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Two young boys from Mun-zhedzi village, aged 15 and 10, drowned in a stream about 5km from Vleifontein on Thursday.

Mbuelo Thovhakale (15) was a Grade 10 pupil at Tshiawelo Secondary School, and Dembe Maliboho (10) was in Grade 4 at Nthabalala Primary.

The two and another friend went into the water as it was extremely hot. The two boys then ventured deeper into the water, while their friend was still on the bank of the stream. According to him, he suddenly realised that they were in trou-ble. He couldn’t rescue them as the water was too deep and very murky. The boy then ran to inform his parents and other

community members and they immediately called the police. When the police and members of the community arrived at the scene, it was already dark and they couln’t locate the bodies of the two boys. Community members and the family slept at the stream until the police divers arrived the following day.

When the divers arrived at the scene, they could do little more than retrieve the bodies. Ms Alvinah Thovhakale, mother of Mbuelo, told Limpopo Mir-ror that she her son was a hard worker and wanted to become a lawyer. “We are grieving for the death of our children, but we were saddened by the fact that their bodies could not be found immediately.”

The local traditional leader of Munzhedzi, Mr Simon Rambau,

expressed his condolences to the two families and warned children to avoid playing next to rivers and dams. He called upon all parents to watch out when their children are playing, especially when it is near water.

The spokesperson of the Makhado Police, Const Irene Radzilani, said that the police had opened an inquest docket. She also appealed to parents to take care of their children and for children to avoid playing in rivers and dams or to swim without the supervision of older people. She said the police were investigating the drowning incident.

The two boys will be buried during a combined funeral at the Nthabalala cemetery tomorrow (Saturday). The funeral will take place at 06:00.

The Luvuvhu River in the Vuwani area is noto-riously known for vicious killer crocodiles and many lives have been lost at the river. In recent years, however, this changed and the river has become a drowning area for swimmers.

As the hot summer heat takes its toll, parents and families at Hanesengani in Vuwani who live along the banks of the river are in a state of fear and panic. At one of the spots at the river as many as four people have drowned in recent times.

In the most recent incident, a 19-year-old Grade 9 pupil at Tshipakoni Secondary School at Tshino village drowned while swimming and cooling off from the scorching heat.

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A police diver retrieves a body from the stream.

Mbuelo Thovhakale (15).

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trying whatever we can to stop children from swimming in that river, but we cannot always be there to guard them. We always talk about water safety in our meetings, but all our efforts seem to be in vain. We are appealing to parents to monitor their children’s movements all the time to avoid such tragedies,” he said.

Vuwani police spokesperson W/O Elijah Malatjie, who was also at the scene, said drown-ing at this time of the year had become a source for concern. “We experience many incidents of drowning at this time of the year and are ap-pealing to parents and the community to guard against children’s going to rivers when it is hot. Besides drowning, the Luvuvhu River is infested with big crocodiles that have killed many people from this community,” he said.

The MEC for Health, Dr Phophi Ramathuba (front), unveils the plaque at the official opening of the new Univen campus health clinic. She is assisted by Prof Peter Mbati and Cllr Lucy Mulaudzi.

The MEC for Health, Dr Phophi Ramathuba, said that young people must respect the infra-structure that was erected to help them.

“It is never a solution to destroy institutions like libraries or campuses, which were constructed to liberate our youth,” she added.

Ramathuba officially opened the new R16.5 million Univen campus health clinic, which will help to treat students and staff members and ren-der wellness services, HIV/Aids programmes and emergency services. She said the department would ensure that doctors and health personnel be avail-able 24 hours every day.The principal of Univen, Prof Peter Mbati, said the construction of the cam-pus health clinic had been funded through Univen’s investment in refurbishment and construction of new infrastructure projects, which included student residences, laboratories, and lecture halls.

He added that the university was proud of hand-ing over an all-encompassing new campus health clinic, where students, staff and the community could receive services.

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Successful youth conference at NancefieldThe bi-annual conference for the youth of the Venda-speak-ing Reformed Churches in the Vhembe region took place over the weekend of 2 to 5 October in Musina.

It was attended by more than 100 young church members from different churches. The venue was the newly built church build-ing of the Reformed Church Mu-sina Nancefield. Members of the congregations of Trans-Letaba, De Hoop, Middle Letaba, Sout-pansberg, Musina and Songozwi participated in the event.

According to observers, the

conference was hot in more than one way. The region was hit by a heat wave, but the enthusiasm of the young believers attending the conference may have even surpassed the extreme climate conditions.

The purpose of the event was to equip young people with Scripture to call other young people to believe in the Lord Je-sus Christ and become members of his church. A new organising committee was elected, with Br. Samuel Chuene from Musina as chairperson.

Musina Nancefield was also

the venue for a conference of sisters of these churches over the weekend of 8 to 10 May. At this occasion, the theme was God’s 10 principles for raising children as given in the first 10 chapters of Proverbs.

It was also announced that on 25 October, the new church building of the Reformed Church Musina Nancefield will be of-ficially inaugurated during a combined service with the Af-rikaans-speaking congregation in town. During the event, a cornerstone will be unveiled at the new building.

The new organising committee that was elected during the Youth Conference of the Reformed Churches at Musina Nancefield. From left to right are Ndamulelo Ramala, Vhaimahonarine Ndou, Keletso Mugwena, A Dakalo, Mulalo Masithalela, Tumiso Chuma, Thabelo Mulaudzi, Elekanuani Makungo, Edzani Mulaudzi and Samuel Chuene (the chairperson).

The spot where Mudau drowned in the Luvuvhu River.

By Elmon Tshikhudo

19-year-old drowns in Luvuvhu River

F i v e i n c i d e n t s of drownings were reported in Limpo-po province since Wednesday last week.

From page 1Derrick Mudau of Tshivhazwaulu was in the

company of friends when the incident happened.It took place last Thursday, around midday,

when the friends who were swimming noticed that Mudau had disappeared. The spot where he drowned is frequented by pupils during school holidays. News of Mudau’s drowning spread like wildfire, with curious onlookers from Tshivhazwaulu and all the neighbouring villages coming in their numbers. Within a very short space of time, the river bank was swarming with people who arrived at the scene.

Divers who were called to search for the body did not take long to locate the body. Mudau’s mother, who was also at the scene, cried uncontrollably after identifying the body as her son. Community leader Alex Ndou, a ward committee member responsible for safety and security and also a member of the Tshivhazwaulu traditional council, said the spot had claimed four lives in recent times. “We are

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The students were recruited from various communities and re-ceived free training af-ter being employed by the company. Eighty students received cer-tificates after complet-ing Level 2 to Level 5 courses. Mr Aubrey Rambau, regional man-ager of P&L Hardware, said that since 2003 the college had already trained more than 2 000 young people from var-ious communities and offered them jobs.

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A� er assisting several groups as backing vocalist, Joseph Bvuma of Nwaxinyamane and his group recently recorded their debut album, Nyumisa na Majika Volume 1.

He decided to start a solo career, and while desperately searching for people to assist him to have his music record-ed, Bvuma met well-known musician Obed Ngobeni and three little sisters. � ey then decided to form the group Nyumisa na Majika Sisters.

The album comprises eight songs,i n c l u d i n g M u r h i a s i n w i n i , P i t o r i ,

Mapu luhweni and ngarili. Bvuma said he started as a dancer and

backing vocalist for several artists and groups around Vhembe.

“My music doors were opened when I col-laborated with Obed Ngobeni and the group.” Because they have many things in common, it became very easy for them to rehearse and � nally release their debut album.

Bvuma says the group members come from di� erent villages around the Hlanganani area.

“Before recording our album, we per-formed at funerals, weddings and at com-

munity events to make sure that people were getting used to our music. � e bookings were over� owing and it proved that people love our music. Our music is purely vocal, but we also add musical instruments in a few songs.”

“I am a full-time musician, but I know that I will have something to depend on whenever I decide to take a break from my music. I therefore encourage young people who want to venture into the music industry to seek an education � rst. � ey will also have something to fall back on if their music careers are not doing well.”

A� er assisting several groups as backing A� er assisting several groups as backing Mapu luhweni and ngarili munity events to make sure that people were

Nyumisa releases debut album

By Tshifhiwa Mukwevho

� ousands of fans and followers of the esteemed musician Muo� e Lavine Mulovhedzi would be amazed if any art reviewer made a claim that her singing talent was nothing compared to her writing.

� is does not suggest that her music is not good, as everyone who has listened to her sounds will at-test that, stylistically, she is in a league of her own.

Muo� e recently launched her debut novel, Waiting On Tomorrow, at the � ulamela library.

Here is a brave young writer who has not only written a good story but also a controversial tale of rape, ruthlessness, confusion, justification, victimisation, hatred, vengeance, repentance and forgiveness. Waiting on Tomorrow is not to be judged by the extent of the coverage it received

in the media and on social networks. People should rather procure a copy of the book from their nearest bookshop and see if they can remain untouched by this woman’s prose, plot and the story as a whole.

� e book tells the story of a 17-year-old girl, Selomo, who is le� pregnant as the result of a rape. “Everyone around her feels the pregnancy must be aborted to wipe away the shame of the rape,” Muo� e says. At some stage, even Selomo thinks it’s a good decision to abort the child. However, her hopes of terminating the pregnancy are dashed when Zeka, the young man who raped, her � nds out and demands to be part of the pregnancy.

“He seems in love with the idea of having the child,” says Muo� e. “Zeka goes out of his way to convince her that he wants the child and to protect both of them. He tries to show her his

other side. She begins to lose her fear and � nds comfort around him. She has to justify keeping her child to her family, who wants it aborted or adopted. No one wants the child to survive, not even the pastor at her church.” � e warpath between Selomo’s father and Zeka’s gang begins. On the other side, Zeka’s family has the audacity to visit Selomo’s family.

“We are here regarding the matter of our son, Muzikababa. He tells us he plucked a � ower in this household,” said one of the men.

“In my house?” my father asked, turning red from anger.

“Yes,” the man answered. “He says she is with child, a son from the Khuzwayo clan.”

“Please, Bagolobaka,” my father pleaded calmly with rage. “Don’t come and insult me in my house. Your son didn’t pluck any � ower here. He savagely

assaulted my daughter and now her whole future is ruined. You have some nerve coming to my house and trying to claim a son from us.”

From the above text, however painful and dark the tone seems, Muo� e’s strength of a writer is clearly seen in how she puts the words together to render her prose.

As a prose writer, she is a force that many writ-ers who came before her would just sit back and look at her with total envy. � is novel interrogates societal norms and values which parents instill into children and shed light on the consequences of failure to embrace those values. In this novel, the entire community is in turmoil because of the act of one child – Zeka.

Muofhe hopes that, by February next year, her book will have reached all major stores na-tionwide.




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Fire destroys Zwithuzwavhudi’s staff roomDamage estimated at about R1.8 million was caused by the fire that destroyed the staff room and part of the administration block of Zwithuz-wavhudi Secondary School in Gondeni village outside Thohoyandou last Wednesday.

The principal of the school, Mr Nndivhaleni Siaga, said he was informed by one of the com-munity members at about 05:30 on Wednesday that the staff room was on fire. “We are worried that text books, teachers’ and learners’ files, ex-amination material and science chemical appa-ratus were all destroyed by the fire. We praise the communities around Gondeni who came in large numbers to help us to remove some items from the administration block,” said Siaga.

According to him, they never suspected that anything bad could happen at the school. Although it has not yet been established what might have caused the fire, Siaga said that they had discovered a box of matches in the gutted staffroom “and we sus-pect foul play.”

The president of the learners representative council (LRC), Khodani Mukhadi, a Grade 12 pupil, said that she was very worried, because some of the text books they needed to prepare for the final exams had also been destroyed in the fire. “We are totally disturbed about the situ-

ation, because pupils and teachers are left without learning material.”

The police spokesperson in the Thohoyandou Cluster, Maj Mashudu Malelo, said they had opened an arson case and the police were still in-vestigating the matter. At the time of our going to press, no arrest had been made yet and the police have urged community members to supply them with information that could lead to the arrest of the culprits.

One of the teachers, Mr Azwianewi Maruge (left), Principal Nndivhaleni Siaga and a community leader, Mr Thinavhudzulo Mudau, look at the damage caused by the fire.

A local resident, Mr Tebo Makhuru (second from left), recently won a vehicle in the Lewis Louis Trichardt win-a-car competition. Photographed during the presentation of the vehicle are, from left to right, Ms Gloria Miyeni (branch manager), Makhuva (winner), Mr Fanus van der Walt (regional controller) and Ms Maria Makhuvha.

Bishop Samuel Tshabuse of Hope of Nations Ministries in Thohoyandou said the recent donation of Bibles to local churches by Reri’s Insurance Brokers was a symbol of great love for the people. “We received the gift of life, which cannot be compared to any other gift,” said Tshabuse. The MD of Reri’s, Mr David Mureri, said that they had invited various churches around the Vhembe region who were in dire need of Bibles in their churches to register with his company. “After some selection, we called them to come and collect the Bibles. We also donate for the education of our children, like we pledge more money for the annual Vhembe district’s Grade 12 excellence awards,” said Mureri. In our photo, Mureri presents a Bible to Bishop Tshabuse, while pastors from various churches hold their Bibles.

M u t a l e p o l i c e are looking for the 16-year-old Khuthadzo Ntenge (photo) of Guyuni Dzimaulwi, who went missing on 18 September this year. According to information at the police’s disposal, the girl had an argument with her mother and that was when she decided to pack her clothing in a bag and left, saying she was going to her grandmother at Maniini. She was wearing her school uniform of a black skirt, white long-sleeved shirt, long black socks and black shoes. She has short hair. According to Mutale police spokesperson W/O Simon Nyambeni, they got information that she was seen at Tshisele, but she apparently left the area without telling anyone where she was going. Anyone with information is asked to phone Nyambeni at 082 477 8494.

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The chancellor of the University of Venda, Mr Kgalema Motlanthe, said education remained a critical tool that could help to change the lives of people for the better.

“Your achievement in your qualifica-tion should help to shape the country and

help in eradicating poverty and unemploy-ment hindering the rural communities,” he said. He recently conferred more than 500 certificates, diplomas and degrees on students in the fields of law, human and social sciences, mathematical and natural sciences, health sciences, environmental

sciences, agriculture, and management sciences during the graduation ceremony that took place at the Univen auditorium a fortnight ago.

Seventeen doctoral degrees, 76 masters and 407 undergraduate degrees were awarded during the event.

The new doctors, photographed after the ceremony.

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Some of the graduates photographed after the ceremony.

The Department of Education is ready for the final National Certif-icate Examinations, which will start on 26 October.

A spokesperson for the depart-ment, Dr Naledzani Rasila, said in discussions with the department’s top management last Monday, it was confirmed that there are 102 633 registered full-time pupils and 16 104 part-time repeat candidates who will be writing the examinations in a total of 1 693 centres across the province.

“On registration of Grade R to 12 learners for 2016, it was reported that the process is still progressing smoothly in all the districts.”

According to him, there will be no admission of learners to be admin-istered in schools in the beginning of next year. The department has also started with the procurement of learner/teacher support material for next year. The intention is to start de-livering these materials in the coming two months.

The Thohoyandou police are appealing to members of the community who might know the whereabouts of Aluwani Mphaphuli (14) of Ha Mphego. She went missing in the morning of 26 September 2015. She was last seen wearing a black shirt, pink running shoes and a pink tracksuit with stripes. “She is coffee coloured, of light built with scars on the face,” a spokesman for the police said. Those who know her whereabouts can contact the nearest police station or phone C o n s t A v h a f a r e i Tshiovhe at 082 678 8362.




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Makhubele clan celebrates its heritageHundreds of members of the Makhubele clan recently gathered and celebrated culture, heri-tage and unity at Nwaxinyamani village.

This was during the fourth Makhubele Annual Day, which was celebrated under the theme “Never get tired to do good things to others”.

Hosi Maria Duvula spoke about the importance of preserving culture and heritage for bringing back the spirit of ubuntu, humility, respect and integrity. Hosi Gezani Ernest Makhubele from Makhubele Traditional Authority, representing all Makhubele traditional leaders and clans, said that it was import-ant that they tell good stories during the event “to change the communities from pre-modernity into post-modernity. We need to tell actionable stories of empowering our communities by giving school uniforms and doing other good works to ensure that we have an educated nation. No one under the Makhubele clan should rest until we change the lives of our people.”

The spokesperson for the Makhubele clan, Mr Trinity Makhubele, urged all clans within South Africa to unite and celebrate their origins, culture and heritage because it is important for all people

to know where they come from and where they are going.

“It is not difficult to unite a clan as long as there’s commitment, dedication, transparency and accountability in everything people do,” he said. “The secret behind the sustenance of these events are in the loyalty to the Makhubele as a brand and the love of people and willingness to change other people’s lives. We need to play a game of making other people feel very special.”

In each annual event, the clan donates school uniforms to needy pupils, plants trees and influ-ences communities in a positive way to love and support needy people and projects. The event was supported by businesses such as Gijas Home Im-provement Centre, Rix-aka Funerals, Maeteko Funerals, and Mgwena Business Forum.

“This is our fourth year of celebration af-ter having started at Makhubele village in Malamulele in 2012, where school uniforms were donated to 30 learners. In 2013, we went to Duvula village, where 35 learners re-ceived uniforms, and in 2014 to Mhuntani village in Mokopane, where 35 learners re-ceived uniforms,” said Makhubele. He added that this year the event had brought unity to the following Makhubele Traditional leaders: Hosi Makhubele, Hosi Duvula, Hosi Nwaxin-yamani, Hosi Mtsetwe-ni, Hosi Msengi, Hosi Shihambanyisi, Hosi Makhome, Hosi Boki-si, Hosi Mhuntani and the Headmen Mgabini, Manyange, Boy Ritsam-bane and all Makhube-les f rom Limpopo, Gauteng, Mpumalanga and the other six prov-inces.

The traditional leaders from the Makhubele clan: Headman Hulela Makhubele, Headman Mgabini Makhubele (Maphanye), Traditional Cllr Rhoza Makhubele (Bokisi), Hosi Gezani N’waxinyamani, Hosi Hanyani Duvhula (Rotterdam), Hosi Xitlhavangoma Bokisi, Hosi Ernest Makhubele (Makhubele village) and Mr Jackson Makhubele (national clan chairperson).

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“We are doing our best to resolve the challenges”Ordinary community members and representatives of community stakeholders from Ward 3 had an opportunity to interact with government leaders during the mayoral imbizo of the Musina Mu-nicipality that was recently held at Nancefield Extension 2 open field.

The imbizo is a two-way commu-nication system, aimed at improving service delivery and community involvement in the decision-making processes of the municipality. The event was led by Mayor Mihloti Ramoyada, her councillors and senior officials from sector departments and the private sector.

Ramoyada presented a service delivery report and future plans of the municipality. She added that the event was testimony that the govern-ment of the day was serious about its electorate.

According to her, the municipality is doing everything possible to im-prove the lives of local people. “We are building a gymnasium here in ward 3 at a cost of R2,3 million. For the first time in history, Nancefield community members will have a gymnasium right at their doorstep.”

She mentioned that they had spent R2,5 million to rebuild the commu-nity hall that was blown away by

strong winds three years ago. “We know that people have a lot of service delivery concerns, but we are doing our best to resolve some of the chal-lenges, despite limited resources,” she promised.

Besides individual community members who attended the imbizo, other stakeholders included the Moral Regeneration Movement, Nancefield Taxi Association, Department of So-cial Development, South African Po-lice Services, Home Affairs and South African Social Security Agency.

Mayor Mihloti Ramoyada of Musina.

A traditional dancer, Musa Makhubele, led the Rotterdam members in song and dance.

Spar celebrates with stokvels

Like mother like daughter! A young child, dressed in Tsonga traditional attire, joined her mother during the stokvel event.

Elderly stokvel members from different Spar shops were wearing Venda tradional attire (Minwenda).

Sharon Makhasa (right) from Spar hands over a prize to one lucky stokvel member winner.

One of the exciting entertainers who took the audience by storm.

From left to right are Faith Shivambu, Mulalo Siavhe (the winner of the washing machine), Bridget Mavhusa and Mandlekile Maluleke.

Different cultures joined together to dance during the event.

Workers from Ariel gave a prize to one lucky Spar winner.

The stokvel members enjoyed the Tsonga dancing.

Some of the Tsonga dances held at the event.

Customers and stovel members wearing Tsonga traditional attire at the event.

A Tshigombela dance from Tshakhuma entertained the guests.

More than four hundred stokvel members from different groups from various Spar stores attended a stokvel party at Elim on Saturday.

Members were from three Spar stores, namely Elim, Vuwani and Tshakhuma. A number of sup-plier companies displayed their products at the event, and all the members who attended went home with prizes in the form of groceries and cosmetics. Stokvel members decided to start their own clubs, which would focus on savings, amongst others to buy groceries in December, and to help them to pay tuition fees.

Ms Sharon Makhasa from Elim Superpar said that stokvel members are laying a solid founda-tion which would allow them to achieve success. Stokvels have aspirations to grow their ventures into businesses, and thereby to leave a legacy for their children. “Through the event, we share infor-mation on how to achieve these goals. People share their ideas and the lessons they have learnt over the years, with each other,” Makhasa added. She further said that stokvel members need new skills to help them run their stokvels more effi ciently.

One of the stokvel members from Mpheni, Ms Mulalo Siavhe said that the stokvel is not only about making profi t, but also about doing something for disadvantaged communities. ”Our main aim is to build wealth slowly and not to rely on monthly contributions. Saving for groceries is important, but what is essential is building lasting wealth that will sustain our families when we are no longer alive.”

Siavhe concluded by saying; “we cannot build this wealth only through monthly contributions. South Africa is full of opportunities and I would like to encourage other stokvels to start doing something, and they do not have to start big, just a small thing will encourage them to try and push forward.” Today the club has 16 members, and they all care about empowerment and growth.



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Some of the elderly people show how to throw a rugby ball through a ring during the games at Thohoyandou Stadium.

Some of the elderly people participated in athletics during the games.

Elderly to participate in Golden GamesThe MEC for Social Development, Ms Joyce Mashamba, urged communities to support elderly people from Limpopo when they repre-sent the province in the National Golden Games that will take place in the Northern Cape later this month.

Mashamba and Thulamela Mayor Grace Mahosi

addressed the athletes during the provincial games at the Thohoyandou Stadium last Wednesday. “Our older persons who are taking part in the various sporting activities improve their health and longev-ity and use the opportunity to interact with older people of all cultural groups. We call upon young people to follow in their footsteps and emulate our older people in making sure we stay healthy and drug-free,” said MEC Mashamba.

Some of the sports the elderly participate in in-clude duck walk, dress-up, goal shooting, pegging washing pegs, athletics, passing the ball, ring the stick and several other activities.

Mayor Mahosi said that she was over the moon to be given an opportunity to host the provincial games in Thohoyandou. By keeping themselves fit, the elderly will keep healthy and prevent illnesses such as high blood pressure or diabetes.


Young people urged to participate in all forms of sportCllr Frank Tshililo of Ward 37 of the Makhado Municipality encouraged young people to par-ticipate in sporting codes. He addressed young people during the prize-giving ceremony of a soccer tournament at Makushu a fortnight ago.

Tshililo sponsored the tournament. He said he was a proud supporter of local football develop-ment and said that Vhembe was rich in talent. He added that he would like to continue to develop a relationship with development teams and provide something tangible that the people would value. He stated that the government could not curb the high rate of unemployment alone.

According to the organiser, Mr Tovhowani Mbengwa, the main purpose of the tournament was to unify the young people of Ward 37 and the surrounding areas. The issue of health among the young people also formed part of the programme. “It is in these events where people learn how to organize themselves,” added Mbengwa .

Mudimeli Bomo United were crowned as the champions. They went home with R1 500, a trophy and a soccer ball. The runners-up, Chipolopolo, received R900 and a soccer ball. The third prize of R600 went to Maranikwe Try Again.

The councillor for Ward 37 of the Makhado Municipality, Mr Frank Tshililo (left) presents the trophy to Shaka Mbulaheni.


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Peace Makers win Matange final Home Defenders and Dynamos in drawTshakhuma Peace Makers beat Tshakhuma Young Ti-gers 4-2 in the final of the Matange Brick and Tile U/13 Soccer Tournament at the Tshakhuma Malaria grounds on Saturday.

Peace Makers deserved to win from the onset, but they failed to convert their scoring chances.

Young Tigers committed suicide by trying to play carpet football, instead of playing aeri-al balls from behind and making

use of their height advantage.Realizing that his strikers

seemed to have left their scor-ing boots at home, the Peace Makers’ defender, Adivhaho Mulaudzi, abandoned his posi-tion on countless occasions to beef up his fumbling forwards. Mpfunzeni Mahafha of Peace Makers was lucky not to see red in the 17th minute. He handled the ball intentionally.

Instead of giving him his marching orders, the referee chose to let him go with a mere

verbal warning, much to the sur-prise of the soccer fans. Peace Makers came close to scoring in the 27th minute. Hulisani Raluswinga received a neat pass from his captain, Adivhaho Mulaudzi, but shot wide from close range.

Peace Makers broke the dead-lock in the 39th minute. Adivha-ho Mulaudzi tried his luck from the 35-meter area with a volley.

The ball hit the crossbar and landed across the goal line. Peace Makers kept on knock-

Gogobole Home Defenders played to a 2-all draw against Tshiozwi Dynamos during the round-robin tournament at the Gogobole grounds last Sunday.

Defenders played entertaining football from the onset, but their strikers were unlucky. Petrus

ing on the opponents’ door for the remaining part of the first half, but their strikers were unlucky.

The last half saw Peace Makers create more scoring chanc-es, with their strikers fumbling at the goal finish. Young Tigers fought back in the 78th minute. Tshilidzi Khorommbi blasted in a rocket after a scam-ble within the box.

The winner was determined through penalty shootout as the full time score was 1-1. Peace Makers scored three while Young Tigers con-verted only one from the white spot.

Wanga Munyai of Peace Makers (closest to camera) and Mhluri Ndlovu of Young Tigers chase the ball. Defenders’ striker, Pahthutshedzo Mashau (left), and Khamara

Naledzani attack the high ball.

Mahosi, the Defenders’ right flank, missed an opportunity in the 10th minute. After he beat two defenders in a row, he shot aimlessly from inside the box. The ball went far wide, much to the disappointment of the team’s fans.

Defenders were the first to effect a change to their original line-up. They introduced Eugene Ramusheu and sacrificed Ndivhuwo Sikhwivhilu in the 27th minute. Shortly thereaf-ter, the referee flashed his first yellow card. Maisha Tshishonga of Defenders was warned for a late tackle on Do-menic Mafuleni.

Dynamos’ Andries Masingi opened their account in the 40th min-ute to bring the half-time score to 1-0.

Early in the second half, Defenders lost shape in the middle of the park. They were severely punished and Dynamos increased the

margin via Botie Ramabulana. His long-range ground cutter was too hot for the keeper, Mabuli Gedezha, to handle.

Defenders did not lose hope, despite trailing by two goals. They initiated promising moves from behind. They reduced the

deficit when Tshishonga Tsh-ishonga beat the keeper with a volley. Khuli Ramudzwangi and Mpho Malema of Dynamos were cautioned with a card for rough play, and Defenders scored the equalizer via Tshishonga late in the game.


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IN THE MAGISTRATE’S COURT FOR THE DIS-TRICT OF TSHWANE CENTRAL HELD AT

PRETORIACase number: 6404/2015, In the matter between: THE BODY CORPO-RATE OF SAN MARTINO, Plaintiff, and MUKOSI DAVID RAMUTSHELI (ID: 6008065799089), 1st Defendant, TSHILILO ESTHER RAMUTSHELI (ID:6801021603084), 2nd Defendant.

Notice of Sale

In pursuance of a judg-ment granted on the 26 March 2015 in the above Honourable Court, and a Writ of Execution issued thereafter, the moveable property listed hereunder shall be sold in execution, to the highest bidder on the 6 November 2015 at 11:00 at the Sheriff’s offi ce Makhado, Next to Mphephu SAPS. 1 x Standing fridge, 1 x Colour tv Futura, 1 x Decoder, 1 x Table + 4 chairs, 1 x Video machine, 1 x Stove 4 plate, 1 x 3 piece Lounge suit. Dated at PRETORIA on this the 23rd day of September 2015. EY Stuart Ingelyf. Attorneys for plaintiff, Suite 202, Waterkloof Gardens, 270 Main Street, Brooklyn, Tel: 012 346 2302, Fax: 012 346 2046, Docex: 111 Pretoria, Ref: A JOU-BERT/lv/MAT2562

NOTICE TO DEBT-ORS AND CREDI-

TORS (SECTION 29)In the Estate of the Late MAGEZI JOHN BALOYI, I.D NO: 60526 5150 089 WHO DIED ON 15/09/2007. MASTER’S REFERENCE NUMBER: 1833/2008. Creditors and debtors are hereby called upon to submit their claims and to pay their debts within 30 ( thirty) days as from date on this advertisement. ANTON RAMAANO ATTORNEYS, ATTORNEYS FOR EXECUTRIX, THOHOYANDOU P WEST, HOUSE NO. 902, CNR UNIVERSITY ROAD & MPHEPHU DRIVE, OPPOSITE KHORONI HOTEL / VENDA PLAZA, P.O. BOX 2246, THOHOYANDOU, 0950, TEL: 015 962 2232/2236, FAX: 015 962 5009,REF: AR/KM/EST.0104

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NOTICE OF LIQUIDA-TION AND DISTRIBU-

TION ACCOUNT LYING FOR

INSPECTIONPursuant to the provi-sions of section 35(5) of Act 66 of 1965, notice is hereby given that the fi rst and fi nal liquidation and distribution account in the Estate of the late MARUBINI EDWARD RAMASHIA, Id no: 541029 5156 08 3 and who died at Tshilidzini Hospital on 25th May 2015 shall lie for inspection at the offi ces of the Master of the High Court, Thohoyandou, for a period of thirty (30) days as from the date of publication hereof. Dated at Thohoyandou on this 09th day of October 2015. NDIFELANI NETSIANDA AT-TORNEYS, ATTORNEYS FOR EXECUTRIX, OFFICE NO.90, BLOCK C, 1ST FLOOR, LIMDEV BUILDING, THOHOY-ANDOU, TEL/FAX: 015 962 0016, DIRECT FAX: 086 609 3482, EMAIL: [email protected], REF: EST/M/R.01

NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS IN THE DECEASED ES-TATE (SECTION 29)In the estate of the late MUKONDELELI PHIL-LEMON MATAMELA (ID No.570312 5271 08 4) married to MUKON-DELELI CONSTANCE MATAMELA (ID No.630223 0075 08 1), who died on the 02 of October 2015,Last address: Phadzima, Vhulaudzi villageEstate No: 2074/2015Master’s offi ce: Master of Limpopo High Court, ThohoyandouCreditors and debtors are hereby called upon to submit their claims and to pay their debts within 30(Thirty) days as from the date on this advertise-ment.Dated at Thohoyandou on this the 09th day of October 2015.NETSHIUNDA & ASSO-CIATES ATTORNEYS, executrix attorneys, offi ce No. G118, Ground Floor, Old Mutual Building, Thohoyandou.FAX: 086 595 7996EMAIL:[email protected]: RENDANI – M227

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IN THE MAGIS-TRATE’S COURT

FOR THE DISTRICT OF THOHOYANDOU HELD AT THOHOY-

ANDOUCASE NO:524/562In the matter between: MBEDZI MASHUDU MELTON, Plaintiff, and MATODZI MPHO, Defen-dant.

Notice of Sale in Execution

In compliance with the judgment of the Magis-trate’s Court of Thohoy-andou and the warrant of execution served on the 27th March 2014, the un-dermentioned goods will be sold in execution on the 13th November 2015 at 11h00 at the offi ces of the SHERIFF OF THE COURT, THOHOYANDOU, SHERIFF’S STOREROOM AT SHAYANDI-MA, to the highest bidder without warranties or representations. Execution Debtor’s Right, Title and Interest in and to: 1 X 1 TV, 1 X3P LOUNGE SUITS, 1 X 1 COFFEETABLE, 1 X FREE STAND FRIDGE. Dated at Thohoyandou on this the 02nd day of Octo-ber 2015. NENGWEKHULU TSHIWANDALANI INC. STYLE CENTRE, FIRST FLOOR, OFFICE NO: 05,16 & 17, MPHEPHU DRIVE, THOHOYANDOU, TEL: 015 962 5446, TEL: 074 136 7362, FAX MAIL: 086 585 6934, EMAIL: [email protected], REFL NENGWEKHULU MM/LEZA500/14

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FOR THE DISTRICT OF THOHOYANDOU HELD AT THOHOY-

ANDOUCASE NO:2104/2012In the matter between: MAPHAHA MIDANA


KENNETH, Plaintiff, and MUKWEVHO SHONISANI EUNICE, Defendant.


In compliance with the judgment of the Magis-trate’s Court of Thohoy-andou and the warrant of execution served on the 09th June 2015, the un-dermentioned goods will be sold in execution on the 30th October 2015 at 11h00 at the offi ces of the SHERIFF OF THE COURT, THOHOYANDOU, SHERIFF’S STOREROOM AT SHAYANDI-MA, to the highest bidder without warranties or representations. Execution Debtor’s Right, Title and Interest in and to: 1 X 1 TABLE GLASS + 6 CHAIRS, 1 X 3 LOUNGE SUITS LEATHER BROWN. Dated at Thohoyandou on this the 2rd day of September 2015. NENGWEKHULU TSHIWANDALANI INC. STYLE CENTRE, FIRST FLOOR, OFFICE NO: 05,16 & 17, MPHEPHU DRIVE, THOHOYANDOU, TEL: 015 962 5446, TEL: 074 136 7362, FAX MAIL: 086 585 6934, EMAIL: [email protected], REFL NENGWEKHULU MM/LEZA312/12

IN THE MAGIS-TRATE’S COURT FOR

THE DISTRICT OF MALAMULELE HELD

AT MALAMULELECASE NO:13/2011In the matter between: RASIMATI THOMAS MNISI, Execution Creditors, and DANIEL CHAUKE, Execu-tion Creditors.


In compliance with the judgment of the Mag-istrate’s Court of Mala-mulele and the warrant of execution served on the 27th March 2014, the undermentioned goods will be sold in execution on the 05th November 2015 at 13h00 at the offi ces of the SHERIFF OF THE COURT, GIYANI SHERIFF’S STOREROOM AT LIMDEV (NPDC) BUILDING, MAIN ROAD GIYANI, to the highest bidder without warranties or representa-tions. Execution Debtor’s Right, Title and Interest in and to: 1 X SANSUI TV, 1 X 4 PCE LOUNGE SUITE, 1 X LG MICROWAVE, 1 X DEFY D/D FRIDGE, 1 X SINGER TV. Dated at Thohoyandou on this the 22nd day of September 2015. NENGWEKHULU TSHIWANDALANI INC STYLE CENTRE, FIRST FLOOR, OFFICE NO: 05,16 & 17, MPHEPHU DRIVE, THOHOYANDOU, TEL: 015 962 5446, TEL: 074 136 7362, FAX MAIL: 086 585 6934, EMAIL: [email protected], REFL NENGWEKHULU MM/C10/2010



FOR THE DISTRICT OF THOHOYANDOU

HELD AT THOHOYANDOU

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Case No: 14901/2015, In the matter between: THE COMMISSIONER FOR THE SOUTH AFRICAN REVE-NUE SERVICE, EXECUTION CREDITOR AND NOMPU TRADING AND SUPPLIES CC, EXECUTION DEBTOR.

NOTICE OF SALE IN EXECUTION

IN COMPLIANCE with the judgment of the Magistrate’s Court of THOHOYANDOU and the warrant of execution served on the 4th day of SEPTEMBER 2015 the undermentioned goods will be sold in execution on the 30th day of OCTOBER 2015 at 11H00 at the offi ces of the SHERIFF OF THE COURT, THOHOYANDOU SHERIFF’S STOREROOM AT SHAYANDIMA, to the highest bidder without warranties or representations. Execution Debtor’s Right, Title and Interest in and to: 1 HYUNDAI 2.6 BAKKIES DECK WITH REGISTRATION NUMBER CGX72L. TERMS OF SALE: Strictly cash. Should VAT be payable in respect of the sale, it shall be payable by the purchaser. Signed at Tho-hoyandou on this 30TH day of SEPTEMBER 2015. tG ralipHasWa, Sheriff: Thohoyandou, PO Box 4154, Thohoyandou, Tel: 015 962 2016, Fax: 086 511 7233, E-mail: [email protected]

TMHM deVeLopMenT ConsuLTanCY

THULAMELA LOCAL MUNICIPALITY

AMENDMENT OF TOWN PLANNING

SCHEME 393NOTICE OF APPLI-CATION FOR THE

AMNDMENT OF THE THULAMELA LAND-USE MANAGEMENT SCHEME OF 2006, IN TERMS OF SECTION 56(1) (B) (I) OF THE TOWN PLANNING

AND TOWNSHIPS OR-DINANCE 15 OF 1986.

TMHM DEVELOP-MENT CONSULTANCY, being the authorised agent of the owner of the property mentioned be-low, hereby give notice in terms section 56(1) (B) (I) OF THE TOWN PLAN-NING AND TOWN-SHIPS ORDINANCE 15 OF 1986 that we have applied to the Thulamela Local Municipality for the amendment of the Thulamela Land-use Management Scheme of 2006 to rezone Erf 393, Thohoyandou Q from “Residential 1” to “Resi-dential 2” for the purpose of dwelling units. Particu-lars of the application will lie for inspection during normal offi ce hours at the offi ce of the Senior Man-ager of Development and Planning, Offi ce SS24, Private Bag X 5066,Tho-hoyandou, 0950 for a period of 28 days from 19 October 2015. Objections to or representations in respect of the application must be lodged with or made in writing to the address above.ADDRESS OF AGENT:

TMHM Development Consultancy, PO Box 915, Vuwani, 0952. Contact no: 084 496 3168 email: [email protected].

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LAMELA LAND-USE MANAGEMENT

SCHEME 2006 NGA SECTION 56(1) (B) (I) OF THE TOWN PLAN-

NING AND TOWN-SHIPS ORDINANCE 15

OF 1986.Vha khou divhadzwa uri hu na khumbelo yo itwaho nga TMHM Development Consul-tancy, ro imela mu iti wa tshanduko yo bulwaho afho ntha kha Erf 393 Thohoyandou Q, u bva kha “Residential 1” uri i vhe “Residential 2”, uri

huvhe na dzi “Dwelling units”. Vhane vha takalela u vhala nga ha khumbelo iyi, manwalo aya a khou wanala ofi sini ya minigere muhulwane wa kudzudza-nyele na mvelaphanda, Masipala wa Thulamela, Thohoyandou.Manwalo a khumbelo yo bulwaho afho ntha ado wanala lwa tshifhinga tshiedanaho maduvha a 28 u bva nga dzi 19 Tshimedzi 2015. Vhane vha vha na mbilaelo na iyi khumbelo vha nwalele masipala wa Thulamela kha Diresi itevhelaho, Thulamela Local Municipality, Offi ce SS24, Private bag X 5066, Thohoyandou, 0950 Diresi ya feme yo itaho khumbelo ino ndi PO Box 915, Vuwani, 0952. Contact no: 084 496 3168 email: [email protected].

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Work Exposure LearningProgramme: 2015

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Are you an unemployed graduate in possession of an NQF level 7 or NQF level 5, between the ages of 18 and 35, known for being the hard worker, motivated and disciplined?The Department of Home Affairs is proud to announce its 12-month Work Exposure Learning Programme, where you will get the chance to gain valuable work experience – thereby getting you ready for the world of work.The Department is offering a stipend of R3 000 to those in possession of an NQF level 5 qualifi cation and R5 000 to those in possession of an NQF level 7 qualifi cation. Upon completion of the Programme, you will receive a Certifi cate of Service.The Programme will run at different Provincial and District Offi ces throughout South Africa.

Female candidates and people with disabilities will be given preference

Finance (200 Posts)• Head Offi ce (Hallmark) (40 Posts) (Ref. HRMC 80/15/1)

• Eastern Cape (19 Posts) (Ref. HRMC 80/15/1a)• Free State (23 Posts) (Ref. HRMC 80/15/1b) • Gauteng (18 Posts) (Ref. HRMC 80/15/1c)

• KwaZulu-Natal (21 Posts) (Ref. HRMC 80/15/1d) • Limpopo (19 Posts) (Ref. HRMC 80/15/1e)

• Mpumalanga (15 Posts)(Ref. HRMC 80/15/1f) • Northern Cape (17 Posts) (Ref. HRMC 80/15/1g)

• North West (14 Posts) (Ref. HRMC 80/15/1h) • Western Cape (14 Posts) (Ref. HRMC 80/15/1i)

Requirements: • A 3-year National Diploma/Degree in Finance/Accounting or an equivalent NQF level 7 or a Grade 12 qualifi cation with post-Matric qualifi cation with Financial Accounting • Basic computer literacy • Hard worker, motivated and disciplined • A valid driver’s licence will be preferred.Duties: • Carry boxes off shelves and move boxes to other offi ces • Asset physical verifi cation • Account reconciliation • Prepare and post journal entries • Clear bank exceptions.

Records Management (65 Posts)• Brits Records Storage (30 Posts) (Ref. HRMC 80/15/2a)

• Head Offi ce (Hallmark) and Hyvries Records Storage (35 Posts) (Ref. HRMC80/15/2b) Requirements: • A 3-year National Diploma/Degree in Library and Information Science/Information Studies/Archival Studies/Public Administration or an equivalent NQF level 7 or a Grade 12 qualifi cation with post-Matric qualifi cation • Basic computer literacy.Duties: • Process transferred records • Arrange records collection • Provide archives services to the Business Units • Assist in process of records disposal programme • Conduct records collection audit • Regress and label damaged boxes • Execute general duties upon request • Create and capture fi les including bundles • Retrieve fi les per request • File incoming fi les • Handle the transfer of records • Handle the incoming and outgoing mail.

Civic Services (95 Posts)• Brits Archive Facility (Brits Town) (45 Posts) (Ref. HRMC 80/15/3a)

• Rosslyn/BVR (50 Posts) (Ref. HRMC 80/15/3b)Requirements: • A 3-year National Diploma/Degree in Offi ce Administration/Archives and Records Management or an equivalent NQF level 7 or a Grade 12 qualifi cation with post-Matric qualifi cation in Offi ce Administration/Archives and Records Management.Duties: • Retrieve and draw records • Scan and fi le drawn records • Deal with telephonic enquiries from back offi ces and other stakeholders regarding feedback and status of document requested • Perform any other administrative functions in support of the Directorate • Exercise effective batch control to ensure effective and accurate preparation for scanning.

Legal Services: Litigation (10 Posts)• Head Offi ce (Ref. HRMC 80/15/4)

Requirements: • An LLB Degree or a 4-year recognised qualifi cation in the related fi eld • Litigation experience/background • Knowledge of the Constitution of the Republic of South Africa • Conceptual and analytical thinking • Numeracy and legal writing skills • Written and verbal communication skills • Interpersonal and policy interpretation skills • Planning, organising, diplomacy and time management skills • Honesty and integrity • Computer literacy (MS Word, Excel and PowerPoint).Duties: • Ensure a legal support service in general litigation matters • Inform the Department on Court Orders and monitor the implementation thereof • Advise the Department on trends that could lead to litigation against the Department.

Immigration Services (30 Posts)• Head Offi ce (Ref. HRMC 80/15/5)

Requirements: • A 3-year National Diploma/Degree in Administration or an equivalent NQF level 7 qualifi cation or a Grade 12 qualifi cation or any post-Matric qualifi cation • Willingness to work in dustry offi ces and long hours.Duties: • Be responsible for fi ling and scanning of fi les • Record cases on the database • Move boxes between offi ces • Perform general admin duties.

NB: • Preference will be given to candidates from the local area where the Programme is based • The roles will require some physical duties, ie carrying boxes off shelves, moving boxes to other offi ces, spending long hours standing, may be requested to work extra hours without remuneration • A valid driver’s licence will be preferred.Please note: • Applications will only be considered from South African citizens • Candidates who have already participated in an Internship Programme in any Government Department will NOT be considered • Applications should be made on form Z83, obtainable from any Public Service Department or Government website, and accompanied by a comprehensive CV as well as certifi ed copies of all qualifi cations and Identifi cation Document • Application form (Z83) should be signed and dated OR the application will not be considered • Should any applicant be in possession of a foreign qualifi cation, it must be accompanied by an evaluation certifi cate from SAQA * As part of our vetting process, all candidates will be subjected to the following checks: * Credit clearance * Criminal check * Qualifi cation verifi cation* Reference check (verbal). Quoting the relevant reference number, direct your CV, certifi ed copies of qualifi cations and ID together with a completed Z83 application form, to the Department of Home Affairs, Private Bag X114, Pretoria 0001 or 230 Johannes Ramokhoase (Proes) Street, cnr Thabo Sehume (Andries) Street, Pretoria 0001.Enquiries: Ms F Kwape, tel. (012) 406-4258

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NON-ACADEMIC POSITIONS

SCHOOL OF HEALTH SCIENCES

DEPARTMENT OF ADVANCED NURSING SCIENCE

CLERK (Two-year renewable contract subject to availability of funds)

Duties: The successful candidate will be responsible for the provision of clerical support to Clinical Lecturers and Nursing students.

Requirements: National Diploma in Office Management and two years' working experience. Computer literate with good typing skills.

SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT SCIENCES

DEPARTMENT OF ACCOUNTING AND AUDITING

SECRETARY (P11) (Ref: B705)

Duties: The successful candidate will provide administrative and secretarial support to the Head of Department and other academic staff which entails amongst others: managing diary, typing/writing letters & memos, organising and taking minutes at meetings, attending to telephone calls and mails, filing and processing requisitions and claims.

Requirements: The successful candidate must be in possession of a 3 year National Diploma in Office Administration or cognate discipline plus 2 years' experience in a similar position.

For full details and how to apply: Visit www.univen.ac.za Closing date: 30 October 2015

Written Applications: The Director HR, University of Venda, Private Bag, X5050, Thohoyandou, 0950 or e-mail: [email protected]. Tel: (015) 962-8297/8718.Targeted candidates from designated groups mentioned above may be appointed at lower levels that are commensurate with their qualifications and experience against the advertised positions based on assessed potential. The University reserves the right not to make an appointment. Candidates with foreign qualifications will be expected to have their qualifications evaluated by the South African Qualifications Authority (SAQA) before they assume duty.

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Applications are hereby invited from disadvantaged students who are pursuing or intend to pursue diff erent fi elds of study at tertiary institutions throughout the District. Applications are invited from both tertiary students and matriculants.Completed application forms should be accompanied by the following:

- Certifi ed Grade 12 results- Certifi ed academic records (tertiary students)- An affi davit from unemployed parents- Certifi ed copy of ID/ Birth Certifi cate- Letter of reference from the school principal (for Grade 12)- Proof of residence

Application should be addresses to: The Municipal Manager, Private Bag x 5006, Thohoyandou, 0950.Application forms are obtainable from Offi ce of Executive Mayor offi ce, second fl oor.

CLOSING DATE: 27 NOVEMBER 2015.Enquiries should be directed to: The Executive Mayor’s Offi ce, at tel: (015) 960 2008 during working hours.NB: Only Vhembe District residents are allowed to apply. If you have not been contacted within 3 months after closing date of this advertisement, please accept that your application was unsuccessful.

MUNICIPAL MANAGER

THULAMELA LAND-USE MANAGEMENT SCHEME 2006.We Mukwevho Development Experts (Pty) Ltd, being the authorized agent of the registered owner of Erf 12 Malamulele-A Limpopo Province, hereby give notice in terms of section 28(1) of Spatial Plan-ning and Land Use Management Act 16 of 2013, that we have made an application to the Thulamela Municipality for the amendment of the Land Use Scheme, known as the Thulamela land-use manage-ment scheme, 2006, by rezoning of Erf 12 from “Residential 1” to “Business 1”. Plans and particulars of the application will lie for inspection during normal office hours at the office of town planner, Thulamela Municipality for the period of 28 days from the first day of the publication. objections and/or comments or representation in respect of the application must be lodged with or made in writing to the municipality at the above address or at private bag x 5066, Thohoyandou 0950. Address of the applicant, P.O. Box 2314 Polokwane 0700. Cell: 082 062559 Fax: 086 729 8684.

THULAMELA LAND-USE MANAGEMENT SCHEME 2006.Hina, tani hi Mukwevho Development Experts(Pty) ltd, hi ku yimela n`wini wa loyi a tsarisiweke wa xitandi xa 12 Malamulele-A a hansi ka xifundza xa limpopo province, ndzi nyika xitiviso mayelana na section 28(1) ya Spatial Planning and Land Use Management Act 16 of 2013, ku ri ndzi endla xikombe-lo ka masipala wa Thulamela mayelana no cinci Land Use Scheme, leyi tivekaka hi Thulamela Land-Use Management Scheme, 2006 , ku cinca matirhelo ya xitandi xa 12 ku ya ka “residential 1” ku ya ka “business 1”. Pulani na maphepha lama faneleke swi ta kumeka ku ta hleriwa ehofisini ya town planner hinkarhi wa ntirho kwale, thulamela municipality ku fikela masiku lama nga ringaneki 28 kusukela hi siku ro tivisiwa. Papila ro alelana na xikombelo lexi ringa rhumeriwa eka adirese leyi landzelaka : private bagx 5066, Thohoyandou ,0950 ku fikela masiku lama ringanaka 28 ku sukela siku ro tivisiwa. adirese ya muyimeri, P.O. Box 2314, Polokwane 0700. Cell: 082 062559 fax: 086 729 8684.


Bid documents will be available at Procurement Office No. 02 at Thulamela Municipality, Old Agriven Building Thohoyandou, 0950 as from 20 October 2015 between 08h00 and 15h30 upon non-refundable cash payment or guaranteed cheque of R363-00 per document.Only bids complying with following requirements will be considered:• Company registration documents• Valid Tax Clearance Certificate issued by SARS• Companies’ and/or Directors’ proof of payment for the Municipal accounts (rates & taxes) in their area of

jurisdiction. (Not older than Three (3) months) and not in arrears for more than 90 days.• List of similar successfully executed projects with clients contact details and contract value.Where possible we also request to be provided with the company profile. NB: Service providers must submit their BBBEE verification certificate from verification agency ac-credited by South African accreditation system (SANAS) or a registered auditor approved by the Independent Regulatory Board (IRBA) or an Accounting Officer as contemplated in the corporation and BEE Rating certificateAll bids and supporting documents must be sealed and be placed in the tender box on the ground floor of Thulamela Municipality,Old Agriven Building,Thohoyandou not later than 04 Novmeber 2015, closing time 11:00am.Bids will be evaluated using 90/10 preference points system and in compliance with Supply Chain Manage-ment Policy and PPPFA and its regulationsNo late /telephonic /faxed /e-mailed bids will be accepted. Thulamela Municipality reserves the right to accept any .or part thereof,and does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any bid.All enquiries can be directed to Mr Chauke H.D at 015 962 7622 or Ms Mudau Phophi at 015 962 7674

MALULEKE HEACTING MUNICIPAL MANAGER.THULAMELA MUNICIPALITYCIVIC CENTREOLD AGRIVEN BUILDINGTHOHOYANDOU0950

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BID NO DESCRIPTIONS

BID NO .147/2014/2015 HIRING OF CONSTRUCTION PLANT.



MAKHADO LOCAL MUNICIPALITYTel: (015) 519 3000 Fax: (015) 516 1195 Private Bag X2596 Makhado 0920

TENDER NOTICE

Suitable service providers are invited to tender for the Demarcation of Sites. Bidders are requested to bid as per specification attached to the bid documents that will be obtainable from 20 October 2015 at the Procurement Office No. B043, Ground Floor, Civic Centre, Makhado.

NB: A compulsory briefing session for the below mentioned tenders will be held on 23 October 2015 at 11:00 at Council Chamber, Civic Centre, Ground Floor, no 83 Krogh Street, Makhado.

Completed bid documents signed by a duly authorized person, sealed in an envelope clearly marked “Tender No. 61 of 2015: Demarcation of three hundred sites at sinthumule vhangani village;/ Tender No.63 of 2015: Demarcation of four hundred sites on portion 39 of the farm Laatsgevonden 20LT(Tshivhazwaulu CPA);/ Tender No.64 of 2015: Demarcation of two hundred sites on portion of the farm Grootfontein 104 LT (Tiyani East);/ Tender No. 65 of 2015: Demarcation of two hundred sites on portion of the Farm Grootsfontein 104 LT (Tiyani); / Tender No. 66 of 2015: Demarcation of three hundred siteson portion of the Farm Zonne-bloem 105LT (Tiyani West) ” must reach the undersigned by depositing it into the tender box at the foyer of the main entrance to the Civic Centre by not later than 12:00 on Friday, 06 NOVEMBER 2015 when all tenders received will be opened in public in the Executive Committee Chamber, First Floor, Civic Centre, No.83 Krogh Street, Makhado.

The Municipality is not bound to accept the lowest or any bid and reserves the right to accept any part of a bid. Bids must remain valid for a period of ninety (90) days after closing date of submission thereof. Sub-mitted tenders will be evaluated on 80/20 score points.

Bids which are late, incomplete, unsigned or submitted in pencil or by telegraph or facsimile or electronically by e-mail, or not having the following documents attached for evaluation or not complying with the tender specifications, will not be evaluated and will be disqualified:• Original valid Tax Clearance Certificate• A copy of Company Registration Certificate• Certified copy/copies of company owner(s) ID Book(s)• BBBEE Certificate (For Preferential Points• Attach Certified copy of Professional Town Planner• Attach Certified copy of Professional Land Survey • Proof of Payment of Municipal Bills, Accounts or Rates

All technical enquiries can be directed to Director Development & Planning Ms Sinthumule D or Mr Thanyani NG at (015) 519 3217, while procurement enquiries should be directed to Mr L R Moswathupa at (015) 519 3171.

Civic Centre83 Krogh Street MR I. P. MUTSHINYALI MAKHADO, 0920 MUNICIPAL MANAGER


BID NO DESCRIPTION DOCUMENT FEE REF NO NOTICE

NO

Tender No.61/ 2015

Demarcation of three hundred sites at Sinthumule Vhangani village

R200.00 8/3/2/1285 174/2015

Tender No.63/ 2015

Demarcation of four hundred sites on portion 39 of the farm Laatsgevonden 20 LT (Tshivhazwaulu CPA)

R200.00 8/3/2/1287 177/2015

Tender No.64/ 2015

Demarcation of two hundred sites on portion of the farm Grootfontein 104 LT (Tiyani East)

R200.00 8/3/2/1288 178/2015

Tender No.65/ 2015

Demarcation of two hundred sites on portion of the farm Grootfontein 104 LT(Tiyani)

R200.00 8/3/2/1289 179/2015

Tender No.66/ 2015

Demarcation of three hundred sites on portion of the Farm Zonnebloem 105 LT (Tiyani West)

R200.00 8/3/2/1285 180/2015


TENDER NOTICE

All interested service providers are hereby invited to submit written quotations and deliver them to Makhado municipality’s tender box.

Please Note:1. Specifications of the quotations and MBD6.1 and MBD4 can be downloaded from the municipal website: www.

makhado.gov.za or a hard copy can be obtained from supply chain management office B043, Civil Centre, No.83 Krogh street, Makhado Municipality

2. For more information, enquiries must be directed to Ms Ntsieni TP or Mr Ramabulana M at 015 519 3129 /3179 during office hours.

Civic Centre83 Krogh Street MAKHADO, 0920 MR I. P. MUTSHINYALINotice No: 186/2015 MUNICIPAL MANAGERFile No. 8/3/2/1


QUOTATION NO DESCRIPTIONCOMPULSORY

BRIEFING SESSION CLOSING DATE

MAK46/2015/2016 Request for quotation for the Supply and Delivery of Building Materials

23 OCTOBER 2015 AT 12H00

MAK47/2015/2016 Request for quotation for the Supply, Delivery and Labour for Palisade Steel Fencing at Dzanani Biaba Grave Yard (50m X 120m Stand)

20 October 2015 at 11H00 at Dzanani Biaba Grave Yard (Dzanani Regional Office)


MAK48/2015/2016 Request for quotation for the Supply and Delivery of EPWP Tools


MAK49/2015/2016 Request for quotation for the Re-Advertise-ment: Supply Materials , Delivery and Con-struction of the Fence of Municipal Pound

20 October at 14H00 in the Municipal Cattle Pound opposite N1 Road, Industrial Street


MAK50/2015/2016 Request for quotation for the Valuation for a determination of a market related rental price for 300 Lamp Post for Street Pole Advertising use in Louis Trichardt Township



TENDER NO. 60 OF 2015 APPOINTMENT OF CONTRACTOR TO UPGRADE BEAUFORT WEST

LINE 22KV OVERHEAD LINE: 2015/2016Suitable contractors are invited to tender for the Appointment of contractor to upgrade Beaufort West line 22kv overhead line: 2015/2016. Bidders are requested to bid as per specification attached to the bid docu-ments that will be obtainable on 20 October 2015 at the Procurement Office No. B043 upon payment of a non-refundable amount of R300,00.

Complulsory briefing session will be held on 23 October 2015 at 10:00 at Council Chamber, 83 Krogh Street, Makhado and proceed to Levubu Beaufort for site meeting.

Completed bid documents signed by a duly authorised person, sealed in an envelope clearly marked “Ten-der No.60: Appointment of contractor to upgrade Beaufort west line 22kV overhead Line: 2015/2016.” must reach the undersigned by depositing it into the tender box at the foyer of the main entrance to the Civic Centre by not later than 12:00 on Friday, 30 October 2015 when all tenders received will be opened in public in the Executive Committee Chamber, First Floor, Civic Centre, No. 83 Krogh Street, Makhado.

The Municipality is not bound to accept the lowest or any bid and reserves the right to accept any part of a bid. Bids must remain valid for a period of ninety (90) days after closing date of submission thereof. Sub-mitted tenders will be evaluated on 90/10 score points.

Bids which are late, incomplete, unsigned or submitted in pencil or by telegraph or facsimile or electronically by e-mail, or not having the following documents attached for evaluation or not complying with the tender specifications, will not be evaluated and will be disqualified:

• Original and valid Tax Clearance Certificate• Copy of Company Registration Certificate.• Certified copy/copies of Company Owner(s) ID book(s).• BBBEE certificate (for Prefential points)• CIDB Grade 3EP• Proof of payment of municipal Accounts/Statement.• Be a qualified three phase LV electrician• Be in possession of a Wireman’s license• Be registered with the DOL as an electrical contractor.• Be in possession of valid ORHVS 1-10 certificate• Be in possession of valid MV/HT operating certificate

All technical enquiries must be directed to the Director Technical Services, Mr C W Molokomme or Mr Joubert and Mr T Matodzi at no. 015 519 3000 or 015 519 3217 respectively, whereas procurement related enquiries should be directed to the Supply Chain Officer, Mr R L Moswathupa at (015) 519 3171.

Civic Centre83 Krogh Street MAKHADO, 0920 Notice No. 171 of 2015 MR I. P. MUTSHINYALIFile: 8/3/2/1284 MUNICIPAL MANAGER



NOTICE

CALL FOR NOMINATION FOR PERSONS TO BE APPOINTED AS MEMBERS OF THE MAKHADO MUNICIPAL APPEAL AUTHORITY TO CONSIDER APPEALS ON LAND DEVELOPMENT AND LAND USE APPLICATIONS

In terms of the Spatial Planning and Land Use Management Act, 2013 (Act 16 of 2013), the Makhado Municipality hereby invites nominations for persons to be appointed as a member of the Makhado Municipality Appeal Authority to consider appeals on land development and land use applications.

Attributes: Nominees must be persons with leadership qualities and must have knowledge and experience of spatial planning, land use management and land development appeals or the law related thereto.

Fields/Areas of interest: Town Planning, Survey, Engineering, Environment, Hydrology, Legal, Geotechnical, Property and etc.

Term of office: The terms of the office of members of a Municipal Planning Tribunal will be five years calculated from the date of the appointment of such member by the Municipal Council.

Nomination Particulars: Each nomination must be in writing and not by pencil or free hand and must contain the following details:(a) The full names and address of the nominator, who must be a natural person and a person may nominate himself

or herself or organisation nominating the candidate(b) The name, address and identity number of the nominee(c) Motivation by the nominator for the appointment of the nominee to the Makhado Municipal Appeal Authority (not

exceeding one page)(d) A curriculum vitae of the nominee which must include; full names, identity number and gender, contact address,

telephone, fax and mobile numbers, email address and at least two names and contact details of references.(e) Certified copies of qualifications and valid registration certificates indicating registration with the relevant profes-

sional body or voluntary association. (f) Letter of acceptance of the nomination from the nominee.

Nominations must be posted to The Municipal Manager, Makhado Municipality, Private Bag X2596, MAKHADO, 0920 or hand-delivered to Makhado Municipality, Civic Centre, 63 Krogh Street on or before 23 October 2015.

Enquiries can be directed to the Director Development Planning on telephone number, 015 519 3217.

NB: emailed/faxed nomination will NOT be considered and correspondence will be limited to successful nominee.

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NB: All service providers / bidders are requested to pre number and initial their bid documents before submission.

Complete Tender document sealed in an envelope marked the above mentioned bids, Must be deposited in the bid box, next to the entrance of Vhembe District Municipality Offices, next to Khoroni Hotel (Former Venda Tusk Hotel) wherein the bids will be opened in public.

The following documents are required and shall form part of the bid:

• Original Tax Clearance Certificate• Company Registration Certificate• Proof of Purchased tender document receipt• Bidders Certified copy of ID Document• Proof that the bidder municipal business account or any of the directors municipal account is not in arrears (N.B.Municipal Clearance not older three month)• Certified BBBEE Verification certificate.

Late bid, telegraphic, e-mails or telefax transmission documents will not be accepted. Vhembe District Municipality reserves the right to accept a tender as a whole or in part and does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any tender.

NB: No bid will be accepted from persons in the service of the state.

Administrative enquiries can be directed to: Supply Chain Practitioners of Vhembe District Municipality, at tel: (015) 960 2093 / 2107 / 2075.

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TECHNICAL ENQUIRIES

Acting General Manager CommunityServices Mr Mabasa D at (015) 960 2000

NOTICE FOR THE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT PROCESS Notice is hereby given in terms of Regulation 41 of the Environmental Impact Assessment Regulations 2014, made under Section 24(5) of the National Environment Management Act (Act No. 107 of 1998) and published in Government Notice No. R.982 of 2014, of intent to carry out the following activity: Proposed construction of filling station, related shops and a taxi rank on an area of approximately 3 hectares on the remainder of the portion of the farm Marius 732 MS, within the jurisdiction of Makhado Local Municipality in Vhembe District Municipality of Limpopo Province. The GPS coordinates for the proposed area: S 220 54’ 26.22’’ E 290 55’ 18.34”. The proposed development activity falls within the categories of R 983 and R 985 requires Basic Assessment Process. Particulars of Proponent Contact: Mr V. A Nelwamondo House No. 294, Thohoyandou, Block G, 0950 Cell: 076 122 4514 Email: [email protected] Particulars of Environmental Consultant Khera Environmental Specialists (Pty) Ltd Contact: Ms. Muravha Makhera 141 Hillary Drive, Bendor Polokwane, 0699 Cell: 076 256 7214 Fax: 086 519 2880 Email: [email protected] In order to participate in the process, or to provide comments and or to register as an Interested and Affected Parties (I&APs) pertaining to the above-proposed development, you are invited to contact Khera Environmental Specialists (Pty) Ltd, Ms. Makhera Muravha at the consultant address given above before 10 November 2015. PUBLIC PARTICIPATION MEETING: Date: 10 November 2015 Venue: On Site Time: 11H: 30

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NOTICE FOR THE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT PROCESS Notice is hereby given in terms of Regulation 41 of the Environmental Impact Assessment Regulations 2014, made under Section 24(5) of the National Environment Management Act (Act No. 107 of 1998) and published in Government Notice No. R.982 of 2014, of intent to carry out the following activity: Proposed construction of filling station, related shops and a taxi rank on an area of approximately 3 hectares on the remainder of the portion of the farm Marius 732 MS, within the jurisdiction of Makhado Local Municipality in Vhembe District Municipality of Limpopo Province. The GPS coordinates for the proposed area: S 220 54’ 26.22’’ E 290 55’ 18.34”. The proposed development activity falls within the categories of R 983 and R 985 requires Basic Assessment Process. Particulars of Proponent Contact: Mr V. A Nelwamondo House No. 294, Thohoyandou, Block G, 0950 Cell: 076 122 4514 Email: [email protected] Particulars of Environmental Consultant Khera Environmental Specialists (Pty) Ltd Contact: Ms. Muravha Makhera 141 Hillary Drive, Bendor Polokwane, 0699 Cell: 076 256 7214 Fax: 086 519 2880 Email: [email protected] In order to participate in the process, or to provide comments and or to register as an Interested and Affected Parties (I&APs) pertaining to the above-proposed development, you are invited to contact Khera Environmental Specialists (Pty) Ltd, Ms. Makhera Muravha at the consultant address given above before 10 November 2015. PUBLIC PARTICIPATION MEETING: Date: 10 November 2015 Venue: On Site Time: 11H: 30

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“Book pets’ boarding well in advance” - SPCA

Fun-filled sports day for all in Thulamela’s Ward 21

New colours for Lunungwi United FC

Pet owners who wish to board their pets (cats and dogs) at the SPCA’s Louis Trichardt kennels during the December holidays must do so in advance.

Bookings can only be made with Mr Lawrence Khodobo between 08:00 and 16:00 and no other bookings will be accepted.

“Please do not leave a voice message on any phone and presume your booking has been accepted. It will not be accepted. We also ask that you do not leave a message with one of the kennel staff,” said Mrs Bea Reimer of the local SPCA.

All pets, cats and dogs, must be inoc-ulated, de-wormed and bathed or dipped before coming into the kennels.

“We will need proof of yearly inocula-tions, as well as rabies inoculation when

you bring your pet in,” said Reimer.Inoculation must take place 10 days

before the pet is brought to the kennels. Reimer and Khodobo must also be made aware of pets on medication while these are at the kennels.

“If you intend leaving your pets at home during the holiday, please make adequate arrangements with a reliable person for them. Remember, there will be fireworks while you are away, so be prepared,” Reimer warned.

The boarding fees are R40 per dog per day and R30 per cat per day. Office hours at the kennels are Monday to Friday from 08:00 until 17:00 and Saturdays from 08:00 until 13:00.

The kennels are closed on Sundays and public holidays. People bringing their pets

must do so within business hours. Pets left at the kennels over the weekend must be picked up on Monday, unless arrange-ments are made before the time.

The SPCA remain reliant on dona-tions to keep their doors open. For those wishing to make a donation, the local SPCA’s banking details are SPCA Louis Trichardt, Standard Bank, account number 282374639 and branch code 052 549.

For more infor-mation or in case of emergencies, phone Lawrence at 082 965 5151 or Reimer at 082 424 5712.

Ward 21 residents under the Thulamela municipality had a fun-filled day, when the local ward councillor, Cllr Maria Ramanala, and other structures in the community joined hands and hosted a soccer tournament in the area.

On Saturday, hundreds of soccer lovers gathered at the local All Blacks Soccer grounds for what turned out to be a most memorable day in the community. Four teams, Maniini All Blacks, Wisdom Academy, Block F FC and Block K and R Portions, participated.

The final was between Maniini All Blacks and Block F FC, where Maniini

All Blacks emerged the champions after beating their opponents 2-1.

For their efforts, All Blacks took home a trophy, R750 cash, gold medals and two soccer balls. Block F FC were consoled by a soccer ball, R450 cash and silver medals. In addition, all teams received R200 for refreshments.

Speaking during the tournament, Cllr Ramanala said besides being good for one’s health, sport had the potential to unite the community. “There is no better way of coming together for a good cause than sport. We are meeting today as a community and while here we can think

of something good to improve the living conditions in our areas. We are also hap-py that many youths participated in the tournament and we have seen that there are many with talent here.”

Patson Ramuntshi, who coordinated the tournament, said they were happy with the way things went.

“We did achieve our objective of bring-ing people together and taking the youth off the streets at least for a day. We aim to make this an annual event, but this will depend on businesspeople coming on board and assisting in the logistics of the day,” Ramuntshi added.

The winning Maniini All Blacks in joyful mood after receiving their prize. In the photograph are Cllr Maria Ramanala (left) and other officials during the handover.

An affiliate of the Thulamela Local Football Association, Lunungwi United FC, received brand new soccer kit from the management of Thwwa Trad-ing and Projects Company.

The kit was officially handed over to the club at the local chief’s kraal on Sunday after-noon.

Before handing over the kit to the team, the manager of the company, Mr VP Tshivhase, revealed that the donation was a fulfillment of the pledge the company had made to the local community.

According to Tshivhase, the managing director of the compa-ny, Dr Hulisani Kwinda, prom-ised to develop the community

in many ways at the time when he was given a piece of land for development purposes some months back.

Tshivhase further stated that the donation was the beginning of great things to come.

When addressing the peo-ple, the local traditional leader, Vhamusanda Vho-Mutshutshu Edson Mamatho, revealed that he was still going to attract more investors to the area.

He severely criticized the peo-ple who accused him of giving a piece of land to non-residents at the time when he gave Dr Kwinda a piece of land for de-velopment purposes

In his words of appreciation for the donation, the captain of the team, Rolivhuwa Manduna,

praised the company for plough-ing back part of their income back into the community.

He stated that the donation would go a long way in boost-ing the morale of the players. According to the general manag-er of the club, Mr NE Muswubi, the club was founded in the early nineties.

The people who are currently managing the team are: Messrs NE Muswubi (general manager), Mashudu Rasiaga (chairman), Maberegisi Avhafunani (dep-uty chairman), Nenngwekhulu Thivhudziswi (general secre-tary), Kone Ndileleni (deputy secretary), Muswubi Solomon (treasurer), Netsianda Peter (transport organizer) and Mand-una Sedzani (PRO).

The captain of United, Rolivhuwa Manduna (right), receives his team’s soccer kit from Mr VP Tshivhase (left) while other dignitaries look on.



By Frank Mavhungu

Tshakhuma Peace Makers the Matange champions

R100 000 to develop chess at schools

NOTICE OF BASIC ASSESSMENT PROCESS (ENVIRONMENTAL AUTHORISATION) FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF A MULTI-PURPOSE CENTRE AT TSHITUNI VILLAGE UNDER MAKHADO

LOCAL MUNICIPALITY UNDER THE JURISDICTION OF VHEMBE DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY, LIMPOPO PROVINCE

Notice is hereby given in terms of Regulation 41 of the EIA Regulations (2014) published in Government Notice No. R983 and 985 of 8 December 2014 published in terms of Chapter 6 of the National Environment Management Act (Act No. 107 of 1998) and the EIA Regulations 2014 of the intent to carry out a Basic Assessment for the following proposed activity:

NATURE OF ACTIVITYThe proposed construction of the Multi-Purpose Centre including Chalets, Park, Lapa and Swimming Pools is within the jurisdiction of Makhado Local Municipality.The proposed project triggers the following listed activities:

Coordinates:Latitude: S 22° 53’ 8,71”

Longitude: E 30° 03’ 30,58”

NAME OF APPLICANTGeorge’s Multipurpose Centre

REGISTRATION OF INTERESTED AND AFFECTED PARTIES:In terms of Regulations 42 & 43 of the EIA Regulations published in Government Notice No. R983 of 8 December 2014 the public is invited to register as Interested and Affected Parties (I&APs); express interest, comment and participate in the Public Participation Process (PPP) respectively within 30-calendar days) 16th October 2015 to 16th November 2015. To partake in this process and obtain further information regarding the proposed project please make use the contact details provided in the table below and forward your comments before the 16th of November 2015. Copies of Draft Basic Assessment will be available at our Pretoria Offices upon request and at the Vhembe FET College at Mapakophele Village and at the Old Makhado Agricultural College.

CONTACT DETAILS:

EIA REGULATION PUBLISHED IN GOVERNMENT NOTICE

ACTIVITY NUMBER

ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION

Environmental Impact Assessment Regulation 983 Listing Notice 1 of December 2014

27 The clearance of an area of 1 hectare or more, but less than 20 hectares of indige-nous vegetation.

Environmental Impact Assessment Regulation 985 Listing Notice 3 of December 2014

6 The development of resorts, lodges, hotels and tourism or hospitality facilities that sleeps 15 people or more.

Contact person Nature of Enquiry Contact number Email Address Physical Address

Vele Khangale General Enquiries Tell: 012 343 9820 /

Cell: 073 173 9244

Fax : 086 600 1016

[email protected]

Office 747 Park Street,

Arcadia, Pretoria,

0028

Khuliso Ramulondi Technical Enquiries/Issues

Tel:012 343 9820 / Cell :082 881 1271 Fax : 086 600 1016

Khul iso.ramulo-nd i@tsh ikovha.co.za

Moudy Mudzielwana

Technical Enquiries/Issues

T:012 343 9727 /

Cell: 076 431 1016

Fax : 086 600 1016

moudy.mudzie l [email protected]

CCERSDeadline: Tuesday

12:00 - No handwritten logs will be accepted LOGS

Team Played Won Draw Lost For Against PointsShayandima Masters 24 20 2 2 123 39 62Mount Riders Masters 24 20 1 3 90 42 61Stamina Free Masters 23 19 3 1 119 27 60Madonsi Masters 23 17 4 2 89 34 55Goodville Masters 23 15 3 5 87 46 45Saselema Masters 23 13 5 5 80 46 45Itsani Masters 24 14 1 9 63 38 43Tshakhuma Masters 23 13 4 6 74 52 43Table Newcomers Masters 22 12 4 6 69 44 40Nesengani Masters 21 12 2 7 46 57 38Havhavha Masters 24 10 5 9 74 76 35Jerome Masters 22 10 4 8 72 38 34Mathule Masters 24 10 3 11 80 94 33Tshivhungululu Masters 23 9 2 12 48 68 30Tshiulungoma Masters 22 7 5 10 44 63 26Duthuni Masters 23 7 4 12 49 50 25Vuwani Masters 20 6 6 8 47 47 24Makhuvha Masters 23 6 2 15 26 51 20G.Eleven Masters 21 3 8 10 34 51 17Muledane Masters 23 5 2 15 32 65 17Lwamondo Utd Masters 24 4 4 16 43 104 16Tshipako Masters 23 3 6 14 48 98 15Tshinane Masters 23 4 2 17 44 92 14Tshiamutsha Masters 24 3 4 17 38 74 13Dzwerani Masters 23 4 3 16 31 92 13Mulenzhe Masters 17 3 2 12 30 75 11

SAFA Vhembe: Masters League

Team Played Won Draw Lost For Against PointsSendedza Masters 26 21 4 1 105 28 67Wesifa Masters 25 18 3 4 84 39 57Khakhu Masters 24 15 6 3 70 22 51Vhulaudzi Masters 26 16 3 7 80 42 51Swongozwi Masters 25 13 4 8 52 46 43Leopards Masters 24 12 4 8 61 46 40Mphaila Masters 24 8 9 7 44 41 33Dzanani 1 T/Association 26 8 8 10 55 59 32Mandiwana Masters 25 9 5 11 42 51 32Sinthumule Kuatama 26 8 7 11 46 50 31Madombidzha Masters 25 9 2 14 62 53 29Ellis Masters 24 8 5 11 41 65 29Ngovhela Masters 25 6 8 11 45 68 26Makungwi Masters 25 7 4 14 43 70 25Matidza Masters 26 6 7 13 36 66 25Mudimeli Masters 24 4 4 16 43 89 16Mamas Masters 24 1 4 19 39 100 7

Vhembe Masters Soccer League

The captain of Young Tigers, Thsilidzi Khorommbi (centre), receives his team’s prize from Mr RR Matshepete (left), while other dignitaries look on.

The captain of Peace Makers, Adivhaho Mulaudzi (centre), receives his team’s soccer kit from Mr RR Matshepete (left), while some of the dignitaries look on.

Tshakhuma Peace Makers U/13 Football Club were crowned the champions of the Matange Brick and Tile Soccer Tournament at the Tshakhuma Malaria grounds last Saturday. This after they beat Tshakhuma Young Tigers 4-2 in the final.

Peace Makers were presented with a brand new soccer kit during a ceremony that was held at the grounds shortly after the final. During the ceremony, the managing director of the company, Mr RR Matshepete, revealed that this year’s spon-sorship was the starting point of the relationship that will last for years to come. He stated that the sponsorship would increase every year, saying next season’s champions would take home a floating trophy, soccer kit and 11 pairs of soccer boots.

Matshepete further stated that, as a parent him-self, it was his wish to see all children having a bright future. He appealed to the children to strike a balance between education and sports. Matshepete also indicated that he was impressed by the perfor-mance of one of the players for the teams that took part in the losers’ final, Shooting Stars.

The 10-year old Livhuwani Ndou, who was wearing the captain’s arm band, was a thorn in the flesh of the opponents, TNN Academy. Matshepete stated that he would adopt the young player for the rest of his football career.

The runners-up, Young Tigers, were presented with a cash prize of R500. Shooting Stars took home R350 while TNN Academy went home with a consolation prize of R150. During the ceremony, a local ward councilor, Cllr TA Mmbadi, appealed to other businessmen to start sponsoring development teams. Mmbadi appealed to the children not to forget that they were the ones who could determine their own future.

Four teams, TNN Academy, Tshakhuma Shoot-ing Stars, Tshakhuma Young Tigers and the cham-

pions, Tshakhuma Peace Makers, took part in the tournament. Shooting

Stars beat TNN Academy 4-3 in their losers’ final match earlier that day.

Prize money amounting to R100 000 was dis-tributed to primary and secondary schools during the prize-giving ceremony of the Munei Foundation Chess competition, which was held at the Tshiozwi Sivhada Guest House last Friday night.

The guest speaker, the chairperson for housing development enterprise of Namibia, Mr Sam Chivute, emphasised the importance of education during the ceremony and said that sport without education meant nothing. “You can be a star today and be written off the following day. Education will never forsake you, and you can bank on it,” he added.

He criticized teachers who are involved in drugs. “Imagine the teacher who is supposed to be a role model is selling dagga to the pupils. What type of future leaders are we expecting from that generation? We are also seriously concerned about community members who sell alcoholic beverages to school kids. Can you imagine a learner dressed in school uniform, queuing in the bottle store for

beer?”The circuit manager

of Zoutpanberg West, Ms Christina Ramovha, appealed to business-people to get involved in promoting local ac-tivities. A representative from the Bruzar group, Mr Rudzani Mampha-ga, stated that his com-pany would continue to sponsor the circuit in the coming years. According to him, the sponsorship will grow with time.

The biggest prize went to the champions in the primary compe-tition, Benny’s Care. They became R3 400 richer. Daniel Mubva Primary went home with R3 000, while the third prize of R2 000 was won by Gogobole Primary.

In the secondary cate-gory, Millige High took the first position and received R3 400. The runners-up, Benny’s Care, collected R3000. Gogobole received

R2 000.Best players primary school player is Divham-

bele Kganakga of Tshikwarani, who received R1 400, a trophy and a gold medal. The second position went to Hector Phaswana of Matavha, who received R1 000 and a silver medal. Boldwin Siphei of Tshilwavusiku Razwimisani Special School, who ended in third position position, took home R500 and a bronze medal.

The winners in the secondary schools category are: Mulalo Muthenga of Jonothan Thifhulufheli High, who received R1 400, a trophy and a medal, while the second-placed Matome Ramasala from Kutama High School received R1 000 and a silver medal. The third-placed Lutendo Ramadwa of Sin-thumule High received R500 and a bronze medal.

During the presentation are, from left to right, Polinah Mashau, Jerrey Mbadaliga, Obby Moseboa, Mulalo Muthega, Divhambele Kganakga, Scara Tshigomana and Christina Ramovha.

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Leopards to face NFD rookiesBlack Leopards and Mbombela United will face each other at the Thohoyandou Stadium in a Na-tional First Division League match.

A quick glance at Leopards’ track record shows that United will be lucky if they manage to hold Lidoda Duvha to a draw. United have won only two of the six league matches they have played to date. They lost two and shared the spoils on two occasions. On the other hand, the Thohoyandou outfit are sharpened to kill of late.

They collected four points in their last two matches, beating FC Cape Town at home and sharing the glory with Baroka FC away from home.

Leopards will be minus their marksman, Thabo Mashiane, when they face Mbombela United tomor-row.

Mashiane saw red in their game against FC Cape Town at the Tho-hoyandou Stadium three weeks ago.

The strikers of United will not find it easy to penetrate the defence of Leopards, which will be marshalled by Jonathan King, Thivhavhudzi Ndou and Dunga Munganga. Leop-ards’ strikers, Thembisani Nevhu-lamba, Ruggert Nyundu and Leonard Ntshangase, will keep the United defence running for cover.

Moroka Swallows will host Baroka at the Dobsonville Stadium.Baroka

are the only side who have not yet tasted the pain of losing a league match this season. They are currently leading the league. Amazulu will fly to Cape Town, where they will lock horns with FC Cape Town. In the KZN derby, Thanda Royal Zulu and Royal Eagles will meet at the King Zwelithini Stadium in Durban.

Highlandspark will visit Cape Town All Stars at the Athlone Stadium, while Mthatha Bucks will face Witbank Spurs at the Mthatha Stadium in the Eastern Cape.

On Sunday, African Warriors will face Vasco da Gama and Milano United will host Santos.

The Leopards’ overlapping right back, Jonathan King.

Leopards’ fast forward, Leonard Ntshangase.

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16 October 2015 - Limpopo Mirror