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Guards protest over salariesScores of security guards who say they

have not been paid their December salaries protested outside the Greater Tzaneen municipal offi ces last Wednesday.

The protesting guards are part of the 125 offi cers working for the private Security company, Hlimbyi which has been awarded a tender to provide security services to the Greater Tzaneen Municipality.

Spokesperson for the guards, Wilson Serumule said they have not been paid since

they started working on December 1.“We did not get any money to buy

Christmas presents for our families. Now we can’t pay school fees and buy uniforms for our children.

“Our children will have to sit at home because there is no money to send them to school,” said Serumule.

He said when they asked the owner of Hlimbyi Security, Audry Shiphalana about their salaries, she says she has not received

payment from the municipality for the services rendered.

Shiphalana referred inquiries to the acting municipal manager, Norah Lion.

Lion said Hlimbyi Security contract with the municipality has been terminated because it was awarded in disregard of the recommendation of the municipality’s bid adjudication committee.

The bid adjudication committee recommended that the bid be advertised

again to comply with required legislation and prescripts.

At the time the tender was awarded by the former acting municipal manager Obby Mkhombo its validity period had lapsed.

She refused to answer further questions saying the matter is awaiting judicial determination.

It will be heard in the Polokwane High Court next Wednesday.

PROTEST: Private security guards protes ng outside the offi ces of the Greater Tzaneen Municipality last Wednesday.

2 MOPANI HERALD Friday January 16, 2015NEWS

WANTED: Thalun Tafoye is wanted man in connec on with the murder which happened at Lenyenye on December 30.

Police in the Maake area are looking for an Ethiopian man in relation to a murder of a fellow Ethiopian man aged 25 years.

The incident happened at Lenyenye Township where the two men had a heated

argument on December 30 at midnight and later the suspect was shot dead.

The wanted man is identifi ed as Thalun Tasfoye aged 28 years. The motive behind the argument is still unknown and police investigations are continuing.

The police were alerted about the murder immediately and have worked tirelessly in search of the suspect with no success. Anyone with information about this man can contact Lieutenant Colonel Cecil Machimane on 072 532 1725 or SAPS crime stop on

Help police find murder suspectsManhunt for Ethiopian manPolice in Maake have launched a massive

manhunt for suspects who killed a 30 year old man at Lenyenye Township along the industrial road on Saturday night.

It is alleged that the body of the deceased was found lying along the street with serious multiple stab wounds all over his body. The circumstances on how he was killed are not yet known. “The deceased is identifi ed as Vusi Mkhari from Mhlaba Cross and he was a worker at a mortuary in Lenyenye. The suspects in this matter are still unknown. Anyone with information about the death of this man and identifi cation of the suspects can contact the nearest police station or Lieutenant Colonel Cecil Machimane on 072 532 1725 or the SAPS crime stop number

08600 10111 for 24 hours” said police spokesperson Lieutenant Colonel Moatshe Ngoepe.

Police investigations are still continuing. In another incident, police in

Modjadjisklooof are investigating the death of a 43 year old Peter Rasodi which occurred at Westfalia Estate outside Modjadjiskloof on Saturday. The deceased was on duty when a large pole fell on top of him while the bell machine was busy loading poles into a truck. He sustained serious injuries all over his body. An ambulance was called to the scene and conveyed him to hospital where he was certifi ed dead on arrival. A case of culpable homicide was opened and police investigations are continuing.

Woman in court for raping manA 46 year-old woman appeared in the

Bolobedu Magistrate’s Court on Thursday for raping a 22 year-old man.

Mmantwa Sylvia Mabulana of Bjapjamela Village in the Bolobedu was granted a bail of R1000.

According to the police spokesperson, Lieutenant Colonel Moasthe Ngoepe, the victim was walking past the suspect’s place when he was called into the house.“After entering the house, he was dragged into

the bed room by the suspect and repeatedly raped until the following morning,” said Ngoepe.

Ngoepe said after he was released, the victim was taken to hospital with serious injuries which occurred during the sexual assault.

The suspect was arrested and charged with rape.

The case was postponed to February 9, pending further police investigations.

Hlohlokwe residents protest against lack of service

A motorist was attacked and his car set on fi re during a service delivery protest which started on Sunday at Hlohlokwe in Bolobedu.

Residents blocked the road with rocks and tree branches in protest against the lack of basic service delivery.

Police spokesperson, Lieutenant-Colonel Moatshe Ngoepe said a motorist was attacked when he tried to remove the objects blockading the road on Sunday night and his car was set alight.

Ngoepe said the police managed to bring the situation under control and the villages waited for the executive mayor, Nkakareng Rakgoale to address them on Tuesday morning.

Ngoepe said police investigations into violent protests are continuing.

Residents are demanding clean running water, the grading of streets in the village and that the main

road be upgraded to tar.

Crime news in briefBolobedu: Police in Bolobedu have

arrested 83 suspects for various criminal activities over the past week.

According to Bolobedu police spokesperson, Constable Rebotile Shai, three suspects were arrested for rape, one for murder, one for attempted murder and one suspect was arrested for pointing of fi rearm.

Six suspects were arrested for assault with intent to cause grievous bodily harm, three for common assault, two for intimidation and two suspects were arrested for house breaking and theft. Five suspects were arrested for theft, two for shoplifting, one for malicious damage to property and one for business robbery. Two suspects were arrested for possession of dagga, one for crimen injuria, seven for being illegal immigrants, one for failure to comply with

maintenance order, one for drunken driving, and 43 suspects were arrested for public drinking.

Letsitele: Police in Letsitele have arrested 33 suspects for various criminal activities over the past week.

According to Letsitele police spokesperson, Constable Reoh Mabunda, one suspect was arrested for common robbery, fi ve for assault, six for public drinking and two for theft.

Two suspects were arrested for housebreaking and theft, two for possession of dagga, three for plantation of dagga and one suspect was arrested for stock theft. Two suspects were arrested for theft from motor vehicle, one for illegal fi shing and nine suspects were arrested for contravening the Road Traffi c Act.

Message from Letsitele policeLetsitele police said they would like to

thank all motor drivers for being cautious during ‘Operation Festive Season’. According to Letsitele police spokesperson, Constable Reoh Mabunda only two accidents were reported. ‘It was only minor injuries compared to 2013 festive where almost six accidents were reported with serious

injuries. It really shows that there is a high cooperation between law enforcers and motorists in Letsitele jurisdiction,’ he was quoted as saying.

Mabunda added that the station operates for 24hrs. The public is asked to use these numbers in case of emergency: 015 345 8600 ,10111 or 112 if using a cell phone.

Help Ritavi police capture these suspects

Ritavi police are appealing to the public to help them capture the following suspects: Prince Moyo who resides in Mokgoloboto and Shadrack Maake of Lephepane are both wanted for murder. Matome Pilusa from Mokgoloboto is wanted for arson and assault with intent to cause grievous bodily harm. Ritavi police spokesperson, Warrant Offi cer

Seth Magadzi said Cornelly Baloyi from JB Village is wanted for robbery with a weapon. Justice Thokwe from Dan Village is wanted for robbery. Magadzi added that Richard Ndou of Nkowankowa Section A is wanted for house breaking and Nkateko Mongwe of Mbambamencisi is wanted by police for malicious damage to property.

The motive behind the argument is still unknown and police investigations

are continuing

08600 10111 for 24 hours or if the man is aware of this message he can go to the Maake police station and ask for Machimane.

MOPANI HERALD Friday January 16, 2015 3NEWS

Local school does it againModubatse High School in

Ga-Kgapane has done it again by producing the highest Bachelors in the Rakwadu Circuit in 2014 matric results.

Modubatse has been doing so since 2005 until present. The school has managed to remain in the top 20 of Limpopo’s best performing schools since 2005.

In 2014 they had 237 learners who wrote matric fi nal examinations.

Out of the 237, 219 passed where 90 learners obtained bachelors,

80 diplomas and 49 higher certifi cates. They took position three in the Rakwadu Circuit

and 17 in Limpopo Province. Phosa Malakia, the best

performing learner obtained 80% in English, 97% in mathematics, 93% in geography, 94% inLlife Sciences and 99% in Physical Sciences.

Mohuba Bertha took second place where she got 80% in Sepedi, 92% in Mathematics, 81% in Life Sciences and 85% in Physical Sciences.

Thoka Khutso got third place with 86% in Life Sciences, 83% in Physical Sciences, 81% in

Agricultural Sciences and 79% in Mathematics.

“I feel very privileged to be part of a school that performs so well every year.

“Annually learners make us proud by obtaining very high percentages which gives our school good publicity to show that we work hard to ensure that these learners go places. We have produced learners who left to do medicine in Cuba over the years and we are certain we will continue to produce quality learners”, said Raseropo Solomon, Modubatse High School principal.

BEST PERFORMING LEARNERS: Malakia Phosa and Khutso Thoka (both seated) are two of the top three learners at Modubatse High School in Ga-Kgapane who performed very well during the 2014 matric examina ons. standing are Khomotso Malematsa, English Head of Department at the school, Solomon Raseropo, the school principal and Mpho Sebola, grade 12 Physical Sciences teacher. Photo: Mokgadi Raphala.

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Kings Court matrics excellThe King’s Court Matriculants

wrote the IEB examinations and received a 100% pass rate.

The school’s top achievers were: Melisa Chikukwa - four distinctions for Accountancy, Business Studies, Life Orientation and Mathematics, Ike Mafa - three distinctions for Geography, Life Orientation

and Life Science, Truidah Mabunda - two distinctions for Geography and Sepedi FAL and Maite Malola - two distinctions for Mathematics and Life Orientation.

The Grade 12 class obtained a combined total of 17 A’s, 30 B’s and 40 C’s. The school is very proud of its students.

FOUR: Melisa Chikukwa of King’s Court fi nished top of her class with four dis nc ons.

THREE: Ike Mafa obtained three dis nc ons for Geography, Life Orienta on and Life Science.

TWO: Maite Malola, a pupil of King’s Court, obtained two dis nc ons.

TWO: Truidah Mabunda of King’s Court obtained two dis nc ons during the matric exams

Tzaneen Crime newsPolice in Tzaneen have

arrested 112 suspects for various criminal activities over the past week.

According to Tzaneen police spokesperson, Constable Glenda Maimele one suspect was arrested for assault by threat, four for assault with intent to cause grievous bodily harm, one for rape and 11 suspects were arrested for shoplifting.

Five suspects were arrested for theft, three for housebreaking and theft, one for theft out of motor vehicle and one suspect was arrested for possession of dagga.

Two suspects were arrested for possession of suspected stolen property, six for common robbery, and four for malicious damage to property.

One suspect was arrested for attempted murder.

Seven suspects were arrested for prostitution and three for illegal fi shing.

Seven suspects were arrested for illegal trading and fi ve for illegal gambling.

Four suspects were arrested for public drinking, one for drunken driving and 45 suspects were arrested for contravening the Road Traffi c Act.

4 MOPANI HERALD Friday January 16, 2015GENERAL

#90DAYS: Natalie Chapman will perform at Dei Gra a on January 29 as part of her #90Days2015 ini a ve to spread hope to survivors of violent and sexual crimes.

#90Days2015 comes to townSouth African singer/ songwriter Natalie

Chapman is embarking on the second #90Days tour, focused on giving a voice to survivors of violent and sexual crimes.

With the fi rst #90Days held last year, Chapman completed a daunting task:

90 performances in 90 consecutive days in 90 different towns from January to April 2014. Covering more than 13 500 km across South Africa, and reaching thousands of individuals with her message of hope, motivation and music, Chapman was awarded a LEADSA Hero Award for her efforts in May 2014.

#90Days2015 kicks off on January 28 in Pretoria, moving to Tzaneen, Phalaborwa and Hoedspruit in the following three days. With a journey that will cover 15 000km of South Africa, Namibia, Botswana and Lesotho, Chapman endeavours to spread her message of hope and awareness everywhere she goes.

Chapman will perform at Dei Gratia Family Restaurant in Tzaneen on January 29.

Visit www.nataliechapman.com for more information on the initiative and performances.

He was awarded an award of excellence for serving 38 years as an educator

New station commander appointed

NEWLY APPOINTED: Letsitele Police Sta on Commander Lieutenant Colonel Dina Machete was appointed in December 2014 to head the sta on. Since her appointment she has worked relentlessly to bring criminals to jus ce with the help of her team.

South African Police Service (SAPS) in Letsitele have appointed a new station commander in December 2014.

The newly appointed station commander, Lieutenant Colonel Dina Machete is ready to serve the team with a smile. She joined saps in 1986 and served for 29 years under the Vispol and Detective Unit.

She has worked at eight police stations before coming to Letsitele. She served under uniform at Mahwelereng, Sekgosese, Namakgale and has worked as a Branch Commander at Makhado FCS, Thohoyandou FCS, General Detective Commander, Giyani Detective Commander and Giyani Cluster Detective Coordinator.

She promises the community in Letsitele peace, love and happiness, but a hammer to all who are at the wrong side of the law. Her mission in 2015 is to ensure that crime is reduced to zero in her jurisdiction which is comprised of farms, villages and the small

suburb of Letsitele. Since her appointment she has managed to bring more than 300 perpetrators to justice.

In 2015 the Letsitele police promise to enhance partnership with all various departments, tribal councils and councilors, to revive all the CPF structutres and to work with various NGO’s.

“Police are requesting all community members to work hand in hand with the police. We also promise community members that justice will take its course to anyone committing crime. With all reported cases police, will

leave no stone unturned. We would like to thank all community

members who helped in fi ghting crime during the festive season. Our station is working 24 hours. In case of an emergency our number is 015 345 8600 or you can call the crime stop number 10111 or 112 if you are using a cell phone”, said machete.

School bids farewell to teacher

Lephepane Primary School bid farewell to their retiring teacher who has been with the school for nearly 40 years.

The function was held at Makgoebaskloof Ruskamp on December 11. Mothobudi Enoch Matuludi has been a teacher at the school since 1976 his speciality was mathematics. Matuludi was praised by his former colleagues for being a smart dresser and a creative thinker. School Principal Maboke Letsoalo thanked Matuludi for his contribution during his teaching days. ‘Matuludi was a hands-on teacher, a

good sports organizer, pastor and advisor,’ said Letsoalo. The schools’ deputy principal, Matome Sekokotla wished the retiring teacher well. He was awarded an award of excellence for serving 38 years as an educator.

AWARD: The re ring educator, Mothobudi Enoch Matuludi receives his cer fi cate of excellence from deputy principal, Matome Sekokotla with them is Matuludi’s daughter, Masekubs Molepo.

FAREWELL: The schools’ deputy principal, Matome Sekokotla, school principal, Maboke Letsoalo, Matuludi’s daughter, Masekubs Molepo and the re ring teacher Mothobudi Enoch Matuludi.

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MOPANI HERALD Friday January 16, 2015 5PROMOTIONS

6 MOPANI HERALD Friday January 16, 2015OPINION

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Something needs to be doneMaxwell Nkuna writes:

Every week a car accident or two occur at Nkowankowa crossing on the Lydenburg road and no one seems to care about it.

Road signs removed during service delivery protest by residents of Mokgoloboto late last year have not been replaced.

According to motorists, there are always a lot of traffi c law enforcement offi cers at Nkowankowa crossing but they seem to be only interested in taking bribes.

Even if your car tyres are worn out or you are carrying an over load all you do is pay a

bribe and pass. Something needs to be done before many lives are lost.

Higher certificates - providing a foot in the higher education door

Many of last year’s matriculants now fi nd themselves in a situation where their plans to study towards a degree this year were thwarted by marks which didn’t allow them to make the cut.

But an education expert says that there is still a way for those who remain determined to study towards a bachelor’s degree: that of pursuing a Higher Certifi cate, which will allow them to take the next step without having to repeat their matric.

Dr Anne-Ka van den Hoek, Academic Manager at the Independent Institute of Education, SA’s largest and most accredited private higher education institution, says a Higher Certifi cate is a great option for these prospective students.

Van den Hoek says it is important that matriculants check that the institution they register with for a Higher Certifi cate, supports all students with focused academic literacy modules and a full year programme designed to bridge the gap between school and higher education.

She says that Higher Certifi cates have replaced many foundation programmes, as they provide students with an opportunity

to gain a full qualifi cation while at the same time mastering those essential skills needed for higher education success – broadly known as academic literacies.

“These range from how to engage successfully with academic material, to how to review information and present it appropriately with the level of synthesis required for successful academic study,” she says.

But she also warns that, while all degrees at public and private higher education institutions are subject to the same quality assurance requirements, they are not all alike.

Van den Hoek says that those students who were not accepted at the institution of their choice, didn’t gain a Bachelor’s pass, or who need to strengthen their academic abilities before studying for a degree, will all do well to consider the Higher Certifi cate route.

“It may take you a little bit longer to get there, but the experience and ultimate achievement will be well worth it, and will set you on the road to the career you’ve dreamed of but deemed out of reach.”

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MOPANI HERALD Friday January 16, 2015 7SPORTS

KLG basks in the glory of the 2014 seasonThe 2014 soccer season of the Kaizer Letsoalo Games

(KLG) Soccer League will be remembered as arguably the best year for the famous KLG Sport family.

This is the view expressed by the Chairman of KLG Sport, Marupine Sape. He said it was the year the saw the management committee of KLG introduce the much talked about Premier and Super divisions of their exciting soccer league programme.

In the preceding year, the KLG Soccer League comprised two equal divisions simply known as the Green and Yellow streams. The Premier and Super divisions created historic platforms and vibes that literally took this area by storm.

The 2014 season entailed the Top 8 Soccer Challenge which was eventually won by Golden Aces, the introduction of the Premier and Super Division which were won by Manamela Naughty Boys and Rita All Stars respectively, the Annual Schools Sport Event and the Pamo Cup which was won by Leswika Classic. All these activities, including weekly league matches, drew large crowds overall. The pinnacle of the league competition was the Premier title-deciding

match between Leswika Classic and Manamela Naughty Boys hosted at the Swika la motheo ground in the Tickeyline-Motlhatlareng area; as well as the Super title-deciding encounter between Mokomotji Highlanders and Rita All Stars staged at the Mokomotji ground. Both these events recorded an unprecedented attendance by sport fanatics of the KLG Sport. The attendance was bolstered by the presence of ward councillors, headmen and Royal Houses of Batlhabine ‘a Makatikelekadichipi and Bakgagabaga Maake.

According to Sape, the highlights of the year were these title-deciding matches at both the Swika la Motheo and Mokomotji grounds. “We are truly thankful to all our communities for the support and unprecedented turnout. Indeed it was the fi rst time that such supported was shown in the history of sport in the area”, he said.

A fascinating development for the KLG Sport last season was the introduction of Merafe FM (a true radio station of the people) and local deejays such as DJ Monadha, DJ Rackzen, Richy and DJ Knorrox to the programmes of KLG Sport.

“As the Sport Committee of KLG, we have no reason to

doubt the good support, commitment and loyalty from all in our communities as we approach the new season”.

The Administrator of KLG Sport, TrillyMogoboya, said it was as a rest of these huge activities and the success of KLG that they continuously receive too many enquiries from different new teams interested in participating in the KLG Soccer League this season.

Some of the new teams that have shown interest in the activities of KLG Sport, particularly the two divisions of the KLG Soccer League, include Ramalema Mighty Birds, Ramalema Golden Birds, Nabane Hotspurs, Juliesburg United and Bokgaga Silverstone.

Meanwhile, a general meeting of all teams, including any other interested teams, is scheduled for this Sunday morning at the Lephepane Child Care Centre.

The main issues to be discussed include the new season of KLG Sport. Information on all activities of KLG Sport in the new season may be obtained from the Chairman of KLG Sport, Marupine Sape on 0732425265 or KLG league administrator, Trilly Mogoboya at 0823564056.

Meeting to discuss new seasonThe Super and Premier new season

programme of the KaizerLetsolao Games (KLG) Soccer League will be discussed this coming Sunday when the sport committee of the KLG meets all KLG members and other interested teams at the Lephepane Child Care Centre.

It is clear that the high standard set by the action-packed KLG Soccer League last season has pressured the sport committee of the KLG to make thorough preparations for the Super and Premier divisions of this fascinating soccer league.

The Chairman of KLG Sport, Marupine Sape, said the sport committee will introduce more attractive initiatives for the two exciting divisions this season. The 2015 football season will be opened with a big bang of the top 8 competitions for both divisions. The best 8 teams in terms of the 2014 fi nal log standings in each division will compete in their respective divisional tournaments. To this end, the 2014 Premier division teams will compete in the KLG Top 8 Soccer Challenge, while the 2014 Super division teams will battle it out for KLG Super 8 Cup.

The winner in each division will get a fl oating trophy, cash prize and gold medals. The runners-up will get silver medals and cash prize. With regard to the top 4 Super division teams, they will also be entitled

to promotion to the elite Premier division of the league. Rita All Stars, Mokomotji Highlanders, Napscom and Moime Liverpool will participate in the KLG Premier division this season.

Teams set to partake in the respective top 8 competitions are the following:

KLG Premier Division (KLG Top 8 Soccer Challenge): Manamela Naughty Boys, Leswika Classic, Golden Aces, Mogoboya Junior Chiefs, Ramalema Cosmos, Mapantsula, Lephepane Rovers and Khopho All Stars.

KLG Super Division (KLG Super 8 Cup): Rita All Stars, Mokomotji Highlanders, Napscom, Moime Liverpool, Bancock, Carling, Khujwana Classic and Moime Celtic.

Other important matters set to be discussed in the general meeting this Sunday include affi liation and registration for the 2015 KLG Soccer League, the Easter Tournament and the 2015 KLG sport calendar.

According to Marupine Sape, all teams interested in joining the KLG Sport this year are welcome to attend the meeting. Information relating to KLG Sport and all its leagues and competitions may be obtained from the chairman of KLG Sport, Marupine Sape at 0732425265 or the Administrator of KLG Sport, TrillyMogoboya on 0823564056.

Captain Doregos prize giving

PRIZE WINNER: A prize in a form of a mini oven was handed over to a lucky draw winner at Captain Doregos last Thursday. The December lucky draw customer compe on is an annual compe on that seeks to give back to loyal customers. Molatelo Modjadji was the lucky person to walk away with the prize. From le to right is Mariam Shingange, Molatelo Modjadji (prize winner), Mar n Loock (Store Manager) and David Moagi.

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MOPANI

Modjadji, Mopani emerge victoriousVICTORIOUS: Modjadjiskloof Spar soccer team beat their Giyani counterparts 3-1 in the Spar Mini League games on Sunday.

Modjadjiskloof and Mopani emerged victorious in soccer and netball during the Spar Mini League games at Giyani and Tzaneen on Sunday.

In Giyani, Modjadjiskloof Spar soccer team looked unstoppable when they easily trounced their Giyani counterparts 3-1.

Refi lwe “Rhee” Mamatlepa, Felix Sekgota and Tebogo “Tebza” Lebea scored a goal apiece to give Modjadjiskloof a well deserved win while Tinyiko Baloyi scored the only goal for Giyani.

In Tzaneen, Mopani Spar continued their impressive form in the league with a 4-1 victory away to Tzaneen Spar. Solomon

Baloyi netted a brace with his team mates Solly Baloyi and Rodgers Baloyi scoring one each for the visitors. Cedrick “The Tower” Lebea pulled one back for the home side.

In netball, Modjadjiskloof Spar kept up their fi ne form in the league with a 11-1 away win over Giyani while Mopani Spar recorded a hard fought 12-10 victory over Tzaneen.

The next round of the games will take place on February 8. Modjadjiskloof Spar will take on Mopani at Kings Court while Giyani play against Tzaneen at Giyani Stadium. The teams will compete in both soccer and netball. WINNERS: Modjadjiskloof Spar netball team won 11-1 against Giyani.

STRIKERS: Modjadjiskloof Spar soccer team strikers who scored a goal each, Refi lwe “Rhee” Mamatlepa and Felix Sekgota.