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An altercationbetween a manand two consta-bles lead to theshooting deathof the civilian.The IPID is inves-tigating the case.Photo: LiN News/ Zoutpansberger

Murder or self-defence?The Democratic Alliance of Bela Belaserved a motion of no confidence againstBela Bela mayor, Mr Freddy Hlungwane,on Tuesday, 31 July, during the munici-pality’s monthly meeting.Mr Kobus van der Merwe, DA councillor

on the executive committee, suggestedthis motion on behalf of the DA. He toldthe council that the Bela Bela municipal-ity had been functioning without a chieffinancial officer for the past ten months.He also said that there is no progress

being made in the appointments of newdepartment heads for corporate services

Was it murder or self-defence? This is whatthe police now have to determine throughtheir investigation into a fatal shooting inci-dent involving two female police constablesin Makhado (Louis Trichardt) last Wednes-day afternoon. The 33-year-old Mr JusticeMulaudzi died instantly when he was shot inthe head, following an altercation with thetwo constables near the railway crossing inGrobler Street. Immediately following the in-cident, Makhado police spokesperson Capt.Maano Sadike confirmed that the police hadopened an inquest docket regarding the fa-tal shooting. It would, however, now seemthat there could be more to the rumours thatMulaudzi’s shooting was unjustified, after itwas confirmed by the Independent PoliceInvestigative Directorate (IDIP) on Tuesdaythat the police are no longer conducting aninquest but possibly investigating a case ofmurder.Mulaudzi had run-ins with the law on sev-eral previous occasions. Over a period ofsix years, he went by five different aliases,even spending time behind bars under oneof his aliases. From 2006 until 2009, he wasconvicted five times on theft charges. Hislatest convictions were in 2011 and 2012,when he was found guilty of housebreakingand trespassing respectively. At the time ofhis death, he was standing trial on yet an-other housebreaking charge.According tothe police, the two female constables wereon routine patrol when they spotted Mulaudziand noticed that he seemed to be under the

influence of alcohol. They stopped and triedto question him about it. Mulaudzi allegedlyrefused to be questioned and, when orderedinto the back of the patrol vehicle, he lost histemper and became aggressive. He then al-legedly snatched one of the constables’ serv-ice pistols and threatened to shoot them withit.Sadike said the constables immediately

retaliated and tackled Mulaudzi to try to re-gain control of the weapon. In the process,two shots went off, hitting Mulaudzi in thehead and killing him instantly. Neither of thepolice constables was injured. On the otherhand, rumour has it that Mulaudzi was shotwithout provocation. Some allege thatMulaudzi was walking with a friend when theconstables pulled up alongside of them. Oneof the constables then apparently got out ofthe vehicle, cocked her service pistol, hitMulaudzi over the head and then orderedhim to get into the back of the police vehicle.When he refused to do so, he was appar-ently shot. Both police constables’ servicepistols were taken and handed in for ballistictesting to determine who had fired the fatalshot. Sadike also confirmed on Tuesday thatboth constables are still on active duty. Inthe meantime, the outcome of Mulaudzi’spost mortem is awaited. “Based on the out-come of the post mortem, we will take fur-ther action,” said IPID spokesperson Mr Mo-ses Dlamini. The IPID is a watchdog organi-sation for the SAPS. LiN News /Zoutpansberger

Motion of no confidence in mayorand planning and infrastructure. Theseposts have been advertised a long timeago.“This motion is motivated by the fact that

the chairperson of the executive commit-tee does not commit himself to prioritisethe appointments of the chief financialofficer or the other department heads,”“Therefore the DA wants to suggest a

motion of no confidence in the chairper-son of the executive committee, MrFreddy Hlungwane,” Van der Merwe said.The motion was seconded by Council-

lor John Fourie. LiN News/Die Pos

Polio awareness in the rural areas

Lizzy Bapela

This year’s Limpopo provincial event on thenational Polio Eradication Awareness Weekwas hosted in Raphuti Village, a rural areaunder the Thabazimbi Local Municipality.The event, an initiative between the

Waterberg district Municipality, district depart-ment of Health and Social Development andThabazimbi Local Municipality, was held atthe local sports grounds on Monday, 6 Au-gust.Acting Health MEC Ms Tlotlanang

Mogotlane, accompanied by local mayor MsPatricia Mosito, councillors, members of themayoral committees, health workers as wellas officials of the department and the twomunicipalities attended the event.The community of Raphuti came out in

numbers to support the campaign for thefight against polio, which the theme was “Kick

Lizzy Bapela

A suspected serial rapist, residing in BelaBela, is in hospital, under heavy guard bymen of law, following a series of incidentsin the past two months.Lieutenant-Colonel Abel Phetla said that

the man was admitted in the Bela BelaHospital on Friday, 3 August and is origi-nally from Zimbabwe.The suspect have allegedly been attack-

ing and raping women who leave late fromwork and those who walk alone on streetsor coming from liquor outlets.Phetla said that, according to the infor-

Waterberg District executive mayor MsTlotlanang Mogotlane put some dropsin one of the children at Raphuti areaon behalf of MEC for Health and SocialDevelopment Dr Norman Mabasa.Photo: Lizzy Bapela

Polio out of Africa.”Children of all ages were brought to the

event for immunisations and parents wereinformed on signs and symptoms of thedisease, including other health related is-sues.The event kick-started with a briefing ses-

sion in the morning, where the department’sdistrict executive manager, Mr MoetloGhandi, addressed leadership andstakeholders. He said that the aim of theevent was to create awareness in commu-nities so that they can fight the disease be-fore spreading, because prevention is bet-ter than cure.Mosito was amongst the speakers at the

event and during her welcome address,she extended a special welcome to theacting MEC and the department at largefor visiting the humble community and tograce this occasion, National Polio Aware-ness Week.“Polio is an acute viral disease marked

by inflammation of the nerve cells of thebrain and spinal cord. This viral disease canlead to paralysis, breathing problems andeven death and this disease is caused bythe poliovirus, a highly contagious virus spe-cific to humans.Since we are part of the global world and

interact with people from different parts ofthe world, we are not immune from this vi-rus unless we take prevention measures,”she said.Having said that, the mayor believes that

the relevant experts informed the publicmore on this very critical issue. She indi-cated that she hoped that the polio aware-ness programme will ensure that the peo-ple are further enlightened so that they canensure that they remain free of the poliovi-rus.

Serial rapist under police guardmation they received, the suspect wouldtarget the victims after being dropped offby their work transport and force them tosleep with him, stabbing them when theyrefused.By the time of going to press, Phetla told

The BEAT that one of the victims was stillin hospital, while another one has alreadybeen discharged.He said other five victims were treated

and discharged and the police were wait-ing for the suspect to be discharged aswell, before he can officially be charged.Phetla said the suspect is facing charges

ranging from rape and assault with intendto do grievous bod-ily harm (GBH),common robberyand assault GBH,plus other two as-sault GBH cases.He said the sus-

pect took one ofthe victim’s phoneswhen he attackedher, stabbing herwith his sharpweapon and thatresults in the com-mon robbery andassault GBH case.

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TK Mashaba

Nyaope and cocaine are some of the mostdangerous mind altering substances onthe drug circuit these days.Drug use is a big problem in Bela Bela,

especially among unemployed youngpeople who end up finding themselves onthe wrong side of the law. To be able tobuy the drug, the drug users often turn tocrime to fund their expensive habit.On Tuesday, 7 August, angry residents

of Bela Bela and members of the ANCWomen’s League protested in front of theMagistrate’s Court against an allegedsupplier of drugs to the local community.The unseasonal, freezing, morning air

could not discourage the furious protest-ers from having their voices heard whenMr Bongani Chauke appeared before thecourt on drug related changes.The ANCWL and other protesters sang

their songs in front of the Magistrate’sCourt, demanding for justice to be done.According to Ms Johannah Maseko, resi-

dent spokesperson, the residents of BelaBela are tired of the drugs that are being

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peddled in their township. “This is killingour future and we are appealing for jus-tice to be done in this regard,” she said.Maseko added that they do not want

people with criminal tendencies livingwhere they live and that their wish is thatdrug offenders could be given longer jailsentences.Ms Tilly Radebe, spokesperson of the

Women’s League in the region, said thatthe ANCWL demand the full force of thelaw to prevail. “We can’t take it anymoreand we say enough is enough. We arepleading that he (Chauke) should be jailedfor life,” she said.“We are sick and tired of children who

go on smoking this illegal substances andselling it. Because it is Women’s Month,we are making it our priority to make ourvoices heard,” Radebe said.Chauke has appeared before the Bela

Bela Magistrate’s court before on drugrelated charges. At the time of going topress, no ruling has been made in hiscase yet. The case was postponed to 17August for the final judgement in the mat-ter.

Angry residents protested against the hold that drug lords have on the Bela Belatownship. Photo: Tk Mashaba

Stakeholders flex muscles over labour law amendments

tively affect the community.Project Manager of National Coun-

cil of Trade Unions (NACTU), MrThulani Khumalo, said that they arein support of the amendments ofcurrent legislat ion to providegreater protection of vulnerableworkers. “We believe that legisla-tion plays an important role in cre-ating decent work opportunities inthe labour market. We further be-lieve that our current labour lawsare very flexible.Our understanding of flexibility is

that labour laws should make it pos-sible for business to operate with-out sacrificing workers,” he said.COSATU’s Ms Prakashnee

Govender said that, subsequent tothe National Economic Develop-ment and Labour Council processon the amendments of these bills,they had several meetings with theleadership of the ANC.The meetings were meant to ad-

dress their call for a complete andfull ban on the usage of labourbroking.

Govender also deliberated on the ex-pansion of scope of “essential service”to include public officials exercising au-thority in the name of the state, therebyexcluding them from exercising theirrights to strike.She further suggested that there

should be a provision for a new proba-tionary type clause that would effectivelyallow employers to hire and fire employ-ees during the first six months of em-ployment, during which time the employ-ees have no recourse to challenge anunfair dismissal either on substantiveor procedural grounds or on fairness.AmCham said with these amend-

ments, labour productivity will push upthe cost of the least skilled labourwithout any corresponding increasein productivity and “this will result inhigher cost of doing business in SouthAfrica.”Agri-SA said a larger number of the

permanent employees on farms areprovided with accommodation and itdoes not make sense to require farm-ers to provide seasonal workers withsimilar accommodation.The union said, on the section that

empowers Labour minister MsMildred Oliphant to make a sectorialdetermination regulating minimum in-crements, that this will punish em-ployers who are paying in excess of

the minimum wage and act as an unde-sirable disincentive to employ new em-ployees than minimum wages.“It also constitutes an unwarranted en-

croached by the state in collective bar-gaining,” stated the union.Solidarity called for the study on the

regulatory impact assessment of thebills prior to them going through parlia-ment. The union also welcomed the pro-posed amendments to section 21 of thelabour relations act aimed at extending

the rights of minority unions.They said this would strengthen col-

lective bargaining particularly in themining sector where “we have oftenborne the brunt of majoritarian ap-proach.”As expected, Labour Broking Divi-

sion of the Construction EngineeringAssociation of South Africa called forthe proper regulat ion of labourbrokering as opposed to a total banas demanded by the union members.

Lizzy Bapela

The Limpopo Department of Labourreported on the debate around theproposed labour amendments law,which rages with some stakeholderssupporting the laws while others ve-hemently oppose them.Spokesperson for the department in

Limpopo, Mr Johannes Mokou, saidthat there are two sides of the divi-sion about the amendments.On the one side of the divide are the

South African Local Government As-sociation (SALGA), National Councilof Trade Union (NACTU), and Con-gress of South African Trade Union(COSATU), while on the other sidethere is the American Chamber ofCommerce in South Afr ica(AmCham), Agri- SA as well as Soli-darity.The department reports that SALGA

supports the objective of the amend-ments, especially that the amend-ments will create employment anddecent work and protection for vul-nerable employees against abusivepractices.They indicate that waste manage-

ment should be declared an essen-tial service since it is a public healthissue that should be managed prop-erly as failure to do so could nega-


Miss Show Pageant 2012(Entry Form)

30 August 2012 - Warmbaths Show GroundsJudging commences punctually at 19h00

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Rules:1. The entry fee is R180 per entrant. Each entrant must purchase at least 2 supporter tickets to the pageant

at R60 each. The R60 supporter ticket includes entry to the show grounds and light finger supper. Allsupporter tickets must be paid for on or before 27 August 2012 but may be collected at the gate on theevening of the event. (Cheques to be made out to Warmbaths Lions Club only) For banking detailscontact Mearle (014) 736-6031 / 083 651 6031.

2. The winner of the Miss Show 18 - years and older, must be available during the entire show from 30August - 1 September 2012 to officiate at certain prize giving events. She must ensure that she obtainsthe contact no. of the show committee to find out her appearance duties.

3. The judge’s decision is final and no discussion will be entered into.4. Closing date for entries is at 17h00 on the 27th August 2012 and only very few late entries will be

accepted.5. First place winners of the Miss Show competition 2012 may not enter the 2012 competition.6. The winners of the Miss Ms. Show category will be obliged to assist The Warmbaths Lions Club in a

Community project of their choice or an existing project that Lions may be involved in. If the entrantdoes not reside in the nearby area and she is unable to comply with this ruling a donation can be madeto the Lins Club who will then ensure that she is acknowledged in the project that Lions Club Warmbathswill undertake on her behalf.

7. Entries can be handed in at Salon Merlies, Casablanca No. 5, Cnr. Luna & Grobler Street, Bela Bela,Medlin Pharmacy or at the offices of The Post, Bela Bela.

August is Women’s Monthmarch of women on this day in 1956 topetition against legislation that requiredAfrican persons to carry the “pass,” spe-cial identification documents which cur-tailed an African’s freedom of movement

during the apartheid era.August is celebrated a Women’s Month.

South Africans celebrate the role thatwomen played in the struggle for the free-dom of South Africa. Women’s rights are

also accentuated during this time.The BEAT asked a few of our readers

whether they thought that men andwomen are truly equal in the New SouthAfrica and society today.

Octavia Mabaso (18): These days’women are allowed to men’s jobs. Thereare women in construction companies.They do what men can do. They havethe same opportunities unlike in the past.In my opinion, women are equal to men.

Itumeleng Thlabela (14): Men andwomen are not treated equal. Men stilllook down on women. They cannotstand the challenges so they end upcriticising women especially in workingenvironments.

Tshepo Rampou (18): I think men andwomen are equal in a new South Africa.They are allowed to have the same ca-reers opportunities as men. They can doalmost everything that men including par-ticipating in sports.

Piet Sibasa (18): Women are not givenenough opportunities especially when itcomes to leadership roles. In most compa-nies, women do not have top positions.People still have that mentality that womenbelong at home in the kitchen and theirpurpose is just to give birth. There arethose who believe that women are notgood enough to have leadership positions.Frank Magobisa (19): I think men

and women are equal in a new SouthAfrica. Since democracy, womenhave equal opportunities as men. Inthe past, there were other groups,who believed that women should noteven go to school. They were onlyconsidered for household purposes.Nowadays women run their ownbusinesses and they are contributingto the economic growth.

Mpho Maite (9), Mpho Mohebedu (8), school principal, Mrs Julia Mogashoa, andBetty Ditsele (8). Photo: TK Mashaba

Tumi Makoeba (16): Men andwomen are equal in the new SouthAfrica because they are beingtreated the same as men. Theyhave enough opportunities as men.The constitution protects women thesame way that it protects men.Therefore, we are all equal

Hleketani Primary readers excel

Thandekile Sibanyoni

National Women’s Day is an annualpublic holiday in South Africa on 9 Au-gust. This commemorates the national

TK Mashaba

Hleketani Primary School principal, MsJulia Mogashoa, is very proud of the twolearners who are going to represent theschool at district level in a reading com-petition. The two learners excelled at thecluster level of the competition that washeld on Thursday, 2 August, at BlaauwkuilPrimary School in Masakhane. Threelearners were competing against learn-ers from Thabazimbi, Mookgopong,Modimolle and Vaalwater.Three grade 3 learners, Mpho

Mohebedu, Betty Ditsele and Mpho Maiterepresented the school on cluster level.Mpho Mohebedu won in the Sepedi cat-egory, while Betty Ditsele won in theTsonga category. Mpho Maite repre-

sented the school in the Tswana category,but did not go through to the next round.The two learners, who did go through to

the district level, will represent their schooland the cluster at Lekkerbreek PrimarySchool in Modimolle on 23 August.“We are very proud of these children and

want to influence them to keep readingso that they don’t struggle with reading athigher grades,” Mogashoa said.Mogashoa said that the reading pro-

gramme competition was introduced inthe school last year.“Now our leaners know they have to do

well and every Friday and Wednesday, wehave learners competing at school.”“We give the best readers certificates at

the end of every term as part of motivat-ing them to do well,” she added.

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Religious division Bishop Silas Tlou

Confusion, division, and disagreementabound in religion. Religious people aredivided into hundreds of different de-nominations, wearing different names,worshipping in different ways, andteaching different doctrines. Some peo-ple think God does not object if sincerepeople are religiously divided. “All thechurches follow Jesus, so just join thechurch of your choice.”John 17:20,21 - Jesus prayed for all

who believe in Him to be one as He andHis Father are one.1 Corinthians 1:10-13 - Paul told the

Corinthians to cease their divisions.Jesus is not divided, so His followersmust not be divided. If “all the churchesare following Jesus,” why are they di-vided? His teaching does not dividepeople. Therefore, they must be dividedbecause some are not following Jesus.Ephesians 4:3-6 - True unity is based

on seven things of which there is onlyone each. Following many false godscreates confusion, but following the one,true God would promote unity. Likewise,there are many false faiths and falsechurches, which create division.Hosea 4:6 - My people are destroyed

for lack of knowledge. Ignorancecauses confusion and division. Matthew22:29 - The Sadducees were in errorbecause they did not know the Scrip-tures. Romans 10:1-3 - The Israeliteshad zeal for God, but not according toknowledge.Many circumstances may lead to a

lack of knowledge of the truth. Considersome of them. Some people simplyhave never had opportunity to learn thetruth. This was the case of Cornelius(Acts 10:1-11:18) and the Ethiopiantreasurer (Acts 8:26-39). Such peopleneed to hear words whereby they canbe saved (Acts 11:14). Some people simply do not study the

Bible diligently enough. To discern goodfrom evil, we must have our sensesexercised by reason of use - Hebrews5:12-14. We must “search the Scrip-tures daily” - Acts 17:11. Much religiouserror and division result from lack ofstudy. Some people do not handle the Bible

properly - 2 Timothy 2:15. Even if a per-son studies and quotes the Bible, hemay not be using it properly (Matt. 4:5-7). For example, some people try toprove their practices by the Old Testa-ment, not knowing it has been removedby Christ and is no longer in effect (Rom.7:2-6; Heb. 10:9,10; Gal. 3:24,25; Col.2:14,16).To accept the truth, we must “hunger

and thirst after righteousness” (Matt.5:6). We must honestly study whatGod’s word says, then accept truth with“readiness of mind” (James 1:19-21;Acts 17:11). Personal Desires and Self-Will-Matthew 13:20-22 - Serving Godrequires self-sacrifice and effort.2 Thessalonians 2:10-12; 2 Timothy

4:2-4 - Some reject truth because theyjust enjoy unrighteousness. They wantpreachers to justify their sins.All such attitudes as these contribute

to religious division, disagreement, andconfusion.

August is Women’s Month and this weekThe BEAT is proud to report on a groupof women who decided that they wouldno longer sit still and let drug pushersruin the lives of the young people in theirneighbourhoods. “We are sick and tiredof children who go on smoking this ille-gal substances and selling it. Becauseit is Women’s Month, we are making itour priority to make our voices heard,”Ms Tilly Radebe, spokesperson for theANC Women’s League, said. Thesewere also the women who protestedoutside the courthouse in Modimollewhen the so-called Modimolle Monster,Johan Kotzé, appeared after his allegedbrutal attack on his wife. This is whatmakes women special. Women are ableto look beyond social backgrounds andskin colour and see another woman inneed. Women are able to reach out toeach other without taking political affilia-tion and other differences into account.Women can stand together simply be-cause they share each other’s burdens.That is what made the women’s march

in 1956 such a success. On 9 August,1956, 20 000 women staged a marchon the Union Buildings in Pretoria to pro-test against the proposed amendmentsto the Urban Areas Act, commonlyknown as the pass laws, of 1950.They left bundles of petitions contain-

ing more than 100 000 signatures atPrime Minister J.G. Strijdom’s officedoors. Outside they stood silently for 30minutes, many with their children on theirbacks. These were not only the womenwho had to carry the “pass books” butall women who realised that a cruel in-justice was being committed. Womenshould celebrate women, but womenshould also be held accountable for theirroles that they have to fulfil in our soci-ety. A mother that goes out drinking,leaving her 4-month-old baby alone inthe house should be brought to justice.A minister that does not deliver on herpromises for a better education for eve-ryone, should be forced to explain heractions to the public. A nurse in an old-age home, who is caught on camerabeating an old man, unable to defendhimself, should be arrested and pun-ished by the law. In today’s society,women have many new powers and re-sponsibilities. Generations of womenhave fought for womanhood to standwhere it does today. When women de-cide to do something about the drugproblem in their community by protest-ing outside the courthouse, they do theprevious generations proud. However,when women in positions of power sim-ply shrug and shift the blame when thevery futures of our children are in theirhands, they drag the name of woman-hood through the mud. Women havegreat power in the world. Nevertheless,as Franklin Roosevelt said: great powerinvolves great responsibility.

Women’s Month

Mmamakwa Primary School’s Grade R learners were parading through the busi-ness district of Bela Bela on Tuesday, 31 July. This outing was a way of teachingthe little ones about the town. They made a stop at KFC and were treated to icecreams.


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Notice is hereby given to allwhom it may concern that interms of clause 23 of theModimolle Land Use Scheme,2004, I, (full name)SHABALALA HENDRICKintend applying to theModimolle Local Municipalityfor Special Consent to:TUCKSHOP on (property andsuburb) 7871 EXT 8PHOMOLONG also known as(street name and number) lo-cated in a Residential 1 zone.(Example: Residential 1, Busi-ness 2 etc).Any objection, with the groundstherefor, shall be lodged with ormade in writing to: The Divi-sional Manager: Town Plan-ning, Ground Floor, ModimolleMunicipal Building, or PrivateBag X 1008, Modimolle, 0510,within 28 days of the publica-tion of the advertisement in theLocal Newspaper, viz 03 Au-gust + 10 August 2012.Full particulars and plans (ifany) may be inspected duringnormal office hours (08:00 -13:00 and 13:45 - 15:00) at theabove-mentioned office, for aperiod of 28 days after the pub-lication of the advertisement inthe Local Newspaper.Closing date for any objections:12 September 2012APPLICANTSTREET ADDRESS ANDPOSTAL ADDRES P.O. Box390, Modimolle, 0510, Tel-ephone: 078 788 2809


Notice is hereby given to allwhom it may concern that interms of clause 23 of theModimolle Land Use Scheme,2004, I, (full name)MANAMELA LESIBAFRANS intend applying to theModimolle Local Municipalityfor Special Consent to:TUCKSHOP on (property andsuburb) 9874 EXT 11PHAGAMENG also known as(street name and number) lo-cated in a Residential 1 zone.(Example: Residential 1, Busi-ness 2 etc).Any objection, with the groundstherefor, shall be lodged with ormade in writing to: The Divi-sional Manager: Town Plan-ning, Ground Floor, ModimolleMunicipal Building, or PrivateBag X 1008, Modimolle, 0510,within 28 days of the publica-tion of the advertisement in theLocal Newspaper, viz 03 Au-gust + 10 August 2012.Full particulars and plans (ifany) may be inspected duringnormal office hours (08:00 -13:00 and 13:45 - 15:00) at theabove-mentioned office, for aperiod of 28 days after the pub-lication of the advertisement inthe Local Newspaper.Closing date for any objections:12 September 2012APPLICANTSTREET ADDRESS ANDPOSTAL ADDRES 9874 Ext11, Modimolle, 0510, Tel-ephone: 078 516 6076


Notice is hereby given to allwhom it may concern that interms of clause 23 of theModimolle Land Use Scheme,2004, I, (full name)MOSETJA SPURUJOHANNES intend applying tothe Modimolle Local Munici-pality for Special Consent to:TUCKSHOP on (property andsuburb) 5260 PHAGAMENGalso known as (street name andnumber) NTLOGE STREETlocated in a Residential 1 zone.(Example: Residential 1, Busi-ness 2 etc).Any objection, with the groundstherefor, shall be lodged with ormade in writing to: The Divi-sional Manager: Town Plan-ning, Ground Floor, ModimolleMunicipal Building, or PrivateBag X 1008, Modimolle, 0510,within 28 days of the publica-tion of the advertisement in theLocal Newspaper, viz 03 Au-gust + 10 August 2012.Full particulars and plans (ifany) may be inspected duringnormal office hours (08:00 -13:00 and 13:45 - 15:00) at theabove-mentioned office, for aperiod of 28 days after the pub-lication of the advertisement inthe Local Newspaper.Closing date for any objections:12 September 2012APPLICANTSTREET ADDRESS AND

POSTAL ADDRES 5260Ntloge street, P/bag x 1008,Modimolle, 0510, Telephone:084 563 5145


Notice is hereby given to allwhom it may concern that interms of clause 23 of theModimolle Land Use Scheme,2004, I, (full name)PHOLOMA JOHN JONSONintend applying to theModimolle Local Municipalityfor Special Consent to: SPAZASHOP on (property and suburb)8100 PHAGAMENG EXT 9MODIMOLLE also known as(street name and number) 8100PHAGAMENG EXT. 9 lo-cated in a Business 2 zone.(Example: Residential 1, Busi-ness 2 etc).Any objection, with the groundstherefor, shall be lodged with ormade in writing to: The Divi-sional Manager: Town Plan-ning, Ground Floor, ModimolleMunicipal Building, or PrivateBag X 1008, Modimolle, 0510,within 28 days of the publica-tion of the advertisement in theLocal Newspaper, viz 03 Au-gust + 10 August 2012.Full particulars and plans (ifany) may be inspected duringnormal office hours (08:00 -13:00 and 13:45 - 15:00) at theabove-mentioned office, for aperiod of 28 days after the pub-lication of the advertisement inthe Local Newspaper.Closing date for any objections:12 September 2012APPLICANTSTREET ADDRESS ANDPOSTAL ADDRES 8100Phagameng ext 9, Modimolle,0510, Telephone: 076 2748683


Notice is hereby given to allwhom it may concern that interms of clause 23 of theModimolle Land Use Scheme,2004, I, (full name)NKWANE MALOSE JAN in-tend applying to the ModimolleLocal Municipality for SpecialConsent to: TUCKSHOP on(property and suburb) ME 341ZUMA SECTION also knownas (street name and number)located in a Residential 1 zone.(Example: Residential 1, Busi-ness 2 etc).Any objection, with the groundstherefor, shall be lodged with ormade in writing to: The Divi-sional Manager: Town Plan-ning, Ground Floor, ModimolleMunicipal Building, or PrivateBag X 1008, Modimolle, 0510,within 28 days of the publica-tion of the advertisement in theLocal Newspaper, viz 03 Au-gust + 10 August 2012.Full particulars and plans (ifany) may be inspected duringnormal office hours (08:00 -13:00 and 13:45 - 15:00) at theabove-mentioned office, for aperiod of 28 days after the pub-lication of the advertisement inthe Local Newspaper.Closing date for any objections:12 September 2012APPLICANTSTREET ADDRESS ANDPOSTAL ADDRES ME 341Zuma Section, Modimolle,0510, Telephone: 072 6606007


Notice is hereby given to allwhom it may concern that interms of clause 23 of theModimolle Land Use Scheme,2004, I, (full name)SELAMOLELA SELLOFRANS intend applying to theModimolle Local Municipalityfor Special Consent to:TUCKSHOP on (property andsuburb) 263 MABALENG alsoknown as (street name andnumber) located in a Residen-tial 1 zone.(Example: Residential 1, Busi-ness 2 etc).Any objection, with the groundstherefor, shall be lodged with ormade in writing to: The Divi-sional Manager: Town Plan-ning, Ground Floor, ModimolleMunicipal Building, or PrivateBag X 1008, Modimolle, 0510,within 28 days of the publica-tion of the advertisement in theLocal Newspaper, viz 03 Au-gust + 10 August 2012.Full particulars and plans (ifany) may be inspected duringnormal office hours (08:00 -13:00 and 13:45 - 15:00) at theabove-mentioned office, for aperiod of 28 days after the pub-lication of the advertisement inthe Local Newspaper.Closing date for any objections:12 September 2012APPLICANTSTREET ADDRESS ANDPOSTAL ADDRES 263 Mabaleng, 0512, Telephone: 076

989 4192


Notice is hereby given to allwhom it may concern that interms of clause 23 of theModimolle Land Use Scheme,2004, I, (full name)LEKALA NKUNA WILLIAMintend applying to theModimolle Local Municipalityfor Special Consent to:TUCKSHOP on (property andsuburb) 5853 EXT 7 alsoknown as (street name andnumber) located in a Residen-tial 1 zone.(Example: Residential 1, Busi-ness 2 etc).Any objection, with the groundstherefor, shall be lodged with ormade in writing to: The Divi-sional Manager: Town Plan-ning, Ground Floor, ModimolleMunicipal Building, or PrivateBag X 1008, Modimolle, 0510,within 28 days of the publica-tion of the advertisement in theLocal Newspaper, viz 03 Au-gust + 10 August 2012.Full particulars and plans (ifany) may be inspected duringnormal office hours (08:00 -13:00 and 13:45 - 15:00) at theabove-mentioned office, for aperiod of 28 days after the pub-lication of the advertisement inthe Local Newspaper.Closing date for any objections:12 September 2012APPLICANTSTREET ADDRESS ANDPOSTAL ADDRES 5853 Ext7, Modimolle, 0510, Tel-ephone: 078 850 0568


Notice is hereby given to allwhom it may concern that interms of clause 23 of theModimolle Land Use Scheme,2004, I, (full name)R A M A T I P E L AMMAPATENG CATHRINEintend applying to theModimolle Local Municipalityfor Special Consent to:TUCKSHOP on (property andsuburb) 4396 PHAG. EXT 6also known as (street name andnumber) located in a Residen-tial 1 zone.(Example: Residential 1, Busi-ness 2 etc).Any objection, with the groundstherefor, shall be lodged with ormade in writing to: The Divi-sional Manager: Town Plan-ning, Ground Floor, ModimolleMunicipal Building, or PrivateBag X 1008, Modimolle, 0510,within 28 days of the publica-tion of the advertisement in theLocal Newspaper, viz 03 Au-gust + 10 August 2012.Full particulars and plans (ifany) may be inspected duringnormal office hours (08:00 -13:00 and 13:45 - 15:00) at theabove-mentioned office, for aperiod of 28 days after the pub-lication of the advertisement inthe Local Newspaper.Closing date for any objections:12 September 2012APPLICANTSTREET ADDRESS ANDPOSTAL ADDRES 4396Maimela street, Box 4427,Modimolle, 0510, Telephone:071 342 5345


Notice is hereby given to allwhom it may concern that interms of clause 23 of theModimolle Land Use Scheme,2004, I, (full name)SELEKA MAKWELA DAVIDintend applying to theModimolle Local Municipalityfor Special Consent to:TUCKSHOP on (property andsuburb) 7681/114 EXT 8PHOMOLONG also known as(street name and number) lo-cated in a Residential 1 zone.(Example: Residential 1, Busi-ness 2 etc).Any objection, with the groundstherefor, shall be lodged with ormade in writing to: The Divi-sional Manager: Town Plan-ning, Ground Floor, ModimolleMunicipal Building, or PrivateBag X 1008, Modimolle, 0510,within 28 days of the publica-tion of the advertisement in theLocal Newspaper, viz 03 Au-gust + 10 August 2012.Full particulars and plans (ifany) may be inspected duringnormal office hours (08:00 -13:00 and 13:45 - 15:00) at theabove-mentioned office, for aperiod of 28 days after the pub-lication of the advertisement inthe Local Newspaper.Closing date for any objections:12 September 2012APPLICANTSTREET ADDRESS ANDPOSTAL ADDRES 7681/114Ext 8, Phomolong, Modimolle,0510, Telephone: 084 5651487


Notice is hereby given to allwhom it may concern that interms of clause 23 of theModimolle Land Use Scheme,2004, I, (full name)MANTOA BARBRAMORUDU intend applying tothe Modimolle Local Munici-pality for Special Consent to:TUCKSHOP on (property andsuburb) NO.91PHAGAMENG also known as(street name and number)KEKANA STREET 91 locatedin a Residential 1 zone.(Example: Residential 1, Busi-ness 2 etc).Any objection, with the groundstherefor, shall be lodged with ormade in writing to: The Divi-sional Manager: Town Plan-ning, Ground Floor, ModimolleMunicipal Building, or PrivateBag X 1008, Modimolle, 0510,within 28 days of the publica-tion of the advertisement in theLocal Newspaper, viz 03 Au-gust + 10 August 2012.Full particulars and plans (ifany) may be inspected duringnormal office hours (08:00 -13:00 and 13:45 - 15:00) at theabove-mentioned office, for aperiod of 28 days after the pub-lication of the advertisement inthe Local Newspaper.Closing date for any objections:12 September 2012APPLICANTSTREET ADDRESS ANDPOSTAL ADDRES 91 Kekanastreet, Phagameng t/ship, P.O.Box 4054, Modimolle, 0510,Telephone: 072 153 3637

BELA-BELA AMEND-MENT SCHEME 61/08

NOTICE OF APPLICATIONFOR AMENDMENT OF THETOWN PLANNINGSCHEME IN TERMS OFSECTION 56 (1) (b) (i) OFTHE TOWN PLANNINGAND TOWNSHIPS ORDI-NANCE 1986 (ORDINANCENo 15 OF 1986)We, Geo Projects, authorisedagents of the owner of Portion3 of the farm Prinsloosrus 100JR Bela-Bela hereby give no-tice in terms of section 56 (1)(b) (i) of the Town Planning andTownships Ordinance, 1986(Ordinance No 15 of 1986) thatwe have applied to the Bela-Bela Municipality for theamendment of the Town Plan-ning Scheme, known as theBela-Bela Land Use Scheme,2008, by the amendment of thezoning of the property by theaddition of an annexure to theexisting Agriculture zoning, tomake provision for two lodgesand ancillary uses, as indicatedin the annexure 149 to theamendment scheme. Particularsof the application will lie for in-spection during normal officehours at the office of the Mu-nicipal Manager, MunicipalOffices, Bela Bela, for a periodof 28 days from 3 August 2012.Objections to or presentationsin respect of the applicationmust be lodged with or madein writing to: The MunicipalManager at the above addressor Private Bag X 1609, Bela-Bela, 0480, within a period of28 days from 3 August 2012Address: P.O. Box 919, Bela-Bela, 0480, Tel: 082 881 7252

MODIMOLLE LOCALMUNICIPALITYAMENDMENT

SCHEMESNOTICE OF APPLICA-

TION FOR AMENDMENTOF THE TOWN-

PLANNING SCHEME INTERMS OF SECTION

56(1)(b)(i) OF THE TOWN-PLANNING AND

TOWNSHIPS ORDI-NANCE, 1986 (ORDI-NANCE 15 OF 1986)

I, NICOLA LUDIK being theauthorized agent for the regis-tered owners of the followingproperties hereby give notice interms of Section 56(1)(b)(i) ofthe Town planning and Town-ships Ordinance, 1986,(0rdinance 15 of 1986) that Ihave applied to the ModimolleLocal Municipality for theamendment of the Town- plan-ning scheme in operationknown as the Modimolle LandUse Scheme, 2004 by the re-zoning of the properties de-scribed below, situated withinthe jurisdiction of theModimolle Local Municipalityas follows:MODIMOLLE AMEND-MENT SCHEME 263:• Erf 3/227Nylstroom, located at the c/oAlf Makaleng and Joe SlovoStreets, Nylstroom, Modimolle,from “Residential 1” to “Resi-dential 3”, at a density of 70units per hectare (10 units onthe property) subject to certainconditions.

All relevant documents relatingto the applications will be openfor inspection during normaloffice hours at the offices of theModimolle Local Municipality,The Divisional Manager:Town-planning, Ground Floor,Modimolle Municipal Building,Harry Gwala Street, Modimollefor a period of 28 days i.e. 3Augustus 2012 to 31 August2012.Any person who wishes to ob-ject to the applications or sub-mit representations in respectthereof must lodge the same inwriting to Private Bag X1008,MODIMOLLE 0510 or lodgeit with the Modimolle LocalMunicipality at its address androom number specified aboveon or before 31 August 2012.Name en address of agent:NICOLA LUDIK, Alto AfricaTown Planning & DevelopmentConsultants, P.O. Box 3007,Modimolle, 0510, 076 6066372


Notice is hereby given to allwhom it may concern that interms of clause 23 of theModimolle Land Use Scheme,2004, I, (full name)MOLEKOA KHARI ARONintend applying to theModimolle Local Municipalityfor Special Consent to:TUCKSHOP on (property andsuburb) VD 35 EXT 3LESEDING MABATLANEalso known as (street name andnumber) located in a Residen-tial 1 zone.(Example: Residential 1, Busi-ness 2 etc).Any objection, with the groundstherefor, shall be lodged with ormade in writing to: The Divi-sional Manager: Town Plan-ning, Ground Floor, ModimolleMunicipal Building, or PrivateBag X 1008, Modimolle, 0510,within 28 days of the publica-tion of the advertisement in theLocal Newspaper, viz 03 Au-gust + 10 August 2012.Full particulars and plans (ifany) may be inspected duringnormal office hours (08:00 -13:00 and 13:45 - 15:00) at theabove-mentioned office, for aperiod of 28 days after the pub-lication of the advertisement inthe Local Newspaper.Closing date for any objections:12 September 2012APPLICANTSTREET ADDRESS ANDPOSTAL ADDRES VD 35 Ext3, Mabatlane, 0530, Tel-ephone: 076 034 0569


Notice is hereby given to allwhom it may concern that interms of clause 23 of theModimolle Land Use Scheme,2004, I, (full name)RAMELA MADIMETJAFRANS intend applying to theModimolle Local Municipalityfor Special Consent to:TUCKSHOP on (property andsuburb) 6670 EXT 8PHOMOLONG also known as(street name and number) lo-cated in a Residential 1 zone.(Example: Residential 1, Busi-ness 2 etc).Any objection, with the groundstherefor, shall be lodged with ormade in writing to: The Divi-sional Manager: Town Plan-ning, Ground Floor, ModimolleMunicipal Building, or PrivateBag X 1008, Modimolle, 0510,within 28 days of the publica-tion of the advertisement in theLocal Newspaper, viz 03 Au-gust + 10 August 2012.Full particulars and plans (ifany) may be inspected duringnormal office hours (08:00 -13:00 and 13:45 - 15:00) at theabove-mentioned office, for aperiod of 28 days after the pub-lication of the advertisement inthe Local Newspaper.Closing date for any objections:12 September 2012APPLICANTSTREET ADDRESS ANDPOSTAL ADDRES 6670 Ext8 Phomolong, Modimolle,0510, Telephone: 073 3931024


Notice is hereby given to allwhom it may concern that interms of clause 23 of theModimolle Land Use Scheme,2004, I, (full name)JOHANNES DITSHELESEOKETSA intend applying tothe Modimolle Local Munici-pality for Special Consent to:TUCKSHOP on (property andsuburb) 8206 EXT 9 alsoknown as (street name andnumber) located in a Residen-tial 1 zone.(Example: Residential 1, Busi-ness 2 etc).Any objection, with the grounds

therefor, shall be lodged with ormade in writing to: The Divi-sional Manager: Town Plan-ning, Ground Floor, ModimolleMunicipal Building, or PrivateBag X 1008, Modimolle, 0510,within 28 days of the publica-tion of the advertisement in theLocal Newspaper, viz 03 Au-gust + 10 August 2012.Full particulars and plans (ifany) may be inspected duringnormal office hours (08:00 -13:00 and 13:45 - 15:00) at theabove-mentioned office, for aperiod of 28 days after the pub-lication of the advertisement inthe Local Newspaper.Closing date for any objections:12 September 2012APPLICANTSTREET ADDRESS ANDPOSTAL ADDRES 8206 Ext9, Phomolong, Modimolle,0510, Telephone: 082 5858189


Notice is hereby given to allwhom it may concern that interms of clause 23 of theModimolle Land Use Scheme,2004, I, (full name)MASHABA FATIKIE ANNAintend applying to theModimolle Local Municipalityfor Special Consent to:TUCKSHOP on (property andsuburb) 9683/21 EXT 10PHAGAMENG also known as(street name and number) lo-cated in a Residential 1 zone.(Example: Residential 1, Busi-ness 2 etc).Any objection, with the groundstherefor, shall be lodged with ormade in writing to: The Divi-sional Manager: Town Plan-ning, Ground Floor, ModimolleMunicipal Building, or PrivateBag X 1008, Modimolle, 0510,within 28 days of the publica-tion of the advertisement in theLocal Newspaper, viz 10 Au-gust + 17 August 2012.Full particulars and plans (ifany) may be inspected duringnormal office hours (08:00 -13:00 and 13:45 - 15:00) at theabove-mentioned office, for aperiod of 28 days after the pub-lication of the advertisement inthe Local Newspaper.Closing date for any objections:19 September 2012APPLICANTSTREET ADDRESS ANDPOSTAL ADDRES 9683/21Ext 10, Modimolle, 0510, Tel-ephone: 079 322 9365


Notice is hereby given to allwhom it may concern that interms of clause 23 of theModimolle Land Use Scheme,2004, I, (full name)MOLEKOA KEDISALETSEBETTA intend applying to theModimolle Local Municipalityfor Special Consent to:TUCKSHOP on (property andsuburb) 2723 VAALWATERalso known as (street name andnumber) located in a Residen-tial 1 zone.(Example: Residential 1, Busi-ness 2 etc).Any objection, with the groundstherefor, shall be lodged with ormade in writing to: The Divi-sional Manager: Town Plan-ning, Ground Floor, ModimolleMunicipal Building, or PrivateBag X 1008, Modimolle, 0510,within 28 days of the publica-tion of the advertisement in theLocal Newspaper, viz 10 Au-gust + 17 August 2012.Full particulars and plans (ifany) may be inspected duringnormal office hours (08:00 -13:00 and 13:45 - 15:00) at theabove-mentioned office, for aperiod of 28 days after the pub-lication of the advertisement inthe Local Newspaper.Closing date for any objections:19 September 2012APPLICANTSTREET ADDRESS ANDPOSTAL ADDRES 2724 Ext2, Box 1192, Vaalwater, 0530,Telephone: 082 268 8842

MODIMOLLE LANDUSE SCHEME, 2004

Notice is hereby given to allwhom it may concern that interms of clause 23 of theModimolle Land UseScheme, 2004, I, (full name)KHITSANE MASHILAISAAC intend applying tothe Modimolle Local Mu-nicipality for Special Con-sent to: TUCKSHOP on(property and suburb) 7774EXT 8 PHOMOLONG alsoknown as (street name andnumber) located in a Resi-dential 1 zone.(Example: Residential 1,Business 2 etc).Any objection, with thegrounds therefor, shall belodged with or made in writ-ing to: The Divisional Man-

ager: Town Planning,Ground Floor, ModimolleMunicipal Building, or Pri-vate Bag X 1008,Modimolle, 0510, within 28days of the publication of theadvertisement in the LocalNewspaper, viz 10 August +17 August 2012.Full particulars and plans (ifany) may be inspected dur-ing normal office hours(08:00 - 13:00 and 13:45 -15:00) at the above-men-tioned office, for a period of28 days after the publicationof the advertisement in theLocal Newspaper.Closing date for any objec-tions: 19 September 2012APPLICANTSTREET ADDRESS ANDPOSTAL ADDRES P.O.Box459, Modimolle, 0510, Tel-ephone: 082 844 7272


Notice is hereby given to allwhom it may concern that interms of clause 23 of theModimolle Land UseScheme, 2004, I, (full name)BALOYI DORAH OUMAintend applying to theModimolle Local Municipal-ity for Special Consent to:TUCKSHOP on (propertyand suburb) 6458 EXT 8PHOMOLONG also knownas (street name and number)located in a Residential 1zone.(Example: Residential 1,Business 2 etc).Any objection, with thegrounds therefor, shall belodged with or made in writ-ing to: The Divisional Man-ager: Town Planning,Ground Floor, ModimolleMunicipal Building, or Pri-vate Bag X 1008,Modimolle, 0510, within 28days of the publication of theadvertisement in the LocalNewspaper, viz 10 August +17 August 2012.Full particulars and plans (ifany) may be inspected dur-ing normal office hours(08:00 - 13:00 and 13:45 -15:00) at the above-men-tioned office, for a period of28 days after the publicationof the advertisement in theLocal Newspaper.Closing date for any objec-tions: 19 September 2012APPLICANTSTREET ADDRESS ANDPOSTAL ADDRES 6458Ext 8 Phomolong,Modimolle, 0510, Tel-ephone: 071 735 9802


Notice is hereby given to allwhom it may concern that interms of clause 23 of theModimolle Land UseScheme, 2004, I, (full name)NTOKOLO CHARLIELESETJA intend applying tothe Modimolle Local Mu-nicipality for Special Con-sent to: TUCKSHOP on(property and suburb) VG 98EXT 3 LESEDING alsoknown as (street name andnumber) located in a Resi-dential 1 zone.(Example: Residential 1,Business 2 etc).Any objection, with thegrounds therefor, shall belodged with or made in writ-ing to: The Divisional Man-ager: Town Planning,Ground Floor, ModimolleMunicipal Building, or Pri-vate Bag X 1008,Modimolle, 0510, within 28days of the publication of theadvertisement in the LocalNewspaper, viz 10 August +17 August 2012.Full particulars and plans (ifany) may be inspected dur-ing normal office hours(08:00 - 13:00 and 13:45 -15:00) at the above-men-tioned office, for a period of28 days after the publicationof the advertisement in theLocal Newspaper.Closing date for any objec-tions: 19 September 2012APPLICANTSTREET ADDRESS ANDPOSTAL ADDRES VG 98Ext 3 Leseding, Mabatlane,0530, Telephone: 078 2273903


Notice is hereby given to allwhom it may concern that interms of clause 23 of theModimolle Land UseScheme, 2004, I, (full name)QIQIMANA WELELA in-tend applying to theModimolle Local Municipal-ity for Special Consent to:TUCKSHOP on (propertyand suburb) VD 10 EXT 3MABATLANE 0530 also

known as (street name andnumber) located in a Resi-dential 1 zone.(Example: Residential 1,Business 2 etc).Any objection, with thegrounds therefor, shall belodged with or made in writ-ing to: The Divisional Man-ager: Town Planning,Ground Floor, ModimolleMunicipal Building, or Pri-vate Bag X 1008,Modimolle, 0510, within 28days of the publication of theadvertisement in the LocalNewspaper, viz 10 August +17 August 2012.Full particulars and plans (ifany) may be inspected dur-ing normal office hours(08:00 - 13:00 and 13:45 -15:00) at the above-men-tioned office, for a period of28 days after the publicationof the advertisement in theLocal Newspaper.Closing date for any objec-tions: 19 September 2012APPLICANTSTREET ADDRESS ANDPOSTAL ADDRES VD 10Ext 3, Mabatlane, 0530,Telephone: 078 227 3903

NOTICE OF SALE INTERMS OF RULE46(7)(b) AUCTION

IN THE HIGH COURT OFSOUTH AFRICA (NORTHGAUTENG HIGH COURT,PRETORIA) Case Number:20336/2010In the matter between:NEDBANK LIMITED( R E G I S T R A T I O NNUMBER: 1951/000009/06) Execution CreditorandCHRIS COOK HOMES CC( R E G I S T R A T I O NNUMBER: 1991/002634/23) First Execution DebtorCHRISTIAAN PIETERCOOK (IDENTITYNUMBER: 530517 5086089) Second ExecutionDebtorIn execution of judgment ofthe High Court of South Af-rica (North Gauteng HighCourt , Pretoria) in theabovementioned suit, a salewill be held by the SheriffModimolle (Nylstroom) atthe Magistrates Court, VanEmmenis street, Modimolleon Thursday, 23 August 2012at 11h00 of the undermen-tioned property of the De-fendants on the conditions tobe read out by the Auction-eer at the time of the sale:Erf 3250, Nylstroom, Exten-sion 2,Registration Division: K.R.,Province of Limpopo;In extent: 7473 (Seven Thou-sand Four Hundred and Sev-enty Three) square metres;Held: by Deed of TransferT078440/08(Situated at 50 EliasMotsoaledi street ,Modimolle, Nylstroom)Improvements:Vacant stand.The abovementioned infor-mation with regard to the im-provements on the propertyis furnished although noguarantee can be supplied inthis regard. Take further no-tice that the conditions ofSale may be inspectede atthe offices of the SheriffModimolle at Leyd street 50,Modimolle (082 494 3202).Dated at Pretoria this 18thday of July 2012.VAN DER MERWE DUTOIT INC.ATTORNEYS FOR PLAIN-TIFFBrooklyn Place, CnrBronkhorst & Dey Streets,Brooklyn, Pretoria, Tel 012452 1356, Fax: 086 6232984REF: SORETHA DEBRUIN/jp/NED108/00014

ESTATE NOTICEIN THE ESTATE OF THELATESOPHIA JACOBAKRAUSE ID 250220 0009085formerly of37 Luna road, Bela-Bela,0480Date of Death: 21 Septem-ber 2011Estate Number: 18838/2011Kindly take notice that theFirst and Final Liquidationand Distribution Account in theabove Estate will lie for inspec-tion at the Office of the Masterof the High Court, Pretoria andat the office of the Magistrate,Bela-Bela for a period of 21 daysfrom date of publication hereof.

LANSER & WILLIAMSATTORNEY FOR EXECU-TOR16 Sutter road, P O Box 18,Bela-Bela, 0480, Tel 014 7362216/7


MABATLANE FUN WALK ANDFUN RUN AGAINST THE ABUSE

OF WOMEN AND CHILDRENDATE: 10 August 2012. Time: 08h00

Venue: Mabatlane Thusong

Activities will start from Thusongto the community hall at Leseding.

All people are welcome!COME ONE, COME ALLCall Maria @ 082 771 3928

Women’s month 2012 theme: 56 Years of Women Unitedagainst Poverty, Inequality and Unemployment

TK Mashaba

The new soccer season is about to kick offsoon and the National First Division (NFD)provided some mouth-watering news for thefans of the league. This season will be full ofsurprising clashes, because new teams arejoining the league. The newcomers will com-pete against the veterans who already knowwhat the league entails. Jomo Cosmos hascome back to the NFD after they have beenstruggling in the ABSA Premier SoccerLeague (PSL) during the previous season.This time Cosmos came back with a brandnew squad that they believe will take themall the way to the R1 million. So far, twelveplayers have been signed on since the teamresumed their pre-season activities on 2 July.A number of tired legs have been offloadedto pave the way for new incoming talent.The current squad includes newly signed

aspiring goalkeeper from the Vaal, TsatsiTheletsane who incidentally, is a cousin ofthe midfield sensation, Bongani “Shuffle”Theletsane. The 20-year-old is making hisdebut in the NFD this season.The full squad includes goalkeepers, Buti

Khoza, Abisai Shiningayamwe and TsatsiTheletsan; defenders: Gladwin Shitolo,Ofosu Appiah, Lehlohonolo Nonyane,Themba Shabalala, Thabo Mokgalushi,Handsome Sibande, Sizwe Maseko,Awonke Kwenene, Rhulani Manzini, ShaneThompson and Kulani Mavasa; midfielders,El-Hadji Samb, Siyabonga Nhlapo, BamuzaSono, Lebogang Pila, Bongani Theletsane,Phetego Maebela, Matsilele Sono Junior,Sandile Tati, Broderick Burds, Vusi Zungu,Karabo Mokoena, Tshepo Sekhibidu, Chaid

NFD preview ahead of the new seasonWhite, Kaylan Moore, Gerson Badenhorstand Thabang MonareThe team also has forwards, Modibo

Sidibe, Lethola Mofokeng, Allain Lebyane,Mduduzi Makwakwa, Madoda Motha, Rich-ard Danser, Phinda Dlamini and ShaydonShort. Players who have made their exit in-clude veteran forward, Alton Meiring, centreback, Sello Moses Matete, Zimbabwean at-tacker, Alois Ngwerume, and midfielderMcDonald Nhlapo.The trio of left back, Tsietsi Makwanazi,

midfielder, Mbulelo Strydom, and right back,Vincent Kobola, were also let go in a rebuild-ing process aimed at ushering in a new-lookCosmos.Winger Lazarus Kaimbi has since returned

to Thailand where he spent part of last sea-son on loan, and will not be a part of Cos-mos set up this term.New team in the block, Cape Town based

Milano United FC, a club with a proud his-tory, are now looking forward to an excitingfuture in the National First Division. Milanowas promoted to the First Division after fin-ishing as runners-up at the recently heldSecond Division play-offs in Polokwane.They joined fellow promoted side RosesUnited FC, from the Free State,Milano will now be one of four Cape sides

in the division, with six of their thirty matchesto be played in the Mother City next season.They will be facing local derbies againstSantos, Vasco da Gama and FC Cape Town.The Grassy Park-based outfit have long

been recognised as one of the top and mostrespected clubs in the Cape soccer sceneand have had relative success in the past inthe Nedbank Cup.

Lizzy Bapela

Grade 12 learners of Solomon MahlanguHigh School in Modimolle received a talkfrom government officials concerning careerguidance, on Wednesday, 1 August.Mr Lambert Moloto, of the Department of

Agriculture, and Ms Maria Ramoshaba, ofthe Government Communication and Infor-mation Systems (GCIS) in the Waterberg,saw a need to talk to the learners to guidethem to take the right career paths for theirfuture.The two teamed up in this initiative follow-

ing a concern about the low matric pass rateand the number of learners who drop out ofschool.The aim was to take part in the govern-

ment’s biggest wish, which is to be able tocombat poverty and unemployment, result-ing in a better country that citizens will beproud to live in.

Career advice for Modimolle learnersIn her address, Ramoshaba outlined the

government’s main priorities, which includehealth, education, rural development, safetyand security. She encouraged the learnersto pursue education more than anything didso they can be better people tomorrow.Ramoshaba advised the learners to have

successful people whom they look up to, sothey can be encouraged to also have goalsand work very smart and hard to achievethose goals. “Having a role model in life usu-ally helps a person to be able to draw a pic-ture of where he or she wants to be in thefuture. Engage with government depart-ments, private sector and youth organisa-tions for information on what career oppor-tunities are available for the youth currently,”she said.She spoke about the pamphlets and book-

lets she usually distributes, including thegovernment’s Vukuzenzele newspapers andyouth guides, encouraging the learners to

look into them for available job and careeropportunities.Moloto talked about his department that its

mission is to contribute to the economicgrowth of the province through sustainableagricultural sector and food security pro-grammes for better life for all.He gave the learners information on list of

scarce skills in his department and a list ofcolleges and Technicons that can be ap-proached for studying.Young people of Waterberg who are inter-

ested in this sector or wish to know moreabout it can contact the department on (014)717 2325.Another department that offers career

awareness is the Limpopo Economic De-velopment and Tourism (LEDET). Tourismis regarded as one of the largest industriesin the country and is considered one of themajor economic boosters.The benefits are that the sector generates

employment, draws foreign currency, createsentrepreneurial opportunities, brings devel-opment to rural areas and creates opportu-nities for developing disadvantaged commu-nities.Moloto gave the learners information on

career opportunities that are available in thetourism department, qualifications that canbe obtained, places of study, bursaries andwork places after graduating.He also talked about the tourism business

and financial services and business devel-opment agencies that the youth can engageincluding Limpopo Business Support Agency(LIBSA), Limpopo Economic DevelopmentEnterprise (LIMDEV), National Youth Devel-opment Agency (NYDA) and others.Interested young people who wish to know

more about it can contact Ms Sarah Theko,of the department in the Waterberg Districtat 082 803 9913 or [email protected] visit the offices.

Schools awarded with cakes for the cleanest classrooms

Light of Africa and Bela Bela Super Spar rewarded the cleanest classroom ineach school with a cake. Photo supplied.

courages hygiene and cleanlinessamong pupils in a learning environment.Light of Africa coordinator, Mr Josias

Ramalekana, said that the programmehas covered nine schools since the be-ginning of the year. “Since January thisyear our programmes have coverednine schools around Bela Bela. In threehigh schools; Bela Bela High, Maopeand Raeleng, we have facilitated youthenrichment programmes on drug andsubstance abuse as well,” he said.“The programme is offered during

guidance period. We will soon donateinformation boards in each schoolaround Bela Bela, with a school nameand a short message on drug and alco-hol abuse programme,” Ramalekanaexplained.

Thandekile Sibanyoni

Several schools of Bela Bela wereawarded cakes as a reward for havingcleanest classes on Friday, 3 August.Learners of Maope-, Raeleng- and Bela

Bela High Schools participated in the“Cleanest Class” competition, which takesplace every month.It is a project formed by the non-govern-

mental organisation, Light of Africa, whois working with Bela Bela Super Spar tomake a difference and empower childrenand young people around the local com-munity.Light of Africa evaluate every classroom

in these schools for cleanliness. Thecleanest classroom in each of the schoolsis awarded with a cake. This project en-


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Mmamakwa wins BuildIt tournament

day was former Jomo Cos-mos and Orlando Piratesplayer, Ace Duiker. Duikerand the management ofBuild It awarded the winningschool, Mmamakwa, andthe runner up, Albert Lithuli,their prizes, acknowledgingall the schools that took partin the tournament.Duiker encouraged parents

and educators to continuesupporting and inspiring chil-dren to take part in sportingactivities, as some of theplayers might make a livingfor their families in future. “Ihave seen a number of goodand talented players heretoday and I believe their par-ents are proud. I plead withyou my elders to supportthem, please, and show in-terest in their talents as theymight play for professionalteams in future and bringgood salaries home too.There is a lot of talent here

in Bela Bela and some chil-dren can resort to bad thingsif their talent is not recog-nised,” said Duiker.The owner of Build It, Mr

Pieter Oberholzer, ex-pressed his excitementabout the whole tournament,saying he was very pleasedabout the turnout they gotfrom the participants and thecommunity at large, whocame out to support theyoungsters.“We love putting money

into the future, as we believethese children will be ourheroes one day. If we con-tinue supporting and en-couraging them, they willturn out good and satisfy usone day so we choose tostart grooming them todayfor them to have a great fu-ture tomorrow,” he said.

Lizzy Bapela

Bela Bela’s Mmamakwa Pri-mary School won the 2012Build It trophy, during theirsponsored soccer tourna-ment.The event took place on

Saturday, 4 August, at BelaBela’s Sunfa stadium andwas sponsored by the localBuild It Store, a buildingmaterial supplier.Eight primary schools par-

ticipated in the tournamentincluding Khabele, AlbertLithuli, Spa Park, JinnahPark, Mampatile, Hleketaniand the winner,Mmamakwa.In the quarter final games,

Mampatile won by walk overagainst Hleketani, whileMmamakwa beat Spa Park4-3 in penalties. Albert Lithuliwhipped Khabele by 3 goalsto a nil, while Ulando beatJinnah Park by 1-0.Winning teams then pro-

ceeded to the semi-finals,competing for the finals andto win most wanted title thatwas to be crowned the 2012winners of the wonderful tro-phy. Jinnah Park got another1-0 beating fromMmamakwa and AlbertLithuli won 4-3 at suddendearth with Mampatile. Thetwo teams drew 0-0 and tiedeach other up with a 3-3draw on penalties beforegoing for sudden death.Mmamakwa then played

against Albert Lithuli in thefinals, winning with a 1-0 andwere indeed crowned win-ners of the 2012 Build It tro-phy. The winning team gotthe trophy, two soccer balls,bags, water bottles and bibs,receiving a trophy each.The celebrity guest of the

TK Mashaba

Bela Bela’s Mmapatile PrimarySchool performed very well duringthe recent schools sports compe-titions that were held in Northamon Saturday, 4 August.Their Under 14 netball team did

exceptionally well, beatingThabazimbi 21-1, Dwaalboom 16-0 and Vaalwater 17-0. The teamwill proceed to the next round inthe provincial schools competi-tions.

Mmapatile netball shines

Mmapatile netball team against Albert Lithuli before they go toclusters level. Photo TK Mashaba

The boys of the Khabele PrimarySchool’s Under 14 soccer teamlost 1-0 against Krause PrimarySchool. Phagameng High Schoolbeat Bela Bela High School 2-0 onthe soccer field.Phagameng also beat Thaba-

zimbi in their rugby game, butThabazimbi did very well in thevolleyball code and will be pro-ceeding to the next level after beat-ing Albert Lithuli.In basketball, Bela Bela High

School’s under 14’s are proceed-

ing to the next level while AlbertLithuli Primary School’s Under 14chess team will also be proceed-ing to the next level.According to Mr Phanas Seema,

the coordinator of the event, thosewho have made through will beproceeding to the next round,which will be held on the 15th ofSeptember. “The venue has notyet been established but will bediscussed in our meetings,” hesaid.Seema added that he loved the

fact that the schools have showncharacter in this competition andit is nice to see schools meeting inthis kind of sports competitions.This school league is in its first

year after it was launched by theMinister of Sports, Mr FikileMbalula.The schools start at local level,

and then proceed to cluster level.From cluster level, they go on tothe district level and after the dis-trict level, they move on to the pro-vincial and national levels.The new league is only open for

Under 14 and Under 18 studentsof each sporting code.

SuperSport United has provedthat they rule Mopani’s annualMayoral Charity Cup when theybeat Moroka Swallows 4-0 in thefinal at Giyani Stadium on Sunday.They also beat Mamelodi

Sundowns 2-1 in the openingmatch earlier in the day. For themit was more than a charity game,but an opportunity to take backtheir reign in the Charity Cup,which was ended in last year’stournament when Giyani HotSpurs beat them in a penaltyshootout.According to Mopani mayor,

Joshua Matlou, the tournamentboosts local teams financially andprovides a platform for buddingplayers to be developed and rec-ognised by PSL teams.“We have players like Teko

Modise and others that were iden-

SuperSport reclaims Mopani district charity cup

Swallows’ defender GilbertMapemba [red] clears the ballaway from SuperSport strikerClifford Mulenga [white] whoscored three of the four goalsthat humiliated swallows atGiyani stadium during Mopanidistrict’s Mayoral Charity Cuptournament. Photo: LiN News/Bulletin

tified in this tournament,” ex-plained the Matlou.He said the main aim of the

event was not only to developlocal teams, but also to gener-ate funds for various commu-nity projects in the district. “Lastyear we gave R100 000 to eachof the twenty projects, but thisyear we’re expecting to in-crease it to thirty or fortyprojects.We have already generated

R3m out of this event and thegala dinner that we had priorthe tournament,” he said.Matlou said the projects have

not been identified yet, how-ever, this year they were look-ing forward to donating to or-ganisations that look after disa-bled persons. LiN News/Bulle-tin.

TK Mashaba

MTN is not only one of the larg-est cell phone networks in SouthAfrica, but also a familiar spon-sor in the soccer fraternity. NowMTN is making waves by join-ing in the elite league as a spon-sor for the new season.Now, MTN is running the an-

nual national MTN Wafa WafaTop Eight competition, consist-ing of only the top eight clubs inthe Premier Soccer League(PSL).According to Mr Pat Seema,

who is the league manager ofthe new MTN league, formerly

MTN league to replace Vodacomknown as the Vodacom league,said that they are looking for-ward to a new season with a newsponsor.“It’s great for sports as a whole

and we are hoping that we willbe working well with the newsponsor,” he said.Seema did not divulge more on

how much money the new spon-sor is pouring into this season.Instead, he focussed on the factthat they are welcoming newteams in the league.New to join the league is Ray

Pillars of the Capricorn Districtand Zero Fake from the MopaniDistrict. The two teams were

promoted from the SAB leagueafter they both beat their coun-terparts during the play offs.Another team that might join

the MTN League is Bay United,if their points did not securethem a place in the tough NFDLeague after the last season.Mosesetjane All Star FC, who

bought Dinare FC’s status in theVodacom League, will also nowbe a part of the MTN League.During his interview with The

BEAT, Mr Jomo Molomo, ofMosesetjane, expressed his de-light over this new status in thisupper league; compared to theSAB League.

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