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Sixteen pupils at SK Tjiane Secondary Schoolat Ntwane Village in Moutse are urged to skiptheir lessons since the beginning of this yearbecause the teachers refuse to attend to them.The educators stopped teaching the subjectsthis year saying the stream is useless for thefuture of the learners. The subjects that theeducators refuse to teach are: Mathematics,Maths Literacy, Tourism, Life Orientation, LifeSciences, Agricultural Science and all lan-guages.Last year the school principal applied for theupgrading of classes to FET status to theDepartment of Education. The application wasinitially approved and the school was grantedthe external examination papers for the appliedgrades.Countless meetings were held with the MoutseEast Circuit Manager Mr. Stewart and theSekhukhune Senior District Manager in theEducation Department Mr. Nkadimeng but theywere fruitless.The educators who refuse to teach the subjectssay the stream is not their competency. Theysay they never seen an approval letter statingthat the school's application to FET status was

Educators refuse to teachlearners at SK Tjiane

approved. They say the matriculation centrenumber is also not provided to the school."The educators were teaching the stream inlower grades last year. They just stopped at-tending to these learners this year saying thestream is not important," said an SGB memberKaludi Mohlamonyane.He said they had meetings with the circuitmanager and senior district manager and theywere told the learners must be transferred toother schools."Parents did not agree as the other school werethe stream is taught is kilometers away and thedepartment did not promise to provide trans-portation. We called another urgent meetingengaging the circuit manager and senior dis-trict manager but they did not pitch. Now par-ents demand that if the educators fail to teachthe subjects, the Department of Education mustappoint other educators who will be willing toteach the stream," he said.He said: "The half yearly examinations havealready started and the affected learners are notwriting exams. The educators just go to schooland sit reading news papers the whole daydoing nothing while the pupils return from

school every day without being educated."Mokhine Pitje, a DA councillor in EliasMotsoaledi Local Municipality says it is heartbreaking to see the future of these learnersgoing down the drain."I was confronted about the issue earlier thisyear. I went to investigate to find that theaffected learners do not have reading materialssuch as textbooks and others. I immediatelyapproached the circuit manager and the mate-rial was delivered in April," he said.He added that he was shown a matric examina-tion centre number by the principal to show thatthe school's application is been processed andinitially approved. He said "It was suggestedduring the meeting that the affected learners betransferred to other schools but I disagreedwhen the circuit manager say parents shouldtransport their children. This is because ac-cording to the schools act, learners must beprovided with transport if the nearest schoolfails to offer the relevant stream they enrolledfor," says Pitje.He further said they agreed on Tuesday 9 Junethat the SGB must write a letter that compell thecircuit manager and senior district manager to

take the matter of SK Tjiane seriously and acturgently to resolve it."The educators always refuse to attend meet-ings and say they want to be represented bytheir union. As a resident of Ntwane I feeldisappointed with the Education Departmentby not acting responsibly to pave a betterfuture for these learners. I wish the matter couldbe resolved in an urgent meeting that will beorganised with the circuit and district manag-ers," he said."We don’t want to interfere in the affairs of thegovernment but this is too much. We do notknow why the educators refuse to attend us,"said one of the affected learners.The Limpopo Department of Education Spokes-person Paena Galane was not availabe to com-ment as his cellphone was on voicemail.

DA Councillor in Elias Motsoaledi Lo-cal Municipality Mokhine Pitje and aparent Mosimane Sefoloshi at SK TjianeSecondary School to attend one of themeetings.

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According to the Mpumalanga Party, impor-tant relevant issues are being ignored in EliasMotsoaledi Local Municipality Council meet-ings. Mpumalanga Party Councillor and EXCOmember in the municipality Seun Mogotji saysthe council fails to address recent relevantissues that needed to be addressed in thecouncil. Mogotji says the Mayor Cllr JuliaMathebe is ignoring to address the issues as itwill affect the ruling party's new slogan of 'agood story to tell'."The unanswered question of the increment ofthe Municipal Manager's annual remunerationbeyond the excess of what was stated when theposition was advertised is ignored in the coun-cil," said Mogotji. He said the other issue that was raised andignored in the council is about the two laptopsthat were purchased with council funds andnow being used by the local African NationalCongress Constituency offices in Groblersdal. "The R5 Million spent on legal fees for the

R25 Maintenance and Rehabilitation RoadProject employees returned to work after anoutstanding payment protest. The project em-ployees embarked on strike last month after thecontractor failed to pay their April salaries.A sub-contractor in the project, ShlanuMbokane told the Dispatch that they agreedwith the contractor to continue with the project."Although some of the sub-contractors havedoubts to go back on site because they havelost trust in the main contractor, some of us willnot have a problem to go back to work," he said.Mbokane added that a fruitful meeting thatconvinced them to go back to work was heldwith Roads Agency Limpopo (RAL) on Friday5 June. He said RAL representatives promisedto make sure that employees get all their pay-ments at the end of the project. He said thecontractor agreed to be finished with the projectin three weeks. "It was also suggested thatpayments will be made directly by RAL al-though it was not confirmed yet. Our aim is togo on site and complete the project as it hasbeen delayed for a very long time now," he said.He said they were promised by the projectmanager to process their outstanding invoiceswhile they will be busy with the project. "We donot have any idea how will the process last butwe will wait. We are doing this for the sake ofmotorists driving on that road everyday. Wealso want to end the suffering of Bloempoortresidents who are at risk of contracting dis-eases due to the dust that go inside theirhouses because of the delaying R25 Project,"he said. The project's Chief Liaison Officer(CLO) Precious Mahlangu confirmed that allworkers returned to work. "Everything is sortedand project workers reported back on duty onMonday 8 June. The decision came after bothparties agreed in terms that will benefit every-one during a meeting that was held on Friday.The project will be completed in three weeksfrom now meaning by the end of June motoristswill be driving on a smooth tarred road," shesaid.

Important issues not addressed inElias Motsoaledi Council

municipality's legal representatives in the caseagainst the previous Chief Financial Officerwho was dismissed apparently after he wascharged by the municipality for misusing R4500-00.The renovation of the offices of the Departmentof Home Affairs rented from council whereemployees of the municipality were used toexecute the work with the costs of the councilamounting to R 1 Million. This includes over-time paid to the workers. The contractor wasappointed to do the job whereas the R2 Millionthat was paid was coming from the 2015/2016Municipal Draft Budget. The construction com-pany is still not known to the council," saidMogotji.He said the Fleet Horizon Contract in excess ofR29 Million for a period of three years to man-age the municipality's fleet was also violated.He said during the awarding of the contract, thecouncil violated procurement procedures thatthe municipality is legally bound to follow

before awarding tenders.Mogotji added that the Master-plan of thecouncil in which R 100 000 was spent for themaintenance of air conditioners where the workwas already done by the time the contractorwas appointed is also ignored to be discussedin the council."The Auditor General in the Province, KimiMakwetu, publicly announced that more thanR885 Million was spent on irregular, unauthor-ized, fruitless and wasteful expenditure, yetconspicuously never identified specific mu-nicipalities as being the most prominent in thiskind of actions. Thinking of all these irregulari-ties one can assume that Elias MotsoalediLocal Municipality is included in this kind ofactions,"he said. He revealed that the R7.5 Million was spent ina R2 Million road project by the municipality.He said the advertisement of the tender wasclearly stated that R2 Million will be paid to thecontractor whereas the municipality ended up

paying another R5.5 Million. This is also aviolation of procurement procedures that themunicipality is obliged to follow."Now millions of rands were spent by themunicipality on fruitless and wasteful expendi-tures. How can these kinds of actions be a goodstory to tell? All matters were raised by theMpumalanga Party in various levels of thegovernment but they are been ignored. Thecommunity is still left hanging with unansweredquestions and it is clear that the municipalitywill not admit that the taxpayers' money is beengoing down the drain while there is no one heldaccountable for the irregularities," addedMogotji.He concluded: "What a bleak future lies aheadof us under the management of municipality bythe African National Congress. The party isalso not complying with its 'Batho Pele' slogan.The people need a clean, good and accountablegovernment."

R25 Road aims to becompleted in three

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The Tabudi residence in Elandsdoorn,Dennilton, has lost more than R100 000 indamages when their house caught fire on Sat-urday 6 June. According to the family members,the cause of the fire is still not known at thisstage."I received a call on Saturday morning that thehouse was burning. I rushed home to findcommunity members trying to put out the fire,"said a family member Ivy Tabudi.She said only children were present at homewhen the fire started."One of the children smelled something burn-ing inside the house and went to investigate.He then discovered that the house was inflames and rushed to inform the neighbours.The flames were too strong and some familymembers came in numbers to try to stop the firebut the flames kept on growing and growing,"she said.Ivy added that fire fighters were called fromGroblersdal but when they arrived it was toolate."Everything was burned to the ashes when thefire fighters arrive. This includes beds, stoves,couches and other important appliances. Ourclothes and documents including ID books andcertificates were also burned to the ashes," sheadded.She said the Elias Motsoaledi Disaster Man-agement came and donated blankets to thefamily on the day of the incident."They said they are still going to ask for dona-tions and will come back as soon as they can.We never heard anything from them since theirpromise," she said.She went on and said: "Currently we are livingin a two room building that was built previouslyinside the yard. We don’t have privacy at all as

Derick Matsepe (31) was sentenced to 30 yearsin prison at the Motetema Regional Court. Theaccused was found guilty of house breakingaggravated robbery and rape. The accusedcommitted the crimes on 5 May last year."Matsepe broke into the house around 00:00am at Nyakelang Village in Tafelkop where hefound a 29 year old woman sleeping. He startedassaulting and raping the victim. He later tookthe woman's money and fled the scene," saidConstable Boitumelo Matlala from MotetemaSAPS.Matlala added that the suspect was arrestedthe following day after a police investigationand was charged with house breaking withintent to steal, rape and robbery aggrevating .He said the suspect was detained in policecustody until his sentencing on Monday 1June at the Motetema Regional court."The accused was sentenced to five years forhouse breaking, fifteen years for robberyaggrevating and ten years for rape. The housebreaking and theft sentences will run concur-rently," he said.

The Tabudi home was destroyed bythe mysterious fire that started on Sat-urday 6 June in the morning.

More than R100 000damages after housecatches fire

the two rooms are too small to accommodate thewhole family. It is difficult to us to deal with thesituation at this stage but we do not have otheroptions. We wish the good Samaritans cancome and assist where is possible."Ivy said the house was burned to such an extentthat it will not be renovated. She said the ceilingboards and other materials are broken andcannot be repaired."We feel like we are homeless. We hope that theElias Motsoaledi Disaster Management willsoon get donations from local businesses sothat we will be able to build another house andhave our life back," she said.

Man receives a30 year

sentence at theMotetema

Regional Court

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The office of the Executive Mayor of Sekhukhune District Municipality will be hosting the annualSekhukhune Youth Opportunities Expo on Friday 12 June. The Executive Mayor of SekhukhuneDistrict Municipality Cllr Mogobo David Magabe says the initiative looks at areas on how toinspire and empower young people. The vision of this event is to consolidate all youthempowerment and development initiatives championed by civil society, government, and privatesector into a high impact and multifaceted opportunities platform that comprehensively enablethe youth to tackle the triple challenges of unemployment, poverty and inequality isolated by thecountry's National Development Plan. The expo will expose career opportunities for young adultsthat have matriculated. The expo has attracted national departments like the small businessdevelopment as well as the Department of Education.

SDM Youth Opportunity Expo

The Endless Hope Bible Church donated full school uniforms to fivelearners. The donation was made by the church leader Bishop IsraelMakamu during a revival service on Sunday 31 May at Phooko D1 inDennilton.According to Pastor Rebecca from Phooko Village the beneficiaries wereidentified with the assistance of the educators at Ekucathuleni PrimarySchool in Elandsdoorn." Some were attending their lessons bear footed with no uniforms andother needed materials for schooling," she said.She said some of the beneficiaries are orphaned and living in childheaded households."A full uniform was donated to these poor children, including shirts,trousers, skirts, socks, shoes and pull-overs. We hope by doing this wewill encourage these children to attend school instead of gettinginvolved in bad things such as doing drugs and criminal activities,"hinted Pastor Rebecca."I do motivational talks at schools to encourage young people throughthe word of God. Helping Orphaned and Vulnerable Children come as afirst priority to me. It is heart breaking to see a child attending school withno uniform and on bear foot. I think the donations will make a huge impactin these young ones lives," she said.Bishop Israel Makamu told the Dispatch that food parcels will also bedonated to the elderly in Dennilton and Tafelkop Villages. He said thechurch is aiming to change other people's perception that churchesalways demand money from the people."Our intention as Endless Hope Bible Church is to help people with theirnecessary needs and we will be continuing doing that in future. We areaiming to assist poor disadvantaged people wherever we go andhopefully we will receive blessings from the almighty," he concluded.

Endless Hope Bible Church donates to the needy

Bishop Israel Makamu says the churchwill continue donating to the needy inElias Motsoaledi Local Municipality.

The beneficiaries were delighted afterreceiving their donations from End-less Hope Bible Church at PhookoVillage in Dennilton.

The Marble Hall SAPS arrested two male suspect named Owen Chaukeand Tumisho Mashabela on house breaking and theft charges. Thesuspects were arrested at Marble Hall Town on Friday 5 June in themorning. "They were arrested in possession of a television set that wasstolen at Barcelos Shop next to VIVA Fuel Station. The television wasstolen in the shop at night between 2 and 3 June " said ConstableLethunya Mmuroa from Marble Hall SAPS. He said on the night whenthe television was stolen, the staff at Barcelos properly closed andlocked the doors. He said the staff only found out the following morningthat the shop was broken into and a 74 CM Tedelex television set wasstolen. "The police were called to the scene and a case of house breakingand theft was opened. The first suspect, Owen Chauke was traced and

Suspect arrested in possession of stolen TV

arrested on Thursday 4 June in his shack atMarble Hall Squatter Camp an area known asKoteng. The stolen television was also foundin his possession. He later confessed to com-mitting the crime together with TumishoMashabela who was arrested on Saturday 6June," he said. "The suspects appeared before

the Groblersdal Magistrate's Court on Tuesday9 June. They will appear again on Wednesday17 June for a formal bail application. An inves-tigation is underway," he concluded.

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Mmatholo Primary School at Ga-Matsepe in Tafelkop held a Environmental Awareness Campaignin partnership with Elias Motsoaledi Local Municipality. School staff, SGB members, EPWPworkers and municipal officials from Elias Motsoaledi were present.A competition based on environmental questions was held in the morning where pupils were givena chance to win prizes such as school bags and stationery."The campaign was aimed at educating learners to take good care of the environement by keepingthe surrounding tidy all the time," said the school principal Mr Seetse Mohlala.He said the competition had also played a major role academically and will assist learners a lot.Mohlala said the awareness made a positive impact at school and also in the village as nowresidents were equipped with skills and knowlege on how to take good care of the surroundings.He added that the dust bins that were donated by Elias Motsoaledi will be useful as residents willnow use a proper dumping site instead of throwing rubbish on the streets.

Environmental AwarenessCampaign at Mmatholo Primary

School

Molepane Netball Club will be hosting seven netball clubs for a top eight netball tournament. Theclubs will clash at Maboneng Netball Court on Tuesday 16 June in Ga-Molepane Village, JaneFurse.Molepane NC, Glen Cowie NC, Scheenoord NC, Mphana NC, Polokwane NC, Saaiplaas NC,Malekane NC and Ntwane NC will take part.According to the tournament Coordinator Lloyd Mankge, the winners will walk away with R3000-00 cheque, a trophy, netball kit and gold medals."Other sporting activities including soccer and indigenous games will be taking place to entertainthe audience but our main focus is on netball," he said.He said they invited other government departments such as Social Development, MakhuduthamagaLocal Municipality, local mines, Department of Sports, Arts and Culture to offer information tohundreds of young people who will be attending."The fight against substance and drug abuse will be preached by the Department of SocialDevelopment during the day. Teenage pregnancy is also in the department's list where young girlsand boys will be educated about the negative effects of having unprotected sex. The Departmentof Sports, Arts and Culture will inform the attendees about the upcoming Limpopo ProvincialGames that will be taking place very soon," he said.Lloyd revealed that the invited departments will focus mainly on youth development and howyoung people can uplift themselves for a bright future through opportunities that will be offeredon the day."Theme of the day will be 'tackling the Scourge of Teenage Pregnancy, Crime, Substance Abuseand any Social Illness through Sports and Youth Activism'. By this we are aiming to tackle socialproblems amongst young people in Jane Furse and other neighboring villages," he said.He said local mines will be informing young people about careers, bursaries and learnershipsavailable in the mining sector."Engaging young people in sporting activities will play a major role in shaping their future bystaying away from doing bad things where they will end up losing hope and vision in their lives.As organizers we appreciate the support made by the government and other local businesses thatdonated to make the sporting event succesfull," he concluded.

Sporting event and careerexpo on Youth Day at Ga-

Molepane Village

Pupils, educa-tors, municipal-ity reps, EPWPworkers andc o m m u n i t ymembers clean-ing at MmatholoPrimary Schoolin Tafelkop aspart of an Envi-r o n m e n t a lAwareness Cam-paign.

Molepane NetballClub will be host-ing a top eighttournament onJune 16.

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On Sunday 7 June Schoeman Womens Foot-ball Club hosted Leeuwfontein Ladies FootballClub for a friendly soccer match. The match wasorganized at Schoeman Sports Grounds nearMarble Hall Town and started at 10:00 am. Thehost started by dominating the match in the first

Schoeman WomensFootball Club victorious

half where the visitors’ Flora Rampau (42) scoredthe opening goal just before the teams go to halftime. The host managed to defend the 1-0 leaduntil the end of the first half. The second goalwas scored by a 55 year old Julia Mohlala in thesecond half after Leeuwfontein Women con-

ceded a foul inside the box that caused a pen-alty. The host continued dominating the matchbut missed other scoring chances. The matchended 2-0 to Schoeman Womens Football Clubdefeating Leeuwfontein Ladies Football Club.The match was aimed to promote a healthylifestyle and players from both teams are agedbetween 40 and 62.The Schoeman Womens Football Club com-prises of Schoeman Farms employees in Mar-ble Hall. Leeuwfontein Womens Football Clubplayers are coming from Leeuwfontein Villageand other neighbouring villages.

The host, Schoeman Womens Clubjust before the start of the match facingLeeuwfontein Ladies Football Club.

The 55 year old Julia Mohlala for Schoeman Womens Football Club on the wayto score the second goal that completely destroyed the opposition.

The visitors, Leeuwfontein Ladies Foot-ball Club lost against the host in afriendly soccer match that was organ-ized to promote a healthy lifestyle.

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South Africa’s Lucas Sithole hailing from Dennilton, claimed his thirdwheel chair tennis title in the Korean Open, an ITF 1 Series tournamentthat took place on Saturday 6 June. Sithole claimed victory with a 6-2 6-1 clean sweep against fourth-seeded Great Britain’s Anthony Cotterill.This world number 4 quad player, started his career at the Ndlovu SportsCentre in Dennilton. After a successful prestigious BNP Paribas WorldTeam in Turkey, it was a short rest for the country’s champion. Sitholestarted off well with a strong performance eliminating Kyu-Seung Kim6-0 6-3 in the opening round. The well motivated Sithole destroyedAnders Hard in straight sets 6-1 6-0 to make his way to the semi-finalround. The 28 year Sithole has made to work hard for his games todispatch Japan’s Shota Kawano in straight sets 6-4 6-2. “I went to Seoulto win and the only way I could achieve that was to stay focused andstick to my game plan. I am very delighted for my third title in Korea,” hesaid. The unstoppable Sithole was in devastating form in the finalsdefeating Cotterill 6-2 6-1 to lift the 2015 Korea Open quads singles title.In the women’s tournament, the country’s top player Kgothatso ‘KG’Montjane withdrew before her final match on Saturday morning with asevere throat infection. Montjane was to play top-seeded Lucy Shukerof Great Britain. Despite the illness, Montjane fought hard to book a spotin the final round against Francisca Mardones of Chile and prevailed with3-6 6-2 6-1. South African top mens player Evans Maripa crashed out inthe quarterfinal round. The 25-year-old Maripa, seeded 3 in the tourna-ment pressed and fought but ultimately failed to escape the Korea Openquarterfinal round against 7th seed Ben Weekes. Weekes eliminatedMaripa in three sets 3-6 7-6 6-1 to book a place in the semi-final round.The women's team of Kgothatso Montjane, Mariska Venter and ThandoHlatshwayo could not quite match the depth of some of the top nations

Lucas Sithole flying the South Africanflag high in the Korean Open

and finished eighth in the open women's divi-sion. It was the first time both Venter andHlatshwayo participated in the open womenevent at the World Team Cup .Wheelchair Tennis South Africa Director andperformance coach Holger Losch said: “Ourplayers have been working very hard, and it isso good to see them reaping the rewards. Weare thrilled to see Lucas Sithole claiming an-other title. It was unfortunate that KG Montjanecouldn’t play due to illness, but despite thatshe performed extremely well. Participation inlocal and international tournaments is madepossible through the support of Airports Com-pany South Africa, the official sponsor of thesport”, said Losch. The thrilled Losch con-cluded: "It is always such an honour for theplayers to represent their country especiallygiving the new players an opportunity to playin the premier event on the wheelchair tenniscalendar. We achieved the results we expected,and are elated that the up and coming playersrose to the challenge, and held their own in boththe singles and the doubles events. Our teamsgave it all. They played with pride, passion andcommitment knowing they are not only playingfor themselves, but for the team, and the coun-try."

A 25 year old male suspect was arrested by the Marble Hall SAPS after robbing a 62 year old female victim off her cellphonethe police said. The incident took place in the morning of Monday 8 June around 5:00 at Lenganeng Settlement a fewkilometers out of Marble Hall Town. "The woman was on the way to work when the victim approached and started assaultingher. He took a cellphone from the victim before he fled on foot," said Constable Lethunya Mmuroa from Marble Hall SAPS.He said the victim managed to identify the suspect and rushed to inform other community members about the incident."The community hunted down the suspect and he was found a few meters from where the incident happened, still inpossession of the victim's cellphone. The police were called and he was arrested and charged with common robbery. Heappeared before the Groblersdal Magistrate's Court on Tuesday 9 June. He will appear again on Wednesday 17 June fora formal bail application," he said.

Armed robber apprehended by the community

Lucas Sithole participating in theKorean Open where he won the ITF 1Series tournament title.

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On Wednesday 3 June Dennilton SAPS hostedMoteti Mshiniwami for a friendly soccer match.The match was organized at Philadelpia SportsGrounds in Dennilton and started at 16:00.The host started by dominating the match andmanaged to score an early goal in the 8th minuteby Nicolas who penetrated the defenders andsent the goalie to the wrong way to grab a 1-0lead for his side. After the goal SAPS continuedthe pressure by attacking and entering the boxbut were denied when most of their shots wentwide. A second goal was scored by SAPS' Silasin the 16th minute, a counter from position 7entering the box and sent the goalkeeper to thewrong way, 2-0 to Dennilton SAPS it was. A fewminutes later in the 20th minute, DenniltonSAPS extended the lead to 3-0 after a goalscored by Maburu, a one-on-one facing andbeating the goalie when defenders tried to playan off side trap but the lines man's flag wasdown and the referee declared it a goal.After the third goal SAPS kept the pressure onand nearly scored a fourth goal in the 26thminute after a counter attack with good passesby Jomo, Maburu and Maruma entering the box

Dennilton SAPS disgraced Mshiniwami in afriendly soccer match

but denied by a defender who conceded acorner kick instead. Another SAPS chance wasdenied when Jomo's shot deflected on thegoalie and went back to the field after he coun-tered and penetrated the defenders.Dennilton SAPS' Nico scored a fourth goal forhis side, an easy goal in the box after receivinga pass and sending the goalie to the wrong waytowards the end of the first half, 4-0 it was toDennilton SAPS FC . After the goal the hostspressured, demanding to score more goals andnearly scored in referee's optional time whenNico missed in the box facing the goalie. 4-0 itwas when the teams going to the half time break.In the second half both teams made substitu-tions where Dennilton SAPS Head CoachMadida Ndala introduced new players on thefield to score more goals to claim an easyvictory. After the referee blew his whistle tostart the second half, the host continued pres-suring the visitors playing good passes in themid-field.After being pressured, the visitors started toplay long passes forward to find the strikersdemanding to score goals. This resulted in a

goal scored by Mshiniwami's Oscar Phiri, aclose range inside the box after a counter wherehe managed to send the goalie to the wrong wayand score the first goal for his side, 4-1 it was.After the goal the visitors started attackingoften and they were given a free kick a fewmeters out of the box after a player was tackledfrom behind. The shot was taken straight intothe goalkeeper's hands.SAPS' striker, Nicolas, missed a good chance inthe 72nd minute after he countered penetratingthe defenders but his shot went wide in thegoalie's absence. Nicolas managed to score afifth goal for the hosts after just a few minuteswhen he receives the ball inside the box to send

the goalkeeper to the wrong way, 5-1 it was toDennilton SAPS.The host's domination and attack continuedwhere Eric Maruma scored the sixth goal in the79th minute, a shot in close range where he leftthe goalie with no chance and 6-1 it was. Thehost continued to score more goals whenMatlaba Magagula scored the seventh goal forhis side, a counter with Silas entering the boxand send the goalkeeper to the wrong way.Towards the end of the match the host kept thepressure on and dominated the match and ledthe visitors to play half-ground. The matchended 7-1 to Dennilton SAPS FC defeatingMoteti Mshiniwami in a friendly soccer match.

The match wasfull of suspense.

Dennilton SAPS'Jomo played wellin position 11 toensure victory forhis side.

The host defenders were solid at theback when denying Mshiniwami toscore goals.