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10 June 2Bela-Bela TotalSports robbed

4Budget approvedover protests

Waterberg celebratesRatanang FC’s promotion

Mokopane Ratanang FC made the Waterberg people proud after gaining promotion.Photo: Mzamane Ringane

Congratulations are in orderfor both the SAFA WaterbergRegion and Mokopane’sRatanang FC, after givinglocal soccer followerssomething worth celebrating.The Waterberg team gained

promotion into the higherABC Motsepe League.The provincial play-offs

were held at Turfloop’s OscarMpetha Stadium inPolokwane, on Saturday,4 June and Sunday, 5 June.On Saturday Ratanang FC

held Sekhukhune Region’sDitlou FC to a 2-all stalemateduring their first game, andlater walloped Madritas FC ofVhembe Region 4-3.The Waterberg side

confirmed their place in thehigher ABC Motsepe Leagueon Sunday after defeatingMopani Region’s MamailaCitizens FC 3-2.The final match of the day

was between Ratanang FCand Capricorn Region’sMolemole Academy FC, wherethe Waterberg lads whippedtheir opponents 3-1.Soccer players, referees and

officials from varioussegments of the Limpopofootball fraternity observed amoment of silence as agesture of respect for the latereferee Benny Morena, whopassed away a day before theplay-offs.At the end of the day

Ratanang FC gainedpromotion after obtaining firstplace with 10 points, with

SAFA Limpopo chairpersonJack Maluleka leads otherdignitaries during a meet andgreet session. Photo:Mzamane Ringane

Mzamane RinganeMolemole Academy FC alsogaining promotion with sevenpoints in second place.

The SA Football Associationin Limpopo was delighted thateverything went well duringthe play-offs, and alsothanked all those whosupported the event.

“The matches started well onthe first day and all fivematches were played to afinish. On the second day wealso had five matches. We aresatisfied with the eventpreparations, the attendanceof the supporters and theoverall organisation of thetournament. It was aresounding success,” saidSAFA Limpopo secretary PatSeema.

SAFA Waterberg RegionRegional Executive Officer(REO) Refiloe Khoza was overthe moon following RatanangFC’s victory.

Khoza indicated that thisyear’s regional play-offsdisplayed a lot of talent, andthat it was visible at the timethat the Waterberg Region willdo well at the provincial level.

She congratulated the teamfor making the region proudand also gave credit to all theWaterberg Region officialsand office bearers for theircontribution throughout theseason.

Man of the moment coachSello Mabitsela who spoke toThe BEAT over the loudcheers of supporters, wasoverwhelmed with excitement.

“I am very happy that ourboys were promoted, and thecherry on top is that we arenumber one in the province. Iwould like to thank everyonewho supported us and mostimportantly our chairmanMokopane Kekana,” he said.

2 | 10 June, 2016beateditor@gmail.com | Website: thebeat.linmedia.co.zaCRIME

Intimidation case againstMunicipal Manager dismissed

Sello Mosweu,Bela-Bela EFFSub-Regional

chairperson, saidthat he does not

plan to accept thedismissal of his

case. Photo:TK Mashaba

An intimidationcase againstMunicipalManager MorrisMaluleka wasdismissed fromcourt. Photo:TK Mashaba

A case of intimidation against Bela-Bela Municipal Manager MorrisMaluleka was dismissed onMonday, 6 June, but thecomplainant, Sello Masweu of theEFF, said that he will not let thecase go.

Masweu, who is the Sub-RegionalChairperson for the EFF in Bela-Bela, opened a case againstMaluleka on Tuesday, 31 May. Heaccused Maluleka of intimidationafter Maluleka allegedly threatenedhim during an IDP budget meeting

TK Mashabaat the Bela-Bela Community Hallon Thursday, 26 May.

Maluleka responded by laying acase against Mosweu fordefamation, denying that he hadthreatened Mosweu, or put his lifein danger.

Colonel Abel Phetla of the Bela-Bela police said that there wasinsufficient evidence to pursueeither case in court, and urged thetwo men to settle the matter out ofcourt.

Mosweu told The BEAT that he isstill planning to contact his lawyerto proceed with the case.

“I don’t understand how such acase can be dismissed; any case of

threat or intimidation should betaken seriously,” said Mosweu.Mosweu said that Maluleka had

threatened to “put a blanket onhim,” and said that later he receiveda threatening phone call from anunknown number. He said thatduring the meeting on Tuesday, 31June, Maluleka threatened to “dealwith him”.The feud started when EFF

members disrupted the IDPmeetings, demanding the KPMGmeeting which, they believe, mayimplicate Maluleka in some form ofwrongdoing.Maluleka could not be reached for

comment.

The police in Bela-Bela arrestedStevens Moses Moraka (35), inconnection with house robberies andselling stolen goods to the localresidents. The police receivedinformation about the suspect andwere able to trace him and he wasarrested on Thursday, 26 May in thetownship.

Bela-Bela Detectives’ commanderLieutenant-Colonel Abel Phetla saidthat after his arrest and

Bela- Bela police search for stolen goods

Lizzy Bapelainterrogation, the suspect led thepolice to the houses he sold thegoods to. The BEAT accompaniedthe police to the houses, where thebuyers were also nabbed and theitems were confiscatedimmediately.

In two of the houses, the policefound the owners and the kitchenutensils that they allegedly boughtfrom the suspect, Moraka. A thirdoccupant and buyer was absentfrom her house during the raidswhich all took place the same dayas the suspect’s arrest.

Moraka appeared before the Bela-Bela Magistrate’s Court on Friday,27 May and his case was postponedto Wednesday, 1 June for formalbail application. He was remandedto police custody when he appearedin court.The police were set to visit

another house where they revealedthrough investigations that thesuspect sold a plasma TV to theowner. The house and all the otherbuyers of the other allegedly stolengoods are all based in Zuma Viewsection.

The first house where the police found the allegedstolen goods. Photo: Lizzy Bapela

The second house, where the allegedly stolengoods were found in the suspect’s absence.Photo: Lizzy Bapela

Woman up for gunpossession

A woman in Bela-Bela wasarrested after she wasallegedly found inpossession of an illegalfirearm. The suspect, 22-year-old SiphathisiweMoyo was arrested at herhome in Zuma View sectionon Thursday, 26 May andled the police to where thefirearm was hidden at ahouse in Leseding.Detectives’ commander

Lieutenant-Colonel AbelPhetla said that the policereceived information aboutthe firearm and followed upon the leads, resulting inthe confiscation of thefirearm and the suspect’sarrest. On her arrest, thewoman was charged withpossession of an unlicensedfirearm and possession ofammunition. The firearmapparently belonged toMoyo’s boyfriend, WilsonMonjesa (47). They areboth Zimbabweannationals.Maswanganye said that

the firearm is linked to aburglary that wascommitted on Sunday, 1May, at Buyskop, outsideof Bela-Bela.The burglary involved

three men, who were saidto be illegal immigrantsfrom Zimbabwe, whoallegedly tied up resident,José Denabregah, whilst at

belongings.The two suspects, and

three other men wanted bythe police, were arrested onThursday, 5 May.Maswanganye said thatpolice retrieved fourfirearms at the scene.

The couple’s case is alsoconnected to the majorbreakthrough that thepolice made a while agowhere firearms wereconfiscated following thefive suspects’ arrest.

A break-in took place atCaltex Garage where thesuspects allegedly stole thefirearms from a safe.Lieutenant-Colonel Phetlasaid that the suspects alsohelped themselves to thecomplainants’ cutlery andcamping chairs. He addedthat the suspects allegedlyrobbed more than threehouses and are still incustody. They are expectedto appear before the Bela-Bela Magistrate’s Court onMonday, 27 June on thecase of robbery. Meanwhile,Moyo and her partner willappear in court on Friday,10 June for the illegalfirearm and ammunitionpossession case.

Moyo appeared at theBela-Bela Magistratescourt on Thursday, 2 June,but her case was postponedto Wednesday, 6 July

his home beforestealing some ofhis personal

Lizzy Bapela & Justin Steyn

Total Sports at the Bela-BelaMall has been hit by armedrobbers.According to Lieutenant-

Colonel Abel Phetla the incidentoccurred on the morning ofSunday, 5 June. Phetla said thatthree armed men approached thestore, drew their guns in front ofcustomers and stole anestimated 30 cell phones and 20tablets before fleeing in a get-away car.Phetla said that the police have

identified the vehicle which themen used as a silver sedan andthat a fourth person may havebeen used as a get-away driver.The Mall’s general manager,

JP Duncan, said that the mallhas recognized the potentialneed for additional cameras but

Sports store in Bela-Belahit by robbers

Justin Steyn

Total Sports in Bela-Bela has recently fell victim to a robberyin which an estimated 50 smart phones were stolen. PhotoSupplied

said that additional securitypersonnel would rather beconsidered.

“We haven’t had any seriousincidents in over a year and atthis stage management feels thatit makes more sense to addadditional guards instead ofspending more money oncameras that will not help toprevent crime in the area,” hesaid

Duncan said that their currentsecurity personnel are revisedmonthly and have recently evenbeen able to prevent anattempted burglary at night atone of their shops.

“The issue of cameras is stillon the cards with ourmanagement but at this point wefeel that our guards work moreeffectively,” Duncan said.

Staff at Total Sports could notcomment on the matter.

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Residents’ association to contest coming elections

Lizzy Bapela

The Bela-Bela Residents’ Association(BRA) announced that they are going tocontest the coming Local GovernmentElections scheduled for 3 August 2016. Theassociation’s contest will take place inWards 2 and 7, forwarding the names ofJoseph Makhubela for Ward 2 and PascoeThubela for Ward 7 as their candidates.

The association said that they are notcontesting the elections because they areagainst the ANC, but because they do notapprove of the ANC’s alleged violation ofprocedures with regards to the appointmentof candidates. They also said that the ANCimposed some of the candidates on theresidents instead of following properprocedures when appointing andintroducing them.

Spokesperson for the organisation PietMabusela and his deputy Given Shima saidthat they have been asked by the residentsto contest the elections since the ANC’s

processes failed them, resulting in thepreferred candidates not being victorious.They added that the residents preferred theassociation as opposed to joining or votingfor other political parties.

Mabusela and Shima further said that eventhough they have the same concerns andgrievances as the angry protestors, they arenot going to take to the streets like they doin order to raise their grievances, but willdo so on the ballot papers during theelections and are expecting positiveoutcomes.

The two said that they are going to meetwith residents of the affected wards in orderto explain to them their frustrations andintentions. The first meeting will take placeon Saturday, 11 June at 14:00 at the localcommunity hall. Meanwhile in Ward 7, twomeetings will take place on Sunday, 12June, with the first one in Tsakane at 10:00and the second one at the local clinic at14:00.

The association’s manifesto will beannounced as their programmes progress.

JosephMakhubela’sname has beenforwarded as acouncillorcandidate forWard 2 and he willbe contestingagainst CouncillorSpando Maluleka.Photo: LizzyBapela Councillor Spando Maluleka is one of candidates put forward

by the ANC for the coming elections. Photo: Lizzy Bapela

Pascoe Thubela for Ward 7 will becontesting against Councillor JohnSesane in Ward 7. Photo: Lizzy Bapela

4 | 10 June, 2016beateditor@gmail.com | Website: thebeat.linmedia.co.zaGOVERNMENT / POLITICAL

Bela-Bela budget approvedamidst public outcry

Andries van der Heyde

After a special council meeting of the Bela-Bela municipality was held on Friday, 3June, to discuss the forensic report where themunicipal manager, Morris Maluleka, wasinvestigated since March, the public whoattended the meeting was left disappointedwhen they heard that the report wasn’tavailable.

In the same week on Tuesday, 31 May, theBela-Bela budget for the new financial yearwas discussed for final approval, but themeeting was interrupted when members ofthe EFF, Concerned Residents, as well asChange for Bela-Bela disrupted theproceedings which lead to the meeting beingpostponed. It was then believed that theapproval of the budget was scheduled foranother day.

On Friday the police were called in, just asit happened on Tuesday, after the people ofthe public were refused access to themunicipal building and forced their waytowards the council chambers. After thesituation calmed, the police left.

Despite the public voicing dissatisfactionover the forensic report not being madeavailable, a resolution was taken to inviterepresentatives from KPMG to table thereport during another special meeting.

The meeting on Friday was adjourned aftermembers of the public became disruptiveagain. It was then heard afterwards that thebudget had already been approved.

The BEAT’s sister paper The Post attendedboth meetings along with other publicfigures, but because of the disruptions aswell as council members trying to carry onthrough the noise, even a few councilmembers were stunned to hear that thebudget had been considered for approvalafter the meetings took place.

Maluleka told The Post that the budget wasindeed approved by council on the Tuesdayduring the disruptions. He said that all theinputs from residents were taken intoconsideration and that everything was doneabove board.

“Like I said earlier, if the municipality

and water as well as the property rates. Hesaid that they are to meet with Desiree van derWalt, vice chairperson of the DA’s FederalCommittee, to discuss possible steps to betaken against the municipality regardingcouncil’s approval of the budget.Frans Rootman, chairperson of the BBTF,

has already sent letters asking the minister ofCogta, the MEC of CoGHSTA Limpopo, aswell as national and provincial treasury tolook into the matter.Concerns remain that council had discussed

the final budget for approval, along with theinputs and amendments, without following thecorrect procedures, Van der Merwe had said.

agrees with the inputs made by the residentsduring the public participation meetings,changes can be made to the budget. But ifcertain inputs can’t be applied we willprovide reasons why the municipalitycouldn’t implement the changes.” He saidthat because of the circumstances of themeetings the council pushed forward to staywithin the prescribed time frame to submitthe documents to national and provincialtreasury. He said that the final budget will bemade available soon to the public.

“With many people saying they aredissatisfied with the valuation roll, theprocess is already open for property owners

who wish to object to the values on thevaluation roll and are invited to visit themunicipality, where a supplementary roll isbeing compiled.”With the council about to go into recess for

the coming municipal elections, Malulekasaid that the various heads of the municipaldepartments will still be available to handleservice delivery issues.But the approval of the budget raised a few

eyebrows with the Bela-Bela TaxpayersForum (BBTF) as well as the DA.Kobus van der Merwe, DA councillor said

they are against the approval of the budget,and against the increased tariffs for electricity

The Bela-Belamunicipality’sfinal annualbudget has beenapproved lastweek amidstdisruptions, wheremembers of theEFF and otherinterest groupsinvaded councilmeetings anddemanded aforensic reportwhere themunicipalmanager wasinvestigated sinceMarch. The budgetwas allegedlyapproved duringthese disruptions.Photo: Andries vander Heyde

Speaker Spando Maluleka told the police that there would beno disruption from the community during the meeting onFriday, 3 June at Bela-Bela Municipality. Photo: TK Mashaba

The communitywas chanting andsinging songsthrough themunicipalitybuildings after themeeting waspostponed. Photo:TK Mashaba

Community members and EFF members in an argument withpolice at the council chamber Bela-Bela Municipality building.Photo: TK Mashaba

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MunicipalityMunicipalityMunicipalityMunicipalityMunicipalityPUBLIC NOTICE

NOTICE ON ADOPTION OF THE FINALIDP/BUDGET FOR 2016-2017

Notice is hereby given in terms of Section 25(4) (a) (i) (ii) (b) of chapter 5,of the Municipal Systems Act 32 of 2000, that the Modimolle Local Mu-nicipality has by Special Council Resolutions adopted the following docu-ments for the 2016-2017 Financial Year:• INTEGRATED DEVELOPMENT PLAN• ANNUAL BUDGETAnd has noted the:• SERVICE DELIVERY & BUDGET IMPLEMENTATION PLANCopies of above mentioned documents are available for public inspec-tion at the following municipal offices specified below:Main Office : OR Tambo Square, Harry Gwala Street,

Modimolle, 0510Mabatlane Office : 268 Paul Kruger Street, Mabatlane, 0530Alma Office : Portion 30 (a portion of 29) of the Farm

Koppie Alleen 359Phagameng Office : Office No1 Joe Slovo StreetModimolle Library : Opposite the Waterberg District Municipal

Office LibraryThe document can also be accessed via the Municipal website at:www.modimolle.gov.za. These documents can be inspected during of-fice hours from 07h30 to 16h15.

The Civic CentreOR Tambo Square

NS BAMBO Harry Gwala StreetMUNICIPAL MANAGER MODIMOLLE 0510

(Notice No: 23/2016 - 03/06/2016)

Candidates and Councillors of the PhambiliDA district (Waterberg) were motivated onThursday, 2 June, by the visit of DAChiefwip in Parliament, John Steenhuisen.

The group came together at the SAVF Hallin Modimolle where Provincial Leader,Jacques Smalle, and Political Head Desireevan der Walt also addressed the crowdabout the upcoming Local GovernmentElections on 3 August 2016.

“There are 34 political parties registeredfor the Municipal election as well as a fewindependent people, but the DA is one ofthe parties that have gifted and skilledpeople at every level of their leadershipstructure,” said Smalle.

DA Chief Whipvisits the Waterberg

Marlene Vermaak

Desiree van der Walt (DA Political Head for the Phambili Region and Deputy-Shadow Minister of Education), Rachel Masemola (Bela-Bela Candidate), JohnSteenhuisen (Chiefwip of the DA), Dingaan Motshwene (Modimolle Candidate) andJacques Smalle (Provincial Leader DA Limpopo)

“Currently 48% of the youth in Limpopoare unemployed. This needs to be addressedand changed,” Smalle continued.

“The DA is by far not the all-white partythat the ANC makes us out to be,”Steenhuisen pointed out. “The DA consistof al lot of individuals who are standing onthe proud shoulders of people who foughtfor a democratic South Africa and continueto do so on a daily basis.”

“The DA will govern for all the people ofSouth African and not just for a selectedfew individuals.”

“South Africa is in deep trouble at themoment and most South Africans do notrealise how bad it really is but theupcoming local government elections canbe an excellent turning point in ourcountry,” Steenhuisen said.

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MOOKGOPHONGAMENDMENTSCHEME NO 71NOTICE OFAPPLICATION FORAMENDMENT OF THETOWN PLANNINGSCHEME IN TERMSOF SECTION 56(1)(b)(i)OF THE TOWNPLANNING ANDTOWNSHIPSORDINANCE, 1986(ORDINANCE 15 OF1986)We, MAKAMASIDEVELOPMENTPLANNING, being theauthorized agent of theowners of Erf 299Naboomspruit, herebygive notice in terms ofsection 56 of Town-Planning and TownshipsOrdinance, 1986(Ordinance 15 of 1986)read with Spatial LandUse Management Act2013, that we haveapplied to MookgophongLocal Municipality for theamendment of theMookgophong Land UseManagement Scheme,2010 in operation by therezoning of the propertydecribed above from“Residential 1” to“Residential 3” forResidential buildings.

Particulars of theapplication will lie forinspection during normaloffice hours at the officeof: Land Use Planner/Manager; TechnicalServices: Civic Centre,cnr Nelson Mandela &Mookgophong Drive,Mookgophong, for aperiod of 28 days from thefirst publications.Objections to orrepresentations in respectof the application must belodged with or made inwriting to the above or beaddressed to: The LandUse Planner/Manager, atthe above address or at P/Bag x340, Mookgophong,0560, within a period of28 days from the first dayof publications.Address of Agent: 120Viljoen Street, Riviera,0083, P.O. Box 18510,Pretoria North, 0812,Contacts: 063 045 5619.(03&10/06/16).

NOTICE OF SALEIN THE HIGH COURTOF SOUTH AFRICAGAUTENG DIVISION,PRETORIA CASE NO.47242/2015In the matter betweenTHE STANDARD BANKOF SOUTH AFRICALIMITED Plaintiff andSOL-TAKDEVELOPMENTS CC 1stDefendantCHRISTODOULOU:PHIDIAS 2nd DefendantThis is a sale in executionpursuant to a judgementobtained in the aboveHonourable Court on 6thof November 2015 interms of which thefollowing property will besold in execution on 22ndof June 2016 at 11h00 bythe Sheriff Bela Bela at 52Robertson Avenue, BelaBela to the highest bidderwithout reserve:Portion 120 (A portion ofportion 35) of the Farm

Bospoort 450,Registration DivisionK.R., Limpopo ProvinceMeasuring: 8 062 (Eightthousand and sixty two)square metresHeld by deed of TransferT.93011/07Also known as: Portion120 (a portion of portion35) of the Farm Bospoort450ZONING: Generalresidential (nothingguaranteed)The following informationis furnished but notguaranteed:MAINBUILDING: Vacantland(The nature, extent,condition and existence ofthe improvements are notguaranteed, and are sold“voetstoots”)The purchaser shall inaddition to theAuctioneer’s commission,pay a deposit of 10% ofthe purchase price in cashor bank guarantee chequeon the day of the sale andthe balance againsttransfer which shall besecured by a Bank orBuilding Societyguarantee in a formacceptable to Plaintiff ’sconveyancers, whichguarantee shall bedelivered by the Purchaserto the Sheriff withintwenty one (21) days fromthe date of the sale andshall provide for thepayment of the fullbalance and any suchinterest payable asprovided for hereunder.The Rules of this auctionis available 24 hoursbefore the auction at theoffice of the Sheriff of theHigh Court, Sheriff BelaBela. The office of theSheriff for Bela Bela willconduct the sale.Advertising costs atcurrent publication ratesand sale costs accordingto court rules, apply.Registration as a buyer is

a pre-requisite subject toconditions, inter alia:A) Directive of theConsumer Protection Act68 of 2008. (URLhttp://www.info.gov.za/view/DownloadFileAction?id=99961)B) FICA - legislation i.r.o.proof of identity andaddress particulars.C) Payment of aRegistration Fee of R10000.00 in cash.D) Registrationconditions.The aforesaid sale shall besubject to the Conditionsof Sale which may beinspected at the office ofthe Sheriff of the HighCourt, Sheriff Bela Bela at52 Robertson Avenue,Bela Bela.Dated at Sandton this 20thday of May 2016.STRAUSS DALY INC.Plaintiff’s Attorney10th Floor World TradeCentreGreen ParkCnr Lower Road & WestRoad SouthSandtonTel: (010) 201 8600REF: S1663/7156C/O STRAUSS DALYATTORNEYS38 Ingersol StreetCentaur House, LynnwoodGlenPretoria

LIQUIDATION ANDDISTRIBUTIONACCOUNTS INDECEASED ESTATESLYING FORINSPECTIONIn terms of section 35 (5)of the Administration ofEstates Act, No. 66 of1965, notice is herebygiven that copies of theliquidation anddistribution accounts (firstand final, unless otherwisestated in the estatesspecified below will beopen for the inspection ofall persons with aninterest therein for aperiod of 21 days (or

shorter or longer ifspecially stated) from thedate specified or from thedate of publication hereof,whichever may be thelater, and at the offices ofthe Masters of the HighCourt and Magistrates asstated. Should noobjection thereto belodged with the Mastersconcerned during thespecified period, theexecutors will proceed tomake payments inaccordance with theaccounts. A. Estatenumber: 24143/2014Province: LimpopoSurname: NENGUDZAFirst names: NYANISIMARIASouth African ID number:420622 0299 084Last address: Nylstroom /ModimolleB. Complete this sectiononly if deceased wasmarried in community ofproperty First names ofsurviving spouse: SELAWILSONSurname of survivingspouse: NENGUDZAID number of survivingspouse: 380123 5127 089C. Description of Accountif other than First andFinal:Period of inspection (ifother than 21 days):Magistrate’s office:Master’s office:PolokwaneAdvertiser name:TAMBANI MATUMBAATTORNEYSAdvertiser address: 117Krogh Street, LouisTrichardtAdvertiser email:dakalo@tmlaw.co.zaAdvertiser telephone: 015516 6411.

CONSENT USE ONPORTION 66 AND 67THE FARMROODEPOORT 467 KR,BELA BELA

Notice is hereby given in

terms of clause 21 of theBela Bela Land UseScheme, 2008, that theundersigned, being theauthorised agent, intendsapplying to the Bela BelaMunicipality for specialconsent to use portions 66and 67 of the farmRoodepoort 467 KR and/or buildings thereon forthe purpose of a FarmStall, Place ofrefreshment, recreation,Tea Garden and ancillaryuses.Objections to orpresentations in respect ofthe application must belodged with or made inwriting to: The MunicipalManager at the aboveaddress or Private Bagx1609, Bela Bela, 0480,within a period of 28 daysfrom 10 June 2016Further particulars withregard to the proposed useis obtainable fromundersignedGEO PROJECTS, P.O.Box 919, Warmbaths,0480,Tel: 082 881 7252.(17/6).

PUBLICPARTICIPATIONPROCESS NOTICEAPPLICATION FORENVIRINMENTALAUTHORIZATIONPROPOSEDBOSVELDSRUSABATTOIR, LOCATEDOUTSIDE OFMODIMOLLE LDEDETREF: 12/9/1-W114Notice is hereby given interms of Regulation 41 ofthe Environmental ImpactAssessment Regulations(2014) promulgated interms of the NationalEnvironmental MnagementAct, 1998 (Act, 1998 (ActNo. 107 of 1998) [asamended] for the publicparticipation process forthe proposed BosveldsrusAbattoir.

PROJECT TITLE:Development of theproposed BosveldsrusAbattoir (small- scalepoultry abattoir) locatedon portion 43 of the farmDonkerpoort 406 KR,Modimolle. LimpopoProvince.APPLICANT ANDBACKGROUND: Theapplicant, BosveldsrusAbattoir, intends toundertake a NEMA BAprocess for the proposedBosveldsrus abattoirlocated outside ofModimolle.PROJECT DESCRIPTIONAND LOCATION: Thestudy area is locatedwithin the boundaries ofthe Waterberg DistrictMunicipality and theModimolle LocalMunicipality. The abattoirwill be registered onPortion 43 of the farmDonkerpoort 406 KR,Modimolle, LimpopoProvince. The proposeddevelopment will belocated 7.3 km north westof Modimolle town on theR30 Modimolle -Vaalwater road. GenisConsultants CC, as anindependentenvironmental consultant,has been appointed by theApplicant (BosveldsrusAbattoir), to undertake allthe authorizationsrequired for thedevelopment for theproposed development.APPLICATION FORENVIRONMENTALAUTHORISATION TOUNDERTAKE THEFOLLOWINGACTIVITIES:National EnvionmentalManagement Act, 1998(Act No. 107 of 1998) [asamended] andEnvironmental ImpactAssessments Regulation(2014):Government Notice 983-Activity 3: Thedevelopment and related

operation of facilities orinfrastructure for theslaughter of animals witha product throughput of(i) poultry exceeding 50poultry per day(ii) reptiles, game and redmeat exceeding 6 units perday; or(iii) fish, crustaceans andamphibians with a wetweight product throughputof 20 000 kg per annum.Activity 5: Thedevelopment and relatedoperation of facilities orinfrastructure for theconcentration of(i) more than 1000 poultryper facility situated withinan urban area, excludingchicks; younger than 20days;(ii) more than 5000poultry per facilitysituated outside an urbanarea, excluding chicksyounger than 20 days;(iii) more than 5000chicks younger than 20days per facility situatedwithin an urban area; or(iv) more than 25000chicks younger than 20days per facility situatedoutside an urban area.OPPORTUNITY TOPARTICIPATE:In accordance with theabove mentioned act, youare hereby invited toregister as an Interestedand Affected Party(I&APs). If you requireany more informationregarding the project, orsubmit your comments,queries and concernsregarding this project toGenis Consultants. Toregister as an I&AP, and toreceive further informationplease contact us on orbefore 11 July 2016.CONTACT:YOLANDIE DU PREEZ,GENIS CONSULTANTSCC, Tel: 074 952 7060,Fax: 086 668 9163, Email:yolandiedup@gmail.comPostal: P.O. Box 3607,Mokopane, 0600gt

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Limpopo MEC for EconomicDevelopment, Environment andTourism Seaparo Sekoati visitedModimolle on Monday 6 June, toaddress SMME’s and the broaderbusiness fraternity.The event was held at Modimolle’s

OR Tambo Hall, where emergingbusiness people from various partsof the Waterberg packed the venuefor this huge event.Limpopo Gambling Board,

Industrial DevelopmentCorporation, SEDA, LEDA,Modimolle Local Municipality andWaterberg District Municipalitywere part of the stakeholders whoformed part of the event.During her welcome address,

Modimolle Mayor KgaretjaLekalakala took the opportunity to

The DA in Limpopo expressedtheir deep concern following theDepartment of Co-operativeGovernance, Human Settlementsand Traditional Affairs’(CoGHSTA) admission to non-compliance with regards to theBroad Based Black EconomicEmpowerment (BBBEE) Act andPreferential ProcurementRegulations (PPR).The party states that the findings

in the report on implementation ofthe Auditor General’s findings area worrying development. Theyfurther emphasized that theBBBEE and PPR are mechanismsput in place to create opportunitiesfor the historically disadvantagedand as such should be strictlyadhered to in procurementprocesses.“The Department seeks to create

80 000 housing opportunities inthe province by 2019 and thefailure to follow supply chainprocesses undermines its ability toperform its core function. It alsofails to promote fairness andtransparency,” said the party’sMember of the ProvincialLegislature and provincialspokesperson on CoGHSTAJacques Smalle.“The report also points to the fact

that the current tender system is

MEC addresses Waterberg business communityremind members of the communitythat 3 August was the mostimportant date on this year’scalendar.She said that members of the

community must diarize the date,and go to the polls in large numberson that particular date to cast theirvote.MEC Seaparo Sekoati thanked all

the dignitaries and members of thebusiness community for attendingthis significant event.He expressed gratitude to all other

stakeholders who took time off toattend this event.The MEC stated that the business

community still has a lot do, andindicated that events of this naturecreates a platform for interactionand to also share importantinformation with those who are inthe business sector.“The purpose of this gathering has

been outlined already. However, itis important as well to understandthat we are meeting during theyouth month. A month in which weare able to look back, a month inwhich we are able to start evaluatingthe programmes that we areimplementing for our young people.Youth month is important for us asgovernment, and not only as

MEC Seaparo Sekoati, Waterberg District Municipality ExecutiveMayor Tlotalanang Mogotlane and Modimolle Mayor KgaretjaLekalakala arriving at the event. Photo: Mzamane Ringane

Modimolle based OutreachFellowship Ministry’s worshipteam during their electrifyingperformance.Photo:Mzamane Ringane

Mzamane Ringanegovernment, but as the society andas local communities. We are allaware that young people are aformidable force in terms of numberswhen it comes to statistics in ourcommunities,” MEC Sekoati said.The MEC also indicated that the

Limpopo government wouldidentify programmes that wouldalleviate unemployment amongyoung people.He said that the government alone

cannot grow the economy withoutworking with entrepreneurs and thebroader business community.MEC Sekoati said that as

government, they are willing towork together with all otherstakeholders to take the economy ofLimpopo to new heights.The people who attended the

meeting were later divided into threegroups and formed commissions tointeract on issues relating toEconomic Development,Environment and Tourism.Modimolle based Outreach

Fellowship Ministry’s worship teamenthralled the audience with theirmelodic voices.The group was led by recording

artist Tiisetso Motjetje, backed byPrudence Mulaudzi, Nomsa Soul,Efenia Mpete and Thapelo Maluleka.

SAPS take girl children to work

The SAPS in Modimolle and Bela-Bela lived up to the “Take a girl-child to work” Day and hostedchildren from their localities as partof the campaign.The main objective of the events

was to expose the girl children tothe day-to-day lives of policeofficers and officials at the workplace and to show them all thedifferent aspects of police work.The SAPS Modimolle hosted

learners from Modimolle’s SolomonMahlangu and Phagameng highschools on Wednesday, 24 May, an

event which was rated a success.The learners were taken through tovarious departments in theinstitution, with representatives ofthe visited departments facilitating.The learners found the visit

beneficial, as it taught them manyfacts they did not know relating topolice work. Some of the learnersshowed interest in pursuing a careerin law enforcement when they hadfinished their schooling.Meanwhile in Bela-Bela, children

from the Ratanang Daycare centrewere bussed to the local policestation on the day, Friday, 27 Mayas part of the campaign. Policespokesperson Constable Maria

Lizzy BapelaMaswanganye facilitated the visit,taking the children through all theoffices at the station and explainwhat each office is for.The visit ended at the Victims

Empowerment centre, where thechildren were told all about thecentre and the services that theyoffer. The children responded verywell to the teachings and even sangsongs about child abuse, pointingout what to do when abused.They also sang for the station

commander Colonel Lindie Marx,when they reached her office andshe gave them mini hamperscontaining goodies suitable forchildren their age.

Children from theRatanang Day-care visited thelocal policestation for thecampaign. Photo:Lizzy Bapela

Bela-Bela policestationcommanderColonel LindieMarx interactedwith the childrenduring their visitat the station.Photo:Lizzy Bapela

Bela-Bela policespokespersonConstable MariaMaswanganyetaught thechildren aboutpolice workincludingprotectingchildren fromabuse. Photo:Lizzy Bapela

The SAPS Modimolle hosted learnersfrom local high schools for the Take agirl-child to work Day campaign Photosupplied

DA concerned byCoGHSTA’s non-compliancein tender processes

Response is awaited fromCoGHSTA provincialspokesperson MotupaSelomo following concernsraised by the DA. Photo:Lizzy Bapela

susceptible to abuse, corruptionand manipulation. It isunacceptable that housing tenderregulation and due process aremanipulated or not followed.CoGHSTA’s failings are furthercompounded by the fact that ahousing grant of R560 million wassurrendered for the year underreview because conditions of thegrant were not met,” Smalle said.

The DA said in a statement thatthe underspending of the housinggrant results in underachievementof project targets and a lack ofservice delivery. The grant, theysaid, could have createdopportunities, more sustainablehuman settlements, as well asrestored dignity to the beneficiariesof the housing.

“The lack of supply chain andprocurement compliance and theunderspent of housing grantsrequires for the responsibleofficials to be subjected todisciplinary processes and be heldaccountable. The glaring lack ofoversight by senior management isalso clear.

The DA believes in adhering toprocurement processes in line withthe BBBEE and PPR policy asthey create opportunities forhistorically disadvantaged people.We also believe in fairness andtransparency in all procurementprocesses,” Smalle continued tosay.

The DA urged CoGHSTA toadopt an open tender processsimilar to the one adopted by theDA run Western Cape.

By the time of going to press,CoGHSTA provincialspokesperson Motupa Selomo hadnot responded to the statement.

Lizzy Bapela

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The BEAT spoke to Modimolle-basedAddicted to Life athletes, following the 2016Comrades Marathon and they had interestingstories to share.

Coach Ezekiel Moatshe said “I was runningfor the fifth time during this year’s ComradesMarathon. The competition is tough there,but better when you prepared enough. WhatI like about this competition is that once you

Bela-Bela hosted the handball pre-selections games for the trials that willdetermine players who will representSouth Africa in Cameroon, atournament scheduled to take place inAugust 2016. The pre-selections tookplace at Mmamakwa Full-ServiceSchool on Wednesday, 1 June.

Targeted were male and femaleplayers who will be battling it outrepresenting Limpopo at the trials.Also, a team to depart for Cameroonwill be made out of players for theUnder 18 boys’ and girls’ category,whilst the Under/19 females and 20male players will take part in the Zone6 trophy challenge. The tournament isscheduled to take place in September

Comrades Marathon runners share their stories

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Modimolle Addicted to Life athletes(from left) Ezekiel Moatshe, GerhardRoets, Lucas Seleka (green numberachiever), Ntsako Maswanganyi, RodneyMalatji, Mike Selamolela and SamsonMabiya. Photo: Mzamane Ringane

“It was my first Comrades Marathon. Atfirst I was too excited at the starting line.The national anthem and the Shosholozasong triggered my energy. After 76 km’s Iwas telling myself that I am not coming backhere next year, but when I got to the finishline, I saw my team members cheering andsinging. Those were the happiest moments,”Ntsako Maswanganyi said.“I was nervous because it was my first time,

and at times I thought that I was not going tomake it to the finish line. The feeling ofrunning Comrades Marathon is somethingthat you cannot express to anyone, it’s inyou. I set a target of finishing my race in9 hours, and I managed to finish in 9 hours

and 20 minutes,” Rodney Malatji told TheBEAT.“I was doing my 8th Comrades Marathon,

and I got a silver medal. I am going to trainharder and ensure that I get better resultsnext year. I love Comrades Marathon and Iam also looking forward to next year’scompetition,” Mike “Boss Mike” Selamolelasaid.Samson Mabiya said “I was participating in

this race for the fourth time. I completed it in10 hours and 45 minutes. I enjoyed itbecause I started preparing for it since lastDecember. I am looking forward to my fifthrace, and targeting to finish in 10 hours and15 minutes.”Lucas Seleka said “I was doing my 10th

race this year, got the green number and I amhappy for that. What I like about this event isthat the support from people in Durban isgreat and that’s a motivation. I amencouraging everyone out there to come andjoin us. We are hoping to fill a bus to Durbannext year.”

Bela-Bela hosts handball selections games

and the Zone 6 countries consist ofSouth Africa, Botswana, Zimbabwe,Zambia, Angola and Mozambique.

Ntombana Blom from the HandballCoaching Commission graced theevent to scout the players and was verymuch impressed with what she sawwhile scouting. She highlighted thefact that Limpopo as a whole hasdeveloped a lot nowadays, especiallynow that they are able to have differentage groups, as compared to previously.She added that the sport is developingand the players have also improved,meaning that Limpopo is doing well interms of the sport.

Handball fanatic Thabo Baloyicommended the players for their hardwork and dedication during the games,saying that he was really impressed ofthe way they conducted themselves as

complete your race, you feel like you are ontop of the world.

“We must always think sports. I am actually46 but I look 10,” Moatshe said with agiggle.

“I was very excited, and the starting pointwas a very emotional moment for mebecause it felt like a once in a lifetime event.Unfortunately, not finishing the race wasvery disappointing, but I will put in a sportspirit and try again next year,” said GerhardRoets.

Limpopo handballplayers during thepre-selectionsheld in Bela-Belarecently. Photo:Lizzy Bapela

Lizzy Bapelawell. He added that during all theseyears that he served in the federation,he knows that the players especiallythose from his home provinceLimpopo never disappoint.“The players are very much

disciplined and easy to work with.They listen and respect you whenyou teach them anything about thesport. They do not think they knowbetter that you or anything. That iswhat makes me enjoy working withyoung people and ensuring that theydo not stay in one place but alsoreach higher standards or heights,”said Baloyi.The names of the players that were

selected during the pre-selectiongames will be revealed as soon as thecoaching commission has made theirdecision.

Frans Morwewa, Jim Sehlare en WilsonNone from Laerskool Alma respresentedtheir school at the district’s Under-13soccer trials which were held on Friday, 20May at Mamakwa Primary School at Bela-

Bela. Their coach,Patrick Moeta fromLaerskool Alma, isalso the cluster anddistrict coach, andaccompanied themto the trials. Jim isplanning torepresent his schoolat the provinciallevel on Friday, 10June, in Polokwane.

Magezi hope for Limpopoahead of ABC playoffs

TK Mashaba

Limpopo’s Magezi FC had atremendous season in the ABCMotsepe League. This Moletjie-based team relies on players likeSekhale Mhlabathi, WonderboyMakhubu, and DibateMahlakwana, to take themthrough to the playoffs.“Mhlabathi and Makhubu

scored the winning goals againstthe Bees during the first round inthe Nedbank Cup,” said theteam’s coach Jacky Ledwaba.“They are on top form and wehope that they will deliver thesame level of play in the matchesto come.”If Magezi plays well in the

playoffs on 13 to 19 June in

Players like this ofTerrors are under adark shadowwaiting for theirfate as thepromotional playoffs are underway.Photo: TK Mashaba

Bloemfontein, the team has achance of being promoted into theNational First Division.

The overall winner of the ABCMotsepe League will win entryinto the NFD and a cool R1million in prize money, whilerunners-up will be pocketingR500 000.

Bela-Bela’s Terrors FC’s fate inthe ABC Motsepe League hangson Magezi. The two lowest-ranking teams in the ABCMotsepe League will be relegatedto the SAB Regional League, tobe replaced by the two top teamsfrom that league.

Terrors and Mokopane’sMosesetjane All Stars are thelowest-ranking teams in the ABCMotsepe League, and both teamsare staring relegation in the face.

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