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Soccer fans and supporters came out in their numbers to watch the final game of the tournament. Photo: Lizzy BapelaStory on page. 8

The game between the top two teams, MarikanaFC and Bela-Bela Pirates FC, was very tough.Photo: Lizzy Bapela

Organisers of the Councillor Hlungwane Cuptournament displayed the prizes that are upfor grabs throughout the games.Photo: Lizzy Bapela

Fans’ favourite Laden Mothapo aka Papi had hismoment of victory and glory after scoring twogoals in the last game, securing victory for histeam. Photo: Lizzy Bapela

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Change for Bela-Bela has announcedthat they plan to host a political debatefor the local elections, which will bestreamed live on social media such asFacebook and WhatsApp.

According to the founder of thegroup, NJ van Heerden, the debate willbe streamed on a date yet to beconfirmed.

“A recording of the debate will beuploaded onto YouTube after thedebate, for those who missed the livebroadcast,” said Van Heerden.

The time and date of the debate willbe shared as soon as all thearrangements are in place.

Candidates from the ANC, DA, EFF,and Ubuntu have already agreed totake part.

Van Heerden invited any other partiesof independent candidates who arecontesting Ward 4 to contact Changefor Bela-Bela in order to take part.

2 | 15 July, 2016beateditor@gmail.com | Website: thebeat.linmedia.co.zaCRIME

Two ACDP members were arrested onFriday, 8 July, in connection with electionfraud. The two, Victor Kekana and MaggyMashiane, who were arrested for allegedlyfalsely registering Godfrey Thapedi Maleteas an ACDP candidate with the IEC for theforthcoming elections, were released onR10 000 bail each.Kekana and Mashiane, who work in the

office of the African Christian DemocraticParty (ACDP) at Bela-Bela, were expectedto appear before the Bela-Bela Magistrate’sCourt on Monday, 11 July.

Two out on bail after election fraud arrest

The five Zimbabwean men who werearrested on Thursday, 5 May in connectionwith a robbery at a residence near theR101 at Bela-Bela are awaiting theforensic report relating to their case, whichthey expect to receive by Monday, 25 July.

The five were arrested after a policeinvestigation into the incident, during

Godfrey Malete isplanning to suethe ACDP after hewas falselyregistered as acandidate for theparty on the IEClists. Photo: TKMashaba

TK MashabaAccording to Bela-Bela police

spokesperson Colonel Abel Phetla, a caseof fraud has been opened against the pair.Malete, during an interview with The

BEAT, said that he was looking into suingthe ACDP.“This is a serious matter and I am not

going to take it lightly,” he said. “I will hearwhat my lawyers have to say and then takeit further.”Malete was not the only person falsely

registered. Andries Mojela and WinnieShirende of Tsakane, outside Bela-Bela,both maintain that they have been falselyregistered as candidates for the UbuntuParty.

Five await forensic results Justin Steyn

which Bela-Bela resident José Denabregahwas restrained and robbed on Sunday, 1May.

Ngobile Nyoni (28) Christophe Mugabe(23), Wilson Monjeza (34), ElvisMusimeki (29) and Jacob Chio (22)appeared at the Bela-Bela Magistrate’sCourt on Monday, 9 May. The case waspostponed to Monday, 16 May for theirbail application which they abandoned onthe day.

Numerous complaints regarding allegeddelays in settling Unemployed InsuranceFund (UIF) claims at the department ofLabour at Bela-Bela have reached TheBEAT.One woman, who asked to remain

anonymous, said that she has been waitingfor her claim to be settled for severalmonths.She explained that she made the claim due

to taking maternity leave last year and gavebirth in February this year.She alleged that she approached the

department of labour at Bela-Belanumerous times where she says she waseither told to reissue the claim or that it hasnot yet been captured on their system.“I have been to their offices every two

weeks and sat in the queue for hours only tobe told that they have either lost the claimor that it has not been finalized. Every timeI go it has been a different story,” she said.

The men reappeared in the Magistrate’scourt on Monday 27 June and the case waspostponed to Monday 25 July.Maswanganye has since said that all five

suspects have been positively linked to othercases involving armed robbery, burglary andtheft, business robbery and murder.*On Wednesday 25 May the Bela-Bela

police arrested a 22-year-old Zimbabweanwoman for the illegal possession of anunlicensed firearm in the Bela-Bela

Township after receiving a tip-off from thecommunity.Maswanganye said that the firearm was

linked to the burglary case connected to thefive men. Siphathisiwe Moyo appeared at theBela-Bela Magistrate court on Friday 27May and the case was postponed toThursday 2 June for further investigations.Moyo is expected to appear at the

Magistrates on Wednesday 27 July for theballistics report related to the firearm.

UIF complaints at Bela-Bela Justin Steyn

The department of labour at Bela-Bela has come under fire by residents whoclaimed to have not receive their UIF claims settled. Photo: Justin Steyn

She added that she has been witness toother people’s claims not being settled,allegedly for the same reasons.“I have overheard others complain that

they have also been waiting for theirclaims for months. I do not know if thereis a crisis of sorts related to their system orwhat the exact problem is, but somethinghas to be done as it seems to be affecting alot of people,” she said.In a telephonic interview the deputy

director for the regional department oflabour, Gibson Nyanhongo, has denied anycrisis at their Bela-Bela branch.He said that it may have happened that

the documents were lost or that additionaldocuments may have been needed tofinalize certain claims.Nyanhongo said that the Bela-Bela

branch is not the only branch that facesdifficulties.“This is not the first time a complaint like

this has reached the Department of Labour.Numerous factors can come into play suchas misplaced documents or a shortage ofstaff,” he said.

Change for Bela-Bela hosts debatesAll candidates will each be given a

copy of the questions to be asked atleast 24 hours before the start of thedebate in order for them to bestprepare their answers in that regards.

The same questions will be asked forevery candidate participating in thedebate.

Only registered candidates contestingin WARD 4 will be allowed toparticipate. Approved candidates willbe allowed to invite 1 extra personfrom within their support structure orpolitical party to join them in thedebate should they wish to do so.

Each candidate will be allowed toinvite a maximum of 10 people asspectators to the debate. Unrulyspectators will be asked to leave thedebate.

Each candidate will have anopportunity to introduce themselves atthe start of the debate and haveanother opportunity at the end of thedebate for closing arguments as to whyyou should vote for them.

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In the past few months, the ANC in Limpopoand national offices have been hard at work intheir election campaigns, visiting villages,townships, farms, colleges, streets and taxiranks in all of the province’s regions. Theyalso visited the Waterberg Region recently,where they were listening to villagers,students, farm workers, professionals,traditional leaders and senior citizens.As part of their on-going program of

engagement with the electorate, their visibilitywas noticed through engagements inModimolle, Mookgophong, Bela-Bela,Thabazimbi, Mogalakwena and Lephalaleand their surrounding areas. They said thatthey were continuing to confirm to the peoplethe correctness of their decision to entrust thefuture of this country in their vision fordevelopment and prosperity.ANC Limpopo spokesperson Aluwani

ANC Leaders in WaterbergThe ANC’s visibilityis seen in differentparts of theprovince’s regionsas their electioncampaignscontinue. Photo:Lizzy Bapela

Netshianda said that their primary aim was togive real and practical meaning to the firstclause of the freedom charter; “The PeopleShall Govern”. He added that people governthemselves by being afforded an opportunityto vote for a government of their choice andthis can only have true meaning if they do notonly vote, but are able to advice and guidegovernment. Netshianda further said that intheir affirmation that the ANC is the onlyviable vehicle for a sustainable localgovernment, the people gave the advice andguidance.The ANC Limpopo leadership continued its

election campaign trail to visit in all theregions, where the chairperson and Limpopopremier Stan Mathabatha led a programme ofengaging various sectors in society,professionals, traditional leaders, youngpeople, business leaders, civic bodies andchurches. The leadership also conducted blitzcampaigns in shopping centres and taxi ranksand conducted door-to-door campaigns intownships and villages.

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The vandalizing of election campaigningboards has reared its ugly head at Bela-Bela.

Chris Sebola, a Democratic Alliance (DA)candidate councillor for Ward 4 at Bela-Belasays he is displeased that many of hiscampaign boards have been vandalized andstolen.

“I have seen a lot of the boards that wereplaced with my name and face on that haveeither been removed or damaged. Theupcoming elections are supposed to be freeand fair and I am upset that this has beenhappening,” he said.

Most recently Sebola said that during adoor-to-door campaign, he noticed that agroup of children playing with one of hisplacards. He said that he approached thechildren and asked where they had found theplacard, and they allegedly told him that theywere instructed by an unknown man livingnearby to take down the placard from whereit had been hanging and play with it.

Sebola said he went to the man’s house toconfront him but the man refused to answer.

“The children showed me the way to thisman’s house and I went to confront him but

After a rigorous selection process, the ANChas finally nominated its mayoral candidatesin district municipalities and some localmunicipalities. The ANC Limpopoannounced and presented their mayoralcandidates in a media briefing held at theFrans Mohlala House on Wednesday, 6 July.Waterberg Regional chairperson Morris

Mataboge is the candidate for the districtmunicipality, while Lephalale mayor MolokoJack Maeko remains the candidate for thelocal municipality and Andrina Matsemelawas chosen for Mogalakwena LocalMunicipality.The ANC Limpopo Provincial Secretary

Nocks Seabi said that since its inception, theANC has always taken pride in its capacityto develop within its ranks cadres of note.He added that this has been the casethroughout various stages of their revolution.Seabi also said that it is in this context thatthe ANC takes very serious the coming localgovernment elections and that their electionwork is currently on an accelerated mode, asthey have been in the Waterberg Regionrecently.They were in touch with the masses,

The DA said that they were going to file acomplaint with the Auditor General toprobe the Municipal Manager ofModimolle Local Municipality, SamBambo, for failing to adhere and applyrelevant regulations to keep municipaldocuments, records and files safe. The partyconfirmed that all the municipal documentsand files have been dumped on the floor ofthe revenue offices, and said that this is aviolation of the National Archives andRecords Service Act (Act no.43 of 1996)and the Records Management PolicyManual in terms of Section 13(4).

“According to the Act, the MunicipalManager should establish policies andprocedures to ensure that electronic recordsand their related documentation are retainedas long as are needed for official use but inthis case, all the documents are misplaced,”said the DA’s Modimolle ConstituencyHead Desiree Van der Walt.

“In terms of section 13(2) of the NationalArchives and Records Service of SouthAfrica Act, no public records under controlof a governmental body, may be destroyed,erased, dumped on the corridors or betransferred to archives repository orotherwise disposed of without a writtendisposal authority issued by NationalArchivist. It further indicates that anyemployee who contravenes the provision ofthis policy shall be charged withmisconduct and the necessary disciplinarymeasures should be taken against theoffending party.

Poster damage irkscouncillor candidate

Justin Steynhe refused to open his door.”

DA councillor Thinus Ras said that theparty has experienced numerous instances oftheir campaigning material being vandalizedin and around Bela-Bela.

“Many of our campaigning boards, postersand placards have been damaged. As manyas sixty of our boards have been destroyed inMasakhane,” he said

The branch coordinator for the EconomicFreedom Fighters (EFF), Neo Moloko saidthat none of their campaigning materialshave been damaged since campaigning hasbegun but has condemned the acts ofvandalism.

“I am against damaging campaign boardsof other parties. This is a serious matter thatmust not be taken lightly. Every party hasthe right to campaign during this time,” hesaid.

Lieutenant Colonel, Abel Phetla, of theBela-Bela police said that they areinvestigating these incidents and said thatthose found responsible, will face chargesof damage to malicious property.

The spokesperson for the Bela-Belamunicipality, Peter Mabunda, could not bereached for comment on the municipality’sstance on the matter.

Chris Sebola, a Democratic Alliancecandidate, said he is upset about hisboards being vandalized and saidparties should stand united during theelection period. Photo: Justin Steyn

The vandalizing of campaign boards hasbeen evident at Bela-Bela. Photosupplied

ANC officially introducesits mayoral candidates

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Lephalale mayor Moloko Jack Maekoremains the candidate for the localmunicipality. Photo: Lizzy Bapela

reporting to them the work they have beendoing in the past years, also listening totheir advice on what else they want theparty to do, and what they think it shouldcorrect, which they may have not done mostadequately.“We were particularly humbled by the

warm reception we received from theresidents, but most pleasing was thefrankness and openness of our residents onissues they want us to particularlyconcentrate on. Luckily enough, most ofthose issues are part of our electionmanifesto, and this means that we aredefinitely going to address them in our nextterm of local government,” said Seabi.“While we have made giant strides in theprovision of water, sanitation, electricityand access roads, we are not oblivious tothe fact that we must accelerate our work inareas which still don’t have proper roadsand water connections. We do have a database of our backlogs in housing andelectrification. There are areas we have notyet fully serviced due to budgetaryconstraints. These are areas which are onour agenda.”Seabi said the ANC will be hosting “the

mother of all rallies” in Limpopo at thePeter Mokaba stadium on Sunday, 17 July.

ANC Waterberg Regional chairpersonMorris Mataboge is the candidate forthe district municipality. Photo: LizzyBapela

DA to file a complaint against Modimolle MM Lizzy Bapela The Municipal Manager is overall

responsible for sound records managementwithin the municipality and shouldtherefore ensure that the municipality’srecords management practices comply withthe provisions of the Provincial Archivist. Itis clear that the MM has contravened all theregulations to protect the municipal recordsfrom dirt, dust, light and damage, to avoidthe records including those in boxes to notbe stored on the floor,” Van Der Waltcontinued to add.The DA stated that they will further

escalate the matter to the Minister ofTreasury, Pravin Gordhan, as well as theDepartment of Cooperative Governanceand Traditional Affairs Minister, Desmondvan Rooyen, for their immediateintervention and ensure that disciplinaryactions are taken against the MM. Theyadded that the ministers must also ensurethat all the records management practisesand regulations are followed and adheredto. Meanwhile when contacted for response in

the matter, Modimolle Municipalspokesperson Patrick Shika said that theyhad not received the DA’s statement orcomplaint. He added that they will respondto it as soon as they do and he alsopromised to respond to the media also.

DA’s Modimolle Constituency HeadDesiree Van der Walt is set to file acomplaint against Modimolle MunicipalManager Sam Bambo. Photo: LizzyBapela

The alleged municipal documents,records and files that the DA allegesthat Modimolle Municipal Manager SamBambo failed to keep safe. Photosupplied

Modimolle Municipal Manager SamBambo is facing accusations from theDA. Photo: Lizzy Bapela

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People’s Corporation (LIPCO)also graced the event,represented by Joe Ringane. Hesaid that they checked on theirexisting clients, as to whetherthey are getting the services theydeserve. He added that theorganisation represents itsmembers on criminal, family andcivil matters and some have not yetput their rights to use since joining.Ringane emphasised that anyonecan fall deep in debts and stress asa result, which can affect their workperformance. He added that the lawstates that an individual still has aright to live a normal life even whenin debt and that includes being ableto afford the basic living services.The members acknowledged the

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Bela-Bela hosts international summit

The national leadership ofNEHAWU (National Education,Health and Allied Workers’ Union)led the union’s internationalsummit that was held at the Bela-Bela Hospital on Monday, 11 July.

NEHAWU’s second deputypresident Michael Shingange said

that the summit was aimed athighlighting challenges that are theworking class is faced with.

The union will be hosting severalcampaigns at different areas inorder to outline their programmeof action to the members.

Present at the summit wererepresentatives from other unionsfrom local and abroad. Suchinclude the host NEHAWU

represented by Regional SecretarySolly Mabusela and Shingangewho was also representing theWorld Federation of Trade Unions(WFTU), Nicolaus Mabhena ofthe Communists’ Group fromZimbabwe; and the BDS (BoycottDivestment Suctions).

During his address at the summit,Shingange said that the union isgurning for support from other

unions in all activities that theyengage in. He added thatLimpopo chose the month ofJuly to highlight theinternationalism to its membersand not only in terms of countrieslike Greece, Palestine and Israelbut also African countries suchas Botswana, Zimbabwe,Swaziland and others.

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members to practice workersolidarity and support theircounterparts whenconducting strikes or anyother means of improvingtheir working conditionsand salaries. He warnedthem against supportingshops by buying from themeven when their staffmembers are on strike,saying that solidarity makesworkers feel empowered. Headded that is good whendepartments or institutionsjoin forces on a strike anddo not just say the strikeconcerns only a certaindepartment.As an affiliate of COSATU

The members listened attentively to addresses by their leaders. Photo: Lizzy Bapela

NEHAWU second deputy president Michael Shingange and various unions’representatives addressed union members during an international summit held atBela-Bela. Photo: Lizzy Bapela

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BELA BELAAMENDMENTSCHEME 87/08I, THOMAS PIETERSE,being the authorized agentof the owners of Portions207 and 208 both (aportion of Portion 1) of thefarm Klein Kariba 849 KR,hereby give notice in termsof Section 56(1)(b)(i) ofthe Town Planning andTownships Ordinance,1986 (Ordinance 15 of1986) that I have appliedto the Bela BelaMunicipality for theamendment of the LandUse Scheme known as theBela Bela Land UseScheme, 2008 for therezoning of Portions 207and 208 both (a poertionof Portion 1) of the farmKlein Kariba 849 KRlocated North of theexisting ATKV KleinKariba Resort in theNegester RetirementDevelopment from“Special” to “Residential3” with an Annexure. Thetwo application propertiesare situated on both sidesof the access road fromATKV Klein Kariba Resortinside Negester RetirementEstate. Particulars of theapplication will lie forinspection during normaloffice hours at the office ofthe Manager: SpatialPlanning and Land UseManagement, DirectoratePlanning andDevelopment, Bela BelaMunicipality, Chris HaniDrive, Bela Bela for aperiod of 28 days from 8July 2016.Objections to orrepresentations in respectof the application must belodged with or made inwriting to the Manager:Spatial Planning and LandUse Management at theabove address or at theabove address or at PrivateBag x1609, Bela Bela,0480 within a period of 28days from 8 July 2016.Address of Agent:PIETERSE, DU TOIT &ASSOSIATE (PTY) LTD,

P.O. Box 11306, BendorPark, 0713, Tel: (015) 2974970/1, e-mail:theo@profplanners.co.za(8&15/7/16).MODIMOLLE LOCALMUNICIPALITYAMENDMENTSCHEMESNotice of application foramendment of the Town-Planning Scheme in termsof Section 56(1)(b)(i) ofthe Town Planning andTownships Ordinance,1986 (Ordinance 15 of1986).I, NICOLA LUDIK beingthe authorized agent forthe registered owners ofthe following propertieshereby give notice in termsof Section 56(1)(b)(i) ofthe Town Planning andTownships Ordinance,1986, (Ordinance 15 of1986) that I have appliedto the Modimolle LocalMunicipality for theamendment of the Town-Planning Scheme inoperation known as theModimolle Land UseScheme, 2004 by therezoning of the propertiesdescribed below, situatedwithin the jurisdiction ofthe Modimolle LocalMunicipality as follows:Modimolle AmendmentScheme 345Erf 3260 NylstroomExtension 11, located inKing Fisher Avenue, KoroCreek Golf Estate,Modimolle, in Modimollearea of jurisdiction, from“Special” for Corporateunits (one dwelling houseper erf) to “Special” forCorporate Units and onedwelling unit per 800 sqmeters with a maximum oftwo dwelling units on theerf;Modimolle AmendmentScheme 346Erf 5592 PhagamengExtension 7, located inPhagameng Extension 7,Modimolle, in Modimollearea of jurisdiction, from“Residential 1” to“Residential 3” at adensity of 125 units perhectare;Modimolle AmendmentScheme 347Erf R/131 NylstroomTownship, located in DeWet Street, Modimolle, inModimolle area ofjurisdiction, from“Residential 1” to“Residential 3” at adensity of 66 units perhectare;Modimolle AmendmentScheme 349Consolidated Erven 1/332and 2/332 NylstroomTownship, located inPresident Street,Modimolle, in Modimollearea of jurisdiction, from“Residential 1” to“Resodential 2” at adensity of 44 units perhectare;All relevant documentsrelating to the applicationswill be open for inspectionduring normal office hoursat the offices of theModimolle LocalMunicipality, The

Divisional Manager: Town-Planning, Ground Floor,Modimolle MunicipalBuilding, Harry GwalaStreet, Modimolle for aperiod of 28 days i.e. 15July 2016 to 12 August2016.Any person who wishes toobject to the applicationsor submit representationsin respect thereof mustlodge the same in writingto Private Bag x1008,Modimolle 0510 or lodgeit with the ModimolleLocal Municipality at itsaddress and room numberspecified above on orbefore 12 August 2016.Name and address ofagent: NICOLA LUDIK,Alto Africa Town Planning& DevelopmentConsultants, Posbus 3007,Modimolle, 0510, 076 6066372.(15&22/07).NOTICE OF SALE INEXECUTIONIN THE NORTHGAUTENG HIGHCOURT, PRETORIA (THEREPUBLIC OF SOUTHAFRICA) CASE NO:64270/13In the matter between:-AKL: SHIREENHAMADA Plaintiff(Execution Creditor) andEMOYA BIG CATSANCTUARY FirstDefendantBAHATI ASSETMANAGEMENT CCSecond DefendantHEUSER: MINUNETTEANNE Third Defendant(Execution Debtors)Take notice that theundermentioned goodsattached by the ExecutionCreditor in pursuance of awarrant of executionagainst property will besold in execution onThursday the 28th July2016, at 11h00 at No. 20Ahmed Kathrada Street,Modimolle:-Wooden table and 8benches;Sideboard (2 doors)Apple laptopGas heater8 x Garden set4 x Tables and 8 chairsBig bar freezer5 Plate gas stove and ovenAEG fridge (x2)3 Piece leather coucheslight brown5 Piece wooden couchesand tableTwin couchesToshiba laptop8 x Beams3 Door wooden sideboardLG dishwasherLG microwaveRound table with 4 chairsWhite Mahindra Boleromotor vehicle, Reg. No.DBH 894 L,Double wheel trailor, Reg.No. BFF137L,Mitsubishi Pajero Motorvehicle, Reg. No. SRC 088GP.TERMS: Cash - nocheques accepted.Signed at Johannesburg onthis the 29th day of June2016.FAIRBRIDGESWERTHEIM BECKER

Attorneys for ExecutionCreditor33 Fricker Road,Ground Floor,Illovo,JohannesburgP.O. Box 55277,Northlands, 2116DOCEX 34, RosebankTel no: (011) 268 0250Ref: Mr.S.GordonNOTICE OF MOTIONIN THE HIGH COURT OFSOUTH AFRICA(GAUTENG DIVISION,PRETORIA) CASENUMBER: 49865/2016In the matter between:MELAMPUS CC(Registration number:2004/123509/23 FirstApplicantKRANSPUNT FARM(PTY) LIMITED(Registration number:2004/035930/07) SecondApplicantBENJAY CC (Registrationnumber: 1996/017481/23Third Applicant andTHE LOCALMUNICIPALITY OFMODIMOLLE FirstRespondentSTEPHANUS JANHENDRIK COETZEE(Identity number: 7101255089 087) SecondRespondentBOER COETZEE INAFRICA SAFARIS CCThird RespondentTHE VAALWATERSQUATTERS FourthRespondentTake notice thatapplication will be madeon behalf of the above-named Applicants on 15August 2016 at the aboveHonourable Court at10H00 or as soonthereafter as Counsel maybe heard for an order inthe following terms:A: That the presentapplication may be servedupon members of FourthRespondent by:1. Displaying the contentof the Notice of Motionupon four notice boards tobe put up on the boundarybetween the VaalwaterTownship and the informalsettlement at Portion 4 ofthe farm Nooitgedacht No136, Registration DivisionK.R., Limpopo Province inclear legible form;2. Leaving a copy of theapplication at theinformatal housing alreadyexisting as part of theinformal settlement onPortion 4 of the farmNooitgedacht No 136,Registration DivisionK.R., Limpopo Province;3. Publishing the contentof the Notice of Motion inone publication of “DiePos/The Post”.B: Take Notice furtherthat, after service of theapplication on FourthRespondent in terms of Aabove, application will bemade on behalf of theabove-named Applicantson a day to be allocated bythe Registrar of the aboveHonourable Court at10:00, or as soonthereafter as Counsel maybe heard for an order in

the following terms:1. That all menbers ofFourth Respondent,presently residing atPortion 4 of the farmNooitgedacht No 136,Registration DivisionK.R., Limpopo Provincebe evicted from the saidproperty;2. That all members of theFourth Respondent,presently residing and/oroccupying structures atPortion 4 of the farmNooitgedacht No 136,Registration DivisionK.R., Limpopo Province,be ordered to leave theproperty with all theirpossessions by no laterthan 30 (thirty) days afterservice of the order uponthem in the same manneras set out in Part A above;3. The First Respondent beordered to assist allmembers of FourthRespondent to obtainalternative premises wherethey can reside and/or putup their informal houses.4. That First Respondent,and any other Respondentopposing the application,must pay the costs ofApplicants.5. That such further and/oralternative relief begranted to Applicants, asthe Honourable Court may

deem just.AND THAT the affidavitof ERIKA BOSHOFFannexed hereto will beused in support thereof.Take Notice further thatthe Applicants haveappointed Van Zyl LeRoux Incorporated,Monument Office Park, 1stFloor, Block 3, 71Steenbok Avenue,Monumentpark, Pretoria atwhich they will acceptnotice and service of allprocess in theseproceedings.Take Notice further that ifyou intend opposing thisapplication you arerequired:(a) to notify Applicants’attorney in writing on orbefore close of business on29 July 2016, and that youmust file AnsweringAffidavits, if any, within15 (fifteen) days after youhave so given notice ofyour intention to opposethe application;(b) and further that you arerequired to appoint in suchnotification an addressreffered to in Rule 6(5)(b)at which you will acceptnotice and service of alldocuments in theseproceedings.If no Notice of Intention toOppose be given, the

application will be madeon a date to be allocatedby the Registrar of theabove Honourable Court.VZLR INCAttorney for ApplicantsMomentum Office Park1st Floor, Block 371 Steenbok AvenueMonumentparkPretoriaTel: (012) 435 9444Fax: (012) 435 9555(REF: T STEYN/ip/MAT22700)BELA BELA LAND USESCHEMEAPPLICATION FORSPECIAL CONSENT INTERMS OF CLAUSE 21OF THE BELA BELALAND-USE SCHEME,2008, TO PERMIT ANURSERY SCHOOLNotice is hereby giventhat, in terms of Clause 21of the Bela Bela Land-UseScheme 2008, I/we, theundersigned, intendapplying to the Bela BelaMunicipality for SpecialConsent to establish aNursery School on Erf/Portion 0114 zoned 1,situated at Kwagga 26.Plans and/or particularsrelating to the applicationmay be inspected duringoffice hours at KwaggaStreet 26 or at the officesof the Manager: Planning

and Development, BelaBela Municipality, ChrisHani Drive, Bela Bela.Any person havivg anyobjections to the grantingof this application mustlodge such objectiontogether with the groundsthereof in writing, withboth the Manager:Planning andDevelopment, Bela BelaMunicipality and theundersigned not later than29 July 2016.Applicant’s details:Full name: WILLIE ROOSAddress: P.O. Box 1850Bela Bela0480Tel: (Home) 083 302 2037Tel: (Work) 082 331 8594.(15&22/07/16).

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As part of their many developmentprogrammes to combat youthunemployment, the Modimolle-basedOrganisation Hands On obtains informationsuch as job advertisements frommainstream newspapers and onlinepublications to share it with local youths.

Organisation Hands On founding memberand grants coordinator Ronnie LesetjaMakgetha said this is one of manymechanisms that they have put in place toensure that young people are fully equippedto fight against unemployment, substanceabuse and other challenges.

Makgetha works alongside MachoeneFisha (operations coordinator), JudaMolekoa (operations coordinator),Morongwa Thokolo (office administrator),Masego Machebele (data capture) andNsizwa Nkambule who is a projectmanager.

Makgetha said the main responsibility ofOrganisation Hands On is to provide youthand school development programmeswithin South African communities, with theyouth of Modimolle being their primarybeneficiaries.

“When it comes to youth development weare looking at overcoming challenges thatour youths are faced with. Challenges suchas unemployment and substance abuse areamong other issues that we confront as theorganisation, in order to assist our youngpeople,” he said.

Makgetha told The BEAT that they alsohave a mentorship programme, which

People from all walks of life, including theprivate sector, government sector andindividuals from within the Waterbergregion are expected to participate in theMandela Day activities on Monday, 18 July.Mandela Day is celebrated annually on 18

July, to honour the late struggle icon NelsonMandela.The late former president of South Africa

was born on 18 July in 1918.This day was declared by the United

Nations in 2009, and officially held for thefirst time in 2010, where people fromdifferent parts of the world gave up 67

After a year of hard work young peoplefrom Skrikfontein Village in the Waterberghad the opportunity to show off theirachievements on Saturday, 2 July.Over 70 community members attended a

donkey show where drivers showed off thehard work they had put into caring for theirdonkeys.There were prizes for the whole family to

reward their efforts.Members of the NSPCA Donkey

Upliftment Project arranged the show,where the drivers could participate in theevent.Prizes were awarded for the donkeys

which were the best cared for, in the best

The time of the year has come where peoplefrom all corners of the world will be unitingand engaging in different forms of activities,all in the name of charity. The Mandela Dayinitiative or 67-minute campaign takes placeannually on 18 July. The campaign is thehighlight of the year for many of the country’scitizens especially children, the elderly andpeople with disabilities as they get to be thecentre of attention during this time.This is the time where all sorts of intolerance

and negativities are forgotten and all cometogether and practice goodwill, teamwork andtolerance in a form of community service.

Organisation Hands Onimproves young people’s lives

Mzamane Ringaneinvolves ordinary members of thecommunity who serves as mentors to someof their identified mentees.

“Our role as the organisation in this casewould be to oversee the mentorshipprogramme, which connects both thementors and the mentees,” he continued.

Makgetha said that the mentors aretrained, to ensure that they match theobjectives of the organisation.

He indicated that this programme alsoserves to ensure that young people do notdrop out of school due to lack of support.

He further said that the mentorshipprogramme serves to encourage youngpeople to stay in school.

“As part of our programmes, we have the2020 business plan. That is where weencourage young people to go intobusiness. As you know, there are funds thatthe government is allocating for youngpotential businesspeople. Most youngpeople do not know about suchopportunities, while others are aware ofthem but do not know how to access them.Our role is to help young people who haveideas, by turning these ideas into tangiblebusiness plans and to also help them applyfor funding,” Makgetha told The BEAT.

Makgetha said that the young peopleirrespective of their level of education, areaffected by unemployment and that is whyOrganisation Hands On encourages them togo into business.

Adopt a School is one of the programmesthat this organisation has unveiled, with anaim of assisting schools that are facingchallenges like lack of properinfrastructure.

From left, La-Vern Phala (mentor), Machoene Fisha, Lesetja Makgetha, MorongwaThokolo and Juda Molekwa

Seventh Mandela Day to be heldminutes of their time on this day toparticipate in a good cause.

The United Nations has pleaded withpeople around the globe to devote 67minutes of their time to communityactivities, to honour the legacy of a manwho gave 67 years of his life to the strugglefor human rights and social justice.

Although people are encouraged todedicate 67 minutes of their time to helpthose in need, it is also not discouraged togive more than the stipulated period oftime.

People from across the world have alsobeen encouraged to make everyday aMandela Day, by giving a helping handwherever and whenever it is possible.

Mzamane Ringane

Celebrating the youthand their working donkeys

TK Mashaba

Some of thewinners smilingfor the prized theygot: Photosupplied

condition, and also for the best drivers.The youths demonstrated how they drove

their donkey carts, stopped safely, loadedcorrectly, and were able to control theirdonkeys in a safe way using voicecommands and whistles.Inspector Matome Semenya, Induna Able

Teffo, and Senior Inspector Wendy Wilsonwere the show judges.“These young men and boys put a lot of

work into caring for their donkeys and canbe proud of what they have achieved,” saidInspector Semenya.The drivers were thrilled with their prizes

— food, blankets, pet foot, and donkeyfeed.“Care for your donkey and the family

benefits,” said Inspector Semenya as heawarded the prizes.

The winners wereall smiles abouttheir prizes. Photosupplied

Make every day Mandela DayMandela Day is celebrated annually onthe 18th of July. Photo: Lizzy Bapela

This is done in honour of the late former statepresident Doctor Nelson “Madiba” Mandelawho dedicated himself to working for thepeople of the country regardless of their race,culture, age, gender, status, politicalbelonging and so forth.Various organizations across the Waterberg

will also join the world in conductingdifferent developmental or empoweringprogrammes and charitable events to lend ahelping hand and make a different in others’lives. Many focus on activities thatcontribute to the emotional, intellectual,physical, mental and social developmentamong communities.The event is often aimed at taking 67

minutes of one’s time and putting into gooddeeds in order to make a difference. TheDepartment of Correctional Services at Bela-Bela’ stations will do their charity work onSaturday 23 July. The members,management and stakeholders from differentlevels in the Department will be cleaning andconducting maintenance work at TirisanoVictim Empowerment Centre inMametlhake, one of the Department’ satellitestations in the Bela-Bela Cluster.

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Front page story:Marikana FC’s Laden Mothapo, alsoknown as Papi, won the team cuptournament founded by former Bela-Belamayor Freddy Hlungwane. This happenedduring the final stage games of thetournament that took place at the Zone 14fields on Sunday, 10 July.

The team was battling for the winner titleagainst defending champions Bela-BelaPirates FC when Mothapo scored twogoals. These were the only goals scoredduring the game, making Marikana FC the2016 Councillor Hlungwane Cuptournament winners.

Fans and supporters invaded the fieldand carried Mothapo on their shoulders

after he scored his second goal, singingand dancing with him in celebration. Manywere screaming words of support to theorganisers, demanding that he getscrowned man of the match after the game,and player of the tournament during theprize giving ceremony which is scheduledfor Saturday, 30 July at the same venue.

Mothapo proved to be the people’sfavourite throughout the tournament as hisname was on many fans’ lips as theycheered him on. He scored six goals in totalduring the tournament and more than 50 inhis time as defender for teams such as FastXI FC and Diesel n Dust FC.

Mothapo started playing soccer aroundthe age of 20 and has never lost a final inhis life. During the tournament, he sufferedonly a mild elbow injury during the finalgame - but that never deterred him from

scoring the winning goals.“The highlights of the game to me were

that the organisation and the managementof the tournament were up to standard andall things went well as far as myobservation goes. I felt so proud scoringthe winning goals and like a hero whensupporters and fans rushed into the fieldto lift me up and sing for me immediatelyafter the last whistle was blown. I neversaw or felt that kind of love and supportbefore. My team also played well and thetournament was not that challenging as weplayed against teams that we are used tocompeting with. The last game was verychallenging, as both teams worked hard tograb the cup but we reached a milestonethat we have always aspired to. I’mthankful to all who came out to watch usand celebrated with us when we won,” he

said.The last weekend of the tournament saw

Bela-Bela Pirates FC beating Mathaithai FC1-0 on Saturday, 9 July, with Marikana FCwinning 3-2 against Barcelona FC. Duringthe losers’ final game played on Sunday, 10July, Barcelona FC won by a walkoveragainst Mathaithai FC. Then Bela-BelaPirates FC was knocked out of thetournament by a 2-0 loss against MarikanaFC.Tournament organiser Isaac Dlamini said

that everything had gone smoothly, andthat the only challenge was that this year,only the youngest referees were appointedto mediate the matches. He added that theyoungest was the 16-years-old DavidBanda and it seemed a bit difficult for manyplayers to obey him as they are used tobeing refereed by men of their age.

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Victory and Celebration Marikana FC player kicks the ball. Photo: Lizzy Bapela

A Limpopo team has turned thetables during this year’s SABUnder-21 national championships,which are underway atPolokwane’s University ofLimpopo.

For the games, which kicked offon Sunday, 10 July, all nineprovinces brought their bestteams.

In the past two years, Limpopohas had to drop out of thecompetition in the first leg of thegroup stages, but this year theyhave been topping their group.

During their opening game on

Limpopo team is on the way up Sunday they defeated Gauteng 3-2,with Gauteng scoring in the firstfour minutes.Limpopo responded in the 17th

minute, with Johannes Mphekoaneshooting a lethal goal to equalizethe score to 1-1.In the 22nd minute the Man of

the Match, Frank Motebe, scoredLimpopo’s second goal from themiddle of the field.Gauteng tried to regroup in the

second half, and it paid off whenMbuleleo scored in the 61stminute. Limpopo was awarded afree kick that Ethee Khaukanani hitthe upright bar and HlulaniMandla finished off by putting theball in the back of the net in the

Limpopo’s team isdoing better thanexpected at theSAB Under-21NationalChampionship atPolokwane’sUniversity ofLimpopo. Photo:TK Mashaba

TK Mashaba611st minute.

On Tuesday they beat NorthernCape 6-0 with Sello Mphekoanescoring in the first minute of thegame, Frank Motebejane scoredhat trick with his first goal in the21st minute and later, in thesecond half, he scored anothergoal in the 40th minute, and a thirdtwo minutes later.

Ethee Khaukanani scoreLimpopo’s fifth goal in the 78thminutes with Mpho Nemutadaniscoring the 6th goal in the 89thminutes.

They were expected to playagainst Mpumalanga on Tuesday12 July and also North West onThursday 14 July.

Limpopo teamcoach BenjaminMuhlaba duringhalf time coachingthe boys. Photo:TK Mashaba

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