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12 July 2013

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Proverbs 3:24 (KJV): When thou liest down,

thou shalt not be afraid: yea, thou shalt lie

down, and thy sleep shall be sweet.

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visit to the Kruger National Park this week).

Eddie Sedibe Fruitand Veg Bakkies

now regulated

For those not in the know, Eddie Sedibe is the street’s name in Burgersfort where this light

delivery vehicles (bakkies) loaded with fruit and vegetables, park to sell to everybody. Eddie

Sedibe Fruit and Veg Bakkies, hawkers who sell fruit and vegetables from the loadbeds of their

vehicles and also members of the newly established Greater Tubatse Hawkers Association. As

such they register with the Association, obtain permits to trade in the informal sector in Eddie

Sedibe Street and receive a magnetic plate sign to affix to their vehicles to identify them as

regulated hawkers in Burgersfort. As can be seen in the photograph, the new dispensation

seems to be welcomed wholeheartedly by the vendors. More information about a fruit and

vegetable bakkie hawker permit can be obtained by contacting Mr Mohlala on 082 670 1216.



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After years of rivalry, animosity and even court cases between members of rival organisations,

hawkers organisations in the Greater Tubatse Municipality this week finally buried the battle

axes and agreed to unite and form one organisation (photograph top left).

The new organisation, known from now on as the Tubatse Hawkers Association, pledged to

work with the Greater Tubatse Municipality’s Local Economic Development (LED) section to

regulate and develop this informal business sector in Burgersfort. The president of the new

united organisation is well- known local businessman, Mr Jackson Tjatjie (photograph bottom,

right).

The seat of the new hawkers’ organisation will be the original hawkers office in Eddie Sedibe

Street (photograph top right). An interim committee will steer the new organisation towards

maturity when a a new committee will be elected early in 2014. In the meantime Mr Patrick

Lekwadu (in the top right photograph in front of the office on the left),will be the interim chairman,

who will work with Mr Nelson Mokgotho of the LED office and Mr Sam Maphanga (interim chairman

of the disciplinary committee (right). The person in the centre between Mr Lekwadu and Mr

Maphanga is the coordinator for the hawkers to register for permits, Mr Mohlala. He can be

contacted at 082 670 1216.

At this stage about 165 hawkers are registered with the municipality and pay hawkers’ fees

of R120 per year. Registration takes place on a continuous basis and hawkers are welcome to

enquire at the hawkers office in Eddie Sedibe Street about registration. This office will be in

operation from Monday 15 July 2013.

Other good news is that hawkers whose stalls had been demolished at the old taxi rank in

Burgersfort a year ago, will receive new 3 metre x 3 metre gazebos soon. At that stage the

demolished stalls lead to widespread protests that closed the town for business for two days.

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On 8 July members from the Ohrigstad SAPS arrested six suspectsfor possession of stolen property. They arrested them at Mapareng

Village. According to Const. Phokane the policemen were patrolling

during the night on the R36 road when they spotted a suspiciousbakkie with a full load on the back. When the police tried to stop thebakkie it sped off towards Mapareng and disappeared in the village.The police continued to search for the vehicle and their informationled them to a house where the bakkie was parked inside a garage.Spilled beans led the officers to the house next door where 16 x

50kg bags of beans with a street value of R10 000 were found.

Spilled beans got them arrested

Const Mint Maapea and ConstMatsikinyane Monareng with a firearmrecovered in a business robbery case.

(Photograph and information: Const Jerial Movundlela).

On Thursday 4 July the Tubatse Police

arrested two men aged 25 and 30 years inconnection with Business Robbery.

Their arrest follows the incident which occurredin Ga Madiseng on the same day at about08:30 in the morning. The suspects allegedlyentered a shop and robbed a 30-year oldEthiopian women of cash, airtime and acellphone. The community managed to arrest

the two suspects. The police were called andthey arrested the two men and also confiscated

a 9mm pistol without a serial number.They appeared in the Praktiseer Magistrate‘scourt on 8 July on charges of business robberyand possession of an unlicensed firearm and

they were not granted bail. The case waspostponed to 17 July 2013.

Two arrested for robbery

On Friday 5 July 2013 Tubatsepolice arrested four men aged 29,34, 38,and 45 years in connectionwith theft of motor vehicle.

A 25-year old man allege that on12 April 2013 at about 21:00 he

parked his Ford Laser vehicle infront of his house and went to sleep.At about 23:00 he was awakenedby his neighbours telling him that

they saw some people pushing acar. Outside he found his carmissing.

On Friday 5 July Rhine Komane

(39) appeared in the PraktiseerMagistrate’s Court on a charge ofattempted murder. The charge

came after in incident at GaMotshana Village at an initiationschool on 2 July.According to a 17-year old

initiate he awoke to find the chieffiring shots. One of the bullets hit

him in the leg. He was taken to

hospital by the chief who

allegedly fired the shot.A case was opened on 3 Julyand the accused was

arrested on 5 July. His firearm was also confiscated. Heappeared in the PraktiseerMagistrate’s Court on 5 Julyand was granted R2000 bail.The case was postponed to

30 August 2013.(Information: Const. Jerial Movundlela).

Shots fired at initiation school

The case was reported to theTubatse police and theyconducted an investigation thatled to the arrest of the foursuspects on 5 July 2013. The

vehicle is not yet found and the

police are still busy with theinvestigation.The suspects appeared in thePraktiseer Magistrate‘s Court on8 July 2013 and were notgranted bail. The case was

postponed to 16 July 2013.

Suspected vehicle

thieves arrested

Boy (14) found deadafter fasting

Tshepiso Mnisi of Kgautswana

Phadishanong Village was found

dead on 4 Jully at Kgautswanamountain. The boy was reportedmissing on 3 July. He allegedly went

to the mountain for a fasting prayerfor two days with other members of

a church at Kgautswana. OnWednesday when all the churchmembers returned to the village hedid not come back. He was

allegedly left behind by the churchmembers as he was too weak to

walk after the fast.The family went looking for him and

(Information: Const. Jerial Movundlela).

was unable to find him. The

police and the community

searched the area and foundthe body of the boy. The SAPSwould like to thank everyone

who assisted in the search.They added that they are sill

investigating the case andanyone with prima facieevidence must inform WOHans Mnisi on 082 414 084. No

arrests have been made. Aninquest docket was opened.

(Information: Cosnt SibatanaMaimela Andrew).

Six suspects were

arrested adn theyappeared in the

Lydenburg Magis-trate’s Court. Theircase was postponedto 23 July and theywere given R1000 baileach.(Information: Const.

KM Phokane,

Ohrigstad SAPS).




Curb stone trouble continues

This truck was photographed on Tuesday in Steelpoort where it wasparked in front of a sign prohibiting vehicles from parking there, withits tyres on the newly placed curb stones. These stones have beenpushed out of place shortly after they were installed and continues tobe damaged as truck drive over them. Unfortunately there is no

backing behind the stones to keep them upright and prevent easy

damage.

Fine tuning the lightsA team of workers fine tuned the traffic lights at the two entrances tothe Tubatse Crossing Mall this week.Heavy traffic backed up in long queues because of the lights notstaying green long enough for the congested lanes. This was a

problem every afternoon and especially during month end when peaktraffic in town is experienced.

The traffic lights will now provide a more evenly timed sequence toease the problem.

The De Hoop Dam project received the 2013 Fultonaward. The dam is currently 97% complete, with 6%of Water stored currently as a result of fourth stage

River diversion. The Project has lost the contractmanager, Mr. Johan Van Niekerk. Mr. Van Niekerkmet his untimely death through car accident on the3rd of June in Roossenekal.During his tenure, the project broke the African recordby placing 103 000 m3 of concrete in 20 days in 2010.

The same happened the following year by placing

130 000 m3 of concrete in 28 days. This year, 2013,the project was nominated for a Fulton Award in threecategories. That is Civil Engineering, SustainableConcrete and Innovative Construction.The 2013 Fulton Awards Event took place on the 8th

June 2013 during which the winners were announced,and the De Hoop Dam was announced the winner ofthe two of the three categories - Civil EngineeringStructure and Sustainable Concrete.

This is regarded as a major achievement for the entireProject Team, and was possible by all the Employeesworking together as a team.

“The Project Team made the people of South Africain general and those of Limpopo in particular, veryproud” said Mr Johannes Segafa from the Departmentof Water Affairs.

De Hoop Dam receivesconstruction award

The Fulton awards began as tribute to DrSandy Fulton for his contribution towardsunderstanding concrete.Through the Fulton Awards the ConcreteSociety recognises innovation and excellence

in the industry. The awards are made everysecond year in six different categories. TheAwards consider major projects in SouthernAfrica when chosing finalists and winners.




On Tuesday this week President Jacob

Zuma reshuffled his cabinet. Three ministerslost their jobs - Communications Minister

Dina Pule, Human Settlements MinisterTokyo Sexwale and Co-operativeGovernance and Traditional Affairs MinisterRichard Baloyi.

Transport Minister Ben Martins became thenew energy minister, switching places withDipuo Peters. Lechesa Tsenoli will now be

the Minister for Co-operative Governance

and Traditional Affairs, Yunus Carrim theCommunications Minister and HumanSettlements Minister Connie September.Four deputy ministers were also changed.John Jeffrey is now the Deputy Minister of

Justice and Constitutional Development,Michael Masutha is now the Deputy Ministerfor Science and Technology, Andries Nel is

the Deputy Minister for Co-operativeGovernance and Traditional Affairs andPamela Tshwete is the new Deputy Minister

for Rural Development and Land Reform.The President through his spokesman, MacMaharaj said: “The presidency wishes toremind opinion-makers that the President of

the Republic uses his prerogative whenappointing members of the national

executive. He does not need to provide

reasons”.The changes drew wide spread reaction frompolitical parties and unions - both positiveand negative.We asked readers how they feel about thechanges made on Tuesday?

Mr Saul Sehlabela said: “He fired those whoknow a lot about him. He is dictating. He isscared they will give some of that informationaway. I think it is a bad thing this reshuffle”. Ms Frieda Manoke said: “I think he is afraid

because we are heading for elections. Hewants us to think that he was doing his job.He should have fired Angie Motshekga!”.

Mr Joseph Magabe said: “The changes arenot fair. Tokyo Sexwale has done a good job- since the time of President Mandela. Zumashould be giving reasons because it looks to

us like some of them were doing a good job.Like Tokyo cleaned up Johannesburg andhere in the rural areas like Burgersfort wewere waiting for him to come and do thesame. Manoke is the nearest rural area to

town and must get preference to berenovated”.

Mr Bongi Nkosi said: “He should haveinformed the people why he is making thechanges before he did it. We don’t know why

it happened. We are in the dark in the ANC”.

Mr Sam Chiote said: “He must give reasons.

He cannot chase people away withoutreasons. I’m worried. I am a worker and if thepresident can just without reason chasepeople away from their jobs, other bosses

may want to do the same to their people.Maybe there was corruption and he decided

to dismiss these people before it can comeout”.

Mr Thami Malope said: “The Presidentrealized that some of the people were doing

corruption. He wanted to clean them outbefore the elections”.

Mr Michael Mnisi said: “I think we are facingthe elections and if he carry on with thesepeople there is the possibility of losing hisposition. His focus is also on people who

were were against him at Mangaung”.

Mr Collins Matjie said: “It is bad thisreshuffle. I don’t think he will manage tocomplete his term as ANC president.Remember what they did to Mbeki? The

same may happen to him. The people aretalking about that. Maybe by 2018 there willbe another good leader”.

Mr Billy Mnisi and Ms Kgaogelo Mnisi said: “It is not right. Those people knew the job and nowit will take time for the new people to get to know all the stuff. We worry too much becausemany things may now change and some careers are now destroyed”.

Me. Lee Stopforth sê: “Ek kyk nie meer nuusnie. Dit ontstel my net te veel, so ek weet nieeintlik iets van die politiek af nie. Skommeling

raak my nie. Hy kan doen wat hy wil, ek dinkook nie ander se opinie maak vir Zuma saaknie”.

What is your opinion about the




cabinet reshuffle this week?

Mr Rex Sedikane said: “I’m not happy withthe changes. He should have kept them untilafter the elections next year. He cannotchange without a reason”.

Mr Lucky Ngobeni said: “I’m not ok with thechanges. I don’t understand why he did that.He must give us good reasons why hechanged these people”.

Mr Sendy Masia said: “He should not havechanged the cabinet. He must have kept allthe ministers. Zuma must give reasons why

he fired Tokyo Sexwale and the others”.

Me. Marlene Lombard sê: “Ek het nie eersgeweet daar was veranderinge nie. Zuma isdeesdae so ‘n voorbeeldige president. Ekdink wel hy moet iets met Angie Motshekga

gedoen het. Die handboek ding was ‘n groot

issue”. By haar is haar hondjie, Meisiekind.

Mr Andy Mohloke and Mr Benjamin Moima said: “Tokyo Sexwale wasagainst Jacob Zuma at Mangaung. Zuma made a mistake. Now he isgiving Tokyo a chance to mobilise against him with guys like Malema.Whether he should have axed Angie Motshekga or not we think it ispremature to judge”.

Mr Charles Moroke said: “I think if he hadreasons it was good, but to change justbecause of a personal matter will not be right.

There are things which is not public so wecannot really judge on whether it is good orbad he reshuffled”.

Me. Allison van der Berg sê: “Dit maak nie virmy saak wat hy doen nie. Jy argumenteernie en raak nie betrokke nie”.

Mr Makhanda Maphanga said: “Thosepeople who thought Angie Motshekga should

have been fired should not put all the blameon her for the textbook debacle. There aremany black children who do not haveresources. I also don’t think Ben Martin

should have been changed. The rest are ok”.

Ms Sizane Mkhizesaid: “I think he is

just getting rid ofthose who gaveMalema information.

He is scared. There

are big changes inthe ANC. We don’tknow which ANC it isnow. It is bad, wedon’t know why hechanged the

ministers becausehe did not comment.Some of the

questions that wasasked about it hecould not answer.

South Africa is fallingapart. I’m scared”.With her is Xolani.




Mark the date: 27 July 2013

Wildevy 4x4 Family DayOn 27 July the annual Wildevy 4x4 Day will be taking place at PLMBoerdery on the R37 towards Lydenburg. The organisers are invitingeveryone to mark the date and join them for a day filled with fun.

120 vehicles will be taking on the routes with the fun activities in

between. There will be live entertainment by various artists includingHenri Alant and Handré.Food stalls and other flea market stalls will be available as well as a

beer tent with a cash bar. There will be loads of entertainment for thechildren. A free transport service between the various points will beoffered as well. The highlight of the day, the Show Stopper will asalways end the day’s 4x4 activities and is something not to bemissed.

If you still want to participate in the event with putting up a stall or

driving the mountain route you can contact Chantelle Goodman at013 231 7498. The mountain route is a challenging route up theMorone Mountain and a vehicle with full 4x4 capabilities is needed(including low range and diff lock). At the top of the mountainbreathtaking views refreshments will be serves before heading backdown.

Henri Alant known for his hit single - Cupid will join forces withHandré Visagie to host a charity event at Buffelsvley Guest Farm onFriday 26 July. All funds raised with this evening will be donated to

the Wildevy 4x4 Day’s fund raising efforts. The show starts at 20:00

and there will be a cash bar and food for sale. Tickets are R30 perperson and will be on sale at the door from 19:00. For more

information contact: 072 426 7535.Henri Alant (below) and Handré Visagie(above) will do a charity show atBuffelsvley Guest Farm on 26 July 2013.All the funds raised will be donated to theWildevy 4x4 Day’s fund raising efforts.

Fun for everyone at the 4x4 day.

Enter the WildevyMountain Bike

RaceMountain bike

enthusiasts still havetime to enter the

Wildevy MountainBike Race. This race

has various optionsand levels of difficulty.From a fun ride of 2kmfor the kids to a 70kmride for the seriousrider. Camping spots

as well as ablutionfacilities are available

for riders coming fromfar. Big names in thesport are alsoexpected toparticipate. To find out

more and submit yourentry contact: Pieter

Heyns on 082 8065622




Johan en Florrie Gouws, twee veterane van Ohrigstad het onlangs hulle 25ste

huweliksherdending met ‘n swierige geleentheid in Ohrigstad gevier.(Foto en inligting: Mara Theunissen)

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A section of the floor was lifted and with new fridges, a brand

new deli and butchery section convenience is at its best.

The shop is open seven days a week until late and offers

customers a quick and easy shopping experience at affordable

prices. The team at the OK Minimark is also committed to

providing excellent and friendly service. Shoppers are welcome

to give comments, suggestions and complaints to the manager

on duty. The OK Minimark management would like to thank

their customers for their patience and continued support while

the renovations were happening. They are also inviting the

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Right: The OK

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The Deli section offers warm and delicious

meals at affordable prices. The menu may differ

from day to day, but favourites are always

available.

The butchery section is now geared to provide

the best service on site. Delicious biltong is also

available at the counter. Customers can still

order special items in advance and just pick up

the prepared items as arranged.



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On 6 July the Tubatse Masters visited Phiphidi Village just outside Thohoyandou town to play a friendlysoccer match. There they faced ThohoyandouStamina Free Masters.The games kicked-off at 15:00 and just before the

start a moment of silence was observed for the loss of

one of the great Tubatse Masters players, Mr Brown

Bruno Letageng.The Tubatse Masters was first to score and by halftime led by 2-1. In the second half the Stamina FreeMasters came back very strong and managed to

score two more goals.The final score: Tubatse Masters 2 and ThohoyandouStamina Free Masters 3. Derrick Phokane of TubatseMasters was named the Man of the Match.(Information & Photographs: Jerial Movundlela).

The Tubatse Masters team.

The Thohoyandou Stamina Free Masters team.

Playing far away

More than R200 000 over five years at stakeOn Tuesday 16 teams from Ward 29 andWard 28 came together to draw their spots

in a tournament that will run over fiveyears.The games will be played at GaMphanaVillage’s BagaKodi Ground in in Ward 29of Greater Tubatse.

The Group A Fixtures for play on 21

December 2013 is: FC Kodi White Doves(Host team) vs Ratau Young Tigers FC;Mpelegane Amanyaza vs Maseven TigersFC; Tshehla Brazil vs Shining Stars(Masione) FC; Mphana Winter Roses vs

Phetla Arsenals FC.Group B Fixtures for play on 22 December

2013: Mpelegane Blue Birds vs MatlemaYoung Zebras FC; Maepa Smodern Fas XIvs Jik Masters FC; Bahlakwana Hungry Lionsvs Maepa Red Aces FC; Mphana Black

Eagles vs Mazimbane Sheperds FC.The quarter finals will be played on 25

December 2013. and the fixtures are: Winner1 vs 5; Winner 2 vs 6; Winner 3 vs 7; Winner4 vs 8. The Semi final will be played on 26December with the following fixtures: Winner1 vs 2; Winner 3 vs 4. The final will be played

on 28 December 2013 with the followingfixture: Losers semi finalists; Finalists. Kick-

off times will be 09:30 every day to 17:15.The tournament will run over five years andthe stakes will be as follows: 2013 - R22 500;2014 - R32 500; 2015 - R42 500; 2016 - R52

500 and in 2017 - R62 500. A grand total ofR212 500 in prize money. All teams get

money as the organisers want to toencourage players to participate and takesports seriously while staying away fromdrugs and alcohol. The aim is to producesoccer stars who will eventually be able to

represent the area in the PSL andnational squads.

Mr Senyane ‘Bashin’ Kodi said: “Weappeal to all corporate businesses eg.local mines, chain stores, government,businessmen/women and shops to

support this initiative as all teams havesigned a comprehensive legal contract

binding themselves for five years. In Ward29 sport is our unity and our healer”.Anyone who wants to help or get moreinformation can contact Senyane ‘Bashin’Kodi on 082 344 5493.

Teams attended a contract signing event on Tuesday this week.



12 24 October 2008

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week of August.Teams who want toenter should do so bythe last week of July.

(Information: Martinvan Rooyen).

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