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Well-known farmer found dead in bushes

Another ritual murder?The closely knit village of Tshaulu-Di-mani outside Thohoyandou is in deep shock, following the discovery of a mutilated body of a well-known local

resident.Mr Alfred Mudau (47), a staunch ZCC

member who was also a well-known small scale farmer along the Luvuvhu River, left

home early last Tuesday for his garden. He never came back home. On Wednes-day, family members, the community and the police looked everywhere and his

body was eventually found at Tshifudi Gonela, about two kilometres from his garden.

The incident left the family trauma-tised even though he had apparently told them about his death before it happened. Mr Tshianeo Mudau, a brother of the deceased said besides having sore hearts because of the death, the family is very worried about the conduct of the Tshaulu police.

“First they told us to go to Tshilid-zini for a post-mortem and when we reached the hospital, we were told

that we were not allowed to enter the laboratory where the post-mortem was held. We are convinced that

our brother was ritually mur-dered because of the blood

under his pants, but we wanted to see if his body parts are still intact. The police, however, refused us entry,” he said.

According to him, they are now extreme-ly suspicious that something is being

hidden from the family. “We paid a lot of money

for transport to be wit-nesses, but they allowed

strangers to enter and refused the family to do

so,” he added. He said that they have a lot of questions. “We are not sure as to whether we are going to bury a full body or whether there are some parts missing. We need answers from the police,” he said.

His sister Selinah Mudau said her brother had a premonition about his death. “In March he came to my house and told me someone very close to him told him that he would not see the end of this year. He told me that a friend very close to him wants to see him dead and he was crying when he left.”

Limpopo Mirror visited the village on Wednesday and found the family busy preparing for the funeral. Mr Nelson Gabara, a close family member said they were planning to bury him on Friday (today). “

He is from the royal family and we have to bury him on a Friday in accordance with our culture,” said Mr Fhumulani Matibe, a close relative.

Tshaulu police spokesperson, W/O Cedrick Mphoshomali said they have opened a murder case. “Initially it was an inquest, but the doctor gave a di-rective for the investigation to change to a murder investigation after the post-mortem results became available. We have not arrested anybody so far, but our investigations are continuing,” he added.

By Elmon Tshikhudo & Silas Nduvheni

“First they told us to go to Tshilid-zini for a post-mortem and when we reached the hospital, we were told

that we were not allowed to enter the laboratory where the post-mortem was held. We are convinced that

our brother was ritually mur-dered because of the blood

under his pants, but we wanted to see if his body parts are still intact. The police, however, refused us entry,” he said.

hidden from the family. “We paid a lot of money

for transport to be wit-nesses, but they allowed

strangers to enter and refused the family to do The scene where the body was found after an intensive search.

The deceased’s sister, Selina Mudau says her brother told her that somebody was after his blood.

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CONTACT DETAILS:Dr Casper Venter: 082 857 0022 Dr Emil Gaiger: 082 892 8862Jernay Mcleod: 083 403 5752 Angela Brennan: 082 902 6271 IMSSA provincial executive committee members, photographed with award winners from Musina

Municipality shortly after the presentation.

After hosting a successful In-ter-Municipal Sports of South Africa (IMSSA Limpopo) games this year, Musina Mu-nicipality received various awards during a special event at the Musina Council Cham-bers.

The awards ceremony was spearheaded by the provincial executive committee of IMSSA Limpopo.

Those who managed to receive awards in the form of trophies are Mayor Mihloti Ramoyada,

Chief Whip Simon Madamalala, Municipal Manager Johnson Matshivha, Cllr Bigboy Ndou and Palakatshela Peta.

The local organizing commit-tee members were awarded certif-icates as a token of appreciation, namely Gift Mulaudzi, Mercy Ndlovu, Lilian Muleya, Pertunia Siko, Kenneth Avhatendi, Ber-nice Managa, Suzan Mukhwa, Newton Manyuma, Nyarai Ngo-beli, Gift Munzhelele, Bon-gani Sithole, Duncan Manyuma, Lesedi Mokoena and Kelekwang

Chisanga. Cllr Madamalala ex-pressed his gratitude to repre-sentatives of IMSSA Limpopo and said the municipality saw the awards as motivation to do more.

"We take programmes that you run as IMSSA Limpopo very seriously as they allow our employees to exercise and stay fit. We believe that the tour-nament allows our employees across the province to foster relations amongst themselves,” Madamalala said.

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Nolan Hoffman, cycling for Team Abantu this year, won the Kremetart Cycling Race in 2009 and 2013. This year he had to bow to Team EuropeCar and only managed to come in second during Stage 2 and Stage 4. The event took place in the Soutpansberg during the past weekend. Photo: Isabel Venter

Well-known musician Bamba shows pupils the Rolling up the Hill exhibit during the exhibition and festival. With him are scientists Livhuwani Masevhe (left) and Khamusi Mutoti (right).

Pupils from schools around the Vhembe district had a rare chance to interact and network with experts and compa-nies involved in the sciences.

The annual event, hosted by the Science Tube Science Exhibition and festival in conjunction with the Department of Higher Education, was held at the Tho-hoyandou Indoor Centre in Limpopo. It's the brainchild of three young scientists: Livhuwani Masevhe,Vincent Mulaudzi and Khamusi Mutoti.

Outlining the purpose of the week-long event, Khamusi Mutoti said the idea came out of the experiences they had as people who came from disadvantaged rural backgrounds.

“It was tough during our time,” he said. “We never had the chance to make career choices as we were not exposed to infor-mation. We just chose whatever came our way and some of us ended up regretting it. We do not want these children to go the same route we went during our student days,” he added.

“We are giving them guidance and we have roped in experts and role players in the field of science. We have also invited companies that would give them first-hand information about the sciences.”

He said they were giving the pupils an opportunity to make an informed decision when it came to deciding on a lifelong career, after interacting with the experts.

Another organizer, Mr Livhuwani Ma-sevhe, said their involvement in Vhembe was bearing fruits.

“We have confirmation from the de-partment of education here in Vhembe, who have indicated that the results have improved since we started in 2010. We are humbled by the response. This is our humble contribution, and we will contin-ue doing so for the sake of our country,” he said.

Pupils who attended the festival said it was an eye-opener.

“We are from a very disadvantaged rural area where access to information is not possible,” said Idani Masimbane (15), a Grade 10 pupil at Bababa Secondary

School at Haluvhimbi.

“We have learnt a lot and we just hope that the information we got from here will assist us in making informed career choices and also apply on time at institu-tions that we would like to attend when the time comes,” Masimbane added.

Help for pupils to make informed career choices

Tshifhiwa Yolanda Ramabulana (34).

Tshi l idz i Richard Ramabulana (34).

Thendo Dagada (30).

Three killed in horrific accident on Levubu RoadHardly three weeks after the death of Mpho "Regalo" Gangashe and his mother Tshilidzi, Vhembe lost three more lives in another horrible car accident.

The Ramabulana twins, Tshilidzi Richard and Tshifhiwa Yolanda Ramabulana (34), and their neighbour, Thendo Dagada (30), died in an accident between Louis Trichardt and Levubu on 31 May.

According to the family spokesperson, Pastor Seth Dagada, the victims were on their way from Gauteng to their homes at Tshaulu, when they were allegedly distracted by two cars that were towing each other. "They supposedly swayed to the right to pass the two vehicles and crashed into an oncoming truck. The truck hit them from the side and dragged them for some distance.”

The three died at the scene, at Gondonabada, while the driver, Mr Ramaano Netshivhambe,

Thendo's husband, survived with serious injuries.

At the time of going to press, Netshivhambe was said to be still in a critical condition at the Polokwane MediClinic.

Thendo, who is a royal, was buried on Friday at Guyuni, at their sacred burial site while the Ramabulana twins were buried at Tshaulu on Sat-urday morning.

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No municipal services at Mutale Local MunicipalityThe services and working of employees at the troubled Mutale Local Municipality came to a standstill on Thursday last week as workers resolved to picket as a way of forcing the man-agement to implement the salary scale adjust-ment as agreed to by the South African Local Government Association (SALGA).

They also demand the immediate removal of the municipal manager, Mr Shumani Razwiedani, accusing him of dragging his feet in making the salary adjustment. The employees came to work in the morning as usual, but they downed tools and said they would not go to work unless their salaries were adjusted.

The chairperson of the South African Municipal Workers Union (SAMWU) at the municipality, Mr Colbert Nempumbuluni, said they were worried

that the management of the municipality was not implementing the new salary adjustment . He added that, according to the new task scale from SALGA, which was adopted by municipalities countrywide in April 2011, municipalities were required to apply the adjustment, which will result in the grading of posts.

“We decided to start picketing and we are still in the process of negotiating with the management on the fi nalizing of the issue, while the workers are still picketing.”

Mutale’s mayor, Sarah Rammbuda, who spent Monday and Tuesday locked in discussions with the representatives of SAMWU, said they were doing all they could to resolve the matter, so that workers could go back to work as normal. “Despite that fact that our municipality is rurally based

and doesn’t have better assets to address service delivery, we are doing all we can to deliver better services to our people,” said Mayor Rammbuda.

It was reported that the Bale communities in Ward 11 near Ha-Manenzhe had also joined in the municipal picketing. According to them, they are being denied services by the Mutale Municipality and they have resolved to be part of Musina Mu-nicipality when the new demarcation board starts implanting the proposed merger.

In the beginning of this year, Mutale Munici-pality was reported to have sent back about R30 million meant to be used for delivering services to the communities to the National Treasury.

At the time of our going to press, working and service delivery in Mutale were still at a halt as workers were still picketing during the day.

Some of the workers in Mutale who have been taking part in picketing since last Thursday.

Mr Colbert Nempumbuluni, chairperson of SAMWU at the Mutale Local Municipality.

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By Tshifhiwa Mukwevho

A resident of Makhithi village in the Kutama area, Mr Elijah Liremi, was recently nominated as a finalist for two Edu awards. The winners will be announced during a ceremony at Midrand on 19 June. Liremi is the founder of the Liremi Foundation, an organisastion that helps pupils from the rural area with their studies and also provides them with career guidance. Liremi is nominated in two categories, African Edu and Environmental. According to him, he was surprised when he received an invitation to attend the ceremony as a nominee. He added that he was very thankful to Messrs Norman Kutama and Christopher Mudau, who helped him financially. He said he was a happy man, because he helped many pupils from poor backgrounds around the Kutama area to register at different institutions of higher learning.

Ex-principal focuses on farming, writing and mentoringLiterary icon and prolific poet Mmbengwa Watson Mbula-heni (62) says teachers must continue to work harder and equip pupils with a solid foun-dation of education relevant for their future.

Mbulaheni was speaking for the second time after he had been given a fitting farewell by the Department of Education and his community after 34 years in the teaching profession.

“Teachers need to work harder, so we can have educated children who will continue to take further the aspirations of our country,” he said.

Mbulaheni started his pro-fession as a teacher at Khubvi Primary School in 1981. After six years, he was promoted to principal for Thenzheni Primary School at Thenzheni village.

“When I came to Thenzheni, there was no pupil, chair or classroom,” he remembered. “There was only one mud-brick

shelter which had been built by members of the community. The chief made a call for all parents to bring their children to the newly opened school.”

The determined, principled principal used an old 20-litre plastic bottle for a chair in his office, which was only a spot in one corner of the shelter.

Mbulaheni then sought finan-cial help to build 10 classrooms. He planted a lot of fruit trees in the schoolyard.

Today, even after he had left the school on pension after 28 years of hard, noble work, Then-zheni Primary is an institution of primary education in its own right.

“I will now focus on farm-ing, running my businesses and writing more books,” said Mbu-laheni, who recently published a collection of short stories, Zwa Tshitangani.

His other published works in-clude Mufandilani, Mushengeli,

Lwendo Lwa Mutshinyali, Mu-kosi wa Shango and Mutondi, among others.

A resident of Khubvi, Mbu-laheni remains a literary sage, mentoring young up-and-coming authors in the Tshivenda literary firmament.

In an interview with Limpopo Mirror last year, he mentioned that he made a break into author-ship when Sasabona accepted his poetry manuscript, Mushengeli, in 1989.

“It felt like I could fly to kiss the sky,” he recalled. “My mother couldn’t read, but I showed her the acceptance letter from my publisher and said, ‘See, Mma, I am getting published!’”

The world can only expect to see more and more literary works of high quality.

“Let the children come and drink from my well of knowl-edge, so that they too can become writers who tell our good and sad stories,” he said.

Former principal and literary legend Mmbengwa Watson Mbulaheni.

By Kaizer Nengovhela

Still no proper house for disabled gogo (73)A 73-year-old disabled gogo of Siloam ward 33 within Makhado Municipality has been living in unbearable condi-tions since 2000 when her three-room mud house collapsed during the floods. Ms Johanah Chauke has been waiting for the RDP house that she was prom-ised but continues to scramble to find a decent roof over her head with her family.

The shack that she shares with her mother, children and grandchildren is so

flimsy it’s possible to see the sky from inside. “The corrugated iron on the roof leaks heavily and we find it very difficult to sleep when it rains. We remain seated until the early hours of the next day be-cause the floor becomes wet. Sometimes we are forced to make fire inside the hut just to keep ourselves warm,” she said.

She registered for an RDP house all the way back in 2004. Soon after, a bricklayer and sub-contractor came to survey her site and ordered her to clean

a place in her yard where the house could be built. “I need a house where I can stay with my family. I have made numerous pleas for assistance, but it seems we have been forgotten by the authorities.” No progress has been made. In fact, she was surprised to hear that her RDP house was given to another man at the same village. She said she thought she was being discriminated against because of her disability. In a similar story, resi-dent Ms Dorah Netshivhadzwaulu, who stays in the same ward in the village of Tshavhalovhedzi, remains in a dilapi-dated one-room house with six family members.

Netshivhadzwaulu said that she was shocked and surprised after hearing that their RDP house had been given to anoth-er family at Makatu village. “I became worried when the municipality omitted my name from the waiting list for low-cost houses,” said Netshivhadzwaulu.

The DA’s councillor, Mr Albert Muf-hala, who visited both families, spoke with them and made a report that he will submit to the municipality. “These families need urgent help from the mu-nicipality,” Mafhala said. “They should have received an RDP house a long time ago – their poverty is so apparent that every hardworking, caring ward council-

lor must see it.” “Cllr Maggie Mathalise knows about our situ-ation, but she has not done anything about it,” said Ndivhuwo Chauke, the daughter of Johanah Chauke. Cllr Maggie Mathalise said she was not aware of the Chauke and Netshivhadzwaulu families’ tough bat-tles against poverty and poor living con-ditions.

She said she would also investigate what had happened to the three unsuccessful ap-plications.

The spokesperson for Coghsta, Selomo Mutupa, said they were going to inves-tigate why the two families’ applications seemed to have been overlooked.

The shack where disabled gogo Johana Chauke stays with five family members.

The dilapidated house of Netshivhadzwaulu, who stays with six members of her family.


Crime

Pastor Nemavhola to be buried

Three in court for robberyThree male suspects in their early 20s recently appeared in the Tshil-wavhusiku Magistrate’s Court in connection a robbery that took place in the Sinthu-mule area.

The three are accused of threatening a woman with a knife and rob-bing her of her driver’s licence, money, shoes, and handbag. “The in-cident happened in the night and the suspects took advantage of the lady and robbed her,” said police spokes-person Sgt Thilivhali Maloa. The police acted

quickly and arrested the three sus-pects. They all reside at Tshiozwi and are scheduled to appear again in court on 17 June. They remain in custody.

The community in and around the Kutama area is in mourning after one of their oldest community members passed away.

Pastor Johannes Ratshitanga Nemavhola (105) of Kutama died on Sunday after a long illness at his home. Ms Florence Mpharalala, daughter of the late pastor, described Nemavhola as a man who had a strong passion for development in the community.

“His death is a sad loss for the family and community at large. We have lost a father-ly figure, a great man who had a vi-sion to transform the community in different places. During his tenure, he spearheaded a number of de-velopmental proj-ects, which were worth emulating by other commu-nity members.”

O n e o f t h e community mem-bers, Mr Gilbert Muofhe, said that Nemavhola was a distinguished per-son who strived for the develop-ment of his com-munity until his

last day on earth. He said Nemavhola was a father, a

mentor, an icon of hope, a role model and a true leader.

“He was a visionary, a manager, an organizer and a trustworthy human being whose desire to serve his com-munity motivated him to work hard. As an individual who had the interests of his community at heart, Nemavhola had initiated countless developmental initiatives around Vhembe,” he said.

He will be buried on Sunday at Tshikwarani at 06:30.

The late Pastor Johanes Ratshitanga Nemavhola.


Child Welfare


Ten new toilets for Khokhonyane Primary

“Millions of children exposed to abuse and neglect”

Pupils of Khokhonyane Prima-ry were over the moon when a Lepelle Northern Water official recently presented their school with two modern ablution blocks with 10 toilets, worth R650 000.

In 2013, parents closed the school for three months, saying their children were in danger because of the dilapidated school buildings and toilets. In fact, pupils were relieving themselves in the bushes. The government eventually provided the school

with 10 mobile classsrooms, but the toilet situation remained dangerous.

Acting CEO of Lepelle North-ern Water Mr Phineus Legodi said the new toilets would help empower the community. He urged pupils and staff to respect the new toilets and guard against vandalization.

Acting principal of the school Ms Mashudu Phadziri could not hide her happiness. “What you have done for our children is a big relief. You eased a big bur-

den for us and may God richly bless you, so that you continue helping us and our children,” she said. “We are extremely grateful to Lepelle Northern Water for donating the toilets, which not only benefits the school but also the community.”

Thovhele Vho-Vele Kutama also thanked the sponsors. “We are very happy to have a compa-ny that understands our language as leaders that we cannot do things alone for all our people,” he said.

Guests and children release green and white balloons into the air as a way of condemning child abuse and celebrating child protection week.

Some of the jubilant children who attended the child protection event at Musina.

“The protection of our children’s rights is one of our priorities. That is the main reason why we are gathered here today to ensure that those rights are known and understood by everyone. It is our duty as a community to sit down and evaluate our child protection plans and to try and come up with ways to protect our vulnerable children at all times.”

These were the words of Cllr Nkele Milanzi of the Musina Municipal Council when addressing hundreds of children and representatives of com-munity structures during the child protection week awareness campaign at the Skoonplaas Stadium in Musina on Saturday.

She said that millions of children were exposed to abuse, violence and neglect each and every day in every part of the country, while some people sat around and folded their arms.

“A your-child-is-my-child-and-my-child-is-your-child mindset can help in protecting our chil-

dren from all those who do not value the safety of our future leaders. Children have the right

to feel safe and have a feeling of belonging, but most importantly, to receive care from their loved ones and the community members at large. We should aim for the safety and well-be-ing of all children, regardless of colour, background and nationality.”

She said parents played an im-portant role in child protection and empahisised that it was their respon-sibility to ensure that the safety of their children was looked after, but the chain doid not end there as schools and communities were responsible for creating a safe environment.

“It is our responsibility to build a healthy and safe environment for our children, so that they can fully learn, grow and fulfill their dreams. Let’s all stand together against any form of child abuse.”

She urged the members to report any form of abuse.

“Together we can mold our future

leaders by observing and protecting their rights jealously.”

Representing Save the Children (an NGO which deals with children’s issues), Makgapo Eric Mahlo said that children in South Africa lived in a society with a constitution that had the highest regard for their rights and dignity.

“We should all stand up to make sure that children’s rights are protect-ed on a daily basis.”

Among the speakers who gave messages of support during the event were representatives from the Legal Aid Board, Thuthuzela Care Centre, SAPS, Lawyers for Human Rights, Department of Social Development and the International Organization for Migration.

Green and white balloons were released into the air as a way of con-demning child abuse and celebrating child protection week.



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Tshimbilu wins fi re awareness contestNearly 150 pupils in the Dzondo Circuit of Education competed in the fi nals of the Fire Awareness Campaign competition at Entabeni Plantation on Friday.

The campaign is hosted annually by the Makhado Fire Protection Association and several stake-holders.

Pupils competed in poetry, drama, creative writ-ing, reading, poster drawing, speech and metal art. They were awarded prizes in the form of branded school bags, juice bottles, dictionaries, and story books. “The pupils also received participatory medals and certifi cates with distinctive colours and sizes according to their judged positions,” said Mr Tshilidzi Mavhungu, project co-ordinator (Komatiland Forests).

The fi re awareness campaign was attended by almost 20 000 scholars and 525 teachers from 42 schools in the Dzondo circuit at school level. Only

the cream of the crop reached the fi nals on Friday.“We have engaged in fi re awareness projects for

the communities,” Mavhungu said. “We educate communities around our plantations about the dangers of veld and forest fi res and structural fi res.”

Although the projects are titled fi re awareness projects, they also combine it with environmental awareness and forest and nature conservation, where they teach communities about littering and the dangers caused by other illegal activities, such as hunting in the forests, bee hunting, and cutting down of trees.

“Our future plans are to offer more and bigger prizes such as bursaries to excelling pupils, and that will obviously depend on the availability of funds from our sponsors or any other organisations that will be willing to assist with funding.”

The purpose of this programme and competition is to educate learners about the dangers of fi res and to provide learners with knowledge and basic fi refi ghting skills.

“We also aim to educate and invest knowledge and skills of basic fi refi ghting in the local commu-nities,” Mavhungu said.

“It is only with that knowledge that we can save our lives, houses, livestock, veld and forests, jobs and many other things from the catastrophe which is caused by fi res. We have so far managed to develop and strengthen our relationship with local communities.”

During the competition, Tshimbiluni Primary School’s drama was named the overall winner. “We work very hard as teachers and learners,” said Ms Munyadziwa Maagi, an educator. “We also thank all parents for supporting us and entrusting their children to us to parent them at school.”

Tshimbilu Primary School were named the best as they won the drama competition.

In our photograph are Ms Phenny Phukubye (Work on Fire), Murendeni Ravele (pupil, from Tshimbilu Primary School’s drama), and Mr Norman Khosa.

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The Limpopo Voluntary Group Scheme Board, in conjunction with Old Mutual’s Thohoy-andou branch, invested more than R 80 000 towards the purchasing of much-needed goods for children.

Chairs for the young children, a water tank, fridge, computer, printer and trampoline were some of the items presented by the board to the Farisani Community Crèche in Folovhodwe-Tshikhu-dini village on Saturday. Farisani is a Tshivenda word which means “handle it together”.

“We are situated in a deep rural community and Folovhod-we-Tshikhudini village is hin-dered by poverty and unemploy-

ment. The generous donation is warmly welcomed as our kids used to sit on the floor of our one-roomed building,” said the principal of the crèche, Ms Olga Mulabisani. She said the crèche was started in 2007, taking care of children when their parents were looking for odd jobs at the Nwanedi farm near Musina. They are now taking care of about 35 youngsters.

She said that they were thank-ful to the Good Samaritans who never looked down to help them with much-needed items. “God has answered our prayers. We need to take care of our children as they are future leaders,” Mu-labisani added.

The secretary of the Limpopo Voluntary Group Scheme Board and its secretary, Mr Bongise Shimange, said that the board funded crèches and pre-schools as they were the foundation phase of education. “We also funded the previously disadvantaged impoverished communities at Folovhodwe-Tshikhudini. Our board also aimed to alleviate poverty by funding the educa-tional needs of poor children and communities,” said Shimange.

Mr Godfrey Nemavhola, Old Mutual’s Group Scheme Man-ager for the Thohoyandou area, said that ploughing back into the communities was one of the com-pany’s social responsibilities.

Housing continues to be one of major challenges or problems in rural areas, where even some elderly still live in shaky mud shelters while they witness RDP houses being built for their neighbours.

The Economic Freedom Fight-ers (EFF) had learnt about the painful living conditions of a 64-year-old blind lady, Vho-Flo-rah Munyai, who has since left her mud roundavel. She stays with her unemployed son in his one room.

Munyai stays at Mamuhohi

village in Nzhelele. “I have been applying for an RDP house ever since I can remember,” she said. “At one stage they said they couldn’t build me a house be-cause I was living in a house with six rooms.” The six-room house, she said, is the shaky and beat-en-up mud structures scattered in her yard. The EFF’s regional secretary, Mr Patrick Mashau, said that the EFF had come across the woman’s house when they were doing door-to-door visits in the area. He said her living conditions and displacement

were causing her grievous pain.“She told us that she has been

living in such painful condition since 1989,” said Mashau. “This granny has never enjoyed the fruits of freedom and democracy. The old age grant she gets goes to food and medication and nothing is left.”

He added said that the EFF was going to take the responsibility of building a proper house for Munyai. “Our branch leadership is busy with preparations for quotations of all materials needed for the project,” he said. “We are

The secretary of the Limpopo Voluntary Group Scheme Board, Mr Bongise Shimange (far right) presents some of the items they bought for the children of the Farisani Community Crèche. The principal, Ms Olga Mulabisani, is holding the printer, while some board members and teachers of the crèche look on.

not yet the government, but we will not fold our arms and pretend that we are not affected by the government’s negli-gence regarding service delivery.”

The EFF said that they were also build-ing a house for anoth-er indigent resident of Shayandima, Mr Mbu-laheni Mudau. “We will continue to assist com-munity members who are neglected by the government,” he said.

Ward 32’s Cllr Ra-chel Malange was not available for comment.

The EFF’s regional secretary, Mr Patrick Mashau (second from right), shakes hands with Vho-Florah Munyai.

By Elmon Tshikhudo

Sports hero “Rhuu” laid to restA well-known sports adminis-trator in Vhembe, Mr Edward Ramasuvha, has urged the youth to emulate and follow in the footsteps of the late star footballer and boxer Reuben Mudziwa.

Mudziwa (53) of Dzwerani outside Thohoyandou worked for the local SARS office and was popularly known as Rhuu in sporting circles.

He was one of the finest sportsman to have emerged from

excelled in soccer and boxing and even went on to represent the old Venda soccer squad. At my club, Moon Rovers, he was captain and dispensed his duties with distinction. We just wish our youth could emulate what he did and give themselves targets like he did,” he said. His broth-er, Lawrence, said Mudziwa’s death had left a big void in their family. “We have lost a leader, a unifier who always wanted to see the family together. He will

be sorely missed.” Mudziwa attended school

at Dzwerani, Lwamondo and later studied at Techniven. He worked as a taxi driver and in a panelbeating shop before mov-ing on to SASSA and SARS.

He played for clubssuch as Chiawelo United Brothers, Tshifulanani Moon Rovers and Tshikuwi Stone Breakers, among others. He is survived by his parents, siblings, his wives and his children.

this region and passed away last week after a long but unspeci-fied illness. A large number of his fans, relatives and friends filled a big tent con-structed at his home to pay their last respects. Everyone mentioned his outstanding sports talents and how he had touched their lives.

The international boxing coach and owner of Moon Rov-ers, Mr Edward Rama-suvha, said Mudziwa had left footprints that the youth in South Africa could follow in order to succeed. “I mentored him and he

International referee Edward Ramasuwa, photographed at the grave of local sports star Reuben Mudziwa.

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“Put prayer first” - Mufamadi

“Embrace your opportunities with open arms”

Nurses at Tshilidzini Hospital outside Thohoyandou were told to put prayer first in whatever they do “to ward off evil spirits that bring fatalities to their wards”.

This was during the recent Tshilid-zini Hospital Nurses’ Day of Prayer held at the hospital’s recreational hall a fortnight ago.

Tshilidzini Hospital CEO Mpho Mufamadi said it had become cus-tomary at their hospital to observe a day of prayer, especially for the nursing staff. “Nurses today are no longer motivated,” Mufamadi said. “Many have chosen the career not out of passion but just to get a salary at the end of the month.”

“They have many challenges which cause them not to perform at their best and these compromise service to our patients,” he added.

In motivating the nurses, Apostle (Doctor) Hlengane Joseph Maluleke of the First Born Christian Centre in Malamulele said the nursing profes-

sion would remain with challenges if the nurses did not submit themselves to God and pray all the time.

“Prayer is not an option for you but a must. As nurses, you will sometimes come across challenges. Look up to God, pray with authority, be an advocate and do not be intimidated,” he said.

Guest speaker Ms Elizabeth Mbam-bu, who is the deputy manager at the Giyani Nursing College campus, urged nurses to follow in the footsteps of their predecessors and work from the bottom of their hearts.

“When you treat a patient, see the face of your mother and a relative and not a person you do not know,” she said. Mbambu urged nurses to continue improving themselves aca-demically in order to keep abreast of current trends.

A candle-lighting ceremony to remember those who have passed away, in addition to a nurse’s pledge of service, was conducted.

The Living Gospel World Mission president, Dr Maswole Ragimana, has urged congregants at Dididi outside Thohoyandou to make hay while the sun shines.

He recently told a packed Dididi branch that the gates of blessings were open and that they should embrace the opportunity with open arms. There are more than 200 branches of the church in- and outside South Africa.

This was during the Dididi branch’s three-year celebrations, which coincided with the ageing man of God’s 77th birthday.

Ragimana said it was evident that what the branch had achieved in that short space of time could not be attributed to men but to the blessings of God. “When we released Pastor Samuel Mad-zebe to this area, we did not know what to expect, but we are very happy to be witnesses of what you have achieved.

“We have travelled to many areas and some of the churches are full of overgrown bushes with no proper structures but you, over these three years, have managed to build such a beautiful church structure with air conditioners that is tiled and has a beautiful ceiling and a borehole that will serve the community when there is no water.

“These are blessings from above and please make use of the opportunity while it still avails itself. You the members, please support the vision of your pastor,” he said.

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Apostle Joseph Hlengane Maluleke prays for staff at Tshilidzini during the event.

Tshilidzini Hospital CEO Mpho Mufamadi and some of the senior nurses photographed during the event.

said they had God and the support from the community to thank for the three years they had been in existence in the area.

“We have managed to build a better church to worship God, and we have also managed to feed the hungry and we are making a meaningful contri-bution to this community. We are very thankful to our headquarters at Tshilivho, who were of great help to

us since we started the work of God here,” said Madzebe.

He said they had also changed many lives in the village with 85 baptized for the service of God.

“We have an able church board and prayer warriors who fast once a month from Friday to Sunday and these are the people that are making God’s work move at such a great speed,” he said.

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Debut album for Robert MuediRobert Muedi of Tshidzivhe has just re-leased his debut album, Calvary.

The album, which is marketed and distributed by Ndiene Music, comprises 12 thrilling songs which include hits like Calvary, Ri a livhuwa, Duvha Lok-ovhela and Ipfi La Mudzimu.

The album is doing well commercially and has already started receiving huge airplay on community, re-gional and national radio stations. “I am very hap-py and proud of the way in which my album is being received by my fans out there. This is a true re-flection that my music is mature and a p p e a l s to all age g r o u p s , ” Muedi said.

He grew up lis-tening to famous musi-cians likes Vuyo Mokoe-na, Robson Rambuwani, Roxley Masevhe and many more, and he said he drew inspiration from them.

“Recording the album was not easy,” said Muedi. Despite having plenty of songs readily available, he had to fund the project himself. In order to enhance his writing and composition skills, he took piano lessons. “My ca-reer I started as a dancer and backing vocalist for several artists and groups around Vhembe.” He started to

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Tshivenda tradional music lovers were treated to royalty when music legend Thiathu Edward Netshikweta launched his fourth album, titled Muthu Wanga Wa Afrika, at Thohoy-andou shopping complex on Saturday.

An English teacher at Ladza-ni Primary School in Mutale, Netshikweta gave a brilliant, timeless and evocative perfor-mance while shoppers cheered jubilantly throughout the four-hour music extravaganza.

Through this album, Netshik-weta says, he aims to consolidate the powerful and ever-growing resonance of Tshivenda tradi-tional music. Maninja, as he is affectionately called by his fans, said the album was a gift to all his loyal fans who continued to

support him through thick and thin. “I wanted to take a rest, but pressure from my fans forced me to go back to the studio to record this album. The album is a tribute to all my fans who have been supporting me for the past 10 years in the music industry. I will continue to give them good music because they are the ones who made me what I am,” he said. The seven-track album includes hit tracks such Muthu Wanga Wa Afrika, Kho-nani Ya Vhukuma, Lunyunyu A Lwo Ngo Thanya, O Shanduka, Vhadededzi Vhanzhivhanzi, Mishumo Yo Fhambana and U Guda A Hu Fheli.

On the track Muthu Wanga Wa Afrika, Netshikweta sings about how badly xenophobia affects Africans. “I was deeply

hurt by the recent spate of xen-ophobic attacks on foreign na-tionals, and I felt duty bound to warn people about this barbaric practice. We should all love one another, regardless of where we come from.”

Netshikweta says he is work-ing on his investment plan to plough back his musical knowl-edge to the youth. “I will engage in a talent search and conduct music workshops around Lim-popo during the school holidays. My immediate dream is to es-tablish a recording company that will help to unearth, mould and give an opportunity to rural youths to realize their music potential.”

For CDs, bookings and public performances, Netshikweta can be phone on 079 0331 862.

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Adv Vhutshilo Phuravhathu was suprised by his family with a delicious cake a fortnight ago. He celebrated his 32nd birthday with family and friends at Mpheni.

Huge concern about uncollected refuse

Pupils warmed up as winter approaches

The residents of Madombidzha Zone IB, at the new stands near Maluta Secondary School along the Magau road, have raised concerns about the uncollected refuse at the local refuse control site.

According to a community leader, Vho-Simon Matambule, the Makhado Municipality has failed to collect refuse for the past eighteen months and this kind of negligence has affected the local residents.

“They put the refuse control station in place some two years ago, with two big rubbish containers, but they did not come to collect the refuse,” he said. “The rubbish containers are spilling over onto the ground and the refuse is making its way onto the road. I personally tried to report the matter to the municipal officials who I thought were responsible for refuse collection. Each time I spoke with them, they would give me empty promises.”

Matambule said that the residents were worried about the venomous snakes which slithered in the

The community leader, Vho-Simon Matambule, says the Makhado Municipality has been failing to collect refuse for months.

The Public Servants Associa-tion (PSA) in Vhembe endeared itself to the community of Tshi-kambe outside Thohoyandou, when its members donated 400 jerseys to pupils at Tshikambe Primary School.

When a delegation, led by the provincial liaison officer, Ms Pauline Moloto, and provincial chairperson Mr Mmbangise-ni Rakhangana arrived at the school, they were warmly wel-comed by the village traditional leader, happy pupils and the principal and her staff.

In handing over the jerseys to the kids, Moloto said the donation was part of their social

responsibility as a union. “We are not forced by any-

body and we are not trying to score anything, but we have the interest of children at heart. Winter is approaching and we have seen children with tattered jerseys and some with no jerseys at all,” she said.

She said they were aware of the harsh life in the rural areas, where most of the parents were unemployed or, if employed, they worked for minimum wages. ‘We felt we should do something for these kids. They are the future of this country and we should encourage them in matters of education,” she said.

The organization’s chairper-

son, Mr Mbangiseni Rakhanga, said the donation was an annual event.

“We have donated to many worthy causes and we assigned our shopstewards to identify areas where there is a need and we make the neccessary inter-ventions.”

The principal of the school, Ms Gladys Rokho, and traditional leader Chief Kutama Mphaphuli were both in unison to say the jer-seys would make a big diffrence.

“Many of the parents here do not work and jerseys are a luxury they cannot afford. In winter, many of our pupils catch flu, but this year will be different,” they said.

refuse scattered on the ground. “I know those snakes are dangerous – snakes such as cobras - and it’s not safe to live near such a refuse site,” he lamented. “Why is the municipality not

attending to this problem?”More residents complained about the ubiquitous

flies which swarm into their houses from the refuse control site.

“We try using insecticides to kill and repell flies, but it is useless because they come again in large numbers,” Matambule said.

The spokesperson for the Makhado Municipality, Mr Louis Bobodi, agreed that it was the munici-pality’s responsibility to collect the refuse. “Our employees are currently there, making sure that the situation is under control and our truck will collect the refuse soon,” he said on Tuesday. “The truck will collect the refuse every Sunday, starting from this oncoming Sunday.”

Matambule said that the residents would be happier if the municipality kept their promise of service delivery.

“We will watch the site and see if they are doing the work which they must do,” he said.

Members of the PSA, staff, the school management, the traditional leader and the happy children pose during the handing over of the jerseys.

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Community members, led by traditional leaders around Mashamba, were happy and visited the new D 3727 road last Thursday. In our photo are chiefs and members of the different villages.

Magezi FC the ABC Motsepe champions

Peace Makers let Arsenal off the hook

Narrow 1-0 victory for Benny’s Care

Magezi FC are the champions of the Limpopo Stream of the ABC Motsepe League. This despite the fact that they lost their final league match.

They lost 0-2 to Dynamos at the Giyani Stadium last Saturday. The team finished their league programme with 71 points, seven ahead of Bellevue Winners Park. They are now waiting to try their luck in the promotional play-offs that will be played later this month. They were crowned the Limpopo champions last season, but they could not make the grade in the promotional play-offs.

Blue Rocks and Modimolle Aces will be campaigning in the lower division, come next season.

They finished the league pro-gramme in the last two positions respectively.

Joe Express, who tasted the luxury of leading the pack at the beginning of the season, finished their league programme in the 11th spot. In their last match, they lost 0-2 to Great North in Seshego.

Mosesetjane All Stars es-caped relegation by a whisker, following their 2-1 victory over

Modimolle Aces. Aces have been relegated to the SAB League after the defeat.

Giyani Hotspurs were the hardest hit. They were brutally walloped 0-6 by Bellevue Win-ners Park at the Nkowankowa Stadium in Tzaneen. Bilika All Stars finished the season on a high note when they beat A1 Ter-rors 2-0 at the Giyani Stadium.

Lephalale Young Killers lost 0-2 to The Dolphins at the El-dorado Stadium in Polokwane. Mighty FC donated points to Winners Park at the Old Peter Mokaba Stadium.

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Professional boxing tournament at Giyani

The South African featherweight champion, Oscar Chauke. Photo supplied.

The challenger, Limpopo provincial champion Prince Ndlovu. Photo supplied.

The South African feather-weight title is at stake during an exciting professional box-ing tournament at the Giyani Community Hall next Satur-day evening (20 June).

The South African feath-erweight champion, Oscar Chauke, is challenged by the Limpopo provincial champion, Prince Ndlovu. The two fighters are both from Malamulele and their bout is scheduled over 12 rounds.

The opening bout will be between two local boys, Pfari-so Neluvhalani and Godfrey

Nemukongwe. This will be in the featherweight division and is scheduled over four rounds.

In an international feather-weight bout, the former South African champion, Sydney Maluleke, and Tawanda Chig-wiza from Harare in Zimbawe will meet over eight rounds. Chigwiza is the Zimbabwean champion.

In the only female contest of the evening, Bukiwe Nonina, a local star, will meet Diana Ma-kumbe in their bantamweight division fight over eight rounds. Makumbe hails from Harare.

In the main supporting bout, the Limpopo super-middle-weight champion, Benson Hob-yane from Malamulele, and Jo-hannes Peterson from Gauteng meet over eight rounds. This match up is likely not to go be-yond the fifth round, especially if Hobyane does what he did to his last three opponents.

The organisers are Hlangan-isa Sports Promotion, in con-junction with the Greater Giyani Municipality. The entrance fee will be R30 (juveniles), R50 (adults) and R100 for ringside seats.

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Benny’s Care beat rivals Tshiozwi Dynamos 1-0 in a local MMK Administrators League match at Tshiozwi on Sunday.

Benny’s started at a fast pace, with the mid-fielders on fire and distributing telling passes to the strikers. They threatened to score in the early minutes when Zano Muleba forced his way through the defence of Dynamos before passing to Dem-be Nepfumembe. His at-tempt missed the target by inches. Dynamos re-alised that Benny’s were all over them and aban-doned their positions and packed themselves at the far back.

Yende Munyadziwa of Benny’s scored the only goal of the match in the 34th minute. He un-leashed a powerful shot from outside the box that beat the keeper of Dynamos, Vhuthuhawe Netshiomvani.

The second half saw Dynamos pressing hard in search of the equalis-er. Murendeni Tshidada

of Dynamos dribbled pas three defenders in a row but shot wide when left with only the keeper to beat.

Matodzi Maruli and Muhangwi Mukosi of Dyna-mos were cautioned with yellow cards for different infringements. Benny’s brought on Zwashu Malaka and Gerald Molokomme for Karabo Malebana and Dembe Nepfumembe respectively.

Matodzi Maruli of Dynamos flies through the air in pursuit of the ball.

Khubvi Peace Makers were booted out of the MTG and PIB Soccer Challenge by Arsenal FC, who beat them 5-4 in their semifinal match at the Makwarela Stadium last Sunday.

Arsenal demonstrated their rough skills in the opening minutes of the game, but the referee calmed the situation by flashing two yellow cards within a short space of time. Their defenders, Tony Mudzungwane and Rinae Goma, were booked for dangerous tackles in the fourth and eighth minute respectively. Arsenal lost shape in the middle of the

park shortly after the two yellow cards.Madambi Badzhi of Peace Makers was brought

down within the box in the 24th minute, and the referee was prompted to award a penalty. The keeper of Peace Makers, Zwivhuya Mbengeni, took it upon himself to try his luck from the white spot. He showed the keeper the wrong way to give his side a 1-0 half-time lead.

Arsenal were reduced to 10 men in the 58th minute. Their veteran defender, Tony Mudzung-wane, was given his marching orders following

a second bookable offence. Mudzungwane tackled Enock Mukwevho from behind.

Peace Makers committed suicide by playing defensive football in the last 20 minutes of the game. It came as no surprise when they conceded a penalty in the 74th minute. Rudzani Mathabi as brought down within the penalty box, and it was a clear penalty for Arsenal. Khuliso Masethe scored from the penalty spot to bring the full-time score to 1-1.

The winner was determined through penalty shootout as a result. Peace Makers managed to convert only three of their chances, while Arsenal scored four.

Arsenal will meet Munan-gwe United Brothers in the final at the Makhuvha Stadium next Tuesday, June 16.

Stanley Luvha of Arsenal kicks the ball after beating Madambi Badzhi of Peace Makers.



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Mulalo Thovhei of Eagles and Stimela Mudau fight for the ball.

Andries Masingi of Anchors beats Aron Mashula.

Maebane Eagles survive relegation axeAll members of the public are invited to attend the annual general meeting (AGM) of the SPCA Louis Trichardt on Friday, 10 July.

The meeting will start at 16:30 at the Meth-odist Church at 97 Munnik Street.

Persons wishing to make themselves avail-able for election to the management committee

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For more information, phone Ms Reimer at Tel 015 516 1431 during office hours or at 082 424 5712.

Maebane Young Eagles survived relegation when they hammered Tshiozwi Anchors 7-0 in their MMK Administrators League match at the Tshiozwi grounds on Sunday.

Eagles displayed entertaining football. Anchors were only good at the far back and their midfielders hesitated for too long and did not release the ball on time for the goal poachers. They put their de-

Sithelele tried his luck from outside the box to score the fourth goal.

Phami Maluleke beat the offside trap and scored the fifth goal and Mulalo Thovhei beat three de-fenders in a row and passed the ball back to Rof-hiwa Sithelele who scored the sixth goal.

Mulalo Thovhei of Eagles completed his hat trick to score his team’s seventh goal.

fence under tremendous pressure.

Anchors initiated some promising moves from the centre of the pitch, but could not pierce the defence of Young Eagles. Eagles broke the deadlock in the 15th minute. Aron Mashula forced his way through the defence of Anchors and scored an easy goal from close range. Mulalo Thovhei was on target in the 35th minute to make it 2-0. Although one of their key midfielders, Andries Masingi, was reprimanded with a card in the 36th minute, An-chors did not lose their fighting spirit.

Eagles continued to pressure their opponents by creating promising moves from the cen-tre of the pitch. Aron Mashula tried his luck from outside the pen-alty box with a volley. The Anchors keeper, Fhetani Fhetani, could only watch the ball hit the back of the net, to bring the half-time score to 3-0.

Anchors missed two clear chances in the last stanza. Stimela Mudau made a huge blunder when he shot wide from close range after receiv-ing a good pass from Takalani Sadiki in the 64th minute. Mulalo Thovhei finished off a rebound after Chungu

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NOTICE IN RESPECT OF A LICENCE

APPLICATION IN TERMS OF THE

PETROLEUM PRODUCTS ACT, 1977 (ACT NO 120 OF 1977)

This notice serves to inform parties that maybe interested or affected that dat Diza ProPerty investments (Pty) LtD

Hereinafter referred to as “the aPPLicant” has submitted an application for a RETAIL licence, application number F/2015/05/27/0002.Portion 1, maLmesbury 72 Lt, hLanganani magisteriaL District,bungeni. The purpose of the application is for the applicant to be granted a licence to undertake petroleum retail activities as detailed in the application. Arrangements for viewing the application documentation can be made available by contacting the Controller of Petroleum Products by:• Tel: (015) 287 4735; or• Fax: (015) 297 5045 or,• E-mail: [email protected]. Any objections to the issuing of a licence in respect of this application, which must clearly quote the application number above, must be lodged with the Controller of Petroleum Products within a period of twenty (20) working days from the date of publication of this notice.Such objections must be lodged at the following physical or postal address:PhysicaL aDDress: the controLLer of PetroLeum ProDucts

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PRODUCTS ACT, 1977 (ACT NO 120 OF 1977)

This notice serves to inform parties that maybe interested or affected that humPhrhy tsiane kgasa-go. Hereinafter referred to as “the aPPLicant” has submitted an application for a SITE licence, application number F/2015/05/26/0003.253 farm ebenhaezer ksstanD no 253, matatane viLLage, mathabathe.The purpose of the application is for the applicant to be granted a licence to undertake petroleum retail activities as detailed in the application. Arrangements for viewing the application documentation can be made available by contacting the Controller of Petroleum Products by:• Tel: (015) 287 4735; or• Fax: (015) 297 5045 or,• E-mail: [email protected]. Any objections to the issuing of a licence in respect of this application, which must clearly quote the application number above, must be lodged with the Controller of Petroleum Products within a period of twenty (20) working days from the date of publication of this notice.Such objections must be lodged at the following physical or postal address:PhysicaL aDDress: the controLLer of PetroLeum ProDucts


101 DorP street

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This notice serves to inform parties that maybe interested or affected that mabote PhanueL manabaLaLa. Hereinafter referred to as “the aPPLicant” has submitted an application for a SITE licence, application number F/2015/02/23/0004.279 Lr, LangLaagte farm, bochum. The purpose of the application is for the applicant to be granted a licence to undertake petroleum retail activities as detailed in the application. Arrangements for viewing the application documentation can be made available by contacting the Controller of Petroleum Products by:• Tel: (015) 287 4735; or• Fax: (015) 297 5045 or,• E-mail: [email protected]. Any objections to the issuing of a licence in respect of this application, which must

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101 DorP street

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This notice serves to inform parties that maybe interested or affected that mafemani DaviD mabasa

Hereinafter referred to as “the aPPLicant” has submitted an application for a SITE licence, application number F/2015/5/27/0001.Portion 1, maLmesbury 72 Lt, hLanganani magisteriaL District,bungeni. The purpose of the application is for the applicant to be granted a licence to undertake petroleum retail activities as detailed in the application. Arrangements for viewing the application documentation can be made available by contacting the Controller of Petroleum Products by:• Tel: (015) 287 4735; or• Fax: (015) 297 5045 or,• E-mail: [email protected]. Any objections to the issuing of a licence in respect of this application, which must clearly quote the application number above, must be lodged with the Controller of Petroleum Products within a period of twenty (20) working days from the date of publication of this notice.Such objections must be lodged at the following physical or postal address:PhysicaL aDDress: the controLLer of PetroLeum ProDucts


101 DorP street

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0700

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PETROLEUM PRODUCTS ACT, 1977

MKHAvele tRAde & investMents

(ACT NO 120 OF 1977) This notice serves to inform parties that maybe interested or affected that that mkhaveLe traDe & investments (Pty) LtD Hereinafter referred to as “the aPPLicant” has submitted an application for a RETAIL licence, application number F/2015/05/26/0002.erf no 364 Portion 1 farm thornDaLe 73 Ltr578 LimPoPo ProvinciaL

bungeni viLLage, makhaDo. The purpose of the application is for the applicant to be granted a licence to undertake petroleum retail activities as detailed in the application. Arrangements for viewing the application documentation can be made available by contacting the Controller of Petroleum Products by:•Tel: (015) 287 4735; or•Fax: (015) 297 5045 or,•E-mail: [email protected]. Any objections to the issuing of a licence in respect of this application, which must clearly quote the application number above, must be lodged with the Controller of Petroleum Products within a period of twenty (20) working days from the date of publication of this notice.Such objections must be lodged at the following physical or postal address:PhysicaL aDDress: the controLLer of PetroLeum ProDucts

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NOTICENotice is hereby giv-en that Mphomphala Trading cc has lodged appliction for Prospecting Rights for Coal in the farm Vender Bijl 528 MS and Oreyers 526 MS in the magisterial District of Musina with the Department of Minerals Resourc-es Limpopo, Private Bag X9467, Lim-popo, 0700. Ref: LP30/5/1/1/2/12482PR, Applicant: Mphompha-la Trading cc, PO Box X362, Makonde, 0984. Mulisa Mudau (MMB 4 Bruce Mining Consultant Pty Ltd), Cell: 081 598 0753, Fax: 086 626 4153, Email: [email protected] Any comments with regards to relevant application should be forwarded to the above address. All affected and interested parties are requested to submit their comments


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This notice serves to inform parties that maybe interested or affected that nDhuma chris mkhaveLe

Hereinafter referred to as “the aPPLicant” has submitted an application for a SITE licence, application numberF/2015/05/26/0001.erf no 364 Portion 1 farm thornDaLe 73 Ltr578 LimPoPo ProvinciaL

bungeni viLLage, makhaDo. The purpose of the application is for the applicant to be granted a licence to undertake petroleum retail activities as detailed in the application. Arrangements for viewing the application documentation can be made available by contacting the Controller of Petroleum Products by:• Tel: (015)2874735; or• Fax: (015) 297 5045 or,• E-mail: [email protected]. Any objections to the issuing of a licence in respect of this application, which must clearly quote the application number above, must be lodged with the Controller of Petroleum Products within a period of twenty (20) working days from the date of publication of this notice.Such objections must be lodged at the following physical or postal address:PhysicaL aDDress: the controLLer of PetroLeum ProDucts

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Notice is hereby given that copies of the first and final liquidation and distribution account in the estate of the late Makhari Boiki Benjamin, of ID no: 270206 5067 08 3 of ERF 34RF554 Miluwani, Thulamela Municipality, who died on the 19th day of February 2010, estate number 000194/2015 will be open for inspection by all persons with an inter-est therein for a period of 21 days from the date of publication hereof at the office of the master of high court Thohoyandou. Should no objection there-to lodged with the master in the specified period the executor will proceed to make payments in accordance with the said account. Signed in Thohoyandou on this the 09th day of June 2015. Paz Trust Services. Office no, 23. Bindulavhathu, Thohoyandou, P.O Box 319, Shayandima, 0945, Tel no: 015 962 3603

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Notice is hereby given in terms of Regulations 41(2)(c)(i) of Government Notice R. 982 of 2014 promulgated in terms of the National Environmental Management Act (Act 107 of 1998) as amended.The proposed project entails the development of a shopping center at vhuwani, within Makhado Local Municipality of Vhembe District, Limpopo Province. The proposed project triggers listed activity no. 27 in Government Notice R.983 of the National Environmental Management Act (Act 107 of 1998) as amended. An application for environmental authorization through the Scoping and Environmental Impact Assessment Process will be lodged with the Limpopo Department of Economic Development, Environment and Tourism. The draft assessment report will be made available for review and comment upon written request. Interested and affected parties (I&APs) are hereby invited to provide written comments together with their name, contact details and an indication of any direct business, financial, personal or other interest which they have in the application to the contact person indicated below within 30 days of the publishing of this notice. For further information pertaining to the project, kindly contact Phakanani Water and Waste Strategies cc. Contact Person: Phakanani Water and Waste strategies cc, Mr. tsunduka hatlane P.O BOx 1198 Fauna Park

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This notice serves to inform parties that maybe interested or affected that dat sebase generaL traDing (Pty) LtD

Hereinafter referred to as “the aPPLicant” has submitted an application for a RETAIL licence, application number F/2015/05/26/0004.253 farm ebenhaezer ksstanD no 253, matatane viLLage, mathabathe. The purpose of the application is for the applicant to be granted a licence to undertake petroleum retail activities as detailed in the application. Arrangements for viewing the

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101 DorP street

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0700

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It is hereby notified

tHulAMelA locAl MuniciPAlity

that an application has been lodged by the firm: Fulukent construction and projectson behalf of the owner of site 631, Thohoyandou block F, Thulamela Municipal area, Limpopo Province for the rezoning of the above-mentioned property from “Residential 1” to “Residential 2” for the purpose of erecting a lodge. The application and relevant documents are open for inspection at the office of the Chief planner, Department of Economic and Develop-ment Planning, Thulamela Municipality, for 28 days from June 2015. Objec-tion to the application must be lodged with or made in writing to the municipal manager, Thu-lamela Municipality, P.O Box 5066, Thohoyandou, 0950 for a period of 28 days from 12 June 2015. Address of the authorized agent: Fulukent Con-struction and Projects, P.O Box 752, Tshakhu-ma, 0951, Tel: 015 962 1404, Fax: 015 962 1404, Cell: 076 283 0880.THULAMELA LOCAL

MUNICIPALITY, NDIVHADZO YAU

SHANDUKISA KUSHU-MISELE KWA MAVU.

Fulukent Project and Constructions, yo imela mune wa tshitentsi tshi divheyaho sa site 631, Thohoyandou Block F, ri

55 Farmworkers needed

Position: General (Agricultural Background)

We are looking for workers age 25-35 to work on a

farm in Waterpoort.Post requires the ideal candidates to have at

least 5 years’ experience in vegetable propagation.Requirements: 1. Certif-icate in Tractor Operator and Maintenance, Safe Handling of Chemicals,

Fork Lift and Good Hygiene Practices.

Location: Waterpoort, Apply now: post CV not older than 3 months to

P.O box 1250, Louis Trichardt, 0920.

Inquiry: Leonard: 084 915 0649

Vacancy

VACANCY

Fast growing, Food Service Solutions company

requires an ADMIN ASSISTANT at

Kutama based in Louis TrichardtRequirements:

Experience in admin; Grade 12; Previous

experience in this field required.

Responsibilities:All administrative functions

of a catering unit.

VACANCY

Candidates to e-mail CV’s to:[email protected]

Closing date: 19/06/2015

ReceptionistRequirements:

* Grade 12* Must be fluent in English

* Computer literate* Willing to work shifts

relevant experience will be an added advantage

NALEDZI LODGEVACANCY

ChefRequirements:

* Grade 12 * Diploma in catering * Willing to work shifts

* At least 1 year experience

Closing date: 21 June 2015

E-mail CV to:margretmakhadi@

gmail.com

(Functioning as LIMPOPO DIVISION,

THOHOYANDOU)Case No: 241/2015On the 07th day of May 2015, before the honorabLe JuDge makgo ba. In the matter between: mushanganyisi tshiLiDzi winnie, Applicant/Plaintiff and nembiLwi mboneni Diana, Respondent/Defendant

DRAFT ORDERHaving heard Counsel for the Plaintiff, the following Order is hereby made:1. That the Applicant be granted leave to proceed against the Defendant by way Substituted service and cause the combined summons to be served on Nembilwi Mutshinyalo Elinah2. Alternatively, by publishing in a local newspaper a Notice calling upon the Defendant to enter a notice to defend the prayers sought against him namely: a decree of divorce and division of the joint estate in a manner contemplated in the combined summons, to the Registrar of the above Honourable Court, within 15 days from the date of publication, at the registrar of the high court, high court buiLDing, oLD ParLiament buiLDing, thohoyanDou, teL: 015 960 9550 and to

the Plaintiff/Applicants Attorneys of record at richarD mathobo attorneys, 2010 centre, bLock 2 D18, neXt to PhaLaPhaLa fm, thohoyanDou

3. Cost of this Application be costs in the main proceedings

vha netshedzakhumbelo ya u shandukisa kushu-misele kwa mavu u bva kha “Residential 1” vhune ha vha vhudzulo ha muta muthihi u ya kha “Resi-dential 2”, vhune ha vha vhudzulo ha mita i fhiraho muthihi, u itela madzulo a vhanzhi hu u itela u fhati-wa ha phera nnzhi. Vhane vha takalela u vhala nga ha khumbelo iyi na man-walo a yelanaho nayo, vha nga a wana ofisini ya minidzhere muhulwane: wa ku dzudzanyele na mvelaphanda, kha luta lwa u thoma kha masipala wa Thulamela Munici-pality Manwalo ayo a do wanala lwa tshifhinga tshi edanaho maduvha a fumbili malo (28_ u bva nga duvha la 12 Fulwi 2015. Vhane vha vhana mbilaelo malugana na iyi khumbelo vha nwalele minidzhere wa masi-pala wa Thulamela kha diresi itevhelaho: P.O Box 5066, Thohoyan-dou, 0950. Mbilaelo dzi do tanganedziwa lwa maduvha a fumbili malo (28) u bva nga du vha la 12 Fulwi 2015. Diresi ya dzhendedzi lire mulayoni malugana na iyi khumbe-lo: Fulukent Construc-tion and Projects, P.O Box 752, Tshakhuma, 0951, Tel 015 962 1404, Fax: 015 962 1404, Cell: 076 283 0880.

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

NOTICEPROPOSED TEMPORARY LEASE FOR AGRICULTURAL PURPOSE OF (A PORTION OF ERF 1309 MEAS-URING 5HA), HA-TSHIKOTA (VLEYFONTEIN) TOWNSHIP

Notice is hereby given in accordance with the provisions of section 79(18) of the Local Government Ordinance, 1939 (Ordinance 17 of 1939) as amended read together with section 21(4) of the Local Government Municipal Systems Act, 2000 (Municipal Systems Act 32 of 2000) that the Makhado Local Municipality is of the intention to lease for agricultural purpose of (a portion of erf 1309 measuring 5ha), Ha-Tshikota (Vleyfontein) Township.

Any person who wishes to object to the exercise is called to lodge his/her objection in writing to the Municipal Manager at Private Bag X2596, Makhado, 0920 or fax to number 015 516 5084 to reach his office by no later than 01 July 2015.

Any person who cannot write may come to the Director Development Planning at office Number C001, first floor, Civic Centre, 83 Krogh Street, Makhado during office hours from 7H00 to 13H00 and 14H00 to 16H00 on or before the 01 July 2015 where objections/comments or representations will be transcribed.

All enquiries in this regard can be directed to The Director Development Planning Ms M D Sinthumule at 015 519 3217 or Mr E D Fungene at 015 519 3036.

Civic Centre83 Krogh Street MAKHADO, 0920 Notice No. 70 of 2015 MR I. P. MUTSHINYALIFile: 7/4/1/1 MUNICIPAL MANAGER



NOTICEPROPOSED LEASE OF LAND FOR ERECTION OF THE WEATHER STATION AT ERF 925 (VUWANI TOWN HALL) VUWANI EXTENSION 1 TOWNSHIP

Notice is hereby given in accordance with the provisions of section 79(18) of the Local Government Ordinance, 1939 (Ordinance 17 of 1939) as amended read together with section 21(4) of the Local Government Municipal Systems Act, 2000 (Municipal Systems Act 32 of 2000) that the Makhado Local Municipality is of the intention to lease land for erection of the weather station at erf 925 (Vuwani Town Hall) Extension 1 Township.

Any person who wishes to object to the exercise is called to lodge his/her objection in writing to the Municipal Manager at Private Bag X2596, Makhado, 0920 or fax to number 015 516 5084 to reach his office by no later than 01 July 2015.

Any person who cannot write may come to the Director Development Planning at office Number C001, first floor, Civic Centre, 83 Krogh Street, Makhado during office hours from 7H00 to 13H00 and 14H00 to 16H00 on or before the 01 July 2015 where objections/comments or representations will be transcribed.

All enquiries in this regard can be directed to The Director Development Planning Ms M D Sinthumule at 015 519 3217 or Mr E D Fungene at 015 519 3036.

Civic Centre83 Krogh Street MAKHADO, 0920 Notice No. 69 of 2015 MR I. P. MUTSHINYALIFile: 7/4/1/3 & E925 MUNICIPAL MANAGER


Human Communications 118813

NOTICECall for Nominations

Call for Nomination Notice for Vhembe District Municipal Planning Tribunal to Consider Land Development ApplicationsVhembe District Municipality hereby calls for nominations of persons to be appointed as a member of the Vhembe District Municipal Planning Tribunal to consider land development and land use applications in terms of the Spatial Planning and Land Use Management Act, 2013 ( Act 16 of 2013).Attributes: Nominees must be persons with leadership qualities and must have knowledge of and experience in spatial planning and land use management and land development or any other law related thereto. Fields/areas of interest: • Town Planning • Land Survey • Legal Practitioner • Electrical Engineering • Civil Engineering • Land Development Economist • Environmental Management • Hydrology • Geotechnical • Property etc. Term of office: The term of office of members of a Municipal Planning Tribunal will be two years calculated from the date of appointment of such member by the Municipal Council.Nomination particulars: Each nomination must be in writing and not by pencil or free hand and must contain the following details: • The full names and address of the nominator, who must be a natural person (a person may nominate himself or herself or an organisation nominating the candidate) • The name, address and Identity Number of the nominee • Motivation by the nominator for the appointment of the nominee to the Vhembe District Municipal Planning Tribunal (not exceeding one page) • A Curriculum Vitae of the nominee which must include full names, Identity Number and gender, contact address, telephone, fax and mobile numbers, e-mail address and at least two names and contact details of references • Certified copies of qualifications and valid registration certificate indicating registration with the relevant professional body or voluntary association • Letter of acceptance of the nomination from nominee (see schedule 2 of the regulation in terms of the Spatial Planning and Land Use Management Act, 16 of 2013).Disqualification: Interested persons are encouraged to read section 38 of the Spatial Planning and Land Use Management Act, 2013 (Act 16 of 2013), and failure to comply with the section and above-mentioned requirements may result in the disqualification of the nomination.Remuneration: The successful candidate will be remunerated in accordance with the Treasury Regulations that regulate the remuneration of commissions and committees of inquiry and audit committees and will be reimbursed for expenses incurred for the attendance of the Municipal Planning Tribunal. Professionals in the planning field will be reimbursed in accordance with the Government Gazette Number 38078.Closing date: 22 June 2015 @ 16h30Nominations must be posted to: The Municipal Manager, Vhembe District Municipality, Private Bag X5006, Thohoyandou 0950, or hand delivered to Vhembe District Municipality Offices, Old Parliament Building, next to Khoroni Hotel, Thohoyandou. All enquiries in this regard can be directed to the General Manager: Development Planning, Mr PM Mudau at (015) 960-3503 or Spatial Planner, Ms CN Mathomu at (015) 960-3528.Ms SE Magwaza - Acting Municipal Manager Vhembe District Municipality, Private Bag X5006, Thohoyandou 0950

District Municipality

VACANCIES

&

TENDERS

In terms of section 21A of the Local Government: Municipal Systems Act, 2000, as amended, notice is hereby given that the Makhado Municipality in terms of section 75A of the said Act, by Special Resolution dated 28 May 2015, determined amended charges in respect from the following with effect of 1 July 2015:

1. Refuse Removal charges2. Hawker Rentals3. Determination of Charges for the Issuing of Certificates and Furnishing of Information4. Control of Inflammable Liquids and Substances5. Tariff of Licence Fees 6. Control of Temporary Advertisements Pamphlets fees7. Lease of Activity Room (Library) and other halls not mentioned in any other tariff determination 8. Hire of the Show Hall 9. Buildings on Show-grounds (Halls and Tea Garden) other than Show Hall and Beer Garden - Tariff of

Charges for Ad hoc rentals 10. Beer Garden at Show-grounds: Determination of Tariffs for Ad hoc rentals 11. Library services12. Cemetery Tariffs 13. Aerodrome 14. Tshikota Hostel Fees 15. Caravan Park fees 16. Swimming Bath fees17. Street Trading rentals18. Electricity supply19. Lease of Tent – ad hoc rentals20. Rabali Sport Stadium – tariff of charges for ad hoc-rentals21. Miscellaneous Charges22. Pound Tariffs23. Lease of Facilities and Entry for 2015 Show Event24. Town-planning related Application Fees25. Charges for Building Plans and Street Projections 26. Building By-laws

The general purport of the Council Resolution is an increase in all the relevant charges in order to cope with increase in the operational costs. The above tariffs have increased by 4,8%, with exception of elec-tricity tariffs which have increased by 12,2% for the 2015/16 financial year with effect from 1 July 2015.

27. Assessment Rates The general purport of the Council Resolution is a 4,8% increase of the existing rate in the rand for

respective categories of properties based on the valuations recorded in the 2014-2018 Valuation Roll which will be collected on a monthly basis or annual basis as per the requirements per individual customer.

Any person wishing to object to Council’s determinations may do so in writing to reach the Municipal Man-ager within twenty one (21) days calculated from 5 June 2015. A full recording of each tariff is available on the municipal website, or can be inspected during office hours at the Office of the Chief Financial Officer on the Ground Floor, Civic Center, 83 Krogh Street, Makhado during the municipality’s business hours.


MAKHADO MUNICIPALITYDETERMINATION OF CHARGES IN TERMS OF SECTION 75 OF THE

LOCAL GOVERNMENT: MUNICIPAL SYSTEMS ACT, 2000 AS AMENDEDVARIOUS CHARGES – 2015/16 FINANCIAL YEAR

Civic Centre83 Krogh Street MAKHADO, 0920 Notice No. 68 of 2015 File: 6/1/1(13/14) & 1/1/74 MR I. P. MUTSHINYALI4 & 5 June 2015 MUNICIPAL MANAGER



QUOTATION NOTICE

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

Civic Centre83 Krogh Street MAKHADO, 0920 Notice No. 109 of 2015 MR I. P. MUTSHINYALIFile: 8/3/2/1 MUNICIPAL MANAGER


ADDENDUM

MAK134/2014/15 Review of the annual financial statements of the Makhado Local Municipality for the year ended 30 June 2015

The closing date for the quotation is hereby extended from 12 June 2015 to 19 June 2015 at 12H00

CANCELLED QUOTATION

NB: MAK133/2014/15 Review of the Total Cost for the Rehabilitation of the Makhado Municipality’s existing landfill site (Vondeling) which was advertised on the 5th June 2015 has been cancelled.

NOTICE

Private Bag X5066Thohoyandou

0950Limpopo Province

Tel: (015) 962 7500Fax: (015) 962 4020

(015) 962 5328

THULAMELAMUNICIPALITY

PUBLIC NOTICE OF SUPPLEMENTARY VALUATION ROLLThulamela Municipality is hereby in terms of section 49 of Municipal Property Rates Act inviting you to come and inspect the supplementary Valuation Roll. The inspection will be for a period of 30 days starting from the 15th June 2015. The roll will be available at Malamulele Civic Centre in office No. 7 and Thohoyandou Civic Centre (Office No. 120) during office hours. If you wishes to lodge an objection in respect of any matter in or omitted from, the roll to do so in writing to the Municipal Manager within the stated period.

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NOTICE TO SERVICE PROVIDERS AND SECURITY OFFICERS

Re: Payment Made to PSIRA Bank AccountThe mandate of the Private Security Regulatory Authority (PSIRA) is to regulate the private security industry and to exercise effective control over the practice of the occupation of security service providers in the public interest, national interest and the interest of the private security industry itself. According to Section 4 (W) of the Private Security Industry Act, 2001 (Act 56 of 2001), the Authority must take steps to achieve its objectives with the means at its disposal and may, subject to this Act and any other law, for the purpose of achieving its objective, determine, charge and collect fees as provided for in this Act or in respect of any service rendered by the Authority or any object made available by the Authority.

Individuals and service providers who made payments from the period of 1 April 2012 to 31 March 2015, where the depositor did not add their reference number or added an incorrect reference number on their deposit slip, are required to contact PSIRA within 30 days of the publication of this notice and they must produce proof of payments and proof of identification.

Detailed listing of the above deposits can be obtained at www.psira.co.za Alternatively e-mail proof of payment to [email protected]

Private Security Industry Regulatory Authority

South AfricaThe Private Security Industry Regulatory Authority (PSIRA) with its head office in Pretoria is the statutory body regulating the private security industry in South Africa.


PUBLIC NOTICEAdoption of 2015/16 IDP Review & 2015-17 BudgetIn terms of section 25(4 a/b) of the MSA, read together with section 22(A) of the MFMA, the Municipality must, within 14 days of the adoption of its integrated development plan and budget in terms of subsection (1) or (3) -(a) Give notice to the public-

(i) Of the adoption of the plans; and (ii) That copies of or extracts from the plans are available for public inspection at

specified places; and(b) Publicise a summary of the plan.Notice is hereby given that the Council has adopted the 2015/16 IDP Review and 2015-17 Budget on 27 May 2015. Members of the public within the District are hereby afforded an opportunity to inspect the documents during office hours at the following venues: • Vhembe District Municipality offices (Thohoyandou Government Building Block A, Security Office, Main Entrance) • Thulamela Local Municipality • Makhado Local Municipality • Musina Local Municipality • Mutale Local Municipality • Territorial Councils within Vhembe District.Ms SE Magwaza - Acting Municipal Manager



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CALL US: 015 516 4996TO DISCUSS YOUR MARKETING STRATEGY!





NOTICEVhembe District Municipality hereby invites the public to inspect the Municipal Budget in terms of section 22 of the Municipal Finance Management Act, 56 of 2003, Municipal Systems Act section 21A and Municipal Budget and Reporting Regulations section 18(1), which states that within ten (10) working days after the municipal council has approved the annual budget, the Municipal Manager must make public the approved annual budget and supporting documentation, as well as resolutions.Copies of the document are available at Vhembe District Municipality’s website at www.vhembe.gov.za or alternatively they may be perused during office hours (from 08:00 to 16:00 Monday to Friday) at the following municipality’s customer services desks: Vhembe District Municipality, Thulamela Local Municipality, Makhado Local Municipality, Mutale Local Municipality and Musina Local Municipality. Ms SE Magwaza - Acting Municipal Manager



SUPPLIER/VENDOR DATABASE 2015/2016

Vhembe District Municipality invites Suppliers/Vendors to Apply for Listing on the VDM Supplier Database.The supplier registration form must be completed and returned with the following compulsory documents: • Company profile • Valid Tax Clearance Certificate • Certified copy of company registration certificate • Certified copies of members’ IDs • Proof of registration with professional bodies if applicable • Certified B-BBEE Certificate.NB: If you have not attached all required documents, your registration will be disqualified. Suppliers/vendors who registered previously should re-apply for the current financial year.The supplier/vendor application form is available on www.vhembe.gov.za Hard copies will be available at our Vhembe District Municipality Offices.For further information/enquiries, contact the Supply Chain Practitioner, Mr VM Matshidze at (015) 960-2100 during office hours.Ms SE Magwaza - Acting Municipal Manager



URGENTLOST PASSPORTS

Please call: 061 729 8783

CHEN LANPassport No: G61678016

LI FENGPassport No: G61676482

A reward of R2000 will be given to who ever can return the lost

passports of Li Feng and Chen Lan.

Revelation Church of Pfananani presents house to family

Group wants litter-free Vhembe

A family of six in Mulima will now live like other families after the Revelation Church of Pfananani came to their rescue, offering them a four-room house last Saturday.

The Mulima family of six, who have been shar-ing living and sleeping conditions in a dilapidated shack with no proper floor since the floods of 2000, will have shelter soon.

The pastor of Revelation church, Pastor Falaya Famadi, said that one of the church members had visited the family, spoken with them and made a report which he would submit to the church. “This family needs urgent help in terms of accommoda-tion,” Famadi said. He said the church was aware that there were still people who were living in dilapidated houses.

He said that the church cared about people who had lost hope in life, “but as the church, we sit down and look at what we can do to help the people who are in need.”

According to Ms Francina Mulima, the mother of five, she doesn’t understand the reason why all services should by pass them in the village. Muli-ma says that her family has survived by selling firewood and she never thought that she would

During the handing over of the house are, from left to right, Miyahabo Famadi, Pastor Falaya Famadi, and Francina Mulima, who received the key from Thovhele Vho- Mulima (right).

own a house one day. She thanked the church members who recognized her need. The roof of the dilapidated shack is so flimsy it is possible to see the sky from inside the hut. During

the rainy season, the hut is filled with water which enters through the roof. “Now we fear that if the rains come again and find us still living here, the roof will fall on us and kill all of us.”

P h o t o a b o v e : M s Fran cina Mulima was staying in a dilapitaded schack with five other family members.

A group of residents who are con-cerned by ubiquitous littering and uncollected refuse has formed an organisation which will deal with the very issue around Vhembe.

The chairperson of Ndondeni Envi-ronmental, Mr Pieter Singo, says that they are a non-profit organisation. The organisation pursues activities that create environmental conscious-ness in the district.

“The goal of the organisation is for the establishment of an integrat-ed waste-management system that benefits the local community and the environment through job creation, cleaning, recycling, producing crafts from waste, composting and food production from organic waste,” Singo said. “We want to believe that all this will lead to a cleaner and healthier environment for us all.”

He said that they had started the organisation after realising that the district was experiencing a problem of littering and uncollected refuse. “The local municipalities do not collect refuse mixed with sand, rocks, steel or garden waste,” he pointed out. “This leaves the community with no other option than to dump such waste on open grounds and street sides. Such acts result in illegal dumping sites that cause diseases and other health prob-lems.”

He elaborated by say-ing that it was their task as an organisation to conduct house-to-house environmental educa-

tion awareness in communities. “This is where we are going to educate our community to gather such mentioned waste in one place next to their re-spective yards at least once a week, so that it will be easy to collect,” he said. “The community will also be made aware of the importance of sorting waste. This is the point where our trucks will collect the waste and offload it at the legal landfill site.”

Singo said that the organisation also aimed to create jobs for unem-ployed people around Musina. “The key point regarding this aspect is to make sure that we are able to raise enough funds,” he said. “The project is expected to last as many years as possible. The environment must be healthy and clean as long as the planet exists. In all our activities, the target-ed population group is the majority of unemployed youths, women and the disabled people.”

Those who are interested in Ndon-deni Environmental can contact Singo at 078 039 4291.

The chairperson of Ndondeni Environmental, Mr Pieter Singo, has a bigger dream for a litter-free Vhembe.


Community fed-up with delay in electricity contract

A concerned community member, Mr Justice Madzivhandila.

The hope of residents of Njhakan-jhaka of receiving electricity from the Makhado Municipality is fading away. What was expected to be a three-month-long project that began in April 2014 is still unfinished.

When Limpopo Mirror visited the area, it was found that poles had been planted with wiring cable attached, and houses are equipped with me-ter boxes, but no one is receiving electricity.

Community spokesperson Mr Os-

car Mudau said the community and different structures had supported the project because they had thought the project would make people’s lives better. He said the project would also make sure that commu-nity members would use electricity and not strip the environment of its bushes for firewood. Connecting electricity to the area would bring happiness to every resident. “We were very happy that we wouldn´t miss anything that happened in the world,” Mudau said.

Mudau said the community blamed the delays on the municipality.

“They planted poles and installed boxes and cables, but these are just decorations in the village (to fool) the passers-by.”

“They promised to finish the job a long time ago. We are still waiting. We are not even sure whether they will honour their promises this time,” Mudau said. He accused the municipality of wasting taxpayers’ money.

According to Mudau, residents used to collect wood to make fire, so that they could cook. “We also used candles as a means of light at night, which poses risks to the residents,” he said.

Another problem is that thieves, known as ez-inyoka, have been terrorising the area by stealing the electricity cables.

According to the villagers, the theft of the cables is one of the reasons for the poor service delivery in the area. It appears as if the ezinyoka target the long cables from the houses to the poles.

Mudau confirmed that the people of Njhakan-jhaka are upset about the delay in completing the job. “We, the ordinary people, want to know why there is a delay in electrifying our village, whereas others have electric lights,” said Mudau. “Where is the money which was budgeted for the project?” he said.

When asked about the time span within which the project should have been completed, Mudau elaborated that it had been agreed that it should have been completed in a period not exceeding three months. “The municipal officials have never come to this area, so how will they know about our problems?”

The people regard themselves as forgotten and feel that the promises made to them have not been honoured.

Makhado Municipality spokesperson Louis Bobodi said technical problems were causing the delays and the community should expect to receive electricity before the end of June.

By Frank Mavhungu

MMK league


LEAGUE LOGSDeadline:

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logs will be accepted

TeamTeamTeamTeam PlayedPlayedPlayedPlayed WonWonWonWon DrawDrawDrawDraw LostLostLostLost ForForForFor AgainstAgainstAgainstAgainst PointsPointsPointsPoints

Jomo Young Stars 24 19 3 2 49 20 60

Mbhokota FC 22 18 3 1 44 13 54

Waterval All Stars 23 14 6 3 50 24 48

Bokisi Scientist FC 24 12 7 5 42 18 43

Valdezia United FC 22 12 6 4 38 12 42

Bungeni Y Diplomats 23 12 3 8 33 24 39

Matlhari FC 22 12 2 8 34 25 38

Mukondeni S Stars 23 11 6 6 28 20 39

Valdezia Juventus FC 24 10 7 7 30 26 37

Hluvukani Valdezia FC 24 8 5 11 25 37 30

Mailaskop Action Killers 24 7 5 12 27 27 30

Mpheni Young Stars 23 7 8 8 30 30 29

Matsila Morning Sweepers 23 8 6 9 29 27 30

Caring FC 24 8 3 13 26 39 27

Mpheni Real Rovers 24 5 6 13 17 38 24

Elim Blackpool Jnr 23 6 5 12 30 35 23

Nwaxinyamani U FC 23 6 7 10 18 29 25

Mashau Movers FC 24 5 6 13 29 48 21

Wata Peace Makers 23 4 2 17 24 49 14

Mufeba Cruel Tigers 24 1 23 2 55 3

Elim Superspar Soccer League Elim Superspar Soccer League Elim Superspar Soccer League Elim Superspar Soccer League

Team Played Won Draw Lost For Against PointsThulamela Municipality 15 10 2 3 45 21 32Thohoyandou K9 SAPS 16 10 2 4 79 40 32Vhembe Roads/Works 16 7 3 6 42 30 24Donald Fraser Hospital 17 9 2 6 47 36 29Bosasa Youth Centre 13 8 2 3 34 23 26Hayani Hospital 14 7 4 3 34 24 25Khubvi Masters 15 7 5 3 35 32 26Vhembe Municipality 10 5 2 3 33 24 18Elim Hospital 14 6 3 5 23 30 18Vhembe Transport 15 7 0 8 35 46 21Malamulele Hospital 12 7 1 4 48 35 21Correctional Services 14 5 1 8 38 54 16Malamulele SAPS 11 5 2 4 30 22 17Tshilidzini Hospital 14 4 2 8 35 42 14Madzivhandila College 14 4 2 8 22 41 14Siloam Hospital 15 3 3 9 27 32 1215 SAI Battalion 12 2 2 8 20 31 8Vhembe Health/Social 12 1 0 11 11 60 3

Enos Bus Service Inter - Departmental Sports League

Team Played Won Draw Lost For Against PointsYizoyizo Pool Club 6 5 0 0 73 55 15Thabelo Pool Club 6 3 1 2 63 57 10Diza Pool Club 6 5 0 1 70 44 15Xendewula Pool Club 6 4 0 2 64 54 12Gilson Pool Club 6 1 2 3 57 59 5Iketleng Pool Club 6 3 0 3 66 54 9My Willow Pool Club 6 0 1 5 53 57 1Mamba Pool Club 6 0 1 5 48 62 1Loss Matheka Pool Club 6 1 1 4 39 61 4Hillside Pool Club 5 2 0 2 36 49 6Toy Pool Club 6 3 2 1 61 57 11Jembe Pool Club 5 3 0 2 48 50 9Petermzala Pool Club 6 2 1 3 50 64 7Hlayiseka Pool Club 6 4 1 1 65 55 13Memos Pool Club 22 1 0 21 115 325 3

Hlapa League Log 2015

Team Played Won Draw Lost For Against PointsGogobole Bucs FC 17 10 7 43 11 37Benny's Sport Academy 16 10 5 1 30 10 35Murunw School of Excell 16 11 3 2 35 12 36Magau United FC 15 6 7 2 19 11 25Madombidzha Try Again 16 5 5 6 17 22 20Madombidzha Celtics FC 16 6 4 6 27 29 22Ravele Highlanders FC 15 5 4 6 17 22 19Matika FC 16 5 3 8 16 20 18Manavhela Real Fighters 15 4 3 8 26 39 18Gogobole H Defenders 15 3 6 6 10 18Tshiozwi Mates FC 16 3 6 7 15 24 15Ravele Black Dragons 17 3 3 11 23 44 12Ramahantshe Re-United 17 3 3 11 26 41 12

Limpopo The Fresh One Stream A

Team Played Won Draw Lost For Against PointsManavhela Black Aces 16 12 2 2 31 8 38Maebani Aces United 15 8 4 3 22 16 28Muduluni Young Chiefs 16 7 7 2 26 10 28Midoroni Real Hearts 15 6 5 4 27 19 23Muraleni Y Rebelions 16 7 4 5 23 27 25MML FC 16 5 6 5 20 15 21Muraleni Lakuruna FC 16 6 3 7 21 27 21Zamenkoste Happy Boys 15 4 8 3 13 17 20Makhitha Oscar Stars 15 4 8 3 13 17 20Rainbow All S Academy 16 4 4 8 22 25 16Ramahantsha Lotavha FC 14 3 4 7 16 20 13Madodonga United Stars 16 0 2 14 8 40 2

Limpopo The Fresh One Stream B

Team Played Won Drawn Lost For Against PointsPhadzima KSP Y Stars 17 9 8 47 16 37Vuvha Kill Them All 17 9 5 3 35 17 33Sangoma Black Robbers 17 10 3 4 14 24 33Tshedza Onismus FC 17 9 4 4 29 15 31Matshavhawe United FC 17 9 4 4 24 15 31Maelula Ramblers FC 17 9 5 3 21 25 31Khunda UNT Brothers 16 6 6 4 23 21 24Matshavhae Come 2 C 16 5 4 7 22 16 20Mavhunga H Sweep15 15 5 3 7 20 32 18Phadzima Shining Stars 16 4 3 9 19 37 15Mauluma All Stars 17 2 3 12 23 43 9Nyatema FC 17 2 3 12 13 37 9Makungwi Reris FC 16 1 15 16 54 3

Makhado Local Football Association Stream A, Nzhelele

Team Played Won Drawn Lost For Against PointsMuila FC 19 14 4 1 28 5 48Madadzhi Eversmiling St 20 14 4 2 46 18 46Tshivhuyuni Green Rover 20 12 4 4 33 22 40Tshivhangani S Breakers 18 8 7 3 33 22 36Thembisa Las Vegas 20 10 4 6 25 16 34Muumoni Blue Birds 20 9 7 4 24 46 34Sereni Home Boys 20 8 3 9 27 18 27Nthabalala Amakhoisi XII 20 7 5 8 22 27 26Gumani Young Stars 20 5 9 7 32 30 23Donkerhoek City Crush 20 7 2 11 26 27 23Slanger AC Milan 19 6 4 9 15 21 22Riversdale UNT FC 20 5 3 12 19 32 18Pfananani H Defenders 19 4 5 10 26 36 17Likhade Flying Birds 20 3 6 11 21 30 15Mamphagi Young Killers 19 4 3 12 24 46 15Pfananani Try Again 20 3 3 14 13 43 12

Makhado Local Football Association Stream B, Hlanganani

Team Played Won Drawn Lost For Against PointsMuraida Y Development 15 10 3 2 32 16 33Milaboni Chop Them D 16 9 5 2 31 17 32Mandala Y Vultures 17 10 2 5 31 23 32Shanzha Continentals FC 16 8 6 3 35 19 30Masetoni UNT Brothers 16 7 6 3 22 20 27Sheshe Bush Bucks 16 7 4 5 21 18 25Khalavha Napoli FC 16 6 5 5 21 17 23Khakhu Y Chiefs 16 6 5 5 18 16 23Thononda All Stars 14 4 6 4 19 16 18Mudunungu Try Again 17 3 7 7 18 22 16Fundudzi UNT Brothers 15 1 5 9 9 26 7Trimmer Boys FC 15 1 5 10 11 33 7Fondwe Mighty Blues 16 1 3 12 12 37 6

Makhado Local Football Association Stream B, Nzhelele

Team Played Won Drawn Lost For Against PointsMatanda Seven Stars 15 10 5 22 7 35Raliphaswa FC 16 9 2 5 37 23 29Matanda Rockers FC 16 8 3 5 20 22 27Masana FET College 16 7 4 5 28 25 25Mudimeli Bombers FC 16 6 6 4 25 22 24Tshikhudo F Proffesionals 16 6 4 6 23 26 22Mandiwana Soccer ACA 15 6 2 7 30 25 20Mphaila Y Tigers 17 5 5 7 17 22 20Sipholi Smiling Movers 16 6 1 9 23 39 19FJ Napoli FC 17 5 3 9 19 22 18Mphephu Hotspur FC 16 5 3 8 27 32 18Tshirolwe P Brothers 17 3 4 10 26 37 13Mphephu Naughty Boys 17 2 4 11 19 34 13

Makhado LFA Stream C, Nzhelele

Team Played Won Draw Lost For Against PointsMatsakali Sky Rangers 24 6 4 14 20 42 22Makovha All Stars 24 18 4 2 53 9 58Jerome River Bank 24 6 7 11 23 29 25Hosana Citizen FC 24 13 7 4 49 13 46Khakhanwa United Stars 24 4 4 16 12 42 16Shigamani FC 24 15 5 4 40 14 50Phaphazela Real Hex 24 13 3 8 33 23 42Mulenzhe Shooting Star 24 11 7 6 33 23 40Madritas 24 12 4 8 47 38 40Matsika Shoot Stars 24 10 4 10 33 42 34Shigalo United FC 24 8 6 10 33 39 30Dididi Fly Swallows 24 5 3 16 18 37 18Budeli Real Vultures 24 5 2 17 19 62 17

SAFA Vhembe SAB Stream A

Team Played Won Draw Lost For Against PointsMukula Young Santos 30 21 6 3 80 27 69Phandulaluval FC 30 17 10 3 57 25 61Tswera Young Masters 30 14 8 8 52 45 50Tshifudi XI Experience 30 13 9 8 45 35 48Mahagala Young Stars 30 12 11 7 52 39 47Musasenda Big 5 30 13 8 9 50 43 47Makonde FC 30 10 8 12 21 27 38Gaba Union Fight 29 8 14 7 35 42 38Matangari High Aims 30 9 7 14 43 50 34Khubvi Dang Dakkies 30 8 9 13 36 45 33Thenzheni Liverpool 29 9 5 15 45 52 32Tshaulu Ghetto Boys 30 8 8 14 34 42 32Tshidimbini Brave Lion 29 8 8 13 42 70 32Tshidzini Happy Fighter 30 6 12 12 32 45 30Tshilonwe Young Bombers 29 7 8 14 43 58 29Mukula Avalon 30 7 5 18 30 52 26

SAFA Vhembe Region - STREAM B

Team Played Won Draw Lost For Against PointsUnited Artist 31 23 6 2 61 10 75Dolphins FC 30 16 8 6 47 31 56Vhembe FET College 30 14 9 7 60 48 51Maranzhe H Lion 31 13 10 8 50 26 49Ngwenani Y Chiefs 31 20 8 3 57 17 68Mutuwa G5 FC 31 13 10 8 42 35 49Themba Sunrise Riders 31 12 10 9 39 24 46Tshififi F.C 31 10 5 16 36 48 35Mphego Real Rovers 31 11 7 13 55 52 40Tshambobvu Jnr Aces 30 11 13 6 38 35 46Vondwe XI Bullets 31 12 6 13 42 35 42Shonisani F.C 30 10 8 12 36 48 38Lufule F Bombers F.C 31 4 4 23 17 80 16Ngwenani Man United 30 8 6 16 34 44 30Table New Commes 28 4 3 21 21 61 15

Thembaluvhilo 7 Stars 30 6 11 13 19 37 29

Vhufuli Pull Together 31 6 5 20 34 69 23

Marula XI FC 30 4 8 18 32 60 20

SAFA Vhembe SAB Stream C

Team Played Won Draw Lost For Against PointsMaweja Takers FC 32 25 4 3 91 25 79Tshakhuma Ro United 32 25 4 3 85 22 79Univen FC 32 16 9 7 62 39 57Rockers 32 23 3 6 71 23 72Ramukhuba Young Bros 32 9 4 19 32 53 31Mutandani P Together 32 19 5 8 51 27 62Gwamasenga United Bro 31 11 9 11 38 36 42Fckk FC 31 11 10 10 46 35 43Tshakhuma Na Ndilani 32 21 4 7 78 21 67Cobra Stars FC 31 14 8 9 44 44 50Shayandima D Five 32 2 3 27 31 105 9Shayandima S Stars 32 6 3 23 23 78 21Shayandima Power Stars 32 15 3 14 45 42 48Thohoyandou Devel 32 13 9 10 55 57 48Mutsha Atlantis FC 30 11 6 13 36 43 39

Phungo All Stars 31 6 6 19 21 69 24

Kalahari FC 32 5 6 21 26 56 21

Ramukhuba FC 32 3 4 25 25 85 13

SAFA Vhembe SAB Stream D

Team Played Won Draw Lost For Against PointsWestern Stars 33 20 8 5 83 27 68Bennys Care Academy 34 13 8 13 51 46 47Makhitha O Stars 34 22 7 5 60 25 73Zamenkomste FC 34 19 7 8 67 38 64Madombidzha Arsenal 34 18 6 10 52 32 60Mpheni H Defenders 34 25 7 2 80 23 82Zoutpansberg powerline 34 12 10 12 57 53 46Tshikota Chelsea 34 9 7 18 38 67 34Mailaskop Pull Together 34 4 11 19 29 63 23Tshiozwi Dynomos 34 8 8 18 37 60 32Makhitha lya runga 33 18 12 3 69 38 66Tshikhwani S breakers 34 13 9 12 44 45 48Vleifontein United FC 34 4 9 21 40 82 21Muraleni UNTD Bros 34 20 5 9 81 41 65Elim Mabebegwa UNT 34 8 9 17 48 61 33Maebane Young Eagles 34 7 9 18 26 54 30Tshiozwi Anchers FC 34 8 6 20 34 85 30Mabila FC 34 5 6 23 30 86 21

SAFA Vhembe SAB Stream E

Team Played Won Draw Lost For Against PointsMuziafera Blue Eagles 32 20 4 8 63 20 64Kurhuleni H Fighters 33 13 8 12 38 45 47Mshamba Soccer Academy 33 14 9 10 45 41 51Muwaweni Lucky Stars 33 16 12 5 33 23 60Wayeni S Robbers 33 21 9 3 69 24 72Mashamba Ben United 33 12 11 10 30 29 47Mulima FC 32 12 13 7 35 27 49Phadziri FC 33 10 8 15 31 42 38Mashau Thondoni UNTD 33 12 9 12 44 37 45Tshipuseni All Stars 33 11 11 11 26 26 44Tshiovhani Airlines 33 8 9 16 34 49 33Mukondeni Ratanang 32 8 12 12 24 25 36Valdezia Depotizo 33 7 12 14 21 38 33Sundani City Rovers 33 8 10 15 30 43 34Vyeboom FC 33 12 16 5 45 30 52

Mission Young Rovers 32 5 11 16 21 45 26

Lambani Giant Killers 33 10 11 12 38 52 41

Mulima VK FC 33 3 11 19 17 48 20

SAFA Vhembe SAB Stream F

Team Played Won Draw Lost For Against PointsRabali Pull Together 26 19 5 2 46 17 62Tshivhilidulu Hung Li 26 17 6 3 43 15 57Tshituni Hot Spurs 26 13 3 10 39 26 42Tshiendeulu New Cast 26 13 3 10 39 44 42Seven UNTD Bros 26 10 10 6 36 28 40Mauluma Black Mambas 26 11 6 9 46 35 39Nzhelele Home Sweep 26 9 8 9 30 26 35Dopeni Mighty Corn 26 11 2 13 36 46 35Maelula New Mates 26 8 10 8 33 34 34Nzhelele Yong Al Nat 26 9 6 11 35 36 33Nzhelele UNTD Stars 26 8 7 11 26 26 31Matsa Northern Stars 26 7 3 16 34 50 24Murunwa Hot Chilles 26 6 5 15 26 49 23

Khakhu Fast XI 26 1 6 19 22 59 9

SAFA Vhembe SAB Stream G

Team Played Won Draw Lost For Against PointsChipolopolo FC 24 10 4 10 33 32 34Musina United 24 14 5 5 48 32 47Igwe FC 24 9 8 7 42 24 35Masissi Young Stars 24 6 9 9 31 34 27Ramuedzisi Young Stars 24 7 11 6 31 25 32Mabvete Peace makers 24 6 6 12 31 43 24Lwathudwa Black Movers 24 7 6 11 25 33 27Maramanzhi FC 24 7 5 12 36 49 26Tshilamusi Super eagle 24 12 8 4 28 17 44Matswale FC 24 10 6 8 30 33 36Lovers FC 24 3 4 17 24 52 13Muswodi Happy Fighters 24 15 5 4 35 16 50Folovhodwe Stone Break 24 8 7 9 25 29 31

SAFA Vhembe SAB Stream H

Team Played Won Draw Lost For Against PointsFicus FC 30 21 7 2 61 19 70Mutshenzheni Gorillas 34 20 6 8 50 30 66Rambuda Y Fighters 30 20 8 2 69 25 68Tshibvumo Young Stars 30 19 8 3 53 26 65Lukau FC 30 14 5 11 42 41 47Tshikundamlema wate 30 9 9 12 32 38 36Mulodi Freedom Birds 30 16 6 8 53 31 54Sambandou Untd Profess 30 10 5 15 29 43 35Lamvi FC 30 15 6 9 48 34 51Mulodi Young Santos 30 12 3 15 41 43 39Mahuy Copper Stars 29 11 5 13 42 47 38Mapuloni H Landers 29 5 4 20 34 59 19Tshixwadza Brazilians 30 8 9 13 45 56 33Tshandama Try Toge 30 6 8 16 30 56 26Lukau Hot Aces 30 7 6 17 30 54 27

Maheni Devoted Vult 30 6 8 16 27 47 26

SAFA Vhembe SAB Stream I


Tshimbupfe Disco Stars 12 5 5 2 16 9 20

Tshivhulana Real Aces 11 4 1 6 16 21 13

Madobi Home Boys 13 6 1 6 22 16 19

Tshirululuni XI Bullets 13 7 3 3 23 11 24

Mutheiwana FC 13 2 6 5 16 21 12

Mabidi Mighty Greens 13 8 3 2 22 9 27

Mangilasi Happy Fighters 13 5 4 4 22 21 19

Tshilata FC 13 4 3 6 18 25 15

Singo Disco Five 13 1 4 8 10 30 7

Vuwani Liverpool FC 12 4 3 5 11 14 15

Hanani Home Fighters 13 7 3 3 30 17 24

Gwamasenga Danger Tiger 11 3 3 5 13 17 12

Stream A - Vho - MakhadziStream A - Vho - MakhadziStream A - Vho - MakhadziStream A - Vho - Makhadzi


Sendedza Masters 14 11 2 0 54 10 38

Khakhu Masters 13 9 3 1 34 12 30

Wesifa Masters 12 8 2 2 44 25 26

Vhulaudzi Masters 13 9 1 3 35 22 28

Leopards Masters 12 8 3 0 39 21 27

Mphaila Masters 13 5 6 2 25 19 21

Ellis Masters 12 5 4 3 19 20 19

Swongozwi Masters 13 4 3 6 17 29 15

Dzanani 1 T/Association 12 4 3 4 24 27 15

Mandiwana Masters 14 4 2 8 21 32 14

Madombidzha Masters 12 5 0 7 29 30 15

Matidza Masters 13 2 7 4 16 31 13

Ngovhela Masters 11 2 3 6 14 24 9

Mudimeli Masters 13 2 2 9 25 42 8

Makungwi Masters 9 2 2 5 21 35 8

Mamas Masters 13 1 2 10 23 45 5

Sinthumule Kuatama 12 1 3 8 16 26 6

Vhembe Masters Soccer LeagueVhembe Masters Soccer LeagueVhembe Masters Soccer LeagueVhembe Masters Soccer League


Mutsha United FC 15 8 4 3 26 21 28

Tshakhuma Peace Lovers 15 13 2 34 6 41

Guvhungwa United FC 15 9 3 3 38 11 30

Masokolara FC 15 3 1 10 13 38 10

Doli Anchors FC 13 6 2 5 17 17 20

Mashau Thenga B Lions 15 6 3 4 17 14 21

Mariadze Real Stars 13 3 2 8 14 26 11

Mashau All Blacks 15 2 5 8 12 25 11

Mashau Bafanas FC 15 6 1 8 20 18 19

Mashau Young Stars 14 5 3 6 18 17 18

Hanani Highlandes FC 3 0 1 2 3 7 1

Tshakhuma Finale FC 13 6 3 4 19 14 21

Tshakhuma Blue Birds 14 4 5 5 27 26 17

SS United 15 4 1 10 17 21 13

Tshakhuma TNN FC 11 1 3 7 8 26 6

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A Grade 11 rugby player of Eric Louw High School in Musina, David Mandiwana, suffered a skull fracture during a rugby match a fortnight ago. He was admitted to hospital in Pretoria. As there is an outstanding medical bill of R20 000, and his parents do not have any medical aid, the school established a fund to help support the family. Persons interested in contributing to the fund can phone the school at 015 534 0706. Photo supplied.

Most of the affiliates for the MMK Administra-tors League wrapped up their league activities for the current season over the past weekend. Only two streams, D and F, are still to complete their league programmes. The affiliates for the two streams will play their last two matches this weekend. Makovha All Stars are the Stream A champions.

Shigamani FC finished their league programme close behind, in the second position. Mukula Young Santos are the Stream B champions. They are shining on top of the log with 73 points, 10 ahead of Phandulaluvalo FC. Mukula Young Santos were crowned the champions for the same stream last season, but they failed to make the grade in the promotional playoffs at the Giyani Stadium.

United Artists did it again when they finished their league programme on top of Stream C for the second time in a row. It remains to be seen whether United Artists will again disappoint the fans in the promotional playoffs at regional level.

The fight for promotion in Stream D will be between the Tshakhuma teams, Tshakhuma RO United and Maweja Takers FC. Maweja Takers and RO United are separated by goal difference as they are tied with 79 points each.

Mpheni Home Defenders are waiting for the promotional playoffs as they completed the season on top of Stream E. Western Stars, who were the champions of Stream E last season, are lying in the third spot on the log.

The fight for promotion in Stream F is between Wayeni Sea Robbers and Muziafera Blue Eagles. With only one game to go to wrap up their league programme, Sea Robbers look unstoppable.

Rabali Pull Together are already preparing themselves for the play-offs. They are the Stream G champions. The same goes for Muswodi Happy Fighters, who are the Stream H winners. Ficus FC are the Stream I champions.

Teams gear up for promotional matches

Ndishavhelafhi Nkhelebeni of Mighty Killers controls the ball.

Munangwe Brothers through to finalsMunangwe United Brothers booked a place in the final of the MTG and PIB Soccer Challenge by beating Mukula Mighty Killers 7-5 in their semifinal match at the Makwarela Stadium last Sunday.

Although Mighty Killers conceded two silly goals in the opening minutes of the game, they did not throw in the towel. United Brothers played attacking football from the first whistle. Pressure continued to mount on the defence of Killers as the game progressed.

Killers conceded a corner kick in the 12th min-ute. Jeffrey Mabasa scored from the corner spot. The ball hit the back of the net without any further touch. The goal injected more fighting spirit into the strikers of United Brothers.

They initiated several promising moves from the middle of the park. Their efforts did not pass without reward as they scored their second goal in the 19th minute. Khethani Netshishivhe beat the offside trap and sent the keeper the wrong way.

Ntakadzeni Matshivha of United Brothers was the first player to go into the referee’s book. He ob-structed Tshenuwani Maphege just outside the box.

The wheel of fortune turned against United Brothers in the opening minutes of the last half. Mighty Killers pulled one back in the 55th minute. Tshenuwani Maphege forced his way through the defence of United Brothers and beat the keeper with a half volley.

United Brothers effected two changes to their original squad in a bid to neutralize the opponents, but the move worked against them as Mighty

Killers found the equalizer in the 68th minute. The score was 2-2 when the referee blew the final whistle and the winner was determined through penalty shoot-out.

United Brothers converted all their five chances, while Mighty Killers scored three. United Brothers will meet Arsenal FC in the final at the Makhuvha Stadium next Tuesday, June 16.

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The Makhuvha Stadium will be a hive of activity next Tuesday afternoon (Youth Day) for the fi nal of the MTG and PIB Soccer Challenge.

Munangwe United Brothers and Arsenal will face each other in the match. Brothers’ way to the dream fi nal went via Tswinga Peace Makers, whom they beat 4-2 at the same venue in the quarterfi nal two weeks ago. They went on to beat Mukula Mighty Killers 7-5 in their semifi nal match at the Makwarela Stadium last Sunday.

Arsenal’s way to the fi nal was thorny and rocky. They narrowly beat Tshaulu Powerline 1-0 in their quarterfi nal a fortnight ago. They scraped through to the fi nal after beating Khubvi Peace Makers 5-4 in their semifi nal match at the Makwarela Stadium last Sunday.

The winner was determined through penalty shoot-out after a full-time 1-1 stalemate.

Arsenal will be without their veteran defender, Tony Mudzungwane, when they face Munangwe United Brothers in the fi nal.

Mudzungwane was given his marching orders in their semifi nal. Arsenal must keep a close eye on the Brothers’ fast forwards, Example Chauke and Khethani Netshishivhe, or else they will regret it.

The champions of the competition will take home cash prize of R20 000, a fl oating trophy, soccer kit and gold medals. The runner-up will take home R15 000 cash, soccer kit, and sil-ver medals. A cheque to the value of R7 500, soccer kit and bronze medals await the team that will fi nish in third spot. The fourth-placed team will be presented with a cash prize of R5 000 and soccer kit.

The Makhuvha Stadium will be a hive of activity next Tuesday afternoon (Youth Day) for the fi nal of the MTG and PIB Soccer Challenge.

Munangwe United Brothers and Arsenal will face each other in the match. Brothers’ way to the dream fi nal went via Tswinga Peace Makers, whom they beat 4-2 at the same venue in the quarterfi nal two weeks ago. They went on to beat Mukula Mighty Killers 7-5 in their semifi nal match at the Makwarela Stadium last Sunday.

Arsenal’s way to the fi nal was thorny and rocky. They narrowly beat Tshaulu Powerline 1-0 in their

The teams booted out of the com-petition in the quarterfi nal stage will each receive a soccer kit.

Individual prizes will be presented

to the best player in the tournament, top goal scorer, best goalkeeper and the player who will score the best goal.

Semifi nal action: Humphrey Munyai of United Brothers kicks the ball, while Mpho Musehane of Mighty Killers intercepts.

By Frank Mavhungu

Brothers and Arsenal in MTG and PIB fi nal

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