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Tzaneen is gett ing its long awaited new court building and it is clear that it will be a state-of-the-art building. It will provide accommo-dation for one high court, six regional courts, six district courts (criminal), four civil courts, two childrens’ courts, two family courts and two equality courts.

The new building will also provide for special consultation rooms for laywers, where they can consult with their clients in private, there will be special play rooms for children who might be waiting for court proceedings and there will be special rooms for child witnesses.

The Bulletin has seen the lett er confi rming the new development, sent by the Director General of Justice and Constitutional Devel-opment, Ms N Sindane, to the regional head of Justice in Limpopo, Adv Sonti.

When asked about the good news, Tzaneen’s chief magistrate, Mr James Nor-val, confi rmed that he has also been notifi ed

of the department’s decision to create new facilities in Tzaneen.

The new building will be erected on the site in Pompagalana, where the civil and family courts will move to next year (as was reported exclusively by the Buletin two weeks ago).

The current court building’s future is not known, but it is said that it will be refur-bished and that the SA Police would be like-ly occupants of the building; since they are spread out over Tzaneen in diff erent build-ings and it would make sense to consolidate their accommodation.

Fact of the matt er is that the present build-ing is long past its expiry date in terms of the needs for Tzaneen. Space is a huge problem in the existing building and it is no mean achievement that the justice system in Tzaneen hasn’t come to a complete halt yet.

In the meantime Norval confi rmed this week that the justice department has in-formed him that they are att ending to the telephone problem as a matt er of urgency. Our enquiries at the departments were ini-tially met with an undertaking that a re-sponse would be forthcoming, but then no-body was prepared to talk to us or either just take our calls in the past week!

— Francois [email protected]

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Die skoknuus van ‘n 11-jarige meisie van Tzaneen wat in ‘n koma in ‘n Pretoriase hospitaal lê, het sosi-ale netwerke hierdie week laat gons.

Noulene Venter, ‘n gr 4- leerling van die Laerskool Tzaneen, is Saterdagoggend hygend na asem in haar bed aangetref.

Volgens haar ma,

Mariana, het Noulene die vorige aand gekla dat sy naar is en nie ‘n eetlus het nie. Die volgende oggend het Noulene se oë omge-dop en haar suiker het na 1.4 geval, toe sy na die Mediclinic in Tzaneen gehaas is. By die hospitaal aangekom, het Nou-lene opgehou om asem te haal.

Sy is eers vir long-ontsteking behandel, waarna sy Maandag na die Pretoria-Oos- hospitaal oorgeplaas is. Mariana vertel dat Noulene se niere intussen opgehou

werk het en dat haar hartspiere swaar kry.

“Daar is baie toetse gedoen, insluitend ‘n ‘lumbar punch’ waar van haar rugmurgvog getap is vir toets-doeleindes.

“Ons wag nou in spanning vir die uit-slae wat binne die volgende drie tot vier dae bekend sal word”, het ‘n bekom-merde Mariana Woensdagmiddag

teenoor die Bulletin bevestig.

Daar is tot dusver nog geen aandui-ding wat die oorsaak van Noulene (wat gister reeds ses dae lank in ‘n koma was) se toestand is nie.

Sy sal na die Unitas-hospitaal oorgeplaas word, sodra ‘n bed vir haar beskikbaar word.— Amelia de Ridder

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New sangoma in town

‘n NUWE hart sukses

The beautiful Letaba River running parallel to a stretch of Claude Wheatley Street in Tzaneen has become home to yet another sangoma (above), barely one hundred meters from Molalat-ladi Makgoba, better known as “King Maphungubwe”. Maphungubwe told us that everyone in Tzaneen knows that the area was his. Previous efforts to remove him failed and the GTM don’t

seem to be able to exercise their authority regarding his illegal occupation of land.

11-jarige glip skielik in koma

Koma-raaisel

• High court + 23 other courts

• Play rooms for children

• Proper offi ces for personel

• Consultation rooms for lawyers

• Special rooms for child witnesses

• Ample space for records

At lastHurrah!

Tzaneen se jongste hartontvanger, mnr Simon Venter, is tuis. Hier is hy by sy ouers, Martie en Siem, toe hy verlede Vrydag deur vriende en familie terug verwelkom is. Die Bulletin sê, ook som-

mer namens ons duisende lesers, baie welkom tuis, Simon!

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Is the lawless way of striking a major concern for our country’s economy, or do you feel for the strikers and do you support their actions?

Annelie Prinsloo Ek wens vir eens wil hulle net ‘n standpunt inneem en sê tot hiertoe en nie verder nie. Dank hulle af! Laat mense wat dan wil werk,

kom werk. Dit is swaar ekonomiese tye. Ons almal trek die gordel stywer, maar hulle hou net aan strike, eis net meer en meer en ons arme drommels moet maar net bly opdok en opdok! Hoër elektrisiteit, hoër belasting, hoër kospryse, petrol... die lys hou net aan en aan. Waar moet ons begin strike? Wat moet ons begin brand en plunder om ons punt oorgedra te kry?

Hendra Gouws As jy die stakers se reg wil beskerm, dan moet jy ook bereid wees om ander betrokkenes en omstanders se reg te beskerm.

Bernard Nel Hierdie aksies toon lankal nie meer die simptome van ‘n groep mense wat ongelukkig is oor swak vergoeding nie. Dit is simptome van

mense wat agv swak leierskap en politieke baasskap verward is oor hulle rol. Hierdie mense gee uiting aan die frustasie wat veroorsaak is deur onder meer die R800 000-klub wat vir hulself salarisse beding het wat nie in die BESTE BELANG VAN DIE INWONERS VAN TZANEEN is nie. Dit is dagligrowery, maar ons doen niks wat ‹n verskil kan maak nie. Die toekoms lê in ons hande en ons moet ‹n kultuur van verset begin ontwikkel.

Rodney Sabatier Die wetteloosheid is agv die gebrek aan dienslewering van die SAPgeenDiens. Staan en kyk is lekker. Hoekom

sal hulle hul werk doen?

How long do you think will the GTM’s rate payers be patient and accept the damage caused by municipal workers?

Pat Patterson Can we stand together and do something if the police cannot?

Rodney Sabatier I think most of us have had enough already. I think we should withhold rates etc. until criminal charges are brought against

those responsible and civil claims for all damages against the union. The commander of Tzaneen police should be charged with dereliction of duty.

Craig John Woodward Construct palissade fencing around Municipal o� ces to avoid future tar dancing!

Dale Kenney Pat and Rodney, I agree, we rate payers have to stand together now, withhold our rates and taxes or pay them into a trust account! its

obvious that GTM is in a mess. This is really unfair that we have to continue paying for their damages!

Amanda Strydom We all stand together? Not in this life time. Destruction and boxes full of printing paper. GTM are paying for it with who›s

money? But who cares a sh...t? Vavi, are paying for food to feed the children at home, or am I dreaming? RSA, a third world country, no, let‘s try � fth. Pathetic, I get so mad. I assure you, try not paying the water and lights, the next minute the electricity is gone! But Mrs Khulumako will still have her lights burning through the night! Police? No way, they do not even have enough patrol cars to assist the ones who are really in danger.

Chantelle Van Zyl I agree, Amanda Strydom. I was assaulted at home. The police didn‘t even take my statement or anything! Pathetic!

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• Daar is laasweek in Die Oor verwys na iemand wat dalk onder ‘n skuilnaam vry, maar dit is eintlik ‘n alledaagsheid dat mense onder skuilname vry. Die mense hoor as jy die Grens weg vat, soos in verskuif, sal die mensdom nogal verbaas wees oor wat daar uitpeul. Die stories kry soms Baard, maar as jy jou Bek hou, sal niemand mos weet nie, né! Nee, verkeerd, die mense weet....• Dit lol weer daar by die Stoor op die koppie in Georges Valley. Die verkeer is sommige aande druk na en van die stoor, maar eintlik is dit deesdae meesal weg van die stoor, en wel in die kantoor...• Boere het nie besef ‘n Triton-bakkie kan so sleg vasval nie. Dit nogal op ‘n rugbyveld. Dit is egter ‘n onbenullige sakie en nie die moeite werd om te veel daaroor te kere te gaan nie. Sê die swysman...• Van der Weste is waarvandaan die versoek-ings oorwaai en sommige meisies in Tzaneen laat swig om Polokwane toe te ry, selfs al sous dit swaar en die pad is sleg. En dan moet mense nog by die stop-en-ry ook sit en koes dat niemand jou herken nie. Die gekoesery

het egter nie gehelp nie...• Dokter is deesdae baie rustig en het nou ‘n dubbele spesialis geword. Sy tweede spesiali-teit, hoor die pasiënte, is om te delegeer. Sy kollegas sing glo nou elke oggend eers ‘So ry die Bus, so ry die Bus, die Upington se Bus’... op die wysie van die FAK se bekende ‘So ry die trein’, voor hulle na ‘n ander ou se mes gedelegeer word...• Daar’s ‘n leeu in die dorp en dit is ‘n ander-ste leeu, want hy hou van vrugte en groente, maar die vreemde kos vat hom aanmekaar terug na die KNP. Die mooi van die storie is dat hy sy wyfi e saamvat. Wirrim sê hy dink nou net dis tyd dat daar saam met die vrugte en groente ook ‘n pakkie dinges moet kom. Wat’s die goed se naam nou weer? Daai blou pilletjie wat diamantvormig is? Nee, nie Py-agra nie, dis vir die vlieë en muskiete...• Dit lyk darem snaaks as ‘n ou op die oog af gesond is, maar hy kuier elke dag by die hospitaal. Maar nou hoor die mense hy be-soek maar nie gedurende besoektyd nie. Hy maak sy eie besoektye en die “nursies” moet net Bak staan (steen?) as hy inloer...

Flieg kan ondou tu hy nog klyn gewees het, eers ‘n maier en tu later ‘n papie, was daar nog gut soos kinnerkrans en jeegvereenig-ings by die kerke. Dai dae het die kerke ni spisiale dinste vi kinners gehou soos deesda ni. Nou hou di kerke kinnerkerke in di saale of hille het nu en dan kinnerpreeke.

So Flieg het gedunk om ok virre slag i storie te skryf vi di kinners omlat hille nu eksamin skryf en amper gan vakkansi hou. Nie lat fl ieg nu yntlik gedink het enigi maiers of pappies lees di kurant ni, want hille lees deeda net op komputers en selfone en niks mee op papir ni. Viral op selfone.

Flieg dingk dis hukom hille ni meer groot woordi ken ni en ok ni kan spel ni. Ok omlat

hille ni regte woorde op hille selfoone gebryk ni maar allerande avkortinks soos op mixdit en bbem en twiett er en silke pleke.

En dan kom hille op iniversi-tiete en dan kan hille ni skruif of lees of somme maak ni en dan dop hille sommer maklik.

Wat vi Flig noggal erger is is as hy sien hu partei van hille werksopdragge en vrastele se taal en spel versorging is dan wonner hy of dit rerrig di kin-ners se skild is en ni miskien di skole sin ni.

En as Flieg met sy maiers en papies raas daroor dan se hille hy is net ou-teids en dit is hu hille skryf want speling tel ni, solangk as di andwoord reg is.

Intissin worrie Fleig mar verdir oor di kin-ners!

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Polisie- en misdaadnuus op bladsy 4 — Polisie maak skoon

Ms Margot McNeil, a DA councillor in Tzaneen, was bound and gagged and then robbed at her house in Agatha. Although some of her valuables were looted, she es-caped unharmed.

According to her, she was just dozing

off last Thursday night around 23:30 when she saw dark shapes at her bed-room window. The next moment she realised the “big birds” (as she first

assumed) were three men climbing in through her window.

She was forced out of the bed and told to point out valuables. Her hands and feet were then tied to the bed and she was gagged. The robbers proceeded to clear valuables in the main bedroom and study, which included jewellery, money and McNeil’s laptop and cell phone.

The robbers then disappeared into the night, leaving her to wiggle loose and call for help. Her neighbours, the Martin Gubitz family, came to her res-cue, and she would like to thank them for all their help and support.

Die Letaba Voortrekkers het hul sesde jaarafsluiting gevi-er; ‘n besige jaar met lede wat verskeie kampe op ver-skeie plekke in die land, tot sover as die Kaapse suidkus, bygewoon het. Verskeie toekennings is ook gemaak, vir diens deur die jaar. Hier is die kommando se PD-jeug-leiers: Christelle Brümmer, Barri Gerber, mnr Boshoff Spengler (kommandoleier), me Elsobe Joubert (adjunk-kommandoleier) en Verkennerleiers Ánnika du Plessis en

Gideon Joubert.

BrandskadeDie Vorsters van Mahela Boerdery by Letsitele is onder die slagoffers van die verwoestende brand by Kaap St Francis. Hul vakansiehuis is een van die meer as sewentig wat afge-brand het.

Volgens mnr Ba-rend Vorster is die huis totaal verwoes. Dit is nog onseker wat die skade beloop, omdat assessors nog besig is met die skadeberaming.

Mnr Piet Vorster van Laeveld Sitrus, wat ook ‘n vakansie-huis daar het, was ge-lukkiger. Sy huis het geen skade nie.

Mahela Boerdery van Let-sitele het hul jaarlikse serti-fikaatseremonie gehou, waartydens werkers se prestasies erken is. Heeltyd-se en seisoenwerkers volg deur die jaar verskeie kur-susse van tussen twee dae en drie maande. Noodhulp, brandbestryding, HIV-be-rading en gesondheid-en-veiligheid is van die kur-susse wat vir die werkers aangebied word. Vanjaar het 195 werkers sertifikate ontvang, met sommige wat selfs twee of drie verwerf het. Later het almal lekker saam geëet, gekuier en selfs gedans. Hier is ‘n groep van die werkers wat sertifikate ontvang het. In die middel is me Mienie Mostert van Riv-erwalk Training en mnr Ed-ward Vorster, die grootbaas

van Mahela Boerdery. Foto: Retha Nel

Councillor tied up and robbed

CANSA Relay for Life • Tonight Ben Vorster High School • Starting 17:30 Food and drinks available • No alcohol

Shaveton • Blood clinic • Spectators welcome

UDI for H’burgThe romantic village in the Berg — Haenertsburg — will become independent on 1 December. The new Mountain Republic will be celebrated during a fascinating programme and there will be lots of fun to be had. The Unilateral Decleration of Independence (UDI) will see a new flag and coat of arms for the new republic being introduced on that day. Watch the Bulletin for further in-formation regarding the election of a president and members of the ‘Volksraad’. A range of new laws will also be announced on Independence Day (1 December) and all “uitlanders” from places like Tzaneen and Polokwane, as well as other outlaws are being warned to behave when within the borders of the new republic.

It is indeed a tough time for the criminals in Tzaneen, as the police are fi ghting crime in full force to make the town safe.

The police in Tzaneen have done it again during the weekend, by arresting 47 people for miscella-neous criminal activities.

According to Tzaneen Police communication offi cer Cst David Seale they have arrested ten peo-ple for violation of the road traf-fi c act, fi ve for drinking in public, two for fraud and two for urinating in public. Seale also said the police managed to arrest three for selling liquor without a li-cense, one for illegal trading, six for shoplift ing, four for assault with GBH, two for common robbery, nine for loitering, one for possession of a dangerous weapon and one for theft .

Meanwhile the Tzaneen Magis-trates Court sen-tenced three men

fore imprisonment for terrorising the South African Teachers Union’s offi ces at Lushof Plot, Deerpark. Nito Mario Machoe (38) from Mo-zambique was sentenced to forty years imprisonment. Jeff ery Mo-hale Moloto (37) from Khujwana was sentenced to thirty years im-prisonment and Nelito Mathebula (27), also from Mozambique, was sentenced to spend the next ten

years of his life behind bars.Seale appealed to community members to cooperate with the

police and report corrupt police offi cers. — Martina Jege

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POLICE NEWSPOLISIENUUS

With the festive season around the corner the Tzaneen Cluster com-mander, Maj Gen Maggy Mathebula, appointed Col Matome Sekhwela as Bolobedu’s new station commander, to enforce his strategies in fighting crime in the area. Sekh-wela co-ordinated vis-ible policing activities for all the police stations in the cluster, before being transferred. The Tzaneen Cluster appeals to com-munity leaders and struc-tures in Bolobedu to support Sekhwela in all aspects, including expos-ing criminals and syndi-cates involved in crime.

In an unusual, but expected departure from procedure the chairperson of the Standing Committ ee on Public Accounts (Scopa), Mr Derrick Ngobeni, led a standing ovation for the MEC for Safety, Security and Liaison, Ms Florence Radzilani, for her department’s good and satisfactory response to questions on the reports of the Auditor-General (AG) to the Limpopo Legislature on Financial State-ments and Performance Information for the year ended 31 March 2012.

The standing ovation occurred during the Scopa public hearing on the department’s AG reports of the fi nancial year ending 31 March 2012.

The standing ovation was on account of the department having had responded ad-

equately to the queries raised in the AG’s au-dit fi ndings for 2011/2012. What impressed the chairperson even more, was where the MEC acted when she was called upon to act to ensure clean governance in the depart-ment.

“We don’t clap hands ordinarily,” Ngobeni said. “We now want a clean audit at the end of the fi nancial year.”

The offi ce of the AG expressed satisfaction with the department’s strategy towards a clean audit.

In her response Radzilani said that things fall apart if those privileged with the respon-sibility to lead, fail to lead. “We commit to work diligently in serving our people of Lim-popo.”

Tzaneen SAPS clamp down

Standing ovation for Safety & Security MEC by Scopa

Die verkeer is erg ont-wrig toe ‘n vragmotor van die SA Brouery op pad na die nuwe nywerheidsgebied in Tzaneen van die pad geloop het. Om so ‘n swaar voertuig met ‘n ewe swaar sleepwa te herwin en weg te sleep, vereis ‘n spe-siale en ekstra swaar insleepvoertuig — wat effe langer neem om by ‘n ongelukstoneel

op te daag.Foto: Waldo Froïse

The Letsitele police are living up to the words of their pro-vincial commissioner, Lt Gen Simon Mpembe, when he in-structed them to intensify operations and increase visibility during the launch of operation duty calls.

As the police intensifi ed their ope-rations, 41 people were arrested dur-ing the week. According to Letsitele

police com-munication

offi cer Cst Ntsako Mabunda thirteen people were arrested for violation of the road traffi c act, two for theft , one for burglary, one for common assault and two for possession of stolen prop-erty. He added that seventeen were also arrested for drinking in public and two for possession of dagga.

Mabunda applauded the Ritavi magistrates court for sentencing

three suspects for rob-bing and killing Mr Robbert Mdaka of Mokgwathi village

in 2009. Power Mubtu Ubisi (27), Debruin Ngobeni (26) and Tumelo Mahlo (23) were sentenced for mur-der to life imprisonment, for robbery fi ft een years, for possession of an unlicensed fi rearm ten years and for possession of unlawful ammunition to fi ve years. — Martina Jege

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Sentenced for murder

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Innig dankieJaco en Inge le Roux, asook die Le Roux- en Groenewald-grootouers skryf: Die familie van klein Reiner le Roux wat ‘n maand gelede oorlede is na ‘n ongeluk, be-dank graag die inwoners van Tzaneen en omgewing vir hul bystand.

Die geweldige ondersteuning nadat die nuus van die ongeluk bekend geword het, het die familie absoluut aangegryp. Nooit het ons kon dink dat soveel mense bereid sou wees om ‘n helpende hand na ons uit te steek nie.

Baie dankie aan almal wat betrokke ge-raak het om vliegreëlings te probeer tref, aanbiedinge vir verblyf in Johannesburg, oproepe, sms’e, gebede, faceboek-bood-

skappe, fi nansiële ondersteuning, die oplos van logistieke probleme hier en in Mosam-biek — die lys is eindeloos.

In hierdie tyd was ons diep geraak deur die oorweldigende omgee van die Tzaneen- gemeenskap. Die onbaatsugtige bydraes tot die vlieg- en mediese kostes het gehelp om net die beste mediese sorg vir Reiner te verseker, en sodoende is baie spanning by die families verlig.

Deur die mildelike bydraes tot die hulp-fonds, is daar geld beskikbaar waarmee die

gesin hulle — ter nagedagtenis aan Reiner — in Mosambiek wil beywer vir die tot-standkoming van ‘n christelik opvoedkun-dige hulpsentrum vir kinders. Hierdie klein seuntjie het reeds en gaan nog duisende lewens raak.

Hoe sê mens dankieMe Annetjie Neuhoff , Pionier Woonstelle 10, Tzaneen, skryf: My innige, innige dank aan die barmhartige Samaritaan, die wel-doeners en almal wat betrokke was by die

oordoen van my huisie.Waar kry ek my skoonseun, skoondogter

en my seun se gelyke! Ek kan maar net my Hemelse Vader vir hulle dank.

Ook ‘n spesiale dankie aan Anita en Vic Walkenshaw vir al die harde werk wat hulle ingesit het. ‘n Dankie kan nie sê wat ek in my hart voel nie.

Dus, aan een en almal wat betrokke was (ek weet steeds nie wie almal was nie), wil ek net sê: God seën julle. Baie dankie.Die Bulletin wag net vir ‘n foto van een van die weldoeners en sal dan volgende week met fo-to’s wys hoe die wooneenheid oorgedoen is; met planne vir nog wooneenhede in die kompleks om in die toekoms gerestoureer te word. Dit is waar-lik ‘n aangrypende verhaal van onselfsugtige hulp aan senior burgers — Redakteur

Friday 16 November 2012

Letters • Briewe

Our opinion The Message

BarbariansWorkers with grievances who wilfully and maliciously damage public and/or pri-vate property are hooligans and vandals, be it in Greece, Spain, Egypt, London or Tzaneen.

The members of Samwu in Tzaneen who now make a habit of descending on town and causing havoc, are nothing less than hooligans and vandals.

They don’t deserve to be in managerial positions, they don’t deserve any sympa-thy, they deserve to be punished, they deserve to be isolated from civilisation and they dont deserve any support, even though they may show cause.

Governments in the Western world exer-cise far too much patience with hooligan-ism, and it will not surprise us one bit if the decent and civilised people in commu-nities start some sort of counteroff ensive to fi ght all forms of vandalistic hooliganism.

The Tzaneen community is at the point where the despicable conduct of the peo-ple whose salaries are being paid by the community, ought to be considered.

In the meantime the lame att itude of the police to act against people who clearly, openly and defi antly challenge the laws of the country, is pathetic and counterpro-ductive.

The poltroonery of the GTM’s council-lors and top management in this matt er is equally untenable.

By Rev Ron Reiners

I have a great family, a family who loves each other, spots and all. However, we are not perfect and oft en we do have our diff erences but through prayer and communication we sort out these diff erences. One thing in all of this is our constant love for one an-other.

The diff erence between our love for each other and the love that Christ has for each and everyone, is that Christ loves us unconditionally. He is not someone who gets angry at us for something we have said or done, He is ready to forgive, in fact He forgives us even before we ask. This is oft en not the case in some families, they bear grudges against each other which oft en leads to the breakdown in relationships. Many of us are afraid of failure; failure in or work, failure in society, failure in our relationships and failure in serving God.

So how do we turn this all around? By having FAITH and allowing each other to make mistakes, but by being there for them, not criticiz-ing them but, by building the up. Reassuring them that we have faith in them and that although they do make mistakes our love for them will never change. This is how Jesus sees us and I believe this is what He does, although we oft en do not call upon Him. We think that our problem is of less importance to Him when He is faced with all the problems in the world today.

Jesus is interested in everything we do and He is there for us no mat-ter what. All we need if FAITH. So let us all try to be more like Him. Forgive that person who was sluggish in serving you at the store or petrol station. Do you actually know what they are dealing with? It is a known fact that “A soft word turneth away anger.” So perhaps, we could just thank this person for the work they are doing even if it was not up to standard. In doing so I believe that this person will have a change of heart the next time you come into contact with them.

It is in being more Christ-like that we will turn this nation into one which we all would like. Remember Christ’s instructions to His dis-ciples in John 13 v 34-35 “A new command I give you, that you love one another as I have loved you…”

BlessingsLetsitele se NG Kerk-gemeente weet hoe om ‘n feestelikheid aan te bied. Hul onlangse Kerskuiermark was weer uithanggehalte. Regs staan die

gemeente se leraar, ds Barry van der Merwe, sake fyn en dophou.

Greater Letaba is wasting moneyThe DA in the Greater Letaba Municipal-ity (GLM), is extremely disturbed to dis-cover that the municipality has spent over R3 million on catering and accommodation between July and September.

This wasteful expenditure should be seen in the context of poor service delivery in the municipality, such as lack of access to wa-ter and other basic amenities, said Mr Matie Willemse, the DA councillor.

“Within these three months this munici-pality has spent more on non-service deliv-ery issues such as travelling, catering and accommodation for its offi cials. More than R258 689 was spent on catering, R153 510 on travelling and R303 161 on accommodation within a month, that escalated to more than R3m within three months.

“By contrast places like Goudplaas and Modjadjiskloof have been without water for a month now, while part of Kgapane and other surrounding areas have been without water since last year — while the roads are in a poor condition.

“The Auditor-General’s report released recently shows that the GLM is one of the worst performing municipalities, who failed to get a clean audit in their previous fi nancial year,” Willemse said.

“I have asked for the matt er to be investi-gated, as we regard this as a pure fruitless expenditure. Up to so far, our att empts to

get the complete picture of this irregular expenditure by accessing information from this municipality have been barred by the mayor,” said Willemse.

Hallo, hallo...!The Education Department’s Mopani Dis-trict is now also hit by their Telkom tele-phones being suspended, as a result of the provincial education department’s has fail-ure to pay the Telkom account.

The department’s telephone lines in Wa-terberg were also cut this week, for the same reason.

Our att empts to call the provincial depart-ment to speak to someone about this gave us the signal that their telephone lines were also not working.

“Being in the middle of the examination period, as it is now, this situation is com-pletely unacceptable,” said Ms Desiree van der Walt, the DA’s spokesperson on educa-tion.

«When I encountered the MEC of Educa-tion, Mr Masemola, in a portfolio commit-tee of education, I asked him about this. In a nonchalant and uncaring response, he sim-ply said I should ask the administrator.

“This att itude confi rms our long held view that Mr Masemola should have been made to vacate this position a long time ago. His continuous failures at the helm of this de-

partment and his refusal to accept responsi-bility shows litt le concern for the education of our children.

“I will write to Premier Mathale to ask him to take urgent to restore telephone lines in our education system,” Van der Walt said.

SA agri in gevaarsoneDie toekoms van landbou en die platt eland in SA lê in ‘n gevaarsone, waar dit uitein-delik die knie sal moet buig voor doeltref-fender kosvoorsieners in die res van Afrika.

SA het reeds ‘n nett o invoerder van basiese landbouprodukte geword, wat in die afgelope jaar met 23% tot R64,9 miljard gestyg het.

Rys was die grootste invoerkomponent (R4,5 miljard), maar produkte van R3 mil-jard of meer, soos koring, hoendervleis, palmolie en soja-oliekoek kan met die regte landboubeleid in SA verbou word.

‘n Vooraanstaande sake-ekonoom, prof Johan Willemse van Bloemfontein, het on-langs daarop gewys dat ‘n opwaartse siklus in die volgende maande in voedselinfl asie kan volg. Met die toenemende verstedeli-king van laer inkomstegroepe word al gro-ter druk op die landbou geplaas om elke dag bekostigbare voedsel aan stede te verskaf.

Willemse sê minstens die helft e van die verstedelikte laer inkomstegroepe se geld gaan vir voedsel. Hulle woon reeds in plak-kerskampe en duurder kos sal hul lewens-

standaard vinniger afdruk.“Dit roer verder die kookpot van werk-

loosheid en ontevredenheid.”Volgens hom neem voedselproduksie nie

na wense toe nie, weens die verlies aan in-ternasionale beleggersvertroue, die gebrek aan die regte beleid en toenemende pro-bleme met die vervoerinfrastruktuur.

Buitelandse beleggers spits hulle eerder daarop toe om landbouprojekte op groot skaal in beleggersvriendelike buurlande te vestig, soos in Soedan, Mosambiek, Tanza-nië, Zambië en die Kongo (DRK). Dit is gro-tendeels landbougrond by genoeg water.

Die kopers is hoofsaaklik van Sjina en die Arabiese lande. Hul oogmerk is toegang tot landbougrond, sodat die produkte na hul lande van oorsprong uitgevoer kan word.

Groot verwerkers van voedsel kan binne die volgende dekade tot hierdie groeipunte toetree en hul verwerkte produkte lonender na lande soos SA, Angola en die Arabiese lande uitvoer.

Dit kan SA landbou en groei in die platt e-land ernstig kniehalter en selfs tot stilstand ruk.

This and that • Dit en dat

‘n Toneel vroeër dié week voor die GTM se hoofkantoor in Tzaneen

Die SAVF Kleuterskool in Tzaneen het ‘n naweekkamp vir hul seuns en dié se pa’s gereël. Het die mammas geweet wat alles by dié kamp

sou gebeur, het hulle sweerlik ‘n stokkie daar voor gesteek: slange, ketties, gewere! en sulke ‘dodelike’ goed... BO LINKS kor-rel Xander Schoeman, terwyl pa Dawie help. Bo: Dis nou ‘crook’! Pa Juan Marais en sy seuns Hanro en Luan het die opposisie gewys hoe ‘n mens kaskar ry. VERSTE LINKS: Pa Chris Steen-berg help sy seun, Ruan, met die fynere kunsies van kettie-skiet. LINKS korrel Jadon Engelbrecht vir die vale met sy kettie. ONDER

LINKS: Stiaan Malherbe en Campbell McClean het heel gemaklik met ‘n luislang geraak. Agter kyk Joszua Welthagen ewe versigtig. ONDER: Xander Schoeman, Leon de Lange en Jamie de Carvalho is hier saam met Leon se pa, André,

gereed vir ‘n bos- of straatgeveg!


Die trekking van die skildery wat uitgeloot is deur die Georges Valley Assosiasie (GVA), is onlangs by Tenby Gardens gehou. Sowat dertig opge-wonde looitjiehouers het saamgetrek om uit te vind wie die pragstuk, wat deur Ina van Schalwyk geskilder en geskenk is, sou wen. Craig Adendorf van Limpopo Tires het die wenkaartjie gehou en ‘n baie opgewonde Adendorf het sy skildery ter

waarde van R96 000 in ontvangs geneem. Alle geld wat op die wyse geïn is, word aangewend vir die veiligheid van die inwoners van Georges Valley, asook vir die koop van toerusting vir lede wat brande beveg. Hier is Aden-dorf, Van Schalk-wyk en mnre Butch Baker en Anton Venter van die GVA by die oorhandiging. Die GVA bedank

almal wat lotingkaartjies gekoop het.

Residents in Tzaneen’s luxury security vil-lage, Golden Acres, are still in shock aft er Sunday’s armed robbery in the complex. This comes aft er a young lady was allegedly att acked in the complex not very long ago.

Mr Willie du Plessis, his wife Raaikie and their son Gertjie were ambushed by seven men in the Du Plessis’ house.

Tzaneen police communication offi cer Cst David Seale said that around 04:00 Sunday seven men entered the house, aft er they had broken an outside door.

“The suspects held the family at gun point, while one person (Gertjie) opened the safe. The suspects took an undisclosed amount of money, a 9 mm pistol, the victims’ wedding rings, a necklace and a pair of earrings. No-

body was injured”, according to Seale.It is said that the security guard at the en-

trance to the complex was sleeping while the robbery took place. However, the robbers got access from the side of the Tzaneen Dam, af-ter they had cut the fence to get into the com-plex. Footprints confi rm that they parked their vehicle next to the R71.

Du Plessis sr is the owner of the well-known Harmonie Abbatoir between Lenyenye and Ofcolaco. For obvious safety reasons the Du Plessis’ didn’t want their photos taken.

Police investigations continue and anyone with information should contact detective w.o Shikwambana on 083 5320 451 or 015 306 7684.

— Martina [email protected]

Security not so secure


God’s HavenSORGSENTRUM

Me Bierman vir komkommers, Graham Partnership vir piesangs, ‘n anonieme persoon vir damesklere, Lauret van Pest Control Tzaneen vir die behandeling van vlieë, Tzaneen Koelkamers vir ‘n maandelikse donasie van hoenderporsies en visvingers, Tzaneen Cash and Carry vir eiers en suiker, ‘n anonieme persoon vir eiervrugte, die Macadamia-vriendekring vir gebreide kombersies, Pro Group vir ontsmettingsmiddels en tablette, Jasmin Moosa vir vleis, ZZ2 vir tamaties, ‘n anonieme persoon vir kool en komkommers en nog ‘n anonieme persoon vir beet en wortels.

Die inwoners en bestuur van God’s Haven bedank graag almal wat die afgelope week donasies gemaak en besoek afgelê het. Hulle bedank ook in besonder die volgende persone:

VOOR & DAARNA

Danksy barmhartige samaritane in Tzaneen is ‘n wooneenheid in ‘n af-tree-oord pragtig oorgedoen. Onge-lukkig was die sleutelpersoon in dié weldaad nie betyds vir ‘n foto reg nie en sal ons nou eers volgende week kan wys hoe hulle dit gedoen het.

The Headmaster of Stanford Lake Col-lege for the past fi ve years, Mr Johann Ueckermann, is heading back to Jo-hannesburg in December to take up his new position as Executive Head-master at one of the fl agship schools in Curro Holdings, Curro Aurora (as was reported in Bulletin last week).

He said that this up and coming school in Randburg will soon host 1 900 pupils and described the opportu-nity to become part of a bigger listed setup as fantastic, although he is sad to leave the mountain.

He refl ected upon his tenure at SLC and described it as a gratifying and satisfying tenure with SLC achieving fantastic results in all areas and expo-nential growth in its facilities.

In terms of quality education, the Gr 12’s produced some excellent results over the fi ve year period. “If, as expect-ed, the current 2012 matrics obtain an

unblemished record; 90% BD and two distinctions per candidate; we would have maintained a 100% pass rate, en-abling 85, 34% of our students to att end university with an average 1,6 distinc-tions per candidate, ” said Ueckermann.

SLC dominated the Small Schools and the Independent Schools sporting arena and provides a rich and varied cultural programme.

“I was very pleased with a recent survey amongst top government of-fi cials and leading businessmen in the province. SLC was rated as the best independent school in Limpopo and we received the highly acclaimed Diamond Award from PVR. Another achievement was our inclusion in the Top 100 RSA schools list of the Alan Gray Orbis Foundation.”

In February 2010 the family’s life crumbled when their grandchild was abducted. The Stanfordian family and

the community rallied their support in wonderful ways and they will always remember them for that.

He thanks the Stanfordian and the English speaking community in Lim-popo for accepting him, a ‘Boerseun’ into their fold. In the words of a men-tor, Frederik van Zyl Slabbert, “There is not much I could, or can, do about it.” Or as Jean-Paul Sâtre put it: “You are a Jew because I look at you.” Even if I have off ended all the stereotypes of what an Afrikaner is, I remain a way-ward, rebel, atypical Afrikaner. So be it, said Ueckermann.

The family is committ ed to retire in Tzaneen in ten years’ time.

He is extremely happy about his deputy, Mr Craig Carolan’s appoint-ment as the new Headmaster of SLC. He describes Carolan as “an energetic man who will achieve many great things in education in his lifetime.”

Ueckermann heads back to Jo’burg

Mr Craig Carolan, current Deputy Headmaster of Stanford Lake College has, aft er an exhaustive search, been appointed by the Letaba Educational Trust as the new Headmaster.

Carolan and his family moved to ‘the mountain’ aft er fi ft een years in the United Kingdom where he taught at two exceptional English indepen-dent schools, Caterham and Whitgift . Prior to that he taught at Durban High School in Kwa-Zulu Natal.

Carolan brings a wealth of experience to Stanford Lake College. His expertise lie in critical and creative thinking skills, and he believes that empowering

young people to become independent thinkers, as well as disciplined academics will enable them to achieve in the ever-changing world we live in. He represented SA as a hockey player and also believes that education should be a holistic, all-round investment in a child. The focus of all schools should be on developing each child to their full po-tential.

Carolan believes that SLC has already positioned itself as a beacon of excellence in Limpopo and he is looking for-ward to taking the school to even greater heights in the near future.

Carolan, his wife Penny and their two children, Matt hew and Samantha, are very excited to have been welcomed into the Stanford family and look forward to many successes in the upcoming years.

Carolan will bring a lot to SLC


Ickinger Jewel-lers and Music in Tzaneen is once again running their ‘win a diamond’ promotion.

From November 2012 to April 2013 clients can stand the chance of winning a half carat diamond. To qualify for the promotion, clients can either bring in their old gold to be melted down for a new ring or just come in to get a new ring designed.

They must, how-ever, spend a mini-

mum of R2 000 on anything brought in to be re-designed and manufactured.

The winner will be drawn at Ickinger on 8 May 2013.

Ickinger off ers a unique service where customers can design their own jewellery with the expert guid-ance of profession-als. The designs are fi rst created on their specially designed 3D soft ware where clients can view it from all angles and make changes as

and if they want. The design is

then solidifi ed in a wax replica of the jewellery, which is used to cast the jewellery in white or yellow gold. The process takes place in Ickinger’s shop, which means that clients can get a top quality prod-uct without having to drive all the way to the city.• For information, visit Ickinger at 28 Danie Joubert Street, contact them on 015 307 4448 or visit

www.ickinger.co.za.

Win a ½ carat diamondAfter more than a week since the key broke off in the door’s lock, a main entrance to the Tzaneen Post Office is accessible again. According to the branch manager, Mr Rod-ney Mogoboya, the door’s key broke when they tried to open it one morning. Asked why it had taken so long for the lock to be fixed, he said that it was done as quickly as possible and he apologised for any incon-

venience caused.

Met hondsdolheid weer in die omtrek moet eienaars seker maak dat hul honde veilig teen die siekte is. Volgens die DBV is dit baie belangrik dat honde elke jaar teen hondsdol-heid ingeënt word, omdat die immunisasie uitgewerk raak.

Na aanleiding van ‘n geval waar mnr Horst Gubitz van Letsitele ‘n hondjie by die DBV aangeneem en toe later uitgevind het die hond het hondsdolheid, het die Bulletin so ‘n bietjie rond gevra.

Me Ellie Potgieter, die hoofi nspekteur van die Letaba DBV, het bevestig dat diere wat aangeneem word, al hul inentings kry (wat hondsdolheid insluit), saam met die verpligte kastrering.

Daar is egter gevalle waar diere al klaar hondsdolheid onder lede het as hulle by die DBV beland. Die diere word dan ingeënt en die siekte hiberneer, totdat die dier se gestel swak word en dan raak die siekte weer aktief.

Die DBV het verskeie geleenthede ge-durende die jaar waar hulle en die staat se veearts saam werk om gratis inentings aan die gemeenskap se diere te gee.

Die DBV sal selfs uitgaan na plase om diere daar in te ent as dit nie moontlik is om die diere te vervoer nie.

Skakel gerus die DBV vir navrae oor die in-entings by 083 628 9257.

— Retha [email protected]

Pasop vir hondsdolheid

Dit lyk of vandale weer hul rondtes deur ‘n woonbuurt in Tzaneen doen. Mnr Deon Prinsloo, ‘n onderwyser aan die Hoërskool Merensky, se voertuig het Saterdagaand in Aquapark onder groot klippe deurgeloop. Die kwaaddoeners het die venster uitgegooi en daar is duike aan die voertuig se kante en op die dak. Daar is glo reeds Vrydagaand klippe op Prinsloo se huis se dak gegooi, maar die booswigte het weggehol voor hy hulle kon vastrek. Prinsloo bied ‘n beloning van R1 000 aan enigiemand wat hom van bruikbare inligting om die booswigte vas te trek, kan voorsien. Sy nommer is 079 877 3044.

— Amelia de [email protected]

Vandale rig groot skade aan

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AGS van SA Duiwelskloof Zwaririrylaan, Modjadjiskloof: 015 309 9275.AGS van SA Letsitele H/v 2de & Oosthuizenstrate, Letsitele: 082 697

6881.AGS van SA Tzaneen Claude Wheatleystraat 2, Tzaneen: 015 307 5112.Anglican Church C/o Hermanus & Agatha St, Tzaneen: 015 307 3534.

Baptist Church 12 Koos Nel St, Tzaneen: 015 307 4634.Catholic Church Ged. 241 Voortrekker Road, Tzaneen: 015 307 6845.

Catholic Church Haenertsburg 969 Bok Street, Haenertsburg: 083 964 9859.

Haenertsburg Christian Church 7 Rissik Street, Haenertsburg: 015 276 1111.

Dinamus Gemeenskapskerk Hoërskool Ben Vorster se saal: 082 823 1074.

Evangelies Gereformeerde Kerk Adshadestraat 11, Tzaneen: 015 307 3371.

Gereformeerde Kerk Claude Wheatley-straat,Tzaneen: 015 307 1558 / 015 307 1874.

German Evangelical Lutheran Church Zwariri Road, Modjadjiskloof. 082 653 5498.

St Paul’s United Church Haenertsburg Mark Street, Haenertsburg: 015 307 3534.

Shekinah House 10 Manorvlei on Old Gravelotte Rd, Tzaneen: 015 307 4729.

Lede in Christus Kerk H/v Pieter Joubert & Jopie Bothastrate, Tzaneen: 015 309 9920.

Methodist Church 10 Peace St, Tzaneen: 015 307 4525.Hope Methodist Church Duivelskloof Boltman St, Modjadjiskloof:

015 309 8594.NG Kerk Laeveld Boltmanstraat, Modjadjiskloof: 015 309 9323.

NG Kerk Letsitele H/v Joubert / Bothastr, Letsitele: 015 345 1618.NG Kerk Tzaneen Agathastraat 28, Tzaneen: 015 307 4498 / 015 307

4497.NG Kerk Wolkberg Agathastraat, Tzaneen: 015 307 4062.

New Apostolic Church Tzaneen Vrouefederasie Hall, King Edward Road, Tzaneen: 015 307 4807.

Nederduitsch Hervormde Kerk Laeveld Morrisonstraat, Modjadjis-kloof: 015 309 9580.

Nederduitsch Hervormde Kerk Letsitele Dr Anneke Skoolsaal: 015 345 1128.

Nederduitsch Hervormde Kerk Tzaneen Agathastraat 14, Tzaneen: 015 307 4508.

Pinkster Protestante Kerk H/v Frank May & Pearlmanstrate,Tzaneen: 015 307 1111.

Sewendedag Adventiste Kerk Aqualaan 25, Tzaneen: 015 307 3240. Volle Evangelie Kerk Parkstraat 3, Tzaneen: 015 307 3387.

World Impactors Bible Church Aka Christian Center Church.1B Section Nkowankowa, Nsova Street. 015 307 3531.

Hero� eld 48 Adshade Street, Tzaneen: 082 309 8335.

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CANSA Relay for Life Ben Vorster High School, Tzaneen, today and tomorrow, 18:00-06:00. Food and drink stalls, spectators welcome. Enquiries: Juanine Jackson 082 576 5716.

Kleuterkonsert Laerskool Tzaneen skoolsaal, vandag, 18:00. Voetspoortjies kleuterskool hou hul konsert. Vir meer inligting skakel die kleuterskool by 084 607 8605.

SAVF Kersboom SAVF Tzaneen het weer ‘n Kersboom vol wenslysies by Aqua Spar. Maak ‘n behoeftige kind bly hierdie Kersfees en neem ‘n wenslysie. Maak ‘n geskenkpakkie op voor 30 November en handig saam met wenslysie by SAVF of Aqua Spar in. Die kinders ontvang die geskenke by ‘n Kerspartytjie op 7 Desember.

Chameleon Indoor Krieket en hokkie by die skousaal. Netbal wedstryde welkom. Besprekings/navrae: Marise 079 622 5525.

Ringbal Oefentye is Maandae en Donderdae 18:00-20:00. Skakel Borries by 084 222 4950 of Natasha by 015 307 3316.

Netbal Alle dames en mans wat belangstel om netbal te oefen, Maandae en Woensdae om 17:15 by Laerskool Tzaneen. Jammer, slegs volwassenes. Navrae: Rosie 082 453 9161.

Wit Olifant verkoping Letsitele Biblioteek, 1 Desember, 08:00-13:00. Skenk

Kersmark APK Tzaneen, 23 November, 09:00-19:00. Teetuin, kunsmark, potjiekos, vetkoeke, gebak, vleis, groente en ander lekkernye. Plante teen billike pryse. Springkasteel, waterglybaan, speletjies vir kinders. Besighede kan kos bestel vir a� ewering: pannekoek, “ja� els”, stokworsies, vetkoek, “steak”-rolle, kerrie & rys en koeldrank. Skakel 083 645 3747 vir bestellings.

Open Day Unity Primary School, Tzaneen, 26 November. Open day for Gr RR, Gr R and Gr 1.

Carols in the Park Minitzani Park, Tzaneen, 27 November, 18:30. Bring a blanket and picnic basket and enjoy carols in the moonlight. Enquiries: Hannes 082 309 8335.

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asseblief enige item aan die Letsitele Biblioteek. Verkoping is deel van biblioteek se geldinsameling. Navrae: 015 345 1911.

Christmas Market Tzaneen Methodist Church, 1 December, 09:00-14:00. Plants, fruit and vegetables, hot food, tea garden and much more. Contact Hillary Gows 083 287 2614.

Round Table Clubhouse in Circle Drive, Tzaneen, meeting on the � rst Tuesday of every month. Henk van Wyngaardt on 076 371 7193 or Bruce Mogg on 082 824 4291.

Divorce Counselling DivorceCare and DivorceCare 4 Kids, Shekinah House, Tuesdays, 18:30/19:00. Contact Maryna on 015 307 2527.

Support The Tzaneen Depression and Anxiety Support Group meetings every alternate Thursday at 18:30 at the Macadamia Community Centre. Colleen on 015 307 5137 or 083 415 5137/071 853 2121.

Herofi eld Aanddiens Sondae, 18:00, Adshadestraat 48, Tzaneen. Skakel Hannes Steyn 082 309 8335 of [email protected].

Fire fi ghting course Basic � re � ghting training for farm workers. Two-day course. Seta accredited certi� cate. R199-50/person. Contact Butch Baker at LFPA 076 550 2260 with a suitable date and the number of people attending.

BJV Wildsete Letaba River Lodge, more, 18:30. Prysuitdeling vir 2012-presteerders. Kerriehoenderpotjies, waterbok op die spit en ander disse. Slegs 200 sitplekke, vir meer gemaklikheid, groter dansbaan. Kaartjies: R175/p. Vir kinders: twee kamers spesiaal ingeruim vir DVD vertonings. Kry ‘n hamburger, koeldrank en nagereg vir R50/kind. Kaartjies beskikbaar by Belinda by die klubhuis.

Fishing Competition Manorvlei Farm, 24 November, 06:00-15:00. Tickets: R100/p. Enquiries: Eldred 015 307 7334.


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HANDELSNUUS / COMMERCIAL NEWS

As part of their social responsibility Butter-field Bakery in Tzaneen regularly gives back to the community. Each year they choose a school and ask the school to identify a need they can fulfil. This year Unity Primary School was chosen and indicated that they have great need for a shelter against the rain en sun for pupils waiting for buses and taxis. Butterfields

spent R11 400 building a shelter where pupils can now wait. Seen here are a few Unity pupils holding up a signboard under their new shelter. In die back are Messrs Piet Prinsloo (Butter-field Tzaneen), Floors van Zyl (MD Butterfield), Rudi Jansen (business consultant) and Pierre

van Staden (Unity’s Deputy Principal). Photo: Retha Nel

The Steers take-away restaurant at the Sasol R71 in Tzaneen was opened in 2005. “After seven years it has become old and tired and in need of a facelift,” said Ms Noelle Ellis, a man-ager at the Sasol R71. “We are heading for a busy holiday season, and we would like to of-fer customers an awesome experience! So we decided to revamp our store before the Xmas holidays start.” The restaurant will be closed from Monday (19 November) and the “new” restaurant should open again on Thursday.

The new look is named STEERS UNCUT. The restaurant will also implement the new purple square system, to improve speed and accu-racy, ensuring that customers get exactly what they want really quickly! Ellis also said “we ap-preciate customers’ loyalty and support, since it is not always easy to get in and out of our site, but we are in the process of finalising all our accesses and hope to have it all sorted out early in the new year.” The photo shows what

the ‘new’ Steers will look like.

The new kid on the block, Tzaneen Lifestyle Centre, is celebrating turning one year old.

With 21 shops that cater for dining, grocery shopping, clothing, furniture, cell phones and stationery, Tzaneen Lifestyle Centre has something for every shopper’s taste.

Tzaneen Lifestyle Centre is owned by the Resilient Property Income Fund. It owns a portfolio of dominant regional malls and shopping centres, mostly situ-ated in non-metropolitan areas.

Tzaneen Lifestyle Centre is appreciated and praised for its convenient parking which caters for disabled people and also has parent-child parking ports.

Mr Jones van Wyk (Pharmacist/Manager) of Van Heerden’s phar-macy said that they had seen a magnifi cent growth in the busi-ness since moving to the centre.

His clients found the new store convenient and easy to access. He remarked that since moving to the centre there has been an infl ux of travelers visiting the phar-macy on their way to Kruger National Park.

Van Wyk complimented the centre’s bath-

rooms on cleanliness and hygiene and said the centre in general was well-kept.

He wished to thank clients for their con-tinued support and reassured that they will continue to provide the best service they can, as well as a large variety of products stocked.

Mr Philip Jacobs (store manag-er) of House of Interiors said they moved into the centre in July and business is good. He mentioned that the store was the fi rst of its kind in Tzaneen and invited people to visit them for help with home decorating, furniture or fl owers.

With the milestone of its fi rst birthday, Ms Hanlie Aucamp (cen-tre manager) announced that PEP Home and Shoe City will soon open shops in the centre.

The long awaited Checkers Liquor will also be opening its doors soon, she said.

Shoppers can look forward to more de-velopments at this centre, which will make it rival even the most popular of shopping centres.• Bulletin supports local shopping.

Stumbelbloc is a revolution-ary way to build a structure at twice the speed of traditional building methods, at almost half the cost. Using Stum-belbloc’s innovative moulds, building a structure is as sim-ple as stacking blocks.

Stumbelbloc hollow core blocks can be made on-site using the moulds, with ba-sic manual labour and with-out any external power (fi ft y blocks per day per unskilled labourer). This simple design means that transport, produc-tion costs and carbon foot-print are all minimized.

The interlocking blocks are made by fi lling plastic moulds with a concrete mix and then left to dry. The fi nished prod-uct is an accurate, hollow-core block with a special interlock-

ing shape. The design elimi-nates the need for profi les, lines and constant lever check-ing, speeding up the building process. Building is also sped up by using the “dip and pack” method, which is more economical and stronger than using the conventional mortar method. Bed mortar called Blockgrip is used as a glue to keep the blocks together.

A Stumbelbloc wall of 16 m x 2 m can be built from a foundation within forty minutes and a small house to roof level can be completed within only two days!

The system requires no lin-tels and the complete struc-ture can assume full load-bearing immediately.

By using Stumbelbloc, a sin-gle person or even a communi-

ty can be empowered to create employment for themselves.

Recently one bricklayer foreman, two handymen and four labourers erected a two bedroom 42 m2 cott age in six hours! Mr André Esterhui-zen, owner of Stumbelbloc, said that the total cost of the completed cott age was only R57 000 and the quality is far superior to that of traditional low-cost housing. Only six bags of cement were needed to bond the brickwork and only 0,46 m3 of Skimplas-ter rendering were needed to render the exterior of the house (at a lower cost than that of conventional plaster).

• Contact: Wikus van Wyk on 083 562 3693 or at [email protected].

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Life Style Centre celebrates one year

The Tzaneen Lifestyle Centre at night

Stumbelbloc: for simple, speedy building

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Opening of safes, locks & vehicles.

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Springkastele & glybane te huur in

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mar209________________

Organic compost, lawn dressing, potting soil,

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june 403_______________

Tzaneen Trailer HireTrailers to carry cars,

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Need glasses, your eyes tested or sunglasses?

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june404________________

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Kontak ons vir gehalte diens en professionele

advies.Tel: 015 307 3316

Mar218_________________

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Solid teak furniture also available.

Call Grant 071 609 9067Mei407_________________

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Cleans carpets, floors and windows.

Tel 073 209 6099Jul102_________________

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NOTICE OF 2012REMOVAL OF RESTRIC-

TIONS ACT, 1967 (ACT 84 0F 1967)

THE AMENDMENT, SUS-PENSION OR REMOVAL

OF THE CONDITIONS OF TITLE OF ERF 144,

TZANEEN EXTENSION 2.It is hereby notified that application has been made in terms of section 3(1) of the Removal of Restric-tions Act, 1967 by the firm Winterbach & Associ-ates for the amendment, suspension or removal of restrictive conditions A.(c) & A.(h) of title deed T71756/2006 of E rf 144, Tzaneen Extension 2 to utilise the erf for multiple residential purposes. The application and the rel-evant documents are open for inspection at the office of the Limpopo Province: Department of Co-Opera-tive Governance, Human Settlements and Traditional Affairs (CoGHSTA), Hensa Towers Building, Rabe Street, Polokwane and at the office of the applicant, 22 Peace Street, Tzaneen until 07 December 2012.

Objections to the ap-plication may be lodged in writing with the Deputy-Director General: Limpopo Province: Department of Co-Operative Governance, Human Settlements and Traditional Affairs (CoGHSTA), at the above address or Private Bag X 9485, Polokwane, 0700, on or before 07 December 2012 and shall reach this office not later than 14:00 on the said date. Dates of publication : 09 & 16 November 2012. Address of authorised agent: Win-terbach & Associates Town & Regional Planners, Po Box 2071 Tzaneen 0850. Tel No. 015 307 1041 / 082 786 9904. Ref: K1058Nov201________________

KENNISGEWING VAN 2012

WET OP OPHEFFING VAN BEPERKINGS, 1967

(WET 84 van 1967)DIE WYSIGING,

OPSKORTING OF OPHEFFING VAN DIE TITELVOORWAARDES

VAN ERF 144 TZANEEN DORPSGEBIED.

Hiermee word bekend ge-maak dat ingevolge die be-paling van artikel 3(1) van die Wet op Opheffing van Beperkings, 1967, aansoek gedoen is deur die firma Winterbach & Assosiate vir die wysiging, opskorting of opheffing van die titel-voorwaardes A.(c) & A.(h) van Titelakte T71756/2006 van Erf 144, Tzaneen Uitbreiding 2 ten einde die eiendom vir meer-voudige woondoeleindes te gebruik. Die aansoek en

die betrokke dokumente lê ter insae in die kantoor van die Limpopo Provinsie: De-partement van Samewerk-ende Regering, Menslike Vestigings en Tradisionele Sake (CoGHSTA), Hensa Tower gebou, Rabestraat, Polokwane en in die kan-toor van die aansoeker by Peace Straat 22, Tzaneen tot 07 Desember 2012.

Besware teen die aansoek kan voor of op 07 Desem-ber 2012 skriftelik by die Adjunk Direkteur-Generaal, Limpopo Provinsie: De-partement van Samewerk-ende Regering, Menslike Vestigings en Tradisionele Sake by bovermelde adres of Privaatsak X9485, Polokwane, 0700, ingedien word en moet die kantoor nie later as 14:00 op genoemde datum bereik nie. Datum van publikasie: 09 & 16 November 2012. Addres van gemagtigde agent: Winterbach & As-sosiate Stads –en Streek Beplanners, Posbus 2071 Tzaneen 0850. Tel No. 015 307 1041 / 082 786 9904. Verw: K1058Nov202________________

IN THE MAGISTRATES COURT FOR THE DIS-TRICT OF NAPHUNO HELD AT LENYENYE

CASE NUMBER: 184/2011In the case between:BRENNER MILLS- ZOUT-PANSBERG a division of FELTEX HOLDINGS (PTY) LTD previously kown asZOUTPANSBERG MILLING (PTY) LTD

EXECUTION CREDITORAndNAVEED MUHAMMAD ID NO: 7901066101181 trading asBAKONI GENERAL DEALER

EXECUTION DEBTORNOTICE OF SALE IN

EXECUTIONPURSUANT to a judg-ment by the magistrate NKOWANKOWA given on 9 February 2012 the under mentioned goods will be sold in front of the Sheriff store, TZANEEN MOVEMENT OFFICES, HAMAWASHA, TZANEEN (Station Railway), on 3 DECEMBER 2012 by public auction to be held at 10:00, by the Sheriff for the Magistrates Court, to the highest bidder for cash, namely:1 X SONNICLEF TV1 X CASIO TILL3 X DEEP FREEZER1 X COOL MASTER FRIDGE1 X TELEFUNKEN PLASMA TV1 X DSTV1 X HAWALL ATLAS GAS STOVE2 X GAS1 X YUNA’S FAN

DATED AT TZANEEN ON 1 NOVEMBER 2012SHERIFF OF THE COURT

(sgnd) JOHAN STEYNATTORNEYS FOR EXECU-TION CREDITORJOHAN STEYN ATTOR-NEYSELITA NO 1, AGATHAS-TREETTZANEENTel: 015 307 5792Fax: 015 307 2553E-mail: [email protected]: JS/sdj/AA8108Nov301________________

IN THE MAGISTRATES COURT FOR THE DIS-TRICT OF NAPHUNO HELD AT LENYENYE

CASE NUMBER; 548/2004In the case between:QUICK CASH LOANS

EXECUTION CREDITORAndRAMOKGANO M M

EXECUTION DEBTORNOTICE OF SALE IN

EXECUTIONPURSUANT to a judgment by the magistrate LENY-ENYE given on 13 October 2004 the under mentioned goods will be sold in front of the Sheriff store, TZANEEN MOVEMENT OFFICES, HAMAWA-SHA, TZANEEN (Station Railway), on 3 DECEMBER 2012 by public auction to be held at 10:00, by the Sheriff for the Magistrates Court, to the highest bid-der for cash, namely:1 X 4 PCE LOUNGE SUITE1 X LG TV1 X LG DVD1 X DSTV1 X SANSUI AMP1 X SAMSUNG D/D FRIDGE1 X 3 PCE WALL UNIT

DATED AT TZANEEN ON 1 NOVEMBER 2012

SHERIFF OF THE COURT(sgnd) JOHAN STEYNATTORNEYS FOR EXECU-TIONCREDITORJOHAN STEYN ATTOR-NEYSELITA NO 1, AGATHAS-TREETTZANEENTel: 015 307 5792Fax: 015 307 2553E-mail: [email protected]: JS/sdj/AA2304Nov302_________________

IN THE MAGISTRATE’S COURT FOR THE DIS-TRICT OF RITAVI HELD

AT NKOWANKOWACase No: 122/2011In the matter between:YACOOB A M

Judgment CreditorAndRAINBOW SECONDARY SCHOL

1ST EXECUTION DEBTORMR SIMPIWE NGEMA

2ND EXECUTION DEBTORNOTICE OF SALE IN

EXECUTIONIN PURSUANCE of a Judgment and Warrant of Execution issued in the above Court for district of RITAVI the under men-tioned goods have been attached, and will be sold in execution by the Sheriff of GIYANI, for cash or Bank Guaranteed cheque to the highest bidder at 10:00 ON THE 3RD DAY OF DECEM-BER 2012 IN FRONT OF THE SHERIFF’S STORE, TZANEEN, MOVEMENT OFFICES HAMAWHASHA TZANEEN (STATION RAILWAY)GOODS100 X TABLES100 X CHAIRS

DATED at TZANEEN this 09 November 2012

(sgd) N VAN WYNGAARDTSTEWART MARITZ BAS-SON INC.LEX NUMERI32 Peace Street, TzaneenTel: 015 307 3760Ref: NVW/eg/Y004Nov303_________________

IN THE MAGISTRATES COURT FOR THE DIS-

TRICT OF POLOKWANE HELD AT POLOKWANE

CASE NO 7365/10In the matter betweenSEFENYA H LETSOALO ATTORNEYS

Execution CreditorAndMARIA MOGALE

Execution DebtorNOTICE OF SALE IN

EXECUTIONIN PURSUANT of a Warrant of Execution issued in the above Honorable Court on the 04th April 2012 and the following goods will be sold in execution to the highest bidder at 15:00 on the 23rd November 2012 at Sheriff’s Store rooms, Duiwelskloof.

TO WIT:-1 X LIVINA NISSAN WITH REGISTRATION NO BXG9243 X BLACK COUCHES WITH COFFEE TABLE1 X UTAV COLOUR TV1 X EMPIRE DVD

TERMS: STRICTLY CASH OR BANK GUARANTEED CHEQUESSIGNED AT POLOKANE ON THIS 9TH NOVEMBER 2012

EXECUTION CREDITOR’S ATTORNEYP.M.K TLADI & ASSO-CIEATESJUSTICE PALACE20 SCHOEMAN STREETPO BOX 849POLOKWANE, 0700DOCEX 42REF: T/7029/11/CM/mmNov304________________

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Westfalia Fruit Products, situated at Politsi in the Limpopo Province, has a vacancy for a suitably qualified

and experienced

Maintenance TechnicianReporting to the Workshop Manager, this position is primarily

responsible for the hands-on maintenance of the buildings and machinery at the Politsi Factory and Oil Plant in order to optimise machine running time and production throughput. The successful candidate must be in possession of a relevant tertiary qualification

(National Diploma in Mechanical/Electrical/Megatronic Engineering or Millwright), preferably with 3 years’ experience (including mechanical,

electrical and electronic (eg PLC) experience) in the practical maintenance of FMCG equipment. A basic understanding of food safety

requirements and the ability to cooperate with production staff and work under pressure are imperative. We seek an innovative person with strong determination who is able to prioritise, be on standby

and work overtime.

The Company offers a Total Guaranteed Remuneration Package which is made up of a provident fund, insured benefits, medical aid and an

option to structure an annual bonus.

Interested applicants should forward their applications (including a detailed CV) to the Human Resources Manager, Westfalia Limited,

PO Box 1103, Tzaneen 0850, or fax to 086 648 7369, or e-mail to [email protected] for the attention of Johanna Theron

Closing date for applications: 22 November 2012

Starting Date: 3 January 2013 or a mutually agreed date.

Should you not receive correspondence by 29 November 2012, kindly consider your application unsuccessful.

Westfalia Fruit Products subscribes to the principles of Employment Equity. Suitably qualified candidates from the previously disadvantaged

groups are encouraged to apply.

www.humanjobs.co.za Human Communications 93402


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Little Rascals Nursery School!The Little Rascals annual fund raiser at Tzaneen Primary School was a great success! Our sports day raised enough money to buy beds for the school. We wish to thank all our beautiful parents and their children for their contribution

to a hugely successful sports day. We also thank those who had stalls to create a mini fl ea market. A big thank you to all the businesses that donated and gave sponsors for the day. We couldn’t have done it without you!

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The Tzaneen Eco Club is holding its yearend function at the Macadamia Community Cen-tre on Friday 23 November.

Local explorer and mountaineer Pieter Geldenhuys will give a presentation on his travels to Kilimanjaro, Mount Mera, Everest, volcanoes on Hawaii’s Big Island and Mount McKinley in Alaska.

Geldenhuys has been climbing extreme high mountains since 2004. He is a phar-macist and Drug-wise counsellor in Tzaneen. He is also an athletic coach, ad-ministrator and par-ticipant in the Com-rades Marathon and 94.7 Cycle Race. He specialises in extreme mountain sickness, sports injuries and

nutrition.The talk will start at 18:30 and will be fol-

lowed by a bring-and-braai. A small dona-tion of R5 per person for a charity of Pieter’s choice will be payable.

Non-members are welcome and pay an ad-ditional fee of R20.

For further information, please contact Marianne McKenzie 082 835 4185.

Eco Club ends the year with interesting talk

Eleven triathletes of Stanford Lake College travelled to Johannesburg to take part in the Joburg City Triathlon recently.

Tam Johnson, along with Messrs Abbott and Willson, took part in the main event which was the Olympic distance race (1,5 km swim, 40 km cycle and 10 km run).

Josh Selfe, Abigail Joubert, Byron Lucas and

Tristan Oliff raced in the sprint event (750 m swim, 20 km cycle and 5 km run). Austin Johnson, Aiden du Preez, Reneilwe Komape and Andreas Haas had a go at the mini event (400 m swim, 10 km cycle and 2,5 km run).

The team was lucky enough to rub shoul-ders with South African triathlon elites such as Erhard Wolfaardt and Andrea Steyn.

ABOVE: Tristan Oliff, Mr Rhoan Abbott, Mr Steven Willson, Austin Johnson, By-ron Lucas, Andreas Haas, Josh Selfe, Aiden du Preez, Tam Johnson, Reneilwe Komape and Abigail

Joubert

SLC conquers Joburg Triathlon

Die CANSARelay for Life

2012is na vanaanduitgestel en isvan 18:00 tot

môre 06:00 bydie Hoërskool Ben

Vorster.Skakel Winel

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ofJuanine Jackson by 082 576 5716.

16 November 2012

Bulletin

Six pupils of Stanford Lake College received provincial honours recently, when they were selected to represent Limpopo in their re-spective sports.

Shuan Lamminga was selected to represent the Limpopo u.18 cricket team that will be playing in the Khaya Majola Cricket Week in Potchefstroom in December. Neo Baloyi and Gavin Pirie will represent the u.17 team that will travel to Cape Town.

Conrad Schmidt will be traveling to Dur-ban to represent the u.15 team, while Jessica Mayes will be playing for the Limpopo u.16 girls team.

Two Stanfordians also proved their strength in the water. Christopher Pelser and Luke McDonald were selected to rep-resent Limpopo’s A team of the Limpopo Freshwater Angling Association. The team will be participating in the South African Championships from 7 to 16 December at Bloemhof Dam.

Lamminga Baloyi Pirie

Schmidt Mayes Pelser McDonald

Stanfordians chosen for Limpopo teams

Die Hoërskool Merensky is trots op drie van hul uithaler sewesrug-byspelers, wat vir die nasionale Bokkiespan gekies is. Hulle is Dian van Rooyen, Carel O’Neill en JeCe Swart en vertrek 7 Desember na Kenia, waar hulle in die internasionale sewestoernooi teen spanne soos Wallis, Frankryk, Australië en Nieu Seeland te staan sal kom.

Die toernooi duur oor tien dae.

Drie Bokkies vanMerensky reg virinternasionale 7’s

Die Laerskool Tzaneen het onlangs aan Limpopo se toptien skolegala deelgeneem. Die Larries is as die wenners van die dag gekroon en Raudeen van Wyk is as die victrix ludorum aangewys.

Laerskool Tzaneen wen toptien swemgala

Drie onderwysers van die Hoër-skool Merensky is vandeesweek tot die bestuur van twee sport-soorte in Limpopo verkies.

Mnr Jacques Vosloo is as sekre-

taris van Limpopo Seunshokkie en Me Nadia Last vir die tweede agtereenvolgende jaar as voorsit-ter van Limpopo Meisieshokkie verkies.

Mnr Stefan Nawrat-tle is as sekretaris van Limpopo Skolegholf verkies.

Plasies tot Limse bestuur verkies

Vosloo en Last Nawrattle

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