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Body of young man found in Tshidumbi River

Ritual murder?The family of a young man who was found fl oating in a local river at the weekend say they have every reason to believe that their son’s death was not natural, but that he was ritually murdered.

Livhuwani Sivhaga (19) of It-sani has been missing for almost a week, but was found fl oating in the Tshidumbi River, a river that separates Shayandima from Itsani, on Saturday. The river has

recently become notorious as a dumping site for dead bodies, since as many as six bodies have been fi shed out of the river in recent times. It is suspected by the local communities that the victims were killed somewhere else and dumped there.

Sivhaga’s body was already decomposing. His body was dis-covered by a local boy who had gone to the river to fi sh. He raised the alarm and the police and its diving wing were informed. They arrived at the scene and

the body was quickly taken out of the water.

The aunt off Sivhaga, Ms Joyce Mufamadi, identifi ed the body at the scene, but the deceased’s father, Mr Petrus Sivhaga, who was not around when the body was found, identifi ed the body on Monday in the government mortuary. “My son was ritually murdered and I am 100% sure. I went to the mortuary because I had suspicions that his death had not been natural, but man-made. My suspicions were confi rmed

By Elmon Tshikhudo because I could see that some body parts were missing.” He added that his son’s eyes were gone, and when he opened the mouth, he found that the tongue was also gone. “His right ear was also missing, as well as the private parts. His feet were also dark, indicating that there was a struggle before he was killed. The skin on his head was also removed, which is indicative of a ritual killing.”

He added that the members of his family had accepted the

incident with very sore hearts.Ms Joyce Mufamadi, the aunt

of the deceased, said that Sivha-ga was forced out of scchool as he suffered from epilepsy. “He went missing on Sunday and we thought he would come back home. The last thing that we ever thought of was that he would come back as a dead body.”

Community leader Michael Gumula said crime had become a thorny issue in the area. “We are worried about the number of bodies found at the river. As

leaders we are also saddened when people die in this manner,” he said.

Thohoyandou police spokes-person Const Avhafarei Tshiovhe confi rmed that a body had been found in the river. She discounted the possibility of ritual murder, saying many things happened in the water. “We rely on post-mor-tem results and those will inform us of what to do after the doctor has confi rmed the cause of death. As of now, we have opened an inquest docket,” she said.

Divers reach for the fl oating body in the river.

Sivhaga’s body is taken to a waiting government hearse.

The deceased, Livhuwani Sivhaga (19).

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When the parents of pupils attending Hlalelani Primary School realised that their pleas for a new building were not being answered, they decided to close down the school.

Now the 678 pupils of the school at Waterval face a bleak future as the doors of learning have been shut since last Mon-day. The decision to close down the school was taken by parents and the community "because they fear for the safety of their children," said a spokesperson for the parents.

The school’s 20 classrooms, which were built in 1982, are now dilapidated. The parents fear that the building can collapse and harm their children. The walls are cracked, the floor is riddled with potholes and the roof leaks. Teachers and pupils have report-edly sustained injuries as a result of the holes on the floor.

The chairperson of the school governing body (SGB), Mr Andy Munyai, said parents had pleaded with the Department of Educa-tion since 2006 to build new classes, but they had had no luck. He add-ed that they had opted to meet with officials of the department to seek answers to their request for new class rooms.

“Our children are no longer safe in these classes. That is why we took a decision to close the school,” Munyai said. He said that the conditions at the school made it very difficult for education to proceed smoothly. “The walls and roof may fall in at any time. We risk our lives and those of our children every day,”

he said.Munyai said they always found

snakes and scorpions seeking refuge in the dilapidated classes. “We have applied many times to the department for classes, but our pleas have not yielded any fruits,” he said.

He said that mobile classrooms could alleviate the situation as the lack of classrooms was a matter that required urgent attention. “Either that or else government must build classes for our chil-dren. Look at other schools in the province and you'll see that they have the luxury of air-con-ditioners.”

A parent, Mr Robert Ngobeni, said they had liaised with the education department on nu-merous occasions, but they only “got empty promises. There is a serious need for a new school

here. Just look, our classes are all cracked, some with the entire roof caved in, which leaves our educators and children at risk and always faced with danger.”

The spokesperson for the Department of Education, Dr Naledzani Rasila, said they had a huge backlog in the depart-ment, and that they needed about R1,5 billion to renovate schools around the province, including Hlalelani Primary.

“We are in the process of providing classes to all schools that have the need, and Hlalelani Primary is one of the schools that have been identified for that project. We are worried about the issue of removing children from the school. Removing children from the classrooms is denying them their future and we strongly condemn that,” he said.

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By Kaizer Nengovhela

Pupils chant and sing freedom songs outside the classes.

The roof of a class in which pupils are taught.

Fed-up parents close down school

Pupils display posters at the school.

The Ramufhi family of Maebane at their house that was damaged in the storm.

Ms Magaret Thengwana of Tshikhwarani, photographed with her children in front of their damaged shack.

Cllr Nndwamato Kutama looks at corrugated iron hanging from electricity lines.


Devastating storm hits Kutama villagesThe communities of Tshik-warani, Maebane, Midoroni, Muduluni and Makhitha are picking up the pieces after a heavy shower and strong wind damaged numerous houses last Thursday night.

Business buildings in the area were affected, while trees and electricity poles were also blown down. The worst-affect-ed village is Maebane, where many houses were left without roofs.

The victims are mostly from the poor rural area, and most are unem-ployed. Nearly 150 houses were severely damaged in the inci-dent - 75 at Meabane, 30 at Tshikwarani, 17 at Midoroni, 15 at Muduluni and nine at Makhitha.

Three people at Tshikhwarani were slightly injured. They were treated at the Louis Trichardt Me-morial Hospital and later discharged.

One of the affected residents of Tshik-warani, Mrs Magaret Thengwane, said she thought a tornado had touched down or that lightning had struck her house. “I could not see properly as it was raining heav-ily and it was also hailing." The storm subsided after for two hours and when she went out, she found that the roofs of her two houses had been blown away.

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Ravhusiwana of Maebane in-dicated that when the storm hit her village, she was at home with family members, trying to remove the furniture. Her house’s corrugated roof was badly damaged and some of the sheets that were part of the roof were completely blown away. Her six-roomed house was swept away by the heavy storm and she is now temporar-ily living with her neighbours.

The Vhembe District Mu-nicipality’s spokesperson, Mr

Matodzi Ralushai, said the sit-uation was now under control, with the municipality having distributed tents and food to the affected families. “We heard about the incident and we immediately dispatched our disaster teams to assess the damage. We are making the necessary interventions.

As a caring municipality, we do care about our community´s well-being and we will do ev-erything in our power to assist them,” he said.

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Angry community members block off Waterval

Community members block the intersection to Waterval

Community members reluctantly disperse from the intersection to Waterval.

Community members blocked the entrance to Waterval at the intersection on the road (R578) between Giyani and Elim from as early as 04:00 on Tuesday morning. The road was blocked in an attempt to force the De-partment of Education (DoE) to address the shortage of proper facilities at the Hlalelani Pri-mary school.

The decision to shut down all services was reached on Monday evening at a mass meeting held in

Waterval. Community members joined forces with the school gov-erning body (SGB) and learners to ensure that all forms of most services within the community are not rendered.

A representative of the local SANCO branch, Mr Bernard Maluleka, said that his organi-sation was supporting the SGB’s call for a strike. They want the DoE to provide mobile classes and toilets as a temporary mea-sure while they work on reno-

vating or building a new school.“We have stopped all the ser-

vices in Waterval, except for essential services such as nurses and the South African Police Service,” said Maluleka. “This is a community issue. No one is going anywhere; all community members are here.”

Most of the community mem-bers who commute from Waterval could not travel to their workplac-es as there was no transport, due to the shutdown.

Waterval community member Angelina Mashele, who works at a pharmacy in Elim, said that she did not go to work as there was no transport available. “Although I failed to go to work, I am supporting this strike because our kids may end up injured at that school,” she said.

Another community member indicated that the community was acting within its democratic right to strike, since the DoE was not taking their request seriously. “Our children are not safe at that school. We will do whatever it takes to ensure that the department sees how serious we are about keeping our children safe,” said Masingita Baloyi.

Baloyi mentioned that the neighbouring villages and schools were also supporting the strike.

One of the pupils at Hlalelani said she had not been to school since last Monday. “All we want is for the department to provide a proper school, so that we can learn in a safe place,” she said.

Community leaders met with delegates from the DoE on Tuesday afternoon. “The department agreed to provide Hlalelani School with six mobile classes and to appoint a contractor to start working on new toilets before the end of the week,” said the chair-person of the Hlalelani SGB, Andy Munyai. “They also agreed to provide an accurate time frame for the renovation project and (the building of) new classes during the next meeting on Thursday,” he said.

Following the agreement made during the meet-ing, the shutdown was suspended. It was agreed that the learners of Hlalelani will only go back to school when the mobile classes have been delivered.

The spokesperson for the DoE, Dr Naledzani Rasila, said that the department had not committed to anything, since they were to meet with the MEC for Education on Wednesday afternoon. “We agreed to meet with the people of Waterval on Thursday after having our own meeting on Wednesday. Only then we can give feedback to the community,” said Rasila.

He further indicated there was a possibility that mobile classes could be sourced from somewhere else, but that no promises had been made.


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Former newsman Matshavha diesThe family of former Phalaphala FM news reader, Vho-Pfuluwani Jonas Matshavha (65), who died on Sunday after a short illness, is devastated because “they have lost their pillar of strength”.

Mr Matshavha was also known as Muthomphei.

A family spokesperson, Ms Taka-lani Matshavha, said that the family members were in great pain and saddened by his death. She said that the family was proud to have produced “one of the most valuable members of the community.” She added that Matshavha had played a big role in uplifting the standard of newsreading in Limpopo.

Matshavha is a former radio newsreader who started work-ing for SABC radio when it was still called Radio Venda. A former school teacher, he joined the SABC in 1976. In 2004, he resigned as news-reader and went back home to Tshino.

A former colleque, Mr Ma-konde Mbedzi and the present manager of Makhado FM, said that Phalaphala FM was proud to have had someone like Matshavha. “He was a distinguished newsreader and always exemplary,” he said.

He added that Matshavha

had been an asset to the industry and had been instrumental in many of the station’s projects.”He was a hard worker, who was dedicated to his work. He never complained when assigned a task. This is a great loss to the community,” he said.

Matshavha is survived by his two wives and 13 children and will be buried at the Tshino graveyard tomorrow.

The late Mr Pfuluwani Jonas Matshavha.

By Elmon TshikhudoBy Tshifhiwa Mukwevho

Family of Hlulani Maswanganyi want closureTwo eager interns in the Zoutnet campThe family of the missing 17-year-old Hlulani Mas-wanganyi, who was alleged-ly abducted and killed by Malamulele traffic officer Masingita Chavani, say the lengthy process of DNA testing is affecting them as a family negatively.

This emerged after the case involving Chavani (45) and her co accused, Steven Sithole (22), was postponed for the fifth time without the results’ being made known during their appearance in the Saselamani Magistrate’s Courts. This was on Thursday, when protesting residents out-side the court called for the blood of Chavani and reasoned that she could not point out where she had hidden the body.

What the police and family believe are the remains of Hlu-

lani were found three months ago in bushes at the Nandoni Dam. The family still has to know the outcome before they can bury their loved one. During the appearance, with many protesting community mem-bers, relatives of the missing woman and society structures and a heavy police presence at the court, the bail application could not continue as defence advocate Sam Hlungwani did not have appointment letter that he was to represent the accused.

Magistrate Daniel Maluleke postponed the formal bail ap-plication to 3 March. The two were initially charged with kidnapping and child stealing, but a new charge of murder has been added this time. After news became known that the matter had once again been postponed

without the results’ being made public, angry youths threw stones at the police, who had erected razor wire around the court premises.

Family spokesperson Mr Wil-son Mahlawule said the delay in releasing the results of the DNA tests was affecting the family as they could not find closure in the matter. “When the bones were found, we hoped that the mys-tery would be unravelled once and for all and that we would be able to bury her, but as things are now, we are getting impatient. We had hoped that we would get closure in this incident that is haunting us day in and day out,” he said.

Thohoyandou police spokes-person Major Mashudu Malelo confirmed that the results were not yet available.

Community leaders try to calm angry residents during the appearance of Masingita Chavani and her co-accused, Steven Sithole.

Zoutnet, publishers of Limpopo Mirror and Zoutpansberger, have welcomed two journalism interns at the beginning of February.

The 22-year-old Mbulaheni (Gary) Ridovhona has been passionate about journalism to the extent that he would buy himself a copy of weekly Univen students’ newsletter, Our Voice. After reading, he would write stories about his rural village, Mam-vuka, and submit them to the very newsletter for publication.

“During that time, my passion was broadcasting journalism, but I decided to go for newspaper jour-nalism, due to limited resources in broadcasting journalism,” he said. “Writing stories has always been my passion. I am fascinated by the world of journalism.”

His deep-rooted love for words and writing saw him register for a Bachelor of Arts in Media Studies at the University of Venda.

“What I love most about journalism is that it keeps people abreast of news that entertains and educates,” he said. “Now that I have been given an opportunity to put my skills into practice here at Limpopo Mirror’s offices, I aim to broaden my journalistic knowledge and expand my horizons in this industry.”

Miss Thendo Savhasa (26) has always loved reading and writing from a very young age. A resident of Shanzha village in the Nzhelele area, she is currently busy with her a national diploma in journalism from the Tswane University of Tech-

Gary Ridovhona believes that reading broadens one’s horizons.

Thendo Savhasa is all ready for work.nology (TUT).“Journalism is a field

which allows one to learn new lessons every day,” she said. “One gets to meet and know different people from different walks of life. As a prolific and analyt-ical reader, I am also a passionate writer.”

She said that she hoped to learn on a practical level the skills of covering different kinds of news beats, interacting with differ-ent people and getting to understand the print world.

“I am also passionate about imparting some knowledge to young-

sters as a way of adding value to my community,” she said. “So it will be an added bonus for me to be able to work with some schools in initiating some school newsletters at a later stage.”


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Mapungubwe gets four-legged assistants to fi ght poaching

Local law expert now a judge in Gauteng Division

Park rangers in Mapungubwe have found new friends to help them in their anti-poaching op-erations. The honorary rangers, with the help of Woolworths, donated two sniffer dogs to the park last weekend.

The dogs, Stacey and Mascot, have been trained to track human scent, to sniff out rhino horn and ammunition as well as protect their human colleagues.

“They also possess natural in-stincts that are further enhanced by training and will assist greatly in the park, where c a s e s o f smuggling, p o a c h i n g and border jumping are p r e v a l e n t . They are able to overcome counter-mea-sures where p o a c h e r s might try to confuse the dog and this makes them i n c r e d i b l y useful and i m p o r t a n t members of the count -er-poaching teams,” said Mr Conrad Strauss, the

manager of Mapungubwe National Park.

Strauss added that the dogs will be performing the following du-ties: searching vehicles entering and exiting the park, tracking and patrolling, including fence, riverine and border areas.

“We are truly excited about the addition to our ranger corps, which will assist us greatly in our conservation efforts, not only in Mapungubwe National Park, but also within the Greater Mapungu-bwe Transfrontier Area,” he added.

Two rangers at Mapungubwe Park, Messrs Mr David Malatji (left) and Dunisane Mahumane, with the two dogs.

A magistrate of the Gauteng Regional Court, Thifhelimbilu Phanuel Mudau of Tshisahulu, was recently elevated to a judge.

During an event at the 2Ten Hotel in Sibasa to celebrate his appointment, Mudau was told to make his court a place where both the victims and perpetrators can feel the presence of God. Mudau is now attached to the Gauteng division of the High Court.

Speaking during the ceremony, Arch-bishop Phelelani Nzunza, head of the Church of the Holy Ghost, said that he was not surprised that Mudau had been elevated to a judge. “We have seen his contribution in the church and community and his dedication to his work. We have seen his humility and he is not lost in his job as the judiciary goes hand in hand with the church in upholding moral standards,” he said.

Nzunza urged Mudau to continue to be humble as that is the recipe that will help him carry out his task truthfully and with dedication. In welcoming Mudau, the judge president of the Gauteng High Court, Justice Dunstan Mlambo, said he had been watching Mudau perform his duties with dedication. “We have seen his humility and respect, the way he greeted people. During the time he was acting judge, he dealt with cases - some of which were of interest to all - and we realised he was ready for the bench,” he said.

In response, Mudau said the quality of justice dispensed in the South African courts was primarily dependent upon the standard of basic legal training and the level of experience of court offi cials. “To this end, continuous legal training is not only necessary, but a must for those generally involved in the administration of justice and in particular judicial offi cers

to improve their skills. It is for this reason that, since I graduated from law school in 1987, I have taken advantage to partici-pate, and whenever called upon, organised various workshops and conferences in my fi eld of work under the auspices of the Justice College and the Judicial Offi cers Association of South Africa.” Mudau said he would continue to uphold juristic independence.

Justice Mudau studied for his law qual-ifi cations at the University of Venda and the Rand Afrikaans University. He joined the Department of Justice in 1987 and worked as a magistrate in Thohoyandou, as senior magistrate in Johannesburg and later as regional court magistrate in Rand-burg, Gauteng. He has acted as a judge of the High Court on a regular basis since 2012 until his permanent appointment at the Gauteng division with effect from 1 January 2016.

Guests with the Mudau family are, from left to right, Archbishop Phelelani Nzunza, Judge President Dunstan Mlambo, Judge Mathopo, Judge Phanuel Mudau and his wife Ntombi during the event.


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By Andries van Zyl

Observation eveningfor star gazers

R320 million invested in shopping complex for border town

Join the Soutpansberg Astronomy Club (SAC) for an evening under the stars on Saturday, 13 February, from 19:30 onwards.

The crescent moon will be the fi rst target of the evening, followed by examples of stellar evolu-tion as we look at stellar nurseries, mature stars and stellar remnants, with the eyepiece as well as projected on a big screen. The club will also host the fi rst outing for the Ridgeway College Outward Bound Group, and parents are more than welcome to attend.

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The bustling border town of Musina yet again boasts another major development project, this time totalling approximately R320 million.

The development will see the expansion of the current Great North Plaza from 14 000m² to 34 000m² on a prime piece of CBD land acquired by the developers, directly adjacent to the current premises. Upon completion, the centre will be re-branded as the Musina Mall.

The Great North Plaza was initially built and

owned by the Solly Noor Property Group but was sold to the Investec Property Fund for R145 million in 2011. Investec has now gone in partnership with the Moolman Group, who will develop the centre as co-owners.

But why Musina? Over the last couple of years, the region saw major mall developments such as the opening of Mall of the North in Polokwane. Louis Trichardt itself is earmarked for a major shopping mall development that will see the expansion of

Makhado Crossing by the Masingita Group of Companies.

“The strong trading conditions of the existing centre [Great North Plaza] has attracted a demand from existing and new retailers to expand their existing offerings and introduce new brands to the mall. The extension is already more than 87% let, including national retailers such as Checkers, Jet, Edgars and Pep,” said Mr Nick Riley, Investec Property Fund CEO.

He said that the mall was one of the best and comparable to only a few in Limpopo towns. An estimated 48 015 people, or 13 291 households, reside within the primary area (within 10 to 15 minutes’ driving time of Musina) and an estimated 45 241 people or 12 917 households reside within the secondary market area that is within 60 minutes’ driving time.

Ms Mandie Weidemann of the Moolman Group added to this, stating that cross-border trade also played a huge role in the economy of Musina, but that other sectors were also contributing, such as De Beers’ Venetia Mine, which is currently under-going an expansion of some R33 billion.

The sod-turning ceremony for the proposed new expansion of the Great North Plaza took place in January and it is envisaged that the development will be fully operational by April 2017. The de-velopment will be completed in a single phase, with construction work being outsourced to main building contractor CMC Koch Construction from Polokwane.

“At present, the current centre has 42 stores and we are aiming to expand the centre to approxi-mate 100 stores, with new entries like Truworths, Edgars and Studio 88. The national retailers that are in the current centre are Shoprite, Checkers, Tekkie Town, Fashion Express, Exact, Markham, Total Sport, Fashion World, Foschini, Beaver Ca-

noe, Sterns, Sport Scene, PEP, Wimpy, Nandos, Debonairs, Old Mutual, FNB Easy Plan, Chicken Licken, and a few others,” said Weidemann. From these current retailers, Foschini, Sport Scene, Total Sport, Exact, Markham, Fashion Express, Woolworths, Clicks and Mr. Price will relocate to the new extension. “We plan to replace those spaces with more fashion and food offerings,” said Weidemann. Other new national retailers and businesses to take up space in the new Musina Mall include Mr. Price Home, Identity, Skipper Bar, Legit, Nedbank, Standard Bank, Ideals, Pep, Ackermans, Shoe City, John Craig and Dunns. The current anchor tenants at Great North Plaza are Shoprite Checkers and Cashbuild. They will remain the anchor tenants at the new Musina Mall, with the addition of Woolworths.”

During the sod-turning ceremony, Musina may-or Cllr Mihloti Muhlope hailed the investment, saying it would not only bring development to her municipality, but also ease the burden of unem-ployment in the area. Approximate job creation during construction phase will be about 500 jobs and an additional 500 permanent new jobs will be available as a result of the expansion.

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Tshimangadzo Murovhi, the presenter of the current affairs programme Ndevhetsini is the darling of the airwaves among SABC radio listeners.

She was born in Tsianda and her parents passed away when she was still a young girl. She said that she started to love the radio when she was growing up. “I fell in love with radio at a very young age and I believe I have made the right career choice”.

She completed her primary schooling at Mafharalala and proceeded to Pragmatic Centre for Science, where she matric-ulated. “I then studied for a degree of media studies, which I completed in 2010 at University of Limpopo.”

In 2011, she joined the Makha-do FM news department where she compiled, edited and present-ed news. She joined Univen FM in 2013 as a newsreader. “I could not resist the opportunity to join Phalaphala FM in 2014, because I wanted to expose my tal-ent to a bigger audi-

ence,” she said.Ndevhetsini is on air every

weekday from 06:00 to 07:00. “The show deals with news around the world. Our topics focus on issues that are benefi cial to the community. We engage listeners to take part in the show by interacting and debating on various topics. Ndevhetsini is very important, as it tells people about what is happening around them and it is important to use the language they will easily understand.” Some of her current responsibilities include produc-tion, presentation of the Ndevhet-sini programme and arranging interviews.

“I’m still young and there is still more to offer to my com-munity.” She said her listeners were very important to her and she would always appreciate their continuous support. “I am happy my dream came true. As a young person, I found it very easy and

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The names of the academic B-team of Grade 9 at Eric Louw High School in Musina were recently announced. In front, from left to right are Blessing Makhado, Rajveer Vansia en Thobela Manamela. At the back are Godfrey Ndhlovu, Moffat Mwanza, Dean Makuya, Mias Cronjé en John Hlathayo. Photo supplied.

Assisting one of the pupils to put on a shirt is the sponsor, Ms Germinah Rashamuse. Principal Araham Munzhelele (left) looks on.

Sponsor Germinah Rashamuse (left), principal Abraham Munzhelele (second from right) photographed with pupils sporting their bright and new uniforms. Also in the photograph are the teachers at the school.

By Elmon Tshikhudo

New uniforms bring hope to the disadvantagedJoy and happiness radiated from the faces of 25 pupils from disadvantaged backgrounds at Rali-phaswa Primary School in the Nzhelele area.

The pupils started their school year on a sound footing when a good Samaritan handed them com-plete school uniforms. Ms Avhapfani Germinah Rashamuse, an SGB member, said that she started the project in 2009. “As a caring parent I observed over a period of time how children from poor back-

grounds performed in class. Some are very talented and can perform very well, but because they do not have uniforms, they lose their self-esteem and produce poor results.”

She also indicated that this did not end at school.”Some of these children are so poor that they do not have food at home, and we also give them groceries.” Besides helping the children, they also assist women in the village. “We teach them tradi-tional dances and we also meet and discuss the challenges facing them

and how to improve their lives.This is our humble contribution to our community,” she said.

School principal Abraham Mun-zhelele praised Rashamuse for the good she is doing for the school. “Our school is one of the poorest in the area, with many pupils from child-headed families. Some of our pupils are orphans and many have parents who are unemployed.”

He appealed to other people to do the same and assist the school.

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Crime

By Thendo Savhasa

Seven teenagers arrested for gang raping girl (15)

Awards for Tshilongoni’s top achievers

The police at Tshilwavhusiku have opened a case of rape, following an incident where a 15-year-old girl was allegedly gang-raped a fortnight ago.

The victim was on her way from school at about 14:00 when she met a group of seven teenagers at Manavhela village. The suspects, who cannot be named to protect both their identities and the victim’s identity, as they are all still minors, al-legedly grabbed the girl and dragged her into a certain house. “They started to pull off her clothes, stripping her naked and raping her in turns,” the police’s spokesperson, Sgt Thilivhali Maloa, said.

Accoring to Maloa, all seven suspects were ar-rested on 28 January and will appear in court soon.

In another case, three unknown suspect entered an Ethiopian businessman’s shop and robbed him at gunpoint at around 11:00 at Ramahantsha vil-lage. The suspects demanded money from the shop owner on 22 January.

“They walked away with at least R3 000 in cash and six cellphones,” Sgt Maloa said.

She said that the incident was immediately reported to the police. The police are appealing to members of the community to assist with informa-tion that can lead to the identification and arrest of the suspects.

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Phophi Budeli and Mbavhalelo Nengovhela received the first Mabannda annual award last Friday at the Tshilogoni Secondary School in Dopeni.

The two learners were nominated as the top two for the year 2015 at Tshilogoni Secondary after they passed with flying colours.

Budeli won first prize, amounting to R1 500 and a trophy, whereas Nengovhela received R1 000 and a floating trophy.

Nengovhela ascribed her success to the fact that she had spent most of her time studying. “My father does not go to sleep until I have finish studying every day. He and my mother motivate me a lot,” she said.

The Mabannda award was initiated to honour the first and former principal of the School, Mr Freddy Mabannda, as well as to make learners aware of their potential, regardless of their disadvantaged background.

In his address Mr Mabannda mentioned that he wished to see more of the successful products of Tshilogoni school getting involved in the funding of the award. “We have this award to encour-age learners to study harder, so that they can be successful and uplift those who are coming after them,” he said.

The founders of the Mabannda award, Professor Tshimangadzo Nedambale and Doctor Moses Rali-nala, are currently the only funders of the award.

Second-prize winner Nengovhela Mbavhalelo displays her trophy.

Fomer principal Freddy Mabannda (right) hands over the trophy to Nengovhela Mbavhalelo, who is accompanied by her father, Patrick Nengovhela.

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Limpopo ready to host the 2016 Marula Festival

Philantropic Gerhard Swart buried at Levubu

It is nearly the beginning of marula/mukumbi/vukanyi season, when rural unemployed women brew marula beer and sell it to the communities.

In the Niani area in Mutale, vil-lages such as Shakadza, Muswodi, Matshena and Tshipise-Zwigodini, where marula fruits are found in abundance, many rural women are gaining financially because brewing marula beer means making money.

“We are empowering ourselves and sell five litres of marula beer for as much as R40 and two litres for R15, “ said Ms Agnes Ralioma of Matshena village outside Mutale. She said that the marula season was helping them to support their families.

The spokesperson for Limpopo Tourism and Parks (LTA), Mr Mike Tauatsola, said the province was poised to receive high volumes of people during the coming Limpopo Marula Festival, given the calibre of artists who will perform during the eight-day event. It will take place from 19 to 28 February at Phalaborwa.

Tauatsola said that the Office of the MEC for Limpopo Economic Development, Environment and Tourism (LEDET) had predict-ed that revellers would attend a much-improved festival.

According to Tauatsola, the festival will commence on the 19th with the street carnival, comprising various cultural groups, including the South African National De-

fence Force. The following day, 20 February, the festival will host four professional chefs to prepare a four-course meal for dignitaries at a dinner hosted by the MEC of LEDET, Seaparo Sekoati.

“On the 20th until the morning of the 21st, an open-air concert that will feature artists such as Cassper Nyovest, Ricky Rick, AKA, Emtee, Heavey K, Durban Nyts, Nathi, Mmatema, Oskido, Karabo, Ab Crazy, Ms Cosmo, Kaleido, Zinhle, Professor, Eddie Crook, Deeper Bus, Thallix, Blinks, X Man, Fiona, Master Pule and many more will take place,” he said.

He added that the festival would this time have a considerable con-tingent of international guests from Cuba, China and Russia, while a big number will be from Mozambique and other SADC countries. The benefit out of this is the fact that the festival will be filmed and broadcast in Cuba and Latin America. Like the previous festival, the 13 coop-eratives of the Mukumbi Industries will brew 12 000 litres of marula beer to be consumed by the public during the festival.

The festival will culminate in a gospel and jazz open-air concert that will feature big names in the South African music industry and will include Lira, Zonke, Tshepo Tshola, Judith Sephuma, Sifiso Ncwane, Winnie Mashaba, Brian Themba, Thomas Chauke, Colbert Mukw-evho, Malatji, Khuthane, Magilo, Zozo, Foster and many more.

The late Gerhard Swart, who dedicated his entire life to changing the lives of disadvantaged people in Vhembe and, in the process, touched many lives, was laid to rest at the Levubu cemetery.

This was after a funeral service held at the local Levubu Community Hall on Friday afternoon. Swart (50) of Shayan-dima, passed away on 28 January after a long but unspecified illness. His death comes barely six months after the death of his wife, Regina.

During a funeral that resembled the colours of the rainbow, with people of all races in attendance, speakers described him as a humble, generous and dedicated

person who had a golden heart full of ubuntu. Veteran politician and a leader of the Lutheran Church, Dr Tshenuwani Farisani, compared Swart to the late anti-apartheid activist Rev (Dr) Beyers Naudé, an Afrikaner who, together with others, stood his ground against apartheid when it was not fashionable to do so.

Farisani said with the “demon of racial hatred is raising its head again in the coun-try, Swart was the catalyst and building brick that God had used to build a foun-dation to a better nation. When I first met him many years ago I could see ubuntu in him. He was accommodative and did not see a person by colour, but regarded

a person as a human being. I am making an appeal to the community, especially Vhembe where he touched so many lives, to let his name live on forever”.

Long-time friend Cobus du Plessis said Swart’s death had left a void in his heart. “He was always there when one needed him. He was always ready to help and we will miss him dearly,” he said.

On behalf of the staff at NTK, Muledane Converse Nekhwevha said all the staff were saddened by his death. “He was like a father to all of us. He always preached unity among the staff and the greatest hon-our we can give him is to remain united as he would have wished,” he said.

NTK staff at the graves of Gerhard and his wife Regina during the funeral of Gerhard at Levubu.


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Although the choir of the Madembe Apostolic Church is nearly as old as the congregation itself, the choir only managed to release its debut album last month.

According to the leader, Ms Mercy Murudi, the choir was founded back in the early nineties. The choir is based in Lukalo village, but some of the members are from the adjacent village, Begwa.

Ms Murudi said that they were hes-sitant to record their music, until one

of their members, Mr Eric Murudi, convinced them that their music was good enough to stand the test of time. Not only did Mr Murudi encourage the other choristers to go to the recording studio, but he also fi nanced the whole project.

Mr Murudi is a teacher at Marude Secondary School. In September last year the group went to the Ishy Malala record-ing studio at Tshaulu village. Thabelo Volume One consists of 12 praise-and-worship songs and will be a welcome gift for Christians of all age groups.

The album opens with the title track,

Thabelo, meaning 'prayer'. The third song, Zwa shangoni, is already extremely popular and is a reminder of the scripture that says that everything one sees in this world shall pass, with the exception of the Word of God. Some of the songs that have the potential to make the album an instant hit with fans include Dzithendo, Messiah and Tshifhinga.

According to Ms Murudi, the album is only available on CD and it is already a hit at music outlets.

For bookings of live performances, Ms Murudi can be phoned on 079 864 7188.

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Debut album for Madembe ChoirBy Frank Mavhungu

The ongoing music piracy on the pavements of shopping outlets in Thohoyandou, where CDs are sold for only R10 by gangs known as maten-ten, has prompted the legendary Tshivenda traditional band Adziambei Band to release a track called maten-ten, crying foul "against unscrupulous dealers who rob them."

The leader and lead-guitar player of the group, Mr Elias "Maele" Sir-wali, said the pirates were robbing them of their income and ma-ten-ten were killing the music industry.

The group recently released a new CD, Shango lo ima nga thoho Vol-ume 14 (meaning that things are not going well in the country). The CD has 11 tracks, such as Shago lo ima nga thoho, mashaka, luvhovhola, rannda, tshimbambaila, and mat-en-ten, in which they warn people against purchasing from maten-ten.

The band won the 2012 Tshivenda

Music Award (Tshima) with the song of the year, Nwana o ngala ngala. The band consists of fi ve members: Elias “Maele” Sirwali, Samuel Mabuda, Johannes Kwinda, Simon Ranwedzi and Sarah Masindi. The Adziambei Band was founded in 1982 by Mr Elias “Maele” Sirwali at the rural mountainous village of Guyuni outside Mutale.

He was later joined by his late el-der brother, Tshivhangwaho Raedani as well as Johannes Kwinda and Sarah Masindi and they released their fi rst album, Midzimu ya madimoni, in 1983.

The CD was recorded at Winman Studio in Shayandima, produced by Elias Sirwali and mixed and mas-tered by Emmanuel Mamphogoro. For bookings, phone Mr Ronald Tshikororo at 079 493 6109, Mr Elias Sirwali at 072 451 3341 or Mr Samuel Mabuda at 072 219 0041.

By Tshifhiwa MukwevhoBy Silas NduvheniBy Silas Nduvheni

Adziambei band

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with new album

A painting of a woman feeding a patient.

A 43-year-old man's dream of estab-lishing himself as an artist was shat-tered when he had to drop out of art college because of fi nancial constraints some 17 years ago.

However, the fl ame kept burning in-side his heart and he continued to create big paintings, illustrations, sculptures, and drawings, and he also wrote poetry. “It was inevitable that I would one day make a comeback into the art industry and now I would like to make a name for myself,” said Solly Kgamedi of Madombidzha village. “It has dawned on me that artists are not artists by choice – it is a calling that one has got to answer or else live a pointless life.”

Kgamedi's calling as an artist started when he was at primary school. He had even paid a steep price for his art when he failed two grades because he busied himself with his drawings when the teachers were giving lessons. “I failed Grade 3 and 4, but I was scooping up fi rst or second positions each term or year in local, district and provincial school art competitions,” he said.

Sometimes his art works would be

discredited by the judges because other pupils and teachers had dirtied them along the way. “Everyone loved my work and all of them requested to see them, so they would move from one pair of hands to another in the bus on our way to the competition,” he recalls. “By the time we got to the event, there would be nothing interesting about the art works but tattered or dirty pieces of paper.”

He completed his matric in 1994 at Litshovhu Secondary School. In 1997, Kgamedi was offered a scholarship to study art at the Johannesburg Art Foundation, where he majored in imaginative drawing and painting, using both paint and pencil as media.

His initial work received considerable praise and critical acclaim from his educators and art lovers around Gauteng. Unfortunately, he had to drop out of art school as a result of a lack of money for pay-ing for accommodation, food and other scholarly necessities. “The bursary only covered tuition and study material,” he said. “I had to fend for myself and it was not easy for me, so I dropped out and came back home in 1998.”

Kgamedi refl ected on the years between 1998 and 2015: “It feels like I had fallen asleep as a kid in 1998 and had woken up a man in 2015. My fi re for art returned in full force towards the end of 2015.”

This humble artist proved that a man's talent re-mains his talent when he started creating paintings, drawings and amazing poetry last year. He sells his work to locals while he continues to establish himself.

“So far, a small publishing house in Louis Trichardt, Vhakololo Press, has earmarked my poetry with the plan of developing my work and publishing my book towards the end of this year,” he said. Kgamedi can be phoned at 076 122 6690.

Thousands visit Masana during festive seasonThousands of fun lovers enjoyed the attrac-tions offered by the many events that were held at Masana Lodge and Resort during the festive season.

The resort also overfl owed with jubilant music lovers, local artists and entertainment people during festive season.

The CEO, Mr Ntsandeni Muladi said that the attendance was an overwhelming success, due to the fact that the management had taken on the responsibility of caring for their customers. “We had to make sure that we restore the pride of our people by organizing a vibrant show like we did last year. We are satisfi ed that we have achieved our goal of taking back the Masana event to its former glory days.”

Muladi said that up-and-coming entrepreneurs were also presented with a splendid opportunity to market their small businesses to the public during the festive season. Masana said that the resort celebrated its four year of existence this year, and that the management and staff had learned a lot about their customers’ needs since the resort fi rst opened its doors.

“We listened to our customers’ feedback and created a natural environment of tranquillity for them, where they can enjoy traditional and

modern functions,” he said. Muladi explained that Masana would be an eco-friendly venture.

Muladi stated that the venue prided itself on the traditional meals they are able to serve there, including the tastiest traditional dishes.

“Our chefs can prepare the best South African dishes and bring the township fl avour to your function. Whether it is a white wedding, an African wedding, a birthday party or any other celebration, our beautiful garden is the ideal venue for your event,” he added.

One of the fun lovers who attended the re-sort during the festive season, Mr Freddy Mat-ombo, said that they were hap-py to note; “that m a n a g e m e n t cares for us. We really enjoyed ourselves at the resort, and we wish we could come here al-ways.” Some residents ex-

pressed their joy at seeing a lodge opening in their own backyard, and Matombo indicated that the establishment of Masana motivates them. “We are happy to see this lodge opening here; it motivates us as a community because now our children can get jobs. I feel proud that I am from Nzhelele and now everyone will want to come here,” Matombo explained.

“This venue offers an al-ternative to the usual tourism fair. We will support and

promote this product,” Matombo concluded.Although he shared in the joy of the communi-

ty of Nzhelele in getting their own resort, Muladi urged them to look after it. “Now that you have this facility, it is your duty and responsibility to take care of it.”

Tradtional drums and clay bowls which are used by visitors.

The beautiful rooms of the lodge.

Caravan park for visitors.

Lodge and Resort

Nzhelele and now everyone will want to come here,”

“This venue offers an al-ternative to the usual tourism fair. We will support and

The young ones enjoy swimming!

The modern pool accommodates many visitors!

Guest enjoy the modern caravan park!

Visitors cool themselves at the swimmingpool that caters for more than 300 people.

Visitors fl ock in large numbers!

The pool for the young ones was the busiest!

The VIP Restaurant was also very busy.

Masana Tshigombe from Mavhunga entertained the guests.



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Last Friday was a happy day for the clubs affiliated to the Vhembe region of the South African Football Association. The clubs each received a complete soccer kit during a ceremony at the Makwarela Stadium. The kits are part of the sponsorship from the South African Breweries (SAB). It was the second time that the SAB clubs received soccer kits. They received the first kit two years ago. In the photo, some of the clubs’ representatives display their kits.

By Frank Mavhungu

Two good victories for Na NdilaniTshakhuma Na Ndilani registered two victo-ries last weekend. They crushed their neigh-bours, FC KK, 4-0 at the Levubu Stadium on Saturday and beat Gwamasenga United Brothers 4-3 at the same venue the following day.

Sunday's game was a thirst quencher for the fans as they watched entertaining football from the onset to the end. Although their key defender, Aluwani “Mbatha” Mundalamo, was reprimand-ed with a card in the opening minutes, United

Brothers did not stop fighting. They kept on pushing forward with the hope that they would be the first to find the net, but that was not to be.

Instead, they conceded an own goal in the 19th minute when Aluwani Mundalamo fumbled to clear the ball from the goal line and hooked it in while trying to clear.

Tshakhuma Na Ndilani, or TNN, strengthened their strik-ing force by replacing Junior Mashavhathakha and Dakalo Mulaudzi with Khathutshelo Mudau and Thabiso Lekgau respectively. They were leading 2-0 at half time after Desmond Netshiungani headed home, following a square pass from Thabiso Lekgau.

TNN increased the margin three minutes into the last half. Dakalo “Akonkwo” Ne-makonde was on target with a header. The visitors were awarded a penalty in the 58th minute after Lindelani Mudau was tackled from behind within the box. Rendani Dzivhani con-verted from the spot. The goal was an insult to TNN. They scored the fourth moments thereafter via Gift Nemutan-dani, whose long-range volley looked too hot for the Brothers’ keeper, Khuliso Mugivhi, to handle.

The keeper of TNN, Stephen Mphotwana, was warned with a card for wasting time in the 74th minute. United Brothers initiated several telling moves from the middle of the park, but time was not on their side. They managed to pull two back in the 78th and 84th minute. Rendani Dzivhani scored af-ter a scramble within the box before completing his hat trick with a volley.

The struggle will continue among the affiliates of the Limpopo Stream of the ABC Motsepe League this weekend.

Four matches will be played at various places throughout the province tomorrow afternoon, and four will be played on Sun-day. Joe Maweja, the only hope for Vhembe District, will be away this weekend. They will battle it out for league points against Boyne Tigers at the Boyne Stadium tomorrow.

Maweja are in top form after beating Polokwane United 4-2 at the Tshifulanani Stadium last Saturday. Should they collect the maximum points tomorrow, Maweja will become one of the

close contestants for the league title. Takalani Ramagalela and Khumbudzo Muvhango, the Maweja midfielders, will keep the Tigers’ defence running for cover if they are not well contained.

A1 Terrors must beat Gawula Classic when they meet at the Bela Bela Sunfa Stadium to keep their hopes alive of escaping the relegation axe. Terrors are cur-rently languishing at the bottom of the log.

The Dolphins FC will host Mosesetjane All Stars at the Eldorado Stadium in Polokwane. This is a "must-win" match for The Dolphins if they want to remain in the league title race.

Bilika All Stars will undertake a journey to Tzaneen, where they will lock horns with Bellevue Winners Park at the Nkowan-kowa Stadium.

Nkowankowa Barcelona will meet Mighty FC at the Nkow-ankowa Stadium on Sunday, while Polokwane United will host Giyani Hotspurs at the Old Peter Mokaba Stadium. Lepha-lale Young Killers have a date with Great North FC at the TT Cholo Stadium. Great North’s performance is deteriorating and they lost three matches in a row.

The logleaders, Magezi FC, will meet the Polokwane Acad-emy at the Polokwane Rugby Fields.

Joe Maweja to face the Boyne Tigers

The retired teachers and guests pose for a photo after the event.

Community members, teach-ers and members of the South African Democratic Teachers Union (Sadtu), gathered at the Faith Mission Church to bid farewell to 15 teachers who recently retired.

The event was organised by the Sinthumule/Kutama Sadtu branch. The teachers are: Mes-dames Gladys Matimbi, Moya-habo Ramapela, Maria Ma-dia, Janemary Musenwa, Lydia Mukwevho, Anna Ramuedzisi, Anna Mathelemusa and Dor-othy Ramasindi and Messrs

Jerry Khalushi, Peter Tshivhuya, Brownley Ramuedzisi, Julius Muhovha, Paul Nwedo and Ma-todzi Mukwevho.

During the event, all the speak-ers hailed the retired teachers and said that they loved their work and always did their best in en-suring that their pupils received quality education. They also applauded them for "shaping the young generation for the future".

The chairperson of the Sadtu branch, Mr Donald Nthabalala, praised retired the teachers for being hard workers and commit-

ted teachers. He indicated that their contribution in the struggle for quality public education will always be remembered.

The guest speaker, Mr Robert Maphaha, the Sadtu regional sec-retary, urged the teachers to work very hard in their profession as well as further their studies. He said that teachers should be in-spired by the retired teachers who furthered their studies. “Teachers should be proud of their profes-sion and the work they are doing in order to restore the dignity of their profession,” he said.

Fifteen dedicated educators retireBy Kaizer Nengovhela

Dakalo “Akonkwo” Nemakonde of TNN and Manuel Makatu of United Brothers (right) wrestle to win the ball.

Emmanuel Munyai of United Brothers (left) and Thabiso Lekgau of TNN chase the ball.


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2 x1 bedroom flats, parking, palisade fence,

deposits payable, water & electricity excluded, imme-diately available; in town

R1 890 and R2 200 respectively

3 bedroom house 2 additional rooms,

2 garages, 3x1 bedroom flats, good income

(+-R10 000 per month), Borehole, palisade fence

and two gates, stand 2800m2, in Louis Trichardt

R1 150 000.00

Contact: 084 910 7654

Applications are hereby invited from suitably qualified and knowledgeable individuals to be appointed in temporary post until 31 December 2016 created in terms of the Continuing Education and Training Act 16 of 2006 (As Amended)

Post: Lecturer PL 1 (x 5 posts)Salary Notch: R160 902 pa

Thengwe Campus (Office Date Processing, Data Management: Farming) Ref: VTVET15/2016 Thengwe Campus (Construction Planning Plumbing) Ref: VTVET16/2016 Thengwe Campus (Plant and Plant Equipment: Masonry and Material) Ref: VTVET17/2016 Thengwe Campus Financial Management (farming) Ref: VTVET19/2016

Requirements: A recognised 3-year appropriate Diploma / Bachelor’s Degree or an equivalent qualification, including a professional qualification in education coupled with a minimum of 1 years actual and appropriate experience. Experience working at a TVET College in the teaching and learning discipline will be an added advantage. Management skills. Applications must be registered with SACE.

Duties: The successful candidate’s responsibilities will be required to teach N4-N6 and NCV, to manage students and keep administrative records, ensure quality education and training assess students’ performance and support students’ development.

Aplications must be submitted accompanied by (1) Z83 from obtainable from any public service Departments. (2) Comprehensive CV, including at least three contactable references. (3) Certified copies of qualifications, ID document with original certification stamp. The entire application profile / pack / document must be page num-bered. Forward applications, quoting the relevant reference number to the Chief Executive Officer, Vhembe TVET College, Private bag X2136, SIBASA, 0970. Alternatively applications may be hand delivered to the HR Manager at central office, stand No 203, Unit A, SIBASA.

Closing date for applications is 19 February 2016 at 16:00. Applications received after closing date will not be considered. If no contact is made within two months after closing date of this advertisement, please accept it as unsuccessful.

VHEMBE T.V.E.T. COLLEGESite no 203, Private Bag X2136, Sibasa, 0970, Limpopo • Tel: (015) 963 3156 / 963 3657 • Fax: (015) 963 3154

• E-mail: [email protected]

VHEMBE TVET COLLEGE VACANCY

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Applications are hereby invited from suitably qualified and knowledgeable individuals to be appoint-ed in Tempoaray post created in terms of the Contuniung Education and Training Act 16 of 2006 (As amended)

Post: Manager: Centre for EntrepreneurshipNature of post: 5 year ContractSalary Notch: R630 822 - R743 076 paCentre: Makwarela CampusRef No: VTVET4/2016Requirements: An appropriate recognised degree / diploma in a management - related field; Minimum 10 years experience in a business environment, of which at least 3 years management position, knowledge of and experience in entrepreneurship highly recommended, expertise in business management, valid driver’s licence.

Duties: The successful candidate will be required to establish the Centre for Entrepreneurship, oversee the establishment of the rapid incubator’s programme, manage and implement the business planning process, manage the staff performance in implementing the entrepreneurship programme, manage the finances of the Centre for Entrepreneurship, manage stakeholder relations and oversee the functioning of the Advisory Committee on Entrepreneurship, monitor progress with the activities in the business plan an report to the necessary structure, conduct research / analysis relating to improving the sustainability of the Centre for Entrepreneurship through the current college curriculum, oversee the development delivery of the skills programmes / short courses to emerging entrepreneurship, initiate community based entrepreneurship programme to capacitate local SME’s, market the Centre for Entrepreneurship.

Competencies: High level of computer literacy in MS Word, Outlokk, Excel and PowerPoint, effective organisational, financial and project management skills, excellent written and verbal English communication skills, including report writing, document development and communicating with funders, business executives, community leaders and other stake holders on an executive level, high level skills in networking, negotiating and stake holder engagement, excellent interpersonal, time management, problem solving and organisational skills, well develop leadership skills and an innovative thinking ability.

Recommendation: Experience in the education sectorApplications must be submitted accompanied by (1) Comprehensive CV, including at least three contactable references. (2) Certified copies of qualifications, ID document with original certification stamp. The entire application profile / pack / document must be page numbered. Forward aplications, quoting the relevant reference number to Acting Principal, Vhembe TVET College, Private bag X2136, SIBASA, 0970. Alternatively applications may be hand delivered to the HR Manager at central office, stand No 2013, Unit A, SIBASAThe closing date for aplications is 19 February 2016. Applications received after closing date will not be considered. If no contact is made within three months after closing date of this advertisement, please accept that is was unsuccessful. Please take note that all qualifications for shortlisted candi-dates may be subjected to verification with the relevant authority

VHEMBE T.V.E.T. COLLEGESite no 203, Private Bag X2136, Sibasa, 0970, Limpopo • Tel: (015) 963 3156 / 963 3657 • Fax: (015) 963 3154

• E-mail: [email protected]

VHEMBE TVET COLLEGE VACANCY

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The University of Venda is committed to make affirmative action appointment largely targeting women and people with disabilities.

NON-ACADEMIC POSITION

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE

SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT

LABOURER (P17) ( Ref:C515)

Duties: Cleaning of Central Stores and offices. Assist in receiving and distribution of items from stores to users.

Requirements: Candidate must be in possession of Gr 12/Senior certificate. Ability to identify items clearly and to carry out stock taking

routine.

For full details and how to apply: Visit www.univen.ac.za

Closing date: 26 February 2016

Written Applications: The Director HR, University of Venda, Private Bag, X5050, Thohoyandou, 0950 or e-mail: [email protected] not corresponded with within 2 months of the closing date, to please consider their application as unsuccessful.

Targeted candidates from designated groups mentioned above may be appointed at lower levels that are commensurate with their qualifications and experience against the

advertised positions based on assessed potential. The University reserves the right not to make an appointment. Candidates with foreign qualifications will be expected to

have their qualifications evaluated by the South African Qualifications Authority (SAQA) before they assume duty.

VACANCYHighly energetic, young and results-oriented Marketing Agents are required by a dynamic

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In the following areas:• Vuwani, Elim, Mutale, Saselemani, Matoks, Malamulele, Giyani, Makhado-Biaba, Masisi,

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Requirements: At least matric level, proficiency in speaking at least two of the following languages:

English, Xitsonga and Venda. Residency in any of the above mentioned areas.

Skills and Experience: Numerical skills (measurements), previous marketing / sales

experience will be an advantage - Additional training will be provided.

Remuneration: Remuneration will be based on commission

Appliations must be directed to: [email protected].

Closing date: 18 February 2016

REQUIREMENTS: 3 IN ONE SERVICE* Physical Security Service: Day and Night Security Officers* Take over of existing alarm system* Banking services - CIT

All applications can be handed in at Soutpansberg Primary SchoolContact number: 072 293 9134

School Safety Security Company Needed

Closing Date for Applications: 12 February 2016

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VACANCY

Fax CVs to: 086 524 1113 or

e-mail to: [email protected]

Penta Toro Plant Hirehas vacancies for female

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Legals & Tenders

Booyens du Preez & Boshoff Ing.

Notice is hereby given that under the provisions of Section 38 of the Deeds registries Act, 1937, I, the Registrar of Deeds at Pretoria intend to issue a Certificate of Registered Title in lieu of Deed of Grant TG12897/2007 dated 19 September 2007 passed by NtagamedzeNi Jessie muthige in favour of VhaNgaNi solomoN mukweVho, Identity number: 5903036252088 and NyadzaNi olyVia mukweVho, Identity number 6204041632086. Married in community to each other, in respect of certain Erf 116 Thohoyandou-BA Township, Registration Division MT, Limpopo Province, measuring 485 (Four Hundred and Eighty Five) Square metres which has been lost or destroyed. All persons having objection to the issue of such Certificate are herby required to lodge the same in writing with the Deeds Office Pretoria at Merino Building, C/o Pretorius and Bosman Streets, Pretoria within six weeks after the date of the first publication. Dated at Pretoria this 20th day of January 2016. Signed by the Registrar of Deeds.

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NOTICE OF APPLICA-TION FOR THE RE-

ZONING OF PORTION 3 OF ERF 1754, FROM

MUNICIPAL TO BUSINESS AT

MAKHADO TOWN IN DZANANI TOWN IN MAKHADO MUNICI-PALITY IN LIMPOPO

PROVINCE, IN TERMS OF THE VENDA LAND

PROCLAMATION 45 OF 1990

We, Tshiongolwe Development Planning Consultants, being an authorized agent of the owner of the Erf men-

NOTICE OF SALE IN EXECUTION IN

THE MAGISTRATE’S COURT FOR THE

DISTRICT OF THO-HOYANDOU HELD AT

THOHOYANDOU Case No: 604/2015. In the matter between: BVS Security CC Tho-hoyandou, Plaintiff, and mr tshitereke martiN NdiVheNi t/a Jamex eatiNg house (id: 6502026896083),

van heerden & rudoLPh att

vezI & de Beer Inc

AUCTIONIN THE HIGH COURT OF SOUTH AFRICA(GAUTENG DIVISION, PRETORIA)CASE NUMBER: 82815/2014ABSA BANK LIMITED,

sIgwavhuLImu attorneys

LIQUIDATION AND DISTRIBUTION ACCOUNTS IN

DECEASED ESTATES LYING FOR

INSPECTIONIn terms of section 35 (5) of Act 66 of 1965 notice is hereby given that copies of the liquidation and distribution accounts (first and final, unless otherwise stated) in the estates specified below will be open for the inspection of all persons with an interest therein for a period of 21 days (or shorter or longer if specially stated) from the date specified or from the date of publication hereof, whichever may be the later, and at the offices of the Masters and Magistrates as stated. Should no objection thereto be lodged with the Masters concerned during the specified period, the exucutors will proceed to make payments in accordance with the accounts. Registered Number of Estate: 002262/2015, Surname: Mukwevho, Christian

mB maBIdIattorneys

NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE DECEASED ESTATE

In the estate of the late: Mutshinyalo Mpfariseni Joseph, Identity number 621130 5221 084, Date of Birth: 1962/11/30, Last address: Maelula Village, Makhado District, Limpopo Province and who died on 11-07-2015, Estate no: 002361/2015, Master’s Office: Thohoyandou. All persons having claims against the above estate are hereby called upon to file their claims with the undersigned within 30 days from the date of publication hereof.Dated at Thohoyandou on this the 29th day of January 2015.MB Mabidi AttorneysHouse no: 670, Block P West, Munaka-MadilongeMedical CentreMphephu DriveThohoyandou, 0950Ref: MBM/EST.02/16

tioned above hereby give notice in terms of Venda Land Proclamation 45 of 1990 that we have applied to Makhado Municipality for the rezoning of Portion 3 of Erf 1754 from “Parking” to Business. The relevant plans, documents and information are available for inspection at Makhado Municipality in the office of the Director of Planning at 83 Krogh Street, Louis Trichardt, 0920, for a period of 21 days from 01 February 2016 to 21 February 2016. Objections to or representations in respect of the application must be lodged with or made in writing to Makhado Municipality, Department of Planning and Devel-opment Louis Trichardt at the above address or Private Bag X2596 Louis Trichardt, 0920, within a period of 21 days from the 01 February 2016. Address of agent: 7B Bodenstein Street, Polokwane, 0700. Enqui-ries: Mr. T.J Madima: TEL: 015 291 22 32

NDIVHADZO YA U SHANDUKISA TSHIT-ENTSI TSHA PORTION 3 YA 1754 MAKHADO

DZANANI, MASIPALANI WA

MAKHADO DZINGUNI LA LIMPO-PO U BVA KHA TSHIT-ENTSI TSHE TSHAVHA TSHI TSHI TENDELWA U PAKA ZWIENDEDZI U YA KHA TSHIFHATO TSHA MABINDU HU TSHI TEVHEDZWA

MAITELE A MULAYO WA MATSHIMBIDZELE

NA MALANGELE A DZIDOROBO VHUPONI HA VENDA HA KALE, VENDA LAND PROC-

LAMATION 45 OF 1990.Rine vha Tshiongolwe Development Planning Consultants vhane vha vha zhendedzi lo nangiwaho nga mune wa tshitentsi tsho buliwaho afho ntha ri khou fha ndivhadzo hu tshi tevhedzwa maitele a mulayo wa Matshimbid-zele na Malangele a Dzidorobo Vhuponi ha Venda ha kale, Venda Land Proclamation 45 of 1990; zwauri ro ita khumbelo kha vha ha Masipala u shandukisa tshitentsi tshe tshavha

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NOTICE OF ENVIRON-MENTAL IMPACT AS-SESSMENT PROCESS

(BASIC ASSESSMENT)In terms of Regulation 982 of the regulations published in Government Notice No. 38282 of 2014 under Section 41 read with section 44 of the National Environmental Management Act, 1998 (Act No. 107 of 1998), notice is hereby given that Hamid Karim is of intention to carry out the following activity: Project Name: Town-ship establishment on Portion 23 & 24 of the farm Rondebosch 287 LS. Project Description: The applicant intends to establish township on Portion 23 and 24 of the farm Rondebosch 287 LS. The proposed township will entail the following: 6 Residential erven (each with a residential house); 1 stand for private park purposes, associated engineering infrastructure e.g roads, sewage, electricity and stormwater. Location: The site is located on Portions 23 & 24 of the Farm Rondebosch 287 LS south of Louis Trichardt within Makhado Municipality area of Vhembe District, Limpopo Province. Coor-

tshi tshi tendelwa u pakiwa zwiendedzi u ya kha tshifhato tsha zwa mabindu. Dzipulane na zwidodombedzwa zwi nga tolwa ofisini ya Vhulanguli ha zwa Vhupulani na Mveledziso diresini I tevhelaho 83 Krogh Street, Louis Trichardt, 0920. Dzipulane na zwidodombedzwa zwa hone zwi do vha zwo andadzwa lwa maduvha a 21 ubva nga dzi 01 Luhuhi 2016 u swika nga dzi 21 Luhuhi 2016. Khanedzo dza khum-belo iyi dzi nga itwa nga u tou nwala dza livhiswa kha davhi lo buliwaho afho ntha kana kha diresi: Private Bag X2596 Louis Trichardt, 0920. Khanedzo idzi dzi fanela u itiwa hu saathu u fhela maduvha a 21 u thoma nga dzi 01 Luhuhi 2016. Mbudziso dzi nga livhiswa kha Mr T.J Mad-ima kha diresi i tevhelaho 7B Bodenstein Street, Polokwane. Lutingo: 015 291 2232

names: Tshifaro Wilson, ID: 5402025440085, Last address: Ngulumbi Village, in the district of Thohoyandou. Description of account other than First and Final: Liquidation Account,Magistrate’s Office: Thohoyandou, Master’s office: Thohoyandou. Sigwavhulimu Attorneys, Office No 06, 08 & 09, First Floor Limdev Building, Email: [email protected], Tel: 0159621097

Plaintiff and TELENI BE-LINDAR MEREGI (ID NO: 701022 0904 082), 1ST DEFENDANTTELENI BELINDAR MEREGI N.O.(ID NO: 701022 0904 082)(In her capacity as duly appointed Executrix IN THE ESTATE OF THE LATE THANYANI PHINEAS MEREGI)2ND DEFENDANTTHE MASTER OF THE HIGH COURT POLOKWANE – Admin-istration of Deceased Estates Department)3RD DEFENDANT

NOTICE OF SALE IN EXECUTION

The property which, will be put up to auction on FRIDAY the 26TH day of FEBRUARY 2016 at 11H00 by the Sheriff THOHOYANDOU @ the premises, PORTION 18 OF ERF 551 THOHOY-ANDOU – J, 18 MVHUDI PARK (OPPOSITE BLOCK J), consists of:CERTAIN : PORTION 18 OF ERF 551 THOHOYANDOU-J TOWNSHIP, REGISTRA-TION DIVISION M.T., NOTHERN PROVINCE, IN EXTENT: 600 (SIX HUNDRED) SQUARE METRES, HELD BY DEED OF GRANT NO. TG70647/98, SUBJECT TO THE CONDITIONS THEREIN CONTAINED (also known as 18 MVHUDI PARK ( OPPOSITE BLOCK J) )Improvements (which are not warranted to be correct and are not guaranteed) :3 X BEDROOMS, 1 X TOILET WITH BATH-ROOM, 1 X KITCHEN, 1 X DINING ROOM,1 X SITTING ROOM, 1 X GARAGE1.The rules of this auction are available 24 hours before the auction at the offices of the Sheriff THOHOYANDOU @ 55B LIMDEV BUILDING MPHEPHA DRIVE THOHOYANDOU, during office hours.Advertising cost at current publication rate and sale cost according to Court rules apply. Registration as a buyer is a

advocate mPhanamachamBers

NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS IN THE DECEASED ES-TATE (SECTION 29)In the estate of the late Thidiela Denga Elizabeth (ID No.550825 0188 080) married to Thidiela Mbulaheni Aaron (ID No. 540406 6030 080) in terms of in community of property, who died on the 20th of December 2015, Last address: Stand no. 643 Thohoyandou Block G. Estate No: 000152 / 2016 Master’s office: Master of Limpopo High Court, ThohoyandouCreditors and debtors are hereby called upon to submit their claims and to pay their debts within 30(Thirty) days as from the date on this advertisement.Dated at Thohoyandou on this the 12th day of Febru-ary 2016.Advocate Mphanama A.G, executrix attorneys, office No. G102, Ground Floor, Old Mutual Executrix to Thidiela Mbulaheni Aaron Building, Thohoyandou FAX: 086 725 9647REF: (GMP) ESTATE 17/2016

Defendant. iN PursuaNce of a judgment in the Magistrate’s Court of Thohoyandou and writ of execution dated 9/11/2015, the goods list-ed hereunder will be sold in execution to the highest bidder at the sheriff’s warehouse, shayaNdima, thohoyaNdou by the sheriff of thohoyaNdou on 26/02/2016 at 11H00 namely: 1 x TV Set1 x 2 Deep freezer Fridge1 x General Stock in TradeDated at Louis Trichardt on 14 January 2016.1. This sale is a sale in execution pursuant to a judgement obtained in the above honourable court.2. The rules of the auction is available 24 hours prior to the auction at the office of the Sheriff.3. Registration as a buyer is a pre-requisite subject to a specific conditions, inter alia. 4. Directive of the Consumer Protection Act 68 of 2008; (Url< http://www.info.gov.za/view/downloadfileaction?id-99961>)5. FICA legislation i.r.o proof of identity and ad-dress particulars; payment of registration deposit of R500.00 in cash.6. The office of the Sheriff will conduct the sale with the auctioneers.7. Goods will be sold for cash only to the highest bidder or sold subject to confirmation as per the Consumer Protection Act upon instructions from the execution creditor. VAN HeerdeN & rUdOlpH, 24 deVeNIsH sTreeT, lOUIs TrICH-ArdT, 0920, p O BOx/pOsBUs 246, lOUIs TrICHArdT, Tel: 015 516 0164/5/6, FAx: 015 516 1091, reF: MeV HOrN/jr/28973/81681

pre-requisite subject to condition, inter alia :(a) Directive of the Consumer Protection Act 68 of 2008.(URL http://www.info.gov.za/view/Download Files Action?id=99961)(b) Fica-legislation : Requirement proof of ID and residential address(c) Payment of a registration fee of R10 000.00 in cash or bank guarantee cheque.Dated At Pretoria On This 21St Day Of January 2016VEZI & DE BEER INCAttorney For Plaintiff319 Alpine RoadLynnwood Pretoria, P.o. Box 13461 Hatfield 0028, Dx 28 HatfieldTEL: (012) 991 8283 / FAX: (012) 991 6564REF: DEB7779/M MOHAMED/LA/IM

dinates: S23 04 43,75 E29 54 08,54. The properties are located south of the road known as the Ledig road (District road D2554). In order to ensure that you are identified as an interested and/or affected party, please submit, in writing, your name, contact information and interest in the matter, within 30 days of placement of this notice, to the address hereunder. MOKWALE CONSULTING CC, P.O. Box 31654, Superbia, 0759, Tel: 012 941 0939, Fax: 086 620 6336, E-mail: [email protected]. Date: 12 February 2016.

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

IDP/BUDGET REVIEW CONSULTATIVE MEETING:26 FEBRUARY 2016

Notice is hereby given that Makhado Local Municipality will be holding and IDP/BUDGET review consulta-tive meeting scheduled to take place on Friday, 26th February 2016 at 09h00 at Makhado Showground Hall.

The purpose of the meeting will be to present 2016/17 Draft BUDGET/IDP REVIEW.

All Councillors, three members from each Ward Committee, Traditional Councils, organized businesses, mining sector, Parastatals, Agricultural sector, Tourism sector, Sanco, Community Development Officers, NGOs, Ratepayers Associations, Chairpersons Associations, Provincial Sector Departments and repre-sentatives of any interested groups are invited to participate at the aforementioned meeting.

All enquiries can be directed to the Office of the Municipal Manager or the Chief Financial Officer at tele-phone number 015 519 3000.

Civic Centre83 Krogh Street LOUIS TRICHARDT, 0920Notice No. 12 of 2016 MR I. P. MUTSHINYALIFile No. 15/7/1 MUNICIPAL MANAGER


Notice is hereby given that the above-mentioned erf is to be disposed through the submission of development proposal on or before 11 March 2016.

The extent of the erf is 7591 square meters and it is zoned for business purposes.

Al interested investors who will loke to participate in the economic development of our municipality are requested to submit development proposal in line with our vision of moving towards a city in 2030.

The development proposal should be submitted to office no. 47 and 45 during working hours.

All enquiries in this regards can be directed to Mr Maluleke HE at 015 962 7624 or Mr Nemadzhilili HA at 015 962 7510

NOTICE TO DISPOSE ERF 186 THOHOYANDOU-A

Private Bag X5066Thohoyandou

0950Limpopo Province

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

(015) 962 5328

THULAMELAMUNICIPALITY


MALULEKE HEACTING MUNICIPAL MANAGER Thulamela MunicipalityCivic Centre Old Agriven BuildingThohoyandou 0950

To advertise your legal notice in the Limpopo

Mirror send your information to:

[email protected]



PUBLIC NOTICEFOUR (04) DRAFT REVIEWED BY-LAWS

Makhado Local Municipality invites the public and all stake holders to attend the scheduled public hearings on the 2015/16 four (04) draft reviewed by laws. The public hearings will be conducted in all the regions of the municipality as indicated in the schedule below:

Civic Centre83 Krogh Street LOUIS TRICHARDT, 0920 MR I. P. MUTSHINYALIFile No. 6/1/1(20/15/16) MUNICIPAL MANAGER


Draft Review By-laws

Purpose and Objectives Date, Time and Venue of Public Hearing

1.Impoundment of Animals By-laws

The objective of this By-Law is to prescribe the infringement penalties for offences under the Impoundment Act No. 89 of 1994, Council rec-ognizes its duty to regulate the conduct as pro-posed by the By-Law as local government and the content thereof includes the Impoundment of animals and matters incidental thereto.

Vuwani Region : 01 March 2016Venue: Ha-Mutsha Community Hall

2. Public Nuisance By laws

The municipality, being aware of the constitu-tional right of every person to a safe and healthy environment, adopts this by-law with the aim of promoting a safe and healthy environment for all people in the Makhado area by fostering an environment in which the public in general may enjoy peaceful and harmonious living conditions.

Waterval Region: 02 March 2016Venue : Bungeni Community Hall

3. Street Trading The Council, acting under the powers granted to it by national legislation and in cognizance of its duty to regulate, administers and controls all per-sons who carry on business on the street within its area of jurisdiction, hereby adopts these by-laws to control and regulate all matters incidental thereto.

Makhado Region: 08 March 2016Venue : Makhado Show Hall, Sibasa Road, Makhado

4. Swimming Pool By-Laws

The introduction of the by-law on Swimming Pool ensures the control and to work with local medical practices and other health promoting organizations to increase public awareness of the benefits of exercise and swimming within the area of jurisdiction of the Makhado Municipality and under control and administration of Council.

Dzanani Region : 09 March 2016Venue : Dzanani Community Hall

The copies of the Draft By-Laws will be available for inspection from the 12th of February 2016 at the following places:

Office C048, 1st Floor, Civic Centre or at the Public Library of Makhado Local Municipality and at Dzanani / Vuwani / Waterval Regional Offices or in the Makhado Municipality: website: www.makhado.gov.za.

In addition to the public hearings or as an alternative thereof, members of the public or stakeholders may submit, written comments to the Municipal Manager at the said office number C048 or at the above-mentioned address-es or e-mail to: [email protected]. not later than Monday, 14 March 2016.

Capricorn College for TVET Central Office

16 Market Street, 0699 POLOKWANE, Private Bag X9674, 0700 POLOKWANE

• Tel: 015 230 1800 • Fax: 015 291 2767 • www.capricorncollege.edu.za

POLOKWANE CAMPUSDie Meer StreetPOLOKWANE, 0699Tel: 015 287 0400Fax: 015 287 0439

RAMOKGOPA CAMPUSNext to Mokomene High School, RAMOKGOPA, 0811Tel: Central Office: (015) 230 1800

SESHEGO CAMPUS1919 Freedom DriveSESHEGO, 0742Tel: 015 223 0006Fax: 015 223 5187

SENWABARWANA CAMPUSSenwabarwana Main StreetSENWABARWANA, 0790Tel: 015 505 3172Fax: 015 505 3174 Ad

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The Capricorn College for TVET invites bidders for the design and supply of STUDENTS DIARIES

NB: THERE IS NO BID DOCUMENTMANDATORY DOCUMENTS TO BE ATTACHED (SBD forms to be downloaded from the college website (www.capricorncollege.edu.za)

• SBD1 -OriginalValidTaxClearanceCertificate• SBD4 -B-BBEEStatusLevelofContribution(Certified)• SBD5 -LetterofGoodStanding(Certified)• SBD6.1. -CompanyRegistrationDocumentation(Certified)• SBD7.1. -AComprehensiveCompanyProfile• SBD8 -Alistofcontactablereferences• SBD9 -CertificateofIndependentBidDetermination.

Acompulsorybriefingsession,withrepresentativesofCapricornCollegeforTVETwilltakeplaceasperdateandtimestipulatedon theTableabove.Onlybidderswhoattendedcompulsorybriefingsessionwillbeconsidered.Only one representative per company will be allowed to register on the briefing session register.

DulycompletedandsignedSBDdocumentsandquotationsealedinanenvelopemarkedwithDESIGN AND SUPPLY OF STUDENT`S DIARIES referencenumber, CCTVET/2015/04must reachCapricornTVETCollegebidbox (black)not later than 11h00am on Wednesday 16 March 2016 at 16 Market Street Polokwane.The80/20preferentialpointsystemshallapply.Bidderswillbeevaluatedonthefollowingcriteria:Functionality,PriceandBBBEEpoints.

Telegraphic,telephonic,telex,facsimilee-mailedandlatetenderswillnotbeaccepted.Thelowestoranybidmaynotnecessarilybeacceptedandnoreasonwillbegivenbythecollege.Thecollegereservestherighttowithdraworcancelthebidanytime.

Project NameCCTVET/2015/04

Description Briefing Session

Client Representative

Designandsupplyof19000studentdiaries

A5,Cover:printfullcolouron280gmsgloss + UV varnish Inside:printonecolourblackon80gsmbond;numberofpages144and32tipp-insprintedfullcolouron130gmsglossfinishing:perfectbindingwithcollegelogo.

CentralofficefoyerDate:16February2016Time:09h00

Mr.MalapanePS0152301800/1807duringofficehours

INVITATION TO BID

Capricorn College for TVET Central Office

16 Market Street, 0699 POLOKWANE, Private Bag X9674, 0700 POLOKWANE

• Tel: 015 230 1800 • Fax: 015 291 2767 • www.capricorncollege.edu.za

POLOKWANE CAMPUSDie Meer StreetPOLOKWANE, 0699Tel: 015 287 0400Fax: 015 287 0439

RAMOKGOPA CAMPUSNext to Mokomene High School, RAMOKGOPA, 0811Tel: Central Office: (015) 230 1800

SESHEGO CAMPUS1919 Freedom DriveSESHEGO, 0742Tel: 015 223 0006Fax: 015 223 5187

SENWABARWANA CAMPUSSenwabarwana Main StreetSENWABARWANA, 0790Tel: 015 505 3172Fax: 015 505 3174 Ad

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The Capricorn College for TVET invites bidders for the appointment of an accredited service provider to train 40 learners in NATIONAL CERTIFICATE IN ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING learnership programme NQF L 2

NB: THERE IS NO BID DOCUMENTMANDATORY DOCUMENTS TO BE ATTACHED (SBD forms to be downloaded from the college website (www.capricorncollege.edu.za)

• SBD1 -OriginalValidTaxClearanceCertificate• SBD4 -B-BBEEStatusLevelofContribution(Certified)• SBD5 -LetterofGoodStanding(Certified)• SBD6.1. -CompanyRegistrationDocumentation(Certified)• SBD7.1. -AComprehensiveCompanyProfile• SBD8 -Alistofcontactablereferences• SBD9 -CertificateofIndependentBidDetermination.

Acompulsorybriefingsession,withrepresentativesofCapricornCollegeforTVETwilltakeplaceasperdateandtimestipulatedon theTableabove.Onlybidderswhoattendedcompulsorybriefingsessionwillbeconsidered.Only one representative per company will be allowed to register on the briefing session register.

Duly completed and signed SBD documents and quotation sealed in an envelopemarkedwithNC ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING L2 reference number, CCTVET/2015/05mustreachCapricornTVETCollegebidbox(black)notlaterthan 11h00am on Thursday 17 March 2016 at 16 Market Street Polokwane.The80/20preferentialpointsystemshallapply.Bidderswillbeevaluatedonthefollowingcriteria:Functionality,PriceandBBBEEpoints.

Telegraphic,telephonic,telex,facsimilee-mailedandlatetenderswillnotbeaccepted.Thelowestoranybidmaynotnecessarilybeacceptedandnoreasonwillbegivenbythecollege.Thecollegereservestherighttowithdraworcancelthebidanytime.

Project NameCCTVET/2015/05

Description Briefing Session

Client Representative

Appointment of Accreditor service providerNATIONALCERTIFICATE:ELEC-TRICALENGINEER-INGLEARNERSHIPPROGRAMMENQFL2x40LEARNERS

Theproviderwill• Facilitate• Asses;• ModeratelearnerPOE,• Providetrainingmaterial• Consumables;• PPE`sand• Certification.

CentralOfficeFoyerDate:Monday22February2016Time:09h00

Ms.NdouZwanga0152301800duringofficehours.

INVITATION TO BID


TENDER NOTICE

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

Please Note: 1. Specifications of the quotations and MBD 6.1 and MBD 4 can be downloaded from the municipal website www.

makhado.gov.za or a hard copy can be obtained from Supply Chain Management office B043, Civic Centre, No.83 Krogh Street, Makhado Municipality

2. For more information, enquiries must be directed to Ms TP Ntsieni or Mr M Ramabulana at 015 519 3179/3129 during office hours.

QUOTATION NO DESCRIPTIONBRIEFING SESSION

MEETINGCLOSING DATE

MAK73/2015-2016 Request for Quotation for the Supply of Material and labour For Palisade Steel Fencing At Vuwani Grave Yard (80m x 150m stand)

A compulsory briefing meeting will be held on 16 February 2016 at 10:00 at Vuwani Regional Office.

19 February 2016 at 12:00

MAK74/2015-2016 Request for Quotation for the Supply and delivery of ICT Equipments


MAK75/2015-2016 Request for Quotation for the Supply and Delivery of Materials


MAK76/2015-2016 Request for Quotation for the Supply and Fits of X-Burglar Guards proof and Window Blinds

A compulsory briefing meeting will be held on 16 February 2016 at 14:30 at Council Chamber, Civic centre, Ground floor, No 83 Krogh Street, Makhado.


MAK77/2015-2016 Request for Quotation for the Drilling Of 3 (Three) Boreholes At Vuwani

A compulsory briefing meeting will be held on 17 February 2016 at 10:00 at Vuwani Regional Office


Civic Centre83 Krogh Street LOUIS TRICHARDT, 0920Notice No. 11/2016 MR I. P. MUTSHINYALIFile No. 8/3/2/1 MUNICIPAL MANAGER


MAKHADO LOCAL MUNICIPALITY

TendersTo advertise your Tender on this page, contact Pieter, George or Yolanda at

Tel: (015) 516 4996 or Fax: 516 2303


BID NO.35/2015/2016REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS FOR DEBT

COLLECTION SERVICES FOR THE PERIOD OF 3 YEARS



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

(015) 962 5328


Bids are hereby invited from debt collectors with sound knowledge and experience of debt collection for pro-vision of services regarding the debt collection of outstanding debts (accounts).Bids must remain valid for a period of ninety (90) days after closing date of the submission thereof. Bid doc-uments and terms of references are obtainable upon payment of a non-refundable amount of R 539, 00 from 15 February 2016 at the Procurement Office. All technical enquiries must be directed to Mrs Madzhie M A or Mrs. Nembudani VE at (015) 9627 515 or 7711, whereas procurement enquiries should be directed to Mr T.P Mudzili at (015) 962 7629.Bidders will be expected to submit the bid documents and their proposals together with the following compul-sory requirements:• Tax Clearance Certificate Issued by SARS.• Company Registration Documents.• Proof of updated payments of all the services in the municipality in which the business is registered or where the owner of business resides not older than 3 months and not in arrears for more than 90 days.• Members proof of registration with professional bodies in accordance with section 240A of the Tax Administration Act 28 of 2011.• List of previously executed debt collection projects by the company with contract values and clients contact person thereof.NB: Service providers must submit their certified BBBEE Verification certificate from verification agency accredited by South African accreditation system (SANAS) or a registered auditor approved by the Independent Regulatory Board (IRBA) or an Accounting Officer as contemplated in the corpo-ration act (CCA) in order to claim preference points.Tenderers should note the following: Functionality will be scored out of 100 and the minimum thresh-old to qualify is 60. Tenderers who fail to meet the minimum threshold will not be considered for further evaluation

Bids will be assessed under the provisions of the following Acts and its Regulations: Municipal Finance Man-agement Act, (Act 56 of 2003); Preferential Procurement Policy Framework Act, 2000 (Act 5 of 2000) Supply Chain Management Policy of the municipality in accordance with the terms of reference and in terms of 90:10 preferential points system and functionality.Completed bid documents signed by a duly authorized person, sealed in an envelope clearly marked “BID No. 35/2015/2016: PROPOSALS FOR DEBT COLLECTION” must reach the undersigned by depositing it into the tender box at the foyer Thulamela Local Municipality offices by no later than 11h00 on 16 March 2016 all tenders received in time will be opened in public in the Thulamela Local Municipality offices.

Please note: 1. Bid documents, which are late, incomplete, unsigned or submitted in pencil or by telegraph or electronically by E-mail, or not having the required certificates attached in-line with the terms of reference, will not be con-sidered for further evaluation.2. The THULAMELA LOCAL MUNICIPALITY is not bound to accept the lowest or any bid and reserves the right to accept any part of a bid.



Points for functionality

Targeted Goals Weight

Relevant Experience 40.0

Qualification /CV key personnel 20.0

Proof of Membership with Professional Bodies 20.0

Methodology 20.0

In accordance with section 127(5) (a) (i) & (ii) of the Local Government Municipal Finance Management Act Number 56 of 2003 read with section 21A of the Local Government Municipal Systems Act, the Accounting Officer hereby makes public the tabled Musina Local Municipality’s Annual Report for the year ended 30 June 2015 and invites the local community to submit representations in connection with the 2014/2015 annual report.

Take note that copies of the 2014/2015 Annual Report are available for perusal during office hours (07h00 to 16h00) at the following municipal service points:

Musina Library (Civic Centre)Nancefield LibraryNancefield Municipal OfficeMadimbo Thusong CentreMalale Satellite OfficeMopani Satellite OfficeHarper Satellite Office Skoonplas Satellite Office

In addition the Annual Report is available at website www.musina.gov.za

Written representations on the 2014/2015 Annual Report must be submitted to one of the above service points or at the office of the Municipal Manager by no later than Friday 09th March 2016.

Take note that subsequent to processing of the annual report by the Municipal Public Accounts Committee council will in accordance with section 129 of the Local Government Municipal Finance Management Act Number 56 of 2003 adopt an oversight report on the 2014/2015 annual report on or before the 31 March 2016.For enquiries please contact Ms Legodi via telephone or fax or e-mail or post: Tel: 015 – 534 6100, Email: [email protected], Fax: 015 534 2513, Post: Private Bag X611, MUSINA, 0900

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TENDER NO. 1 OF 2016APPOINTMENT OF A PANEL OF SERVICE PROVIDER / CONSULTANT TO

RENDER ASSIGNMENT FOR INTERNAL AUDIT UNIT FOR MAKHADO MUNICIPALITY FOR THE PERIOD OF TWO YEARS

Suitable service providers are invited to tender for the Appointment of a Service Provider / Consultant to Render As-signment for Internal Audit Unit for Makhado Municipality For the Period of Two Years. Bidders are requested to bid as per specification attached to the bid documents that will be obtainable on 16 February 2016 at the Procurement Office No. B043 upon payment of a non-refundable amount of R300,00.

A compulsory briefing session will be held on 19 February 2016 at 09:00 at Council Chamber, Ground Floor, Civic Centre, No. 83 Krogh Street, Makhado.

Completed bid documents signed by a duly authorised person, sealed in an envelope clearly marked “Tender No. 1 of 2016: Appointment of a Service Provider / Consultant to Render Assignment for Internal Audit Unit For Makhado Municipality For the Period Of Two Years.” must reach the undersigned by depositing it into the tender box at the foyer of the main entrance to the Civic Centre by not later than 12:00 on Friday, 04 March 2016 when all tenders received will be opened in public in the Council Chamber, Ground Floor, Civic Centre, No. 83 Krogh Street, Makhado.

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

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

• Original valid Tax Clearance Certificate• A copy of Company Registration Certificate• Certified copy/copies of company owner(s) ID Book(s).• BBBEE Certificate (For Preferential Points).• Be a member with 11ASA.• Proof of payment of Municipal Account/statement.• IRBA Certificate

FUNCTIONALITY EVALUATION

CRITERIA WEIGHT

1. Experience, Skills and Ability of Service Provider to fulfil Makhado’ s requirements, Past experience in work of this nature

40

2. Methodology and Approach 10

3. Qualification, Experience, Skills and ability of resources 30

4. Capacity to provide Ad-hoc Services 10

5. Contactable references 10

Civic Centre83 Krogh Street LOUIS TRICHARDT, 0920Notice No. 5 of 2016 MR I. P. MUTSHINYALIFile No. 8/3/2/1300 MUNICIPAL MANAGER


Minimum functionality score is 50. Bidders scoring less than 50 points for functionality will be disqualified

All technical enquiries can be directed to the Acting Audit Manager, Mr Kgopa A at (015) 519 3000, while procurement enquiries should be directed to Mr N A Mathivha at (015) 519 3044.

Thulamela Municipality invites prospective suppliers for supply and delivery of following services:

INVITATION TO BID



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

(015) 962 5328


Bid documents will be available as from the 16 February 2016 between 08h00 and 15h30 at office No.02 Thulamela Municipality, Old Agriven Building, Thohoyandou.

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

Where possible we also request to be provided with the company profile. NB: Service providers must submit their certified BBBEE verification certificate from verification agency accredited by South African accreditation system (SANAS) or a registered auditor approved by the Independent Regulatory Board (IRBA) or an Accounting Officer as contemplated in the corpo-ration and BEE Rating certificateBids will be assessed under the provisions of the following Acts and its Regulations: Municipal Finance Man-agement Act, (Act 56 of 2003); PPPFA, Supply Chain Management Policy of the municipality in accordance with the specifications and in terms of 80:20 preferential points system.

Sealed bid documents must be submitted in envelopes clearly indicating “BID NUMBER AND DESCRIP-TION” on the outside and must reach the undersigned by depositing it into the official Bid Box at the front of the main entrance to the Civic Centre, by no later than 11:00 on, 29 February 2016. All Bids received will be opened in public in the Municipality’s Board Room, Civic Centre, Old Agriven Building, Thohoyandou.

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

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



BID NUMBER

DESCRIPTION BID PRICE CONTACT PERSON

EVALUATION CRITERIA

BID 30/2015/2016

Supply and delivery and installation of shelves

R232-00 Mr Nemakwarani R (015 962 7524)or Ms Mudau P (015 962 7543)

80/20 preference points system will be used.



Bids are hereby from interested and suitably qualified professional service providers for the development of main-tenance plan of all Thulamela Municipality buildings. Required professionals are: Architects, Quantity Surveyors, Civil Engineers, Structural Engineers, Mechanical and Electrical Engineers.

INVITATION TO BIDDEVELOPMENT OF MAINTENANCE

PLAN FOR ALL MUNICIPAL BUILDINGS



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

(015) 962 5328


ITEM NUMBER BID NUMBER PROJECTION DESCRIPTION BID DOCUMENT PRICE

1 Bid No. 06/2015/2016 Building Maintenance Plan R385.00

Documents (MBD) will be available from Thulamela Municipality’s Procurement office No 02 as from 16 Feb-ruary 2016. Interested companies are invited to attend a compulsory tender briefing on 22 February 2016, at 11h00 at Thulamela Municipality Head Office. Bidding companies are required to submit the bid documents and company profiles. Company profiles have to include the following compulsory requirements:

• Valid tax clearance certificate issued by SARS• The appointment will be against the professional indemnity cover of the lead consultant• Each discipline should have at least one member of staff in the permanent employment of the company providing the service, who is professionally registered in terms of the relevant act • Architects - South African Institute of Architects (SAIS) • Engieers - Engineering Council of South Africa (ECSA) as Pr. Eng or Pr Tech Eng • Quantity Surveyors - South African Council for the Quantity Surveying Profession (SACQSP) as Pr. OS• CVs of the proposed project team, and their office location• Similar previously successfully executed projects with contract values and client’s contracts• Companies’ and or Directors’ proof of payment for the Municipal accounts (rates & taxes) in their area of jurisciction not older than three (3) month and not in arrears for more than 90 days• Company registration documents

Where possible we also request to be provided with the company profileNB: Service providers must submit their BBBEE verification certificate from verification agency accred-ited by South African accreditation system (SANAS) or registered auditor approved by the Independent Regulatory Board (IRBA) or and Accounting Officer as contemplated in the corporation and BEE Rating certificate.Bid will be assessed under the provisions of the following Acts and its Regulations: Municipal Finance Manage-ment Act, (Act 56 of 2003); PPPFA, Supply Chain Management Policy of the municipality in accordance with the specifications and terms of 90:10 preferential points system and functionality.



Sealed bid documents must be submitted in envelopes clearly indicating “BID NUMBER AND DESCRIPTION” on the outside and must reach the undersigned by depositing it into the official Bid Box at the front of the main entrance to the Civic Centre, by no later than 11:00 on 2 March 2016. All Bids received will be opened in public in the Municipality’s Board Room, Civic Centre, Old Agriven Building, Thohoyandou.

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

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

Technical enquiries can be directed to Mr. Sithole D at 015 962 7676. Administrative queries can be directed to Ms Mudau P at 015 962 7796



Qualificaton 20.0

Experience and competent 40.0

Methodology 20.0

Similar Experience on the firm 15.0

Transfer of knowledge 5.0

BID NO. 33/2015/2016REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS FOR VAT

RECOVERIES



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

(015) 962 5328


Proposals are hereby invited from experienced VAT recoveries companies to recover money due to the munic-ipality for VAT returns submitted for SARS. The tax period to be covered is from March 2007 to February 2014.Bids must remain valid for a period of ninety (90) days after closing date of the submission thereof. Bid doc-uments and terms of references are obtainable upon payment of a non-refundable amount of R 539, 00 from 15 February 2016 at the Procurement Office. All technical enquiries must be directed to Mrs. Madzhie M A or Mr. Ramaru M at (015) 9627 515 or 7600, whereas procurement enquiries should be directed to Mr. T.P Mudzili at (015) 962 7629.Compulsory briefing session will be held only once on the 22th February 2016 at the municipal council chamber at 11H00.Bidders will be expected to submit the bid documents and their proposals together with the following compul-sory requirements:• Tax Clearance Certificate Issued by SARS.• Company Registration Documents.• Proof of updated payments of all the services in the municipality in which the business is registered or where the owner of business resides not older than 3 months and not in arrears for more than 90 days.• Members proof of registration with professional bodies in accordance with section 240A of the Tax Administration Act 28 of 2011.• List of similar successfully previously executed projects with client contacts, contact person, values and descriptions for the past 3 years NB: Service providers must submit their certified BBBEE Verification certificate from verification agency accredited by South African accreditation system (SANAS) or a registered auditor approved by the Independent Regulatory Board (IRBA) or an Accounting Officer as contemplated in the corpo-ration act (CCA) in order to claim preference points.Tenderers should note the following: Functionality will be scored out of 100 and the minimum thresh-old to qualify is 60. Tenderers who fail to meet the minimum threshold will not be considered for further evaluation.

Bids will be assessed under the provisions of the following Acts and its Regulations: Municipal Finance Man-agement Act, (Act 56 of 2003); Preferential Procurement Policy Framework Act, 2000 (Act 5 of 2000) Supply Chain Management Policy of the municipality in accordance with the terms of reference and in terms of 90:10 preferential points system and functionality.Completed bid documents signed by a duly authorized person, sealed in an envelope clearly marked “BID No. 33/2015/2016: PROPOSALS FOR VAT RECOVERIES” must reach the undersigned by depositing it into the tender box at the foyer Thulamela Local Municipality offices by no later than 11h00 on 02 March 2016 all tenders received in time will be opened in public in the Thulamela Local Municipality offices.

Please note: 1. Bid documents, which are late, incomplete, unsigned or submitted in pencil or by telegraph or electronically by E-mail, or not having the required certificates attached in-line with the terms of reference, will not be con-sidered for further evaluation.2. The THULAMELA LOCAL MUNICIPALITY is not bound to accept the lowest or any bid and reserves the right to accept any part of a bid.





Relevant Experience 40.0

Qualification /CV key personnel 20.0

Proof of Membership with Professional Bodies 20.0

Methodology 20.0

The days of going to the nearby printer shops for printing documents is something of the past for the four local football associations, Thulamela, Makhado, Mutale and Musina. T h i s f o l l o w s t h e d e c i s i o n b y t h e national office of the South African Football Association (SAFA) to give all the local football associations printers. The four LFAs were g iven laptop computers by their mother body last year. In the photo, the dignitaries display one of the four printers. They are, from left to right, Mr Ntodeni Mulovhedzi (Mutale L F A ) , H u l i s a n i M a b a s a ( S A F A V h e m b e d e p u t y president), Marcus Mukumela (Thulamela LFA) and Fhatuwani Magogodela (MMK A d m i n i s t r a t o r s League marketing manager).

Victory for TshakhumatshamadzivhandilaTshakhumatshamadzivhandila FC deposited three points into their account when they beat Kalahari FC in their MMK Administrators League match at Tshakhuma on Saturday.

It was evident from the start that the Tshakhuma guys were going to collect full points as they outclassed Kalahari in all depart-ments. Kalahari, however, came close to scoring again in the 24th minute. Khakhathi Ndou held onto the ball for too long within the Tshakhuma danger area, until he lost possession.

Tshakhuma abused countless scoring opportunities in the opening minutes.

Fhumulani Mutshinya of Tshakhuma unleashed prema-turely, instead of moving a few steps towards the keeper. The only player who was booked for rough tackling was Vuledzani Davhana of Kalahari.

Fhatuwani Mudau scored the first goal from 30 meters away.

Ndiatenda Sadiki of Kalahari should have equalised, but his shot was palmed away by keeper Nditsheni Sigaba. The half-time score was 1-0 in favour of Tshakhuma.

Tshakhuma made three re-placements in the second half. They in t ro -duced Rofhi-wa Netshikhu-dini, Mathim-ba Vukea and Mphedziseni Tshidumo for Maano Rav-ele, Lindelani Mbedz i and F h u m u l a n i Mutshinya re-spectively.

The replace-ments changed the complexion of the game as T s h a k h u m a continued to

dominate proceedings. The sec-ond goal of Tshakhuma came in the 79th minute. They were awarded a free- kick that was taken by Dakalo Mudau. Rofhiwa Netshikhudini found the net after a rebound. --

Fhatuwani Mudau of Tshakhuma and Kha- kh athi Ndou go for the ball.


By Elmon Tshikhudo

Fixtures

Results

Bowls

REF NUMBER: LP 30/5/1/2/2 (10121) MR LP 30/5/1/2/3/2/1 (10121) EM

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The Louis Trichardt Bowls Club is hosting its very popular business league again in March.

The league will take place under lights over the course of three Friday evenings on 4, 11 and 18 March. This league caters for beginners in the sport, and if you want to try out the sport, this is the perfect opportunity to do so.

Teams compete for a floating tro-

phy, and a social braai is held every week of the league after matches have been completed.

Only 12 teams can be accommo-dated, due to lighting constraints, so don’t delay in entering your team.

For more information on how to enter a team or take part, please contact Carel Volschenk on 084 553 1807, or Marié Volschenk on 084 500 2453.

Business league to start

Black Leopards must win their remaining 12 league matches if they are serious about gaining promotion to the Absa Pre-miership League at the end of the season.

The Thohoyandou outfit will travel to Richards Bay this week-end, where they will meet Thanda Royal Zulu at the Umhlathuze Sports Complex.

It remains to be seen whether Lidoda Duvha will continue from where they left off when they

beat Thanda 1-0 at the Thohoy-andou Stadium two months ago. Things are going from bad to worse in the Thanda Royal Zulu camp. They lost 1-3 to Milano United at the Cape Town Stadi-um last weekend. This after they had parted ways with their team’s head coach, Mr David Bright, last Wednesday.

Black Leopards will leave behind their playmaker, Leonard Ntshangase, as he is still nursing the injury he sustained in their

game against M b o m b e l a United at the Kanyamazane S t a d i u m i n Nelspruit two w e e k s a g o . Other injured Leopards play-ers who will not be avail-able for selec-tion tomorrow

include Thivhavhudzi Ndou, Marks Munyai and Jonathan King.

Santos will host Highlandspark at the Athlone Stadium in Cape Town. Santos are still fresh from a 4-0 victory over Cape Town All Stars. Moroka Swallows and Mthatha Bucks will battle it out at the Dobsonville Stadium. Milano United will pay a visit to Witbank Spurs at the Puma Rugby Stadi-um in Emalahleni.

The Cape Town derby between Vasco da Gama and Cape Town All Stars will be played at the Parow Park Stadium and the log-leaders, Baroka, are awaiting FC Cape Town at the Old Peter Mokaba Stadium in Polokwane.

Royal Eagles will host African Warriors at the King Zwelithi-ni Stadium in Durban, while Mbombela United will entertain Amazulu at the Kanyamazane Stadium in Nelspruit.

Black Leopards to face Thanda Royal

National First Division at a glanceIt was an action-packed week-end for the teams affiliated to the National First Division (NFD). Cape Town All Stars, who were leading the pack for several weeks at the beginning of the season, donated points to their neighbours, Santos FC, in their Cape derby at the Athlone Stadium last Friday evening. They were crushed 0-4.

Carl Lark scored the opening goal with a header in the 18th minute. Sherman Khan, Santos’s new signee, was on target five minutes later after a free kick that was taken by Sean Allie. Rodwell Bezuidenhout scored the third in the 39th minute to give his side a 3-0 lead and Devin Saal scored

the fourth late in the game from a free kick.

Witbank Spurs narrowed the gap on the pace setters, Baroka FC, with a 3-1 away victory over African Warriors at the Charles Mopedi Stadium in Phuthaditsha-ba. Cleopas Dube scored in the 37th minute while Joshua Souls found the net in the 74th minute. Dube completed his brace six minutes before the final whistle.

FC Cape Town came back from death and beat Vasco da Gama 3-1. Maboke Matlakala scored with a header in the 10th minute to give FC Cape Town a 1-0 half-time lead. Siphiwe Gwa-la and Sebastian Richie scored the last two while the only goal

for Vasco came via Siyabonga Sibiya.

Moroka Swallows continued to donate points when they lost 2-3 to Royal Eagles at the King Zwelithini Stadium in Durban. Highlandspark and Mbombela United shared the glory when they drew 2-2 at the Makhulong Stadium in Thembisa. Sankelo Nkosi and Thokozani Mshengu scored for United, while the Park’s goals came via Lebohang Maboe and Thapelo Mathibe.

Milano United beat Thanda Royal Zulu 3-1 at the Cape Town Stadium while Black Leopards drew 0-0 with Baroka FC in Thohoyandou

Teachers of Lwamondo Secondary School, photographed during their motivational outing at the Joe Matsila Guest House.

Lwamondo Secondary School is producing consistent quality and good results. In 2013 the school produced a 100% pass rate but had a down slide and achieved a 97% pass rate in the 2015 Grade 12 examina-tions.

During a recent event held at the Joe Matsila Guest House at

Hamatsila, all members of staff, including the teachers, SGB and other support staff, received a motivational talk that geared them up for the new year.

Principal Tshimangadzo Tshubwana said the event was to motivate all staff to start the new school year with fresh minds and with vigour.

“We have identified our short-falls and we are going to give individual guidance to our pu-pils, so that we go back where we belong in terms of good quality results,” he said. “With the involvement of the parents, there is nothing that can stop us from going back to being the top school,” said Tshubwana.

“Nothing can stop us from going to top”


Administrators’ match ends in chaos

Players and officials of Killers protect the referee against angry supporters, who want to assault the referee.

Mulima FC held Lamabani Giant Killers to 1-all draw in their MMK Administrators League match at the Lambani grounds on Sunday.

The game was equally con-tested, although Mulima had the upper hand in the first half. The players of Killers displayed their rough skills from the onset in a bid to frustrate their opponents. They did not get far with their wrongdoings, as the referee, Mr Freddy Mulaudzi, flashed two yellow cards in quick succession. The first player to go into the referee’s book was Fhumulani Maluleke, who tackled Sello Molewa from behind in the 17th minute. Ndivhoniswani Mase-botja was also booked six minutes later. He obstructed Aifheli Sebe in the danger zone and for that rea-son he was lucky to escape with yellow.

Killers were very strong on the attack in the first half. The next player who went into the referee's book was Errol Ratombo of Mulima FC, who handled the ball inten-

tionally.The second half was charac-

terised by wasted chances in the Mulima camp. Although Killers showed cohesion in all depart-ments throughout the match, the performance of their striker, Mushe Nonyana, was outstand-ing. He was everywhere, giving support to both his midfielders and making sure that his danger area was always clean.

Killers scored via Ndivhon-iswani Masebotja from a free

kick and a few minutes later Rudzani Mashau of Killers was red-carded for a second book-able offence

Khumbudzo”Bara” Mukhu-mo of Mulima headed home in the 88th minute to equalize.

After the goal, the match was stopped for five minutes when players and officials went onto the pitch and accused the referee of favouritism. He was escorted from the pitch after the match by both teams’ officials.

VACANCIESTEACHING POSTS

Applications are invited from suitably qualifi ed and experienced educators for the following

vacant posts at Gondolikhethwa Christian School.

1. Physical Sciences and Mathematics (Grade 10 – 12)

2. Grade R EducatorInterested educators should meet the following

criteria: Five years teaching experience, good classroom management skills, good track record. Application letters should be accompanied by

the following: Curriculum vitae, certifi ed academic records and certifi cates, two

testimonials which are not older than three months and one should be from the

church pastor/minister.Due date for submitting applications will be 15 February 2016 and interviews will be held

on 17 February 2016. APPLICATIONS SHOULD BE HAND SUBMITTED TO THE SCHOOL

BEFORE THE DUE DATE.

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Ndivhoniswani Masebotja of Killers (left) and Tshepo Kabeni wait for the high ball.



CCER LOGSSDeadline: Tuesday 12:00 - No handwritten logs will be accepted

Team Played Won Draw Lost For Against PointsStamina Free Masters 37 29 5 3 175 46 92Shayandima Masters 37 28 5 3 164 54 92Table Newcomers Masters 37 26 5 6 113 63 83Goodville Masters 38 25 6 7 141 75 81Madonsi Masters 37 25 5 7 123 63 80Mount Riders Masters 37 26 2 9 129 78 80Saselema Masters 38 22 6 10 125 76 69Itsani Masters 37 21 4 12 91 63 67Jerome Masters 36 19 6 11 108 63 63Tshakhuma Masters 38 18 7 13 109 93 61Havhavha Masters 37 15 9 13 118 116 54Tshiulungoma Masters 37 15 6 16 83 90 51Tshivhungululu Masters 38 15 5 18 96 11 50Duthuni Masters 37 16 7 16 98 86 49Mathule Masters 38 14 6 18 113 140 48Nesengani Masters 37 15 2 20 80 127 47Vuwani Masters 38 12 8 18 87 93 44Mulenzhe Masters 37 13 3 21 99 129 42G.Eleven Masters 37 9 12 16 73 90 39Tsiamutsha Masters 37 9 4 24 78 113 31Lwamondo Utd Masters 38 8 5 25 86 157 29Dzwerani Masters 36 6 9 21 54 126 27Tshinane Masters 38 8 2 28 80 152 26Tshipako Masters 37 6 8 23 69 141 25Makhuvha Masters 37 6 2 29 39 121 20

SAFA Vhembe: Masters League

Team Played Won Draw Lost For Against PointsDididi Manguvhewa FC 10 8 1 1 25 7 25Muledzhe Shooting Star 10 7 2 1 25 12 23Matsika Shooting Stars 10 7 2 1 19 7 23Langutani Blue Birds 10 5 3 2 16 9 18Shigamani FC 11 4 4 3 20 18 16Obet Ministry Fight 10 4 3 3 16 14 15Makhovha All Stars 10 4 2 4 16 14 14Muziafera Blue Eagles 10 3 4 3 11 13 13Hosana Citizen 10 4 1 5 15 19 13Phaphazela Real Hexgon 10 2 4 4 6 10 10Shigalo United 9 2 1 6 7 15 7Hlunwani FC 10 1 4 5 8 21 7Vyeboom FC 10 1 3 6 11 21 6Matsakali Sky Rangers 10 0 2 8 2 17 2

SAFA/MMK Administrators A

Team Played Won Draw Lost For Against PointsTshifudi XI Experience 15 10 5 0 30 11 35Mahagala Young Stars 13 9 4 0 32 8 31Madritas FC 14 9 3 2 42 10 30Makula Young Santos 11 8 3 0 38 9 27Phandulaluvalo FC 15 7 6 2 27 10 27Thenzheni Liverpool 15 6 6 3 21 21 24Tshilonwe Y Bombers 14 7 1 6 26 26 22Matangari high Aims 13 6 3 4 25 14 21Khubvi D Dakkies 14 6 3 5 13 20 21Begwa FC 14 5 5 4 15 18 20Tshaulu Ghetto Boys 15 5 4 6 10 19 19Musasendas Big X1 14 3 4 7 12 20 13Gaba union Fight 14 3 3 8 13 24 12ThulFA 8 2 4 2 5 10 10Shadani Dange Scorpio 16 2 4 10 11 26 10Tswera Y Masters 14 3 0 11 11 33 9Makonde FC 13 2 1 10 11 32 7Tshidimbini Brave Lion 14 0 1 13 9 40 1

SAFA/MMK Administratorse: B

Team Played Won Draw Lost For Against PointsRockers 12 11 1 0 35 6 34The Dolphins 15 10 3 2 22 9 33United Artist 12 10 2 0 36 5 32Marula X1 15 7 4 4 20 14 25Ngwenani Y Chiefs 14 5 5 4 14 12 20Thembaluvhilo 7 Stars 15 6 2 7 16 19 20Maranzhe H lion 15 4 7 4 14 13 19Makhuvha All Stars 11 5 3 3 12 11 18Mutuwa G5 14 5 3 6 13 21 18Tshambobvu JNR Aces 14 4 5 5 13 15 17Tshiawelo Bosveld 15 4 5 6 14 20 17Themba Sunrise Rid 16 5 2 9 11 17 17Vodwe XI Bullets 16 4 5 7 12 20 17Thohoyandou Dev 14 4 4 6 19 19 16Vhembe FET College 11 5 1 5 13 14 16Tshififi FC 15 4 4 7 12 19 16Shonisani FC 15 4 3 8 16 25 15Mphego Real Rovers 14 2 4 8 13 21 10Ngwenani Man UNTD 13 2 1 10 9 34 7

SAFA/MMK Administrators: C

Team Played Won Draw Lost For Against PointsTshakhuma Na Ndilani 13 11 2 0 38 7 35Tshakhuma RO United 13 9 4 0 26 7 31Univen Fc 12 9 2 1 27 15 29Gwamasenga Untd Bros 14 9 2 3 29 19 29Tshakhuma Tshamadzivhandil 14 8 2 4 24 17 26FCKK 16 7 2 7 19 21 23Kalabari FC 14 5 3 6 14 15 18Mutandani Pull Tog 13 4 4 5 17 18 16Ramukhuba Y Brothers 14 3 7 4 8 13 16Cobra Stars FC 14 4 4 6 14 21 16Shayandima S Stars 14 4 2 8 17 22 14Mutsha Atlantis 14 4 2 8 14 27 14Tshivhazwaulu P Makers 13 2 6 5 12 15 12Shayandima P Stars 12 4 0 8 8 17 12Uinted Power Starss 14 3 2 9 16 21 11Duthuni Happy Boys 11 2 2 7 12 27 8Phungo All Stars 11 1 2 8 4 17 5

SAFA/MMK Administrators: D

Team Played Won Drawn Lost For Against PointsZamenkoste FC 15 9 5 1 29 10 32Makhitha Iya Runga 13 9 3 1 27 8 30Makhitha Oscar Stars 11 9 2 0 23 3 29Mpheni Home Def 11 7 3 1 25 4 24Zoutpansberg Powerline 15 6 4 5 22 23 22Western Stars 14 5 6 3 14 11 21Madombidzha Arsenal 13 5 4 4 17 15 19Tshikwani Stone Bre 14 5 3 6 15 17 18Maebane Y Eagles 14 5 2 7 15 19 17Elim Mabedengwe Untd 13 5 2 6 11 22 17Muraleni Unt Brothers 13 4 4 5 12 12 16Tshikota Chelsea 13 4 4 5 14 15 16Manavhela Black Aces 15 2 6 7 8 18 12Mailaskop Pull Toget 14 2 5 7 12 28 11Gogobole Bucs 14 2 4 8 9 21 10Tshiozwi Dynamos 14 1 4 9 13 30 7Bennys Care Academy 8 0 3 5 9 19 3

SAFA/MMK Administrators: E

Team Played Won Draw Lost For Against PointsWayeni Sea Robbers 15 12 2 1 29 7 38Tshiphuseni All Stars 15 8 4 3 14 5 28Muwaweni Lucky Stars 15 6 5 4 20 20 23Mashamba Benf Untd 13 6 4 3 12 6 22Valdezia United FC 15 6 3 6 23 18 21Mashau Tondani FC 15 5 5 5 19 16 20Mulima Fc 15 4 8 3 16 17 20Phadziri FC 15 5 5 5 13 17 20Muila FC 15 3 8 4 14 14 17Valdevia Depotivo 13 3 6 4 8 9 15Mukondeni Ratanang 15 1 10 4 8 17 13Mashamba Soccer Acad 14 3 4 7 7 19 13Kurhuleni Happy Fight 15 1 8 6 7 11 11Mabidi Mighty Green 12 3 2 7 8 15 11Lambani Giant Killer 12 2 4 6 11 18 10

SAFA/MMK Administrators: F

Team Played Won Draw Lost For Against PointsTshivhilidulu H Lion 11 10 1 0 20 3 31Rabali Pull Together 11 7 4 0 30 6 25Edson Muraida FC 11 6 4 1 25 11 22Seven Untd Stars 12 6 3 3 15 19 21Dopeni Mighty Comb 11 6 2 3 22 15 20Mauluma Black Mamba 11 6 2 3 17 12 20Tshituni Hot Spurs 12 6 2 4 15 13 20Sangoma Black Rob 13 4 5 4 14 16 17Nzhelele Y All Nations 10 4 2 4 14 11 14Matanda Seven Stars 13 4 0 9 12 22 12Nzhelele United Stars 12 3 2 7 9 15 11Nzhelele Home Sweepers 10 2 1 7 7 15 7Maelula New Mates 11 1 4 6 7 16 7Matsa Northern Stars 12 1 3 8 8 29 6Tshiendeulu New Castle 10 1 1 8 4 16 4

SAFA/MMK Administrators: G

Team Played Won Draw Lost For Against PointsMusina United 8 6 2 0 28 8 20Ramuedzisi Youth Stars 10 4 5 1 16 11 17Tshiilamusi Super Eagl 10 5 2 3 11 12 17Bale United 9 4 3 2 9 6 15Maramanzhi FC 10 4 3 3 16 19 15Tshisimani Top Challa 7 3 2 2 8 9 11Masisis Youth Stars 9 3 2 4 10 12 11Lwathudwa Black Movers 7 2 3 2 10 9 9Igwe Fc 7 1 5 1 11 7 8Folovhodwe Stone Brea 9 2 2 5 8 11 8Matswale Fc 8 2 1 5 9 13 7Muswodi Happy Fight 8 2 1 5 6 15 7Happy People 10 1 3 6 9 19 6

SAFA/MMK Administrators: H

Team Played Won Draw Lost For Against PointsBaroka FC 18 11 6 1 34 13 39Milano United AFC 18 10 2 6 23 11 32Witbank Spurs 17 10 2 5 23 19 32Highlands Park 17 9 4 4 22 10 31Mbombela United 17 8 6 3 22 13 30Cape Town All Stars 18 9 3 6 19 19 30AmaZulu 18 8 5 5 26 15 29Royal Eagles 17 8 5 4 26 17 29Black Leopards 18 7 5 6 21 15 26Santos 18 5 6 7 24 24 21Vasco Da Gama 17 4 6 7 14 22 18Thanda Royal Zulu FC 18 3 7 8 20 32 16African Warriors 17 9 5 9 9 22 14Mthatha Bucks 18 2 6 10 11 24 12FC Cape Town 17 3 3 11 17 34 12Moroka Swallows 17 2 5 10 10 31 11

National First Division

Team Played Won Draw Lost For Against PointsMamelodi Sundowns 18 13 3 2 35 13 42Bidvest Wits 18 11 3 4 32 16 36Black Aces 18 10 5 3 23 12 35Kaizer Chiefs 18 8 8 2 27 15 32Platinum Stars 17 8 6 3 26 18 30Chippa United 18 8 1 9 26 29 25Orlando Pirates 17 6 5 6 20 18 23Ajax Cape Town 17 6 4 7 23 23 22Bloem Celtic 18 5 7 6 16 16 22Free State Stars 17 6 4 7 20 25 22Golden Arrows 17 6 3 8 16 20 21Supersport United 18 5 6 7 17 24 21Polokwane City 18 6 3 9 19 28 21Jomo Cosmos 18 3 5 10 12 22 14University of Pretoria 18 3 4 11 10 24 13Maritzburg Utd 17 1 5 11 19 38 8

Absa Premiership

The winners of the 32,2 km race are, from left to right, Lutendo Mapoto (2nd), Timothy Munzhelele (1st) and Sepitle Phaladi (3rd).

Timothy Munzhelele wins Mountain RaceTimothy Munzhelele of the Dome Athletics Club of Parys in the Free State left his opponents eat-ing dust when he won the annual Soutpansberg Mountain Race at Louis Trichardt on Saturday.

He won the gruelling 32,2 km event in a respect-able 1:48:11, with Sepitle Phaladi of the Harmony

Nedbank Athletics Club second in 1:49:00. Lu-tendo Mapoto clocked 2:01:00 and grabbed the third place.

The ladies’ 32 km race was very competitive with a veteran in the ladies category, runner Jane Mudau of Pietersburg, winning in 2:30:49. Mudau battled

The winners of the 10 km race in the ladies category: from left to right are Phophi Netshifhefhe (3rd), Joyce Netshifhefhe (1st) and Khodani Ndou (2nd).

Kobie Marais, the winner of the grand-master division of the half-marathon.

Stanley Thompson congratulates his wife Sandra after she had won the masters' category of the half-marathon.

Veteran Jane Mudau won the 32,2 km race for women.

The top three places in the men's half-marathon. From left to right are Charles Mukwevho (2nd), Collen Maelula (1st) and Thomas Thema (3rd).

it out to overcome the onslaught of Namadzavho Nengome, who clocked 2:55:49. They were fol-lowed by Tanya Nrbanac in third place in 3:19:30.

The half-marathon race produced fireworks as last year’s overall champion, Collen Maelula (1:23:58) won the race. Charles Mukwevho ended in second position in a time of 1:32:02. Thomas Thema finished third in 1:36:21. Albert Ramaku-wela won the masters category, Kobie Marais the grandmaster category, and Phineus Davhana the division for great grandmasters.

The ladies' 21,1 km race was an exciting race. Geneva Raphahla (1:47:08) beat Leani Venter into second position (01:47:44). Azwindini Lukhwareni came third in 1:59:46.

The 10 km race for men was won by Phuthi Mo-hala in 34:00. The well-known Lodwick Mamabolo ended in second position, followed by Mutshidzi Muravha in third. Joyce Netshifhefhe won the women's division, followed by Khodani Ndou and Phophi Netshifhefhe.

Black Leopards failed to impress their home crowed and played to a goalless draw with the logleaders, Baroka FC, in their NFD League match at the Thohoy-andou Stadium on Saturday.

Leopards were the superiors when it came to ball possession, but their

strikers seemed to be shy when they approached their oppo-nents’ danger area. Leopards’ killer striker, Ruggert Nyundu,

was the fi rst player to go into the referee’s book.

He ignored the referee’s whis-tle and kicked the ball away long after the whistle had

been blown. Baroka’s leading goal scorer, Thabiso Kutumela, could not live up to the

fans’ expectations as

Dunga Munganga marked him tightly. Leopards threatened to score in the 16th minute,

when Themba Mabuyango received a neat pass from Marubini Manyane but fumbled at the goal fi nish. Meshack Maphangule, Leopards’ midfi eld-er, was a marvel to watch. He was everywhere, distributing promising balls from the middle of the park, while also playing as a full striker.

Lidoda Duvha’s technical team was forced to replace Marubini Manyane with Khunadi Nkoana early in the second half. He left the pitch on a stretcher after sustaining a knee injury. Referee Victor Gomes fl ashed another yellow card in the 57th minute. Theriso Mapheto tackled Ruggert Nyundu from behind and the referee was quick to fl ash yellow.

Baroka effected two changes in the 65th minute. They introduced Loyiso Simandla and Caswell Chauke for Tsepo Matete and Dumisani Ngwenya respectively. Leopards exhausted their substitution chances by binging on Mxolisi Nt-shingila and Thembisani Nevhulamba for Bongani Manana and Themba Mabuyango.

Leopards’ last scoring chance came in the 84th minute when Ruggert Nyundu faced the keeper and pushed the bal l forward to Phathutshedzo Nange, instead of taking the respon-sibility himself.


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Photo left: Tsepo Matete

of Baroka controls the ball.

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Goalless draw

Lebohang Mabotja of Leopards (right) and Albert Mothupa of Baroka wrestle

to win the loose ball.

By Frank Mavhungu

Black Leopards failed to impress their home crowed and played to a goalless draw with the logleaders, Baroka FC, in their NFD League match at the Thohoy-andou Stadium on Saturday.

Leopards were the superiors when it came to ball possession, but their

strikers seemed to be shy when they approached their oppo-nents’ danger area. Leopards’ killer striker, Ruggert Nyundu,

was the fi rst player to go into the referee’s book.

He ignored the referee’s whis-tle and kicked the ball away long after the whistle had

been blown. Baroka’s leading goal scorer, Thabiso Kutumela, could not live up to the

fans’ expectations as

Tsepo Matete

controls the ball.

By Frank Mavhungu

Albert Mothupa of

Baroka (left) and Bongani

Manana of Leopards fi ght to win the ball.

12 February 2016 - Limpopo Mirror

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