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JAGTERS BEDRYWIG

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NATIONAL WINNER

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A man was found with the drug Cat

FOREIGNER ARRESTED

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Learners still waiting for their stipends

NO STIPENDS

Friday March 20, 2015

The Phalaborwa Chamber of Commerce has offi cially objected to the latest valuation roll for properties in and around town.

The valuation roll, compiled for rates and tax purposes, will still be available for inspection and comments at the activity hall at the municipality till Monday.

The valuation roll was one of several matters discussed during the annual general meeting of the Chamber at Bus Stop on Thursday.

Property owners are up in arms after the release of the valuation roll. Some properties have doubled in value for no apparent reason and tax payers feel that the exorbitantly infl ated valuations are merely done to create more tax for a struggling Ba-Phalaborwa municipality.

Property owners are invited to object against the valuation roll. This must be done before Monday. If enough objections are received, the municipality will have no choice but to consider other options.

Some examples of the ridiculous valuations were discussed during the Chamber meeting. In one case an empty stand was valued at R1,5million.

The property right next door, with a house built on it, was valued at R900 000. In many cases properties were valued at double the price of the previous valuations.

Concerns were also expressed that

valuers visited very few properties and that valuations were done on existing, outdated information available at the municipal offi ces.

The Chamber urged all property owners to thoroughly check their valuations and to submit objections before the deadline.

Business man Hans Harri pointed out that valuations for Namakgale and Lulekani were not available at the Phalaborwa municipal offi ces, but only at Lulekani and Namakgale for inspection.

In a very informative presentation during the Chamber meeting BEE Consultant, Mark Glanville discussed the new determinations in the BBEE codes, particularly in relation to the mining and the mining charter.

He pointed out that Phalaborwa contractors and suppliers stand to loose billions in potential work from the mines if they do not adhere to the new BBEE regulations.

Ironically enough in many cases minor adjustments need to be made while in other contractors and suppliers can increase their business volume with the mines by merely adhering to technical details.

Chamber president, Manie Kriel also assured members that the Chamber will keep applying pressure on all the relevant authorities for the maintenance and upkeep of the Mica and Gravelotte roads.

ROLEPLAYERS: Hans Harri, well-known businessman from Phalaborwa with Manie Kriel, president of the Phalaborwa Business Chamber during the Chamber’s annual general mee ng at Bus Stop.

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Electrical Engineering learners from Mopani South East FET College under the Masto Fussion learnership have not received their stipend for two months.

The hundred learners said they are struggling to make ends meet due non payment of their stipends.

The service provider of the leaderships, Stan Sekoati, a younger brother to the MEC for LEDET, Seaparo Sekoati is alleged to have sent the learners from pillar to post when asking about their stipends.

The learners told Phalaborwa Herald that the learnership started on January 09, 2015 and a page on their contract stating the amount of their stipend was missing.

‘We were only told that we will receive R2.500 stipend but page 9 on our contract was removed.

The Safety and Security Sector Education and Training Authority (SASSETA) presented an induction to the learners,’ they said.

Sasseta is a SETA that has been set up to facilitate education and training specifi cally to the wide range of safety and security providers and services in South Africa.

The learners further mentioned that they were promised to receive their stipend three months in advance but that never happened.

They allegedly said when asking Sekoati about the stipend he said ‘If you don’t feel accommodated in this learnership, you can jump out of the ship.’

They further mentioned that Sekoati always used a harsh tone when addressing them after he failed to pay them. ‘He probably used the money to buy his new Mercedes Benz car and renovate Phosphate, how can he buy a new car at the time when we need our money,’ said one of the concerned students, who spoke in anonymity.

The students from the fi ve municipalities around Mopani District Municipality said they can not pay rent, transport and buy food since most of them come from as far as Maruleng and Giyani.

The students further alleged that a younger sister to Sekoati, Victoria Sekoati who is also part of the learnership, always intimidate learners in class and address them as poor children who must be grateful for free education.

Stan Sekoati said that he was aware that learners have not been paid. ‘SASSETA is under administration, we are supposed to receive the payment from them, we don’t know when the learners will be paid but they will be paid.

We are working on solving the problem,’ said Sekoati. Tim Chiloane of SASSETA could not be reached for comment at the time going to press.

NO STIPEND: Learners have not recieved their s pend for two months, service provider Stan Sekoa sent them from p

No stipends for students

Morné Mostert of Afriforum in conjunc on with the Phalaborwa Rate Payers Associa on held an informa ve mee ng on March 11 at the Municipality Ac vity Hall.

Morné Mostert of Afriforum in conjunction with the Phalaborwa Rate Payers Association held an informative meeting on March 11 at the Municipality Activity Hall. Mostert addressed disgruntled Ba-Phalaborwa residents informing them on how to take action against the unrealistic property valuations that will be used to determine property rates and taxes for the next fi ve years.

Mostert urged residents to be honest with themselves in determining the value of their properties in terms of what they would settle for in the event of a sale and compare that with the new municipal value. Should residents then conclude that there has been a gross mistake they are to lodge an objection with the Municipal Manager. Objection forms may be accompanied by the valuations of three different valuators as lots of factors are at play when determining the value of a property. Residents may check the value of the neighbours’ properties or if the property was bought recently, the value it was purchased for could be used as a measurement against the new property values.

The valuator must consider every objection and if residents do not agree with the outcome, they may escalate their objections to the Valuation Tribunal. Afriforum and the Phalaborwa rate payers association is volunteering to manage Resident’s objectives as a collective and ensure that due process is followed.

Mostert informed residents that there are three main mechanisms that municipalities use to generate income. The fi rst is property rates which are meant to be utilised to deliver services like maintaining storm water drains, etc. The second is generated from the profi t made by selling water and electricity and the third is the equitable share and grants received from Government. The system is designed to work for municipalities that grow to and beyond capacity, and the increase of residents will then account for an increase in revenue. When this does not happen, municipalities make up for the defi cit in their funds by increasing the taxes. A hike in the property tax tariff is also expected within the next quarter.

Residents urged to take action

A 45 year old Nigerian national was arrested by the crime prevention offi cials of Phalaborwa police last Tuesday.

According to Phalaborwa police spokesperson, Constable Elvis Mongwe, the suspect was found in possession of drugs known as “Cat”. Members of crime prevention were on patrol

when they met this suspicious Nigerian national at Nyala Street at night. ‘During the search a drug known as ‘Cat’ was found and the man was arrested. He appeared before Phalaborwa Magistrate Court and the case was remanded to March 18 for formal bail application,’ said Constable Mongwe.

Foreigner arrested for drugs

Namakgale: Police in Namakgale have arrested 19 people for various criminal activities over the past week. Constable Lucy Sekgotodi, spokeswoman for the Namakgale police said fi ve people were nabbed for assault with intent to cause grievous bodily harm, two for reckless and negligence driving, one for driving under the infl uence of alcohol and one for assault common. Two people have been arrested for malicious damage to property, one for violation of protection order, one for crimen injuria, four for possession of dagga, one for possession of dangerous weapon and the other one for

child negligencePhalaborwa:Police in Phalaborwa have arrested

16 people for various criminal activities over the past week. Constable Elvis Mongwe, spokesperson for the Phalaborwa police said four people were arrested for shoplifting, three for assault with intent to cause grievous bodily harm, one for common robbery, one for conspiracy to commit rhino poaching and one for attempted theft out of a motor vehicle. Four people are behind bars for public indecency, one for warrant of arrest and another one for dealing in drugs.

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Ba Phalaborwa Municipality’s telephone lines were cut off last Monday and Tuesday.

Rumours have it that the telephone lines were cut off

due to non payment, it is alleged that the municipality failed to pay its telephone bill.

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PHALABORWA HERALD Friday March 20, 2015 3COMMUNITY

LM Mathye received an award at the National Excellence Awards for the category of Sports Person of the Year Living with Disability at Emperors’ Palace in Kempton’s Park on Friday.

Mathye works at the Namakgale police station in the Human Resource department as an administration clerk. He is an active and accomplished athlete who is physically challenged.

The member has won numerous medals in athletics. He won gold medals for the 100 m wheelchair dash and javelin events, and silver medals in the discus and shot-

put categories at the 2011 SAPS Championships.

He was awarded a trophy for Best Disabled Athlete of the Tournament. He broke the records for javelin, discus and shot put at the 2012 SAPS National Championships, and won the 800 m hand-bike event. He was also awarded a trophy, a gold medal, and a certifi cate for a 5 km wheelchair run at the SAPS Potjiekos District Competition in the same year. The National Commissioner awarded him a certifi cate, a gold medal and a sports blazer for Outstanding Achievement in Sport in the same year.

Mathye constantly pushes himself to perform better, which paid off at the 2013 SAPS National Championships. He again won the Best Disabled Athlete of the Tournament trophy and he broke the records he had set in 2012. He won gold medals for javelin, shot put and discus at the 2014 SAPS National Championships. He still holds the records for these three categories.

The member is, without a doubt, a truly great athlete who has not let paraplegia deter him from making waves in the sporting community.

AWARDED: LM Mathye, an administra on clerk at Namakgale police sta on was awarded at the Na onal Excellence Awards for the Sports Person of the Year living with Disability on Friday.

Sad farewell to a legend, Thinasi Kiratzidis.Mr Kiratzidis, fondly referred to as Mr Zorba by

residents of Phalaborwa, passed away on March 10. He suffered from diabetes and an aggressive and

uncommon cancer which caused him excruciating pain. Mr Kiratzidis’ family would like to thank all the

medical personnel and Jaco Gericke who were very helpful and always available to assist.

Mrs Elizabeth Kiratzidis said during an interview: “I am overwhelmed by the immense condolences, kindness and love my family has received from the community.

“Be blessed for your kindness and love shown towards us”.

She also had gratitude towards her mother and brother for and all the staff for stepping up during this time of need.

Mrs Kiratzidis would also like to thank the community

for all their prayer during this time.Mrs Kiratzidis is currently trying to secure her

youngest son, Gorgio’s attendance at his father’s memorial service.

She said: “I am engaged with the correctional services in this regard and once I have secured my son’s attendance for the day, then and only then will I have a memorial service in Phalaborwa.”

The oldest son, Constantine, will fl y in from abroad to attend the memorial.

A memorial service will also take place in Greece for all Mr Kiriatzidis’ family living there.

The family expresses their heartfelt gratitude on behalf of Mr Zorba for the many years of loyal support.

He loved chatting with his customers and enjoyed going out of his way to accommodate clients

Mathye is sports person of the year

Sad farewell to Mr Zorba

PASSED AWAY: A Legend in Phalaborwa, Thinasi Kiratzidis passed away on March 10.

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4 PHALABORWA HERALD Friday March 20, 2015ALGEMEEN

NUWE BEMARKERS: Twee nuwe bemarkers van die Phalaborwa herald het ook die vergadering bygewoon, Janine Pinto, links en Lindie van Zyl, tweede van regs saam met Gen (afg) Johan Jooste van die Krugerpark, tweede van links Pierre Engelbrecht van Bus Stop, regs.

Twee nuwe bestuurslede is Donderdagaand tydens die algemene jaarvergadering van die Phalaborwa Sakekamer verkies.

Hulle is Adnaan Grimsel en Jeannie Kenney.

Vyf bestaande bestuurslede is ook herkies. Hulle is Manie Kriel, JP van der Merwe,

Andre Schoeman, Pierre Engelbrecht en Marianna Seyffert, wat al die administratiewe take van die Sakekamer hanteer.

Die president van die Sakekamer, Manie

Kriel, het ‘n besondere woord van dank betuig teenoor Marianne Seyffert.

Nie net het sy die jaarlikse prestige funksie van die Kamer met groot sukses gereël en beplan nie, sy het ook ‘n rits ander administratiewe take vir die Sakekamer met groot onderskeiding vervul.

Kriel het ook sy bestuurslede bedank vir hul goeie en onbaatsugtige werk deur die jaar en die nuwe bestuur sterkte toegewens vir die komende jaar.

Sakekamer verkies bestuur

WINNERS: Proff esdional Career Consultants winners during their annual awards the past weekend. From le : Joey Diedericks (PCC Award of Excellence) Brenda Nel (Recruiter of the Year) and Nadia Quin (Outstanding Administra on).

Professional Career Consultants held their annual awards ceremony at Redbarn outside Lydenburg the past weekend.

The hosts were Adventure Group, Gearon, the local recruitment and selection Company started in 1997.

It was a weekend packed with activities and the ladies were challenged, not only physically, but also emotionally.

The owner, Beatrice Pringle said that each member of the Professional Career Consultants team is truly a specialist in their

fi eld of expertise and choosing three winners out of this team was not an easy task.

She congratulated the following winners; Joey Diedericks (PCC Award of Excellence) Brenda Nel (Recruiter of the Year) and Nadia Quin (Outstanding Administration).

Pringle would like to thank each member of her team for their contribution and dedication the past 18 years and is looking forward to be of service to their client for many more years to come.

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PHALABORWA HERALD Friday March 20, 2015 5ALGEMEEN

Daar is meer as ‘n geraamde 5 000 renosterstropers wat langs die grense van die Krugerwildtuin woon – en hulle word daagliks meer!

Dis een van die talle interessante feite wat Genl (afg) Johan Jooste, Bevelvoerende Offi sier, Spesiale Projekte in die Krugerwildtuin, Donderdagaand in ‘n aanbieding tydens die algemene jaarvergadering van die Phalaborwa Sakekamer by Bus Stop voorsien het.

Genl Jooste het in ‘n besonder interessante en boeiende aanbieding die uitdagings van renosterstropery uitgelig en terselfdertyd ‘n positiewe prentjie rondom die oorlog teen stropery gesklilder.

“As ons die geveg teen renosterstropery in die Wildtuin verloor, verloor ons baie meer as net nog ‘n spesie – ons verloor ‘n stryd wat

nooit gaan stop nie en onmeetbare skade vir ons nageslag inhou,” het Genl Jooste gesê.

Genl Jooste het die duur prys van renosterhoring uitgewys as die basis vir die groot uitdaging teen renosterstropery.

Dit bring mee dat die misdaad sindikate miljoene rande beskikbaar het om gewone stropers te betaal en die proses van uitvoer en handel te fi nansier.

Die meer as 5 000 geraamde stropers, wat rondom die Wildtuin woon, is werklose, arm mense wat nie omgee vir die gevare van stropery nie – solank hulle net ‘n geldjie verdien om vir hul gesinne te sorg.

Bykans onbeperkte wapentuig, van elke denkbare kaliber en soort, is ook beskikbaar vir die stropers en daarom raak dit baie meer ‘n oorlog as net ‘n aksie teen misdaad.

“Ons sal nooit hierdie oorlog wen sonder

die samewerking van die gemeenskappe aangrensend aan die Wildtuin nie. Gelukkig is daar altyd meer goeie mense as misdadigers.

Daarom moet ons die goeie mense aan ons kant kry en hulle oortuig om ons van noodsaaklike inligting te voorsien. Dis die enigste kans wat ons het om die stropers te uitoorlê,” het hy gesê.

Hy het verduidelik dat die Wildtuin in drie dele opgedeel is om die stryd teen renosterstropery te bestuur.

Eerstens is daar die Suide wat beskryf word as ‘n “Intensive Protection Zone”. Die meeste renosters kom hier voor en sowat 60% van begroting, logistiek en mannekrag word hier bestee.

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30% van begroting spandeer terwyl die oorblywende 10% in die noorde, wat as die “Composite Protection Zone” beskryf word, spandeer word.

Genl Jooste het gesê die ondersteuning, nie net fi nansieël nie, maar op elke moontlike manier, van gewone burgers, die sakesektor, korporatiewe sektor, sportlui, vermaaklikheidskunstenaars, ens, is noodsaaklik om uiteindelik die stryd te wen. Sosiale media word deesdae ook meer ingespan en almal betrokke by die stryd teen stropery dink daagliks meer en meer innoverend om die misdadigers aan te keer.

Ten slotte het Genl Jooste gesê dat hy baie goeie steun van topbestuur in die Wildtuin, Sanparke en tot op ministersvlak geniet om hulle werk te doen en dat hulle positief is dat hulle hierdie oorlog gaan wen.

Genl Jooste spreek Sakekamer toeSPREKERS: Twee sprekers wat tydens die algemene jaarvergadering van die Phalaborwa Sakekamer opgetree het, Genl (afg) Johan Jooste, tweede van links en Mark Glanville, BEE konsultant, tweede van regs, staan by James Maratoba, hoof uitvoerende beampte Foskor, links en Manie Kriel, president van Phalaborwa Sakekamer.

6 PHALABORWA HERALD Friday March 20, 2015GENERAL

What do miners, farmers, luxury lodge owners and fi sherman in South Africa and Mozambique have in common? They rely on a river that runs from Witbank and Sekhukhuneland in Mpumalanga, through the Kruger National Park and across the Mozambiquan border to Massingir, Chokwe and XaiXai, where it fi nds rest in the salty water of the Indian Ocean.

Yet this is a river under threat.“The Olifants River and its contributing waterways are critical for supporting life. Unchecked pollution, inappropriate land resource use, weak and poorly enforced policies and regulations and poor protection of habitats and biodiversity are degrading the Olifants at an alarming rate,” says Derick Du Toit, Assistant Director of the Association for Water and Rural Development (AWARD).

In recent years, there have been signs that the river is under strain. The Olifants actually dried up for the fi rst time in 2005 and there have been repeated fi sh and crocodile kills. In 2014, AWARD began implementing the USAID-funded RESILIM O project to better understand the activities that affect the health of the Olifants River and the people, plants and animals that rely on it.

A recent study that forms part of the USAID: RESILIM O project highlighted some of the major water quality issues in the Olifants River Catchment. Samples taken at 28 points along the river show high salinity associated with mining activities, acid mine drainage and irrigated agricultural practices. There are also concerns around sulphate levels associated with mining and acid mine drainage, phosphate levels associated with wastewater treatment and agricultural practices (phosphate fertilizers) and pH levels associated with mining and acid mine

What’s going on with our water?drainage. “In fact, some parts of the river have the same pH as battery acid!” says Du Toit.

In the same way that users share the water of the Olifants, they also share the effects and impact of their activities on the quality and quantity of this life source.

Deteriorating water quality, especially, is driving change in the Olifants River Catchment “This severely compromises the resilience of the water resources and associated biodiversity and negatively affects the tens of thousands people who rely on the river in South Africa and Mozambique. And our work to date shows that climate change is another factor on the horizon that we need to start planning for. Disaster management becomes a key issue in planning for resilience. Without it we are going to be in trouble,” notes Du Toit.

Some of the major drivers of poor water quality in the Olifants River Catchment are dysfunctional waste water treatment works in municipalities and under regulated mining activities. It’s not just about unhealthy fi sh – sooner or later we all get to share the bad effects of polluted water.

Waste water treatment works are linked to water quality so we need to support operators and municipal managers to understand impacts of discharging raw sewage directly into rivers “because it has a very serious impact on our water quality in the catchment,” says Du Toit.

Other water quality issues in the Olifants River Catchment include concerns over the levels of metals in the water and worries about detection limits. The research, which was conducted by Dr Neil Griffi n from the Unilever Centre for Environmental Water Quality at Rhodes University as part of

USAID RESILIM O, suggests that some limits are above the acute and chronic effect values in the river for lead, mercury, nickel and cadmium. “Therefore, one would be exposed to poison before the test is sensitive enough to pick it up especially in the case with mercury,” says Du Toit. There is also very little data available on herbicides and pesticides.

“Much of our research is currently geared towards understanding what’s happening to the water in our Olifants and helping people to see the links between their activities and how it affects things down stream. This is part of a collaborative process of supporting thinking and acting in ways that help people and ecosystems cope with changing conditions,” says du Toit.

The Olifants River Catchment is roughly 55,000 square kilometres in size and is home to large rural communities, and economic activities that include mining, tourism and agriculture. As well as investigating water quality, AWARD’s innovative approach to understanding the Olifants River Catchment (ORC) systemically includes research into climate change, governance, land reform, protected area management and more.

Later in 2015, AWARD will be launching the Our Olifants campaign as a way to start building a sense of shared responsibility and identity in the catchment. “Farmers, miners, fi shermen and lodge owners need to begin to see themselves as part of the same system and part of the solution to the water quality and other issues we are facing as one big catchment-family” says Du Toit.

About AWARDAWARD is a non-profi t organization

specializing in participatory, research-based project implementation. Our work addresses

issues of sustainability, inequity and poverty by building natural-resource management competence and supporting sustainable water-based livelihoods. We raise our own funds, work collaboratively with other organisations and strive to develop strong and rich professional networks.

About USAID: RESILIM-OUSAID: RESILIM-O focuses on the

Olifants River Basin and the way in which people living in South Africa and Mozambique depend on the Olifants and its contributing waterways. It aims to improve water security and resource management in support of the healthy ecosystems that support livelihoods and resilient economic development in the catchment. The 5-year programme, involving the South African and Mozambican portions of the Olifants catchment, is being implemented by the Association for Water and Rural Development (AWARD).

UNDER STRAIN: In recent years, there have been signs that the Olifants river is under strain. The river actually dried up for the fi rst me in 2005 and repeated fi sh and crocodile kills have been recorded.

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A group of magnetite road transport contractors led by Palabora Copper contributes towards Greenvalley Primary School’s computer and Tumelong Drop in centre last Wednesday.

Magnetite road transport contractors of Palabora Copper (Pty) Limited, a subsidiary of Palabora Mining Company, together answers the call of the disadvantaged in their host and nearby communities.

Tumelong Drop-in Centre based in Makhushane received well needed kitchen utensils as well as food parcels and Greenvalley Primary School, based in Acornhoek and a home to 1300 learners, received their long awaited computer centre.

Palabora hosted a Charity Golf Day in the latter part of 2014 in an effort to raise funds.

‘These road transporters are already doing a lot to support and develop the communities in which they operate, however when those efforts are not concerted, the impact becomes minimal – benefi ting only a limited number of people in the community,’ said Sanda Zungu, Manager Supply Chain & Logistics.

In receiving the kitchen utensils, cleaning material and food parcels, Mrs Kgohloane, Tumelong Drop-in Centre founder said this gesture of goodwill not only benefi t the registered 100 children they have, but will continue benefi ting more kids in the coming

years.‘This is not our centre, but a home to many

kids who fi nd themselves in impossible situations at their homes,’ Kgohloane.

She further said that the centre provides a safe haven for many of these kids to do their home works in an enabling environment and with immediate help at hand.

Announcing the computer centre open of Greenvalley Primary School, Mrs Manzini, the Principal said she falls short of words to express their gratitude towards what road transporters of Palabora Copper have done for them as a school.

‘We have requested donations from the businesses operating around our area and

have not received any assistance; but to receive a computer centre is above anything we ever imagined possible for our school. The learners at Greenvalley Primary School will acquire the necessary computer skills which will put them in good stead with learners from well-equipped schools, as well as giving them a head start in their high school studies,’ said Manzini with enthusiasm. The computer learning centre is equipped with up-to-the-minute technology and internet. Palabora Copper will continue to encourage its contractors to get involved and contribute towards projects aimed at uplifting and developing the communities in which we all operate.

GIVING IS CARING: Contractors of Palabora copper doing their part to support communi es, they gave food parcels and other useful equipments to Tumelong Drop in Centre last Wednesday.

Contractors contribute towards school


The Democratic of Alliance (DA) marched in solidarity with the people of Ba- Phalaborwa to highlight the plight of residents who walk long distances to fetch water in the area last Saturday.

Very few residents in Majeje Village have a tap in their households.

The residents have been without water for more than two years and they are forced to push wheelbarrows while others carry heavy containers of water on their heads and walk for more than six kilometers.

In other parts of Phalaborwa, children are leaving home in the early hours of the morning to collect water before going to school.

The DA’s Constituency head in the area, Lindy Wilson (MP) laid a complaint with the Human Rights Commission (HRC) over the tragic shortage of water, and water infrastructure among the people of Phalaborwa.

She said that the area has no boreholes, the municipality does not deliver water tanks to the area, and residents are forced to walk up to six kilometers to fetch water because their homes are not connected to the water grid, and a black market for drinking water has sprung up. ‘Millions owed by Ba-Phalaborwa Municipality to Lepelle Northern Water means that all water to the town may imminently be cut off completely. Elderly and child-headed households are being forced to pay R10.00 per drum of water, out of their grant money, to obtain water,’ said Wilson.

According to reports by Stats SA and Unicef, 42% of children in Limpopo Province are reliant on water from a public water source or a neighbour.

The DA submitted the complaint to the HRC to investigate this unconstitutional situation as they believe that this is a clear violation of the human right to have access to water.

A resident from the area, Maria Maluleke said they have suffered long enough and need serious assistance. ‘Water is a basic need, we all need it. Our children have to carry heavy drums at a very young age because we don’t have water,’ said Maluleke.

WATER CRISIS: The DA’s Constituency head in the area, Lindy Wilson (MP) led the residents of Majeje Village in a walk in solidarity last Saturday.

NO WATER: DA witnessed children pushing wheelbarrows with three 20 litre drums over two kilometres to fi ll the tanks and take them home at Majeje Village last Saturday.

No water for village

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PHALABORWA HERALD Friday March 20, 2015 13SCHOOL NEWS

The Department of Education in Namakgale circuit held their academic awards at Namakgale community hall on Wednesday. The annual grade 12 results of the class of 2014.

According to Namakgale circuit manager, Mokgadi Ramuhala, the purpose of the award ceremony was to acknowledge and appreciate the efforts and achievements of learners and educators who performed well in 2014. She said the circuit has seven high schools all headed by male principals and they managed to obtain 75% pass rate.

Achievers received trophies, certifi cates, cell phones, calculators, money boxes and other tokens of appreciation during the event.

The awards were divided into fi ve categories: top achiever learner, top achiever educator, best three performing schools and principals, school with quality results and top learner in the circuit.

Nelson Mphokwane received a prize for being the best learner in the circuit followed by Emmanuel Mabunda, Donald Shai and Itumeleng Mohlala.

Maphokwane High School received a fl oating trophy for being the best performed school anand Matome Malatji received a prize for the most improved school with 72%.

Maphokwane, Relebogile and Lepato High Schools scooped prizes for being the best three schools under the Namakgale circuit.

Various speakers encouraged learners to focus on their studies and stay away from taverns and alcohol.

Representative Council of Learners, Karabo Mashiloane congratulated the matrculants of 2014 and urged parents and teachers to give the current matric group full support.

Ba Phalaborwa Municipality acting mayor, Thomson Nkuna said learners need to be committed in their studies to achieve good results. ‘The school which produced good result should share the experience with other schools and motivate them,’ said Nkuna.

Doctor Halala saluted the grade 12 class of 2014. ‘Teachers must not do work for their learners instead they should give homework every day, practice makes perfect,’ said Dr Halala.

The event coordinator Joel Raganya expressed his gratitude and thanked all the parents for their support. ‘The awards were a success at a zero budget, everything went according to plan. We encourage learners and eeducators of 2015 to work hard,’ said Raganya.

The following sponsors were acknowledged; Foto Kene, LA Crushers, Foskor Old Mutual, ABSA, Palabora Foundation, Shai brothers, Two Mountains and councilor Peta.

BEST PRINCIPAL: Dr Halala congratula ng Selepe L for being the best principal in the Namakgale circuit, he produced the best overall results in the Grade 12 class of 2014.

Schools receivesawards

TOP ACHIEVER: Isaac Selomo, Old Mutual area manager congrtula ng the best learner in the Namakgale Circuit, Nelson Mphokonwane last Wednesday.

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14 PHALABORWA HERALD Friday March 20, 2015ALGEMEEN

Die Suid-Afrikaanse Nasionale Bloeddiens (SANBS) streef voordurend daarna om hulle skenkers se ervaring te verbeter.

Vanaf 16 Maart sal al 87 skenkersentrums landwyd een uur se gratis WiFi aan al hulle skenkers bied.

“Ons weet dat talle van ons skenkers baie van hulle tyd op sosialemedia-platforms en die afl aai van “apps” spandeer.

Nou, met die komplimente van SANBS het jy 60 minute gratis toegang tot die internet,” sê Vanessa Raju, kommunikasiebestuurder van SANBS.

Alle skenkers wie by enige skenkersentrum heelbloed skenk, sal 1 uur gratis WiFi elke 56 dae, of tydens hulle volgende bloedskenking ontvang. Skenkers wat plaatjies skenk, sal gratis internet vir ‘n uur elke vier weke of tydens hulle volgende besoek ontvang.

“Noudat ons gratis WiFi het wil ons graag ons skenkers aanmoedig om “selfi es” van hulle skenking te neem en om dit asseblief op ons Facebook of Twitter bladsye te laai.

Ons sien uit daarna om baie meer interaktief met jou in die toekoms te wees.”

The South African National Blood Service (SANBS) continuously looks at improving the donor experience.

They are very pleased to announce that as of March 16 all 87 donor centres around the country will be offering one hour free WiFi to all donors.

“We know that many of our donors spend much of their time on social media platforms and downloading other applications, and now compliments of SANBS you have 60 minutes of free access to the internet,” says Vanessa Raju, National Communications Manager, SANBS.

All donors who donate whole blood at any of the donor centres will receive the 1 hour free WiFi every 56 days or on their next visit to donate blood. Donors who donate platelets will receive their free access for an hour every four weeks or their next visit.

“Now that we have the free WI-FI we want to encourage our donors to take “selfi es” of their donation and to please post them on our Facebook page or to our Twitter handle.

We are looking forward to interacting much more with you in the future.”

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spectacular mountain &sunset views. Financecan be arranged. Must

see!Call Hausen

Developments at 015781 6947 or 072 966

2144SV000807

LESEDIELECTRICALS &

FENCING CCGate and garage doorautomations, Electric

Fencing, CCTV,Intercoms system,Pallisade fencing,

Repairs, Service andInstallations

Call 083 542 4079SV000637

Offices to rent inAgatha Street.

3 Bedroom Farmh o u s e n e a rTarentaal R4000 - 3Bedroom Flat onFarm near Tarentaalon the R71(no dogsallowed) R4100 - 2Bedroom Flat onfarm near Tarentaalon the R71 (no dogsallowed) R3800.E l e c t r i c i t y n o tincluded in the rent.Key deposit and onem o n t h s ` s r e n trequired as well asthe electricity depositContact Naomi on015-307-5210

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JUMBO BOATCRUISES

Enjoy the ultimatewildlife experience on

the Olifants River.tourinfo@

intekom.co.za www.riversafaris. co.zaTel: 083 580 5703

SV000785

KOSIE`S OLDBUSINESS

4 Ton truck for all yourgarden/building rubbleremoval @ R380 per

load. Furniture removalfree quotes.

Contact Carl/Carol 082872 3705, 082 888

9501, 061 950 7320SV000757

HUIS TE HUUR4 bedroom, 2

bathrooms. Fullyequipped and

furnished. Fully fencedand alarm system. R10

000pmContact Rene vd Walt

on 079 524 1590SV000787

CARPET CLEANINGCleaning of carpets,

lounge suits, carseats,matresses and

chairsFor free quotes contact

084 652 2258SV000669

FOR SALE: R750 000URGENT SALE

Beautiful house inPhalaborwa South

consists of entrancehall, lounge, diningroom, TV room, 3

bedrooms with build-incupboards, 2

bathrooms, kitchen,outside laundry, big

carport for 4 vehicles,patio, swimming pool,build-in braai, servants

room with toilet andshower, electric motor

gate and sprinklerirrigation system.

Contact Douw-MarieLoxton 072 625 9115 at

Jen Tom PropertiesSV000859

FOR SALE: R1,95 TOBE APPRECIATED -

NEAR SCHOOLS ANDHOSPITAL

Lounge ,Dining room,very large kitchen withwooden cupboards andgas stove, scullery andlaundry, 4 Bedrooms, 3

Bathrooms, study,swimming pool, 2 x

patio`s, alarm system,irrigation garden,

workshop, motorizedfront gate. Trellidoorsecurity gates, 5 x

carports for 7 vehiclesContact Tommie

Marais 082 882 5447 atJen Tom Properties

SV000862

CROCODILES FORAFRICA

Agatha CrocodileRanch (Tzaneen)Feeding shows daily9AM - 4PM. Braaifacilities available.Educational schoolshows.

www.agatha-crocodile.co.za [email protected] TEL:015-307-4398 /082-562-5004 /072-114-0132.

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0023PROPERTIES FOR

SALE

HUIS TE HUUR3 Slaapkamer huis10km buite dorp op

Mica pad. Koopkrag,water ingesluit.

R4500pm. Onmiddelikbeskikbaar

Kontak Kallie by 082773 1480 of Anshe by

082 466 4174SV000808

0018ENTERTAINMENT

BAKGATTRANSPORT

We supply gardenrefuse drums on montlycontracts. Refuse areremoved on a weeklybasis @ R70 pm for 1drum & R130pm for 2

drums. FurnitureRemovals.

Free Quotations call015 781 6947

SV000805

LIMPOPOFURNITUREM O V E R S A N DTRAILERS RENTAL082-575-7769

YM011322

21 Ha bushveldfarm, 25m km from

Hoedspruit.1 bedroom, en-suitetatch Rondawel.Eskom power andborehole. Priced foran unbonded cleandeal at R850,000C o n t a c t R o b083-469-3820

YM011551

HOUSE TO RENT INTOWN

3 bedroom, 1bathroom, shower,

kitchen, lounge/diningroom. Prepaid, waterincl. Walls all aroundfor security.R6200pm

same deposit required.Available 1 April 2015

Contact Lylence on 071974 6799

SV000822

0022FARMS & PLOTS

TO RENT: NEW SIDESpacious one bedroom

flat, lounge/dining-room, full

bathroom, fully tiled,split unit, prepaid

electricity, motorisedgate, lots of undercoverparking, close to town

and schools. R3950pmincluding water.

Call 073 143 9649SV000850

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MEUBELVERVOERVervoer en verpakv a n m e u b e l slandswyd sowel asplaaslik. Marlien083-252-8928

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18 PHALABORWA HERALD Friday March 20, 2015SKOLENUUS

NUWE BEHEERLIGAAM: Laerskool Phalaborwa Noord het hulle nuwe Beheerliggaams lede aangewys. Agter van links: Koert Henning (Geboue & Terrein) , Morné Moller (Voorsi er), Leonie Herbst (Onderwys Komponent), Louis van Dyk (Skool Hoof), Riaan Roets(Tessourier), Harry Maré (Onder-Voorsi er/Sport.) Voor van links: Elmarie Schne ler(Onderwys Komponent), Andrie e Kotzé (Reklame & Projekte) , Suzan Naudé(Sekretaresse.)

ROOISKOOL WYS NUWE BEHEERLIGAAM AAN

TO RENT:AVAILABLE 1 APRIL

2015Spacious 2 bedroomhouse on own private

yard, melaminekitchen, full bathroom,lounge/dining room ,prepaid, tiled, split

units, motorised gate,include garden service,

private garden.R5000pm, same

depositContact 073 143 9649

SV000851

The adwill appear

in the Letaba,

Phalaborwaand

HoedspruitHerald

with a blockaround.

R75

Trojan Image 350.Elliptical Trainere.As new R1500.00Contact082-803-0358

YM011592

TO RENT - IMM AVWell maintained 3

bedroom house, lockup garage, walls

around, electric fence,motorised gate, fully

tiled, split units, lounge,sepr dining room,wooden kitchen, 2

bathrooms, prepaid,lucsious garden, boma,

lots of parking, storeroom,garden service &drum, only one smalldog. R7400pm, same

depositCall 073 143 9649

SV000847

TE KOOP9 x Ringnekke & groot

hok. R1500.00Kontak Ian by 082 266

8232SV000863

TO RENT - IMM AV.NEW SIDE

Clean spacious 3bedroom house, en

suite bathroom, lounge,dining room, modern

kitchen, Pre-paid, fullytiled, scullery,

motorized gate,undercover parking for5 cars, garden service& drum included. Close

to schools and town.R7500pm and same

deposit.(only one smalldog allowed)

Call 073 143 9649SV000848

MANGO ANDPALM TREES FOR

SALEGrafted at R25 andPalms from R10 5Lbag.QUADS FORHIRE R300per hourplus R150 lifting.Doug 083-453-2228.Sunland Nursery.ACCOMMODATIONa v a i l a b l e A TWORLDS BIGGESTBAOBAB. 5 Chaletsensuite. R300 p/p.Contractors Wendyhouses/caravansetc. R100 p/p.Heather082-413-2228

YM011331

TO LET: R9000.00THATCH ROOF

PROPERTY -DOUBLE STOREY

Lounge, 3 bedroomswith build in cupboards,2 bathrooms, kitchen,scullery, garage for 4vehicles, shade clothparking, patio, alarm

system, sprinklerirrigation, electric motor

gate, pre-paid meterand a maintained

garden.Contact Tommie


SV000857

KRAAL GARDENMANURE SIFTEDAND SWEATED

We supply qualityorganic manure forlawns, gardens, potplants and manymore at affordableprices. Our organicm a n u r e i sguarenteed againsttermites, weeds,herbicides etc. Wedo free quotationsand we guarenteeyou our top qualityservice.Contact Rene at 072395 9864

SV000853

TO LET: R9000.00HOUSE NEAR

KRUGER PARK GATELounge, Dining room,Kitchen with wooden

cupboards, 3bedrooms, 2

bathrooms, large patioin front, Swimming pool

and build-in braai,automated motor gate.

Contact TommieMarais 082 882 5447 at

Jen Tom PropertiesSV000858

INSTANT LAWNLM & COASTAL

BUFFALO (SWAZI)AND ST AUGUSTINE

GRASS @ R25 persq.m. Contact073-548-3684

YM011307

WOONSTEL TE HUUR- 1 APRIL 20151 Slaapkamer,

sitkamer, oopplankombuis, badkamer,onderdak parkering,

elektriese hek.Prepaidkrag, water ingesluit.

R3100pmKontak 079 896 6323

SV000844

Goats & Sheep forSale

At "Woodii" 12kmouitside Tzaneen onR 7 1 t o w a r d sPhalaborwa.C o n t a c t I n g r i dH e n n i n g o n082-853-6658

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0035FOR SALE

WOONSTEL TE HUUREen slaapkamer. Grooten ruim vertrekke met

braai area enmotorafdak. Silonque

area. R3800pm (W & Lingesluit) Deposito

R3800.Kontak Adele by 082465 8155 of 083 456

1068SV000826

Wanted:Any used/unwanted

gym equipment.Contact 072-393-0891

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0026WANTED

TO LET: R8000FULLY FURNISHEDFLAT ON SILONQUEThatch roof 2 bedroomflat that consists of anopen plan lounge andkitchen, dining room,laundry, outside patio

in front and back,swimming pool, built-in

braai and carport.Contact Tommie


SV000860

TUINWOONSTEL TEHUUR

2 slaapkamers en tenvolle gemeubileerd.R6000pm water en

ligte ingesluit.Kontak Bianca by 082

558 9129SV000823

TENDER NOTICE AND INVITATION TO TENDER Mopani South East TVET College hereby invites bids from Woodwork Suppliers and authorized Computer Dealers for the supply, delivery, installation of classroom computer desks, desktop computers and printers to the College as cited hereun-der.

Bid Documents for the above tenders will be available on 23 March 2015, at Mopani South East TVET College, Corporate Centre, Cnr Combretum & Haarlem, Phalaborwa.

Preferential Procurement Policy Framework Act No. 5 of 2011 of the Supply Chain Management Policy, of Mopani South East TVET College will apply in the adjudication process. The evaluation of the acceptable bid will be conducted in the following two stages:

of 80 points proposal price and 20 points (below 1 Million Rand) OR 90 points proposal price and 10 points (above 1 Million Rand) for B-BBEE status level of contribution.

level of contributor in accordance with the table below:

their tenders.

Tender requirements:Tender Documents on Page 2 - Note to Bidders.

Tenders should note the following:

documents.

necessarily be accepted.

B-BBEE Status Level of Contributor

12345

Non-compliant Contributor

Number of Points (90/10 Systems)

109

543210

Number of Points (80/20 Systems)

20

12

420

TenderNumber

Description of Service Closing Date for Tenders Non-refundable Bid Document Price

MSETVET Supply, Deliver, Install Classroom Computer Desks at Phalaborwa and Sir Val Duncan Campus for

Monday, 13 April 2015 at 11:00 R 250.00

MSETVET Supply of Desktop Computers & Printers to Phalaborwa and Sir Val Duncan Campus

Monday, 13 April 2015 at 11:00 R 250.00


Groenskool se jaarlikse rugby- en netbaldag skop op ‘n hoë noot af.

HEQLEN MICA en YUROK SPUR tree as hoofborge van die dag op.

Tydens die dag neem 9 skole deel, waarvan 37 rugby- en 65 netbalwedstryde gespeel word. Baie goeie uitslae word behaal. Dankie aan ons borge, sonder julle bydrae sou dié dag nie moontlik gewees het nie.

Groenskool sê baie dankie.

Sportdag groot sukses

WENNERS: Groenskool se Netbal /13A en 0/13B spanne. Die o/13A L/S Phalaborwa wen L/S Tzaneen 10-6. L/S Phalaborwa wen L/S Pietersburg-Suid 9-3. Die O/13B span wen L/S Tzaneen7-0. en hulle wen teen l/S Pietersburg-suid7-5. Hulle is ook medalje wenners vir die dag.


WENNERS: Die 011/B netbalspan van die Groenskool wen 3-2 teen Laerskool Tzaneen en 6-5 teen Laerskool Pietersburg Suid.

DIE BULLE VAN DIE GROENSKOOL: Die eerste rugbyspan wen teen Suid Skool8-0 en teen Noorskool 24-7.

OORWINAARS: Die 2de rugbyspan wen teen Noordskool 21-7 en teen Steelpoort 45-0TOEKOMSTIGE SPRINGBOKKE?: Die 0/11 rugbyspan verloor net net teen Noordskool 5-7. en vermorsel Suidskool met ‘n telling van 49-0.


Baie geluk aan al die rugby- en netbalspanne van die Rooiskool wat op 14 Maart aan die Groenskool

se rugby- en netbaldag deelgeneem het. Met sommige spanne het dit baie goed gegaan en hulle het al hul wedstryde gewen! Vir die ander... moenie

moed op gee nie, aanhouer wen ook.

O/9 RUGBYSPAN: Agter van links: Vukosi Matshaba, Zerckie vd Merwe, Henro J v Rensburg, HJ Greyvensteyn, ofentse Matjie, Pieter Oosthuizen, Nkoka Ngobeni, Dylan Turner, Peter-John v Vuuren. Voor: Heno Potgieter, Sammy Nhlahla, Rewan Kruger, Renaldo Roets, Jaydee Reyneke, Junior Mkansi, Faanru Bothma, Tumi Mathekga.

O/11 RUGBYSPAN: Agter van links: Kabelo Selepe, Herman Janse v Rensburg, Tiyani Shilaluke, Sonele Sodo, Anthony Miller, Sammy Shingombe, Langu Mthembi, Armand v Vuuren. Voor: Tee-Jay Mathomu, Karabo Ngwede, Amukelani Siwele, Murwa Rathogwa, Marnus Kruger, Maanda Mukwevu, Leroy Snyman, Dylan Stydom.

O/13 RUGBYSPAN: Agter van links: Gerrit Marais, Chris Janse v Rensburg, Gideon Marais, Lerato Makudu, Khani Mathonsi, Neo Matjie, Alex Erasmus, Xongani Ngobeni, Duane Mathebula, Andru Miller, Rotenda Nethenzeni, De Marco Meyer, Cornu Schoeman, Arno Möller. Voor: Jan-Hendrik Stücki, Reagan Mathebula, Hanré Coetzer, Morné Bosch, Rain Terblanche, Rowland Thompson, Gert Coetzee, Francois Blom, Mudy Mabasa.

O/10 NETBALSPAN: Agter van links: Chantelle Bosch, Amo Ndzetshe, Felicia Ramaugeli. Voor: Milla Henning, Zanthé Ferreira, Khurula Mthombeni.

Notice is hereby given in terms of Section 19(a) of the Local Government Systems Act, Act 32 of 2000 that Ba-Phalaborwa Municipality will hold a Council Meeting.

DATE: 31 March 2015

VENUE: C O U N C I L C H A M B E R , B A -PHALABORWA MUNICIPALITY

TIME : 14H00

Members of the public and all Stakeholders are hereby invited to attend the meeting.

Enquiries : Ms L Turbridge @ Tel 015 780 6370 Mr SE Mthombeni @ 015 780 6320

DR SS SEBASHEMUNICIPAL MANAGER Notice No: 9/15

BA-PHALABORWA MUNICIPALITY

NOTICE OF A COUNCIL MEETING

Fresenius Medical Care is the world's largest integrated provider of products and services for individuals undergoing dialysis, with a leading subsidiary in South Africa, Fresenius Medical Care are looking for career orientated Registered

Nurses (dialysis experience required would be an advantage) to complement Fresenius Medical Care’s ®

This rapidly growing company not only offers opportunity in nursing, but through its culture of growth and diversification, offers many career opportunities in consumable and

pharmaceutical sales, clinical mentoring/marketing support, and various managerial positions.

All applicants for this position must provide Human Resources with an updated Curriculum Vita.

For more information visit the Company’s website at www.fmc-ag.com, and www.freseniussa.co.za

Recruiter: Jaco Kleynhans

E-Mail: [email protected]

Subject: Phalaborwa

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O/11 NETBALSPAN: Agter van links: Isabella den Heijer, Zané Fourie, Lee-Ann Fevrier, Maruscka Pieters, Refi loe Pilusa.Voor: Michelle Robertson, Sea Marobela, Lequil Kenny.

O/12 NETBALSPAN: Agter van links: Kgothatso Mothlobuka, Jenna Shannon, Khensani Nkuna, Kanya Steenkamp, Gcina Chinhama.Voor: Liebhe Janse v Rensburg, Tiyi Nkuna, Be y Thari, Vutomi Hlungwane.

O/13 NETBALSPAN: Agter van links: Kgothatso Letswenyo, Kgothatso Malesa, Marise Keyser, Zia Wagener. Voor: My’em Makamu, Mayibuye Sodo, Jamie Robertson, Charlissa Schultz

MOPANI DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY

PUBLIC NOTICEPUBLIC HEARING ON THE ANNUAL REPORT 2013/14

Notice is hereby given in terms of section 129(4) and 127(5) of the Municipal Finance Management Act 56 of 2003 that the 2013 /14 Annual Report has been tabled to council on the 04 February 2015.

Communities through their stakeholders were invited to submit comments on the above report.

The Municipal Public Accounts Committee of Mopani District Municipality is conducting a public hearing on the above report as follows: Date – 23 March 2015; Venue – Tzaneen Disaster Centre; Time – 10h00. NB: This is not a public participation but public hearing. Therefore the invited stakeholders are coming to observe the proceedings. Enquiries on the hearing can be made to Mr Seshoene Evans at Mopani District

[email protected] telephone 015 811 6300.

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HOUSES, countryside and wildlife burnt to ashes.

IT’S been describedas one of the worstnatural disastersCape Town has ever

experienced. The devastationcaused by a wild fire thatripped through one of the mostbeautiful areas in the southpeninsula is immeasurable. Therolling, lush greens that oncewere Muizenberg have beenreduced to ashes. A helicopterpilot has died along with ayoung fire-fighter. People havebeen injured. Some have losttheir homes and everythingthey own. Thousands of wildanimals have perished inthe blaze that spread as faras Tokai, Hout Bay, Clovelly,Fish Hoek, Klein Constantia,Chapman’s Peak, Silvermine,and other areas. Witnesseshave described the event as a‘giant volcano exploding redhot lava’. We bring you never-before-seen photos of theblaze, count the destruction,and chat to those men andwomen who worked tirelesslybehind-the-scenes to put outthe fires.

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from Muizenberg to the Noordhoek andHout Bay areas.”The area, says Jaque, is home to hugenumbers of wildlife, so he and histeam knew time was of the essence.Firefighters were called out fromdifferent stations across Cape Townand everyone started making plans toget onto the mountain to assist. Threehelicopters water-bombed Hout Bay andTokai until sunset. By about 03h00 thefollowing morning the fire had destroyedhundreds of metres of vegetation. It wasliterally torched overnight.

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TYD TOETS: Phalaborwa Fietsry Klub het die naweek hulle 1 ste tyd toets gehou. 33 Fietsryers het hul fi ksheid gaan meet. Almal jonk en oud het deel geneem en het dit baie geniet. Daar word vir elke maand ‘n tyd toets beplan sodat die ryers kan sien hoe hul verbeter. Die vinnigste tyd van die dag is deur Edwin Simpson opgestel 00:09:18 oor die 4 km roete. Hulle wil net vir Tony Cawood van Yurok Spur bedank wat die maandelikse tyd toets borg. Enige iemand wat by die fi etsry klub wil aansluit kan vir Michael by Outdoor Traders skakel op: 083 293 6283.

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GEREED: Skuts op die 50meter merk. Drie skote sonder ondersteuning na die Rooibok.

Tydens SAJWV se skietdag op 7 Maart is die rooibok geskiet, 3 skote van 200m in die lê posisie met skietstokke, 3 skote van 100m uit die sitpossisie, vrye ondersteuning, 3 skote van 50m vryhand staanposisie.

Die resultate was soos volg: Deon Nieuwoudt 43.4/45, Marnus Troger 39.4 gevolg deur Pat Bester 39.2.

Die rooibok sonder rus - word vanaf dieselfde afstande geskiet maar geen bykomende ondersteuning. Daar het Otto van der Star die 1ste plek ingeneem met 30.3/45, Ben Vorster 29.1 en Deon

Nieuwoudt 27.2.Gong skiet: 5 Gongs van verskillende

grootes wat wissel van 100m tot en met 330m. Deon Nieuwoudt het volpunte 40/40, Ben Vorster 32 gevolg deur Marnus Troger 28.

200m Groepering: Johann Maritz 18.90mm, Pat Bester 23.70mm, Schalk Gagiano 23.80mm.

0/13 Luggeweer: Demarco Meyer 77.1/150, Ultich Mare 76 gevolg deur Christelle Visser 74.

0/18 Randslag: Marlouise Le Grange

134.3/150, Marnu Gouws 130.2 en Leander Visser 129.2.

Die volgende skietdag is op 21 Maart. Dan gaan die Swartwildebees vir die

eerste keer geskiet word. Dit is soos volg: Minimum kaliber 6.6 (.264) Vanaf 300m word drie skote in 120 sekondes vanuit die le posisie met ondersteuning slegs voor geskiet.

Vanaf 200m word drie skote in 120 sekondes geskiet vanuit die le posisie sonder enige ondersteuning en ‘n vedere 3 skote vanaf 200m ook in 120 sekondes vanuit die sit posisie met ‘n enkele ondersteuning of

Harris tweepoot. Tel uit 45 punte. Jakkals skietoefening - 5 skote in die le posisie vanaf 300m in 5 minute met vrye ondersteuning. Die Rooijakkals spoedskiet oefening- spesifi ek vir semi outomatiese wapens. Vanaf 100m vanuit die le posisie met vrye ondersteuning voor en agter. 5 skote in 10 sekondes , word twee keer gedoen. Dus ‘n totaal van 10 skote.

Registrasie vanaf 06:30. Opening 07:20 en eerste afl os begin om 07:30 te skiet.

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