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Lulekani Masters beated their Giyani counterparts
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Police in Phalaborwa are looking for Velly Mkombo
WantedFriday March 21, 2014
Damaged roads to be repairedas a “matter of urgency”
Roads and other infrastructure damaged by the persistiant heavy rain over the last few weeks will be repaired by the Greater Tzaneen Municipality ‘as a matter of urgency’.
The mayor of the Greater Tzaneen Municipality, Dikiledi Mmetle said on Friday that the disaster situation in the Greater Tzaneen area that was caused heavy rainfall and fl oods will soon be a thing of the past.
Community members are urged to monitor their children’s movements after a six-year-old child from Nkowankowa Section C died after drowning in a pit.
‘The matter is under police investigation and the municipality is cooperating with them,’ said Mmetle.
Two children that were reported missing in Shiluvanne Village have since been found, one is recovering in hospital after being rescued while another is unhurt.
‘We call on parents to monitor the movement of our children and for the community to report any life threatening holes, pits or potholes to allow the municipality to either barricade or cover these areas,’ she added.
Incidents of houses being fl ooded and others collapsing due to prolonged periods of rain have also been reported to the GTM.
‘We are continuously providing the necessary assistance to these families including temporary shelter in the form of tents and food parcels through the South Africa Social Security Agency,’ said Mmetle.
The mayor also discussed the roads and
infrastructure damages saying that all roads, both gravel and tarred have been badly damaged in both rural and urban areas.
‘All the 34 wards have been affected and people are struggling to enter or leave their homes,’ said Mmetle.
The GTM says that they are waiting for the rain to stop and after a few days, at least until the soil is dry, they will start maintenance work at critical areas.
‘All potholes will be repaired as a matter of urgency when and if the weather is conducive to do so,’ said Mmetle.
Heavy rains are expected to keep pouring down until the end of the month.
R300 000 has been allocated from the current budget for disaster relief and a further R500 000 will be allocated in the next fi nancial year.
R4 million from the adjusted budget has been allocated for roads and maintenance in the area.
Community members are urged to avoid low lying areas especially rivers, streams and dams or swamp areas.
Mmetle said that all dams in the Greater Tzaneen area are overfl owing and the Department of Water Affairs is monitoring the situation.
The GTM urges community members to immediately report any disaster to their respective ward councillor or the GTM disaster offi cer, Michael Rabothata on 072 6577 663 or to call the Mopani Disaster Line on 015 306 7000.
Residents who do not know who their councillors are can call the GTM’s Public Participation Offi ce on 015 307 8025/8080.
DAMAGED: Roads and infrastructure that was damaged by the rain will be repaired as a ‘ma er of urgency’ according to the Greater Tzaneen Municipality.
DISASTER RELIEF: The mayor of the Greater Tzaneen Municipality, Dikiledi Mmetle briefed the media on their fl ood disaster relief plans and current opera ons on Friday.
2 MOPANI HERALD Friday March 21, 2014NEWS
Tzaneen: Police in Tzaneen have arrested 94 people for various criminal activities over the past week.
According to the Tzaneen police spokesperson, Constable Glenda Maimele, one person was arrested for assault common, nine for assault with intend to cause grievous bodily harm and four were arrested for shoplifting.
One person was arrested for theft, seven people for housebreaking and theft, two for being found in possession of dagga and one person was arrested for being in possession of unlicensed fi rearm.
Five people were arrested for possession of counterfeit goods, three people were arrested for urinating in public, one person for drunken driving and six were arrested for reckless and negligent driving.
Fourteen people were arrested for prostitution, four people for illegal gambling, 11 for public drinking and 25 for contravention of the Road Traffi c Act.
Ritavi: Police in Ritavi have arrested a total of 40 people
during the past week. Ritavi police spokesperson, Constable Vongani Ngobeni
said seven people were arrested for contravening the Road Traffi c Act, ten people were arrested for assault with intent to cause grievous bodily harm, one person for house breaking with intent to steal and theft, three people were arrested for robbery and 11 for contravening the Liquor Act. Four people were arrested for theft, one person for possession of suspected stolen property, four for theft, one for domestic violence, one person for violation of protection order, one person for reckless and negligent driving and one person for crimen injuria.
Bolobedu : Police in Bolobedu have arrested 61 suspects over the past week for various criminal activities.
Bolobedu police spokesperson Constable Rebotile Shai said fi ve people were arrested for assault with intend to cause grievous bodily harm, 15 for illegal gambling, eight for housebreakings and theft, 20 for public drinking and
one for malicious damage to property. One person was arrested for drunken
driving, one for using motor vehicle without the owner‘s consent, two for theft, two for rape, one for possession of a dangerous weapon, one for obstruction on sheriff of the court, one for stock theft, one for shoplifting, one for planting of dagga and three for assault common.
Maake: Police in Maake have arrested 37 suspects for various criminal activities over the weekend.
Maake police spokesperson, Constable Mpho Seroto said 20 suspects were arrested
for public drinking, three for possession of dagga and seven for contravening the Road Traffi c Act.
Five suspects were arrested for contravention of theLiquor Act , one for assault common while one was arrested for murder.
Crime reports from your area
Gravelotte: Police in Gravelotte have arrested only one person for a criminal activity commited last week. Constable Phineas Masihla, spokesperson for the Gravelotte police said one person was nabbed for possession of suspected stolen property.
Phalaborwa: Police in Phalaborwa have arrested 11 people for various criminal activities over the past week. Constable Elvis Mongwe, spokesperson for the Phalaborwa police said one person was arrested for theft, one for assault common, three for assault with intent to cause grievous bodily harm, three for shoplifting and three for possession of suspected stolen property.
Lulekani: Police in Lulekani have arrested 22 people for various criminal activities over the previous week. Constable Nkhensani Mabasa, spokesperson for Lulekani police said fi ve people were arrested for assault with intent to cause grievous bodily harm, one for malicious damage to property, one for violation of a protection order, one for stock theft and one for house breaking and theft.
One person was nabbed after a warrant of arrest was issued against him, two for driving under the infl uence of alcohol, one for trading without a permit and ten for drinking liquor in public.
Crime news in brief
SASSA: A mother of three wants to know where her R150 from her SASSA smart card goes to. Letti e Mohomane with her family.
Some parents who receive child support grant for their children in Phalaborwa complain that since they started using South African Social Security Agency (SASSA) issued smart cards their money is being deducted.
The smart cards, issued during the re-registration of child support grant benefi ciaries, can be used to buy or withdraw money at an ATM anywhere but many claim that certain amounts of money is being deducted without their concern.
A mother of three, Lettie Mohamane (36) from Makhushane village said that since last year she has not able to withdraw full amount. ‘I am supposed to get R900 for my three
Grant deducted whenusing smart card
children but I get only R750, I don’t know where the rest of the money goes to. I still haven’t received answers even today, R150 is a lot of money it could make a difference,’ said Mahomane.
Elizabeth Nxumalo (46) from Lulekani says she sometimes withdraw in a bank when she has no time to queue at the SASSA pay point in her village.
‘I do not know who is deducting my children’s money . I am not the only one going through this l, If you can go to one of the pay stops you will hear a lot of people complaining about it,’ said Nxumalo.
Spokesperson for the South African Social
Security Agency (SASSA) in Limpopo, Xander Kutama said the agency has no agreement with retailers to deduct money from the
accounts of the benefi ciaries.Kutama also said that benefi ciaries must
protect their pin numbers for safety reasons.
One person died and another seriously injured when a motor vehicle overturned near Selati bridge in Sekororo on Tuesday morning.
Maake police spokesperson, Constable Mpho Seroto said a silver Toyota Hilux bakkie was heading to Tzaneen when it
overturned.Seroto said the passenger died
at the scene while the driver was admitted at Sekororo hospital.
He said a case of culpable homicide has been opened for investigation and a postmortem will be conducted to determine the cause of death.
One dies in car accident
ACCIDENT: Traffi c police inspecti ng a scene of a car accident in which one person died on Tuesday morning.
WANTED: Police in Phalaborwa are looking for Velly Mkhombo (35) from Mashishimale village to assist them in their ivesti gati ons. ‘He can personally come to the police stati on or anyone who knows his whereabouts can contact the police,’ said Constable Mongwe. Contact Lieutenant Colonel Malatji on 082 573 3601.
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NEWS MOPANI HERALD Friday March 21, 2014 3
A volunteer has recently reaped the rewards of her hard work and dedication.
Emily Mononela (55) of Famane village in Bolobedu, Greater Letaba was awarded the 2013 Kha Ri Gude Mass Literacy Volunteer Co-ordinator national award by the Department of Basic Education during the Annual National Teaching Awards in Johannesburg early this month.
The former school teacher, Manonela was recognised for her outstanding contribution to the adult literacy programme.
Mononela, who retired from teaching in 2010 due to ill health, is now a volunteer co-ordinator for Kha Ri Gude (let us learn) adult literacy programme in the Greater Letaba Municipal area.
As the coordinator, Mononela is responsible for 20 supervisors who oversees 200 Adult Basic Education and Training (ABET) educators in 20 centres with over 3000 adult learners in the area.
Mononela who also worked part time as ABET facilitator at the University of South Africa for 12 years said she felt honoured to have been recognized by the Department of
Basic Education for her work.Described by her subordinates as someone who
consistently proven herself to be an outstanding leader and motivator, Mononela received a certifi cate, trophy and cash prize for her tireless efforts.
According to the Department of Basic Education, the National Teaching Awards winners were selected from over 350 000 teachers across the country in various categories, including Excellence in Primary School Teaching, Excellence in Primary School Leadership, Excellence in Secondary School Teaching, Excellence in Secondary School Leadership, Excellence in Grade R Teaching, Excellence in Special Needs Teaching, Excellence in Technology-Enhanced Teaching, Excellence in Teaching Mathematics, Excellence in Teaching Science, Via Afrika Publishers People’s Choice Award, Kha Ri Gude Mass Literacy Volunteer Teacher, Kha Ri Gude Mass Literacy Volunteer Supervisor, Kha Ri Gude Mass Literacy Volunteer Co-ordinator, Professor Kader Asmal Award, and the Lifetime Achievement Award, which is given to educators with 30 years of unbroken service.
Local volunteer wins national award
AWARD WINNER: Emily Mononela, the na onal Kha Ri Gude Mass Literacy Volunteer Co-ordinator award winner.
Premier Stan Mathabatha and members of the Provincial Executive Council engaged with communities in Greater Letaba Municipality in an effort to address their service delivery challenges.The Imbizo was held at Hlohlokwe village on Friday.
Community engages ExcoSome of the critical issues raised at the
Imbizo included lack of cleaning running and drinkable water, gravel roads which are impassable during rainy season, shortages of classrooms in schools, poor provision of services at clinics and the ill treatment of patients by nurses, the communities also made a passionate plea to the government to built bridges at Molototsi River which will link some villages to the main road.
The say when its raining, some villages are cut off from the rest of the country.
The Mopani District Executive Mayor, Joshua Matlou said they are doing their best to provide water to the communities but their efforts are thwarted by theft of water pumps, electric cables and other equipment.
He urged the communities to protect government property and also report theft
and vandalism to the relevant authorities.Premier Mathabatha promised that the
issues raised will be addressed by the relevant government structures.
During the event, government departments and public institutions exhibited and provided services to the communities on the spot. These institutions included Home Affairs, The Department of Economic Development, Environment &
Tourism, South African Social Security Agency (SASSA), South African Police Service (SAPS), The Deaprtment of Health and Social Development, State Owned Enterprises, local and Districts Municipalities.
The Imbizo is the initiative of government to enhance participatory democracy and it also provides members of the public with an opportunity to hold public representatives accountable on service delivery matters.
SERVICES: Members of the community visi ng one of the government departments stalls during an Imbizo.
LISTENING: Premier Stan Mathabatha listening to the community concerns during an Imbizo at Hlohlokwe on Friday.
4 MOPANI HERALD Friday March 21, 2014GENERAL
Mahela Boerdery’s employees who successfully completed training received certifi cates in a ceremony held at The Junction Packhouse in Letsitele on Saturday.
Two hundred and thirty-one employees from Mahela Boerdery’s farms, packhouse, nursery and workshop received training in various fi elds of study.
According to Mahela Boerdery’s Mariette van der Westhuizen, the training modules facilitated by Riverwalk Training and supported by AgriSeta took anything from one day to eight weeks to complete.
Employees were trained in Hygiene, HIV/Aids Awareness, Occupational Health and Safety, Irrigation, Safe Handling of Chemicals, Scouting, Supervisory, Tractor Maintenance and Operation, Forklift Operation, Health and Safety Representative Training, First Aid Level 1 and 2, Fire Fighting, Apply Basic
Business Principles, Fruit Packing, Grading and Palletising, Fruit Sizing Line Machine, Fruit Line Packing Machine and Workshop Mechanical Course.
She said three interns have been employed this year to complete their experiential training at the end of the year.
She added that one of their interns of the previous year has been appointment permanently at the packhouse and will be graduating next week Thursday.
The director of sub-tropical farms at Mahela Boerdery, Francois Vorster said the company is committed to training and skills development of its employees.
Joseph Maweya who successfully completed an eight weeks Workshop Mechanical Course specialising in farm machines and equipment maintenance said the training is making his work very easy.
Farm workers receive certificates
MANAGEMENT: The management of Mahela Boerdery’s various secti ons during the certi fi cate awarding ceremony at The Juncti on Packhouse in Letsitele on Saturday.
Nursery and Packhouse workers.GRADUATES: Belle Ombre farm employees show their certi fi cates.
Nagude farm graduates
Knapsak secti on workers
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Farm workers receive certificatesLaparisa and Rondavel farm employees
The workshop staff , Diogo Zitha, Calvin Moloto, Juan Rossouw, Emma Rapatsa and Joseph Maweya during the ceremony.
DANCERS: Xibelani tradi onal dancers entertain the audience at Mahela Boerdery.
Inzana and Hamasita farm workers
The Plains farm employees.
The National Credit Regulator (NCR), in partnership with the Credit Ombud is urging all consumers to know their credit status as part of World Consumer Rights Month.
World Consumer Rights Day takes place on March 15.
The NCR’s theme for the March 2014 campaign is “Know your credit status”.
The NCR together with the Credit Ombud have embarked on a drive to educate and inform consumers about the importance of knowing their credit status.
“Every person who has an account in the country with a credit or service provider, who makes use of credit bureau services, will fi nd the information about their account recorded with a credit bureau irrespective of whether that person pays their account regularly or not. This means that credit bureaus hold both“The purpose of listing the information collectively at the credit bureaus is to create a comprehensive view of the consumer for both prospective and existing credit and service providers to assist them in the evaluation of credit or account applications and also to assist in the management of their relationship with their customers”, explains Lesiba Mashapa: Company Secretary at the NCR.
Statistics show that out of 20.29 million credit active consumers, only 164,437 credit reports were issued to consumers at their request during the quarter ended September 2013. It further states that 77.0% (126,591) were issued without charge, and the remaining 23.0% (37,846) were issued with charge.
Mashapa reminds consumers that under the National Credit Act (NCA), they are entitled to one free credit report annually from all 13 registered credit bureaus. “Should a consumer require an additional copy of his or her credit report within the same year, there will be a cost not exceeding R20.00 excluding Vat.” He further advised consumers that in terms of the NCA, they have the right
to access and challenge the information on their credit records held by the credit bureaus if they believe that it is not accurate.
“When challenging the credit bureau record, the consumer needs to contact the credit bureau that issued the credit report. The credit bureau has 20 business days to investigate the matter, says Mashapa.
Credit Ombud Manie van Schalkwyk says if the consumer is not satisfi ed with the outcome from the credit bureau investigation or they do not have an answer after waiting for 20 business days for the bureau to assist them, they should escalate the matter to the Credit Ombud’s offi ce where they will receive assistance free of charge. However, consumers need to have a reference number from the credit bureau, he adds.
“The Offi ce of the Credit Ombud resolves complaints from consumers and businesses that are negatively impacted by credit information as well as complaints relating to non-bank credit agreements”, says Van Schalkwyk. Examples of credit report related matters that can be escalated to the Credit Ombud’s offi ce include: Complaints about incorrect or outdated listings on their credit profi le; Complaints about unfair listings, as well as instances of fraud or ID theft; and Complaints about consumer account information not being updated accurately.
The removal of adverse consumer credit information and information relating to paid up judgment regulations shall come into effect on 01 April. “This means that adverse consumer credit information, details and results of disputes lodged by consumers irrespective of the outcome of such disputes will be automatically removed from the credit bureau records.” “However, consumers who have judgments against their names need to settle the judgment debt before the judgment listing will be removed from the credit bureau records”, stressed Mashapa.
Know your credit status
The Department of Labour in partnership with Media, Information and Information Technologies Sector Education and Training Authority (MICT Seta) will place 150 job seekers in a learnership programme for a period of 12 months.
Successful candidates will receive a stipend while doing on the job training in Tzaneen, Modjadjiskoof, Thohoyandou, Makhado, Dendron and Polokwane.
Deputy director for public employment services in the department , Joyce Mathume, as the department they have responsibility to help government in creating employment opportunities.
“We have used our reliable Employment Services of South Africa (ESSA) system to search for 40 qualifi ed jobseekers per region and we have handed their names to MICT Seta,” Mathume said.
She said that MICT Seta will follow their own selection processes to choose their best 25 out of the 40 that we have provided in various regions to attend the one year long learnership program.
Mathume said added that 70 percent of the people selected for the opportunity are job-seekers who have contributed to the Unemployment Insurance (UI) before and the other 30 percent are ordinary jobseekers in the department’s database
“We have prioritised these UI contributors because the whole program is spearheaded by Unemployment Insurance Fund (UIF),” she said.
UIF is a department of labour agency that acts as an interim relief for people who have lost their employment through contract expiry, dismissal or retrenchment until they fi nd another employment.
“These developments are encouraging and we are continuing discussions with other potential employers to use our database for their future recruitment ventures,” said Albert Tshidavhu, head of the Department of Labour in the province.
Job-seekersbenefit
6 MOPANI HERALD Friday March 21, 2014EDUCATION
INTERNET: School learners search the internet during career guidance exhibiti on at Nkowankowa Community Hall last week.
EXPO: Some of the learners att ending a career guidance exhibiti on.
Career guidance exhibition held
Youth development organization, Vantshwa Va Xivono successfully hosted their fourth career guidance exhibition for Grade 11 and 12 at Nkowankowa Community Hall last week.
This year the exhibition was even attended by schools outside of Ritavi circuit such as Phangasasa because of the great information they received about the expo. “Technologically we still say at VVX that we lead the way since we even help students locate career information and application forms otherwise not present at the hall via the internet,” said Samuel Ntsan’wisi the chairperson of VVX.
Magezi Maluleke a well-known career guidance specialist with a Master’s degree in Geology once again for the fourth year in a row graced us with his presence and brought other friends with high qualifi cations which inspired the students to work very hard.
Jeffrey Shisinga, VVX member currently studying towards his master’s degree in Germany was also back to share with the learners.
The rest of the Vantshwa Va Xivono crew were also there to give the learners valuable information and with the IT expertise within the organization we were able to connect to
the internet and help the learners with more information.
Learners also got to meet the VVX crew and also learn that they are not just talented people who do interesting things but also have good qualifi cations or are still pursuing those.
Course guides and application forms for both Grade 11 and 12 from the University of Johannesburg, University of Pretoria and Wits University were available and no learner went home without one.
The organization was also graced with the presence of a representative from African women chartered accountants (AWCA) who also encouraged to pursue a career in accounting.
More than 15 learners on the day were given opportunities to go for a one week visit to companies dealing with the fi eld of interest of the careers that the learners want to venture into.
“To have schools from outside of our circuit visiting shows that the career expo its growing and is highly valued especially that now we will be doing an extra two career expos one being in Khujwana and one in the Bjatladi Ga Mamabolo area,” said Samuel Ntsan’wisi.
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SPORTS MOPANI HERALD Friday March 21, 2014 7
The highly anticipated Kaizer Letsoalo Games (KLG) Soccer League games kick-off this long weekend at various sports facilities.
The matches will be played at Lephepane, Khujwana, Thlabine, Bokgaga, Rita, Tickeyline, Motlhatlareng and Ga-Rakoma villages.
It will be the fi rst time that two tough divisions of the league are staged in this area. The KLG Soccer League introduces the Premier and Super League divisions this year, following a two-stream league last year. The top 16 teams from last year’s overall log standings will campaign in the KLG Premier division while new and the bottom ones will contest in the KLG Super division.
According to the organisers, a total of 34 teams have joined the KLG Sport this year. According to the a dministrator of the KLG Soccer League, Trilly Mogoboya, new teams in the books of the league include Mahlogwe United, Napsom, Bokgaga Juventus, Khujwana Bagdad, Bahlabine, Rita All Stars, Mmaphala Peter United, Moime Celtic and Moime Liverpool.
These newcomers will contest in the Super League alongside the likes of MM Super Stars, Monatic, Rakoma, Carling, Mighty Birds, Mamogalefa, Mokomotji Highlanders and GP United.
Already, tongues are wagging about the potential of the Super League to provide the
ever-enthusiastic fanatics of the KLG Soccer League to create an exciting, fantastic and fabulous vibe expected from the KLG Soccer League.
The presence of unknown, new teams is an added spice to the Super League. One of the most anticipated clashes is the Moime derby featuring Liverpool and Celtic, Carling and Bahlabine, as well as the Rakoma battle involving Rakoma and Mmaphala Peter Unted. “I think the Super League will offer huge excitement as most teams campaigning there are a closed book to each other,” said Mogoboya.
Mogoboya said the Premier League is a collection of the so-called “big guns” and promises to revive old scars as most historical derbies are housed in this division.
The followers of the KLG Soccer League are salivating about the prospect of the clashes between Khopho All Stars and Manamela Naughty Boys, Real Madrid and Khujwana Classic, Ramalema Cosmos and Leswika Classic, Bubs v African Buffaloes as well as Royal Celtic and Mogoboya Junior Chiefs.
“We are staging a historical football spectacle this year. We are confi dent that the giants participating in the KLG Premier league will get our supporters hooked to the game the whole year,” said the chairman of the KLG Soccer League, Marupine Sape.
KLG Soccer League kicks off this weekend
MILE: Ethan Anderson took fi rst place in U/14 male category at the Ebenezer Mile on Saturday. From left : Refi loe Mashae, Ethan Anderson, Heinrich Gruber and Anne Luther, president of the Haenertsburg Rotary Club.
OPEN WATERS: Kamalan Naidoo (left )
took third place and Dylan Catt o (right)
second place in the 14-30 category at the
Ebenezer Mile on Saturday.
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Friday March 21, 2014
CHAMPS: Mopani Soccer League leaders, Lulekani Masters.
MAN OF THE MATCH: Velly ‘ Brickz’ Mabilana scored three goals during the Mopami Soccer League match at Lulekani Stadium on Saturday.
Lulekani Masters beat Giyani Masters 7-3 in their last Mopani Soccer League match at Lulekani Stadium on Sunday.
The goals that clinched Lulekani Masters’s victory were netted by Velly ‘Brickz’ Mabilana who scored three, Muxe Shipalana, Patrick Khosa, Mandla Shongwe and Lucas Khosa who scored one goal apiece.
Lulekani Masters continued their winning spree after, having recently beaten Mcgregor 9-2 and Matafuleni 7-2 respectively.
Speaking after the game, league’s secretary, Sam Shipalana said he was proud of the winning team and was hoping for even better results next season.
‘It was a good game especially because it was the last game,’ said Shipalana. Nkowankowa Masters failed to turn up for the game, which left Lulekani Masters being awarded with three points. The top 4 soccer tournament will take place at Lulekani Stadium on Saturday from 9:00.
The following teams will take place; Lulekani United Masters, Lulekani Masters, Thulamashe Masters and Gijima Masters.
Lulekani Masters thrash Giyani 7-3
The South African Football Association Mopani SAB league Stream A and B weekend results:
Stream A Saturday: Bilika All Stars 10, Silawa Hotspurs 1; Gawula Classic 3, Ximausa Home Boys 0; Jackson Young Stars 2, Relela Flying Birds 1; Mamanyoga Golden Arrows 4, Mokwakwaila Golden City 3; Matsena Giant Killers 5, Timangweni 5; Mmboni Junior Chiefs 2, Moleketla Continentals 0; Dzekula Sky Masters 1, Mhlokozi Fast Move 3; Moccassin XI Express 1, Gwambe Hungry Lions 2; John Mabasa UFA 0, Rethabile 5.
Sunday: Bilika All Stars 2, Jackson Young Stars 0; Mokwakwaila Golden City 0, Gawula Classic 1; Moleketla Continental 1, Ximausa Home Boys 8; Silawa Hotspurs 4, Mhlokozi
Fast Move 1.Stream B Saturday: Khujwane Peace
Makers 2, Nkowankowa Barcelona 1; Baobab Zero Fake 3, Balloon Porto 0; Bonn United 1, Mariveni River Stars 2; Huresic Intermilan 3, JB United 1; Mandlakazi City Stars 1, Mariveni United 4; Marumofase 2, Emmanuel Iron Breakers 6; Selwane Sundowns 3, Sedani 5; Umhlanga Aces 1, Powerline 1.
Sunday: Baobab Zero Fake 2, Umhlanga Aces 2; Huresic Intermilan 1, Balloon Porto 0; Mariveni United 4, Burgersdorp United 2; Selwane Sundowns 1, JB United 1; Bonn United 0; Sedani 0; Powerline 3, Mandlakazi City Stars 2; Marumofase 0, Nkowankowa Barcelona 0.
Weekend soccer league results
