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Is the Municipal Manager of the Mopani District Municipality (MDM), Mr Tim Maake, receiving special treatment in the investigation of the misspending of funds at the MDM to the tune of R75 million, allegedly ascribed to fraud, corruption, racketeering and money laundering.
MDM wastes our money
Shenanigans of the ‘Sheri� ’
Skool se bome — storm in ‘n koppie tee?
‘BoomPiet’ op sy kleinhoewe vermoor
Zander is de nuwe Jongboer van die Jaar
Groot eer vir A3. Een van slegs veertien in die land
Letsitele se mense skud vere reg vir groot fees
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Nuwe beesras steel kollig by Letaba Skou... Milky Bar, die topbul in die nuwe PinZ²yl-kudde van
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Willie Stevens, ‘n adjunk-hoof by Merensky, ontvang die prys van beoordelaar Pieter Gerber.
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Ben Lombard Moet sê ek was Donderdagaand daar en dit was vir my heerlik om te sien
hoeveel jeug daar was en die “rides” soos hulle sê. Geniet dit was anders as verlede jaar
Pieter Gerber Ek wens mense wil nie altyd glo wat ander mense sê nie! Julle moes self kom
kyk het! Gee kans dinge verander nie oornag. Hans Schouwstra Dit sal altyd n probleem
wees, wat die een dink is goed is vir die ander swak. Die aandkunstenaars wat deel van toegang is, is goed. Ek verstaan dis n landbouskou maar hoeveel boere is daar regtìg onder ons wat heeldag
na beeste wil kyk... trekkers en beeste trek vir seker nie baie besoekers nie. Die rugbyveld is heeltemaal aan boerdery afgestaan wat baie van die atmosfeer weggevat het...
Pieter Gerber Hans Schouwstra wat sou jy voorstel moet op die rugbyveld gebeur? Die
skoukomitee is oop vir voorstelle! Die probleem is net dat die landbou veral die beeste al die jare aan die agter speen gesuip het. Hierdie jaar was die meeste blootstelling wat die beeste ooit gekry het! Die kinders van Merensky wat aan die jeugskou deelgeneem het sal ook daarvan kan getuig! Maar
soos ek al reeds genoem het ons is wel oop vir voorstelle!
Desireé L Botha Nie eers gegaan nie, te veel mense wat daar was het gesê dis glad nie die
moeite werd nie... als is dieselfde! Izel Greyling beter met die biertent wat nie
meer daar onder is nie. Maar hoekom moet al die stalletjies presies dieselfde items verkoop? limit hul bv. 2 stalletjies kan hoede verkoop en die ander brille. Mens hoef net in een stalletjie in te stap dan weet jy klaar die ander 20 gaan presies dieselfde verkoop, net teen verskillende pryse.
Sê jou sê
• Vanjaar se Letaba skou is geadverteer as een wat ‘n nuwe baadjie aangetrek het. Het jy die skou vanjaar besoek? Indien wel, wat is jou kommentaar? En wat het jy gedink van die skou in die algemeen?
• This year’s Letaba show has been touted as having a diff erent feel and look. Did you visit the show this weekend? If so, what comments do you have and what did you think of the show in general?
Vlieg sal dit selfs vandeesweek oorweeg om eerder met ‘n wit Fortuner ry as om die skande oor sy familie te bring deur te erken dat hy ‘n alumnus van die Perversiteit van Pretoria is. Wat het die twee merries dan gedink om so blatant rassisties en diskriminerend te wees teenoor swart huiswerkers deur so aan te trek na ‘n “fancy dress” partytjie toe?
Dit sou amper so rassisties gewees het as ‘n mens swart Barbies gekry het!
Of twee wit tannies met Hashim Amla baarde!
Die Menseregtekommissie sou dit miskien nog oorsien as twee vrouens hulle as mans voordoen, maar om Meksikane te stereotipeer is darem een te erg!
Vlieg kan homself nie erger rassisme voorstel as ‘n witman wat soos Mr. T. probeer lyk nie!
Vlieg sidder om te dink wat die Kommissie vir Ge-slagsgelykheid sou doen as ‘n man teen vroue diskrimineer deur soos een aan te trek!
Vlieg is seker dat die DBV ‘n stokkie sou steek voor leeus wat hulself as wit voordoen.
Of wit smur� es?Of selfs ‘n swart Elvis?
Vlieg dink ook die Departement van
Tradisionele Sake sou ‘n kommissie van ondersoek aanstel as ‘n
Sangoma homself as ‘n witman vermom!
Hoe sou Shrek gevoel het as iemand hul baba groen geverf het om soos hy te lyk?
Wat sou van die wêreld geword het as iemand ooit soos Michael Jackson “opgedress” het?
Die Publikasieraad sou dit darem ook nie toelaat om ‘n rolprent te laat versprei waar ‘n wit man homself vermom as ‘n swarte, en ‘n swart man as ‘n witte nie?
Niemand v e r s t a a n
beter as Vlieg hoe dit is as almal altyd teen jou diskrimineer of jou
stereotipeer nie!Sies meisies, Vlieg
skaam hom vir julle!
maar om Meksikane te stereotipeer is darem een te erg!
‘n witman vermom!
Sies meisies, Vlieg skaam hom vir julle!
Niemand v e r s t a a n
beter as Vlieg hoe dit is as almal altyd teen jou diskrimineer of jou
stereotipeer nie!Sies meisies, Vlieg
skaam hom vir julle!
Die menings, uitsprake, standpunte, verwysings, komplimente, beledigings, humor, ensovoorts van Vlieg is nie noodwendig dié van die Bulletin nie!
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Dit sou amper so rassisties gewees het as ‘n mens swart Barbies gekry het!
Hoe sou Shrek gevoel het as iemand hul baba groen geverf
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En mag daar tog net nie teen primi-tiewe mense
gediskrimineer word nie, of teen
groente nie, of teen rooivleis nie! Natuurlik ook nie teen Pepsi nie
en ook nie teen winde opbring nie!
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Tzaneen spog vanjaar met Lim-popo se Jongboer van die Jaar, nadat mnr Zander Ernst (27) van Allesbeste Boerdery die ti-tel verlede week in Polokwane verower het.
Dit is geen geringe prestasie nie, want die maatstawwe van beoordeling strek oor feitlik elke aspek van boerdery.
In kort is die bestuursfilosofie sowel as die tegniese vaardig-heid waarmee dit in die prak-tyk toegepas word die kern van beoordeling. Dit kom neer op wat die boer doen, waarom hy dit doen en watter alternatiewe beskikbaar is. Die menigte an-der kriteria tel ook punte, maar die klem lê steeds op bestuurs-
filosofie.Ernst, met ‘n B Com (hons)-
graad in bemarking, boer tussen Tzaneen en Politsi saam met sy broer, Edrean, op die familie- plaas Allesbeste saam met hul pa, Dr André Ernst.
Zander Ernst is die produk-siedirekteur en spits hom veral op avokado’s toe. Hy gaan nou deur as Limpopo se kandidaat vir die landwye kompetisie, waaruit SA se wenner later vanjaar aangewys sal word.
Nog ‘n deelnemer uit die omge-wing, mnr Emile O’Connell van die Constantia-distrik buite Let-sitele, was ‘n finalis in die talle inskrywings wat vanjaar deur AgriLimpopo ontvang is.
‘BosPiet’ word vandag in Tzaneen begrawe, maar sy skeppingswerk uit hout sal nog lank in verskeie huishou-
dings lewend bly.Mnr Piet van Wyk (55) is verlede naweek in sy huis op die Kalifornië-klein-hoewes tussen Tza-neen en Letsitele vermoor, ter-wyl hy besig was om te herstel aan ‘n longkwaal. Hy is deur ‘n groep onbekende mans aan-geval en met noodlottige kop-beserings dood gelaat. Enkele items is uit sy huis gesteel, maar die verdagtes is nog op
vrye voete.Speurders het ‘n sterk ver-moede wie die aanvallers was, maar het tot dusver nie daarin kon slaag om hulle by hul hui-
se op te spoor nie.Sy dogter, me Mariesa Coet-zee van Haenertsburg, sê haar pa was ‘n groot liefhebber van
hout en “die bos”. Hy het die bynaam BosPiet gedra en het treffende meu-bels uit inheemse houtsoorte soos mingerhout ge-maak, wat veral te sien is in voorpor-tale en kroeë in die Tzaneen-omge-
wing.Hy het ook ander meubels ge-maak, wat dikwels deur hom en sy twee seuns, Donny en Jannie, op verskeie plekke te koop aangebied is. Hy was groot van gestalte en het met ‘n welige baard gespog om by sy bejaarde e karaktervolle
Ford F250-bakkie te pas.Coetzee sê dit word vermoed dat hy tydens die aanval te swak was om homself te verdedig, omdat hy dae tevore
nog in die hospitaal was.‘n Begrafnisdiens word van- oggend om 11:00 by Letaba
Eco Park gehou.
Is Mr Tim Maake, the controversial manager of the Mopani District Municipality, receiving spe-cial treatment in a police investigation regard-ing alleged fraud, corruption, racketeering and money laundering?
Maake was arrested in Lenyenye earlier this year, but that was also kept very quiet and peo-ple say his arrest took place rather secretively. The Bulletin has no established exclusively that an Ex Parte application to issue a subpoena for Maake “to furnish material or relevant infor-mation, to wit the information as set out in An-nexure A att ached to Schedule , regarding any alleged crime, to wit the crime(s) of draud, cor-ruption, racketeering and money laundering”,
was held before a magistrate in chambers (in other words, not in an open court).
We have also succeeded in obtaining infor-mation about the contents of the Annexure A referred to exclusively. According to this doc-ument the Police (Commercial Branch) are in-vestigating alleged irregularities pertaining to boreholes in the Maruleng, Ba-Phalaborwa, Greater Letaba, Greater Giyani and Greater Tza-neen municipalities.
A total amount of over R75 million is men-tioned. We will share more about these alarming allegations with our readers next week.
— Francois [email protected]
Adriaan Kleyn-hans (20), ‘n oud-Vossie en fi-nale jaar BA-stu-dent in sielkunde aan die Universi-teit van Noord-wes, is Sondag- oggend naby Steynsburg in ‘n motorongeluk dood. Hy was alleen in die
voertuig wat om ‘n skerp draai van die pad geloop en omgeslaan het. Volgens sy familie was hy baie lief vir perdry en was ook ‘n kranige fo-tograaf. Hy sou op 6 September sy mondigwording gevier het. Kleyn-hans laat sy ouers, Herman en Ria Kleynhans, en sy suster Melandri agter. ‘n Gedenkdiens word vanog-gend om 11:00 vir hom in die AP
Kerk in Tzaneen gehou.
The Mopani District Municipality (MDM), having earned their stripes for not minding to waste ratepay-ers’ money, now has to pay R7 500 to sett le an amount of R2 000 — an escalation of 368%.
How come? Quite simple and to-tally unnecessary: In June 2012 the MDM placed an advertisement in the Bulletin. The cost was R2 042,88. A year later, in July 2013, the account had not been sett led, de-spite numerous requests.
So we decided, as a matt er of prin-ciple, to institute legal action against the MDM. That made no impression on them and they simply ignored the lawyer’s lett ers, demanding sett lement of the account, and when the court granted judgement against the insti-tution they kept on ignoring the situa-tion. The next step was that the sheriff att ached some photocopiers, other electronic equipment and even fridges.
They still showed no reaction and
a sale in execution was advertised, which also made no impression on them. When the sheriff arrived to remove the articles that he had at-tached earlier on, they suddenly re-alised that they’d bett er pay.
The initial amount of R2 042,88 had by then grown to R7 517,41, which included interest, our lawyer’s legal fees, the sheriff ’s fees and the cost of advertisements in newspapers. They paid the full amount...
The MDM’s manager, the contro-versial Mr Tim Maake, should ex-plain how such bad administration and wasteful expenditure could be tolerated. That, however, is highly unlikely to happen, since the MDM has become known for the rather in-sensitive way in which they spend other people’s hard earned money.
Shame on the MDM and their chief accounting offi cer, Mr Tim Maake.
— Francois [email protected]
The man who masqueraded as a sheriff and collected hundreds of thousands of Rand from inno-cent and credulous “clients” in Mopani has been cornered. The Bulletin exclusively exposed Mr Ngwako Kgatla from the Bolobedu area some six months ago. He has been on the run since then and managed to avoid a large number of people who were looking for him.
Kgatla and FNB (his bankers) have now been ordered by judge Maumela in the North Gauteng
High Court to pay an amount of R287 720,09 “within 48 hours” into the trust account of the law-yer for Messrs Masilo John Mod-jela and Khashane Archibold Modjela.
The lawyer is now considering a class action on behalf of a large number of people who were done in by Kgatla against him. We will share some more information about this new development with our readers next week.
— Francois [email protected]
Tim Maake: Does he enjoy special treatment?
Shame on you, Mr Maake!
‘Sheri� ’ cornered, has to pay in 48 hrs
Zander oes die louere
‘BosPiet’ vandag begrawe
Adriaan Kleynhans
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Prime Time & CrimeBulletin Crime Reporter: Arnold Mabunda - [email protected]
Human skull found A human skull has been found on Monday inside the water pipes from Politsi to Kgapane by Greater Letaba Municipality water aff airs offi cials, while cleaning the pipes. Modjadjiskloof police W/o Offi cer Seshoka Kgamedi said that the skull with burnt wounds is believed to have been thrown into the pipe during the past two years. At the moment the skull has not been identifi ed. However, police urge those who lost their loved ones to come forward or contact W/o offi cer Seshoka on 083 938 9383.
Manhunt for suspectsMaake police have launched a manhunt for suspects involved in the brutal killing of 51-year- old Ms Mokgadi Ramaila Mathilda last week Thursday. Residents in the area are believed to have notifi ed the police aft er her body was found lying in the street. The body had multiple wounds in the face and to the head, said Tzaneen Police spokesman Lt Col Moatshe Ngoepe. The motive of the killing is still unknown. However, police investigations
are continuing, he added. Anyone with related information should anonymously contact Lt Col Cecil Machimana on 072 532 1725 or the nearest police station.
Rhino poachers nabbedAt least three Mozambican suspected rhino poachers were nabbed last week Friday aft er att empting to poach a rhino from a private farm in Gravelott e. The three suspects — a 16-year-old minor who may not be identifi ed, Phineas Baloyi (47) and Phillip Xihlangu (44) — were waiting to shoot and dehorn a rhino, said Limpopo Police spokesperson Lt Col Ronel Ott o. Police received a tip off and swift ly arrested them on the spot. They were found in possession of an unlicensed 3.75 rifl e with ammunition, she said. The three suspects appeared briefl y in the Magistratse Court on charges of illegal poaching and possession of an unlicensed fi rearm. They are expected to re-appear in court today.
Suspects apprehendedOver the past week police in Bolobedu have apprehended 53 criminal suspects involved in violating the law. At least ten people have been caught for assault, malicious damage to property, shoplift ing and violation of a protection order. Police nabbed eighteen people involved in illegal gambling, rape and liquor off ences. Another 22 people were held for robbery, theft and possession of a dangerous weapon.
Wanted culpritsLetsitele police are investigating the killing of 55-year-old Mr Piet Van Wyk of the California plots last Friday. Police spokesman Col Lt Moatshe Ngoepe said that the deceased was found lying dead with multiple injuries to his head. A robbery is also believed to have occurred. At this stage no suspects have been arrested, but police are investigating the murder. Persons with knowledge of the suspect’s whereabouts
are urged to contact Capt Masilu Notoane on 082 469 0900 or the nearest police station.
O� enders behind barsHaenertsburg police have apprehended at least fi ft een people involved in criminal activities over the past week. Haenertsburg police spokesperson Const Bongi Malungane has confi rmed that nine motorists were held for traffi c off ences, four people for possession of dagga and two more for public indecency.
Last week Friday Bolobedu SAPS, the department of health and the education department partnered with Bolobedu residents in a bid to donate food parcels to needy families around the
community. The group also visited Ga-Kgapane hospital to shower new born babies with gift s. A fun walk saw two needy families of Rapudi and Kgaphamadi been given much needed food parcels.
SAPS celebrates women’s month
Kgaphamadi family in Ga-Kgapane. Rapudi family
LemoenfeesDie bekende Letsitele Lemoenfees (wás Oesfees) word op Saterdag 23 Augustus by die Laerskool Dr An-necke gehou. Dit begin om 08:00 en
toegang is gratis. Daar sal weer landloop en mini-hokkie
wees. Heelwat buite-uitstallers met juwele, klere, handgemaakte artikels, bykomstighede, wi-nskopies, asook handgemaakte koekversierings sal weer hul kraampies hê. So tussen die watertand ertappelstokkies (chipstix), biefb urgers (hamburgers), mini-donuts, pannekoek, vetkoek en yankees is daar oorgenoeg sitplek vanwaar die aktiwiteite dopgehou kan word. Kom probeer gerus ook ons nuwe gebraaide mielies en pynappels!
Kinders sl kan baljaar op die groter glybaan, springkastele en met blikkie-rol. Die snoepie, spookasem en geluksakkies is elke kind se droomkraampie. Om weg te neem is daar bil-tong, pragtige plante, tuisgemaakte gebak en vars plaasgroente en vrugte.
Dit gaan lekkerrrr wees. Moet dit nie misloop nie.
Women’s Walk The popular Pick n Pay Women’s Walk is tak-ing place in Hoedspruit tomorrow, when a fun 5 km walk will set off at Hoedspruit Wildlife Estate at 08:00 in support of raising breast-can-cer awareness. In spite of its name, the walk is not restricted to women, but for the whole family to enjoy.
All the funds raised go directly to PinkDrive, who provide free breast-cancer screening and education around the country. PinkDrive will be on site off ering breast examinations.
Hot and cold refreshments will be on sale and lucky draws will off er super prizes. In addition to a goody bag fi lled with products by Futurelife, every participant will receive a medal at the end of the walk. The cost is R40 per adult and R20 for children under eighteen years.
Enter online at www.pnptickets.co.za For more information: Dani on 083 308 6260.
DemonstrationA fi re fi ghting equipment demonstration will be held between 09:00 and 10:00 today by ANCO at the Letaba Fire Protection Associa-
tion offi ce at Waterval, Westfalia. Contact per-son: Mr Hannes Enslin on 078 802 2234.
Fun runSt Peters Anglican Church, Tzaneen, will host a Fun run on 22 August, for runners and walkers. Bites and drinks will be on sale. The run will start at 18:00 and registration will start at 17:00. R45 for adults and R25 for chil-dren under 16. Cal 015 307 3534 for more info.
Gospel eveningA gospel evening will be hosted at the Fairview Hotel in Tzaneen by Nico de Jager on 21 Au-gust. Local artists will also perform. Time is set for 18:30 for 19:00. Refreshments and a cash bar will be available. R2 500 per table for ten peo-ple. All proceeds to be donated to the Tzaneen Care Group, who takes care of cancer patients.
Women on the MoveCelebrate with Women on the Move on 21 August at Hotel@Tzaneen at 18:00. For more info, contact Shaun Mhlongo on 083 541 9815.
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Letsitele se Kersmark Vanjaar word die vyfde Kerskuiermark aangebied en die komitee wat net uit dames bestaan, met Anneri Vorster as voorsitt er, werk reeds hard om die dag weer ‘n groot sukses te maak. Die doel van die Kerskuiermark is om mense en spesifi ek kinders in nood fi nansieel by te staan. Die afgelope twee jaar se winste het in geheel hiervoor gegaan. So maak Letsitele ook ‘n verskil in hul direkte omgewing en selfs tot in Tzaneen. Die Kerskuiermark is nie die gewone skoustalletjie of vlooimark nie.
Elke uitstaller word vooraf gekeur en so maak hulle seker dat daar eksklusiewe produkte te koop is vir almal — vrouens,mans, kinders, oud en jonk. Heleen de Kock hanteer die NG Kerk se engelfabriek en die vrouens in die gemeente is reeds besig om die mooiste handgemaakte produkte en lekernye voor te berei. Vanjaar se tema is “Somerkersfees”. Karen van Rooyen help maak als mooi.
Daar gaan weer ‘n teetuin wees met sout en soet — die bekende dadelkoek en sjokoladekoek, asook heerlike Quiche en nog meer. Irma van Rooyen en Marie Muller beplan reeds aan die middagete. Die aandete
gaan deur Marleen Minnaar en haar span voorberei word.
Die mans kan ook uitsien hierna, want dis iets lekker wat van die vleisbraaivuur kom. Die aand sal daar ook ligte musiek deur musikante gespeel word. Die meester sjefk ompetisie word weer gehou, plus ‘n junior meester sjefk ompetisie. Vir die mammas met kleiner kinders: Anel sal sorg dat daar kindervermaak is. Die Kerskuiermark vind plaas op 24 en 25 Oktober in en om die Letsitele NG Kerk se amfi teater.
Vossies soek kunstenaarsOud-Vossies wat musikante, sangers, of goe-ie dansers is en/of ander uitvoerende kunste beoefen, word gesoek.
Alle oud-Vossies van álle ouderdomme, wat in die uitvoerende kunste betrokke is, of oor ‘n spesiale talent op die verhoog beskik, word genooi om kontak te maak met me. René Myn-hardt, die kultuurorganiseerder by die Hoër-skool Ben Vorster by 015 307 4490 of 079 376 7485, met die oog op deelname aan ‘n spe-siale oud-Vossie opelugkonsert op Vrydag 19 September. Die Vossies is opgewonde oor die moontlikheid om u weer te sien optree!
PiesangfeesMet die amptelike aanbreek van die Lente be-rei Tzaneen hul voor vir die sewende jaarlikse Piesangfees. Vanjaar word die fees herskep met ‘n paar guitige nuwelinge wat tot groot vermaak sal lei.
Die Piesangfees word op 5 en 6 September by die NG Moedergemeente in Agathastraat ge-hou, waar kiosks reeds vanaf Vrydag 13:00 sal reg wees met vars pannekoek, kerrie-en-rys, boereworsrolle en vele meer.
As deel van die kindervermaak sal Lolliepop, die stuitige nar, reeds van 14:00 af rond dans tussen al die kleuters, terwyl springkastele, skyfskiet en ‘n spookhuis die agtergrond sal inkleur.
Kaasborde in ‘Antipasto’-styl vorm ook deel van hierdie fees se spyskaart en kos R80 vir twee persone. Kaasborde kan as ‘n wegneem-ete be-stel word of kan Vrydagaand tydens die ‘Kaas-en-wyn’ in die Piesang Piazza geniet word.Wyn sal per bott el/glas verkoop word en musikante sal sorg vir genoeg atmosfeer.Kaartjies is reeds beskikbaar by die kerkkan-toor.
Saterdag sorg ook vir hope pret rondom die Teetuin en Piesang Piazza! Terwyl volwas-senes kuier en na al die plaaslike kunstenaars
se vertonings kyk, sal kinders besig gehou word met boeresport en allerhande aktiwiteite.
Soos in die verlede sal daar vleis, groente en vrugte, plante en lekkernye op die tafels wees. Die Wille-Winskoop-Winkel staan ook reg met oulike winskopies wat insluit tweede-handse CD’s, Dvd’s, boeke en nog vele meer. Onder die nuwelinge is die ‘Koekedoor-kompetisie’,waarin die manne van die dorp hul staal gaan wys, deur koeke te versier en die ‘Kunsmark’ waar buite-uitstallers ook hul ju-wele, dekor, handwerk en tuisgebak ten toon sal stel. Uitstallers wat ruimte soek of vir navrae oor
die fees, bel die kerkkantoor by 015 307 4496.
Send your info to / Stuur inligting aan: [email protected]
Events l Gebeure
AGS van SA Duiwelskloof Zwaririrylaan, Modjadjiskloof:
015 309 9275.AGS van SA Letsitele
H/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 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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Die bekende Letsitele Lemoenfees (wás Oesfees) word op Saterdag 23 Augustus by die Laerskool Dr An-
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‘n Storm in ‘n koppie tee, sê sommiges. Ander sê dit is onvergeefl ik en ‘n ernstige saak. Die skoolhoof sê dit was onvermydelik, ter wille van verbetering en vooruitgang.
In ‘n neutedop is dit die opsomming van gevoelens nadat ‘n klompie bome op die terrein van die Hoërskool Ben Vorster afgekap is, om sportgeriewe uit te brei en te verbeter, én om skade aan strukture te beperk.
Dit blyk dat die afk ap van ‘n ou Apiesdoring wat glo nog deur wyle mnr Ben Vorster, na wie die skool genoem is, geplant is, gemoedere aangeblaas en die temperatuur van die ontsteldes laat styg het.
Maar soos die spreekwoord lui: Soos die boom val, bly hy lê; met ander woorde, gedane sake het geen keer nie. Gedane sake kan egter verduidelik word en dit is wat die skoolhoof, mnr Chris Denyschen, doen:
“Die Hoërskool Ben Vorster ervaar baie druk met betrekking tot die huidige sportfasiliteite as gevolg van die skool se uitnemendheid op sportgebied. So het die Vossies elf rugbyspanne en net twee velde wat aan die standaarde voldoen en elf hokkiespanne en net een gestandaardiseerde hokkieveld. Die netbalbane is ook te min vir die huidige vraag en die toestand van die tennisbane is nie iets om mee te spog nie. Daar is ook ‘n enorme behoeft e aan ‘n afsonderlike sokkerveld en die Vossies sal ook wil sien dat die krieketovaal tot sy reg kom. Die terrein het egter net soveel spasie, sonder enige verdere uitbreidingsmoontlikhede in die omgewing. Dit dwing die skool om te herbesin en dit wat hulle het, maksimaal te benut. Daar is oor ‘n lang tydperk met kundiges gekonsulteer en raad ingewin.
“Die Vossies was so bevoorreg om befondsing van R400 000 te bekom vir die opgradering van die tennis- en netbalbane. Dit is dus met groot vreugde dat hulle die fasiliteite-bul aan die horings kan begin pak. Na intense konsultasie met die instansie wat die opgradering van die bane gaan doen, was dit duidelik dat, met die skool se toekoms in gedagte, van die baie besondere bome wat die skoolterrein kenmerk, sal moet plek maak vir die nuwe ontwikkelings. Dit is ook duidelik dat hierdie bome
grootliks verantwoordelik is vir die bars in die fondasie van die tennishuisie, vir die swam wat die tennis- en netbalbane laat verbrokkel en vir die gras wat nie op die hokkieveld wil groei nie. Omdat daar geen ander ruimte is om hierdie fasiliteite heen te skuif nie, is die enigste ander oplossing om die bome te skuif.
“By nadere ondersoek, het dit duidelik geblyk dat al die bome, behalwe die groot ou apiesdoring, uitheems is en met inheemse bome vervang kan word. Die apiesdoring is ernstig beskadig deur termiete, wat dit binne die afsienbare tyd ‘n risiko maak. Verder het dit geblyk dat die apiesdoring se blare ‘n swam oordra wat die bane laat verbrokkel. Die fl ambojante en die rubberboom aan die oorkant van die huidige bane, het nie
net die fondasie van die tennishuisie laat bars nie, maar die wortels het ook onder die bane in gegroei en daar begin skade aanrig. Die ry uitheemse bome het die son op die hokkieveld tot so ‘n mate afgekeer, dat die skool die tuisveld voordeel verloor het met die Noordvaal uitspele, omdat geen gras in die sirkel wil groei nie en die Noordvaal bestuur geweier het dat die wedstryde onder sulke omstandighede hier plaasvind. Dit was ongelukkig die enigste veld van die regte groott e waarop amptelike wedstryde op die terrein gespeel kon word en die wedstryde moes inderhaas geskuif word.
“Dit was ‘n verleentheid vir die skool en ‘n ontwrigting vir die spelers. Die besluit is toe geneem om die bome te vervang met inheemse, bladhoudende bome met ‘n pendoringstelsel, wat op strategiese plekke geplant word, sodat dit in die toekoms geen probleme van hierdie aard sal veroorsaak nie. Die nuwe bome sal in September tydens ‘n boomplantseremonie geplant word sodra die bane se bouwerk afgehandel is. Kenners sal bepaal waar hierdie bome geplant moet word om soortgelyke probleme in die toekoms uit te skakel. Die hokkieveld sal nou behandel word om die dooie sirkels te herstel, ses nuwe netbalbane gaan gebou word, sowel as twee nuwe tennisbane. Die Vossies kan dus uitsien na nuwe, boomryke fasiliteite waarop hulle kan trots wees.”
Soos die boom val, bly hy lê
Linda Shingwenyana who worked for Sleebok in their head offi ce in Tzaneen, was found guilty in Tzaneen’s Magistrate’s Court of having stolen R70 000 from her employer.
She was sentenced to fi ve years imprisonment, suspended for fi ve years, on condition that she is not found guilty of a similar off ence and that she pays back the R70 000 in instalments of R1 270 per month over fi ve years.
Shingwenyana is the second woman who has been caught out for stealing money from her employer and found guilty in a few weeks.
— Rethabile Maake [email protected]
‘Ouma’ Cilliers passed onMs Dorchen Cilliers (87), well known around Tzaneen as Ouma and Go-go Cilliers, has passed away peacefully, at her home on Wednesday 30 July. Ouma was a resident of Tzaneen for the last thirty years, and was loved by many in the community. She leaves behind two children, Yvonne Coetzee and Jan Cilliers of Vision on Line, six grandchildren and ten great-grandchildren. A Memorial Service was be held on Saturday at the Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witnesses in Tzaneen.
Another woman guilty of fraud
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Rev Ron ReinersAnglican Church
6 15 Augustus 2014 Ons is vierkantig agter elke aksie wat geweld teen vroue bestry Years10
Friday 15 August 2014
Give creditGive credit where it is due. Many South Africans often feel miserable and disheart-ened about corruption, nepotism, farm murders, rape, the gross neglect of infra-structure, the decline in standards (i.e. education, health services etc) and cheap political rhetoric that is used in a way that makes people realise that politicians think everybody is mentally handicapped.
Yes, it is frustrating to have to cope with all these things. But let us be honest and give credit where it is due.
Selebi has been kicked out (a pity though, that he is allowed to sit at home), Agliotti’s wings have been clipped and he is finally on trial, Nxana is on thin ice, Nkandla is not going to land in the president’s lap without some adjustments (although we suspect not everybody who helped to steal ratepayers’ money will in the end have to cough up), some pretty useless members of the cabinet have been fired (sadly not all the useless ones) etc.
But: SARS runs like a Swiss clock, with Minister Gordhan now having to sort out the mess in local government we are likely to see improvement (it will not hap-pen overnight), the leaders seem to realise that unemployment needs to be addressed more seriously, capital investment in infra-structure will help to create jobs, some po-tentially fatal socialist unworkable plans have been shelved and more will follow.
Let us hope we will see a more realistic approach to, from and in local govern-ments in our province and towns.
Marriage! What is it? Is it necessary? These and many more questions are often asked in today’s world. There seems to be a constant search for reasons as to why or why not one should marry.
Marriage is total commitment to one another, it is saying this is the one I have chosen to spend the rest of my life with. Now there a different types of marriages, com-mon law, civil law and religious marriages. As I see it God only comes in to the equation in a religious marriage, for it is only here that one is bound together by a messenger of God.
Yes, there is the legal part, the signing of the marriage document, but it is only in this ceremony that the couple are bound together in God’s sight and it is said “Who God puts together let no man put apart”
What if something goes wrong and the partner you have chosen is not whom you expected? What if there is abuse, in any form? Well then there is divorce where the legality of the marriage is rescinded by a judge/magistrate.
But what if people have just drifted apart? This is caused by the lack of communication in most cases and then they decide to sepa-rate and even sometimes it leads to divorce. These are earthly mat-ters and legal matters not spiritual matters.
If God has joined you then you will remain joined until He parts you, no matter what a document of divorce says. The scriptures are very clear about this and it states that God abhors divorce if it is not due to unfaithfulness of either party. So when we all stand before God to be judged maybe He will ask us what we did to break the bond He created between us.
How will we answer if we did not at least in some way try to com-municate our feelings or to seek help in trying to remain faithful to one another and to Him? We all make excuses as to why things did not work out and often it is not just the one party who is to blame, but both. It has been said there is three sides to every story; his side, her side and the truth.
Now I plead with all who are married, communicate your feelings no matter how hard they may be or how simple they may seem to you. A marriage consists of three parties, the wife, the husband and God.
Blessings.
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“Unfair” reportingMathebula Jappy writes by e-mail: Mr
Editor, I’m responding to the article in your newspaper (Bulletin 20 June 2014) titled Concern over total neglect ot the college on page 7 by one of your reporters.
For a long time I agreed with your slogan of “Fearlessly the Truth”, but in this article, I think the ethics of journalism has been betrayed. None of the users of the institution e.g teachers and circuit managers have been interviewed. It looks like the article is intended to fight and demoralise the keepers of the institution or to portray the in-stitution as a useless thing.
Before one could even read the article, the beau-tiful picture of the main gate opposes your head-ing especially the words “total neglect”. The oth-er pictures like the one indicating the staff living quarters, as a former student of the institution, I don’t remember the college having staff living quarters, so get your facts right.
Mr Editor, this article sent be back to the insti-tution although I’m a regular there on work re-lated issues. The reporter might have been given a story and pictures by a person who has motives and your reporter never bothered to visit the in-stitution to get the truth. I’m also sure that the reporter cannot match some of the pictures to the real location in the institution. I will be happy if Bulletin can visit Tivumbeni and write another article fearlessly and truthfully. The little truth I know about the institution is:
Tivumbeni is one if not the only well-kept for-mer college of education. List few former colleges that you know, visit them and compare them with Tivumbeni, maybe you can know which one is best suitable for the words “total neglect”. I’m also sure that if the department of education in-tend to re-open two former colleges of education, Tivumbeni will be one of them and no renovation will be necessary.
The institution is always fully booked through-out the year by different government department and private sector for functions, i.e workshops, seminars, meetings, conferences, etc
It is a sleep-in marking centre for Gr 12 exams in November and June, and teachers/markers would have long protested if the institution is as described in your article as they did in other marking centres.
It is also an examinations centre for some of the best universities in the country and these univer-sities have conditions for approving an institution as a centre and tidiness is one of the conditions.
The institution also house the department of ed-ucation’s circuits offices and the you can ask the circuit officials about the textbooks on the picture
not the c e n t r e manager.
L a s t l y, I think your article should have been a concern over the under-utilisation of such a beautiful institu-tion by the department when it is struggling with the shortage of maths and science teachers. You can also challenge the department of sports, art and culture which is in charge of libraries in the province on why they don’t use the library at Ti-vumbeni. • Sir, you are the one who should revisit the col-lege. A week or two before we started our investi-gation, slightly less than a month before the sto-ry was published, the place was overgrown with grass. From the street it looked like a somewhat neglected building altogether. The beautiful pic-ture of the main gate is truly just the picture of the main gate. A few meters from the main gate into the grounds, one will surely not miss the wearing of paint on the walls of the building and the deterioration thereof.
Surely, you couldn’t have read our news report. Maybe you couldn’t get past the “beautiful pic-ture of the main gate” and the “opposing” title, or else you’d have seen that we spoke to the cur-rent manager of the property, Mr Mushwana, about the facility. Mr Mushwana, who was kind enough to talk to us about the current functions of the college as well as its history, said he would not say much in relation to the property’s man-agement, maintenance and future plans as it’s not his place to do so. In this case, it’s not hard to understand, if the manager of the property is prohibited to talk on its maintenance, the voice of some ordinary teacher or frequent user of the property will hold no legitimacy in doing so.
If Tivumbeni is one of the well-kept former col-leges of education, then the others must be in a total state of collapse. — Editor
The true storyT J Malatji FCIS, General Secretary, Mam-phoku Makgoba Community Trust writes: Given the malicious reports that have been doing the rounds in the media seeking to tar-nish the image Mamphoku Makgoba Com-munity Trust, it has become necessary for the Trust to set the record straight. We are great-ly concerned that The Sowetan has taken the lead in such character assassination sug-
g e s t i n g that such r e p o r t s on the Makgo-
ba Land Claim are funded for that purpose. I have noted that this becomes a norm each time
government departments show interest in the land. Sowetan has unashamedly gone on to carry a similar story in two consecutive days in the past to justify what we believed was someone’s point to rejuvenate the former Sapekoe Tea Estate.
In the Sowetan of 21 July 2014 Mr Horatio Motjuwadi scurrilously reported that most of the 43 farms restored to the community lie fallow cit-ing the former Sapekoe Tea Estate as his example. The report further suggests that Professor Male-gapuru Makgoba resigned from the Trust be-cause of irregularities regarding money and ten-ders and that Judge Ephraim Makgoba resigned from the Trust to avoid being part of some dodgy activities in the Trust.
It beats logic how the veteran journalist has fla-grantly failed to hear the other side of the story on a number of allegations made in his report.
The purpose for which Mamphoku Makgoba Community Trust was established in 2004 is to manage, maintain and safeguard the land res-tituted to the Makgoba beneficiaries. Added to this is the administration of beneficiaries. Prof. Makgoba’ s term of office as a trustee expired and Judge Makgoba resigned before the land was res-tituted to the community in April 2009. Objective journalism could have investigated and reported on which tenders, monies and dodgy activities characterised the Trust pre-restitution. We chal-lenge assertions that Prof Makgoba resigned from the Trust.
Mr Thupane Joseph Makgoba is the founding member and current chairperson of the Trust which currently has 13 trustees elected by the tribe and four vacant positions reserved for the Makgoba Royal Council. Obviously the contesta-tion over the chieftaincy as reported is attribut-able to the absence of the Royal Council in the Trust. It is a fact that the Trust cannot take sides in the contestation and we have repeatedly called on all concerned to distance the Trust from it.
Mr Motjuwadi’s bigoted expectation for Mr Thupane Joseph Makgoba to give answers on royal battles is absurd, mischievous and nefari-ous, to say the least. On issues pertaining to the administration of the Trust, sobriety could have prevailed to any journalist that other Trust mem-bers, especially the Secretariat were there to re-spond to questions.
Contrary to assertions, the Trust received prop-erties majority of which were liabilities in their
own forms and since 2009 managed to survive without any funding from Government by main-taining third cycle coppices, cleared bushes and planted eucalyptus trees, maintained houses and fruit trees which all have proven efficacious for our going concern strategy.
In 2010 when the Limpopo Department of Ag-riculture (LDA) again showed interest in reviving the Tea Estate, the Trust vehemently opposed the idea of pursuing the black tea market given studies that clearly revealed that black tea is too costly to produce and has no market. Forensic au-dit was invoked as a threat to push the Trust into submission. Mr Motjuwadi is kindly referred to the report by the then Deputy Minister of Rural Development Mr Thulas Nxesi who declared that the whole exercise was a waste of Government resources.
A Caretakership Contract was then transferred from the Trust to LDA to revive the Tea Estate. In his report Mr Motjuwadi reliably informs the nation that plundered about R50 million on the farm. Had Mr Motjuwadi at least spoken to any of the 589 registered beneficiaries he would have learned the fabricated stories he wrote about are from unregistered claimants hell-bent on de-stroying the Makgoba Land Claim.
Objective journalism would have produced credible information and not have prematurely climaxed as it is echoed in the Sowetan story about the Makgoba Land Claim.
Baie dankieMe A van Tonder skryf per e-pos: Ons het Saterdagaand vriende in die dorp besoek, om ‘n verjaarsdag te vier. Die kuier het met die gewone geselskap afgeskop. Eers die uitvra na almal se welstand,ietsie oor die winter wat besig is om te groet, nog ietsie oor bekendes se vreugdes en smarte, ‘n hele paar groot monde vol oor pryse, veral van kos, wat nou op die oog af weekliks styg en toe... kom die klagtes.
Oor die slaggate in die paaie, hoe mense stop-strate ignoreer en selfs robotte, straatligte wat nie brand nie, parke wat afgeskeep word, swak diens as mens iets by die munisipaiteit gedoen moet kry, die skaal waarop ons geld gemors en wan-bestee word, die korrupsie wat nie afneem nie en so aan.
En toe kom die gasheer met die groot waarheid dat ons in tamatiestraat sou gesit het as dit nie was vir wat die Bulletin bereid is om te doen om regeringsinstansies op hul tone te hou nie.
Dankie, Bulletin, vir julle vreesloosheid.• Ons doen maar net ons werk — Redakteur
Daar is net nie einde aan die prestasies van ons omgewing se kinders nie. Hulle blink uit in sport, kul-tuuraksies, akademies, in allerlei talentkompetisies, ensovoorts. Chante de Marrilac is een ons plaaslike uitblink-gimnaste. Op bladsy 19 is nog foto’s en in-
ligting hieroor.
Limpopo’s department of agriculture in the Mopani District in partnership with the Mopani District Municipal-ity hosted the Female Entrepreneur in Farming of the year Awards for 2014/2015 in the Lulekani Communi-ty Hall.
The awards mark precisely 58 years aft er the 1956 women of character, courage and commitment staged a peaceful march against inequality and the use of special identifi cation documents which infringed on their freedom of movement during apart-heid.
This programme, started in 1999, is the agri department’s longest running programme. Its pur-pose is to honour female entrepreneurs, to uplift disabled women, youth and young female entrepreneurs. Also, they are aimed at amongst others, empowerment of women and
their involvement in the country’s economic transformation.This 2014/2015 commemoratory event saw Ms Clive
Mashele of Maitjene Community Development Trust named the overall winner of the competition and Top Entrepreneur: Commercial Markets. Mashele, in her speech, said that she was excited and honoured to win the competition. She also expressed her gratitude to her fellow farmers and her com-munity for the undying support of their projects.
She said; “I feel so humbled to be recognised in this farming initiative. I salute all the participants. None of this could have been possible had it not been for the support of the department; but most importantly, the support from the community”.
The criteria for the selection of the overall winner included quality and quantity in products, size and growth, fi nancial management and job creation, to mention but a few. Money prizes at the district level range from R5 000 for the winner, R4 000 for the fi rst runner up and R3 000 for the second runner up in each category.
Other winners in the diff erent categories were:Best subsistence producer: Winner: Hlungwani
Tsakani Elisa; 1 st runner up: Mabulwana Norah; 2 nd runner up: Ngaletjane Annah Maake.
Top entrepreneur: Small holding: Winner: Mohlatlule Mosibudi Rosinah; 1 st runner up: Maalole Vegetable Project; 2 nd runner up: Khomani Switiya project.
Top entrepreneur: Commercial markets: Winner: Maitjene Community Development Trust; 1 st runner up: Matheere Maropene Germinah; 2 nd runner up: Movamoca.
Top enterepreneur: Processing: Winner: Hlokomela Herb Garden; 1 st runner up: Ngwanetsi Farming Enterprise; 2 nd runner up: Sebola Mosibudi Lilian.
Best female worker: Winner: Nkgokgo Aminah; 1 st Runner up: Chauke Grace; 2 nd runner up: Mabapa Florence.
— Elliot Mathye [email protected]
An injectable contraceptive, Im-planon, is now available at all clinics. A 31-year-old Mopani resident was one of the first re-cipients of this revolutionary con-traceptive, which has a three year efficacy. She was put on Implanon at the Kgapane Clinic last month. She said that despite having been on the pill for years, she fell pregnant twice. The pill was deemed not strong enough for her. She was injected into her arm and a square ‘chip’ was inserted. She says it was painful but quick. The bruis-ing only started going down after ten days. She was very relieved as she had always
had irregular and painful peri-ods and can now look forward to three years of no pain and no menstruation. Clinics around the country are advising women to go on Im-planon.
— Sue Ett mayr [email protected]
Revolutionary contraceptive now available at clinics
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Mopani’s best female farmers honoured
Mopani District’s female entrepreneur winners are seen here with their ceritificates.
The temporary bruising caused by the Implanon implantation
Mopani District’s fe-male entrepreneur overall winner for 2014/15, Ms Clive Mashele of Maitjene Community Develop-ment Trust, acknowl-edged her awards during the special function at Lulekani.
Hardus Louw is currently a student at the University of North West, studying for his honours degree in Economics, International Trade and Risk Management. Hardus graduated on 11 March 2004 in Bcom in Economics, Risk Management and Investment Management and was the proud achiever of distinctions in all his subjects for 3 years as well as receiving the Golden Key award.
Hardus has once again received an award for being one of the top 5 students in all his subjects (Economics, International Trade and Risk Management) for the fi rst semester of 2014.
Hardus was a student as Nazarene Christian Academy for his whole school career and we are indeed proud of his
outstanding achievements and success.Wisani Mabuza is currently a student at the college of Business Administration in the state of Kent, USA. Wisami was enlisted on the dean’s list for college business administration as a result of his outstanding academic performance during 2014 Spring semester.
Top students like Wisani Mabuza in the college of Business Administration are asked to join Beta Gamma Sigma, the international honour society for AACSB, accredited business programs and
this honour is only extended to the top percent of junior and senior undergraduate business students.
Wisani was a student as Nazarene Christian Academy from grade 3, thus we are very proud of Wisani’s achievements.
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After carefully sifting through a record amount of entries, the 2014 Sanlam/Business Partners Entrepreneur of the Year® judging panel have identi� ed the fourteen � nalists who have been selected to advance to
the � nal round of the competition, of which Ms Adri Kruger, owner of Tzaneen Country Lodge at Tarentaalrand, is the only � nalist from Limpopo.
The Tzaneen Country Lodge is a country style hotel, owned and managed by Kruger, who together with her husband in 2000 purchased an old and delapidated farmstead next door, successfully developed what was intended to be a four-bedroomed guest house into a full services sixty bedroom hotel.
The hotel o� ers executive suites, double, twin, honeymoon and family rooms, as well as facilities for the physically disabled. The establishment has an a la Carte restaurant and cocktail bar, an in-house Earth Spa Wellness Centre, which specialises in various treatments to pamper guests, and an animal touch farm and Tea Garden to cater for children and families alike.
The Tzaneen Conference Centre and Event Venue
accommodates up to 500 delegates and o� ers the use of several conference rooms, break-away rooms, an executive boardroom, as well as an open-air amphitheatre that is used for weddings, events and festivals.
The hotel currently employs 58 permanent sta� members and ten temporary sta� members, and together with maintenance, gardens and farm employees, the business employs a total of 215 people.
Kruger � rmly believes that the core of the hotel’s success is the quality and dedication of the sta� . An example of this is an employee, Mr Isaac Selowa, who was previously a roadside hawker, and is now a successful senior restaurant manager at the hotel’s a la carte restaurant, Feathers.
Since its inception both Kruger and the hotel have been recognised by various industry bodies and have won several awards. In 2013 the hotel was named as the Best Small Business in South Africa by AHI, and also received the Best Responsible Tourism Award by SATOA, a leading international professional non-pro� t travel and tourism association.
This award paid tribute to the years of dedication to green and responsible tourism practices which are central to the Tzaneen Country Lodge culture.
Die Letaba Skou het vanjaar sonder slag of stoot verloop, met ‘n merkbare verbetering in landbou-deelname, sê die skousekretaresse, me Naomi Roux. Sy sê ook volgens die bywoningsyfers het tussen 22 000 en 23 000 mense die skou bygewoon. “Talle uitstallers met kraampies het te kenne gegee dat hul inkomste beter was as verlede jaar”.
Volgens Roux was daar geen haakplekke nie, behalwe vir ‘n paar laat onttrekkings “wat normaal is”. ‘
n Volledige verslag is van die skou se voorsitter, me Corrie Labuschagne, aangevra en sou dit ons gisteroggend betyds bereik het, maar teen druktyd het ons dit nog nie ontvang nie.
Two outstanding students from NCA
‘Skou het goed verloop’
Our Adri is one of the country’s best
Zander Botha van die Hoërskool Merensky op parade met een van ZZ2 se PinZ²yl-beeste by die Letaba Skou. Botha is aangewys as die senior wenner in die jeugafdeling van die skou.
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With temperatures rising, daylight time get-ting longer and prett y much everything blos-soming, you will want to spend time in your garden this Spring. Here are some tips to prepare a rich colourful spring garden.
Survey the YardMake note of tree limbs that
should be removed or cabled, especially those that overhang structures. Hire an arborist to maintain large trees. Cut
down last year’s perennial foliage, and toss it into the compost pile. Rake mulch from beds
planted with bulbs before foliage appears, and refresh mulch in other planting areas aft er soil warms. Check fences, steps, and pathways for disrepair caused by freezing and thawing.Order Tools and Plants
Tune up tools so everything is ready when things start growing.
Make note of what is missing, and order tools for the new growing season.
Choose new plants for the garden. Or-der perennials, trees and shrubs for spring planting.Get Ready to Mow
Send the mower and leaf blower for servicing, or if you have the right tools, sharpen the mower blades yourself. Re-fi ll your mower with oil, install fresh spark plugs, and lubricate moving parts if nec-essary. Clear the lawn of winter debris, and look for areas that need reseeding be-fore mowing.Prune Trees and Shrubs
Remove dead, dam-aged, and diseased
branches from woody plants. Thin and trim summer-blooming shrubs such as butt erfl y bush, hydrangea, and most roses, except for
old-fashioned once bloomers. Prune cold-damaged wood aft er plants re-sume spring growth. Prune spring-blooming shrubs and trees aft er fl ow-ering.Take a Soil Test
Check soil pH with a home soil- test kit, taking several samples from dif-
ferent planting areas for an ac-curate reading. Enrich soil as necessary: Add dolomitic lime to raise the pH or elemental sul-phur to lower the pH.Prepare New Beds
Clear the planting area as soon as soil can be worked, remov-ing sod or weeds and debris. Spread a 4-inch layer of compost or well-
rott ed manure and any amendments over soil, and cultivate it to a depth of 10 to 12 inches with a spading fork.Plant
Plant bare-root trees, shrubs, and perennials such as hostas and day-lilies by early spring.
Choose a cool, cloudy day if possible. Trans-plant container-grown plants anytime during the growing season except midsummer; be
sure to water them thoroughly. Sow seeds of cool-season fl owers like sweet peas, poppies, and ca-lendula, and vegetables such as lett uce, parsley, and spinach.
FertilizeApply balanced fertilizer (6-6-6 or 8-8-8),
fi sh emulsion, or other soil amendments recommended by soil-test results around trees and shrubs when new growth appears. Spread high-acid fertiliz-er and pine-needle mulch around acid-loving shrubs like azaleas and camellias. Begin fertiliz-ing perennials when ac-
tive growth resumes.Start a Compost Pile
Start a compost pile, or use a compost bin, if you don’t have one already. Begin by collecting plant debris and leaves raked up from the garden. Chop these up fi rst to speed decomposition. Add equal amounts “brown” (carbon-rich) materials like dried
leaves and straw and “green” (nitrogen-rich) materials like grass clippings and weeds in even layers with water and a compost bioac-tivator. Turn regularly. Continue adding to the pile throughout the season for rich, home-made compost next spring.Clean Bird Feeders and Baths
Disinfect the feeders by scrubbing with weak bleach solution (1/4 cup bleach: 2 gallons warm water). Rinse and dry the feeders thoroughly before
refi lling them.Scrub birdbaths with bleach solution, then rinse them thoroughly and re-fi ll, changing water weekly. Clean birdbaths and feeders regularly throughout the season.
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Ms Soekie van Rens-burg of Tzaneen gra-duated as an interior architect. She works mostly in Mozam-bique, Botswana and even Mauritius and other African countries. She spoke to us about interior design and adjusting home design for Spring.
Ms Van Rensburg, the weather is becom-ing warmer. How important is it to adapt your interior to diff erent seasons?
We oft en get so used to having some things around that we keep repeating them even though styles change and decorating trends move on. Visual clutt er is another problem — we
tend to buy and pile too many accessories in one place. It’s important to move things, furniture, around from time to time and create space in our rooms. It feels good to have space to breathe and it’s calming to have less stuff to take in visually.
What is the trend in spring interior design at the moment?
The most popular themes in interior design for warmer seasons are soft colours, casual fabrics, wicker and lots of plants. Bring the long, sunny days of summer into your home
irrespective of whether it is traditional or modern. Add colour, texture and portable ac-cessories for that fresh, summer décor.
Accessories give any room individuality and breathe new life into it. You can also change the sett ing of your house by moving existing furniture to diff erent places. Geometric tex-tiles and rugs are also popular for the summer.
What are some of the aff ordable and sus-tainable ways in which one can decorate/design one’s home?
Try to create an environment that will best support the specifi c activity or activities in-tended for the space. Be creative and decorate sustainably by using vintage, second hand and recycled pieces in your home. Make sure there are fair trade and ethical processes with the products you use. Be mindful and take a “slow
decorating” approach so you can make the best choices. Good quality items are oft en items made in the past
and pieces with character and history. Going on a treasure hunt at a garage sale or antique shops can also be fun and exciting!
How important is it to have an interior architect/designer when decorating your home?
An interior designer will help you choose the right decor, lightning, paint colour, etc — depending on what you want, within the lim-its of your budget. If you know exactly what you need, you can do your home’s interior yourself and only ask for advice on things you’re unsure about.
What do you enjoy most about being an interior architect?
I get to be creative and do something I’m truly passionate about.
The sun is coming out, the days are getting longer, kids want to go outside and play. Build your kids a backyard swing and keep them entertained for hours this spring in these 14 simple steps:
Tools• 150mm (D) x 3m treated pine logs (5)• M12 galvanised threaded rod cut to 240
and 340mm lengths (with 12 washers and nuts to suit)
• 4 pigtail hooks and 2 nuts for each• Swings, as selected• 2 bags of coarse aggregate• Concrete (2-3 bags per pole)• Paint
Step 1: Mark 300 and 2450mm from the bot-tom of each pole. Cross the poles at about 60° so the two 2450mm marks coincide.
Step 2: Spread the poles so they’ll be 2000mm apart at the 300mm mark. Check the crossover at the top again to ensure it’s still correct.
Step 3: Run a pencil along both sides of the top pole where they cross over to draw in the notch to be cut out of the bottom pole. Tilt the pencil inwards slightly so the notch width will be about 140mm, as you are not housing the full diameter of the pole. Without moving the poles, repeat to mark the underside of the top pole.
Step 4: Cut along the 2 lines with a power saw set to cut to a depth of 50mm. Keep the saw level as you cut so the housings will be of equal depth. Then make a series of parallel cuts between the outer cuts.
Step 5: Chisel out the waste. To allow for the curve of the log that you’re fitting into the notches, use a chisel to bevel the hous-ing shoulders slightly.
Step 6: To join the 2 logs together, drill through both with a long 12mm auger bit. Cut a 240mm length of 12mm threaded rod with a hacksaw or angle grinder, put a wash-er and nut on 1 end, and hammer the rod through the hole. Fit a washer and the other
nut. Use 2 spanners to tighten. Repeat for the second frame.
Step 7: Set out for the swing on the ground. The 2 frames are 3m apart and the bottom of the poles in each frame 2400mm apart. Mark each corner with a peg, then check the diago-nals to make sure the frame will be square. Mark a 300 x 300mm square at each corner, allowing for the 100mm pole offset in each frame. Dig four 300 x 300 x 400mm-deep holes. On slight slopes, add extra depth to up-hill holes to compensate.
Step 8: Pour 50mm of coarse aggregate (blue metal) into each hole. To check the top of the gravel finishes at the same height in each hole, stand equal lengths of timber off-cuts in each and check with a level across the top. If you get someone to help, it’ll make this job a lot easier.
Step 9: With your helper, stand the two A-frames in position and prop them in place with temporary braces. Tilt in both frames 50mm at the top.
Step 10: Position the swing support beam across the top and check for level. Stand back and check by eye that everything is in align-ment. You may need to adjust the gravel levels slightly to adjust the levels.
Step 11: When everything is in place, pour 2-3 bags of concrete into each hole to hold the legs. We used rapid-setting concrete – but if you have the time, use ordinary concrete and let it set for 24 hours.
Step 12: Centre the crossbeam and drill through both leg and crossbeam. Cut 340mm of the threaded rod and drive through and se-cure with 2 washers and 2 nuts.
Step 13: Paint frame with 1 coat of primer un-dercoat, then with 2 coats of exterior acrylic. Choose a bright colour – the kids will love it. When dry, measure 500 and 900mm from the inside of each frame along top beam and drill 12mm holes.
Step 14: Tap in the pigtail hooks which al-ready have a flange to suit the round poles. Then add the flange- cum-washer to the top and secure with 2 nuts. The second nut acts as a locknut. Slip on the swing ropes and ad-just so the swing seat is about 350mm above the ground.
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Pick your paint colours last, choose mis-matched seating and don’t forget the closet lighting. Make your home a wonder using these simple tricks and tips:
Pile On the PillowsOne pair of pillows always looks skimpy.
Use two pairs in contrasting patt erns, colors, and textures.
Buy a Bigger BedSmall-scale furniture only makes a small
bedroom look smaller. Try a high bed and a tall headboard. Your room will grow.
Leave Cabinets Open An open armoire is more interesting than a
closed one. Let people into your secret world.Go DarkDark walls do the opposite of what you’d
expect: They make a small room feel bigger.Large Collections Need OrderWall brackets can bring order to a large col-
lection or odd shapes.Use a Real Rug in the BathroomUse a rug instead of a bath mat. It was made
to withstand a lot more wear than the occa-sional wet foot.
It’s Okay to Skip the SofaThere’s no rule that a living room has to
have a sofa.White WorksYou’ll never get tired of a white living room.Mix StylesA four-poster bed will take the chill out of a
modern bedroom.Layer Your LightingFour lamps are bett er than two. You need
ambient light for mood and direct light for reading.
Tuck In Your ThrowsKeep throws under control. Fold them
lengthwise, then in half, then tuck them into cushions.
Kick Your Traditional Coff ee Table to the CurbThe most versatile coff ee table you’ll ever
own is an ott oman topped with a tray.Skirted Furniture Finishes a RoomToo many chair and table legs can make a
room “nervous.” A skirted piece or two will make it feel “grounded.
Gold Is GorgeousGold is back in a big
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Plants Cheer Up a Lonely Corner
Nothing soft ens a lonely corner in a big room like a pot-ted tree.
Leather LastsThe most indestruct-
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Switch Up Your Seating
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Don’t Forget the Closet Lighting
Love your closets. Paint them, paper them, hang pictures in them to inspire you. And defi nitely light them.
Refi nish Vintage Finds
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windows.• Operate your thermostat effi ciently- When it’s hot, set your thermostat as high as comfort-
ably possible. The smaller the diff erence between the in-door and outdoor temperatures, the lower your overall energy consumed.
- When you leave, keep your house warmer than nor-mal. Lower the sett ing to 26°C only when you are at home and need cooling. A programmable thermostat can make it easy to set back your temperature.
- Avoid sett ing the thermostat temperatures lower than normal when turning on the air conditioner. It will not cool your home any faster and could result in excessive cooling and unnecessary expense.
• Use fans and ventilation strategies to cool your home- A ceiling fan can allow you to raise the thermostat set-
ting about -15°C with no reduction in comfort.- Turn off ceiling fans when you leave the room. Re-
member that fans cool people, not rooms, by creating a wind chill eff ect.
- When you shower or take a bath, use the bathroom fan to remove the heat and humidity from your house. Your laundry room might also benefi t from spot ventilation. Make sure bathroom and kitchen fans are vented to the outside (not just to the att ic).
• Keep your cooling system running effi ciently- Schedule regular maintenance for your cooling
equipment.- Avoid placing lamps or TV sets near your room air-
conditioning thermostat. The thermostat senses heat from these appliances, which can cause the air condition-er to run longer than necessary.
- Vacuum registers regularly to remove any dust build-up. Ensure that furniture and other objects are not block-ing the airfl ow through your registers.
• Be careful not to heat your home with appliances and lighting
- On hot days, avoid using the oven; cook on the stove, use a m i -crowave oven or grill outside.
- Install effi cient lighting that runs cooler. Only about 10% to 15% energy consumed by incandescent lights results in light — the rest is turned into heat.
- Take advantage of daylight instead of ar-
tifi cial lighting, but avoid direct sunlight.- Wash only full loads of dishes and clothes. Consider
air drying both dishes and clothing.- Take short showers instead of baths.- Minimize activities that generate a lot of heat, such
as running a computer, burning open fl ames, running a dishwasher, and using hot devices such as curling irons or hair dryers. Even stereos and televisions will add some heat to your home.
• Keep hot air from leaking into your home- Seal cracks and openings to prevent warm air from
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Spring, the sweet spring, is the year’s pleasant king,Then blooms each thing, then maids dance in a ring,
Cold doth not sting, the pretty birds do sing: Cuckoo, jug-jug, pu-we, to-witta-woo!
The palm and may make country houses gay,Lambs frisk and play, the shepherds pipe all day,
And we hear aye birds tune this merry lay: Cuckoo, jug-jug, pu-we, to-witta-woo!
The fields breathe sweet, the daisies kiss our feet,
Young lovers meet, old wives a-sunning sit,In every street these tunes our ears do greet:
Cuckoo, jug-jug, pu-we, to witta-woo! Spring, the sweet spring!
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Driver
My name is David Masetla I am looking for driver work I understand Afrikaans, code 14 -10 contact me on 082 635 8549(1) ________________________________
My name is Phillip Motsayi I am looking for a driver job I have code 10 I have grade 11 and 2 years experience I speak English contact me on 076 699 5404(2) ________________________________
My name is Mpho Collen Makgoba I am looking for a driver job I have code 10 + P.D.P, I also have grade 12 and I can speak English (ref: Raymond Manager 082 933
1910) contact me on 082 933 1910(3) ________________________________
My name is Mpho Kgatla I am looking for a job as a driver, delivery man I have code C1 with PDP, I speak English, full time job contact me on 079 616 2526(4) ________________________________
My name is Eliza Pemba I am looking for a driving job I have code B, I also can work in sales, and was a waitress I speak English, computer literate, full time job contact me on 071 984 7266(5) ________________________________
My name is Micheal M Matlala I am looking for a job as a driver I have code 10 with PDP (assistant driver) I speak English and Afrikaans full
time or part time I have grade 12 and 3 years experience driving contact me on 076 374 6232(6) ________________________________
My name is Ronnie Shikwan-bana I am looking for a job I can drive a fork lift have experience 4 years I speak English and Afrikaans contact me on 083 514 6619(7) ________________________________
My name is Munyaradzi Macheka I am looking for a job as a bulldozer or front loader operator I can service them, I can do land cleaning, road making, plaguing � elds, I speak English contact me on 078 412 0399(8) ________________________________
Domestic
My name is Mosibudi Melita Mokati I am looking for a do-mestic work sleep out, I speak English full time or part time, o� ce cleaner as well contact me on 082 695 1163(115) ______________________________
My name is Joana Mabaso I am looking for a domestic work full time Mon – Fri I speak English/Tsonga sleep out or in contact me on 072 367 9411(116) ______________________________
I am looking for domes-tic work I have 5 years experience and I can speak Afrikaans, and I can also look after children sleep out con-tact me Marie Pudikabekwa on 082 4333 633(117) ______________________________
My name is Magdeline Mokhwelepa I am looking for a domestic work I can speak English I have 10 years experience (ref Hunter Louis 074 889 1809 ) contact me on 076 526 5123(118) ______________________________
My name is Sarah Baloyi I am looking for a domestic work I can speak Afrikaans contact
me on 072 015 3906(119) ______________________________
My name is Rebecca Rahol-ane I am looking for domestic work I can speak English and I have 3 years experience and I can also look after children sleep in or out (Ref: Japie Pi-enaar 072 252 6693) contact me on 072 365 5273(120) ______________________________
My name is Sylvia Mohale I am looking for domestic work I can speak English and I have grade 12 contact me on 078 233 9937(121) ______________________________
My name is Morris Sekgobela I am looking for a gardening job I can speak Afrikaans or any general work contact me on 071 394 4655(122) ______________________________
My name is Tjelane S. Mailula I am looking for domestic work full time or part time, I speak English I can cook and look after children as well contact me on 083 800 8926(123) ______________________________
My name is Thabo Sathekge I am looking for a domestic work I can also look after children. I have grade 11,I can speak English 3 day a week of full time. Monday to Friday contact me on 072 569 9543(124) ______________________________
My name is Dikelede F. Maake I am looking for a domestic work or o� ce cleaner I can speak English contact me on 071 596 1304(125) ______________________________
My name is Thandi S Maake I am looking for domestic work I speak English full time or part time sleep out or shop cleaner contact me on 073 299 0423(126) ______________________________
My name is Mohlao Malatji I am looking for a domestic work I can look after children, I can cook, sleep in or out I have 2 years experience con-tact me on 081 871 6374(127) ______________________________
My name is Sinnah Shai I am
looking for a o� ce cleaning job or domestic work full time or part time I speak English and a little bit of Afrikaans please contact me on 073 403 7141/ 076 016 4862(128) ______________________________
My name is Annah Shabangu I am looking for a domestic work sleep out, I can speak Afrikaans I have 8 years experience and I can also look after children contact me on 071 026 0345(129) ______________________________
My name is Phillimon Pemba, I am looking for a cleaner job or any general work or cashier or sales contact me on 071 984 7266/071999 4771(130) ______________________________
My nane is Rosalia Malemela I am looking for a domestic work, I can look after children, sleep out, I speak English and Afrikaans contact me on 073 591 2303(131) ______________________________
My name is Rasah Ralepelle I am looking for a domestic work I can speak English, sleep out, I can also look after children contact me on 078 866 8674(132) ______________________________
My name is Mosibudi M Mokati I am looking for a do-mestic work or o� ce cleaner I speak English full time or part time sleep out or any other general work. Contact me on 082 695 1163(133) ______________________________
My name is Sannie Ramawela I am looking for any general work of domestic work I can sleep in or out. I speak Eng-lish, I have 4 years experience as domestic in Pretoria and I can baby cit. Contact me on 071 900 9043(134) ______________________________
My name is Gloria Shikwam-bana I am looking for any general work or babysitting I can speak English I have 3 years experience, sleep out contact me on 078 1612 694(135) ______________________________
My naam is Rosina Ramodike ek is opsoek na huishulp werk twee dae a week Dinsdag en Donderdag (verwysing 076 255 9780) skakel my op 082 597 7973(136) ______________________________
My name is Josephina Raleba-la I am looking for a domestic work or o� ce cleaner and I can also look after children, I can speak Afrikaans, I have 8 years experience, sleep in or out contact 071 756 5007(137) ______________________________
My name is Maite Julia Mmola I am looking for a domestic
work or o� ce cleaner I can speak English and Afrikaans full time or part time, sleep out contact me on 072 356 7187 (138) ______________________________
My name is Melita Ratabana I am looking for a domestic work I can look after children I can speak English and Afrikaans, 3 days or full time sleep out I have four year experience (ref Robert Kuber/Robyn Kuber 074 121 4634) contact me on 078 483 8497(139) ______________________________
My name is Jane Makwala I am looking for a domestic work and any general work, o� ce cleaner I can speak Eng-lish and I can also look after children, sleep out I have 5 years experience (ref Maritza van Tonder 081 561 8693) contact me on 076 972 1969(140) ______________________________
General
My name is Mahlatse Malatji I am looking for any general work, clerk, I have grade 11 and diploma in computer literacy I can speak English contact me on 079 7031 655(63) _______________________________
My name is Lydia Ramaisoma I am looking for work I have Grade D, E , C in security and � rearms , I also can clean house contact me on 071 105 0840(64) _______________________________
My name is Asmond I am looking for any general work I have matrix I can speak English and know how a computer work please call me on 078 778 4999(65) _______________________________
My name is Margret I am looking for any general work stock taking, shop assistance, o� ce cleaner or domestic worker I can look after children I have 3 year experi-ence 5 days or 3 days sleep in or out contact me on 079 169 7404(66) _______________________________
My name is Johannes I am looking for any paving work or painting work contact me on 082 064 1055(67) _______________________________
My name is Isaac Makubele I am looking for any general work shop assistant, driver or assistant driver I have code 10 (working of PDP)I speak English I have matric contact me on 060 4081 364(68) _______________________________
My name is Phillimon Pemba I am looking for any general work I can speak English con-tact me on 071 984 7266(69) _______________________________
My name is Rodney Machi-mane I am looking for work as a waiter, driver I have 5 years experience code 10 with PDP, full time I speak English and Afrikaans contact me on 073 897 2033(70) _______________________________
My name is Dorah Pilusa I am looking for a job as shop assistant, cashier, packer and general work I have grade 12 and I can speak English and Afrikaans I have 2 years experience at Shoprite and 1 year at Leshabae Bushvel (ref Mr M Bezuidenhout 015 307 6060)Contact me on 073 889 3592(71) _______________________________
My name is Sophy M Makola i am looking for a security job I have E. D. C I also have a computer literacy diploma, Abet level 4, I can work in administration or any general work contact me 072 954 2768(72) _______________________________
My name is Mashnye D. Nwanandzheko I am looking for a job as security guard I have quali� cation Grade B I am also quali� ed as a nursing auxiliary or any other domes-tic or general work I speak English sleep in or out please contact me on 072 477 0648(73) _______________________________
My name is Rosina S. Ma-kondo I am looking for any general work cleaner or shop assistant I can speak English I have grade 10 I have six months experience in shop assistant contact me on 072 159 0445(74) _______________________________
My name is Munyaradzi Macheka I am looking for work as a Bulldozer , front end loader operator or any welding work I speak English full time contact me on 078 412 0399(75) _______________________________
My name is Ivy Ramalepe I am looking for a security work I have GRADE E, D, C full time , I speak English contact me on 079 532 1752(76) _______________________________
My name is Tinyiko Ntimbane I am looking for a Security work I have GRADE C D E or any general work I speak English contact me on 071 821 8166
(77) _______________________________
My name is Syliva Mohale I am looking for work as a shop
assistant I speak English and N.Sotho I have GRADE E D C security contact me on 078 233 9937(78) _______________________________
My name is Costance Mkhabela I am looking for a job in sale and marketing, or security I am computer literate I can also look after children and clean contact me on 07719847266(79) _______________________________
Ny name is Lucy Malesa I am looking for work as a Plant Supervisor and o� ce clerk I have grade 12 , computer lit-eracy and National certi� cate of Plant Production (NQF1) one year course work on a farm or nursery contact me on 078 583 6383(80) _______________________________
My name is Sekokoto Phumzile I am looking for a job as o� ce clerk and also as cashier I can also do domestic work and is computer literate contact me on 079 552 8137(81) _______________________________
My name is Lucy Malesa I am looking for a job in Plant production level I have a National Quali� cation ,I can supervise or facilitator in pant production I am computer literate I can also do domestic work, contact me on 078 583 6383(82) _______________________________
Admin
My name is Mpho Pilusa I am looking for work as a clerk / o� ce assistant I have grade 12 and a diploma in computer literacy, code 10 driver licence. First aid lever one contact me on 071 461 0771
(4) ________________________________
My name is Lineliwe Rikhotso I am looking for work as a admin clerk or receptionist, I have grade 12 and N6 Human Resource management I can speak English (worked at Letaba FET contract expired) contact me on 072 784 4543(5) ________________________________
My name is Cansley Ratlabela I am looking for as a Civil Engineer I have grade 11 I can speak English and I have code 10 drivers licence, I have N4 Civil engineering contact me on 072 926 8285(6) ________________________________
My name is Annah Molepo I have N6 business Manage-ment. I currently working at Letaba FET College at Central O� ce as admin clerk (intern) (Ref no: 015 307 5440 Moseamedi M.T supply chain manager 082 500 2000) con-tact me on 071 188 6185(7) ________________________________
My naam is Anisjka Basson ek is opsoek na enige amdin kantoor werk of kassiere werk, ontvangs, ek kan “data capture, credit control doen ek het matriek en is rekenaar gelettered skakel my by 079 706 3283(8) _______________________________
My name is Cynthia Mboweni I am looking for a job at a call centre, cashier I have a drivers license Code 10 , I speak English and Tsonga 5 or 3 days a week contact me on 076 1902 276(9) ________________________________
Gladys Usiba is my name I am looking for a job as ad-min clerk or general work, I have grade 12 and computer literacy I can speak English and Afrikaans I have 7 years experience in Swift Limpopo Factory as a pre-packer, cleaning / tea lady (ref: Gerda 082 721 7210 / Shoke 071 860 7529) contact me on 073 1425 680(10 _______________________________
My name is Sylvia Mohale I am looking for a shop as-sistant job I have six months experience , I also have Secu-rity certi� cates E, D, C contact me on 078 233 9937(11) _______________________________
VACANCY
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A vacancy exists at the offices of Westfalia Marketing S.A. in Tzaneen for a suitably qualified and experienced
RECEPTIONIST – WESTFALIA MARKETING S.A
The successful incumbent will be responsible for performing all reception duties and managing the switchboard at the offices of Westfalia Marketing S.A. based in Tzaneen. Ensuring that all calls are timeously directed to the correct people, as well as performing secretarial duties and assisting Finance with overflow work.
Position Specifications:• Minimum of a Matric / Grade 12• Receptionist or Secretarial qualification will be advantageous• Fully bilingual and have attended a course or seminar as a receptionist• 3 to 5 years’ experience as a receptionist within a large company environment • Computer literate MS Office (Excel and Word) • Valid driver’s license and own transport
Person Requirements:• Ability to multi-task and stay organised• Excellent communications skills with the ability to use discretion• Strong interpersonal skills• Well groomed and pleasant demeanour• Willing to assist with Ad Hoc tasks
The Company offers a market related salary on a TGRP system. Generous fringe benefits include a structured annual bonus, provident fund and medical aid.
Interested and qualified applicants should forward their applications (including a detailed copy of their CV) to HR Office for attention of Johanna Theron or fax to 0866487369.Closing date for applications is 20th August 2014.NB: Should you not receive correspondence by 28th August 2014, please regard your application as being unsuccessful.
Position available: Senior Book KeeperCompany: In the Mining sector
Location: Tzaneen
Qualifications:Bachelors degree(or currently studying towards a related degree).Alternative considerations will be given to persons with a diploma in accounting.Experience:Similar position with 3 years accounting experience on Pastel.Requirements:Candidates are asked to supply a photo with CV and state salary expectations.Personal service delivery plan summary:
1. Monthly accounts (income statement, balance sheet, variance reports) for 2 Mining Companies + related subsidiaries 2. Book keeping to Trial balance on Pastel BIC3. Management Accounts4. Debtors and Creditors reconciliations5. Balance sheet reconciliations6. Vat returns & Payments to SARS7. Petty cash reconciliations8. Preparation of YE Audit files9. Preparation of Invoicing
Your personal service delivery plan should not be regarded as an exhaustive list of duties.
Contact Person: Carina Prinsloo at [email protected] you not receive a response within 14 days please consider your application as having been unsuccessful.
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Lushof3 Slaapkamer, 2 vol badkamers, groot oopplan sitkamer, eetkamer, kombuis,
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Medipark2 Slaapkamer, 1 vol badkamer, groot
oopplan sitkamer, eetkamer, kombuis,
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Premierpark3 Slaapkamer, 2 badkamer, oopplan sit-kamer , eetkamer, kombuis, afdak vir 2 voertuie, braai
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MARULENG LAND USE MANAGEMENT SCHEME,
2008NOTICE OF AMENDMENT
SCHEME
We, Jacques du Toit & Associates, Town and Regional Planners, being the authorized agent of the owner of the property mentioned below, hereby give notice in terms of Section 56(1)(b)(i) of the Town-planning and Townships Ordinance, 1986 (Ordinance 15 of 1986), that we have applied to the Maruleng Municipality for the amendment of the Maruleng Land Use Management Scheme, 2008, by the rezoning of Portion 32 of the farm Berlin 209KT, from “Agriculture” to “Residential 3”. The property is situated on the north western periphery of Hoedspruit.
Particulars of the application will lie for inspection during normal o� ce hours at the o� ce of the Municipal Manager, Civic Centre, 65 Springbok Street, Hoedspruit, for a period of 28 days from 8 August 2014. Objections to or representations 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 627, Hoedspruit, 1380, within a period of 28 days from 8 August 2014.Address of Agent: Jacques du Toit & Associates, PO Box 754, Tzaneen, 0850Aug301 ___________________________
MARULENG GRONDGEBRUIKSKEMA,
2008KENNISGEWING VAN
WYSIGINGSKEMA
Ons, Jacques du Toit & Medewerkers, Stads- en Streeksbeplanners, 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 Maruleng Munisipaliteit aansoek gedoen het om die wysiging van die Maruleng Grondgebruikskema, 2008, deur die hersonering van Gedeelte 32 van die plaas Berlin 209KT, van “Landbou” na “Residensieel 3”. Die eiendom is geleë aan die noordwestekant van Hoedspruit.
Besonderhede van die aansoek lê ter insae gedurende gewone kantoorure by die kantoor van die Munisipale Bestuurder, Burgersentrum, Springbokstraat 65, Hoedspruit, vir ‘n tydperk van 28 dae vanaf 8 Augustus 2014.
Besware teen of vertoë ten opsigte van die aansoek moet binne ‘n tydperk van 28 dae vanaf 8 Augustus 2014 skriftelik by of tot die Munisipale Bestuurder by bovermelde adres of by Posbus 627, Hoedspruit, 1380, ingedien of gerig word.Adres van agent: Jacques du Toit & Medewerkers, Posbus 754, Tzaneen, 0850Aug302 ___________________________
BOEDEL WYLE PIETER WILLEM BOSCH
In the estate of the late PIETER WILLEM BOSCH, Identity number 4203135119085, widower, Master’s reference number 22399/2014, who was ordinarily resident at farm Pigeonhole, Agatha, Tzaneen and who died on 11 May 2014.
All persons having claims against the above estate are hereby called upon to � le
their claims with the under signed within 30 days from the date of the publication hereof.
Joubert & May AttorneysPO Box 35TzaneenRef: A E Rech/avs/R13414Aug303 ___________________________
BOEDEL WYLE MOKANATLA ERENS
MONASHANE
In the estate of the late Mokanatla Erens Monashane, identity number 6301305378081, Master’s reference number 1064/2014, who was ordinarily resident at Turkey Village, Zone 2, Stand 234, Sekororo and who died on the 13th of December 2013All persons having claims against the above estate are hereby called upon to � le their claims with the under signed within 30 days from the date of the publication hereof.
Joubert & May AttorneysPO Box 35TzaneenRef: A E Rech/avs/R13240Aug304___________________________
IN THE MAGISTRATE’S COURT FOR THE DISTRICT
OF BOLOBEDU HELD AT GA-KGAPANE
CASE NUMBER: 124/2013In the matter betweenPATRICK MAAKE
Execution CreditorAndMOHALE REUBEN LEBEA
Execution Debtor
NOTICE OF SALE IN EXECUTION
IN PURSUANT of a Judgment of the Magistrate, GA-KGAPANE dated 24 JUNE 2014, the under mentioned goods will be sold by public auction, on 29 AUGUST 2014 at 11:00.
Venue of the sale: MAGISTRATE’S OFFICEBOLOBEDUGA-KGAPANEBy the Sheri� for the Magistrate’s Court of GA-KGAPANE to the highest cash bidder.
1 X 2 TELEFUNKEN COLOUR TV1 X 1 MASTER STAND FREEZER1 X 1 JVC HOME THEATRE1 X 1 TEK HOME THEATRE1 X 2 KITCHEN UNIT1. This sale is a sale in execution pursuant to a judgment obtained in the above honorable Court.2. The rules of the auction is available 24 hours prior to the auction at the o� ce of
the Sheri� Modjadjiskloof.3. Registration as a buyer is a pre-requisite subject to a speci� c condition, inter alia.4Directive of the Consumer Protection Act 68 of 2008; (Url http://www.info.gov.za/view/download� leaction?id-99961)5. FICA legislation in respect of proof of identify and address particulars, payment of registration deposit of R500.00 in cash. 6. The o� ce of the Sheri� will conduct the sale with the auctioneers being Mr. N.B Segwana7. Goods will be sold for cash only to the highest bidder or sold subject to con� rmation as per the Consumer Protection Act upon instructions from the execution creditor.
Dated at TZANEEN on this 6th day of AUGUST 2014(SGD) J H JACOBSZ
ATTORNEY FOR EXECUTION CREDITOR
JOUBERT & May50 BOUNDARY STREETPO BOX 35TZANEENTEL: 015 307 3660REF: MR JACOBSZ/JK/J5789Aug305 ___________________________
IN THE MAGISTRATE’S COURT FOR THE DISTRICT
OF LETABA HELD AT
TZANEEN
Case Number: 1543/2013In the case between:LAEVELD BULELTIN CC (2004/031396/23)
EXECUTION CREDITORAndAUDIO VISUAL MASTER c/o COLLEN BOY MAAKE
EXECUTION DEBTOR
NOTICE OF SALE IN EXECUTION
PURSUANT to a judgment by the magistrate LETABA given on 13 September 2013 the under mentioned goods will be sold at 10:00 on 12 SEPTEMBER 2014 by public auction to be held at THE SHERIFF’S OFFICES AT 1 BANKUNA ROAD NKOWANKOWA by the Sheri� for the Magistrates Court, RITAVI to the highest bidder for cash, namely:
1 X HISENSE TV 54 CM1 X LG DVD PLAYER1 X MASTER FRIDGE1 X DAEWOO DVD
1. This sale is a sale in execution pursuant to a judgment obtained in the above honorable Court.2. The rules of the auction is available 24 hours prior to the auction at the o� ce of the Sheri� , 1 Bankuna Road Nkowankowa.
3. Registration as a buyer is a pre-requisite subject to a speci� c condition, inter alia.4Directive of the Consumer Protection Act 68 of 2008; (Url http://www.info.gov.za/view/download� leaction?id-99961)5. FICA legislation in respect of proof of identify and address particulars, payment of registration deposit of R500.00 in cash. 6. The o� ce of the Sheri� will conduct the sale at Sheri� Store, 1 Bankuna Road, Nkowankowa7. Goods will be sold for cash only to the highest bidder or sold subject to con� rmation as per the Consumer Protection Act upon instructions from the execution creditor.
SIGNED AT TZANEEN on the 12th day of August 2014
SHERIFF OF THE COURT
(sgd) RUAN VOSTERATTORNEYS FOR EXECUTION CREDITORRUAN VORSTER ATTORNEYS32 HARRY DILLEY STREETTZANEEN,0850Email: [email protected]: 015 307 6797 Docex: 18Ref: KAUCAMP File No: AA8733Aug306 ___________________________
To LetTe Huur
Flats/Woonstelle
Homes/Huise
Cluster homes/Meenthuise
Te huur - KINGSPARK.Veilig & netjiese 1 slaap-
kamerwoonstelle met oopplan sitk/
kombuis, met graniet afwerking.
Dakwaaiers in sit- en slaapk.Gesamentlike braaier &
wasmasjien in sekuriteits-kompleks. Omheining
met elektriese hekke. Pre-paid kragmeters. Vanaf R 2600 pm. Asb geen kinders
of diere. Skakel HP 082 925 2955
Mei301____________________________
2 Bedroom, 1 bathroom in secure complex in Arborpark
R4 400 pm082 441 9024072 938 4042
Aug203 ___________________________
Large self-contained ron-dawel available as from 1st August on the R71, close to the Letaba Air� eld. Please
contact 082 849 2603
Moderne 2slp en 3slp kamer meenthuise
beskikbaar inLETSITELE.
R3800 en R4600pm.Koopkrag.
Kontak:Elzaan by
0835616062
TE KOOPHeritage Village, Tzaneen
‘n Huis van 370 m² met ‘n besondere karakter en wat deurgaans met duursame materiale gebou en afgewerk is. Nie jou elke-dag-se-huis nie.
Ses slaapkamers, 4 badkamers, dubbele motorhuis met ekstra ruimte. Groot en gesellige stoep met permanente blinders, verhitte swembad en hardehout-
dek. Baie ruimte vir opberging en ingeboude kaste.’n Uitstekende koop @ R2,5 miljoen. Geen agente.
Bel Chris by 083 630 3605
5 Slaapkamer huis, 3 badkamers, swembad, lapa,
stoep, sitkamer, eetkamer en TV kamer, aparte opwas- geriewe, bediende kwartiere en vier motorhuise te huur
R10 000.Skakel HP by 082 925 2955
Mei303___________________________
Magoebaskloof – 4 bedroom house to let on small farm
Contact owner
083 293 3443Aug201 ___________________________
Macadamia Village2 Slaapkamer, badkamer,
oopplan sitkamer, eetkamer, kombuis, motorhuis.
Moet 50 jaar en ouer wees om daar te bly.
R4 800072 224 0253015 307 1806
Aug202 ___________________________
21 King Edward naby skole. 5 Slaapkamer, 3 badkamer ekstra: groot granny flat.
Swembad, tuin met boorgat. Geen troeteldiere. Ook te huur as moontlike
Ruim netjiese opgeradeerde 2
slaapkamer meenthuis op grond. Oopplan sitkamer,
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Passion, skill and teamwork was the name of the game at the 2014 annual Farms Sports Farm Festival hosted at Mahela Farm, Letsitele, over the past weekend.
The event, hosted by Mopani District lived up to its expectations, as teams from the Greater Tzaneen Municipality put everything on the line to conquer the day and emerge victorious. The festival gave an
opportunity to more than ten
teams in Mopani to compete in both netball and soccer.
According to a senior manager for the department of sports, arts and culture, Mr Junior Ramashu, the main objective of the festival was to unearth sporting talents, assist participants in identifying their sporting capacity and ensuring that farm communities are empowered in taking part in the mainstream sporting codes.
He said, “the department aims to select players who will represent the province in national colours. The programme is run in every district in the province to select the best suitable teams”.
Ramashu emphasised that the other priority for this initiative is to develop skills and to keep most participants away from drugs and alcohol abuse. “Training will be provided to all the selected players and referees, in order to develop talent and skills. We are also aiming to combat the problem of drugs, alcohol and educating them on the importance of using condoms”, said Ramashu.
Finalists Unifruit beat APC Highlanders in the male soccer division while Letaba Citrus claimed victory over Rooikoppies in the fi nals of the female soccer division. Meanwhile, Laparisa from the Greater Tzaneen was crowned overall winner in netball.
— Elliot Mathye,[email protected]
19Bulletin 15 Augustus 2014www.bulletin.us.com Search “Bulletin” Search “Laeveldbulletin”
Sports festival unearths talent
Above: Winners in the male soccer division,were Unifruit from Maruleng.
Right: Members of the netball overall winners, Laparisa from the Letsitele area, are seen here collecting the winners’ trophy.
The SA Rowing team pictured here are training at the Tzaneen Health and Fitness gym for the upcoming 2014 World Rowing Championships on 24 - 31 August 2014 in Amsterdam, Netherlands.
The gymnasts from Zani’s Tzaneen who excelled were: Level 1, Abegaile Botha overall 7th, Aliza Engelbrecht overall 8th (rope 6th) and Clarissa Combrink overall 11th. Level 2, Lané Kruger overall 1st (hoop 1st, ball 2nd), Brigette Combrink overall 4th (hoop 5th, ball 5th), Shané Bronkhorst overall 5th (hoop 4th) and Elziné Kotzé overall 6th (hoop 5th). Level 3: Chante de Marrilac overall 1st (clubs 2nd, ribbon 1st), Lee Riley overall 4th (clubs 4th, ribbon 4th), Antionette Bredenkamp
overall 6th (clubs 6th, ribbon 6th).
Zani’s Rhythmic gymnasts who were part of the Limpopo team competed in the inter-provincial South African gymnastics competition on June 27 and 28 and excelled. Wits University hosted the competition.
The four top gymnasts who contributed to each region’s points in each of the three levels were announced at the competition and 11 of the 12 gymnasts were from Zani’s Gymnastics Academy. These gymnasts contributed to Limpopo winning all three levels.
Joshua Retief en Luan Pohl het weer saam in Zani’s se Gimnastiekspan deelgeneem op 2 Augustus. Hul is albei 0/9. Joshua het 3de plek gekry in Vlak 2 en Luan 4de plek in Vlak 1. Hulle neem Vrydag deel in Polokwane vir opname in die
Limpopo span.
2 SA Champions for Zanis Tzaneen!
The overall Level 3 South African Champion, Chante de Marrilac (clubs
2nd, ribbon 1st)
Winners of the women’s soccer division, Letaba Citrus.
The overall Level 2 South African Champion, Lané Kruger (hoop 1st,
ball 2nd)
15 Augustus 2014
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Hoe bejaarder Oubal raak, hoe vinniger verander die seisoene, sodat Oubal nie meer aldag kan tred hou nie. Net annerdag het ons reggemaak vir Varsitybekerrakbie en dit smaak Oubal dis al weer sulke tyd, maar hy loop dinge so eff ens vooruit.
Die Komminwelafspele het gekom en gegaan en Oubal kon skaars ‘n woord inkry. Die beweerde Superrakbie het ‘n SA halfeindrondewenner opgelewer wat minder indruk op die Richterskaal gemaak het as ‘n aardbewinkie in Orkney, en ons vroue rakbiespan is onseremonieel met ‘n vinger in die oog uit die Wêreldbeker vir andergeslagtelikes geboender. Intussen het die Curriebeker afgeskop en ons staan op die vooraand van die Suidelike Halfrond se Viernasies (4N) toernooi.
Heyneke se aankondiging van die Springbokgroep vir die 4N het nie veel verrassings opgelewer nie en Oubal is verheug om te merk dat ons nasionale afrigter darem ook notisie neem van wat Oubal skryf,
daarom dat Coenie Oosthuizen verlede Saterdag teen die Poemas in die CB geknor het, terwyl sy Bokmaats poeding saam met hul geliefdes by die huis geniet. Oubal huil ook nie oor die weglating van JJ Engelbrecht nie en hy hoop Zane Kirchner is nou fi naal uit Heyneke se gedagtes.
Oubal is wel ietwat skepties dat Heyneke niks goeds in ‘n Leeu-stut kan sien nie, want dit was deur die hele S15 vir die meeste kenners, asook Bobby Skinstad en ander kommintators, duidelik dat die Leeus die sterkste skrum het. Saterdag het hul tweede linie dit weer bewys teen die Bulletjies, hoewel Oubal dink ‘n mens kan dít nie as
‘n maatstaf neem nie. En van Leeu-spelers gepraat, Oubal dink ook Warren Whiteley behoort heel goed te lyk in ‘n Boktrui.
‘Tja, maar soos Naas altyd sê, dis die span wat gekies is en ons moet daarmee saamleef. So, Oubal se aandag verskuif na môre se opdrafspan; hou net in gedagte dat hy hierdie neerpen voor die fi nale span aangekondig is.Voorlangs dink Oubal die enigste kwessie
is wie die slotpaar gaan wees, met Matfi eld nou ook op die krukkelys en geen ander erkende Nr 5-slot in die groep nie. Bakkies sal waarskynlik opdraf, met Lood de Jager op vyf en Etzebeth op die bank, maar Oubal se mond water by die gedagte aan Lood en Ysterbeth saam op die veld — o, die pyngedagte!
Die span is ook sonder ‘n erkende buite-senter, maar Oubal dink enige kombinasie van Jan Serfontein/Jean of Jean/De Allende behoort die ding te doen, met die grootste waarskynlikheid Die Ellendeling wat sy debuut sal maak. In die afwesigheid van
Fourie du Preez behoort Ruan Pienaar op skrumskakel te wees; en dan is die enigste ander vraag of die jong Pollard op losskakel gaan wees, en so Morné Steyn se uiteindelik aft rede inlui, al dan nie.
Die res is sake soos normaalweg. Vat hulle, en mag Australië die AB’s weerhou van daai agtien-agtereenvolgende-oorwinning-rekord!
Die aanvang van die CB-seisoen was vir Oubal weereens maar ‘n saai aff êre sonder die Bokke en Varsitybekerrakbie, met net ooglopend meer studente in die spanne. Veral die arme Bulletjies en hul afrigter lyk vir Oubal soos ewigdurende studente van die spel.
‘Tja, en Oubal weet nie of dit net so onverstaanbaar on-PK is as om jou gesig swart te verf nie, maar hy het nou eenmaal nie trek aan amasones wat rakbie speel nie, so die genoemde uitt og van ons vrouespan skeel hom min!
“The season of failure is the best time for sowing the seeds of success.” — Paramahansa Yogananda
Seisoenale Studente!
Seisoenale
Die Hoërskool Ben Vorster se o.14-, o./15- en o.16-rugbyspanne het toe Saterdag met groot sukses in die kwarteindstryd van die Beeld Trofee vir groot skole gespeel, en speel nou more tuis in die halfeindstryd vir groot skole.
Die o.14’s het teen die Hoërskool Secunda gespeel. Die Buff els se babas was hopeloos te vinnig vir hul opponente en halft yd was die telling reeds 22-0 in die Vossies se guns. In die tweede helft e het die Vossies by hul spelpatroon gehou en die agterlyn, met heelagter Melvin Maake aan die spits, het gate deur die span van Secunda gehol. Die eindtelling van 44-0 bevestig hoe die jongspan die kannetjies van Mpumalanga ge-Murrayfi eld het.
Die o.15-span het teen die Hoërskool Hugenote van Springs te staan gekom. Die Vossies se losskakel, Jonathan Viljoen, het sy skopskoen vroegoggend ingepak en met drie strafskoppe vat die Vossies gou-gou die voortou met 9-0. Hugenote het egter agter die doellyn gaan kuier en rustyd het aangebreek met die telling 9-7 vir die Vossies.
In die tweede helft e het die Vossies op hul voorsprong voortgebou, toe Viljoen nog ‘n strafskop oorgeklits het. Met tyd wat begin min raak het, het Hugenote gaan
druk en met die doelskop wat oor is, word die telling 14-12 vir Hugenote. Dit wou lyk of die skrif aan die muur was, maar die Vossies het nie gaan lê nie en na ‘n pragtige agterlynbeweging het vleuel Comfort Shingange vir die wendrie oorgeduik. Jonathan Viljoen het sy perfekte skoprekord voort gesit en die drie verdoel, wat die Vossies met 19-14 laat wen het.
Die o.16’s, wat ‘n besering-nagmerrie hier aan die einde van die seisoen beleef, het teen die Hoërskool Ermelo kragte gemeet. Vroeg in die wedstryd wou dit lyk of dit ‘n taai wedstryd gaan wees, met Ermelo wat op die aanval boer; maar die Vossies trek saam en speel van die beste rugby van die seisoen.
Die Vossies het Ermelo behoorlk deurmekaar gehardloop, met pragtige samespel tussen voor- en agterspelers. Loskakel Danny Mokobane het die spel briljant gedikteer en die buite- agterspelers van die Vossies het gereeld agter die doellyn gaan kuier en wen die wedstryd met 53-12.
More speel al drie die spanne tuis in die halfeindronde: o.14’s teen die Hoërskool Randburg, die o.15’s teen Helpmekaar en die o.16’s teen Potchefstroom Volkskool. Die eerste wedstryd begin om 09:00.
Sien julle daar! En bring gerus die stembande saam, sodat ons kontrei se seuns die nodige aanmoediging kan geniet.
Ek het hom!... Niaan Taljaard van Ben Vorster se o.14A-span, druk een van die mooi drieë wat die span in hul
kwarteindstryd vir die Beeld-trofee aangeteken het.
Cameron Daly (Matric 2010) is presently in Australia playing for the SA Lions team in the 2014
international Australia Football League (AFL) Cup. The game is known by the locals as
“footy” or “Aussie rules”. Eighteen countries are represented in the tournament: China, Fiji, Finland, France, Great Britain, India, Indonesia, Ireland, Japan, Nauru, New Zealand, Pakistan, Papua New Guinea, South Africa, Sweden, Tonga and the USA. South Africa played their � rst game this past Sunday against Pakistan and beat them 160-14.
Their next pool games are against Tonga and Papua New Guinea, after which they move into playo� s, with the � nal being played next Saturday.
Hy was ‘n gewilde held op sy dae in Ben Vorster, toe voorspel is dat die bonkige stut — wat in sy matriekjaar een van die mooiste drieë denkbaar gedruk het! — groot rugby gaan spel. Nou is Trevor Nyakane, hier saam met Tendai “Beast”Mtawarira, reg vir die volgende ronde in Springbokkleure. Die Vossies het spesiaal laat weet hulle hou almal — man en muis — duim vas dat hy more speelkans kry en weer sy kleim
sal afsteek.
Vossies se drie spanne speel in halfeindstryd
Caelan Retief van Ben Vorster se o.16A-span het ook Sater-dag ‘n mooi drie gedruk.
Old Stanfordian represents SA
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