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The explosive situation in Relela, Bolobedu South, was calm at the time of going to press, but remains tense after three children went missing in the neighbouring village of Kubyana. However, local residents fear new unrest over the weekend.
The children were later found in the boot of the car of a local businessman. A three year-old boy died, while the other two are in a critical condition.
According to Col Ronel Ott o, provincial spokesperson for the Police in Limpopo, the children were playing in a car parked next to the road in Kubyana. “They locked themselves in and when the owner of the car came home, he found the children in the car. He called the police who rescued the children. They are said to have been badly dehydrated.
Ott o said renewed anger in the
community fl ared up and the man’s business, as well as his house and a car, was set alight. “The insinuations are that he wanted to hide the children to use them for muti purposes. We have requested a judicial inquest into the death of the child.” She said the police were deployed to the area to monitor the situation.
Riah Phiyega, visited the hot spot on Wednesday afternoon and warned that police would ensure stability, law and order, following a week of violent protests that had so far claimed the lives of three people.
Phiyega addressed the media during a visit to the violence-torn village and warned that the community should refrain from criminal activities and allow police investigations to continue without disturbance.
Her visit followed after violent protests started last weekend, after the mutilated body of a 20-year-old woman, Ms Kgomotso Raolane (20), of Relela, had been found in bushes in the area.
Triggered violenceHer hands were cut off and her house
keys and cell phone were left inside her empty abdomen. Allegedly she disappeared after she had gone to watch soccer with friends. Two men apparently off ered to walk her home.
Her death triggered the violence which resulted in the death of a 15-year-old boy, Tshepo Baloyi, who was killed when police fi red live ammunition to disperse of the angry crowd of about 1 500 residents who had gone to Relela Satellite Police Station
to demand an immediate arrest of the suspects.
Houses of families of the people who were suspects were torched. Four men were taken in for questioning, but were released because there was no evidence to link them to the murder.
On Tuesday, two more people were killed when police opened fi re on about 3 000 protesters who surrounded the police station and threatened to burn it down. They also destroyed the window panes and damaged some nineteen police vehicles with stones and petrol bombs.
“Police retaliated and two members of the community were killed. Eleven police offi cers were injured and taken to hospital, where they were treated and discharged,” Phiyega said.
Hawks to investigateAccording to her, the Independent
Police Investigative Directorate (IPID) is currently investigating the police’s conduct. Phiyega was accompanied by the MEC for Safety, Security and Liaison, Ms Joyce Mashamba, Mopani District Municipality mayor Joshua Matlou, Greater Tzaneen Municipality mayor Dikeledi Mmetle and senior government offi cials.
She added that she would instruct members of the Hawks to investigate a possibility that certain elements mobilize, instigate and incite violence among the youth of Relela for personal political gain. Violence in the area resulted in the closure of 32 schools since Tuesday: twelve secondary and twenty primary.
Meanwhile a community leader, Mr Tonic Sehlwana, said that there would be no funerals for anyone who was killed during the violent att acks, until the amputated hands of Raolane had been found.
Calm for now• Relela war zone •
Ott o said renewed anger in the
Lekker skolenuus!
Ott o said renewed anger in the
Lekker skolenuus! bl 16
National Police Commissioner Riah Phiyega is seen here addressing a restless crowd. On the far left is Limpopo’s SAPS Commissioner Fanie Masemola and on the right, shading his eyes, is Mopani District Municipality mayor Joshua Matlou.
Hans Schouwstra politics, maar goed vir die dorp. Teminste weet ons elke vier jaar gaan
slaggate reggemaak word.Melanie Brass Politiekery, net jammer “crime” neem nou toe.Katrien Van Vreden Daar is mos n verkiesing aan die kom!Daleen Fratter Ek wil net graag weet, gaan hulle die Georges Valley-pad ook regmaak,
dit is darem vreeslik sleg, mens kan nie uitdraai vir die slaggate as daar karre van voor af kom nie, dan kry mens skade.
Riaan Neuho� dit is maar net snaaks! net voor elke verkiesing dan maak die anc
beheerde rade dit, om weer stem te werf v die verkiesing, maar net weer n foe� e!
Barry Du Toit Die slaggate in Messerstraat moet hulle maar los. Die vragmotors
wat elke dag daar parkeer gaan dit nog weer oopmaak.
Martie Van Aarde As hulle nou wil naam maak vir die verkiesing, kan hulle nie maar sommer ons pad ook kom regmaak nie.Pieter Visagie Politics. Our useless government trying to win more votes...Johan du Toit Politiekery. Moet ons huil
of moet ons lag hieroor! Die herstel van paaie moet die uitgawes daarvan iewers verhaal word. Maak julle reg vir belastingverhoging op
grondbelasting ens.Elmarie Phei� er Bronkhorst Politiek. Kan
hulle asb die visdamme in Ou Stasieweg ook kom regmaak?Rensce Koekemoer Vd Merwe PolitiekeryChristine Mans Dit is om votes te kry lekker
man lekker.? Anita Lordan Who cares? Solank dit reg
gemaak word en ek weer normaal en veilig
kan ry, gee ek nie om wie of wat dit reg maak nie Tiekie Lessing Gee nie om om watter rede, hoofsaak is dit word gedoen! Dankbaar daarvoor.Bernard Nel Ag ou Tiekie man, ons is maar
met min tevrede as ons dankbaar is vir die slaggate wat herstel word.David Tshepo Setabola They are trying to
win us over. I›m not that easily taken. The truth will remain they are disfunctional. Not long even the blind will see, every body will sweat for his
fortune. Their days are numbered.Annemarie Pierre Smit Ek hoop hulle kom bietjie Letsitele toe!Bernard Nel Waar is Letsitele?
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• Goeie nuus: die slaggate in ons strate in Tzaneen word � uks herstel. Is dit die uitvoering van munisipale pligte of politiekery? Wat dink jy?
• Good news: the potholes littering our roads in Tzaneen are rapidly being repaired. Is this simply the municipality executing their duties or is it a case of politicking? What do you think?
Eendag, en dit voel ten minste soos baie, baie lank gelede, in ‘n land wat voel soos wêrelde verwyderd van die een waarin ons nou leef, was daar ‘n koning en koningin wat dié land nommerpas geregeer het.
Die land het geheet Mathemasië, en was die heel grootste, magtigste en belangrikste land in die ganse wêreld. Die koning, Koning Algebrakus, en die koningin, Koningin Geometria, het drie seuns gehad: Costus, Secnus en Tangius. Soos dit die gebruik was in koningshuise, het hulle elkeen ‘n oppasser gehad, bekend as die Trigonometria, wat toegesien het dat die drie prinse altyd in lyn was met wat van prinse verwag word.
Hulle was baie gebalanseerde kinders, wat altyd baie netjies opgetel het wat hulle moes, nooit êrens iets afgetrek het as dit nie nodig was nie, alles wat hulle gehad het graag gedeel het en daarom hul ouers met vermenigvuldige trots vervul het.
In die land was orde. Van die Priemberg in die Ooste tot die Vallei van ‘n Duisend Faktore in die Weste. Van die hoogste Piek Pythagoras in die Diff erensiële Berge in die Noorde, tot die koue Eksponentiese Oseaan in die Suide. Daar was, om ‘n stelling te
maak, as ‘t ware ‘n gegewe, geen gebreuke in dié land nie. Selfs die infi nitessimaalste burgers van die land was mense waarop die koning kon reken.
Dit was amper nooit nodig vir die koning om sy paleis in Pi in die Mediane Provinsie te verlaat nie.
Hy het geweet dat die som van sy burgers altyd korrek was.
Tot op ‘n dag, op die huidige kalender amper twintig jaar gelede, toe Mathemasië binnegeval is deur sy vyandige buurland Geletserwië. Duisende, dalk honderde duisende, dalk miljoene manskappe (niemand is seker presies hoeveel nie, want hulle kon nie tel nie) uit Geletserwië het Mathemasië oor die Priemberg binne gesukkel. Die wat oor die Diff erensiële Berge gekom het, het gelukkig meestal die pad byster geraak en verdwaal, hoewel party deur die valleie deurgesit is.
Baie wat deur die Eksponentiese Oseaan die land Mathemasië probeer binneswem het, het verdrink — terwyl daar darem ‘n paar is vir wie reddingsboeie uitgegooi is.
Agter die manskappe uit Geletserwië, het hul koning, Koning Bladekomnus, ‘n instrumentbaba, en hul koningin, Koningin Angelmotisia, weggekruip en
hulle aangepor om alle waarhede onwaar te maak, alle skerphoeke stomp te maak, alles wat heel was te breuk en alle verkeerde stellings reg te bewys.
Mathemasië het in anargie verval. Koning Algebrakus, Koningin Geometria en die prinse het gevlug en gaan skuiling soek by ‘n vertroueling in die sentrale Vryestaatlike gebied by name Jonathansen. Maar selfs hy was nie opgewasse om hulle teen die aanslag te beskerm nie.
Dit word vertel dat hy alles probeer het, maar geen teenvoeter gehad het vir die Geletserwiërs se sterk geloof in hul voorvadergeeste nie, naamlik die van Umalucia en die Spook van Apartheus. Net ‘n handjievol uitgesoekte mense weet waar Koning Algebrakus, Koningin Geometria, die Trigonometria en die prinse vandag is. Hierdie uitgesoekte Mathemasiërs staan bekend as die Akademia en gaan op hul beskeie maniere van krag tot krag.
Die verhaal het egter ongelukkig nie ‘n gelukkige einde nie; niemand leef vir altyd gelukkig saam nie. Al wat agtergebly het in die Mathemasië van ouds, was ‘n paar generasies van Mathematiese analfabete.
Die verhaal is dus, soos dit in die land van Prosasië bekend staan, ‘n tragedie!
‘n Tragiese tragedie, reken Vlieg!
‘n Tragiese Tragedie Vlieg praat met die Volk en krap waar dit jeuk... Vlieg
Die menings, uitsprake, standpunte, verwysings, komplimente, beledigings, humor, ensovoorts van Vlieg is nie noodwendig dié van die Bulletin nie!
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A recent shock attack by a crocodile in the Ba-lule Private Nature Reserve ended with only minor injuries for the victim, thanks to the vig-ilance of those present and the excellent emer-gency services.
Ms Estie van Heerden was assisting a pho-tographer during a photo shoot near a dam, and was reflecting light off the lens some dis-tance from the water’s edge when out of no-where a 2,5 meter crocodile snapped at her.
The crocodile bit into her calf and started to pull her into the water, but Estie, who is a very strong athlete, managed to put up sturdy re-sistance which probably saved her life.
She is a graphic designer and was visiting from Johan-nesburg to assist her cousin, Ms Sharon Haussmann, with photos for the new catalogue for her company. The incident took place on the family’s farm, and Hauss-mann is keen to make it clear that this was not a case of inexperienced tourists taking risks with animals.
“We have owned this farm (Brussels Farm) all of our
lives and have never had an incident like this. We respect wild animals and have never pro-voked them”, she says. She adds that they were taking all the necessary precautions, and were not working right on the water’s edge.
Fortunately her father managed to jump in be-tween Estie and the crocodile and shot it, allow-ing Estie to escape. The family is devastated at having been forced to take this drastic measure.
Haussmann says her cousin has nothing but praise for the local emergency services. The in-cident took place before 06:00, but Quemic Med-ical Response answered the call immediately
and was already waiting at the reserve’s gate when the family arrived there. The ambulance even had a doctor on board, because of the severity of the incident. Van Heerden was transported to Phalaborwa Clinix Hospital, and she is now recovering well. She is not expected to have any permanent damage, and her only regret is that she had to miss out on the Ironman triathlon event!
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Crocodile attacks young lady
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Many people have been left without shelter after heavy rain accompanied by strong wind hit Giyani since last weekend. Heavy rain and strong winds also caused damage to trees, roads, power lines and dams in and around Tzaneen.
According to the Greater Giyani Municipality’s (GGM) spokesperson, Mr Steve Mabunda, the storm has caused severe damage in villages.
“So far we’ve received news of more than thirty houses that were affected at Xikukwani and around twenty at
Makoxa…not to mention other villages,” he said.One of the victims at Xikukwani village, Ms Ester Mash-
aba, the mother of three yolung kids, said her roof were blown off first, and then the walls collapsed.
Fortunately they were not injured.Mabunda said the GGM had formed a Joint Operation
Committee (JOC) in order to improve the response time on those that have been affected by the storm.
Hierdie tjek vertel nog ‘n storie oor die gewese waarnemende balju van Ritavi, wat in die Mopani-distrik rondloop en mense die een na die ander verneuk, deur voor te doen dat hy steeds ‘n balju is. Mnr Nwako Kgatla het al talle niksvermoedende mense met onwettige beslagleg-gings gevang. Ongelukkig het die onrus in Relela ons ruimte beperk en kan ons nie vandag meer oor die swendelaar skryf nie, maar ons sal volgende week weer verder oor hom rapporteer.
Law breakersPolice in Modjadjiskloof locked up 32 culprits for failing to abide to the rules of law over the past week: 22 for assault and contravening both the Road Traffi c Act and the Liquor Act, six for shoplifting, assault
GBH and theft, while four were caught for malicious damage to property and illegal immigration. During the past week police in Tzaneen arrested 105 people for their involvement in various criminal activities: twenty for shoplifting, theft, possession of suspected stolen property and housebreaking and theft, ten perpetrators were arrested for theft, rape, public violence, malicious damage to property and for intent to cause grievous bodily harm, 24 were taken in for prostitution, illegal trading and gambling and 33 were caught for public drinking and contravening the Road Traffi c Act. The Haenertsburg Police arrested 37 people in the village for contravening the Road Traffi c Act, possession of indigenous plants and possession of dagga.
NOTICE OF LICENCE APPLICATION IN TERMS OF SECTION 17(2) OF THE PETROLEUM
PIPELINES ACT OF 2003 (ACT NO 60 OF 2003)INTERESTED PARTIES ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT:
Pursuant to the provisions of the Petroleum Pipelines Act and the Rules promulgated thereto, The Petroleum Oil and Gas Corporation of South Africa (SOC) Ltd and BF Distributors has jointly applied to the National Energy Regulator of South Africa (NERSA) for a licence to operate petroleum storage facilities (depots) in Tzaneen under applications referenced PPL.SF.F3/157/2013.
Copies of the aforementioned licence application are available to the public for inspection between 08h00 and 16h30 daily, Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays excluded, from 24 January 2014 until 23 February 2014 at:
The Petroleum Oil and Gas Corporation of South Africa (SOC) Ltd (“PetroSA”)151 Frans Conradie DriveParow7500Cape TownContact person: Mr Anton BotesTelephone: 021 929 3510
Copies of the licence application may also be accessible on the PetroSA and NERSA websites at www.petrosa.co.za and www.nersa.org.za
Objections must be lodged by completing the form in annexure D to the Petroleum Pipelines Rules, 2009 and substantiated by way of an affidavit or solemn declaration. Annexure D is available on NERSA’s website at www.nersa.org.za, or may be obtained from:
The National Energy RegulatorExecutive Manager: Petroleum Pipelines RegulationLicence Applications
Objections must be posted by registered mail or delivered by hand to the NERSA at the above address and a copy may be e-mailed to [email protected].
All objections must be lodged by close of business within 31calendar days from 24 January 2014, being 23 February 2014. Objections received after 23 February 2014 will be disregarded.
This public notice has been issued by:
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DESCRIPTION: facilities at the site include twelve (12) above ground storage tanks, site offices and ware houses, as well as two dedicated rail siding on the north boundary. Products (diesel and petroleum) are delivered to the site. The storage of the products occurs in the aforementioned storage tanks.
APPLICATION: All Installations
INVITATION TO COMMENT: Any person wishing to make comments with regards to the application may submit their comments in writing within 30 days of publication of this notice either via post, fax or email to:
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CLOSING DATE FOR COMMENTS IS: 24 February 2014
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Notice is hereby given in terms of section 38(3)(b) of the National Environmental Management: Air Quality Act, 2004 (Act no.39 of 2004) of an invitation to register comments with regards to an application for the renewal of the existing registration certificate issued in terms of the Atmospheric Pollution Prevention Act (Act no.45) Petro Sa (PTY) LTD, for an atmospheric emission licence in terms of section 41(1) of the National Environmental Management: Air Quality Act, 2004 (Act no.39 Of 2004).
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Police failed mourning family
Letsitele police have allegedly lost the docket of a 17-year-old deceased girl identi� ed as Jamela Mushwana from Nkowankowa, who went missing on 22 November 2013. The Bulletin reported on the teen’s
disappearance in our 13 December edition. Ms Ophelia Mushwana said Ritavi police told her to ask the community and her family in section A to assist them in the search for her daughter. According to Mushwana, a Const Mashete, who was handling the case at the time, promised her continuous feedback, but he had failed to do so. Mushwana said after an intensive search she found her daughter’s body at Letaba Hospital’s mortuary on 30 December. Apparently she had been there for more than a month.Mushwana said Mashete again failed to keep them updated. “He refused to provide any information regarding my daughter’s death,”
she said. When the Bulletin asked Mashete about the missing docket, he said he had no authority to speak to the media. The investigating o� cer, Capt Hlengani Maswanganyi, con� rmed that no arrests have been made. The post mortem report had not revealed any information regarding the cause of death. Police apparently told the Mushwana family that her decomposed body was found under a bridge at Letsitele. She said her daughter loved spending time with her friends. Police have allegedly questioned three possible suspects who apparently are pharmacists. Two of them have admitted talking to her over the phone on her day of disappearance, while the other one spoke to her weeks before she disappeared. Ritavi police handed the case over to Letsitele Police, but they have allegedly failed to produce a docket pertaining to the teen’s disappearance.Jamela was buried on 3 January. Her death leaves a grieving family with no answers of what could have happened on that fateful day.
Man replaces donkeysOnly one of the three donkeys that were chopped up last week in a � t of rage has been replaced. The 32-year-old Mr Sidwell Baloyi of Mavalani, Giyani, was ordered by magistrate Gordon Hlungwani to replace the three donkeys, as they were Mr Joel Malatjie’s main income generator. Baloyi promised to replace
the second donkey by 15 February. He said a donkey cost R1 500 and he cannot a� ord it because he earns only R600 per month. Malatjie said it did not matter how long it takes to replace the donkeys, as long as he did not lose his income.
Met vier duisend (!) ballonne wat in Food Lovers Market Tzaneen van die dak hang, is dié gewilde eenstop-winkel reg vir hul jaarlikse somerkarnaval. Maar hoe blaas mens vier duisend ballonne op? Met ‘n kompressor, sê mnr Ian Hattingh (in die middel op die foto).Maar as die kompressor oorverhit, soos wat dit daagliks tydens die weeklange opblaas ge-beur het, werk mense se longe oortyd. En daar was ook talle vingers vol blase, van die ballonne se nekke wat geknoop moes word, om die lug binne te hou! Me Karin Hattingh en haar man Christie staan hier by hul seun.
Hoe blaas mens 4 000 ballonne op?
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Mnr Dries Enslin, die hoofbestuurder van AgriLimpopo en gewese voorsitter van AgriLetaba, is as bedryfsbestuur-der van AgriNoord-Kaap in Kimberley aangestel. Hy was jare lank verbonde aan landbou in Limpopo en veral in Tzaneen, eers as ‘n senior bankier en later as landbouleier. Sy nuwe pos is in ‘n streek vyf keer groter as dié van Lim-popo. Seker die grootste uitdaging wat op hom wag, is die knellende droogte wat besig is om ‘n groot deel van die Noord-Kaap se landbousektor lam te lê. Sy termyn begin op 1 Maart en hy en sy gesin sal in Kimberley vestig. Al-hoewel hard gepoog is om dit stil te hou en die waarheid selfs daaroor verdraai is, was daar glo die afgelope tyd spanning tussen hom en veral mnr Francois van der Bergh, ‘n voormalige president van AgriLimpopo. Van den Bergh, met sy byna reusegestalte, is nie baie gewild nie en staan bekend as ‘n “moeilike man wat vir niemand stuit nie”. En-slin, daarenteen, is byna 100% die teenoorgestelde.
Mr Ian Houston (45) has been appointed Headmaster of Unicorn Preparatory in Tza-neen, as Mr Alan Goodwin (61) has retired to Pretoria.
Houston has been Deputy Head at the school since 2009 and taught Maths to Grade 7’s. Prior to coming to Tzaneen, Houston was Deputy Principal at Wendywood Primary in Johannesburg. He is the first born of four boys and always wanted to teach. His moth-er was a teacher and his father had a garage. Houston grew up in Krugersdorp.
He joined the SA Air Force for three years and then became catering manager at the Roodepoort Country Club for a year. Hou-ston was initially at the Pretoria College of Education. When the Government closed it down, he went on to complete his teacher’s education at the Johannesburg College of Ed-ucation.
He studied Education Law, Management and Schools Systems to complete his Hon-ours Degree through Potchefstroom Univer-sity. He will begin his Masters in 2015.
This year’s school theme is “Gratitude is the right attitude.” It’s an initiative to make learn-ers aware of what they have in life. The aim of the theme is to make pupils aware not to take anything for granted.
Houston has been challenged to swim this year’s Ebenezer Mile, has started training and is enjoying the exercise. He did club swim-ming as a child, so it’s a matter of training and getting fit now. He says that there have
Mnr Skip Scheepers, jarelange hoof van die Wolkberg Akademie (CVO-skool) in Tza-neen, het einde verlede jaar bedank en is nou heeltyds in die sakewêreld.
Sy plek word volgestaan deur die waarne-mende skoolhoof, me Marietjie Naudé.
Hy het hom heeltemal aan die skool onttrek, nadat sy dogter verlede jaar gr 7 voltooi het. Sy drieling-seuns is vanjaar elf jaar oud en in die Laerskool Tzaneen.
“Ek het die kleiner skool gebruik om vir my kinders ‘n vaste en persoonlike grondslag te gee. Nou is hulle reg vir groter uitdagings.
Dit sou ook nie reg wees om twee soorte lo-jaliteit te handhaaf nie. Daarom het ek hulle in een skool-orde geplaas.”
Scheepers is betrokke by die verspreiding van landbouprodukte, wat hom heeltyds besig hou.
Mnr Drickus Botha is die TLU SA Noord se nuwe streekbestuur-der. Hy is ‘n sakeman van Dendron en die afgelope tien jaar be-trokke by die land-bou-insetbedryf. In sy nuwe hoedanigheid bly hy in Dendron (tel 082 744 9287), maar is ook bereikbaar deur die landbou-unie se streekkantoor in Polokwane, by 015 293 9804.
Enslin gaan nou Noord-Kaap toeHouston now heads Unicorn Preparatory
been thirteen headmasters at Unicorn. He regards this as a lucky number and will hope-fully be the first Headmaster to swim the Mile.
His passion is playing the bag-pipes and he plays for the well known pipe band African Skye. He plays in contests and the next one is in Pretoria in April.
Skip los CVO se leierskap
Letaba Rotary club is the sponsor to Caio Alburquerque from Belo Horizonte in Brazil. Caio paid a visit to the Nougat Kitchen, where he has his first taste of nougat.
Groot waarderingIlza Roelofse, SA Vrouefederasie Tzaneen Diensbestuur skryf: Ps 94:9 “Sou Hy wat die oor plant, nie hoor nie, of Hy wat die oog formeer, nie sien nie?” verseker ons dat God ons hulpgeroep hoor en ons nood raaksien, omdat Hy omgee.
Ons opregte dank en waardering aan ons gemeenskap, vir die rol wat u gespeel het die jaar 2013 en die jaar 2014 wat nog vir ons voorlê, die uitvoering van ons taak by die SAVF Tzaneen maak u vir ons soveel mak-liker. Duisend dankies vir die ruim hand waarmee u aan ons voorsien.
Heb. 6:10 “Want God is nie onregverdig om julle werk te vergeet nie en die liefde arbeid wat julle betoon het vir Sy Naam, omdat jul-le die heiliges gedien het en nog dien.”
Hy het ons vir mekaar gegee om mekaar te ondersteun, te versterk en mekaar se hande te hou. Verder was dit Sy Plan dat ons Sy verteenwoordigers sal wees.
Hy wat om hom rondkyk en ander se nood
raaksien en dit groter ag as sy eie. Dit is hy wat met oop oë deur die lewe gaan.
Ons gebede vergesel u op die pad vorentoe wat nooit te moeilik is as Jesus saam met ons stap nie.
Mag Hyself u beloon met Hemelse munt.
Hoekom wag?Gefrustreerde ouer van Tzaneen skryf: Kan iemand verduidelik waarom die Laerskool Tzaneen elke jaar sukkel om die hoofl eiers aan te wys?
Wat kan so moeilik wees as die onder-wysers die kinders reeds oor ‘n paar jaar lank uitgekyk het? Die gewag veroorsaak dat daar onnodige spanning opbou by die kinders.
Hoekom ‘n leerlingraad kies en dan vir ‘n ruk ‘n lugleegte sonder die hoofl eiers hê? Dit maak tog nie sin nie.
• Die skool sal gevra word om te reageer, as hulle sou wou, en dan kan ons hul reaksie volgende week hier aanbied — Redakteur
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SA begin brandDit is ‘n gegewe dat Suid-Afrika reeds ‘n lae intensiteit van anargie beleef. Om dit te probeer wegpraat met politieke slim-praatjies is dom en naïef.
Die afgelope week het die frustrasies van mense in ons omgewing begin oorkook en by Relela (in die omgewing van Bolobedu) is verskeie polisielede beseer en drie be-togers is reeds dood (na bewering deur polisielede geskiet).
Dikwels hoor ons Limpopo se mense is rustig en kalm en dit sal nie verder gaan as om strate te bemors met die inhoud van vullisdromme en die brand van ‘n paar buitebande nie.
Dit is eweneens naïef om so te dink. Limpopo se mense is inderdaad in die al-gemeen rustig en kalm, maar hulle is ook tot oorlopens toe kwaad oor gebrekkige dienslewering, korrupsie in die provinsale regering en in plaaslike regerings, verlede jaar se skoolboekkrisis, die onlangse ver-drinking van ‘n skoolkind in ‘n lendelam skooltoilet se put (wat die probleme by landelike skole beklemtoon het), nepo-tisme en ongedane beloftes van die politici om sake te beredder. En meer...
Dit sal plaaslike politici — ‘n spul ama-teurs wat net danksy hul “struggle creden-tials” en politieke kameraadskap steun — baat om kennis te neem van wat nou by ons aan ‘t gebeur is.
Of hulle die insig en begrip het om te besef die uurglas is besig om uit te loop en dat hulle (wat hulself pas weer onverdiende salarisverhogings gegee het) daarvoor ver-antwoordelik is dat die totale gemeenskap onder beleg kan staan, is te betwyfel.
Ons Mening Die Boodskap
‘n Koerant in Engeland het op ‘n keer sy lesers gevra: “Wie is die gelukkigste mense op aarde?” Die antwoorde wat die pryse gewen het, was:
• ‘n Klein kind wat sandkastele bou.
• ‘n Vakman of kunstenaar wat sing nadat ‘n taak suksesvol afgehandel is.
• ‘n Ma wat haar baba na ‘n besige dag bad.‘n Dokter nadat hy met ‘n moeilike en gevaarlike
operasie ‘n lewe gered het.Die redakteurs was verbaas dat omtrent nie-
mand konings, ministers, miljoenêrs of ander ryk en belangrike mense as gelukkig beskou het nie.
W. Beran Wolfe het gesê: As jy iemand dophou wat regtig gelukkig is, sal jy vind dat hy besig is om ‘n boot te bou, ‘n simfonie te komponeer, sy seun iets te leer of rose in sy tuin te kweek. Hy sal nie besig wees om na geluk te soek asof dit ‘n hempsknoop is wat onder die yskas ingerol het nie. Geluk sal nie vir hom ‘n doel op sigself wees nie. Hy sal agterkom dat hy gelukkig is terwyl hy besig is om 24 besige ure van elke dag ten volle te leef.
Wat sê dit alles? Geluk is iets wat van binne kom en nie deur faktore van buite bepaal word nie.
Dan klink die Bybel reg as dit sê in Galasiërs 5:22: “Die vrug van die Gees, daarteenoor, is...vreugde!”
Dr Jan TruterNed Herv Kerk Letsitele
• Juriste, nie almal nie, kan soms onverklaar-baar vreemd optree. Een het hom byvoor-beeld laat betrek by die tweede sonsopkoms in die Ooste, langs die kus waar die geraas van kragopwekkers soms die rustigheid versteur. ‘n Ander het weer nuwe deuntjies begin sing (soms van agter in die kerk, soms vanuit die voorste banke), om ‘n kollega goed by te kom (die kwaad kom my nie toe nie). Ja-nee, in die wêreld van die wett e geld soms vreemde selfb ekookte wett e…• G’n mens weet waar die Baardbek Dins-dag was nie. Spoorloos verdwyn. Maar nog voor die son kon opkom Dinsdagoggend, toe woel en werfskaf dit daar by die kan-toor om kragopwekker(s) af te laai! Snaaks genoeg, ‘n paar uur later met oopmaaktyd daag daar toe ‘n grootbaas op, al die pad uit Egoli, glo om te kom kyk na die jongste aankope. Die ou jackals was weer een voor, maar die mense hoor slim vang sy baas een of ander tyd… • Dit raak tyd dat skole se beheerraadslede darem ook aan bepaalde kwalifi kasies moet
voldoen. Dit is nie noodwendig akademiese kwalifi kasies nie. Dit is meer dikwels kwali-fi kasies wat ‘n lid kan laat besef dat jy som-mige mense soms kan fl ous, maar nooit al die mense tegelykertyd nie…• Die son sal waarskynlik in die weste op-kom as ‘gewone’ mense se kinders ook leer-lingraadslede word. Dit is ouers wat die toets moet slaag (soms verkieslik met die tjekboek in die hand) om leerlingraadsta-tus te bereik, eerder as die kinders, hoor die mense…• Daar is mense wat die vark wat die vark-braai gereël het wil braai…• Die kandidatelyste wat sover deur poli-tieke partye bekend gemaak is, sorg vir groot pret. En vir sommiges sorg dit vir groot selfb eeldbou, want terwyl daar in die gemeenskap openlik en gereeld vir hulle oor hul politieke onbeholpenheid gelag word, is hulle selfvoldaan oor hul ‘prestasies’. Die mense hoor in een geval was daar selfs ‘n naamsverandering en Bernard het glo die antwoord hierop…
Die mense hoor Let wel: Hulle sê nie so nie!
Die gelukkigste mense op aarde
BO: Ai, maar smaak so ‘n Parlementêre teetjie darem nou vir jou lékker! Terwyl me Annette Steyn van die DA agter grootoog toekyk, wys die boere en vissermanne se minister, me Tina Joemat-Petterson, sy kan nie net omstrede wees en geld uitgee nie. Nee, sy kan ‘n koppie Vyf Rose op sy tyd waardeer... en REGS wys sy haar verontwaardiging toe sy uitvind dit is toe Rooibos van ‘haar’ boere in Clanwilliam se kontrei. Die minister sal na alle verwagting na die algemene verkiesing weer ‘n sitplek in die Praathuis kry, maar glo nie om oor die boere se belange te waak nie.
Letters • Briewe
The MEC for Co-operative Governance, Human Sett lements and Traditional Af-fairs (CoGHSTA) in Limpopo, Mr Ishmael Kgetjepe (photo right), says there is nothing stopping this year’s matrics from achiev-ing good results, since they were part of the “born-free” generation and the conditions were bett er.
Speaking during a visit to two high schools in Giyani where he congratulated the two for being consisten t in producing good re-sults, the MEC said “those who were born after 1994 had all the resources they needed
to make them successful learners”.He told the pupils that good things come
through hard work. “Don’t wait for hand-outs, you will only get the leftovers. If you want to live like a king, you must work like a slave,” he said.
The MEC said there were incentives for achieving good results. “You can win mon-ey to further your education. You can even win a car,” he told the matrics.
The schools are said to have done well by being consistent in their pass rates in the past fi fteen years. Risinga High got a 91% pass
in its 2013 results, while Giyani High got an 88,6% pass.
Speaking during the visit to the two schools, Mopani District Municipality’s mayor Joshua Matlou urged pupils to re-frain from fancy hairstyles.
“A learner must look like a school child not someone’s girlfriend. This fancy hairstyle thing will distract you from concentrating.”
In response, the principal of Giyani High, Mr Edwin Chavalala, promised the MEC that the school would strive for a 100% per-cent pass rate this year.
Live like a king, work like a slave — MEC
cattle farming7Bulletin 31 Januarie 2014
Derek (86) and Shirley (81) Ivy have been living at Macadamia Retirement Village for ten years.
This remarkable couple helped Professor Jan Bonsma from the University of Pretoria devel-op the Bonsmara catt le breed. It is a low cost productive effi cient animal, needs minimal care and fi tt ed into Derek’s conservation ethics.
The Bonsmara breed is made up of the South African Afrikaner breed and exotic beef breeds. It was a complicated process that took many years. The breed is now also in Australia, Argentina and the USA.
The farm outside Munnik had been in the Ivy family since 1919. The couple started breeding commercial catt le in 1954 on an un-developed farm. They built a house, roads, fences, kraals and watering points over the years and later bought three neighbouring farms, making up a farm of 3,500 hectares.
They joined the Bonsmara Breeders Society in 1962 and had 700 Bonsmara catt le on their farm. Derek served on the Bonsmara Coun-cil and was a senior catt le inspector for the breed for twenty years. Shirley was the fi rst woman to be appointed senior inspector in the Breed Society.
They received the fi rst Farmers Weekly Cup for the best performing cow in the Per-formance Testing Scheme in 1979 and the award for the most productive large cow herd in 1990. In 1982 they won the Media Farmer of the Year award and Grassland Farmer of the Year in 1983. They received recognition of dedicated service to the com-munity for the advancement of the sustain-able utilisation, conservation and protection of the agricultural resources of SA in 1992.
Derek gave lectures on veld management and catt le breeding at farmers’ days and seminars in SA, the USA, New Zealand and Australia. He also lectured at the former University of the North (now Limpopo) for twelve years. Shirley and one of their sons ran the farm while he was at university.
Shirley says “I’d rather stick a nee-dle in a cow than bake a cake.”
Their family of four sons took a keen interest in the farm and Al-lan ran the farm
and started a butchery and feedlot before leaving for the UK. One son died and the Ivy couple have ten grandchildren.
Derek has writt en four booklets with Shirley as editor, son Allan as photographer and son Mark as compiler of fi gures, tables, illustrations and layout. The booklets are: Beef Farming with Bonsmaras in the Bush-veld; Veld Management in Gazankulu; Eco-wise (a history and ecology course for local and overseas students) and Profi table Beef Catt le Production.
They sold the B o n s m a r a stud herd in 1999 after nine bad d r o u g h t
years and changed to plains game farm-ing. Mark successfully runs the game farm, known as Ivy Safaris. It can accommodate 22 guests and is ecotourism based. Mark is strict about ethics when it comes to hunting and bow hunting.
The farm is no longer owned by the family as it was bought by the government for land restitution in 2003. Derek says “redistribu-tion is this country’s biggest mistake. Only
private enterprise should be involved in agriculture.”
Shirley brought the card game bridge to Macadamia. While she plays bridge Derek takes garden-er Lucas fi shing on the Tzaneen Dam. The Ivy couple met at Dur-ban University and went out for
fi ve years before gett ing married. They will celebrate their
60 th wedding anniver-sary in July and main-tain that the secret to their successful marriage is being able to make up af-ter a row.
Today we proudly introduce Mr Derek and Ms Shirley Ivy from Tzaneen, in yet another presentation in our exclusive series about the veterans who contributed so much over many years to establish the colourful community of the Mopani region. Sue Ettmayr interviewed them at their cosy home in the
Macadamia Retirement Village
A lifetime of successful
and overseas students) and Profi table private enterprise should be involved in agriculture.”
Shirley brought the card game bridge to Macadamia. While she plays bridge Derek takes garden-er Lucas fi shing on the Tzaneen Dam. The Ivy couple met at Dur-ban University and went out for
fi ve years before gett ing married. They will celebrate their
60 th wedding anniver-sary in July and main-tain that the secret to their successful marriage is being able to make up af-ter a row.
cattle farmingToday we proudly introduce Mr Derek and Ms Shirley Ivy from Tzaneen, in yet another presentation in our exclusive series about the veterans who contributed so much over many years to establish the colourful community of the Mopani region. Sue Ettmayr interviewed them at their cosy home in the
Macadamia Retirement Village
They sold the B o n s m a r a stud herd in 1999 after nine bad d r o u g h t
Shirley and Derek Ivy with the four booklets they wrote
The Round Table 96 Tzaneen celebrated their 50 year anniversary this past year.
The Round Table Tzaneen was established in 1963 and has gone from strength to strength.
The first chairman was Mr Alf Clement Smith, following in his footsteps were a number of influential men and currently the chairman is Mr Henco Prinsloo.
Through the past years Round Table was responsible for taking care of the less fortunate and lending a helping hand where they could. Round Table is a world-
wide organisation with Tables (branches) all over the world.
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“Round Table Southern Africa is a non-political, non-denominational association of young men between the ages of 18 and 40, embracing representatives of nearly every profession and occupation, whose objectives encompass the encouragement of high ethical standards, the promotion of social intercourse and fellowship among young professional men, the quickening of individual interest in everything affecting the public welfare, and the promotion of understanding amongst peoples of different cultural, language and political backgrounds.”
Aims and objectives:1.To develop fellowship among young men
through the medium of their Portfolioal and business occupations.
2.To emphasize the fact that one’s calling offers an excellent medium of service to the community.
3.To cultivate the highest ideals in business, Portfolioal and civic traditions.
4.To recognise the worthiness of all legitimate occupations and to dignify each his own by precept and example.
5.To foster responsible citizenship and loyalty to their country.
6.To further the establishment of peace and goodwill in international relationships.
7.To further these objectives by meetings, lectures, discussions and other activities.
The Round Table Tzaneen would like to thank each and every business and person who contributed to their success over the past years. We are open to suggestions from the community. If someone knows of someone or something that needs a helping hand please contact Henco Prinsloo at 0828019743. Donations are welcome and will assist in making others day to day lives a little easier.
OPERATIONAL FIRE MEETINGSThe Letaba Fire Protection Association is hosting operational fire meetings in the following sectors: Haenertsburg/Magoebaskloof, Georges Valley, Mieliekloof/Deerpark, Mooketsi and Politsi.
The meeting will focus on Letaba FPA structures and procedures, the Limpopo Umbrella Fire Protection Association, local resource deployment, Working on Fire resources as well as national resources. The availability of training and sector specific matters will also be discussed.
We are also compiling a fire database and need to capture as much information on landowners and firefighters as possible. These include government owned land and non-members.
Please note: these meetings are not a substitution for the Annual General Meeting to be held on the 14th March 2014.
The meeting dates are as follow:
Fire Protection Officer: Vincent van der Westhuizen (FPO registration: 1117)Chairperson / Treasurer: Trevor Phillips [email protected] Vice-chairperson: Tony LongVeld and Forest Fire Extension Officer/ Dispatcher /Airbase Manager : Fanie Venter [email protected] /[email protected] Relations Officer/Administrator: Maritza Swanepoel [email protected] /[email protected] Manager (WOF Team): Thabiso Shipalane [email protected]
DATE TIME SECTOR VENUE CONTACT
5/02/2014 11:00Haenertsburg/Magoebaskloof
Agricultural Hall, HaenertsburgTrevor Phillips
082 853 6347
6/02/2014 17:00 Georges Valley The Hub, Georges ValleyBoere Nel
082 884 4998
11/02/2014 11:00 Agatha Ron’s house at AB 29 GRon Reiner
Modern Autohaus 4 in 1 Marathon The 42,2 km Comrades and Two Oceans quali� er will take place on 22 February at the Peter Mokaba Stadium, Polokwane. The race incorporates a 21,1 km, 10 km, 5 km and 60 m toddler run. Total prize money R18 000. Registration on Wednesday 19 February from 18:00 to 20:00, Friday 21 February from 18:00 to 20:00 or Saturday 22 February from 04:30 until � ve minutes before race starts. Call Johan van Vuuren on 083 277 2505, Smokey Bouwer on 082 336 2932 or Calie Swart on 082 872 4348.
Tzn Rolbalklub/Bulletin Sakeliga Begin 6 Februarie om 18:00 vir vyf weke elke Donderdag. Lekker spanbou vir besighede. Inskrywings: R600 vir ‘n span van vier. Alle besighede welkom. Groot pryse op die spel. Kontak Phil Mandersop 074 751 1396.
Chameleon Indoor Krieket en hokkie by die skousaal. Netbalwedstryde welkom. Besprekings/navrae: Nate 078 619 4546.
Aksienetbal Elke Dinsdagaand 18:00-20:00 by die skouterrein. R20/persoon. Dames en mans welkom.
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Mercurius Motors TzaneenMercedes Benz Pre Owned
C200 CGI BE, SILVER; 129000 KM; 2011
R297 800.00
C180 1.6 BE FL, SILVER; 7680 KM; 2013
R399 000.00
C180 BE FL, SILVER; 78841 KM; 2009
R259 000.00
C200 BE FL, SILVER; 13189 KM; 2012
R359 000.00
C200 CDI BE FL, WHITE;14 900 KM; 2013
R439 000.00
C200 CGI BE, SILVER; 129000 KM; 2011
R297 800.00
C180 CLASSIC, WHITE;96 112 KM; 2010
R249 000.00
C180 CLASSIC, SILVER;82 253 KM; 2010
R259 000.00
C180 CLASSIC, WHITE;94 502 KM; 2010
R219 000.00
C180 CGI BE, SILVER; 115863 KM; 2010
R219 000.00
AGS van SA Duiwelskloof Zwaririrylaan, Modjadjiskloof:
Methodist Church 10 Peace St, Tzaneen: 015 307 4525.
Hope Methodist Church Modjadjiksloof
Boltman St, Modjadjiskloof: 015 309 8594.
NG Kerk Laeveld Boltmanstraat, Modjadjiskloof:
015 309 9323.NG Kerk Letsitele
H/v Joubert / Bothastr, Letsitele: 015 345 1618.
NG Kerk Tzaneen Agathastraat 28, Tzaneen:
015 307 4498 / 015 307 4497.NG Kerk Wolkberg
Agathastraat, Tzaneen: 015 307 4062.
New Apostolic Church Tzaneen Vrouefederasie Hall, King Edward
Road, Tzaneen: 015 307 4807.Ned Herv Kerk Laeveld
Morrisonstraat, Modjadjis-kloof: 015 309 9580.
Ned Herv Kerk Letsitele Dr Anneke Skoolsaal: 015 345 1128.
Ned Herv Kerk Tzaneen Agathastraat 14, Tzaneen:
015 307 4508.Pinkster Protestante Kerk
H/v Frank May & Pearlmanstrate,Tzaneen: 015 307 1111.
Sewendedag Adventiste Kerk Aqualaan 25, Tzaneen:
015 307 3240.
Church l Kerk
Compiled by / Samestelling deur: Roelien Vorster— E-pos/e-mail: [email protected]
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Rock Festival BosveldLapa will host a Rock Festival on 1 February from 19:00 to 10:00 at R10 cover charge. Call 076 318 4839.
Magoebaskloof Berry Festival Pick your own raspberries and blueberries at the annual Magoebaskloof Berry Festival on 15 and 16 February. Visit the Harvest Market in Haenertsburg village where you can buy fresh raspberries, blueberries, strawberries and gooseberries as well as jams, pickles, preserves, pies, berry ice cream, cordials and pancakes. Local restaurants will o� er special menus with the focus on berry dishes. Also a family trail run, berry cooking demos, a romantic Valentine’s dinner and entertainment for children. Visit the local organic cheese farm, go hiking, birding and � shing or thrill to adventure sports. Shahrzad 082 903 7593.www.berryfestival.co.za
Round Table Clubhouse in Circle Drive, Tzaneen, meeting on the � rst Tuesday of every month. Enquiries: Henk van Wyngaardt on 076 371 7193 or Bruce Mogg on 082 824 4291.
Windpompfees Kom geniet die Fees op 1 - 3 Mei in Euphoria Golf Estate en Hydro Landgoed. Vir meer inligting besoek die webtuiste: www.naboomwindpompfees.co.za
Support Group The Tzaneen Depression and Anxiety Support Group meet the � rst and third Saturday mornings of each month, 09:00, Macadamia Community Centre. Enquiries: Denise on 0722871022 or Colleen on 0834567970.
Herofi eld aanddiens Sondae 18:00, Adshadestraat 48, Tzaneen. HannesSteyn by 082 309 8335 of [email protected].
Bring en braai Alle alleenlopers (manlik en vroulik) tussen 40 en 100 wat nog lief is vir ‘n lekker kuiertjie saam met vriende, kom geniet ‘n bring en braai more 1 Februarie om 18:00. Skakel 083 453 3250 vir meer besonderhede.
Roanne’s Art Fun Art classes will be held at Paint Pot on 14 January to 25 March every Monday and Tuesday from 14:30 or 16:00 at R75 per person. Call 072 806 2028.
Shamu SC and Last Chance Gala To take place on 15 February at the Unicorn Preparatory School in Tzaneen. Call the school on 015 307 2840.
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Toptientoer: Vanjaar se gr 6- en gr 7-topvyf-leerlinge van die Laerskool Duiwelskloof het uitgeblink in akademie. Die toptietoer-leerlinge is voor: gr 6: Danelle Nortje, Maryke Basson, Khutso Mohlele, Judi Fleischman en Luandra Geldenhuys. Agter: gr 7: Lané Badenhorst,
Bianca Brummer, Anize Basson, Ruette Schoeman en Kesia Pohl.
Die Hoërskool Merensky het hul nuwe Agri-komitee gekies. Voor is Joseph Raspel, Wian Britz, Theo van der Merwe, JD le Grange en Ruurd Jacobs. Agter staan Anisca Croucamp, Alicia Prinsloo, Micaela Ball, Michelle Stevens, Jeandri van Wyk en
Laryn Prins.
Nuwe Agri-Merensky-komitee vir 2014
Ronel du Toit, Janie van Zyl, Jade Barnett en Donne
Oosthuizen.
Francois Smith
Thato Pheeha
Die Merensky-leerlinge wat deurgedring het na die nasionale ronde van die Afrikaans-Ek-spo, het hul sertifi kate onlangs ontvang.
Laryn Prins, ‘n gr 10-leerling, het goud in die kategorie JIP-rubriek ontvang Sy is ook gekies as ‘n nasionale wenner en ontvang ‘n sertifi kaat asook ‘n geskenk wat bestaan uit boeke, ‘n CD en ‘n lapelwapen.
In die kategorie skryfk uns; verhalende opstel het die volgende leerlinge almal goud gekry: Elmie Human, Marlu Mc Lean, Mikhé Coetz ee en Waldo Strauss. In die kategorie Visuele voorstelling – Tekenkuns het Laryn Prins ‘n silwer sertifi kaat ontvang.
In die kategorie: Advertensies het Alicia Grobler, Marlu Mc Lean en Stefan Pretorius silwer sertifi kate ontvang. Anri Janse van Rensburg het ‘n brons sertifi kaat gekry.
Die studenteraad en gr 12-leerlinge van die Hoërskool Ben Vorster wilhierdie-jaarbetrokkeraak by verskeieorganisa-sies. ‘nGroepgewilligeleerders het die inisiatiefgeneem en vroeg in die jaar ‘n projekaantepak.
MeElma Pohl, wat die welwillend-heidportefeulje op die SR beklee, het gereëldat ‘n groepleerdlinge die plaas-like DBV se hokkegaanverf. Die seuns het ook die gras op die terreingesny. Hullebedankvir Jack’s Paint wat die ver-fgeskenk het.
Emma van der Walt saam met haar boetie Ryan.
Kobus en sy sussie Wilmari Hartzenberg.
Anri Janse van Rensburg, Elmie Human, Alicia Grobler, Marlu Mc Lean en Stefan Pretorius.
Plasies ontvang sertifi kate by ekspo
Tradisionele besemsokkie groot suksesMerensky se gr 8’s het weereens bewys hul is geen verlepte muurblomme nie. ‘n Besem, mop en selfs ‘n hark hier en daar word tradisioneel op die eerste aand van die skoolkwartaal as metgesel opgetooi , in pragtige rokkies, kruisbande en allerlei blinkgoed.
Vossies skop af met diens
Voor: Ockert Maritz, Bettina Nel, Bennie Naudé, Willie Loots, Wessel Pretorius, Eben Roos en agter is Tertius Venter, Mau-ritz Pohl, AyantaRoets, Christie Ann Dreyer, ShonnyThuketane, Elma Pohl en El-Louise
van der Merwe.
DubbeldosisDie Laerskool Tzaneen spog vanjaar met twee stelle gr 1-tweelinge wat hul skoolloopbaan afskop. Die kleintjies lyk heel gretig om hul lessies te leer en het al klaar maatjies gemaak.
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NUWE PERSEEL AGTER WENKEMVerska�ers van staalpyp, pvc pyp, pyplasse,
Aansoeke word ingewag vir ‘n gekwalifiseerde ambagsman (Trekker- of Dieselwerktuigkundige) wat verantwoordelik sal wees vir die herstel en instandhouding van veral trekkers maar ook ander voertuie soos vragmotors en bakkies wat op ’n tamatie produksie eenheid gebruik word. Ander herstelwerk aan implemente en toerusting moet ook gedoen word.
Die suksesvolle kandidaat sal bystand diens en nood herstelwerk verrig, wersplekdissipline en standaarde handhaaf, beroepsgesondheid en -veiligheid toepas en werkskaarte en tydstate voltooi.
Aansoekers moet ‘n gekwalifiseerde Trekker - of Dieselwerktuigkundige wees wat oor bewese praktiese ondervinding en oor ten minste 5 jaar spesialis kennis beskik in die herstel en instandhouding van implemente en Trekkers (Massey Ferguson, John Deere, SAME en Landini)
Kandidate moet selfstandig en onafhanklik, maar ook in spanverband kan werk. Hulle moet oor goeie kommunikasie- en leier-skapvaardighede beskik en ten minste ’n geldige voertuiglisensie hê.
Die Maatskappy bied ‘n markverwante vergoedingspakket aan. Die pos is in ‘n plattelandse omgewing en huisvesting word voorsien.
Stuur asseblief u CV per faks na 086 608 4824 vir aandag ; Retha Botha of per e-pos na [email protected]
Navrae kan gerig word aan Johan du Plessis by 083 676 0390of George Roux by 083 791 2442
Sluitingsdatum: 12 Februarie 2014Ons webtuiste: www.zz2.co.za
Due to expansion in our business we are looking to employ a number of clerks for our Underwriting, Claims, Quotation and Renewal teams.
The successful incumbents should have the following basic requirements:
Matric
Fluency in English and Afrikaans
Computer Literacy
Preference will be given to incumbents with...
Previous Short Term Experience
Relevant Credits & RE
KPA’s (include but are not limited to)
Commercial amendments
Vehicle amendments
Insurance Renewals
General Short - Term Admin Related duties
Claims Registration
New Business Quotes
FAX CV’s to: 086 670 6536 - Attention Cindy Butler, by no later than7 February 2014 Kindly note that only shortlisted candidates will be contacted
ADMINISTRATION CLERKS WANTED!!
FSP 11184, 10 Windsor Street, Tzaneen
VACANCY
Contact Jaco:082 564 9988
Delta Blue Plant Hire in Louis
Trichardt requires a qualified diesel
mechanic with heavy duty experience, preferably
also with hydraulic experience.
Job Seeker / Vacancies
DomesticDriverAdmin
My name is Lonia Moagi I am looking for a admin work I can speak English I have 2 years experience in admin clerk and six months experi-ence as a sales representative in Avbob Funeral Services. I have grade 12 (ref: Je� rey Lebea 079 725 6571) contact me on 071 792 8864 (2)________________________________
I am looking for a job as a ad-min job, I have grade 12, ba-sic ambulance assistance and I am registered with HPCSA, I have experience in admin for six months B.A.A for one year (ref: S. Bodirwa 083 171 2082) contact me Maenetja Ngoako on 079 725 6571 (1)________________________________
My name is Moore Tinah Makwela I am looking for a cashier or shop assistance, of-� ce cleaner or tea lady; I have 6 years experience contact me on 073 760 5494 (2)________________________________
My name is David Masetla I am looking for driver work I understand Afrikaans, code 14 -10 contact me on 082 635 8549 (1) _______________________________
My name is Phillip Motsayi I am looking for a driver job I have code 10 I have grade 11 and 2 years experience I speak English contact me on 076 699 5404
My name is Maenetja Mone-ka I am looking for domestic work I can speak English I have 2 years experience (ref: Mrs De Beer 079517 2213) contact me on 071 734 6240 (5) _______________________________
My name is Jane Ramalotela I am looking for domestic work or general work I can speak Afrikaans contact me on 079 210 6533 (7) _______________________________
My name is Margret Mohale I am looking for job as domes-tic worker, o� ce cleaner, tea lady or general worker; I have 3 years experience sleep out contact me on 079 169 7404 (8) _______________________________
My name is Annah Maphosa I am looking for a domestic work; I can speak Afrikaans and can look after children contact me on 078 037 3075
My name is Joyce Maloleke I am looking for general work or o� ce cleaner, I have a cleaning certi� cate. I can speak English contact me on 076 749 0804 (10) ______________________________
My name is Asnat Mashaba I am looking for a domestic work I can speak English, I have 2 years experience con-tact me on 074 757 4990
(11) ______________________________
My name is Lebepe Emmah I am looking for a domestic work or general work, I can speak English, I have 2 years experience I have grade 10 contact me on 071 630 3215 (12) ______________________________
My name is Malobadihlare Thapelo I am looking for a domestic work I can speak English, I have grade 11 con-tact me on 074 763 0431 (13) ______________________________
My name is Veleminah Let-soalo I am looking for a
domestic work I can speak Afrikaans, I will look after chil-dren sleep in or out contact me on 082 587 4231(14)_____________________________
My name is Dorcass Mangena I am looking for a domestic work or cleaner I can speak English, sleep out contact me on 073 466 3189 (15)______________________________
My name is Malemela Rosalia I am looking for a domestic job or general work I can speak English and I also can look after children sleep out I have 3 years experience (ref Caroline Deslar 073 299 0716) contact me on 073 591 2303 (16) ______________________________
My name is Khoza Nosta I am looking for a domestic work I can speak English and I can also look after children I have 8 years experience (ref: Dr Risiva 082 449 0340) contact me on 071 496 5858 (17) ______________________________
My name is Joyce Maluleke I am looking for a job cleaning; I have a certi� cate of clean-ing. Any house care or shop-ping mall contact met on 076 749 0804 (18) ______________________________
My name is Martha Ntlemo I am looking for a domestic work or general work I can speak English, I have 3 years experience (ref Cate Coppen 076 318 4839) contact me on 083 861 7120 (19) ______________________________
My name is Maria Maladji I am looking for a domestic work I can speak Afrikaans and I can look after children I have 1 year experience (ref Jaunita 079 971 8713) con-tact me on 079 079 0141 (20) ______________________________
My name is Flora M. Nk-
wambana I am looking for a domestic work I can look after children, cook I can un-derstand and speak Afrikaans sleep out or in, 5 or 6 days a week contact met on 083 712 0551 (21) ______________________________
My name is Jane Maladji I am looking for a domestic work I can also look after chil-dren and I can cook and I can speak Afrikaans I have � ve years experience contact me on 072 344 7776 (22) ______________________________
My name is Emmelly Modipa I am looking for a domestic work I can speak English and I can also look after children I have 3 years experience con-tact me on 079 378 92 64 (23) ______________________________
My name is Sylvia Ratjatji I am looking for a domestic work or o� ce cleaner contact me on 072 226 8293 (24) ______________________________
My name is Annah Manganye I am looking for domestic work in town I have 5 years experience I am a hard work-er and trustworthy contact me on 076 054 1659 (25) ______________________________
My naam is Agnes Lilily May-imele ek is opsoek na hu-ishoudelike werk, ek kan kinders oppas en oumense, ek praat en verstaan Afri-kaans, maandag tot vrydag en slaap uit skakel my op 082 435 9791 (26) ______________________________
My name is Malemela Wel-hemina I am looking for a do-mestic work or general work I can look after children I speak English I have 3 years experi-ence contact me on 079 744 5529 (27)______________________________
My name is Malita Mokati I am looking for a domestic
work, cleaning o� ces or any general work, I speak English, sleep out, 5 days a week con-tact me on 082 695 1163 (28) ______________________________
My name is Rachel Khalonga I am looking for a domestic work, I can cook and bake, look after children Monday – Friday full time sleep out I speak English and Afrikaans contact me on 082 796 7035 (29)______________________________
General
My name is Victor Mongwe I am looking for any general work I have grade 11 and I can speak English contact me on 071 554 2709 (3) _______________________________
My name is Prince Hobyana is am looking for a general work I can speak English I have grade 12 and drivers li-cence code 10 and have basic Ambulance Assistant contact me on 078 191 4682 (4) _______________________________
My name is Paulinah M. Mak-wala I am looking for any general, cleaning or domestic work, I can speak English 5 or 6 days a week sleep out con-tact me on 076 157 8806 (5) _______________________________
My name is Norah Mbalati I am looking for a general or domestic work or Shop As-sistant, I can speak English, I have 3 years experience in Peppa-dew Nkowankowa company contact me on 076 041 9406 (6) _______________________________
My name is Jenifer Mbhalati I am looking for a shop assis-tant or cleaning work I have grade 12 I can speak English I have 1 year experience at Tzamac contact me on 076 908 2715 (7) _______________________________
My name is Mucheti ma-chatami I am looking for any general work I can speak English I have work on a farm with chickens I have a work permit contact me on 078 090 7185(8) _______________________________
My name is Johannes Shai I am looking for work I can do paving, plumbing, painting and waterproo� ng contact me on 071 312 2727 (9) _______________________________
My name is Micheal Seroto I am looking for any general work I can make cabinets I have a certi� cate I can speak English contact me on 073 036 5792 (10) ______________________________
My name is Rubben Mashale I am looking for a job tailoring, I have a certi� cate or any oth-er general work painting ect. Contact me on 083 370 5248 (11) ______________________________
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omgewing. GEEN KINDERS EN DIERE NIE.
LegalsGENERAL NOTICE OF 2013
REMOVAL OF RESTRICTIONS ACT, 1967 (ACT 84 0F 1967)
(1) THE AMENDMENT, SUSPENSION OR REMOVAL OF THE CONDITIONS OF TITLE OF PORTIONS 17 TO 19, 21 TO 26 AND 29 TO 42 OF PORTION 2 OF ERF 3192 PHALABORWA EXTENSION 7, AND;(2) THE AMENDMENT OF THE BA-PHALABORWA LAND USE MANAGEMENT SCHEME, 2008.AMENDMENT SCHEME 33It is hereby noti� ed that application has been made in terms of section 3(1) of the Removal of Restrictions Act, 1967 (Act 84 of 1967) by the � rm Omniplan CC for:The amendment, suspension or removal of the certain conditions in Title Deed T65233/2007 to utilise the properties for institutional purposes; and(2) The simultaneous amendment of the Ba-Phalaborwa Land Use Management Scheme, 2008 to amend the existing zoning of Portions 17 to 19, 21 to 26 and 29 to 42 of Portion 2 of Erf 3192, Phalaborwa X7 from “Residential 1” to “Institution”.
The application and the relevant documents are open for inspection at the o� ce of the Deputy Director-General, Limpopo Province: Department of Co-Operative Governance, Human Settlements and Traditional A� airs (CoGHSTA), Hensa Towers Building, Rabe Street, Polokwane and at the o� ce of the Development Planning Department Ba-Phalaborwa Municipality, Pick & Pay Centre Phalaborwa until 21 February 2014.
Objections to the application may be lodged in writing with the Deputy Director-General, Limpopo Province: Department of CoGHSTA at the above address or Private Bag X 9485, Polokwane, 0700, on or before 21 February 2014 and shall reach this o� ce not later than 14:00 on the said date.
Address of authorised agent: Omniplan CC Town & Regional Planners, Po Box 2071 Tzaneen 0850. Tel No. 015 307 1041 / 082 786 9904. E-mail: [email protected] Reference: J019.Jan501____________________________
KENNISGEWING VAN 2013WET OP OPHEFFING VAN BEPERKINGS, 1967 (WET 84 VAN 1967)(1) DIE WYSIGING,
OPSKORTING OF OPHEFFING VAN DIE TITELVOORWAARDES VAN GEDEELTES 17 TOT 19, 21 TOT 26 EN 29 TOT 42 VAN GEDEELTE 2 VAN ERF 3192 PHALABORWA UITBREIDING 7; EN(2) DIE WYSIGING VAN DIE BA-PHALABORWA GRONDGEBRUIKS BEHEERSKEMA, 2008.WYSIGINGSKEMA 33Hiermee word bekend gemaak dat ingevolge die bepaling van artikel 3(1) van die Wet op Ophe� ng van Beperkings, 1967 (Wet 84 van 1967), aansoek gedoen is deur die � rma Omniplan CC vir:(1) Die wysiging, opskorting of ophe� ng van die sekere titelvoorwaardes in titelakte T65233/2007 ten einde die eiendomme vir die doeleindes van ‘n “Inrigting” te gebruik; en(2) Die gelyktydige wysiging van die Ba-Phalaborwa Grondgebruiks Beheerskema, 2008 deur die hersonering van Gedeeltes 17 tot 19, 21 tot 26 en 29 tot 42 van Gedeelte 2 van Erf 3192 Phalaborwa X7 van “Residensieel 1” na “Inrigting”.
Besonderhede van die aansoek lê ter insae gedurende gewone kantoor ure by die kantoor van die Adjunk Direkteur-Generaal, Limpopo Provinsie: Departement van Samewerkende Regering, Menslike Nedersettings en Tradisionele Sake (CoGHSTA), Hensa Towers gebou, Rabe straat, Polokwane en in die kantoor van die Direktoraat: Ontwikkelingsbeplanning, Ba-Phalaborwa Munisipaliteit, Pick & Pay sentrum Phalaborwa tot 21 Februarie 2014.
Besware teen die aansoek kan voor of op 21 Februarie 2014 skriftelik by die Adjunk Direkteur-Generaal, Limpopo Provinsie: Departement CoGHSTA by bovermelde adres of Privaatsak X9485, Polokwane, 0700, ingedien word en moet die kantoor nie later as 14:00 op genoemde datum bereik nie.
Adres van gemagtigde agent: Omniplan CC Stads- en Streekbeplanners, Posbus 2071 Tzaneen 0850. Tel No. 015 307 1041 / 082 786 9904. E-pos: [email protected] Verwysing: J019Jan502____________________________
LIQUIDATION AND DISTRIBUTION ACCOUNT
IN DECEASED ESTATE LYING FOR INSPECTION
In terms of Section 35 (5) of Act 66 of 1965 notice is
hereby given that copies of the liquidation and distribution account (� rst and � nal) in the estate speci� ed below will be open for the inspection of all persons with interest therein for a period of 21 days from the date of publication hereof, and at the o� ces of the Master in Polokwane and the Magistrate’s o� ce in Ritavi. Should no objection thereto be lodged with the Master concerned during the speci� ed period, the executors will proceed to make payment in accordance with the account.
Registration Number of Estate: 2889/2010Surname: MAKGOBAName: MAROPENG PIETIdentity Number: 6012155514085Married in community of property to Khensani Rina MakgobaLast address: 1746 Nkowankowa-B
In terms of Section 35 (5) of Act 66 of 1965 notice is hereby given that copies of the liquidation and distribution account (� rst and � nal) in the estate speci� ed below will be open for the inspection of all persons with interest therein for a period of 21 days from the date of publication hereof, and at the o� ces of the Master in Polokwane and the Magistrate’s o� ce in Giyani. Should no objection thereto be lodged with the Master concerned during the speci� ed period, the executors will proceed to make payment in accordance with the account.
Registration Number of Estate: 6194/2013Surname: HLONGWANEName: KHALAMULA HANNESIdentity Number: 3511015246088MARRIED IN COMMUNITY OF PROPERTY TO: MARYJANE TSHIFHIWALast address: HOUSE 100D2 GIYANI
AUCTIONPURSUANT to a judgment by the magistrate TZANEEN granted on 26 OCTOBER 2009 the under mentioned goods will be sold at 11:00 on 21 FEBRUARY 2014 by public auction to be held at THE MAGISTRATE BOLOBEDU OFFICE AT GA-KGAPANE, by the sheri� for the Magistrates Court to the highest bidder for cash, namely:1 X 2 DEEP FREEZER1 X ALL STOCK IN TRADE
1.This sale is a sale in execution pursuant to a judgement obtained in the above honourable court.2. The rule of the auction is available 24 hour prior to the auction at the Sheri� , 1B Peace street, Tzaneen.3. Registration as a buyer is a pre-requisite subject to a speci� c conditions, inter alia.4. Directive of the Consumer Protection Act 68 of 2008; (Url http://www.info.gov.za/view/download� leaction?id-99961).5. FICA legislation i.r.o. proof of identify and address particulars; payment of registration deposit of R500.00 in cash.6. The o� ce of the Sheri� will conduct the sale with the auctioneers being Mr. N.B. Segwana.7. Goods will be sold for cash only to the highest bidder or sold subject to con� rmation as per the Consumer Protection Act upon instructions from the execution creditor.
SIGNED AT TZANEEN on the 22nd day of JANUARY 2014
(sgd) S J VAN RENSBURGATTORNEYS FOR EXECUTION CREDITORSTEPHAN VAN RENSBURG ATTORNEYSRENCOLE RIDGE BUILDING11 LOOP STREETPO BOX 720TZANEENTel: 015 307 4458 Fax: 015 307 1253Email: [email protected]: WS0087/ar/ABJan505____________________________
Maandelikse R2 500dep. R2 000
Beskikbaar 1 Januarie 2014Kontak Christa: 078 686 8331 of 015 307 3370.
Jan504____________________________
Luukse 2 Slaapkamer Tuinwoonstel. Grootste in Tzaneen – kom kyk gerus. Woonkamer/eetkamer, 2 groot slaapkamers, goed toegeruste kombuis, ruim
badkamer. Parkering binne veilige pallisade omheining.R4 300 per maand, water en
ligte ingesluit. Skakel
082 313 6117 en kom kyk.
Jan505___________________________
2 Slaapkamer woonstel beskikbaar einde Januarie. Dubbel garage, veilige erf,
R4000.00 water en ligte uitgelsuit.
Sleutel deposito vooruit betaalbaar. Kontak
Marthinus by 082 805 6167
Jan506____________________________
Twee slaapkamer woonstel te huur te Lushof plotte
5km buite die dorp. Veilige omgewing.
Onmiddelik beskikbaar. Aparte opwas & motorafdak.
R4000.00 plus koopkragKontak
082 885 3115Jan507____________________________
Domestic General
Job Seeker / Vacancies
My name is Julia Makhuvele I am looking for a domestic work, I have 7 years experi-ence, I can speak Afrikaans and I can also look after children, sleep out contact me on 081 850 3328 (130) _____________________________
My name is Mmanakape Monyela I am looking for a domestic work I speak sepedi and I can also look after chil-dren, sleep out contact me on 073 670 8216 (131) _____________________________
My name is Modjadji Ra-matsoma I am looking for a domestic work, sleep out 5 days a week or 3 days, I can speak English contact me on 084 615 1978 (132) _____________________________
My name is Maria Pudikabe-kwa I am looking for a do-mestic work, sleep out, 3 or 5 days a week, speak Afrikaans understand English contact me on 082 4333 633 (133) _____________________________
My name is Prosper Ma-chenjera I am looking for a general job, garden services I speak English sleep in or out I have 2 years experience contact me on 073 5225 729 (134) _____________________________
My name is Edwina Mokgata I am looking for domestic work, o� ce cleaner and I can look after children, I have 2 years experience, I speak English contact me on 073 255 0322 (135) _____________________________
My name is Janetth Khosa I am looking for a job as a domestic worker, full time or 3 days a week I can speak
English and Afrikaans con-tact me on 071 8183 375(136) _____________________________
My name is Lekota Maria Raburabu I am looking for a general job, domestic work, cleaning o� ces 5 days a week sleep out I can speak English contact me on 073 941 8505 (137) _____________________________
My name is Maria Goodness Shai I am looking for a general job, domestic work, cleaning o� ces, 5 days a week sleep out I can speak English contact me on 073 400 5169 (138) _____________________________
I am Mapula I am looking for a domestic work, sewing, catering, decoration, cooking contact me on 073 492 3940 (139) _____________________________
I am Rosinah Ramodike I am looking for a domestic work or o� ce cleaner, I can speak Afrikaans I have 8 years experience as a o� ce cleaner(ref Mr Johan Hibbert (man-ager) 076 255 9780) contact me on 082 597 7973 (141) _____________________________
My name is Ellen Bvuma I am looking for a domestic work I speak English , sleep in or out, I have � ve years experience contact me on 076 153 2269 (142) _____________________________
Janeth Khosa is my name I am looking for a domestic work full time or 3 days I can speak English and Afrikaans, have many years experience contact me on 071 8381 375 (143 _____________________________
My name is Dalton Rasealoka I am looking for a general work or driver, mechanical have 5 years experience in it at TATA company i can speak Afrikaans (ref Hendrick 082 802 3815) contact my op 078 190 0322 (44)______________________________
My name Manama Ruth Mapaila I am looking for a general Assistance work (ref Sugarloaf, Spar Duiwelsk-loof ), cleaning, domestic contact me on 073 656 2024 (45) ______________________________
My name is Vinolia Sthekge I am looking for a general work, I have grade 12, I can speak English contact me on 078 4363 299 (46) ______________________________
My name is Branda Malatji I am looking for a general work, o� ce cleaner, cashier, I can speak English, work experience Magic Build Tzaneen 4 years experience contact me on 072 552 9581 (47) ______________________________
My name is Maria Maake I am looking for a general work, o� ce cleaner, cashier, I can speak English, work experience Tzaneen spar (ref Solly Masetla 015 307 1207 contact me on 071 809 0146 or 071 794 9577(48) ______________________________
My name is Sophy Makola I am looking for a administra-tion, clerk or general work I have a lever 4 ABET, I speak English contact me on 072 954 2768 (49) ______________________________
Gladys Seale is my name I am looking for a general work,
security work have grade E.D.C., have lever 4 ABET. I can speak English have 2 years experience in cleaning contact me on 071 154 4856 (50) ______________________________
Petrus Mathebula I am looking for a general work, garden service. I can speak English contact me on 072 717 4805 (51) ______________________________
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vang binne 7 dae na sluiting nie kan aangeneem word
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Merensky’s athletic team travelled to White River to participate in a friendly meeting at Rob Ferreira High School. The Plasies took centre stage by winning 38 items and reaping 105 medals.
Top honours went to Lily Pohl (junior victrix ludorum) and Phillemon Mabidilala (senior victor ludorum).
Four Rob Ferreira records were broken by the Plasies: Kelsey-Ann Mostert bett ered the u.17 girls javelin record with more than seven metres (throwing 41,86 m), Melissa Steenkamp, shotput girls u.17, shatt ered the old record with 12,01 m, Nhlalu Rikhotso, high jump boys u.19, broke the old record of
1,87 m with a jump of 1,9 m and Phillemon Mabidilala broke the record for the 110 m hurdles boys u.17 with a time of 14,73.
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Eight of Merensky’s archers partook in the Northern Gau-teng Indoor Championships in Pretoria. Excellent results were obtained, with Renard Botha shooting a national qual-ifi er and Chané Kleynhans a Limpopo qualifi er.
The club’s organiser, Mr Ockert le Roux, said the club is not exclusively for Merensky pupils and parents — anybody in-terested in this sport can contact him on 082 566 1015.
Vossie-atlete het die nuwe atletiekseisoen by ‘n vriendskaplike by-eenkoms in die UJ-stadion in Johannesburg weggespring. Atlete van die Hoërskool Ben Vorster, die Hoërskool Bastion, Potchef-stroom Volkskool en Benoni High School het deelgeneem. Die Vossies het die medaljes ingeryg: 56 goud, 42 silwer en 46 brons.
Die volgende atlete het goue medaljes verower: Lara Schutt e (3), Carmen Schutt e (2), Sonet Rall (2), Miha de Jager (2), Deidre Vil-joen (3), Inge Janse van Rensburg (2), Marli Burger (3), Khanyisa Chawane (2), Molemo Lehlogonlolo (2), Tshepiso Mahasha (3), Floyd Ledwaba (2), Sven van Niekerk (2), Niaan Taljaard (3), wat ook goeie Absa-tabelpunte in gewigstoot en diskus gekry het.
The six chirpy cheerleaders of Merensky’s inter high singing team are Rean Venter, Jezza-Rae Larson, Nene Ngobeni, Simone Schoeman, Dimpho Shai and Juane Matthee. They are busy to prepare for this
year’s inter high to be held at Merensky.
Joan Nel van die Laer-skool Duiwelskloof het onlangs saam met die o.14-atlete van Meren-sky by Rob Ferreira aan ‘n vriendskaplike atle-tiekbyeenkoms deelge-neem. Sy het die spies-gooi gewen en derde met
die werpskyf gekom.
Five star archery club
Vossies spring goed weg
Plasie athletes excel at Rob Ferreira
Beneche Jackson (silver), Chane Kleynhans (gold), Renard Bo-tha (bronze) and Ricus Warmenhoven (bronze).
K e l s e y - A n n Mostert broke the javelin record with
41,73 m.
Lilly Pohl
Phillemon Madibilala.Melissa Steenkamp.
LINKS: Voor sit Molepo Lehlogonlolo en agter is Niaan Taljaard, Thepiso Mahasha en Floyd Ledwaba. Afwesig: Sven van Niekerk.
REGS: Voor sit Sonet Rall, Carmen Schutte en Deidre Viljoen en agter staan Miha de Jager, Inge Janse van Rensburg, Khanyisa Chawane en Marli Burger. Afwesig: Lara Schutte.
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Standford Lake College held its inter house where they awarded the Victor and Victrix Ludorums. They winners were: Junior Victor Ludorum — Mfuma Mongwe; Junior Victrix Ludorum — Reece Bain; Victor Ludorum (Shared) — Alex Revelas and Graeme Harty; Victrix Ludorum — Jesica
Mayes.
Giyani Hot Spurs looks set to climb some steps up the ladder to posi-tion three in the SAFA Second Division League, after a 1-0 win over the weekend against Joe Express FC. The win on Saturday at Giya-ni stadium was the second in row for Spurs, after winning 4-0 on Wednesday against Rospa United.
Now playing under a new coach, Funny Bilankulu, the Spurs seem to have the right combination of players to reach its dream of repre-senting the community of Giyani at national fi rst division and later the province at premiership level.
Asked about the team’s outstanding performance on Saturday, Bilankulu said the trick lied in gett ing to know and understand the players’ needs fi rst, in order to get them to play as a united team. “I try to meet them halfway by learning to understand their needs and grievances,” he said, adding that “happy players guarantee good team performance.”
With a game in hand, Spurs are well placed to move further to the top position in the league — provided that they sustain their current form and win their next game.
Meanwhile, Joe Express FC’s coach Edwin Rampedi blames his team’s loss on the lack of commitment from his side, saying they were not playing at their best. “The game was tough but if we had done our homework and played as a united team, we could have won,” he said. His team was in position four before the Saturday match.
Twaalf swemmers van die Vossies is gekies vir die Limpopo-span wat aan die interprovinsiale gala in Polokwane gaan deelneem. Hulle is: Deané Toerien (o.14), Lara Oosthuizen (o.14), Vanessa van Rooyen (o.15), Miha de Jager (o.15), Gretchen Bekker (o.16), Nadine Engelbrecht (o.19), Rhyno du Plessis (o.14), Hanaczeck Kruger (o.15), Juan Cloete (o.16), Herman de Villiers (o.19), Ockert Maritz (o.19) en Heinrich Steenkamp (o.19).
Jong Nic de Beer se beker was aan die einde van verlede jaar by die prysuitdeling van Tzaneen Judoklub nie beskikbaar nie. Dit is nou aan hom oorhandig. Hy het die beker verdien as die junior wat die beste vordering gemaak het. Hier is hy saam met
sensei Ivan Steyn.
Teen dié tyd besef Oubal se paar aanhangers seker dat hy ‘n man van vaste beginsels is; gatvas, soos Oubal se treindrywer-oom so graag gesê het, is Oubal egter nie. Oubal dink, praat en skryf nie sokker nie, maar soms is die verleiding net te groot!
‘Tja, daar basuin die GAD* dit toe verlede week op die voorblad uit, hoe ons agbare minister van sport, Fikile Mbalula, die Bafana Bafana uitgekryt het oor hul powere vertoning. Oorlede koning Dingaan se gevleuelde woorde, “Bulalani Abathakhathi”, was Eine Kleine Nachtmusik in vergelyking!
‘n Nutt elose klomp swakkelinge, sê die agbare Bulalani in ‘n openbare opFikileng waarop oorlede PW besonder trots sou gewees het. Dit verbaas Oubal nogal dat dit die minister en sy trawante in die Parlementêre Portefeuljekomitee vir Sport so lank geneem het om onder dié besef te kom!
Die Bafana se deelname aan 2010 se wêreldbeker het geskied op die rug van ons
status as gasheerland en het absoluut niks met verdienste uit te waai gehad nie. Daardie status is gekoop met belastinggeld, in die vorm van wit-olifant stadions en ‘n Gauteng-padnetwerk waarvoor e-tolbloed nou uit ‘n klip getap word!
Jaar na jaar moet die owerstes van die Nr 1-krieketspan en die Nr 2-rakbiespan in die wêreld soos stout skoolseuns op die mat van die portefeuljekomitee gaan staan en pleit en verduidelik oor hoekom dit so lank neem vir hul spanne om reggestel te word. Die 54 ste sokkerspan in die wêreld (Oubal sien julle het vordering gemaak!) daarenteen, het tot hede in die gees van beregtiging skotvry daarvan afgekom!
‘Tja, vir twintig jaar was sokker onaantasbaar in terme van politieke inmenging, want die sport ís mos getransformeer, maar nou pluk julle die suur vrugte van die bitt er saad wat julle saai. Oubal dink ‘n mens noem dit karma, hoogedele, en soos Oubal se oom gesê het, karma is ‘n bliksem!
Miskien moet julle ‘n slag vir “sokker” vra wat húlle doen om die sport op grondvlak te bevorder (nie dat Oubal enigsins omgee nie!), dan sal julle dalk agterkom dat ontwikkeling nie in die hande van ‘n sportsoort se owerstes is nie. Daardie eer kom ouers, onderwysers en ander toegewydes toe, wat nie bakhand staan vir gunste en gawes vanuit owerheidsweë nie!
…......................................................Die sportblad van dieselfde Bulalani-
uitgawe van die GAD het sy eie stukkie pret opgelewer, toe daar vermeld is dat die nuwe grootbaas van sokker, Danny Jordaan, aangekondig het dat daar ‘n regruk-aksie vir sokker op hande is. Onder meer sal daar
gekyk word na ‘n naamsverandering vir Bafana Bafana, sê neef Danny.
Dit het Oubal laat dink aan die vroeë jare van ons demokratiese republiek, toe die premier van die destydse PWV-gebied, Tokyo Sexwale, vir Mnr Benny Alexander aangestel het om ‘n naamsverandering vir die provinsie te ondersoek. Toe gaan staan en verander Mnr Alexander sy eie naam na Khoisan X — praat van ‘n opdrag misverstaan!
‘Tja, Danny, Oubal hoop nie jy word Khoisan Y nie! Buitendien het ons mos nou al op plekke soos Makhado, Tlokwe, en eMalahleni gesien dat ‘n naamsverandering nie slaggate laat verdwyn nie.
Julle gaan Fikile regkry sonder ‘n hartsverandering, sê Oubal!
* Grootste Afi kaanse Dagblad…......................................................
“Never throughout history has a man who lived a life of ease left a name worth remembering.” — Theodore Roosevelt
Mo(k)er hulle!
Vossies vir Limpopo
Bo: Heinrich Steenkamp, Herman de Villiers, en Juan Cloete. Onder: Rhyno du Plessis en Bossie
Hanaczeck Kruger en Ockert Maritz .
Kelsey-Ann Mostert from Merensky bettered the u.17 girls javelin record at an athletics friendly at Rob Ferreira High
school with more than seven metres (throwing 41,86 m).
Alex
Bo: Miha de Jager, Lara Oosthuizen en Deané Toerien en onder is Vanessa van Rooyen, Nadine Engelbrecht
en Gretchen Bekker.
One more for Hot Spurs
Giyani Hot Spurs goalkeeper Shikombiso Nghonyama gets ready to block a shot from Joe Express FC’s striker Noko Mashudu [in white jersey], while Spurs defender Vutivi Mabunda, on the right, runs to
