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Iemand in die Groter Tzaneen Munisipaliteit se hoër vlak van bestuur lieg oor die straatligkwessie. Die GTM se segsman, mnr Neville Ndlala*, het ‘n raps meer as ‘n week gelede op ons navraag oor die baie dooie straatligte in die dorp — ons het in net ‘n deel van die dorp meer as drie honderd getel — bevestig dat daar nie in die begroting vir die herstel van die straatligte voorsien is nie.
Die direkteur van elektrisiteitsdienste, mnr Pierre van den Heever, het al ‘n hele ruk gelede in ‘n openhartige en deursigtige onderhoud met ons ook gesê daar is nie geld in die GTM se beursie om so baie straatligte te vervang en te herstel nie. Hy het toe gesê die sentrale regering se departement van energie gaan geld hiervoor beskikbaar stel.
Sondag bel die GTM se hoof- finansiële beampte, me Norah Lion, toe baie ontsteld om te sê daar is wel geld vir die projek. Sy het R4,4 miljoen, om presies te wees. Sy sê egter nie waarvandaan dié bedrag kom nie. Die departement van energie het wel onlangs R5 miljoen vir die projek oorbetaal en daar is hoop dat hulle nog R2 miljoen
gaan oorbetaal. Of die R4,4m uit die R5m kom, weet ons nie.
As dit daaruit kom, is die vraag natuurlik wat van die ander R600 000 geword het. Lion kon of wou ook nie sê hoeveel geld vir die projek begroot is nie. Sy het die afgesaagde ou rympie herhaal, dat die Bulletin lieg en ‘n oningeligte bron gebruik.
Wat sy nie besef nie is dat ons ‘n ruk gelede met Van den Heever, toe hy as munisipale bestuurder waargeneem het, ‘n paar sake bespreek het, waarvan die straatligte een was.
Hy het toe vir ons verduidelik hoe benard die toedrag van sake is:
• Die ondergrondse kabels vir die straatligte is stokoud en verweer nou vinnig;
• Die T-laste van die kabel na elke paal is ondergronds en veroorsaak erge probleme en sal deur die bank oopgegraaf en vervang moet word;
• Die geel gloeilampe wat byvoorbeeld in Aqualaan en Grensweg gebruik word, word nie meer vervaardig nie en die voorraad is uitgeput;
• Bestaande gloeilampe moet met langlewe gloeilampe vervang word. Dit is ‘n vereiste van die departement van energie en daarom skenk hulle geld hiervoor;
• Die getal werkers in die elektrisiteitsdepartement is basies dieselfde as die getal wat onderhoud gedoen het voor Nkowankowa, Lenyenye, Letsitele en Haenertsburg se straatbeligting gedoen is en sterk uitgebrei het.
Van den Heever het ook ander tegniese probleme uitgewys, veral wat betref die toerusting in die sub-stasies en wat ook die straatligte beïnvloed.
Lion het onder meer ook vir Bulletin se Michael Sakuneka tydens haar emosionele gesprek Sondag gesê ‘n kontrakteur is aangestel om die straatligkwessie reg te stel. Sy het toe verduidelik dat die kontrakteur eers
besig is met ‘n wenslikheidstudie. Sy het nie gesê hoekom so ‘n studie nodig is
nie, niks gesê van wat presies in die ondersoek deur die kontrakteur bepaal moet word nie en het ook geen aanduiding gegee van wanneer die ondersoek afgehandel sal wees en die kontrakteur sal begin werk nie.
Van den Heever sê om Tzaneen se straatligte weer op standaard te kry, kan redelik maklik twee jaar lank duur.
* Ndlala: Die Bulletin het al ‘n paar gure bostings met Ndlala gehad, want as segsman is hy dikwels vir ‘n hele dag en selfs langer nie op enige telefoon beskikbaar nie en is hy ook nie in sy kantoor nie. Hy beloof graag dat hy terugvoer sal gee op navrae, maar dan verdamp sy beloftes soos mis voor die son. Eweneens gee hy soms antwoorde op ons navrae wat sinloos is en hy is lief om vir ons personeel te sê ons is lastig of om te vra hoekom ons iets wil weet. In plaas van om ‘n produktiewe skakel tussen die GTM en die media te wees, is hy meesal ‘n remskoen.
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Iemand lieg!
Landowners have until the end of July to burn fire breaks. As of 1 August no fires are allowed. The Letaba Fire Protection Association’s aerial resources arrive on Sunday. These include a spotter aeroplane flown by pilot Siem Venter and a Bell Huey helicopter flown by pilot Paul Bester.
According to Mr Trevor Phillips, chairman of the LFPA, all predictions are that we are in for a busy fire season, because of a good rain season and a heavy fuel build-up over the last couple of years.
Paid-up members of the LFPA may use the Tzaneen Working On Fire team for free to help with fire breaks on their farms. This is a very popular service and the team is fully booked each year to assist landowners. They also visit schools for fire awareness programs and assist on members’ farms when there are run-away fires. This is a first come first serve service.
There are approximately 24 WoF teams in Limpopo and it includes the Mamabolo team in Haenertsburg and two Sekororo teams.
Important information regarding the WoF team which each landowner should know: the crew leader is in charge of the team. You can identify the crew leader by the red bands around both arms. Truck drivers have blue bands around both arms. The crew’s uniform is yellow, but new recruits wear blue overalls. • Landowners who would like to join the Letaba FPA can contact Ms Maritza Swanepoel on 076 550 2260 or [email protected].
R4 miljoen, R5 miljoen, R4,4 miljoen,
R600 000(?)...
Wel genoeg geld in die begroting
Nie genoeg geld
in die begroting nie
Ondergrondse kabels, T-laste,
langlewe gloeilampe, wenslikheidstudie, te
min werkers, sub-stasietoerusting se
probleme
Dept van Energie sal
geld beskikbaar stel
Meer as 300 ligte
buite werking
The fire season is upon us
The Tzaneen Working on Fire team for the 2014 fire season: Front: Suzan Makgothako (crew leader type 2), Christinah Raboroko (senior crew leader type 1), Shadrack Mafokwane (truck driver), Tlangelani Phephenyana (crew leader type 2) and Tebogo Ranaga (crew leader type 2). Second row: Magret Mokwena (store lady), Khutso Manamela (chainsaw
operator), Mohlago Selotole (SHE Rep) and Thabang Moseamedi (brush cutter). Third row: (new recruits) Prince Mhlanga, Nyeleti Hlongwane, Masenamela Thapedi, Favour Nukeri, and Fanisa Nukeri and the new recruits in the fourth row are Given Mamorobela, Alice Mashao, Mandla Mashele, Moses Shingange, Sphiwe Kapa and Cassius Shilubane.
Local restaurateur
arrested for rape of a minor
Police concerned after three die in shootings
at Bolobedu
AgriBulletin inside , filled with local news.
Oud-boer en sakeman sterf weens
serebrale malaria
Apologie na kabeldiefstal
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Vlieg kan seker net namens homself praat, maar hy wil hom verstout om te sê dat die meeste mense wat op die platteland woon, dit vir ‘n goeie rede doen.
Vlieg is al deur selfgeproklameerde vooraanstaande individue van die groot stad daarvan beskuldig dat hy sy (eintlike) besigheid in die platteland doen, omdat hy dit nie in die symste groot stad sal kan maak nie. Waarop Vlieg natuurlik net geglimlag het, want Vlieg steur hom nie aan oningeligte grootpratery deur, ironies genoeg, minderwaardige snobs nie — en hy weet ook in sy diepste shatterproof binneste van beter.
Die kleindorpiementaliteit word dikwels deur die kleindorpie-inwoners self gekritiseer, maar eintlik geniet dieselfde kleindorpiemense dit baie in hul klein dorpie en sal dit kwalik vir die stad verruil — juis oor die kleindorpiementaliteit waaroor hulle kwansuis so krities is. Daardie almal-ken-almal-en-weet-alles-van-almal-af-ding is juis die rede waarom hulle in die platteland bly, want op sy eie manier is daardie ding lekker!
Vlieg se ervaring is dat die “inkommers” van die stad af nie lank hou as hulle nie van
hul ironiese minderwaardigheid ontslae ontslae kan raak en dus hulself in die proses marginaliseer nie. Vir dieselfde rede dink Vlieg kom ou kleindorpenaars maar die een of ander tyd terug van die groot stad af. Dis nie vir hulle lekker om niemand te ken
wat doodgaan nie, om nie te hoor wie kry hartaanvalle nie, die nuus te mis van wie by wie se vrou ingetrek het, wie is swanger met wie se kind, watter prokureur geld gesteel het en watter dokter ‘n bokkerop gemaak het nie. Dis mos lekker. En so verstaan die kleindorpiemense v.i. (Vlieg insiens) mekaar. Dis hoekom selfs die groot droogmakers hier bly en nie wegtrek van hul sondes af nie. Hulle weet mettertyd weet almal van hul sondes — en lag selfs later saam met hulle oor ‘n bier daaroor.
Dis nou juis ‘n storie oor “inkommers” en lankal se kleindorpiemense wat Vlieg vandeesweek amper met ‘n mond vol tande laat!
Vlieg verstaan dat as ‘n mens van die groot stad af kom, is ‘n mens seker gewoond om tot die tande toe gewapen te wees. ‘n Mens weet nooit wanneer dit sou nodig wees om
jouself met hand en tand te verdedig nie. Daar in die groot stad het elkeen skaars genoeg vir ‘n hol tand, en lewe almal maar van die hand na die tand. As ‘n mens egter die stad gewoond is en na ‘n klein dorpie trek, moet jy seker hare op jou tande hê, anders gaan dit maar tandekners kos.
Vlieg sou dink daar kan dalk tandekryprobleme wees, maar dan byt ‘n mens eerder op jou tande voordat jy jou tande slyp of sommer tande wys.
Vlieg kan nou om die dood nie onthou wat dit nou weer is wat ‘n mens doen soos ‘n tandetrekker nie, maar as dit hom byval, dink hy dit sal nogal iets wees wat kan sorg dat ‘n mens heeldag net sit en tande tel.
Vlieg sal toegee dat die “inkommers” nogal soms nuwe tegnologie na klein dorpies toe bring, wat seker andersins nie die weg daarheen, of hierheen, sou vind nie. Vlieg wonder egter of nuwe tegnologie ‘n aanvaarbare alternatief vir boere-ordentlikheid kan wees!
Vlieg verstaan nie altyd nuwe tegnologie so vinnig nie, maar hy ken darem die verskil tussen double you, double you, double you en double cross you, double cross you, double cross you!
Die GTM se beheersentrum kan navrae oor kragonderbrekings 24 uur per dag beantwoord:
082 679 0720 | 082 679 0794015 307 8190 | 015 307 4356 (as die Telkomlyne werk).
Meld elektrisiteitsprobleme by dié nommers aan, enige tyd van die dag of die nag.
TzaneenAmbulance / Ambulans 10177 / 015 307 7077Police / Polisie 10111 / 015 306 2129Fire Brigade / Brandweer 015 307 5555 / 7000Electricity / Electrisiteit 015 307 4356/8190 a/hWater 015 307 8000/8190 a/hMunicipality / Munisipaliteit 015 307 8000Letaba Fire Protection Ass. 076 550 2260Noodnommer/Emergency nr. 076 844 1646Citizen Band Foxtrot Papa Alpha/ Letaba Fire Ops.Van Velden Hospital/Hospitaal 015 307 8800Mediclinic Tzaneen 015 306 8500Child line 0800 055 555
Letsitele / Modjadjiskloof / Mooketsi See / Sien tzaneenGiyaniAmbulance / Ambulans 015 812 1629Fire Brigade / Brandweer 015 812 0628/5030Police / Polisie 10111Hospital / Hospitaal 015 812 3251Water 015 812 0900Telekom 0800 203 951
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Pat Patterson Yes, I think some changes are on the cardsSê jou sê
• Dit is ‘n feit dat mnr Pravin Gordhan eers die SAID reggeruk het en toe as die Minister van Finansies die staat se geldsake goed bestuur het, vir sover die res van die regering hom dit toegelaat het. Nou is hy die nuwe Minister van Plaaslike Bestuur, wat beteken hy moet oor die sake van provinsiale en munisipale bestuur waak. Dink jy ons kan onder hom ook hier ‘n verbetering verwag?
• It is a fact that mr Pravin Gordhan sorted out the SAID and then as Minister of Finance, steered the government’s financial ship well (within the restrictions placed on him by the government). Now he is Minister of Local Government, meaning he holds the reigns to monitor provincial as well as municipal governance. Do you think that we can expect an improvement on these two levels of governance?
Greater Tzaneen Mayor Dikeledi Mmetle said most of the major projects for which the GTM had budgeted millions of rand to have them implemented in this current financial year, are progressing well.
Speaking during a special council meeting at Matipane village in Ward 1 where a budget for the financial year 2014/15 of R996 million (R77m up on the previous year) was adopted, Mmetle said the projects include the Sasekani to Nkowankowa road, the Nkowankowa Section C ring road and another six roads.
According to Mmetle the 2014/2015 medium term revenue and expenditure framework includes a budget for the Greater Tzaneen Development Agency as well as budgets for water and sewer services of which the GTM is only the service provider.
“We have have embarked on the implementation of a range of revenue collection strategies to optimize the collection of debt owned by
consumers. Furthermore, council is currently undertaking a billing data cleanup exercise, which has already yielded good results,” she said.
In tabling the budget, she said an amount of R1,5 million has been provided to accommodate the increase of 7% for councillors’ allowances. The repairs and maintenance budget has been increased by R5 million to accommodate much needed repairs and maintenance to roads and the electricity reticulation.
R1,9 million has been provided on the information technology budget for the rental of computer hardware and software and to ensure that licences are renewed and anti-virus and backup systems are in place. An amount of R200 000 has been provided for the training of councillors in addition to the R380 000 that was provided for this purpose during the 2013/2014 Adjustment Budget. An additional amount of R100 000 has been provided to ensure the smooth functioning of the Municipal Public Account Committee and R100 000 for disaster relief.
The remuneration for Traditional Authorities was also increased to R100 000.
An additional amount of R75 000 has been provided for the subsistence and travel allowance for councillors. The acquisition of land in Nkowankowa for the establishment of a cemetery would be reduced from R1 million to R800 000. The Talana Hostel programme has been adjusted to cost R350 000 instead of R500 000.
A substantial increase on the operational budget is largely due to the significant increase in salaries, repairs and maintenance, depreciation and Eskom’s tariff for bulk electricity purchases. The expenditure includes R251 million for salaries, R125 million for repairs and maintenance and R269 million for the purchase of bulk electricity and water. An amount of R171 million has been allocated for capital expenditure for the 2014/2015 financial year. This amount includes the Municipal Infrastructure Grant of R83 million which will be spent on roads and sport and recreational facilities as well as an amount of R18,5 million which represents counter funding on MIG Projects. Capital from own sources amounts to R62 million. The Greater Tzaneen Economic Development Agency’s budget amounts to R6,5 million, representing an increase of R1 million. R3,8m or 60% of the total expenditure will go for salaries.
Rates and tariffs goes up by 5,6%. Electricity will increase with an average of 7,39%, water with 6%, sanitation with 6% and solid waste with 6%.
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Die Bulletin bied graag verskoning aan al ons adverteerders vir die ontwrigting sedert verlede Maandagnag, toe sowat 400 meter van ‘n Telkom-kabel by Adams-sirkel onder die grond afgesaag, uitgesleep en weggery is. Ons het steeds nie die gebruik van Telkom se dienste nie. Ons het geen faksgeriewe nie. Ons inkomende oproepe word wel deur ons premieselle omgelei, maar ons het nie die gerief van uitgaande oproepe nie. Ons internetverbiding is op krukke, want ons moes ons toevlug tot ‘n tydelike installasie wend. Telkom sê ons behoort teen volgende week Dinsdag weer op dreef te wees.
Intussen is nog ‘n stuk kabel in Peacestraat gesteel en Woensdagnag is ‘n stuk kabel by Minitzani gesteel. Inwoners van Tzaneen wonder hoe dit moontlik is dat die kabels in die dorp gesteel word. Lees gerus ons ‘Kommentaar’ op bladsy 6 hieroor.
Die diefstal het ‘n groot deel van die dorp se besighede onkant betrap en kos sakelui nou derduisende rande aan noodplanne en tydelike duur installasies, ten einde kommunikasie met die buitwêreld te kan handhaaf. — Uitgewer
Cable theft is increasing in Tzaneen, with another Telekom landline cable — the third in a week — stolen at Minitzani on Tuesday night.
Telekom landline owners and internet subscribers in parts of Medi Park and Central were left stranded after cables were stolen in Agatha Street and Peace Street last week. To provide its services, Telkom had to insert new optical fiber cables. In addition, old hydraulic keys are replaced with new lockable ones on manholes. In this way, explained technicians, thieves should fail to steal more underground cables.
ApologieCable theft creates communication havoc
GTM Council adopts budget
Seen here is a Telkom technician in King Edward Street busy linking hundreds of thin landline wires in a cable. Behind him is a new manhole
cover which is rated as foolproof. In the foreground is an old cover.
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Multiple murder concernThe SA Police Service has expressed concern about the multiple murders in the Ritavi and Bolobedu Police districts. Three people were found killed by unknown criminals over the past three weeks in Tarentaalrand, Khujwana and Khopo. “We call upon all residents to refrain from walking alone at night and to always stay vigilant, said Lt Col Ngoepe, spokesperson for the SAPS in the Tzaneen cluster. Police investigations regarding these incidents are ongoing.
SAPS response on shooting rage
Tzaneen police cluster spokesman Lt Col Ngoepe expressed grave concern about the recent deaths in shooting incidents in a relatively small area in Bolobedu. He again encouraged communities to participate in community police forums (CPF’s), in order to strengthen relations with the SAPS. “We are busy with investigations to locate the suspects and to determine what could have led to the multiple shootings which claimed three lives. CPF’ are there to assist communities and as police we advise residents to make use of them. No arrests have been made but our
investigations are ongoing,” he said.
Suspects of murder in court Five of the six suspects accused of killing a woman they suspected of witchcraft appeared in the Giyani magistrates court. Ntokozo Nkuna (37), Regional Makhuvele (33), Erick Matsimbi (33), Vonani Nkuna (27) and Madala Nkuna (29) are accused of beating Catherina Nkovani (52) with various objects before setting her alight after they had accused her of witchcraft.
The incident happened on 28 April at Thomo village near Giyani, a day after the burial of the victim’s cousin, a 34-year-old woman, whom she was accused of having bewitched. Ntokozo Nkuna, Makhuvele and Matsimbi were granted bail of R1 500 each, while Vonani Nkuna and Madala Nkuna remained in custody. Accused No 6, Peaceful Nkuna (41), did not appear in court because her child took ill and was admitted to hospital.
Rape suspect nabbedThe 61-year-old owner of the Pot & Plough Restaurant in Magoebaskloof, Gary Barnes, has been arrested by police for the alleged rape of a 16-year-old girl; who is said to be
pregnant. The teen’s unidentified guardian reportedly informed the local police after learning that the teen was impregnated by an old man four times her age. The suspect was arrested for statutory rape. He was released on R1 000 bail and he is expected to reappear in court again on 2 September. Further DNA tests and police investigation are said to be underway.
Villagers exhume corpse
The residents of Shawela village, Giyani, exhumed the body of Glen Mothomoholo (29) on Saturday night, just a week after he was buried amid confusion over his identity. The deceased apparently disappeared last year in August in Pretoria where he was doing piece jobs. His family members searched for him, without success — until recently when they were informed that their loved one was in a Pretoria mortuary.
When his body was brought home the family started to fight over his identity, with some arguing that it was not him. Those who insisted that it was indeed the body of their loved one were the deceased’s mother and siblings and a few individuals. The man
was then buried excluding some of the key members of the family and members of the community.
The people who exhumed the body said DNA tests should be conducted to confirm the identity of the man. “All of us know that the deceased was not an old man… what they brought here is the body of an old man,” said Mr Hlayisani Rikhotso, a community leader.
The community also accused the mother of the deceased that she had gone ahead and buried the man without verifying his identity. “We therefore want all of them gone by today and not tomorrow,” he said. After negotiations with the police the mother and siblings packed up and left to settle in Nsavulani village.
Police spokesperson Col Ronel Otto said a case of desecration of a grave as well as malicious damage of property will be investigated.
Sigh of reliefBolobedu police caught 55 suspects who were allegedly terrorising the community over the past week: 24 people took part in drinking in public, malicious damage to property, assault, non- compliance to a maintenance order; fifteen people were apprehended for illegal gambling, shoplifting, and accusing others for practising witchcraft; sixteen people were held for attempted murder, robbery and assault.
Sale of home brewed beer is prohibited
Selling traditional home brewed beer is illegal, according to the Department of Economic Development, Environment Affairs and Tourism spokesman Buckles Napo. Illegal traders caught selling ‘Umtlomboti’ should be prosecuted, he added. It is alleged that most of the beer brewers pour battery acid in ‘Umtlomboti’ to give it more kick. Tzaneen SAPS Cluster spokesman Lt Col Moatshe Ngoepe said “we condemn any illegal sale of beer and people who see illegal beer being sold to people should inform the police”.
Taken into custodyDuring the past week Tzaneen police arrested 133 people: twenty for being involved in theft, assault, shoplifting, crimen injuria and accusing others of witchcraft; 26 were held for illegal gambling, possession of dagga and suspected stolen property; 87 people were caught for prostitution, drinking in public and for disregarding traffic rules.
Many motorists fined
Many reckless and negligent motorists have been given heavy traffic fines over the past few weeks. Our discussions with the GTM’s traffic chief, Mr Johannes Malatjie, about lawless motorists have clearly resulted in some action being taken. Over the past week many traffic officials were seen enforcing law and order. Malatji said that “no one is above the law and those who choose to disregard the traffic rules will be penalised. Our officials are on patrol and no negotiations will be entertained”, said Malatjie.
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The charred body of Katrina Nkovani (too gruesome for a close up) lies in a street while police and residents wait for it to be picked up.
Traffic officers of the GTM have been rather busy lately, making sure that motorists stop their lawless conduct.
The deceased’s family (the Mothomoholos) are seen here outside their house waiting to leave their convenient house due to pressure by the community.
Home brewed consumers are seen here exchanging a glass of “Umtlomboti” which they say comes much cheaper than the real product.
Photo: Arnold Mabunda
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Mnr George Kinnear, ‘n bekende ouditeur en inwoner van Tzaneen, is in die waakeenheid van die Unitas-hospi-taal in Pretoria, waar hy na ‘n ernstige hartaanval behandel word. Hy is eers in die Mediclinic in Tzaneen gestabiliseer en later binne 28 minute per lugambulans na Pretoria geneem. Sy vrou, Adele, het Woensdag gesê hy is buite gevaar en sal vandag ‘n stent of meer as een ontvang. Sakeman verloor stryd
Mnr Pieter de Lange, ‘n sake-man van Tzaneen, het Maandag na ‘n lang stryd teen kanker in die Tza-neen Mediclinic beswyk. Hy was jare lank verbonde aan Bissett’s Engi-neering, maar het hom later by sy seun se besigheid, Letaba Locksmith, aangesluit. De Lange sal as lid van die Tzaneen Veteraanmotorklub onthou word, vir sy 1964 Aus-
tin Princess, wat enig in sy soort in die omgewing was. Vriende het hom dié week beskryf as ‘n saggeaarde mens wat niemand skade sou aan-doen nie. Die be-grafnis is Maandag om 11:00 uit die Hervormde Kerk in Tzaneen. Hy laat sy vrou en twee seuns agter.
Die egpaar het vier seuns ge-had, maar twee is al vroeër dood.
Serebrale malaria eis Fransie Olivier
Serebrale malaria het die lewe geëis van ‘n bekende en gewilde inwoner van Tzaneen, mnr Fransie Olivier. Mense het hom veral geken aan sy innemende glimlag, waarmee hy mense maklik tot hom aange-trokke laat voel het.Olivier was vir
etlike jare ‘n boer in Trichardtsdal en later was hy verbonde aan Wisani.Volgens familielede was hy
veral ook bekend as kabinetmaker en kon hy wondere met hout verrig. Hy laat sy vrou,
Yvonne, en kinders, Cor, Maatje Venter en Ria asook ses kleinkinders agter.Maatjie en haar
man is stigter-eienaars van Wisani Begrafnisdienste.‘n Gedenkdiens
word vanoggend om 11:00 vanuit die Hervormde kerkgebou in
Tzaneen vir wyle Fransie Olivier gehou.
Residents at Mo-rapalala village, Bolobedu, are con-cerned as the con-struction of the 6,8 km road has now been reduced by a kilometre due to a lack of funds.
The tar road will thus no longer end at the junction of the road from Mad-umane village to Mookgo Block 6.
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What a messWe are now convinced that at the Greater Tzaneen Municipality the left hand does not exactly know — maybe not even vaguely — what the right hand is doing.
Alternatively municipal officials tell bla-tant lies and deliberately feed the media (or try to) with false information.
Either way it is shocking and if it con-tinues we will be left with no alternative but to report the matter to the provincial authorities. It could even be necessary to take it to national level, since misleading the ratepayers cannot be tolerated.
Recently, when the GTM’s electrical en-gineer also acted as municipal manager, he granted us an interview about the street light problem in Tzaneen. He explained the problem in detail (it is called trans-parency) and we got a clear picture of the vastness and complicated extent of the problems faced by his department.
He also pointed out that there was no provision for a major revamp in the budget and that the GTM was waiting for a grant from the Department of Energy.
The GTM’s official spokesperson, who is ever so often not available for comment, confirmed this. However, the GTM’s chief financial officer now claims to have R4,4 million available for a project to be under-taken by a contractor.
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Die Geloof kan SienAs jy op ‘n winterse dag jou oë oor die tuin laat dwaal, dan sien jy hom in sy doodse slaap: verlate, vaal... Dis moeilik om jou voor te stel dat — onder die koue kombers vermom – daar blomme is wat wag om weer op te kom.
Om te glo dat hulle daar is, stel die verbeelding op die proef. Die aarde lyk so leweloos, die bome tog so kaal en stroef. As die verstand vra: “Is dit moontlik?” is dit geloof wat antwoord gee: “Dit is!” Want die geloof sien die ver-borge heerlikheid onder die sneeu.
Soms kom daar wanhoop in jou hart as jy jou oë oor die wêreld laat gaan; dis moeilik om te glo dat daar ‘n God is wat verstaan. Maar net soos die geloof die lente onder die winter se lykkleed bemerk, is dit ook die geloof wat sien hoe ‘n liefdevolle Vader in alles werk.
Dr Jan Truter wat al om die ander week ‘n bydrae vir dié kolom lewer, het ‘n ernstige probleem met sy rekenaar. Hy sal hopelik weer van volgende week af bydraes kan lewer.
Ons plaas vandag ‘n kort boodskap uit “Lig vir vandag” van Patience Strong.
Tegnici van Telkom het die afgelope meer as ‘n week al duisende dun telefoon-geleidraadjies gelas, nadat koperkabels in Tzaneen — eers in Agathastraat, toe in Peacestraat en Dinsdagnag by Minitzani — gesteel is. Dat die diewe daarin kon slaag om honderde meter swaar ondergrondse koperkabel (die een stuk kabel kon meer as ‘n ton geweeg het, is ons vertel) af te sny, uit te sleep, op te rol en op ‘n voertuig te laai, getuig van die heldhaftigheid van die diewe en dui op die gebrek aan paraatheid by inwoners. Ernstige vrae word nou ook gestel oor hoe dit is dat polisielede en sekuriteitsbemaptes wat snags
die strate in patrolleer, niks opgemerk het nie.
Orreluitvoering Die befaamde Nederlandse or-relis Martin Mans tree op 9 Junie om 18:30 in Tzaneen in die AP Kerkgebou op. Dié orrelmeester, wat in Rotter-dam woon, tree gemiddeld in twee honderd konserte per jaar op, in Europa, Kanada, die VSA, Australie en die RSA. Hy het al aan meer as vyf honderd CD/DVD-op-names meegewerk! Hy is veral bekend en gewild vir sy besondere improvisasies op kerk- en volksmusiek. Be-soek gerus sy webblad, www.martinmans.nl, en kom tot die besef dat dié optrede nie gemis moet word nie. Navrae: Ds Aubrey Hough by 082 504 2244. Kaartjies slegs R50/persoon en alle kinders gratis. Besoek Bulletin se Facebook of gaan kyk by www.bulletin.us.com en gebruik die volgende skakel om na ‘n stuk van Mans se meesterlike orrelspel te luister: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jlh0OuJ2TDM
Plaasontbyt Begin jou dag more met ‘n plaas-ontbyt om 07:30 by die NG Kerk Wolkberg. Ontbyt is deel van gemeentebasaar. Na ontbyt kan inkopies gedoen word. Verskeidenheid vars groente en vrugte, vleis, keurige gebak en baie vermaak en lekkers vir die kleingoed. Hondeskou. Verfbal. Veteraan- en klassieke motors. Verskeidenheid palms, vetplante en grond-bedekkers. Willie en die Wenspan. Bergfietswedren. Inwoners van Pioniers Woonstelle, God’s Haven, Elna-tan Woonstelle, Macadamia Aftreeoord en inwoners van Macadamia Versorging-eenheid sal vandag met ‘n bussie na en van die basaar vervoer word. Bel Charles by 084 491 1049.
Simposium Boere, moenie vergeet nie. Woensdag (4 Junie) begin die SA Makadamiakwekers se navorsingsim-posium by die Fairview Hotel in Tzaneen. Verskeie spre-kers sal inligting deel en ‘n reeks onderwerpe bespreek. Raadpleeg die AgriBulletin wat vandag in die hoofkoe-
rant gevoeg is, vir verdere besonderhede hieroor.
Market Neighbouhood market on Sunday at Minas Art Café and Farm Venue on the Cheerio Road, Magoe-baskloof. Starting at 10:00 and you can shop till 17:00.
Aflos vir kanker Die Kansa-afloswedloop ten bate van Kansa (SA Kankervereniging) se spanne wat vanjaar wil deelneem, word Donderdag om 18:00 by SmitGarrun se hoofkantoor in Windsorstraat, Tzaneen, geloods Navrae: Elmarie by 082 731 6268 of Cindy by 082 902 5647.
Pinkster Prof Cas Wepener sal van 8 tot 11 Junie ‘n reeks Pinksterdienste in die NG Kerk Wolkberg, Tzaneen, aanbied. Die reeks sal met ‘n diens volgende Sondagoggend (8 Junie) begin. Navrae: Elsa by 015 307 4062.
Viering ‘n Reeks aktiwiteite word van 19 tot 22 Ju-nie deur die Hervormde Kerk Tzaneen aangebied, ter herdenking aan die gemeenste se ontstaan sestig jaar gelede. Navrae oor die volledige program: 015 307 4508 tot 13:00 weeksdae of 072 144 7514.
Vlooimark Die Little Eden-kleuterskool in Tzaneen hou vanaand van 18:00 af ‘n vlooimark en allerlei an-der aktiwiteite iop die parkeerterrein van SmitGarrun se hoofkantoor in Windsorstraat. Daar sal ook heelwat wees om leë magies te vul.
Reusebasaar Die jaarlikse basaar van die NGK Wolkberg raak al hoe groter. Vanjaar is daar weer ‘n vol program, wat vanoggend begin en tot vanaand wat-ter tyd aanhou. Gaan loer gerus maar in op die kerkter-rein in Agathastraat. Moenie paniekerig raak oor die groot verskeidenheid nie. Gaan eet en drink, kuier en geniet, volop en dra weg. Daar is van alles en wat nog: heerlike braaivleis en sosaties, pannekoek, vetkoek en-sovoorts, en so meer. Dan is daar ook vars vleis, plante, vars vrugte en groente, tafelkoeke, klein gebak... daar is omtrent geen einde aan alles wat aangebied word nie. Vet pret, is jou voorland as jy daar gaan draai.
Round Table Clubhouse meetings at Circle Drive, Tzaneen on the first Tuesday of every month. Informa-tion: Henk van Wyngaardt on 076 371 7193 or Bruce Mogg on 082 824 4291.
Support Group The Tzaneen Depression and Anxiety Support Group on the first and third Saturday morning every month at 09:00, Macadamia Commu-nity Centre. Information: Denise on 072 2871022 or Colleen on 083 4567970.
Narcotic Anonymous For people who struggle and need assistance with drug abuse. Narcotic Anony-mous every Monday from 19:00 to 20:00 at the Method-ist Church Tzaneen, 10 Peace Street (corner of Windsor Street), Tzaneen. Call 083 900 6962 or 084 642 1946.
Herofield aanddiens Sondag 18:00, Adshade-straat 48, Tzaneen. Almal welkom. Hannes Steyn by 082 309 8335 of kontak [email protected].
Chameleon Indoor Krieket en hokkie by die skousaal. Netbalwedstryde welkom. Besprekings/navrae: Nate by 078 619 4546.
Aksienetbal Elke Dinsdagaand 18:00-20:00 by die skouterrein. R20 / persoon. Dames en mans welkom.
Rugby Letaba speel more in Polokwane teen Pie-tersburg Dorp.
Ander sport Die Vossies speel more in Polokwane in die jaarlikse groot derby teen PHS.
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Events l Gebeure‘14 10 YearsAGS van SA Duiwelskloof
Zwaririrylaan, Modjadjiskloof: 015 309 9275.
AGS van SA LetsiteleH/v 2de & Oosthuizenstrate,
Letsitele: 082 697 6881.AGS van SA Tzaneen
Claude Wheatleystraat 2 015 307 5112.
Anglican ChurchC/o Hermanus & Agatha St,
Tzaneen: 015 307 3534.Baptist Church
12 Koos Nel St, Tzaneen: 015 307 4634.
Catholic Church Tzaneen Ged. 241 Voortrekker Road,
Tzaneen: 015 307 6845.Catholic Church
969 Bok Street, Haenertsburg: 083 964 9859.
Haenertsburg Christian Church 7 Rissik Street, Haenertsburg:
015 276 1111.Evangelies Geref Kerk
Adshadestraat 11, Tzaneen: 015 307 3371.
Gereformeerde Kerk Claude Wheatley-str,Tzn:
015 307 1558 / 015 307 1874.German Evangelical Lutheran
Church Zwariri Road, Modjadjiskloof.
082 653 5498. St Paul’s United Church Mark Street, Haenertsburg:
015 307 3534. Shekinah House
10 Manorvlei on Old Gravelotte Rd, Tzaneen: 015 307 4729.
Lede in Christus Kerk H/v Pieter Joubert & Jopie
Bothastraat, Tzaneen: 015 309 9920.
Methodist Church 10 Peace St, Tzaneen:
015 307 4525.Hope Methodist Church
Boltman St, Modjadjiskloof: 015 309 8594.
NG Kerk Laeveld Boltmanstraat, Modjadjiskloof:
015 309 9323.NG Kerk Letsitele
H/v Joubert / Bothastr, Letsitele: 015 345 1618.
NG Kerk Tzaneen Agathastraat 28, Tzaneen:
015 307 4498 / 015 307 4497.NG Kerk Wolkberg
Agathastraat, Tzaneen: 015 307 4062.
New Apostolic Church Tzaneen Vrouefederasie Hall, King Edward
Road: 015 307 4807.Ned Herv Kerk Laeveld
Morrisonstraat, Modjadjiskloof: 015 309 9580.
Ned Herv Kerk Letsitele Dr Anneke Skoolsaal:
015 345 1128.Ned Herv Kerk Tzaneen Agathastraat 14, Tzaneen:
015 307 4508.Pinkster Protestante Kerk
H/v Frank May & Pearlmanstrate,Tzaneen: 015 307 1111.
Sewendedag Adventiste Kerk Aqualaan 25, Tzaneen:
015 307 3240.
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A 70-year-old lady from Tzaneen, Ms Shirley Venter of Macadamia Village, experienced a rather unique visit to Fiji. She told her story to Sue Ettmayr, one of our senior journalists. This interesting report
is another contribution in our exclusive series about our senior citizens and their experiences.
It’s not often that someone at the age of 70 vol-unteers to work in an impoverished foreign country on the other side of the world. That’s exactly what Ms Shirley Venter from Macada-mia Retirement Village in Tzaneen did.
Venter retired from Woolworths in Tzaneen two years ago, where she ran the administra-tive office for 22 years. She grew up in Paarl in the Cape. Her adult son lives in Australia and her daughter in Freiburg, Germany.
Some sixteen years ago Venter began dreaming of going to the island of Fiji, as it was reputed to be so beautiful. Now retired, she started to plan her dream. She didn’t just want to go on holiday but wanted do some good as well. She also didn’t want to be there alone. That’s why she loves the Damia, as Macadamia is fondly known. She’s got many friends there and is never alone.
Venter surfed the internet and found “Vol-unteer abroad”. Ironically, the first option was Fiji. She flew to Fiji via Australia and was placed with a family in a rural village called Dratabu. She spent a few days at a kindergarten with 46 children. Conditions there were unacceptable. Not one to shy away from confrontation to resolve issues, Venter sought a consultation with the village
chief. He arranged a meeting with the school committee and her complaints were deemed valid. This resulted in her and the parents cleaning the school in a day.
Venter felt the children were too young and requested a transfer to a primary school. She gave each kin-dergarten child a much appreciated toothbrush as a fare-well.
This school had been previously do-nated with ten mon-itors and although it had been set up, it had not been used. Venter started com-puter classes for en-thusiastic and excit-ed five to seven year olds. She did all the school administrative work. She also set up the headmaster’s sys-tems and got his work up to date.
English is the medium of instruction at all Fijian schools. It’s a difficult and different “kind” of English as there are many dialects.
She used to walk “home” for lunch every day and pulled out vegetation in the fields with local women every afternoon. She would pull out mainly cassava; she’d wash it and took it to the market early the next
morning. She loved this interaction with the local women and admired the cordial way in which they sold their items. These women would also cook meals for the others coming from the other is-lands. Venter started giving them advice on managing their meagre incomes.
The cassava root is turned into casa, a traditional drink.
The root is pounded into a fine powder and then washed in a large basin with water. It’s drunk out of a communal half a coconut shell. It numbs the body and she only tried it once.
Meals are served on a woven grass mat on the floor. Vegetables aren’t cut up but cooked
whole. Each breaks off their own piece. She found the root vegetation — cassava, taro and tapioca — hard to digest. She also had to get used to eggplant with every meal. Venter was served the fish head, as it’s a mark of respect towards a visitor and regarded as a delicacy. She persuaded them not to repeat the favour.
Venter managed to squeeze in a visit to two different islands wanting to catch those mag-ical sunrises and sunsets. She saw her sunset, sitting on the beach, overlooking the water, but she almost missed the 05:00 sunrise. Be-cause she is slightly deaf, so didn’t hear the alarm. She awoke with a start, threw open the curtains of her wooden chalet and saw the most beautiful sunrise. During the day she feasted her eyes on the coral reefs.
En route home, she spent time with her son in Australia. It was an unforgettable experi-ence. Not only did Venter realize her dream but she made a valuable contribution to many Fijian lives.
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STEP 2Fold seam binding over the
straight edges of the front
pieces; stitch in place, ¼ cm from edge. Lay front-top piece right side up, and fold straight edge up 2.5cm. Press.
STEP 3Align back piece and 2 front
pieces, right sides facing, so that front-bottom piece overlaps front-top piece slightly. Pin and stitch around the perimeter with a 1/2-inch seam allowance. Notch curves on both sides of neck.
STEP 4Turn right side out, and press
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STEP 1View and print the diagram and measure-ments for the 12 pieces. For the 10-inch-wide pieces, cast on 30 stitches; for 15-inch pieces, cast on 45 stitches; and for 20-inch pieces, cast on 60 stitches. Knit all pieces in garter stitch.STEP 2Cast off when you reach the lengths indicated on the diagram. Weave in ends.STEP 3Following the diagram, sew the pieces to-gether with the marigold yarn using a loose mattress stitch. Crochet all the way around the edge of the finished blanket with a single crochet (learn how to crochet). This process is easily adaptable for a sofa throw or even a baby blanket.
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What you need (serves 2-3)•1 chicken flattie•4 tbsp Peri-Peri Oil•½ - 1 tsp Peri-Peri Spice (depends how hot you like it)•2 Peri-Peri (bird’s-eye) fresh or ¼ tsp dried chilli•3-4 cloves of garlic chopped•½ tsp grated fresh ginger•Juice of a lime or lemon•¼ tsp Salt•¼ tsp black pepper Ingredients for the Peri-Peri oil:•6 Peri-Peri (bird’s-eye) fresh or ½ tsp dried chilli•3-4 cloves of garlic chopped•2 tbsp Olive Oil•½ tsp grated fresh ginger•Juice of a lime or lemon•¼ tsp Salt•¼ tsp black pepper •1 tbsp sweet smoked paprika•2 tbsp white wine vinegar•1 tbsp Worcestershire sauce
What you need
(makes 1 loaf )•500g self-raising flour•1/2 tsp salt•125g cheddar, cut into small cubes•340ml beer •50ml water•1Tbsp fresh thyme•50ml sesame or sunflower seeds•Maldon salt to sprinkle on top
What you need
(makes +- half a cup)•1 tot salt (I like to use high-quality salt flakes and then crush them.)•1/2 tot ground black pepper•1/2 tot paprika•1/2 tot crushed garlic powder•1/2 tot ground coriander•1 tsp cayenne pepper (or chilli powder)•1 tsp ground cumin•1 tsp ground cloves•1 tsp ground nutmeg•1 tsp ground allspice (pimento)
PREP 15 MINS - MARINADE 1HR-24HR - COOK TIME: 30-40 MINS1. Preheat the Braai to 180°C (360°F).2. Place your chicken flattie in a dish.3. Score the chicken deeply.4. Pour the Peri- Peri Oil over the chicken making sure that you rub it into all the cuts and on both sides. This is going to help marinade the chicken as well as make sure that it does not stick to the grill.5. Sprinkle the Peri spice all over, once again making sure that it gets into all the cuts and on both sides.6. Mix the chilli, garlic, ginger, salt, pepper and lime/lemon juice together crush or grind into a paste and spread over the chicken, again make sure that it covers everything.7. Leave to marinate over night or for at least 1hr, the longer the better.
8. Place on the braai open-side up and cook for 15 mins, turn and do the same on the other side. Turn up the braai and brown off, if needs be for 5-10 mins, you don’t want it to burn but you do want the skin to be nice and crispy, to caramelise and give you that great braai taste. Keep an eye on how things are going, you don’t want it to burn. 9. After 30 mins of cooking poke a knife into the leg or thigh and see it the juice runs clear, if it does its cooked if not give it another 5-10 mins and check again. Serve with rice, chips, coleslaw and/or a fresh salad.
Recipe: http://foodilove.info/blog/2012/11/30/mozambican-peri-peri-chicken
Pre-heat the oven to 180C. Grease a small loaf tin.Sift flour and salt together in a mixing bowl. Stir in the beer, cheese, water and thyme. You can add a little water if the dough is too dry. Mix until all the flour has been moistened and the dough forms a cohesive mass.Transfer the dough to the loaf tin, sprin-kle with seeds and Maldon salt and place in the pre-heated oven.
Test with a skewer after about one hour when the top is golden brown – if the skew-er comes out clean, remove from oven.Serve with plenty of butter.NB – leave to cool for 10 minutes or so before you slice!
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1. If some of the ingredi-ents are too big or coarse, solve the problem by tak-ing them for a spin in your coffee grinder or give them some love in your pestle and mortar.
2. Put all the ingredients in a glass jar, then close the lid and shake it well. Use as needed to season steak, chops or chicken. The salt mix also works very well as a dry rub on large meat cuts like beef brisket or pork belly.3. Over time you might develop more than one mixture for different meats. For chicken you might want to drop the cloves and the nutmeg and add an item like parsley.4. Perhaps your pork
spice will also have some mustard powder in it, for example. But then you would have to kick out one of the other ingredi-ents, as there are already ten, which is a nice round number. Who wants his own tailor-made braai salt with eleven ingredients?The creative process does not stop at choosing the ingredients. You might also want to choose a nice glass container or stainless steel shaker to keep your tailor-made braai salt in.
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It uses bio-ethanol which burns without releasing emis-
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Here are five tips to get your fireplace working for you this winter:
1. Prepare your wood properlyMake sure your firewood is
properly dried and seasoned before burning it. Wet wood can create excessive smoke and waste fuel. To test the moisture level of your firewood, consider using a wood moisture meter. Properly dried wood should have a moisture reading of 20 percent or less.
Four Simple Steps to ensure your firewood is cut and dried properly:
• Split: Split the wood in a range of sizes to fit a stove or fireplace. For proper burning, don’t cut pieces larger than 15cm in diameter.
• Stack: Stack the split-sides down and off the ground to allow air to circulate around the wood.
• Cover: Cover the top of the stacked wood with a heavy-duty tarp to protect it from the rain.
• Store: Store softwoods for a minimum of 6 months and hardwoods 12 months before use.
2. Source your wood locallyIf you’d rather not store wood in your yard for 6
months to a year before using it, you can purchase firewood from a distributor. To reduce the carbon footprint of your wood and ensure proper burning, shop locally and request only dry, seasoned wood.
3. Learn before you burn: Although starting a fire may sound like a simple
thing, there is a very specific way to build a strong, clean-burning fire and create more warmth with less wood.
Three steps to getting the fire right:• Start the fire small with dry kindling and proceed to
make it bigger by adding a few pieces of wood. Give the fire plenty of air by fully opening air controls until it roars.
• Burn the fire to heat the chimney or flue before adding more wood.
• Keep space between the firewood as you add more, and maintain a bright, hot fire – don’t let it smolder.
To maintain proper airflow, regularly remove ashes from
your fireplace, put them into a metal container with a cover and store it outdoors.
Never burn garbage, cardboard, treated lumber or plastics as these items can damage your stove and cause serious health issues.
4. Getting the most from your fire: Circulate that toasty air
As most fireplace-users know, the warmth from your fire tends to stay in the area around your wood-burning appliance rather than circulating efficiently through the room. To help move trapped hot air near the ceiling, run ceiling fans counterclockwise and on low speed. This helps redirect warm air from the ceiling down the walls and into the living space. Improving the insulation in your home can also increase comfort levels and prevent your cozy warm air from going to waste.
5. Maintain your fireplace and replace it as necessaryMake sure you have a certified chimney sweep to
annually inspect your wood-burning appliance and chimney for any gaps, cracks or creosote build-up. A clean chimney provides good draft and reduces the risk of chimney fires. If you burn wood to heat your home, use the cleanest wood-burning appliance possible. For less smoke inside or outside the home, use a certified and properly installed wood stove or fireplace insert. Having your fireplace checked annually by a certified chimney sweep helps improve efficiency and reduces the risk of chimney fires.
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Five tips to get the most out of your fireplaceOpting for firewood instead of a heater for warmth this winter can be a very effective way to reduce your carbon footprint and save ener-
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Have you always wanted a herb gar-den but have no idea where to start? Herbs are some of the easi-est, most grateful plants to grow both out-doors and indoors.
Planning your garden: Check which bottled herbs you have in the cupboard and which herbs you use the most often. Firm favourites include basil, rosemary, mint, parsley, corian-der, lavender, thyme, sage and oregano.
Shopping for herbs: Some herbs (like basil, chives, lemongrass, parsley and thyme) do best when they are bought as seeds.
Claustrophobic herbs: Spacing your herbs the correct distance apart is also important, as overcrowded plants will go hungry. Herbs in general do not need a lot of space, one square metre is enough for about ten plants.
Don’t let all your effort go down the drain: Drainage is very important for growing fresh
herbs. Grow your herb garden in soil that drains well or improve the drainage by adding organic matter (compost, peat moss, compost-ed manures). If you choose to plant your herbs in a container, make sure it has at least one hole in the bottom.
Soil solutions: Herbs will not grow in wet clay soil so use good-quality potting soil that will also ensure adequate drainage. Herbs grow best in slightly alkaline soil, so if you think your soil is too acidic, sprinkle some lime juice over it. The lime juice acts as a catalyst that will help the herbs make the most of the soil’s nutrients.
Where will your garden grow?: The best site for your herb garden will be the sunniest and least windy spot in your garden or house. Group herbs according to their requirements.
Place herbs that re-quire lots of sun with like herbs and group shade loving plants together. Growing your herb garden in a big pot is a good idea, because then you can bring it inside in the winter and you can move it around to get the most sun. A win-dow box or individual
pots for each herb are also ideal. Herbal sun worshippers: Location is the
key to a successful herb garden. Most herbs grow best in full sun, but partial shade will often do. The rule of the green thumb is for the herbs to get a minimum of four to seven hours of di-rect sun per day. If this is not possible, your herbs will still grow, but they might be a bit scraggly and disease prone, so give them a lit-tle extra attention. Herbs that prefer full sun in-clude: basil, chives, dill, oregano, rosemary, tar-ragon and thyme. Herbs that prefer partial shade include: chervil, lemon balm and mint.
Herbs for every occasion: Are you crazy about Italian food or do you prefer French cuisine? Here are some tried and tested herb-al gardens to suit your taste: A taste of Italy: thyme, sweet basil, oregano, majoram, italian parsley. A French connection: sage, chives, tarra-gon, chervil, parsley. Going green: celery, rock-et, salad burnet, garlic chives, parsley. Heaven scent: pineapple sage, lemon thyme, lemon balm, rose scented gernium and lavender.
Here are some of the most common and loved herbs and how they like to be treated:
1. Basil: Plant type: annual. Soil: rich, moist, well-drained soil. Location: sun or partial shade; can grow indoors. Days to maturity: 85. Uses: use fresh or dried in pasta sauces, stews,
soups. Use fresh basil in salads or liquidise them with pine nuts for pesto. Sprinkle fresh basil on pizzas. Handy tips: pinch the centres as plants grow to encourage bushi-ness.
2. Coriander: Plant type: annual. Soil: sun or partial shade. Lo-cation: tolerates poor soil. Days to maturity: 90. Uses: the seeds and leaves can be used in curries, soups and stews or as a stuffing for chicken. Also used in cakes, cookies and breads. Handy tips: Coriander is known as dhanya in South Africa. You can pick young leaves at any time. If you want to dry them, place them on a wire rack in a
warm, airy place and then store in an air-tight jar
3. Lavender: Plant type: perennial. Soil:
moist, well-drained soil. Lo-cation: Sun or par-
tial shade. Days to maturity: 60. Uses: dried leaves and
flowers can be used in potpour-
ris, cosmetics or in netting sachets to keep your linen smelling fresh. Handy tips: before the
last flowers have opened, cut stems and hang in bunches upside down in a warm airy place. Once dry, remove the leaves and flowers and store them in an airtight jar.
4. Oregano: Plant type: perennial. Soil: well-drained soil. Location: sun, can grow indoors. Days to maturity: 60. Uses: can be used in any Italian dish. Fresh or dried leaves add flavour to soups, stews and pasta sauces. Sprinkle over pizzas, salads, vegetables and meat or fish dishes. Handy tips: pick fresh leaves when-ever you need them or cut stems just before the plant is in full flower. Dry them on a wire rack in a airy place then pick off the leaves and keep them in an airtight container.
5. Parsley: Plant type: biennial, although usu-ally grown as an annual. Soil: rich, moist soil. Location: sun or partial shade, can grow in-doors. Days to maturity: 75. Uses: fresh leaves can be used in soups, stews and sauces, or as garnishing on almost any dish. Parsley is also a natural breath freshner. Handy tips: Soak seeds for 48 hours to speed up germination.
6. Rosemary: Plant type: tender perennialSoil: well-drained soil. Location: sun or par-
tial shade, can grow indoors. Days to maturi-ty: 85. Uses: best in meat (especially lamb) or fish dishes and sauces. Also used in cosmet-ics. Handy tips: don’t worry if it doesn’t grow straight away, germination is often erratic.
7. Sage: Plant type: perennial. Soil: rich, well-drained soil. Location: tolerates poor, dry soil and grows well indoors. Days to maturity: 75. Uses: fresh or dried in beef and fish dishes as well as stews. Good for stuffing and is a com-mon sausage flavouring. Handy tips: well-drained soiled is a necessity
8. Thyme: Plant type: perennial. Soil: tolerates poor soil. Location: sun or partial shade, grows well indoors. Days to maturity: 70. Uses: fresh or dried in omlettes, bland soups and stews. Also a great stuffing for chicken or a flavouring for salads and roast vegetables. Handy tips: pinch back new growth to encourage bushiness.• Other useful herbs to grow are aloe vera, comfrey, feverfew, lemon balm, marigold and rosemary.
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INVITATION FOR APPLICATIONS TO SERVE IN THE LETABA FET COLLEGE COUNCIL
1. The Letaba FET College whose Head Office commonly referred to as Central Office is situated in Tzaneen is a public College funded predominantly by Department of Higher Education and Training (DHET) and has a status of a company. Its activities and practices are governed by among other pieces of legislation, the FET Act 16 of 2006 as amended, Public Finance Management Act of 1999, and the Public Service Act of 2004, Public Service Regulations 2001, Labour Relations Act of 1995, and other range legislation.
2. In terms of section 9 (4) of the FET Act 16 of 2006 as amended, Letaba FET College like any other Public FET College is required to have a College Council which is an equivalent of the Board of Directors to take care of the governance responsibilities.
3. Composition of the Public FET College Council, including that of Letaba FET College is prescribed in section 10 (4) of Act of 16 of 2006 as amended. So far the Minister of Higher Education and Training has in terms of section 10(4)(b) appointed the five College Council members of Letaba FET College.
4. This advert seeks to fulfil the provision of section 10 (6), which stipulates that the College Council in consultation with the Minister of Higher Education and Training is required to appoint four additional members from outside the College who possess skills in finance, human resources and legal services.
5. To this end the Letaba FET College is inviting individuals with adequate educational qualifications individuals who in addition have management and or have leadership skills or successfully run their own business to apply for the four vacancies of College Council members in the following functional areas:
5.1 Human Resources5.2 Finances 5.3 Legal Services 5.4 Either Education or Information Communication Technology
6. Interested and qualifying individuals may send their application letters together with their detailed curriculum vitae to: Acting Principal/CEO, Letaba FET College, Private Bag X4017, TZANEEN, 0850. Alternatively individuals may hand deliver their applications at: Letaba FET College, Central Office,1 Claude Wheatley Street, TZANEEN 0850.
Applicants should please note that:• Serving as a College Council member is not a remunerative or salaried work but, a voluntary to serve one’s own beloved Country. Nonetheless the College does reimburse Council members for travel and accommodation expenses that are incurred as a result of attending Council meetings.• The term of the office is five years (counting from February 2014) which may be extend for a period not exceeding six months.• Applicants are advised to show the area of their interest in the heading line of their application which must be Finance, Human Resource, Legal Services or Education.• Copies of proof of qualifications must be certified and attached to the application letter and CV.• Enquiries may be directed to the Acting Principal at the following:
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They drink from a well they dug themselves, to avoid having to travel long distances to fetch water. “Sometimes we have to go with-out water for a whole day when the well is dry,” said Ms Doris Maswanganyi, a resident.
When the well is dry the community push wheelbarrows to the nearby village to fetch water. “Our women are tired, and some are too weak to push wheelbarrows, ” said Mr James Chauke, during a meeting to discuss the problem. “When we see a cloud in the sky we become hopeful that it will rain, so we could have enough water in the well to avoid going far to fetch water,” he added.
The community has now requested the Greater Giyani Municipality to supply wa-ter tanks to the households, which the GGM could then fill with water.
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Water crisis continuesers in the community. The headman in the village, Mr Patrick Chavalala, said “we have tried to engage the GGM and asked them to bring us water in tankers, but that happened only once and then stopped”. Here those with money enjoy fresh water... the rest of us have to drink from the well,” he said.
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IN DECEASED ESTATE LYING FOR INSPECTION
In terms of Section 35 (5) of Act 66 of 1965 notice is here-by given that copies of the liquidation and distribution account (first and final) in the estate specified below will be open for the inspection of all persons with interest therein for a period of 21 days from the date of publication hereof, and at the offices of the Master in Polokwane and the Magistrate’s office in Tzaneen. Should no objec-tion thereto be lodged with the Master concerned during the specified period, the ex-ecutors will proceed to make payment in accordance with the account.
Registration Number of Estate: 967/2014Surname: DU PLESSISName: RACHEL LEAIdentity Number: 5501090021082Married in community of property to ROBERT BENJA-MEN DU PLESSISLast address: 15 HENDRIK VAN SCHALKWYK STREET, TZANEEN
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mentioned below, hereby give notice in terms of Sec-tion 56(1)(b)(i) of the Town-planning and Townships Ordinance, 1986 (Ordinance 15 of 1986), that we have ap-plied to the Greater Tzaneen Municipality for the amend-ment of the Tzaneen Town Planning Scheme, 2000, by the relaxation of the street building line from 5m to 4m in respect of the Remainder of Erf 146 Tzaneen Extension 2, situated at 28 Crown Drive, Tzaneen.
Particulars of the applica-tion will lie for inspection during normal office hours at the office of the Municipal Manager, Civic Centre, Agatha Street, Tzaneen, for the period of 28 days from 30 May 2014.Objections to or represen-tations in respect of the application must be lodged with or made in writing to the Municipal Manager at the above address or at PO Box 24, Tzaneen, 0850, within a period of 28 days from 30 May 2014.Address of Agent: Jacques du Toit & Associates, PO Box 754, Tzaneen, 0850Mei502____________________________
TZANEEN WYSIGINGSKEMA 301
Ek, Floris Jacques du Toit van Jacques du Toit & Medewerk-ers, Stads- en Streeksbeplan-ners, synde die gemagtigde agent van die eienaar van die eiendom hieronder genoem, gee hiermee ingevolge Artikel 56(1)(b)(i) van die Ordonnansie op Dorpsbeplanning en Dorpe, 1986 (Ordonnansie 15 van 1986), kennis dat ons by die Groter Tzaneen Munisipaliteit
aansoek gedoen het om die wysiging van die Tzaneen Dorpsbeplanningskema, 2000, deur die verslapping van die straatboulyn van toe-passing op die Restant van Erf 146 Tzaneen Uitbreiding 2, van 5m na 4m. Die erf is geleë te Crownrylaan 28, Tzaneen.
Besonderhede van die aan-soek lê ter insae gedurende gewone kantoorure by die kantoor van die Munisipale Bestuurder, Burgersentrum, Agathastraat, Tzaneen, vir ‘n tydperk van 28 dae vanaf 30 Mei 2014.Besware teen of vertoë ten opsigte van die aansoek moet binne ‘n tydperk van 28 dae vanaf 30 Mei 2014 skriftelik by of tot die Munisipale Bestuurder by bovermelde adres of by Posbus 24, Tzaneen, 0850, ingedien of gerig word.Adres van agent: Jacques du Toit & Medewerkers, Posbus 754, Tzaneen, 0850Mei503____________________________
ALIENATION OF BUSINESS
Notice is hereby given in terms of Section 34 (1) of Act 24 of 1936 as mended that it is the intention of BARNARD HOUTWERKE BK, REGISTRATION NUMBER CK 2010/116477/23 to sell its businesses known as ORANGE TREE FURNITURE which are being conducted at Factory 257, Limdev Building, Bravo Street, Nkowankowa, together with all the assets thereof after expire of 30 days from last publication hereof, to OR-ANGE TREE FURNITURE (PTY) LTD which will thereafter carry on the said business at the same address for its own
account and benefit.
DATED AT TZANEEN on this the 20th day of May 2014.
(SGD) W F BASSONSTEWART MARITZ BASSON INCLEX NUMERI32 PEACE STREETPO BOX 242 AND 304TZANEEN, 0850VERW: WFB/EM/BARNARDMei504____________________________
VERVREEMDING VAN BESIGHEID
Kennis word hiermee gegee in terme van Artikel 34 (1) van Wet 24 1936 soos gewysig dat dit die voornemens is van BARNARD HOUTWERKE BK, REGISTRASIENOMMER CK 2010/116477/23 om sy besighede bekend as OR-ANGE TREE FURNTURE wat gedryf word te Fabriek 257, Limdev gebou, Bravostraat, Nkowankowa tesame met al die bates daarvan te vervreem dertig (30) dae na laaste publikasie van hierdie kennisgewing aan ORANGE TREE FURNITURE (PTY) LTD wat daarna die genoemde besighede by dieselfde adres sal dryf vir sy eie rekening en voordeel.
GEDATEER te TZANEEN op die 20ste dag van MEI 2014.
(GET) W F BASSONSTEWART MARITZ BASSON INGLEX NUMERIPEACESTREET 32POSBUS 242TZANEEN, 0850VERW: WFB/EM/BARNARDMei505____________________________
IN THE HIGH COURT OF
SOUTH AFRICA(GAUTENG DIVISION:
PRETORIA)
Case Number: 38217/2013In the case between:SOUTH AFRICAN SECURITISA-TION PROGRAMME PTY LTD
EXECUTION CREDITORAndGERALD AND CLARA CONSULTING ENGINEERING (PTY) LTD
1ST EXECUTION DEBTORGERALD JUSTICE NKHWASHU
2ND EXECUTION DEBTOR
NOTICE OF SALE IN EXECUTION “AUCTION”
PURSUANT to a judgment by the GAUTENG DIVISION HIGH COURT given on 14 AUGUST 2013 the under mentioned goods will be sold at 10:00 on 26 JUNE 2014 by public auction to be held at SHERIFF LETABA’S STORE ROOM, MAIN STORE NO 2, INDUSTRIA ROAD 20, TZANEEN by the Sheriff for the HIGH COURT GAUTENG DIVISION to the highest bid-der for cash, namely;
1 2 X PLASTIC CHAIRS2 1 X IRON SOFA3 1 X WARDROBE4 1 X PROLINE COMPUTER5 1 X ROUND TABLE6 1 X BEDSIDE TABLE7 1 X SMALL GRASS CABINET8 1 X PLASTIC CHAIR9 1 X GALANZ MICROWAVE10 1 X LG FRIDGE11 1 X TURBODRUM12 1 X KIC FRIDGE13 1 X LG FRIDGE SMALL14 1 X DEFY BOX FREEZER15 1 X TABLE + 6 CHAIRS16 1 X PLASTIC CHAIR17 1 X FOOD TROLLEY18 1 X TABLECLOTHS19 1 X GLASSTOP TABLE WITH 10 CHAIRS
20 1 X 5 SEATER COUCH SET21 1 X COFFEE TABLE22 1 X GLASTOP TABLE23 1 X SAMSUNG FLATSCREEN24 1 X TV STAND25 1 X 3 LEG TABLE26 1 X MUSIC CENTRE FREE ADMI PLUS SPEAKERS
KINDLY NOTE:a This sale is sale in execution pursuant to a judgment obtained in the above Hon-ourable Court.b The rules of the auction is available 24 hours prior to the auction at the office of the Sheriff, 1 Peace Street, Tzaneen. c Registration as a buyer is a pre-requisite subject to spe-cific conditions, inter alia;d Directive of the Con-sumer protection Act 68 of 2008 can be down-loaded from: Url http: ///www.info.gov.za/view/downloadfileaction?id-99961e FICA registration in respect of proof of identity and address particulars; payment of registration deposit of R500.00 in cash;f The office of the Sheriff will conduct the sale with the auctioneers being Tertius Robertson or Christie Bouwer. G Goods will be sold for cash only to the highest bidder or sold subject to confirmation as per the Consumer Protec-tion Act upon instructions from the execution creditor
SIGNED at Pretoria on the 14 MAY 2014
SHERIFF OF THE COURT(Sgd)ATTORNEYS FOR EXECUTION CREDITOROOSTHUIZEN DU TOIT BERG & BOON
16 NORHT ROAD, DUNKELD COURT,DUNKELD WESTJOHANNESBURGC/O WJ MAYHEW ATTORNEYS489 WALTER LANHAM STREETBAILYES, MUCKLENEUKEmail: [email protected]: 011 447 7500Ref: A DU TOIT//SR0041Mei506____________________________
IN THE MAGISTRATES COURT FOR THE DISTIRCT
OF LETABA HELD AT TZANEEN
CASE NUMBER: 1683/2012In the case between:AVENT CASH LOANS CC T/A SUPER CASH LOANS
PLAINTIFFAndISAAC NGOAKO PHIRIID NO: 620102 5586 080
EXECUTION DEBTORAndCOACH HOUSE
GARNISHEE DEBTOR
NOTICE OF SALE IN EXECUTION
PURSUANT to an emolument attached order granted by the magistrate TZANEEN on 14 June 2012 under mentioned goods will be sold at THE SHERIFF LETABA’S STORE ROOM, MAIN STORE NO. 2, 20 INDUSTRIA ROAD, TZANEEN on 12 June 2014 by public auction to be held at 10:00, by the Sheriff for the Magistrate Court, to the highest bidder for cash, namely:
1 X OVAL TABLE WITH 4 CHAIRS2 X RECTANGULUR TABLE WITH 3 CANE CHAIRS1 X WAGON KIST1 X WARDROBE
1 X COMPLETE LG PC1 X COMPLETE DELL COM-PUTER1 X DRAWER SHELVE1 X BIZHUB 20 PRINTER1 X STANDING LAMP1 X TABLE (WALL)1 This sale is sale in execution pursuant to a judgment obtained in the above Hon-orable Court.2 The rules of the auction is available 24 hours prior to the auction at the office of the Sheriff, 1 Peace Street, Tzaneen. 3 Registration as a buyer is a pre-requisite subject to spe-cific conditions, inter alia;4Directive of the Con-sumer protection Act 68 of 2008 can be down-loaded from: Url http: ///www.info.gov.za/view/downloadfileaction?id-999615 FICA registration in respect of proof of identity and address particulars; payment of registration deposit of R500.00 in cash;6 The office of the Sheriff will conduct the sale with the auctioneers being Tertius Robertson or Christie Bouwer. 7 Goods will be sold for cash only to the highest bidder or sold subject to confirmation as per the Consumer Protec-tion Act upon instructions from the execution creditor
DATED AT TZANEEN on 23 MAY 2014
SHERIFF OF THE COURT(sgnd) JOHAN STEYNATTORNEYS FOR EXECUTION CREDITORJOHAN STEYN ATTORNEYSELITA NO 1, AGATHASTREETTZANEENTel: 015 307 5792Ref: JS/sdj/AA8808Mei507__________________
Eiendomme | Property 10
Regskennisgewings | Legals 10 Jare
Huise, Meenthuise, Woonstelle, Kantore, BesighedeIsabel 083 448 5171 | Annette 083 443 0328 | Kantoor: 015 307 5151
Aquapark (meenthuis)3 Slaapkamers, 2 badkamer, oopplan sitkamer, eetkamer, kombuis, dubbel toesluit motorhuis, eie tuin, middelslag
troeteldier welkom in veiligheids kompleks.R5 500
Pusela (plaas) 1 Ruim slaapkamer woonstel met groot omheinde erf en
toesluit motorhuis ,7 kilos op Georges Valley pad. Pre-paid.R3 000
Fauna ParkBachelor flat met eie tuin en eie ingang met toesluit motor-
hek, water en ligte ingesluit.R2 800
Pusela2 x Bachelor woonstelle pre-paid groot vertrekke, erwe
omhein, geskik vir middelslag troeteldier op Georges Valley pad ( 7 kilos).
R2 800 elk
Aquapark (Bachelor)3 Slaapkamer, 1 badkamer, oopplan sitkamer, eetkamer,
kombuis, 1 toesluit motorhuis, eie tuintjie, sekuriteits area.R4 500
FaunaparkNuut oorgedoende 3 Slaapkamer, 2 badkamers, sitkamer, eetkamer, kombuis, huis met dubbel toesluit motorhuis,
groot erf omhein.R7 000
Medipark2 Slaapkamer, 1 vol badkamer, oopplan sitkamer, eetkamer, kombuis, eie tuin
omhein met afdak vir 2 voertuie, toesluit hek, baie sentraal.
R4 200
To LetTe Huur
Flats/Woonstelle
Homes/Huise
Town House/Meenthuis
Wanted/Gesoek
Office/Kantoor
5 Slaapkamer huis, 3 badkamers, swembad, lapa,
stoep, sitkamer, eetkamer en TV kamer, aparte opwas
geriewe, bediende kwartiere en vier motorhuise te huur
R10 800.Skakel HP by 082 925 2955Mei303_________________________
Prime Office Space To Let In Tzaneen
Beautifully designed.Very good lighting and air
conditioned.Excellent address: 61G
Boundary Street.Rent very affordable!
Call Jan or Stephanie on015 307 1333086 130 3404
Mei405_________________________
Moderne 2 slp kamer meent- huis in veilige kompleks beskikbaar, R3800 p/m.
Koopkrag en minimale water rekening, 1 Junie beskikbaar.
mei302__________________________
Te huur - KINGSPARK.Veilig & netjiese 1 slaap-
kamerwoonstelle met oopplan sitk/kombuis, met graniet afwerk-
ing.Dakwaaiers in sit- en slaapk.
Gesamentlike braaier & wasmasjien in sekuriteits-
kompleks. Omheiningmet elektriese hekke.
Pre-paidkragmeters. Vanaf R 2600 pm.
Asb geen kinders of diere.Skakel HP
082 925 2955Mei301__________________________
Arborpark 1 ½ slaapkamer tuinwoonstel met aparte
ingangOnmiddellik beskikbaarR3,000 per maand w&l
ingesluitGeen troeteldiereDeposito benodig
0713615804Mei304____________________________
PompagalanaBachelor woonstel R2 200
pm vol depositoWater en ligte ingesluit tot
en met R200Onmiddellik beskikbaar
Skakel084 047 0954
Mei402____________________________
Years1 Slaapkamer woonstel,
badkamer, kombuis, sit en eetkamer, motorhuis
BeskikbaarR3 000 + krag ingesluit
Skakel084 047 0954
Mei403___________________________
Call Lihanie on
015 307 7248 to
advertise in here.
URGENTLY WANTED a 2 bedroom house to rent in
MACADAMIARetirement Village for the end of JUNE.The couple
come highly recommended,with references.
Contact Liz Botha 0153098594 or 0790170600
Mei404________________
Woonstel te huurR2 700 pm water en ligte
ingesluitEenslaapkamer, oopplan,
kombuis, leefvertrekKlein omheinde tuintjie wat
versorg word.Kontak Rita 073 3619556
Mei501___________________________
Flats/Woonstelle
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Avis Van RentelsBakkies, Vans, trucks or 4 x 4’s
Daily, weekly and monthly rentals.
We deliver015 306 0489
[email protected] Plantation Road
Mei503___________________________
IckingerVir Geskenke, Juweliersware
Musiek benodighedeUnieke meubels
015 307 4448Mei504___________________________
Fabrick and Décor CentreCurtaining, upholstery, blinds, haberdashery
Dress fabrics, wool, and bed linen
48 Agatha Street opp NTT Toyota
015 307 4467Mei505___________________________
Vital BugsDie insek plaagbeheer
spesialisteVir witluis, vals kodungmot
Stephan082 7710 777
Mei506___________________________
Salary Management Service
Debt stressWe can help
Reduce your monthly install-ment and interest rates
Stop legal action against youProtect your assist
015 307 277216 Morgan Street
Mei507___________________________
Beagle General DealerSuppliers of Brenco feeds,
Silgo feedsA-Team dog food, Shaya
maizemealBest supper maize meal
Six Star Super, Parrot feed, Koi feed
015 306 0359Mei508___________________________
Tzaneen TombstonesFor professional serive
Contact Trevor Pretorius015 307 4598
2 Morgan Street, TzaneenMei110___________________________
Torga OpticalLatest Technology
Summer visionEye test R150
2 complete pairs (frame + lenses)
Single view from R950Multi focal from R2 700
015 307 2299
Polokwane to Pretoria R250 single R450 Return
072 795 1770 087 150 1775SMS 072 795 1770
Email: [email protected]
WhatsApp: KHAMAVALAN-TE’SHUTTLE
@072 7951770Apr308____________________________
Wenkem SAMicro ElementBlaarvoeding
Na oes bederfmiddelsPlaagdoders
Citrosol wakesCor Greyling082 856 5445Steve Smuts
071 819 3269Mei206____________________________
Vital BugsDie insek plaagbeheer
spesialisteVir witluis, vals kodlingmot
Stephan082 7710 777
Mei305___________________________
Gintec Auto Electrical and Electronic
Service and repairs072 033 5534083 969 5487015 306 0396
Mei308____________________________
For: Bush ClearingEarthdam construction
Road constructionRipping
Tzaneen, Letsitele, Hoedspruit
Call Rimmon071 880 0069
Mei403____________________________
The Flowerpot and Pet shop
For all your pets needUnwanted pets welcomeMon – Fri 08:00 – 18:00Sat – Sun 08:00 – 15:00
Louise 083 334 2003Phillip 073 121 2262
Mei404____________________________
The Invisible ChefWe will surprise your mouth
Birthday partiesOffice lunches
WeddingsYear end functionsElna 083 371 9190
Cindy 079 692 1180Feb305__________________________
Premium TruckingYour premium choice in
transport.For Hire
Front loaderADT
ExcavatorTipper
Low bedALSO
River sandBuilding Sand
Stone Filling 082 659 0532Jul210____________________________
The Bargain ShopOns koop en verkoop
goedere van waarde vir kontant.
We buy and sell goods of value for cash.
Electrical equipment,crock-ery. Furniture.
Old and new tools. Books and much more.
Marinda 083 576 7618
Hennie 083 651 0936
Sep405___________________________
Wisani Burial Society24 hour emergency no
015 307 6240 / 083 513 4988015 307 6719
e-pos: [email protected]____________________________
WE SteelRandom steel lengths
Flat and round barSquare tubing
SheetingChannels
Angle ironWelding accessories
Bolts, nuts015 307 7705
Jan205___________________________
Munchies TzaneenNuut vir moedelose moeders
“pouse pakkies op wiele”“Break time meals on wheels”
R15 per kospakkie per dag afgelewer by die skool.
Skakel Julene 060 406 4638Registrasie/bestelvorms beskikbaar by Munchies.
[email protected] by 14 King Edward
rylaant.Apr207___________________________
King TrellisRetractable security barriers
Slam lockFree Quotations
071 342 9241Mar204___________________________
Project ServicesFor : Steel fabrication +
constructionPalisade Fencing
Water and Sewerage treatment
Mechanical ErectorsVentilation
CarportsGeneral welding
Alf Wandrag082 490 9719
Email: [email protected]
Mar108___________________________
Kham Avalante Travel and Tours
Arrive Safely and on TimeTzaneen to Hoedspruit R150
single R250 returnTzaneen to Phalaborwa R100
single R150 returnTzaneen to Polokwane R100
single R150 returnTzaneen to Pretoria R300
single R550 Return
Smouskous l Pick’nBuy
ServicesDienste
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For HireTe Huur
VacanciesVakante
OtherAnder
For SaleTe Koop
PersonalPersoonlik
Hobby PrintFor all your printing!
Full colour work, from invoice books, statements,
programmes, wedding cards, school reports, advertising
material, calendars and much more.
Contact 015 309 9382.aug110___________________________
Kruger TrailersBeplan jy ‘n funksie of
‘n troue?Ons verhuur stoele en tafels,
160 plastiekstoele en 20 staaltafels op ‘n sleepwa
(trailer)Kontak Bennie
083 635 1731 of Stephanie: 078 847 9452
Stuur ‘n e-pos na [email protected]
vir ‘n kwotasieApr406__________________________
BF Distributors TzaneenDistributors of Caltex Fuels &
Lubricants015 307 1998
Feb106___________________________
Camelia FloristSpecializes in
all types of functions, occasions, funeral flowers,
home & office arrangements as wellas wedding bouquets.
Una 082 872 6214mei308___________________________
Sleebok015 307 6005
Granite, marble, monuments
Tombstones, vanities, kitch-en tops
Mar109___________________________
Food Lovers MarketVir al jou alledaagse
huishoudelike benodighedeVars groente en vrugte
Beste pryseKwaliteit produkte
Kwaliteit vleisVerskeidenheid voorbereide
wegneem kosLife Style Centre
Nov202_________________________
2nd HAND SHOPBargains Galore
We buy, sell and pawn.Ons koop, verkoop en
pand enige iets van waarde.
Meubels, toebehore, juwele, kombuisware,
gereedskap en vele meer.Visit us at 11 Plantation
Rdand get the best value for
your money or call015 307 1171082 472 8483
Apr112________________________
Vervoer/TransportSteynberg Trok & Trekker8 X 8 ton trokke te huurR19.50/km + btw & 25
ton @R25.00/km + btw een-
rigtingSkakel vir kwotasie:
076 410 9503 / 082 851 7139 of 015 345 1192 /
084 627 0956Jan107_______________________
Duvenhage Furniture Removals
MeubelvervoerOns verpak &
verseker landwyd .Puik diens & lae pryse.
Faks: 086 262 3152 083 252 8928
TZANENG SHUTTLE SERVICE
‘n Shuttle Diens beskik-baar van Tzaneen na
Pretoria via Polokwane retoer elke Vrydag,
Woensdag en Sondag.Kobus Pienaar 073 110 4180Natalie Moss
084 369 6293Facebook: Tzaneng
Shuttle ServiceEmail:
Jun111_____________________
Mille FloraVir tuininstandhouding
en tuinuitleg skakel ons.
Jy sal verbaas wees oor die verskil wat ons aan
jou tuin kan maak.
Riesl 083 407 8061Johan 083 276 8946
DASSRefrigeration + Air
conditioning. Speed Queen, Whirlpool.
Install Defy A/C service, spares and repairs to all
makes of domestic appliances.11 Plantation Road.
TzaneenWe collect + deliver
015 307 1798
VERVOER & VERPAKVAN MEUBELS
SKAKEL MELODY VIR KWOTASIE
015 345 1192/084 627 0956
076 410 9503082 851 7139
Epos:[email protected]
Web: www.steynberg-meubelvervoer.com
Okt105_____________________
For all upholstery/ carpet cleaning
You know us and our work
Call usEugene or Yvonne
081 701 6151081 301 6018
Mar302________________________
BlindsDIY hardware
WaterproofingYou pick we paint17 Skirving Street
015 307 5562/3Apr407___________________________
Forum Makelaars/ Brokers
Vir al jou korttermyn versekering
Skakel 015 307 4229
YOU WANT TO STOP SMOKING?
• Th8e most economical and affordable way?
• Within one month?
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Contact your local Hyp-notherapist NOW at
082 683 2835
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Kontak jou plaaslike Hip-noterapeut NOU by
082 683 2835
MARIE HELMGesertifiseerde Hipnoterapeut(Nie – Medies)
HIPNOTERAPEUT
Trailer for HireReliable trailers to carry
cars, cattle, furniture, and garden refuse etc.
083 651 0936015 306 0036
Mar210______________________
PASTEL VACANCYSmall busy office need:
Full day, 5 x days a weekPASTEL Lady
Must be able:To work independently
Under pressure withGood working knowl-
edge of PastelUp to trail balance &
balance sheetFax CV to 086 659 5479
Mei302______________________
Dedam Security, Steel-works & ConstructionWe specialize in burglar proofing, security and access gates, palisade
fencing, electric gate and garage motors, paving
and light to medium steel and general construction. We also service and repair all makes of electric gate
and garage motors. Please contact Mike at
071 302 8909 or 082 298 5352 or
Jan203_________________________
Secure your home before you go
TrellidorThe ultimate crime barrier
Not all sliding security barriers are TrellidorKobus 083 628 6086
Tobie 078 460 4667Feb103_____________________
Beyers Busdiens:Polokwane, Pretoria,
TzaneenVrydae & Sondae vanaf Tza-neen na Pretoria en terug.
Nica: 015307 59590825662558.
Jan302________________________
Agri BoxKontak ons vir enige pak-
materiaal.5c Rietbokstraat
015 307 1863Danie Vaughan083 307 2076
Okt302__________________________
TLB for hire 015 307 3084082 929 5109
Aug517_____________________
Having a Party or Corporate Function?
What’s a party without music?
A Jukebox is the answer!1 000’s of songs from
the 60’s to the presentEasy-to-use touch
interface with volume control, media library
and song searchAuto-DJ Feature – Plays music randomly when no selection is madeCompletely cashless
systemNo cut-off time, so you
can party all nightFor enquiries or
bookings,Contact Tracy 083 280 4971
Nov512_____________________
10 Years
BEST QUALITY!BEST SERVICE!THANKS FOR YOUR LOYAL SUPPORT!!
015 307 7168Branches in Letaba Crossing
and Letsitele Open!!
SimpleThink
Your partner in home building!
On site RepairsAir conditioner sales
ServiceFridges, Freezers, washing machines, tumble dryers,
Dishwashers, stoves087 751 2333 / 015 386 8735
Mar110______________________
COOLMR
Sleepwaens te huurVir die beste diens met die
Blou bul span skakelJohan 060 437 7447
Mar209___________________________
Newly built self storages with security to let.
9.18 and 32 sqm. From R250, R500, R1 000 pm
plus vat.Contact 083 265 3129
or 083 451 9557
Des201_______________________
Koriek beleggings:Revoluta palms: Revoluta saailinge – R4.00, Groot
moederplante – R500.00Mandela’s gold geel
Strelitzia’s: Saad – R0.50, Saailinge – R4.00 plante
in blom – R30.00, Moeder plante in blom –
R300.00 of( R1, kom haal self per blom)
(BTW en posgeld uitgesluit)082 466 9884
Nov312__________________________
Instant LawnKitsgras van hoogstaande gehalte. Prys R25.00 per
vierkante meter. Aflewering ekstra
Skakel Hennie Maartens 015 307 4562 of
073 872 8031 all ureJan512____________________________
Damara ram for saleNational champion blood
line.R1900
Jip: 083-274-4827Mei502__________________
m o v i n g m o u n t a i n s
HANDY MAN VACANCYSmall busy office need:
Experienced Handy ManMust be able:
To work independentlyGood prioritizing skills
Under pressure withGood working knowl-
edge ofElectricity / Plumbing
Woodwork / Steelwork& General
Fax CV to 086 659 5479Mei402_______________________ BIBLE large black, lost
in Duiwelskloof,Vicinity of Hospital, Ma-bel and Boltman roads.Has much sentimental value. If found please
return, will reward with a new Bible.
Call Attie 0829012291Mei408______________________
Paul’s Mobile KitchenVars wegneem etes]
Bestellings kan geplaas word by
082 357 1058(Voor Hi Q)
Apr402____________________________
BUTLER REKENMEESTERS
virPROFESSIONELE REKEN-INGKUNDIGE DIENSTEINDIENING VAN 2014 OPGAWES BEGIN OP
1/7/2014:MAAK SEKER U OP-
GAWE WORD BETYDS INGEDIEN. MAAK ‘n
AFSPRAAK MET ONS.Maandelikse & Jaarlikse
Boekhouding.Bestuursrekeninge.
Kompilering van Finan-siële State.
Onafdhanklike Nasiener.
Registrasie van Maat-skappye
BBBEE sertifikate vir Vrygestelde Mikro Besighede (EME)
Opgawes vir:8.1 Inkomstebelasting
8.2 BTW8.3 Alle relevante op-
gawes soos vereis.Kontak Harold Butler
Lid van:- SAIPA 17832, SAIBR 2041 & SAIT
11055797Geregistreerde
Belasting Praktisyn-PR C97971B
By 015 307 3370 & 078 686 8320.
Jacques van NiekerkOogkundige
Koop ‘n bril en kry een gratis015 307 3703
Mei203___________________________
Simpson MotorsFor the best in sales and after
sale service015 307 5010
Mei108_________________________
Call Lihanieon
015 307 7248to advertise
in the Classified
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Die Vossies en die Plasies het mekaar op die netbalbane gepak en albei skole se meisies het duidelik hul alles gegee. Die wedstryde was deur die bank opwindend en goeie spel is gelewer.
Die Vossies was egter te sterk vir hul bure en die volgende uitslae is aangeteken: o.14B: BV wen 30-5; o.14A: BV wen 49-5; o.15B: BV wen 24-9; o.15A: BV wen 32-8; o.16B: BV wen 28-7; o.16A: BV wen 45-5; o.17A: BV wen 37-8; tweeds: BV wen 27-3; eerste span:
BV wen 44-11. Die Vossies se eerste span het
hul agtste agtereenvolgende wedstryd gewen. Die span van Merensky het geen teenvoeter gehad vir die aanvallende spel van Ben Vorster nie.
Die Vossies se eerste netbalspan, wat vanjaar verwoestend is, se lede is Thandeka Mathye, Nsuku Makalana, Khanyisa Chawane, Tsholofelo Bulala, Katie Morgets, Precious Mhlari, Shonny
Thuketana en Thabita Modiba.
Die Vossies se seunshokkie was rooiwarm in hul ligawedstryde teen die Hoërskool Frans du Toit. Die eerste span en die o.16A’s het hul krag teen Phalaborwa se manne gemeet. Die o.16’s het van die begin af aanvallende hokkie
gespeel. Caelen Retief het vier van die span se wendoele aangeteken en hulle wen met ‘n verpletterende 11-0. Die eerste span het ook die wa deur die drif getrek en Frans du
Toit met 1-0 die loef afgesteek.
The ‘Buffalo Stars’ of Ben Vorster High School were home to Rainbow Combined School last week. The u.16’s won by 3-2. The scoring was opened by Tumelo Maponya. The other two goals were scored by Matimu Mabirimise and Tsunzu Hlaniki. The Buffalo Stars were leading 3-0 at half time.
In the second half the visitors surprised the hosts with two goals, but it was the same old story: too little too late, and the Buffalos got away with a 3-2 win.
In the second match between
the bigger boys, the game was very fast with both teams trying very hard to win the battle in the middle of the park. It was no surprise when the ever green Mario Kgohloane put the hosts in front and that was the only goal of the game. The same Mario who put The Buffalo Stars in the lead was red carded minutes later.
The hosts played the better part of the game with one man down, but they still managed to clinch to the lead. The Buffalo Stars’ next game is against Helmeg. Who will emerge as the toast of the town?
The u.19 soccer players — the Buffalo Stars — of Ben Vorster High School are seen here. In the front are Mario Kgohlane, Billy Molokwane, Wisani Makhubele (captain), Vukosi Mathebula and Selby Kgohlane. Behind them are Millard Nyathi, Mandla Mlondobozi, Ntsako Nkwinika, Thato Moshokwa and Ben Bambisa. At the back are Sabarius Sedibe,
Langutani Mashimbye and Carl Sambo.
Buffalo Stars host Rainbow Combined
Stanford Lake College hosted the second race in the Limpopo Schools Cross Country MBT series. It was an awesome day for the event on their new XC track. Six schools with a total of 46 riders took part. SLC had eleven riders competing on the day, achieving some very good results, with seven of the riders finishing on the podium! In their various age categories these were Matthew Wilkinson, Bryce Reed (1st) , Benno Prinsloo (1st after a sprint finish!), Sarah Pogrund (1st & the series leader in her age group), Rebecca Desmet, Sarah Wilken and Stuart Lunt. The visitors were impressed with SLC’s facilities and how the event was run. The points standings after two races (Tour de Lip, Tour de Lake) are: SLC 259; Louis Trichardt 248; Frans du Toit 155; PHS 32; Hanglip CVO 24; Ridgeway 26. The last race in the Limpopo series will be tomorrow in Phalaborwa (Tour de Gat). Seen here in action at last week’s event is Byron Lucas on the new
single track section.
Vossies maak skoonskip
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Merensky se seunshokkiespanne het die afgelope naweek teen Cur-ro Heuwelkruin gespeel. Die vurige teenstanders, teen wie Merensky verlede jaar verloor het, het hard geveg teen die Plasies se aanvalle, maar kon nie Samuel Modiba ver-hoed om ‘n doel aan te teken nie.
Alhoewel die balbesit baie gelykop tussen die twee spanne was, het die verdedigers van die Plasies nie toegelaat dat Heuwelkruin ‘n doel aanteken nie. Deur uitstekende spanwerk en doeltreffende kort aangeë het Samuel Modiba en
Jordan Stevens elkeen ‘n doel in die tweede helfte aangeteken. Die eindtelling was 3-0 in die Plasies se guns.
Die eerste span het teen ‘n baie fisieke Heuwelkruin te staan ge-kom. Na ‘n pragtige beweging deur Mahlatse Mahlaka kon Ry-nard de Lange net die bal intik, vir die openingsdoel. Die span het onder groot druk kop gehou en Jason Moore en Rynard de Lange het pragdoele in die tweede helfte aangeteken, om die wedstryd te beklink met ‘n mooi telling van 3-0.
Links: Lianca Pieters van die Laerskool Dr Annecke in Letsitele is vir Limpopo se o.13-netbalspan gekies. Regs: Kurisani Shivambu van die Laerskool Dr Annecke in Letsitele is vir Limpopo se o.12-
netbalspan gekies.
Giyani Boxing Club’s 22-year-old SA female bantamweight champion, Bukiwe Nonina, will face-off with Nolubabalo Nqgodelana from East London when she defends her belt tomorrow night in Giyani.
Nonina is a typical shy girl whose physical appearance hides the truth of being a boxer. However, her feisty personality is expected to be evident when she defends her bantam weight title for the third time since 2012.
Armed with a professional record of seven wins in nine fights and two losses, Nonina is not planning to let go of her belt. “I’ve been training hard for this fight, and I can assure you that when the bell rings to announce the end of the match, my hand will be lifted as the winner,” she said. She said she would use home ground
a d v a n t a g e to her benefit.
T h e f i g h t
will be
the first to be staged by Giyani Boxing Club in seven years. The founder and promoter of the club, Mr Bushie Mabunda, died around 2008, resulting in boxers quitting the club. Recently Mr Emanuel Mutavhatsindi took over as a promoter, and started training new boxers. He has urged residents of Giyani to support boxing.
— Orlando [email protected]
Left: Lati Makoro has made Duiwelskloof Primary School very proud! She earned her spot this year in the Limpopo netball team. She will be going to Margate during the winter holidays to earn her Limpopo Colours. Middle: Masekela Manyama od Duiwelskloof Primary School has done it again! He took his rugby spot again, just like last year — and will be playing in the Cravenweek! Right: Wandri Janse van Rensburg het deelgeneem aan die Western Mounted Games in Bela Bela. Sy en haar perd, Mahala, het weer eerste gekom in die skole se afdeling
op Vlak 1 en tweede vir Poles in die ope.
Female boxer to defend her belt
Bukiwe Nonina proud-ly shows off her Ban-tamweight belt that she will defend tomor-row night in the Giyani
Community Hall.
Plasies pak Heuwelkruin
The following athletes from Merensky High School have been chosen to take part in the Bokkie Week: Amelia Middelton was chosen for the u.16 netball team; John-Hendrik Muller, JJ Davies, Rassie Pretorius and Dylan Oosthuyse were chosen for the boys hockey division ( Tiaan Venter, Rico Pretorius, Richard Coleman, Jason Moore, Matthew Oosthuyse, Stefan Prinsloo and Angus Dalrymple-Hay were absent when the photo was taken); for rugby Lood Venter, MJ Bensch, Ettien Slabber, Armand Steyn and Joseph
Raspel (with Christopher Hamilton-Fowle absent) were selected.
Die Vossies het weer ‘n goeie kwota o.18-rugbyspelers wat vanjaar aan die Cravenweek gaan deelneem. Hier is, voor: Madot Mabokela, Mitch Mametsa, Dumisani Mushwana en Diederik Oberholzer. In die
middelry is BJ Vorster, Zukosi Mabuza, Vandre Rolls en Dirk Coetzee. Agter is Hanco Taljaardt, Theo Mahlo, Tiaan Vorster en Thapelo Molapo. Toe die groepfoto geneem is, was Thepiso Mahasha afwesig.
Stanford Lake College athletes Gavin Stirling (representing Namibia Invitational), Marc Stirling, Reese Bain and Graeme Harty (representing Limpopo) participated with a total of 309 players in the 2014 SA Schools’ Country Districts Squash Championships in Bloemfontein. Gavin, Marc and Graeme competed fiercely in their particular age groups against formidable opposition. Reese, the mainstay for the girls u.14, helped her team to overall victory by winning all her matches over the four days. She will now represent the SACD at No 1 for her age group at the IPT tournament to be held in June. Seen in the photo are Gavin Stirling, Marc Stirling, Reese Bain
and Graeme Harty.
Netball Hockey
Rugby
Seventeen bow hunters from Merensky’s Archery Club travelled to Gauteng to participate in the revised format ABO/3di “Triple crown” competition over the past weekend. This competition is designed to test their skills over a very difficult terrain.
They are expected to estimate the
distance to a 3D ‘animal’, and by using only one arrow, hit the heart area. Contestants have twenty ‘animals’ to aim at, concluding with a maximum of 200 points and a possible twenty
bonus points. The Merensky bow hunters did
very well in the individual section. They competed against 250 other archers, and returned home with three gold, two silver and two bronze medals. The Merensky A team was awarded a bronze medal.
Seven of the archers qualified for their ABO provincial colours, namely Renart Botha, Ruan Genis, Beneche Jackson, Pieter van der Merwe, Adriaan Venter, Ricus Warmenhoven and Schalk Warmenhoven.
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Hoe bejaarder Oubal raak, hoe meer dinge sien hy raak — al is die oë nie meer so goed nie. En hoe meer dinge Oubal raaksien, hoe meer ligte gaan daar vir hom op, wat help om die werklikhede om ons te verklaar.
So sit Oubal voorverlede Saterdag en kyk na ‘n skolerakbiewedstryd op TV, waarin ene Vic Meyer ‘n drie vir die Afrikaanse Hoër Seunskool van Pretoria druk. Die kommentators was vinnig om ons mee te deel dat jongeheer Meyer die seun van Heyneke is, wat sodanige lig vir Oubal laat flikker het. Gewoonlik gee Oubal se mense hul kinders familiename of hulle vernoem hulle na ‘n persoonike held, maar Oubal twyfel of Vic ‘n tradisionele Meyer-familienaam is.
‘Tja, toe Heyneke nou verlede Maandag sy Springbokoefengroep aankondig, brand die lig mos besonder helder vir Oubal — welkom terug in Bokgeledere, oupa Victor Matfield en maak jou sommer ook reg vir heropnemimg van die kapteinskap. Oubal
sien egter Matfield is nie die enigste bejaarde in Heyneke se uitsoekgroep nie, want oupa Schalk en oupa Fourie is ook daar, oupa Jean was daar en waarskynlik gaan oupa Bakkies binnekort ook daar wees. Om nie te praat van Oupa Mohoje nie!
‘Tja, soos gewoonlik moes Oubal sedertdien die gewone geween en gekners van tande aanhoor, van wie nou kwansuis onverdienstelik die groep gehaal het en wie nog meer onverdienstelik weggelaat is. Hoe moeilik is dit om te verstaan dat uit hierdie groep van 36, met ‘n waarskynlike tien-stuks Pondeuro’s wat ook nog moet bykom, skaars die helfte vanjaar ‘n Boktrui oor hul koppe
gaan trek? Iemand moet die duiksakke vashou, mense!
Maar Oubal begin al hoe meer ‘n idee kry van hoe Heyneke se kop werk, bo en behalwe met naamgeëry. Eerstens vermoed Oubal dat Heyneke homself aan drank oorgegee het, want Witjakkals se bieraandraer, Brüssow, is ook in die oefengroep en ons
weet Heyneke kies nie klein spelers vir die Bokke nie! Dit blyk ook dat Heyneke nou meer lojaal is aan sy ou skool as die BB’e, met dié dat hy saam met Stormer Vermeulen nog ‘n Nelspruiter in die persoon van Leeu Boshoff gekies het!
‘n Baie interessante verwikkeling vir Oubal is die vervanging van Jean de Villiers met ‘n slot, Stephan Lewies. Dié skuif van Heyneke verbaas Oubal glad nie, want min van ons veelgeroemde senters kan nog ‘n gaping slaan, ‘n fopaangee maak en ‘n mede-agterspeler wegstuur vir ‘n drie soos wat oupa Matfield verlede Vrydag teen die
Brumbies gedoen het! Inmiddels het Oubal kennis geneem van
‘n aanvallige vroulike bewonderaar wat beswaard is omdat Oubal te veel aandag aan die skole gee. Liefie, Oubal vertrou as jy bostaande gelees het, sal jy besef watse nuttige inligting ‘n ouman bekom deur juis skolerakbie te volg!
‘Tja, Oubal staan natuurlik nie alleen hierin nie, want op ‘n gegewe Saterdag het jy nou ‘n keuse van tot drie skolerakbiewedstryde op die kassie en Oubal merk dat selfs die wêreld se GAK* nou ‘n bladsy aan skolerakbie wy. Oubal kan jou verseker die media gee nie net aan hul kliënte wat hulle graag wil hê nie, maar in Oubal se geval ook wat hulle nie wil hê nie, maar vra om te kry!
Merci beaucoup, mon amour!(*Grootste Afrikaanse Koerant)“The reason grandparents and grandchildren
get along so well is that they have a common enemy.” — Sam Levenson
Oupas en Oupas!
‘n Erg verswakte eerste span van Letaba het Saterdag teen Musina te staan gekom, wat ook sonder verskeie gereelde spelers moes opdraf. Trouens, as ‘n paar van Tzaneen se manne nie ruimhartig en sportief aangebied het om vir Musina uit hul verknorsing te help nie, sou die wedstryd afgelas moes word.
Nogtans was die wedstryd ‘n goeie karak-tertoets vir Letaba se spelers en vir die span as geheel.
Die woord “troue” in ‘n rugbyseisoen laat ‘n afrigter in koue sweet uitslaan en oud-staatmaker Kardos se troue asook verskeie beserings het veroorsaak dat Letaba se eerste span sonder sewe gereelde spelers Musina moes aandurf!
Musina het egter hul eie probleme gehad, aangesien hul een slot, die skrumskakel en twee reserwes weens vervoerprobleme nie opgedaag het nie.
Stoffel Vermaak, Joe de Beer, Jaco Dip-penaar en Righart Wernich het egter ewe sportief ingestem om vir Musina uit te draf. Stoffel het gewys sy besering is iets van die verlede en hy het Letaba goed besig gehou met sy kraglopies.
Die wedstryd was per ooreenkoms net vyftig minute lank en Musina het statiese skrums versoek.
Letaba het in die eerste helfte die wedstryd lig opgeneem, aangesien dit verkort is en hulle het slegs twee drieë in die eerste helfte gedruk. Rustyd is daar egter hard gepraat en die manne het besluit om ernstig rugby te speel. Vier pragdrieë het toe in die tweede 25 minute gevolg.
Skitterende hardlooprugby deur die agter-spelers het gesorg dat hulle vyf van die ses drieë gedruk het. Voorlangs het JP Schwarts en Glen Mafumo uitgeblink en agterlangs was Damien Van Rensburg, Ruan Roets, Tre-vor Hope en Gideon Modiba gevaarlik, elke keer wanneer hulle aan die bal geraak het.
JP Schwarts is as speler van die wedstryd aangewys.
Drieë vir Letaba is deur JP O’Connel, Dam-ien Van Rensburg, Gideon Modiba, Ruan Roets, Piesang Lombard en Marnus Steyn gedruk, en Damien Van Rensburg het met vier doelskoppe geslaag.
Letaba 2 het teen Dendron te staan gekom en die onderspit met ‘n telling van 14-12 gedelf. Letaba 2 het vanjaar diepte, maar as sewe spelers uit die tweede span opgetrek word na die eerste span, gaan enige klub se tweede span sukkel teen ‘n stewige span soos Dendron.
Letaba 2 het nogtans baie karakter gewys en die wedstryd het die heeltyd wipplank gery. Dendron het dan ook eers in die doodsnikke van die wedstryd die wenpunte aangeteken.
Vir Letaba 2 was niemand beter nie as die senter Daneel Retief. Hy’t die oog gevang met sterk breekslae en omgekeerde besit wat hy bewerkstellig het. Hy is verdiend as spe-ler van die wedstryd aangewys.
Die jongeling, Righart Wernich, het ook weer ‘n ysterwedstryd gehad en hy druk nou ernstig vir ‘n plek in die eerste span. Drieë vir Letaba 2 is deur Stoffel Vermaak, Ntsako Shilubane gedruk en Joe De Beer het met een doelskop geslaag. ‘n Geslaagde skepskop wat nie deur die skeidsregter toegeken is nie, “omdat daar spelers voor die skopper was”!, sou Letaba ‘n wen besorg het. Geluk-kig het die skeidsregter foute na albei kante gemaak, maar so ‘n basiese fout deur ‘n li-gaskeidsregter behoort darem eintlik nie te gebeur nie.• Letaba reis more na Pietersburg, waar hulle teen Pietersburg Dorp te staan kom. En volgende Saterdag is dit die groot een, wanneer Letaba en Noordelikes kragte sal meet. Die bloed sal, figuur-lik gesproke, volgende Saterdag vloei (dalk ook let-terlik) en rugbygeesdriftiges kan solank regmaak vir dié kragmeting.
Die eerste rugbyspan van die Laerskool Tzaneen het die voorreg geniet om Vrydagaand in ‘n voorweddstryd vir die Bulle vs die Brumbies op Loftus te speel. Hulle het hul wedstryd teen Kru-gerpark van Mokopane met 26-7 gewen. Die seuns het dit vreeslik geniet en waardeer die voorreg.
New format for bow hunting
Seen here in action, is Merensky’s Carla van Coller.
Kreupel Letaba te sterk vir mank Musina | Letaba 38 - Musina 12
