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SATURDAY is D-Day for theSafa Thabo MofutsanyanaRegion.The region, which recently

made headlines with some ofthe Local Football Association(LFA) members voting amotion of no confidence, is setto hold its annual generalmeeting (AGM).

Saturday at the John PaulCentre, 2 km outside Bethle-hem on the road to Paul Roux.It is known to many as Eden.

will challenge the president’shot seat, occupied by veteranAbiel Lethoba. He has beenthe president of the regionsince 2006.

person of the Maluti-a-PhofungLocal Football Association,

sounds like a brave man and hemight be interested in the seat.Titi has been pointed out many

times with the recent call afortnight ago that they wanted aregion down.He had pointed out that they

needed transformation in theregion.Even though the date has been

set for the AGM, there are

threats doing the rounds that theanticipated AGM might not takeplace as some of the LFA’s werenot happy with the results of theAGMs at local level.A close source in the region

revealed to Express Eastern FreeState that there were two campsin the Thabo MofutsanyanaRegion.“There is a camp with a

notorious name, ‘regime change’,which supports Titi, and theywould love to see him guiding theregion.“They sound very strong, but

we are not sure if they willdefeat the current structure.The other team is the one that

supports the current president,”the source said.The current structure remains

quiet as it plays its cards closeto its chest.Thokoa Mofokeng, the

regional deputy chairperson,said so far they saw thecomplains from Nketoane andPhumelela.He said those were com-

plaints because a disputeshould be lodged with theelectoral officer after theelections and added that wouldmeeting (AGM).

The AGM is scheduled forSaturday at the John PaulCentre, 2 km outside Bethle-hem on the road to Paul Roux.It is known to many as Eden.It remains to be seen who

will challenge the president’shot seat, occupied by veteranAbiel Lethoba. He has beenthe president of the regionsince 2006.However, Thite Titi, chair-

person of the Maluti-a-PhofungLocal Football Association,

be final.Mofokeng said there were no

disputes lodged with theelectoral officers.“Most of the teams who have

signed the dispute complainedabout the reports.“It was Safa’s decision to

have elections,” he said.Mofokeng said they never

received any mandate from thenational office to postpone theelections.

It is D­Day for regionPresident of Safa Thabo Mofutsanyana’s seat challenged

SILENT: Abiel Lethoba, president of the Thabo Mofutsanyana Region.

ON THEWAR PATH: Thite Titi, chairperson of theMaluti­a­Phofung Local Football Associa­tion, is set to contest the chairperson seat of the Safa Thabo Mofutsanyana Region.Photos:Tladi Moloi

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)YOU must be 16 years or older on 1 July toregister.) For the regional competitions in Bloemfon-tein,Welkom, Kimberley, Kroonstad, KurumanandBethlehemyoucansinganysong.However,the song has to be contemporary music (no rap-pers or hip-hop artists).) Youare allowed to accompanyyourself or usea backtrack.) The competition is for soloists only.) You must supply your own soundtracks andother equipment for the regional auditions.) Spontaan will supply the sound equipmentfor the final.) The winner of each regional audition willbe announced immediately after the audition.) Judges reserve the right not to choose a re-gional winner.) Should you be chosen as a regional finalist,you must prepare five songs for the final heldin Bloemfontein at the Vryfestival.) Finalists must supply their own backtracksor accompaniment for the final.) The final is on Saturday, 13 July, in Bloem-fontein and if you are a finalist you must or-ganise your own transport (if necessary) and ac-commodation if you are a finalist from outsideBloemfontein.) Auditions will be held in Bloemfontein, Kim-berley, Welkom, Bethlehem and Kuruman.) No pre-registration is required. Simply ar-rive at the audition, pay R20 and register there.

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Mad dash towin big prizesTJAMELA MOFOKENG(26), who hails from Ellitin Phuthaditjhaba, man-aged to collect groceriesworth R1 455,53 in acompetition which was heldin the Setsing Super Sparon Monday.

This competition of SuperSpar, in conjunction withUnilever South Africa, hasbeen running from Mayand it is expected to end inNovember.

The excited Mofokengwas given only 30 secondsto collect groceries of theKnorrox, Knorr andRobertsons brands. Eventhough he collected mostlysoup, he said he was happywith the competition and

added that he was going touse that for his aunt’scatering company.

“I am happy witheverything that I managedto collect. I did not expectto win, but God gave methe prize,” he said.

Mofokeng said thecompetition was fair, butthe time was not enough.

In order to qualify forthe competition, customershave to buy one product ofthe Knorrox, Knorr orRobertsons brand and dropthe entry in the box instore.

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He said they would loveto see more entries andadded that the more peoplebuy, the bigger the chanceswere to win.) Visit our website andFacebook page to view thevideo of the event.

RIGHT: Tjamela Mo­fokeng was thewinner of the Set­sing Super Sparcompetition.

FROM the left areDeon Cronje, Set­sing Super Sparmanager, ShaunSingh, Setsing Su­per Spar assistantmanager, JosephMolefe, Unileverfieldmarketer, DanieLouw, Unilever areamanager, andTjamela Mofokeng,the winner.

Photos: Tladi Moloi

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GRACE MOKOENA (37), who worksfor the Maluti-a-Phofung Municipality, isa rich woman, but allegedly collectedmoney from desperate people in need ofemployment.She illegally collected R73 500. It is

alleged that Mokoena, who hails fromElite Section, Phuthaditjhaba, Qwaqwa,collected about R700 each from 105people to whom she had promiseddifferent jobs within the municipality.The collection started in 2012, but thus

far not even one of the people who hadpaid the money had received a job.Mokoena was saved by the Phutha-

ditjhaba Police from the angry peoplewho wanted their money back.Sgt Mmako Mophiring, the police

spokesperson, said she had been arrestedat the Setsing Crescent Mall where shehad been kept in detention and safe fromthe angry victims last Tuesday.She appeared before the Phutha-

ditjhaba Magistrate’s Court on Thursdayfacing charges of corruption and sevencounts of fraud. She is expected tore-appear in the same court on Fridayfor bail application.Mophiring said it was alleged by

victims that they had given her R700each to purchase jobs for them in themunicipality.“She would then take the money to

another person who would organise jobsfor those who had paid.“They also handed over copies of their

IDs and CVs. But, unfortunately, since2012 to date nothing had come up,” hesaid.Mophiring said the victims had met

Mokoena in Setsing. She was allegedlylooking for more people who wantedwork, but used another official’s name.“They approached her asking for their

money back, but she could not give itback. The victims allege they are inpossession of a list of 105 names ofpeople claiming to have paid and none ofthem have been employed. Maluti-a-Pho-fung confirmed that the suspect workedfor the municipalityand that they hadregistered a caseagainst her,” hesaid.) Please visit ourfacebook page forcomment on thestory. ExpressEastern Free State.

Woman caughtafter selling‘jobs’ for R700

Body of unknown man found on farmA TRANSNET employee discovered thebody of an unknown man in his 30s at theBreedal Farm near a railway line inHarrismith.He was found with multiple injuries to

the head and body.Sgt Mmako Mophiring, police spokes-

person, said the unknown man wascertified as dead by ambulance person-nel.

“The deceased was found on Friday. Hewas wearing brown trousers, a jacket andblack boots.“A case of murder is under investiga-

tion.“For more information the next-of-kin or

family can call Lt Simon Mabuya of theHarrismith Detective Services on 058-624-1600 (office hours) or 083-474-7083 (afterhours),” he said.

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melde rekening.GETEKEN TEBETHLEHEMOP 28 MEI 2013.CC HARRINGTONLINDLEYSTRAAT 29POSBUS 255BETHLEHEM9700TEL. 058°303°5438FAKS 086°674°9583E-pos:boedels@harringtonlaw.co.zaVERWYSING: JM DEVRIES /MOL293/0001

122: BOEDEL WYLEELIZABETHMATSELENG MOLOIBOEDELNOMMER:7165/2012In die boedel van wyleELIZABETHMATSELENG MOLOI,identiteitsnommer680305°0351°080 in lewe 'nGETROUDE persoon, ge-troud binne gemeenskapvan goedere met JOHAN-NES MAPHUSHA MOLOI,ID: 640119°5297°084, woonag-tig te 919 MATSIKENGVILLAGE QWA QWA, enoorlede is op 9 MEI 2007,boedelnommer 7165/2012.Kennis geskied hiermee in-gevolge Artikel 35 (5) vanBoedelwet 66 van 1965, soosgewysig, dat die eerste en fi-nale likwidasie- endistribusierekening te diekantore van die Meester vandie Hooggeregshof Bloem-fontein en Landdroskantorete Bethlehem gedurende 'ntydperk van 21 dae vanaf da-tum van publikasie, ter in-sae lê vir alle persone watdaarby belang het. Indienbinne genoemde tydperkgeen besware daarteen bydie betrokke Meesteringedien word nie, sal dieeksekuteur oorgaan tot uit-betaling ingevolge die ge-melde rekening.GETEKEN TE BETHLE-HEM OP 28 MEI 2013.CC HARRINGTONLINDLEYSTRAAT 29POSBUS 255BETHLEHEM9700TEL. 058°303°5438FAKS 086°674°9583E-POS:boedels@harringtonlaw.co.zaVERWYSING: JM DEVRIES /MOL294/0001

122: ESTATE LATE: MM SEJAKEESTATE NUMBER:4359/2012In the estate of the lateMARY MANTHULOANESEJAKE ( IDENTITYNUMBER: 391120°0357°080)in life from Phuthaditjhaba,

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married in community ofproperty. DATE OF DEATH:15 DECEMBER 2011,ESTATE NUMBER:4359/2012.NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVENto DEBTORS andCREDITORS to pay amountsdue to the estate and tointitute claims against theestate with the undersignedwithin 30 (THIRTY) daysfrom the date of publicationhereof.THE EXECUTORPETER SEJAKE36 BARNATO STREETREITZPARKWELKOM9459CELL: 082°990°0285

124: FORM FSLA2NOTICE OF INTENTIONTO APPLY IN TERMS OFSECTION 27 READ WITHSECTION 31 FORREGISTRATIONFREE STATEGAMBLING ANDLIQUOR ACT, 2010.Notice is hereby given thatGail Iris Motsohi intendsto lodge an application on 5June 2013, particulars ofwhich appear hereunder,with the local municipality.1. Municipality: Dihlabeng2. Full names, street andpostal address of applicantand identity no. orregistration no.Gail Iris Motsohi, 3109

Thejane Street, Bethlehem/PO Box 27, Bethlehem 9702,ID: 591014°0739°082.3. Kind of registrationapplied for : Bottle store.4. Kind of product to besold/manufactured: Allkinds of liquor.5. Name under whichbusiness is to be conductedand full address of premises:Penquin Liquors6. Name of, nature of,distance to institution oflearning, similar registeredpremises and places of wor-ship: N/A.Any person may, within 21days from 5 June 2013(date of publication inProvincial Gazette) lodge interms of Section 33 of theFree State Gambling andLiquor Act, 2010 anobjection in writing to theFree State Liquor Authority(address set out hereunder).The objection must clearlyindicate the full names,identity number, residentialaddress, postal address andtelephone number, if any,where applicable, itsregistration number andaddress of its office, of theobjector. The objection mustalso identify the applicationto which it relates.* The application may beinspected at the offices ofthe Authority during theiroffice hours. The address ofthe relevant Office of theLiquor Authority is:Place: BethlehemDate: 2013-01-29Cell 072°945°0808Fax 058°304°3976

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THE Harmony HighSchool from Virgi-nia in the FreeState has been themost successfulteam in the historyof the Sanlam KayMotsepe SchoolsCup, winningR2,2 million in prizemoney in the lastthree years.They go into the

regional playoffs inthe Free State leg ofthe 2013 competitionon 15 June asdefending provincialchampions, havingwon all of theirmatches at thecluster level and arelooking good toadvance to the nextround of thecompetition for thefourth year in arow.Harmony were the

2010 Sanlam KayMotsepe SchoolsCup Free Stateprovincial champi-ons and runners-upat the nationalfinals that year,netting the schoolR700 000.In 2011 they went

all the way winningthe national titlewhich meant theytook home theR1 million firstprize, while lastyear they were theFree State provin-cial champions andcame fourth at thenational finalswalking away withR500 000.The provincial

finals will start inJuly with the finalshappening inSeptember.An amount of

R2,2 million wasspent on buses,sports kits, equip-ment (including thatfor under-privilegedschools in theirarea), upgrading oftheir sports fields,computers, overheadprojectors and othereducational equip-ment.Hector Mokhali,

the team’s manager,said the clustergames had beentough this year, butthey were pleased tobe through to thenext level.“Marematlou

Secondary andReatlehile Second-ary in particularwere well preparedand had qualitydefenders,” he said.Harmony’s results

in the cluster gameswere: MamelloSecondary School(won 4-0), Maremat-lou SecondarySchool (won 2-0),Reatlehile Second-ary School (won 2-0)and MelodingSecondary School(won 4-0).Mokhali said he

had a young teamthis year and mostof the players werefrom the 2011 u.16team, but, fortunate-ly, there were 6players who hadbeen in the competi-

tion last year.He said he hoped

that the combina-tion of youth andexperience wouldwork well.All the players in

the current squadare part of theHarmony SportsAcademy funded bythe Harmony Minein Virginia.

As far as prepara-tions were con-cerned, Mokhalisaid they were busybuilding the teamand trying to get thecombinations right.“The players are

still trying tobecome used to mycoaching style,” hesaid.He said most

schools were afraidto play againstthem. “We inviteschools to come andplay against us, butsometimes theydon’t pitch, so atemporary solutionhas been to playagainst the Voda-com and CastleLeague teams in ourarea,” he said.

Harmony verysuccessful

THE Harmony Academy team celebrated after they had won the provincial finals last year. Photo: Supplied