6 October 2017 Zoutpansberger by Zoutnet - issuu
Els moet maar weer terug tronk toe - bladsy 2
Jaargang 33 Vol. 40
Dit gaan baie beter met klein Zelmari - bladsy 3
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Moet onder geen omstandighede sommer net mense van die straat af in jou huis toelaat nie. Dit was die ernstige waarskuwing van twee inwoners wat die afgelope week besteel is. Charl Haasbroek van Joubertstraat het vertel dat hul huishulp hulle verlede Woensdag tydens middagete ingelig het dat twee vroue omstreeks 11:00 daar opgedaag het en gevra het om na hulle huis te kyk. Toevallig is Charl se huis in die mark, maar hy het geen “Te Koop” bordjies voor die huis nie. Die huishulp het vir Charl gesê dat sy vir die twee vroue gevra het waar hulle gesien het die huis is in die mark. “Hulle het toe vir haar gesê hulle het dit op die Internet gesien,” het Charl gesê. Daarna het die huishulp die huis aan die twee vroue, wat beide Sotho gepraat het, gewys. Die twee vroue was blykbaar so in hul skik met die huis dat hulle ‘n briefie vir Charl gelos het met ‘n versoek om dringend terug te skakel. Die briefie het gelees “Can you pls call me when you come home. I want to talk to you about the house. I really want to talk to you!!!” is geskryf onder die naam van ‘n ene Sharon Nkuna. Charl het die nommer op die briefie geskakel. “‘n Baie arrogante vrou het my geantwoord. Sy het vir my gevra of ek nie kan verstaan sy is nie Sharon Nkuna nie! Ek sê vir jou, sy het ‘n fout gemaak en per ongeluk haar eie nommer neergeskryf. Ek het haar seker ‘n stuk of ses keer geskakel, want ek het gedink sy is in ‘n plek waar daar nie ontvangs is nie. Sy het telkens die foon in my oor doodgedruk,” het Charl gesê. Charl sê hy het toe maar die saak daar gelos. Hy het so vinnig deur die huis gestap, maar kon niks verkeerd sien nie. Hy en sy vrou Tillie het eers die volgende oggend besef hulle is beroof. “Toe Tillie haar juwelekissie oopmaak, sê sy vir my haar juwele is weg,” het Charl gesê. Hulle het ook net die goeie goed gevat. “Die goedkoper juwele het hulle gelos. Tillie het ‘n blikkie met
duur juwele binne­in die kassie gehad. Dié het hulle gevat,” het Charl gesê. By verdere ondersoek het Charl gevind dat sy kamera ook uit sy hangkas gesteel is. “Hulle het darem die kamerasak vir my gelos!” het Charl gesê. Volgens Charl het hulle by die huishulp uit­ gevind dat een van die twee vroue, terwyl hulle in die huis was, vir die bediende gevra het of sy die toilet kon gebruik want haar maag is baie deurme­ kaar. Met dié het die vrou gebruik gemaak van die inloop­badkamer in Charl se kamer. “Die huishulp het gesê die vrou het die kamerdeur toegedruk, maar sy het niks onraad vermoed nie, want mens maak mos ‘n deur toe as jy die badkamer gebruik,” het Charl gesê. Charl is erg ontstoke oor die diefstal. “Baie van die goed kan mens vervang, maar sommige van die goed nie, soos die goue ringetjie wat Tillie se oorlede ma vir haar gegee het. My vrou is baie, baie ongelukkig daaroor,” het Charl gesê. Charl­hulle was egter nie die vroue se enigste sla­ goffers die dag nie. Skaars ‘n halfuur later het hulle by Annelize Mocke in Berghstraat toegeslaan. Annelize is ‘n binnenshuise versierder en werk van die huis af. “Ek vermoed hulle het my besigheidsbord op die buitemuur gesien. Hulle het gestop, ingekom en gevra of hulle my besigheidskaartjie kan kry, want die een vrou wil haar huis oordoen,” het Annelize gesê. Volgens Annelize het die twee vroue baie goeie Engels gepraat. “Hulle was vreeslik geïnteresseerd in wat ek doen. Hulle was baie oortuigend en het baie gesels,” het Annelize gesê. Soos in die geval van die diefstal by Charl­hulle, het een van die vroue gevra of sy Annelize se toilet kan gebruik, want haar maag is baie omgekrap. Sy is daarna toilet toe, terwyl die ander vrou vir Annelize in die studeerkamer besig gehou het. “Die vroue is later uit die huis uit na waar ‘n man vir hulle in ‘n swart Jeep gewag het. Hulle het selfs afsprake gemaak en nommers gegee. Ek is weer terug in huis toe. Die Jeep wou egter nie
aanskakel nie, en die een vrou het uitgespring en het ‘n kaal kop gehad. Al twee vroue was, volgens my weer uitgeroep. Hulle was baie paniekerig Annelize, in hul veertigs gewees. gewees. Toe die Jeep weer aanskakel, het hulle Charl en Annelize het sake van diefstal by die gery,” het Annelize gesê. Makhado polisie aangemeld. Hulle het weereens Skaars was die twee vroue weg, of Annelize inwoners gewaarsku om geensins vreemdelinge in het onraad vermoed. Sy kon nie haar selfoon kry hul huise toe te laat nie en die waarskuwing ook aan wat in die kamer gelê het hul huishulpe te kommunikeer. nie. Verdere ondersoek het tot Annelize se skok gewys dat haar juwele en onder meer ook twee rekenaartablette weg was. Annelize sê sy ver­ moed die een vrou het die gesteelde items in haar handsak versteek. “Beide het baie groot handsakke gedra,” het Annelize gesê. Sy sê sy vermoed verder dat die vrou haar weer uit­ geroep het uit die huis uit, toe hulle voertuig nie wou aanskakel nie, om te verhoed dat sy agterkom sy is beroof. Daar is feitlik geen twyfel dat die dief stalle die werk van dieselfde groep mense is nie. Charl se huishulp het ook die vrou se voertuig as ‘n swart nutsvoertuig beskryf. “Hul nom­ merplaat het met ‘n L begin en was blou van kleur,” het Annelize gesê. Die mansbestuurder, het Annelize gesê, was redelik goed gebou en ‘n Afskrif van die brief wat deur die twee diewe vir Charl gelos is.
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Beit Bridge border post may soon see major revamp National News
South Africa and Zimbabwe have established a joint committee to work on improving operations at the Beit Bridge border post. The South African Government News Agency (SAnews) reported on Tuesday that President Jacob Zuma had announced that a joint technical committee would be established with officials from SA and Zimbabwe to set up the Beit Bridge OneStop Border Post (OSBP). The team will develop the necessary legal framework for this project. Beit Bridge is the busiest road border on the continent, with much of the goods and services between
Zimbabwe and South Africa passing through this strategic point. During the peak of the festive sea­ son in 2016, more than 31 000 travellers passed through the border post daily. South Africa and Zimbabwe held the second session of the bi-national commission (BNC) at the Sefako Makgatho Presidential Guesthouse in Tshwane this week. President Zuma said it was necessary to bolster the efficiency of Beit Bridge. “I wish to underscore the strategic significance of a One-Stop Border Post at the Beit Bridge border. This border post is the busiest border post on the continent,” Zuma said. According to SAnews, an OSBP aims to improve the legal movement of
Students to get trial anti HIV-pill Health
The University of Venda will be one of seven universities that will form part of a joint trial of a new HIV-prevention pill. Truvada is an antiretroviral pill that could reduce the risk of contracting HIV by at least 90% if taken daily. This drug will be given to students as part of a joint trial by the Health and Higher Education and Training Departments’ HIV and AIDS (HEAIDS) national programme that was announced last Tuesday. It will also be available at the Universities of Rhodes, Nelson Mandela, Lim­ popo, Free State and Zululand. In South Africa, this will be the first time Truvada will be provided to young people, after the South African Medicines Control Council had approved the use of the drug back in 2015. In recent years, Truvada has formed part of pilot studies at clinics for gay and bisexual men and to some HIV-negative sex workers.
According to the director of HEAIDS, Dr Ramneek Ahlu­ walia, young women between the ages of 15 and 25 are the most at risk of contracting HIV. He claimed that the rate of transactional sex was very high in these age groups. He further said that many young women at universities were also involved in prostitution or used alcohol or drugs that put them at high risk of contracting HIV. “…and the condom uptake is low, which is why they are good candidates for this rollout,” said Ahluwalia. He further explained that the aim was that any young student at these universities who felt they were at risk of HIV would be able to access the drug. Only HIV-negative students will be allowed to use this treat­ ment as the drug cannot be taken if the student tests positive. Counselling and medical tests will be done before a student can begin treatment. Truvada is a pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) prescription pill that contains active ingredi­ ents that block the reverse tran­
scriptase enzyme in HIV-nega­ tive people. This is the enzyme that is used by HIV-infected cells to make new viruses. Since Truvada inhibits or reduces the activity of the enzyme, this drug causes HIV-infected cells to slow down or stop producing new viruses. Ahluwalia warned, how­ ever, that Truvada on its own would not reduce the risk of contracting HIV/Aids and that it must always be used together with safer sex practices and the correct use of condoms. Truvda will also not reduce the risk of contracting other sexually trans­ mitted deceases such as herpes. “Truvada has enormous po­ tential to spare thousands of young South Africans from the HIV epidemic‚ but only if it is used properly‚ consistently and responsibly. That is why we are working closely with universities‚ the Department of Health and the clinics to ensure students are properly informed on how PrEP works‚ and what is required for it to remain effec­ tive‚” said Ahluwalia.
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people and commodities across borders. Current­ ly, travellers are processed at two facilities of the two respective countries. An OSBP would result in seamless movement at the border as travellers would be processed at one facility. The establishment of the Beit Bridge OSBP forms part of the government’s implementation of the Single Border Management Agency. Last year, South Africa and Mozambique integrated the Lebombo/Ressano Garcia border post, also known as Komatipoort. President Jacob Zuma said Beit Bridge was key to boosting the two countries’ economies and, as such, unnecessary delays at the border must be avoided. Zimbabwe is one of South Africa’s top five trading partners on the continent, with trade statistics showing annual growth. In 2016, South Africa’s exports to Zimbabwe amounted to approx­
imately R29.3 billion. “It is important and urgent that we start in earnest the process of establishing a OSBP. Our two countries took a decision to do so as far back as 2009,” said Zuma. The issue of the Beit Bridge OSBP also formed part of the 2016 BNC held in Harare, Zimbabwe, last year. It was then decided to establish a Joint Trade and Investment Committee by the end of the first quarter of 2017 and the urgent need for the establishment of a OSBP at Beit Bridge/Musina. The 2016 BNC also decided to finalise the modal­ ities for its establishment by the time of the next bi-national commission in 2017. President Zuma and President Mugabe urged the relevant ministers and officials to work speedily on the project. They want a progress report at the next BNC. (Source: South African Government News Agency)
Jacques Els omhels sy vrou, Christie, kort nadat die hof in Julie 2012 gelas het dat hy dadelik sy agt jaar gevangenisstraf moet begin uitdien. In die agtergrond staan Els se regsverteenwoordiger, adv. Tom Dreyer.
Els moet weer terug tronk toe gaan Hofnuus
Jacques Els, wat erken het dat hy onwettig in besit is van tientalle renosterhorings, het nie gevangenisstraf vrygespring nie. Els is in Maart 2012, ingevolge ‘n pleitooreen­ koms met die Staat, skuldig bevind op aanklagte wat verband hou met die onwettige handel en besit van renosterhorings sonder die nodige permitte. Aanvanklik het die klagte teen Els betrekking gehad op 38 renosterhorings, maar die getal is later aangepas tot 30. Landdros Pat Cloete het Els in die Louis Trichardt Streekshof gevonnis tot agt jaar direkte gevangenisstraf plus ‘n verdere vier jaar, wat in geheel opgeskort is. Els moes ook R1 miljoen aan die Groen Skerpioene oorbetaal as deel van sy straf. Hy het in sy pleitooreenkoms verduidelik dat hy die renosterhorings aangekoop het met die oog om dit later te verkoop as die verbod op die handel in renosterhorings gelig sou word. Els het die ho­ rings aangekoop van sy medebeskuldigde, wyle mnr. Tom Fourie (51), wat in 2010 sy eie lewe geneem het. Die renosters is verdoof en hulle ho­ rings is geoes. Nie een is gedood nie. Els het gesê hy glo sy optrede het verseker dat hulle nie deur stropers geteiken word nie. Sy plan was om later bergingspermitte aansoek te doen, maar voordat hy dit kon doen, is die horings vanuit sy woning in Thabazimbi gesteel gedurende September 2010. Els het net vyf maande van sy tronkstraf uitgedi­ en. Hy is op borg van R4 miljoen vrygelaat, terwyl hy gewag het vir die Appèlhof om sy aansoek aan te hoor. Els het toe alreeds die Hooggeregshof genader, wat toe die boetevonnis tersyde gestel het, maar nié sy tronkstraf nie. Els het aangevoer dat direkte tronkstraf ‘n te swaar straf was vir sy oortredings waarop hy skuld erken het. Die regters in die Appèlhof het, na hulle Els se besware aangehoor het, ingestem dat die Louis Trichardt Streekshof gefouteer het. Volgens die regters het die landdros aanvaar dat die renosters onwettig gejag en doodgeskiet is, terwyl hulle ho­ rings net onder verdowing afgesaag is. “Die streek­ shof het ‘n fout begaan deur Els te hanteer asof hy ‘n stroper is wat renosters gedood het, wat hy nie was nie,” het die regters in hul uitspraak gesê. Alhoewel die regters nie saamgestem het met die
agt jaar gevangenisstraf nie, het hulle wel landdros Cloete geloof vir die res van sy uitspraak. Die regters het ingestem dat Cloete reg was toe hy in sy uitspraak gesê het dat mense - hetsy hulle renosters dood vir hulle horings en dit onwettig besit om ‘n wins daaruit te maak of nie - se gedrag laakbaar is en bydra tot die vernietiging van Suid-Afrika se wil­ dlewe. “Onwettige aktiwiteite, soos dié waaraan die appellant [Els] deelgeneem het, vuur die onwettige internasionale handel in renosterhoring aan,” het die Appèlhof bygevoeg. Daarbenewens het die hof ook gevoel dat ‘n opgeskorte vonnis die verkeerde boodskap sal uitstuur. Die hof het beveel dat elke individu se straf in ooreenstemming met sy spesifieke oortreding uitgedeel moet word en Els se agt jaar tronkstraf is na vier jaar verminder. Dit beteken dat Els sal moet teruggaan tronk toe om die res van sy vonnis uit te dien. Die opgeskorte vonnis van vier jaar is ook deur die Appèlhof bekragtig. Teen druktyd was dit nog nie bekend of Els al aangemeld het by Departement Korrektiewe Dien­ ste om sy straf klaar uit te dien nie.
ZOUTPANSBERGER, 6 OKTOBER 2017
Dit gaan baie beter met klein Zelmari ná ongeluk Deur Isabel Venter
Dit gaan onder omstandighede sommer baie beter met klein Zelmari van Biljon. Die vierjarige Zelmari was die enigste familielid wat die gru­ongeluk op 20 Augustus oorleef het wat die lewens geëis het van haar ma, Franzelle (33), sussie Marizelle (6) en oupa en ouma Dawie en Elsa Sadie. Die ongeluk het op die N1 tussen Mookgophong en Mokopane plaasgevind, nadat die Volkswagen Jetta waarin hulle op reis was en ‘n Toyota Corolla tromp­op gebots het. Die bestuurder en nog twee insittendes van die Corolla is ook in die botsing dood. Hulle is later uitgeken as Flora Maluleke (45), Tintswalo Nkombyame Maluleke
Klein Zelmari, afgeneem kort na die ongeluk in die hospitaal. Foto verskaf.
(39) en Glen Nkombyane (25) wat op pad terug was van ’n begrafnis in die Xikundu nedersetting net buite Malamulele. Zelmari se linkerarm­ en been is in die ongeluk gebreek, en sy moes operasies ondergaan sodat die bene weer met ysterpenne geheg kon word. Sy is in die MediClini in Polokwane behandel en is ná ‘n week ontslaan. Weens die penne kon Zelmari vir lank ná die ongeluk nie loop nie, en moes sy in ‘n rolstoel oor die weg kom. Dié blondekop dogtertjie bly nou by haar pa en stiefma, Marius en Elanna van Biljon, op ‘n plaas wat aan Elanna se familie behoort net buite Tzaneen. Sy het voor die ongeluk hier in Louis Trichardt gebly by haar grootouers se huis saam met haar ma en sussie. Franzelle en Marius is sowat drie jaar gelede van mekaar geskei. Toe die Zoutpansberger gebel het om te hoor hoe dit deesdae met Zelmari gaan, was Marius juis op pad met haar na ‘n doktersafspraak. Hy het gesê dat dit sommer baie beter met klein Zelmari gaan, maar dat daar nog baie sessies terapie vir haar voorlê. Sy is intussen al uit die rolstoel en kan al ‘n bietjie rondhardloop ook. Marius het ook al vir Zelmari gevat om Franzelle en Marizelle se graf te gaan besoek. Hulle is in die plaas se kerkhof, saam in een graf, begrawe. In die dag, vertel Marius, bly Zelmari op die plaas by haar nuwe ouma. “Haar balans is nog nie lekker nie en sy val maklik om as sy en die maatjies te rof speel,” het Marius gesê. Daarom, en buiten vir al die fisioterapie en berading wat nog moet kom, het Marius en Elanna besluit om Zelmari eers in Januarie terug te laat gaan skool toe. “Ons het klaar vir haar ‘n plekkie in ‘n plaaslike kleuterskool hier bespreek,” het Marius gesê. Intussen word daar ‘n spesiale verjaarsdagpar­ tytjie vir Zelmari gereël wat op 21 Oktober vyf jaar oud sal wees. “Maar vir nou is ons net baie dankbaar dit gaan goed met haar en vat dinge dag vir dag,” het Marius gesê.
Zelmari was vir ‘n lang ruk af hanklik van ‘n rolstoel terwyl sy herstel het ná ‘n operasie om die skade aan haar linkerarm en -been te herstel. Foto verskaf.
Die voertuig waarin die Sadie-familie op reis was ten tye van die ongeluk. Foto verskaf.
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Hierdie mense het matriekafskeid onvergeetlik gemaak Madelyn Stoltz, die organiseerder van hierdie jaar se matriekafskeid “A Night in Paris” by Hoërskool Louis Trichardt, het die volgende bedankingsbrief geskryf:
inge is hierdie jaar anders benader as waaraan daar gewoond is. Dit het tot gevolg gehad dat daar heelwat nuwe uitdagings was, maar met ons uitkykpunt om dit vir elke matriekleerling ‘n spesiale en veilige geleentheid te maak, het ons 100% daarin geslaag. Eerstens kom al die lof en eer toe aan ons Hemelse Vader wat die geleentheid geseën het vêr bo ons verwagtinge. Ek wil ook vir die hele komitee, wat uit pa’s, ma’s en onderwysers bestaan het, sê baie, baie dankie. Sonder elkeen se hulp en harde werk sou die funksie nie so ‘n groot sukses gewees het nie. Baie dankie vir die positiewe gesindheid en pret wat volstaan het tot op die einde. Baie dankie ook aan die volgende besighede wat hulle gehelp het om die dag spesiaal te maak: ISIS Design & Décor (Kobus van Dyk), Sugar & Spice (Mari van Wyk), Thompson’s Motors
(Stanley Thompson en sy span drywers), DJ Jon­ ty, Hellen van Deventer en haar span fotograwe, Zoutpansberger, Palm Motors (Nardus en sy span), PSG Konsult, Talisman, Soutpansberg Dorpswag, Maud Myburg (ambulansdienste), Makhado Munisipaliteit, Ernst Joubert, Jimmy Moodie, Gereformeerde Kerk (Anette), NG Kerk Soutpansberg en die huidige LUK wat as kelners
opgetree het. Namens die komitee wil ek ook graag aan elke matriekleerling baie, baie dankie sê vir julle samewerking om die aand spesiaal te kon maak. Dit was lekker om te sien julle het dit geniet, dit maak ons TROTSTE TRIEGIE OUERS!! A NIGHT IN PARIS TO REMEMBER FOR THE REST OF YOUR LIFE”
“Ek soek graag antwoorde by hierdie “dierekinders” se ouers?” Anoniem van Louis Trichardt, skryf:
oensdagnag, 28 Sep­ tember, steel ‘n kat my “Budgie-kind” (wat kan praat en sing) van my stoep af uit sy hokkie uit. ‘n Paar weke voor dit, word my koue hoender wat ons op Sondag wil eet op my
kombuiskas ‘n stuk van geëet. By al twee gevalle het ek en my vrou die skelm “kat kind” gesien. Donderdag, 29 September, lees ek die Zoutpansberger se “Missing cat mystery”. Ek is ook ‘n diereliefhebber. Moet ek nou lekker kry of nie? Een of twee keer per jaar
skiet mense klappers dan is die hel los oor die honde wat mal word, maar elke nag blaf honde aanhoudend en hou mense uit die slaap uit. Skynbaar is dit meer reg. Hou jou diere stil en in jou werf, dan sal hulle nie verdwyn nie!
Tydens die Veritas-gemeente se Lentefees op 30 September was daar ook ‘n kompetisie vir jong skoonhede. Die wenners van die Mnr. en Mej. Kleuter titel was onderskeidelik Griffen Geldenhuys (links) en Crailene Rae (regs). Foto verskaf.
Ds. Philip Venter, leraar van die Veritas-ge­ meente in Louis Trichardt, afgeneem saam met Madie Senekal tydens die gemeente se Lentefees op Saterdag, 30 September. “Ons wil graag baie dankie sê vir almal wat gehelp en bygedra het met die funksie, veral Remax wat die klankstelsel geborg het en die Vleispot wat al die vleis gratis verpak het,” het die gemeente gesê. Foto verskaf.
Dear Carel Hamman & Cindy Adendorff
Die Veritas-gemeente in Louis Trichardt het op Saterdag, 30 September, hul jaarlikse Lentefees gehou. Afgeneem tydens die geleentheid is (van links na regs) Marilize Geldenhuys (sanger), ds. Philip Venter (die gemeente se leraar), Stef Phillipson (sanger), Marietjie Wentzel (organiseerder), Karel Apple (DJ en sanger) en Rinus Phillipson (sanger en wenner van die geskenkpakkie). Foto verskaf.
Please accept my deepest apologies for my mistake in regard to the incident that occurred on Wednesday the 13th of September It was not my intention to create such an awkward and embarrassing situation for you. If there was any good that came out of this unfortunate experience, it is that I have grown and learned alternative approaches to these situations. Sincerely, Igmar Loock
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Leandri Muller en Dillon Niemann, albei van Hoërskool Louis Trichardt, het saam die skool se matriekafskeidsfunksie bygewoon verlede Donderdag. Foto: Elsje Linde.
Izelda de Bruin, ‘n Graad 12-leerling van Hoër­ skool Louis Trichardt, se swart-en-hemelsblou skepping het beslis die oog gevang met haar aankoms by die skool se matriekafskeid verlede Donderdag. Aan haar arm is haar metgesel TG Fourie, die skool se 2017/18 hoofseun.
Bo: Hoërskool Louis Trichardt se hoof­ mei­s ie en -seun vir 2016/7, Eméne Jor­ daan en David Stoltz, het ‘n pragtige pren­ tjie gemaak vir hul matriekafskeid by die skool verlede Don­ derdag. Regs: Karla Maré en Tiaan König het ‘n pragtige paartjie ge­m aak met hulle aankoms by die ma­ triekafskeidfunksie by Hoërskool Louis Trichardt verlede Donderdag.
Lindie Lourens, ‘n Graad 12-leerling van Hoërskool Louis Trichardt, se pers rok het die komplimente laat instroom. Foto: LOVE Photography by Rae Olwage.
Oud-Triegie Dewald Stroebel en sy metgesel, Marinette Neethling, was spoggerig uitgevat vir hul matriekafskeidsdans by Pietersburg Hoërskool. Foto: Dané van Niekerk Photography.
Fatma Bhayati (regs) was uitgevat in ‘n asem­ Nog ‘n pragtige paartjie, afgeneem by Hoërskool Louis Trichardt se rowende skepping, aan die arm van Ashraf Patel, matriekafskeidsfunksie, was Nkateko Mawila en Hope Maimele, albei reg vir die matriekfskeidsdans van Hoër­skool Louis Trichardt verlede Donderdag. Gr. 12-leerlinge van die skool.
Die “nuwe” Suid-Afrika sorg vir baie uitdagings Skolenuus
Dissipline by skole bly ‘n baie aktuele onderwerp en volgens mnr. Louis Cilliers, hoof van Hoërskool Louis Trichardt, het hulle in die “nuwe” Suid Afrika definitief baie meer uitda­ gings in die onderwys as ooit vantevore. Dit, het Cilliers gesê, sluit in die uitdagings wat die Departement van Onderwys daarstel. Soms word onderwyspersoneel nie altyd binne ‘n rede­ like tyd deur die Departement aangestel nie en kan hierdie aanstellings soms jare sloer. Limpopo se kroniese “handboekkrisis” is ook nou al welbek­ end, met kinders wat ongelukkig raak omdat hulle maande moet wag vir handboeke, selfs nadat ‘n nuwe skooljaar reeds begin het. “En steeds verwag elkeen in die provinsie en in Suid Afrika dat ons matrikulante moet presteer,” het Cilliers gesê. Dit het alles ‘n invloed op dissipline by skole. “In baie gevalle is ouers ook afwesig, omdat hul in ander dorpe of stede werk, en in baie gevalle ontbreek die dissiplinestrukture wat by die ouer­ huise gevestig behoort te word,” het Cilliers gesê. Volgens Cilliers is die uitdagings in Limpopo se plattelandse gebiede na bewering soveel meer as in ander provinsies. Hy sê daar is skole waar leerders net doen wat hul wil en ongelukkig kies van hulle ook om geensins skool toe te gaan nie. “Daar is ‘n kultuur van wetteloosheid en leerders het die gevoel dat hul onaantasbaar is en dat die skool se gedragskode en algemene reëls nie op hul van toepassing is nie. Leerders het ook die kultuur wat deur die onderwysdepartement geskep is dat hul gepromoveer kan word tot die volgende graad sonder om regtig hard te werk. Die feit dat lyfstraf afgeskaf is, dra ook nie by tot die dissipline in skole nie. Die ergste wat kan gebeur is waarskynlik om detensie te gaan sit,” het Cilliers gesê. Cilliers het gesê dat dissipline in die skoolopset van kardinale belang is en die bousteen is vir sukses en effektiewe onderwys. “Dissipline gee
Mnr. Louis Cilliers, hoof van Hoërskool Louis Trichardt.
kinders daardie duidelike grense waarbinne hul kan beweeg en optree. In enige skool is daar kinders wat altyd hul samewerking gee en hul bes doen om te presteer. Ongelukkig is daar ook leerders wat alles in hul vermoë doen om klasse te ontwrig en disrespekvol op te tree teenoor sy/haar maats en ook hul opvoeders. By hul huise is hul die absolute engeltjies voor hul ouers en by die skool tree hul teenstrydig op met hoe hul by hul huise optree,” het Cilliers gesê. Volgens Cilliers probeer hulle by Hoërskool Louis Trichardt volgens ‘n waardesisteem leef en volg hulle ‘n “Character for Life” program waar hulle poog om kinders daagliks bewus te maak van die belangrikheid van waardes en hoe om daardie waardes deel te maak van hulle lewens. “Het ons uitdagings wat sommige leerders se dissipline aanbetref? Ongelukkig is die antwoord ja. Spreek ons dit aan? Definitief. As skool, in sa­ mewerking met die skoolbeheerliggaam, praat ons nie net oor die belangrikheid van dissipline nie, maar tree ons daadwerklik op en gebruik ons die skool se gedragskode wat deur die beheerliggaam opgestel en onderskryf word om die leerders met dissiplinêre probleme aan te spreek,” het Cilliers gesê. Cilliers het verduidelik dat die hoërskool se dis­ siplinestelsel van so ‘n aard is dat die sondebokke teen hulself diskrimineer. Dissiplinêre verhore vind op interne vlak plaas, en in meer ernstige gevalle word dissiplinêre verhore deur die skool­ beheerliggaam gehou. Cilliers het gesê dat swak en onaanvaarbare gedrag hoegenaamd nie verdra word nie. “Ons is besig met die inwerkingstelling van ‘n nuwe, vaartbelynde klaskamer-bestuursprogram waar die personeellid die inligting invoer op sy/ haar rekenaar dat die leerder byvoorbeeld laat is, huiswerk nie gedoen is nie, of dat die kind die klas probeer ontwrig. Die inligting word dan outomaties aan die ouers per SMS gestuur. Op hierdie manier gaan ouers deurentyd op hoogte wees van sy/haar kind se optrede by die skool en vinnig, akkuraat en daadwerklik optree om enige dissiplinêre uitda­ gings effektief aan te spreek en uit die weg te ruim,” het Cilliers gesê. Cilliers het afgesluit deur te sê dat dit belangrik is dat al die rolspelers by ‘n skoolinstansie, naamlik die onderwysers, die ouers en die kinders, moet saamwerk en mekaar vertrou. “Dissipline was, is nou en sal ook in die toekoms onmisbaar wees in skole wat effektief en suksesvol wil wees. Sonder positiewe en regverdige dissipline gaan die uitda­ gings in die onderwys onbeheerbaar raak. As almal saamwerk en ‘n verskil probeer maak in terme van dissipline, moet dit by jouself begin. Dan sal daar ‘n rimpel-effek plaasvind en almal sal kan voordeel trek en elkeen sal die waarde van dissipline ervaar en voortbou om gesonde, gedissiplineerde jong vol­ wassenes aan die wêreld te lewer. Met regverdige, streng toegepaste dissipline word geleenthede en ‘n atmosfeer geskep waar almal kan tuis voel en be­ hoort. By Hoërskool Louis Trichardt sal dissipline altyd deel wees van ons kinders se opvoeding en poog ons om reëls en gedragskodes te vervang met ‘n waardesisteem waarvolgens elkeen behoort te leef, sodat elke kind tot sy/haar volle potensiaal kan ontwikkel,” het Cilliers gesê.
Leonie saam met Willehond by die Kaapse see. Foto verskaf.
Willehond se blaf word na agt jaar en vyf-en-twintig dae vir altyd stil Deur Isabel Venter
Willehond, Louis Trichardt se bekende twee­­ been brak, vang nou die hase in die hon­ dehemel. Hy het op Maandag, 25 September, sy laaste asempie uitgeblaas. Ou Willehond was agt jaar en 25 dae oud gewees. Sy beskermengel, me. Le­onie Oberholzer, was tot op die laaste saam met hom gewees. Leonie onthou nog goed die dag toe hulle vir Willehond as ‘n ou piepklein hondjie, half dood, opgetel het op ‘n plaas sowat 25 km noord van Louis Trichardt. Willehond was net vel en been. Sy twee stompies vir voorpootjies was rou geskaaf soos hy probeer het om te beweeg. Almal het vir Leonie gesê om eerder die hond­ jie te verlos van sy lyding. Selfs die veearts het destyds aanvaar dat hulle die hondjie gebring het om te laat uitsit. Ten spyte van al die hobbels in sy pad, het Willehond egter oorleef en geleer om met sy ag­ terste twee bene te loop. So met die hop-hop, het hy sommer in almal se harte ingespring. Willehond het oor die jare ook mense geïnspireer en praatjies bygewoon by kleuter­ skole waar daar gepraat is oor kinders wat met ‘n gebrek moet saamlewe. Net soveel liefde as wat hy ontvang het, het hy uitgedeel. Willehond was veral lief om skoenlappersoentjies te kry van Leonie af ... en natuurlik die see. Kort voor Willehond in Julie vanjaar gediagno­ seer is met kanker het hy die Maart-vakansie saam met Leonie-hulle Kaap toe gegaan. “Hy wou nie saam terugkom huis toe ... die sand was te lekker
gewees ... en hy het vir ons bly weghardloop,” het Leonie Maandag laggend vertel. Sy het Willehond self gaan begrawe op die plaas waar hulle hom gekry het, op ‘n spesiale plekke wat hulle Angel’s Haven gedoop het. “Hy het ‘n spesiale plekkie in ons lewens en harte gehad, en ons gaan om vreeslik baie mis,” het Leonie gesê.
Willehond toe hy nog ‘n ou klein hondjie was. Danksy maande se liefde en aandag het hy geleer om op sy twee agterste bene oor die weg te kom. Foto verskaf.
Nomination for best business people Competition
The Soutpansberg Chamber of Business and Tourism would again like to give recognition for outstanding achievements during the 2017 year. Members of the public and business community are there­ fore invited to submit their nom­
inations for the chamber’s annual awards ceremony on 21 October. Persons can be nominated in the following categories: En­ trepreneur of the Year Award; Corporate Manager of the Year Award; Tourism Salt Shaker of the Year Award; Local Busi­ ness(person) of the Year Award; General “Performer of the Year”
Award; and Outstanding Services Certificate (Health, Education, Police Service and Public Of­ ficial). Nominations can be submitted via email to dodrie@nhc.za.net or jaco@limpopodairy.co.za. For more information, phone Dodrie at Tel 015 516 1321 during office hours or Jaco at 084 616 2299.
KERKE/CHURCHES • Afrikaanse Protestantse Kerk (LTT) Tshirululunistraat 28, Sondag 09:00, Tel: 015 516 2272 • Afrikaanse Protestantse Kerk (Musina) Cass Straat 16, Sondag 09:00, Tel: 015 534 2126 • Agapé Gemeente (LTT) Sondae: Afrikaanse diens om 08:30 insluitend Peuter-, Kinder- en Tienerbedieninge. Sundays: English service at 10:30 including Toddler-, Children- and Teen Ministries, Past. Sampie van Niekerk, Tel: 015 516 3725 or 082 926 9538 • AGS Charisma (LTT) Munnikstraat 70, Sondag 09:00 & 18:00, Past. Leonie Meyfarth (084 219 4406), Tel 015 516 0486 (kerkkantoor) • AGS El-Shaddai (Musina) Watsonlaan 17, Sondag 10:00 en 18:00, Past. Boetie Visser, Tel: 015 534 3361 / 084 456 6959 • AGS Charisma (Levubu) Sondag 09:00. Past Gys en Bettie Snyman 082 441 3951. • All Nations for Jesus Christian Centre (LTT) 93 Burger Street (Maranatha Centre), Sunday 09:30 & Wednesday 18:00, Past Benjamin Sithole, Tel 083 532 9492/ 015 516 2275 • Anglican Church / St Marks (LTT) 128 Munnik Street, Sunday 10:30, Rev Robbie Novella, Tel: 015 516 5165 • Baptist Church (Musina) Corner of Whyte & Limpopo Street, Sunday 09:30, Rev Paul Richardson, Tel: 015 534 0479 or 082 446 1728 • Baptist Church / Baptiste Kerk (LTT) Ruh Street 25, English: Sunday services 08:30 & Adult Bible time/ Sunday school 10:00, Rev Seth Meyers, Tel: 084 699 4242. Afrikaans: volwasse Bybelklas 09:15, dienste 10:00 en 18:00, ds. Johan Marais, Tel: 015 516 2714. • Catholic Church (LTT) Corner Burger & Jeppe Street, Mass times: 1st Sunday 10:00 - 2nd, 3rd and 4th Sunday 17:00, Father Frank Gallagher, Tel: 015 516 0566 / 082 664 1393 (Catholic Church Musina, Tel: 015 534 2085) • Chapel of Grace Church Sunday 09:00 - 11:00 at Maurunwa/Siloam/Nzhelele Past Oke Tel 083 461 6455 or 072 976 3448. • St Peters Church (LTT) 33 Breda Street, Sunday 09:00, Tel: 083 377 0984 (Iain Purdon), 084 404 0050 (Soekie Bierman) • Emmanuel Christelike Kerk (LTT) Koraalboomstraat 3, Sondae 09:00 & 18:00, Jeug Vrydae 19:00, Past. Andries van Heerden, Tel: 015 516 4282 / 083 357 1658 • Evangelies-Gereformeerde Kerk (LTT) LTT Lodge-saal (Hlangananistraat), Sondagoggend erediens 08:00, kontak ds. Herbie Lyon Tel: 082 906 0288 • Gereformeerde Kerk (LTT) H/v Anderson & Songozwistraat, Sondag 09:00 en 10:45, leraar ds. Innes Nagel, Tel. 082 701 5602 • Gereformeerde Kerk (Musina) Wilsonlaan 1, Sondag 09:30, Ds. Cornel Nagel, Tel 015 534 2253/ 084 406 1723 • Hervormde Kerk Louis Trichardt H/v Stubbs & Forestryweg, Sondag 08:30, Ds. Gustav van Zyl, Selfoon 083 387 7548. • Hervormde Kerk Zoutpansberg (LTT) H/v Stubb & Forestry, Elke tweede Sondag om 16:00, Dr. B.J. van Wyk, Tel: 082 828 5711 • Hervormde Kerk Zoutpansberg: Geloofsbond van Hervormde Gemeentes (LTT) H/v Stubb & Forestry, Sondag 10:15, Ds. Ronel Eckard, Tel 072 122 7956 • Hervormde Kerk (Musina) H/v Van Zyl & Celliersstraat, Sondag om 09:00, ds. Eddie Eckard, Tel: 015 534 2519 of 082 958 9095, Kerkkantoor 015 534 2756. • Lede in Christus Kerk (LTT) Joubertstraat 29, Sondag oggenddien 09:30, evangeliedien om 18:00. Past. Christo van Rooijen, Tel: 015 516 0521 / 082 465 8774 • Lewende Woord Louis Trichardt Louis Trichardt Lodge-saal. Sondag erediens 10:00 (Afrikaans) en 18:00 (English). Senior past. Andrew Bezuidenhout (071 078 1631) en past. Jan Wilkins (071 161 9254). • Levubu Christelike Gemeente (Hatﬁeld) Sondag 09:00 & 18:00, Past. Craig Whitcomb, Tel 015 583 0134 of 084 400 8937 • Lewende Hoop Bedieninge (Louis Trichardt) Plaasgemeente, Sondagdiens 09:30, skakel Susan (076 812 4013) vir meer inligting. • Methodist Church (LTT) 79 Munnik Street, Sunday 09:00, Tel. 015 516 0446 • NG Kerk (Levubu) Perseel 316, Sondag 08:30 en 10:15 (LTT - Rondebosch Lapa), Ds. Petrus Kriel Tel: 015 583 002 / 082 898 2081 • NG Kerk (LTT) Erasmusstraat 23, Sondae: 09:00 oggenddiens & kinder- en kleuterkerk; 10:15 kategese; 08:30 Braambos; 10:30 Soekmekaar; 11:00 Waterpoort en Bandelierkop(1x pm); en 14:00 Kutama Sinthumule Gevangenis; ds. Jan Pretorius (079 881 9673), ds. Corné Burger (073 759 0451), Kerkkantoor 015 516 3902. • NG Kerk Soutpansberg (LTT) H/v Stubbs & Andersonstraat, Sondag 09:00, ds. Etienne van Staden (083 274 3227), Kerkkantoor 015 516 4366 • NG Kerk (Musina) Ds. Henricostraat, Sondag 09:00, ds. André van Rooyen, Tel: 082 468 7640 / E-pos: ngkmsa@lantic.net of alvanrooyen@gmail.com • New Covenant Kerk/Church (LTT) 115 Krogh Street, Sondag 09:00 en 18:30, Louis Trichardt, André van Niekerk, Tel 015 516 5305 or 082 926 7313 • Ou Apostoliese Kerk van SA (LTT) Kroghstraat, Sondagdienste om 08:45 en 18:00, Priester JJ Janse van Rensburg, Tel. 072 544 7505. • Reformed Church Songozwi Corner of Songozwi and Anderson Street, Louis Trichardt, Sunday 11:00, Rev Paul Mushayabasa (076 860 0669) • Shammah Bedieninge/Ministries (LTT) Sondag hoofdiens & Kinderkerk 09:00, Huisselle 18:00, Donderdag: opleiding en geestelik toerusting, Vrydag 18:30 jeugbyeenkoms, Past Strydom 082 785 0265, kerkkantoor 015 516 4018, Rissikstraat 50 • Sewendedag-adventiste (LTT) Groblerstraat, Saterdag 09:00 en 11:00, leraar Johan Steyn, Tel 082 372 7362 • Sewendedag-adventiste (Musina) H/v Turner & Whytestraat, Saterdag 11:00, Marguerite Sindon & Marietjie Diener, Tel: 015 534 3240 / 082 358 2526 • Verenigende Gereformeerde Kerk (Buysdorp) Sondag 10:00 (erediens), Ds. H. J. Steyn (082 336 9751) • Volle Evangelie Kerk (LTT) H/v Rissik & Burgersraat, Sondae 09:00 & 17:00, Past. Philip de Jager, Tel: 015 516 0758 / 071 674 7205 • Volle Evangelie Kerk Ebenhaeser (Musina) H/v Turner & Watsonstraat, Sondag 09:00 & 18:00, Past. Jimmy Venter, Tel: 082 920 4493 • Veritas Gemeenskapskerk (LTT) Groblerstraat 80, Sondae 09:00, dr. Philip Venter, Tel. 083 444 7672
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vergader elke Maandag om 18:00 by die Meto­ diste Kerk te Munnikstraat 79 in Louis Trichardt en almal wat daaraan ‘n behoefte het om die vergadering by te woon, is welkom. Die AA vergader ook elke Woensdag vanaf 18:00 in Levubu. Vir meer inligting, skakel Jannie by tel. 076 501 8285.
MANNE VAN DIE WOORD Die Manne van die Woord in Louis Trichardt kom elke Vrydag van 05:45 tot 06:45 by Ocean Bas­ ket in Songozwistraat byeen. Vir meer inligting kan Tobias Fourie by 082 451 4249 geskakel word.
Die NG Kerk Soutpansberg­gemeente bied tans top­gehalte vleis teen sakpaspryse te koop aan. Lekker wors en maalvleis is beskikbaar, asook smullekker sosaties, biltong en droëwors. Ander snitte kan ook op bestelling gereël word. Vir meer inligting of bestellings, skakel Thea by die kerkkantoor by tel. 015 516 4366. DOJO OEFENTYE Die Ninjutsu Dojo (Shio pan yama dojo Soutpansberg­skool) oefen elke Maandag en Woensdag vanaf 17:30 tot 19:00 in die stoeisaal. Privaatklasse, asook kinderklasse, is beskikbaar. Vir meer inligting kan shihan Swanepoel geskakel word by tel. 076 467 2306. Die groep kan ook op Facebook gevolg word by “Shio Pan Yama Dojo”
HOU MANNE4 MOTHS AAND
Die Moths se Turbi Hills Shell­ hole in Louis Trichardt nooi die streek se mans na hul manne­aand op Woensdag, 4 Oktober, vanaf 18:00 te Burgerstraat 66. “Kom geniet ‘n lekker afval­ en beespotjie saam met ons,” nooi die Moths. Kaartjie kos R120 per persoon en is beskikbaar by Marius (084 941 0676) of Alan (083 660 2472).
Top­ gehalte wegneemetes is weer Vrydagaand, 6 Oktober, by die Dopperkuierkafee in Louis Trichardt beskikbaar. Die geregte sluit in kerrie­en­rys (R30), kaas­ LUISTER AFRIKAANS OP burgers (R25), Dopperburgers (R20), russians MAKHADO FM Inwoners van Louis en slaptjips (R25), ‘n russian (R13) en vars, Trichardt en omstreke kan elke Woensdag tussen GISTER-SE-JEUG BYEEN Die tuisgemaakte slaptjips teen R12. Bespreek nou Gister­se­Jeug klub, waar jonger en ouer seniors 11:00 en 12:00 inskakel vir die Afrikaanse uur op by Nanette (084 304 4764). Die kuierkafee sal die sender van Makhado FM 107.3. welkom is, vergader elke Dinsdag van 09:00 reeds om 17:00 open. Weekliks word daar oor interessante onder­ tot 11:00 in die Hervormde Kerk se saal op die ROADHOGS CHARITY werpe, in Afrikaans, gesels. hoek van Stubbsstraat en Forestryweg in Louis RALLY Die Roadhogs motorfietsklub Skakel vir Pétria de Vaal­Senekal vir enige Trichardt. navrae, of as daar onderwerpe is waarvan luiste­ van Louis Trichardt bied op 6 en 7 Oktober van­ Vir meer inligting kan Willie Agenbacht jaar weer hulle gewilde Charity Rally aan. raars meer wil weet of as daar interessanthede geskakel word by tel. 083 453 6597, Flippie Die naweek se aktiwiteite vind plaas by die Diedericks by 071 671 9866 of Anna Lordan by oor ons omgewing en sy mense is wat u met Adam’s Apple Hotel, sowat 16 km uit op die N1 luisteraars wil deel. 082 921 6110. Pétria kan geskakel word by tel. 082 555 1672. suid. Hekke open reeds om 14:00 die Vrydag BAHÁ’Í INFORMATION CENmet ‘n “sleepover”, waarna verrigtinge Saterdag­ TRE The Bahá’í Information Centre in Louis LOSGOEDWINKEL In ‘n poging om oggend hervat sal word. behoeftige gesinne se nood te help verlig, nooi Trichardt holds multi­faith devotionals every “Geld wat tydens die naweek ingesamel word, die NG Kerk Soutpansberg alle inwoners om Thursdays from 19:30. sal weer gaan vir die Makhado Care Group,” het ‘n draai te maak by hul tweedehandse klere­ en “Do not allow difference of opinion, or die klub gesê. losgoedwinkel. Die winkeltjie is geleë op die diversity of thought to separate you from your Soos gewoonlik sal daar weer ‘n verskeiden­ kerkterrein op die hoek van Stubbs­ en Ander­ fellowmen, or to be the cause of dispute, hatred heid stalletjie wees, asook ‘n DJ wat deurlopende and strife in your hearts. Rather, search diligently sonstraat. Inwoners kan daar gaan rondkrap musiek sal verskaf. ‘n “Live band” deur die dag vir ‘n winskopie. Die winkel is elke Woensdag for the truth and make all men your friends.” sal bietjie ekstra luister aan die geleentheid gee. vanaf 11:00 tot 14:00 oop. For more information phone 081 884 9553 Vir meer inligting, skakel Tobie by 082 976 (after hours). Alternatively, visit the website at ONDERSTEUN BERGCARE 8956 of Michael by 083 297 7280. www.bahai.org. CHARITY SHOP Die Bergcare Char­ LOUWTJIES HOU REity Shop op die perseel van die Haantjie Kerk GEBEDSBYEENKOMS Shammah VUE Hoërskool Eric Louw in Mu­ Bedieninge te Rissikstraat 50 in Louis Trichardt (NG Kerk Louis Trichardt) is oop weeksdae sina het inwoners uitgenooi om in Oktober hulle nooi alle besigheidspersone uit om elke Woens­ van 07:00 tot 12:00. “Kom ondersteun gerus. jaarlikse revue te kom ondersteun. U is ook welkom om alle onnodige huisraad dag vanaf 05:45 tot 06:30 saam te kom bid. Kaartjies vir die revue op 11 en 12 Oktober “Wees deel van ‘n geleentheid waar ons op ‘n of klere te skenk. Die inkomste van Bergcare kos R60 per persoon. Die gala­aand vind op 13 ontspanne en informele wyse mekaar bemoedig Charity Shop word gebruik vir die aankope van Oktober plaas wanneer kaartjies R100 per per­ kos vir die Bergcare Bejaarde­projek,” sê die by wyse van gebed en gedagtes uit die Woord. soon sal kos. Laasgenoemde sluit ‘n ligte ete in. Ons hanteer graag ook spesiale gebedsversoeke,” projekbestuurders. Vir meer inligting, skakel 015 Kaartjies vir die geleentheid is reeds by die 516 3902. nooi die gemeente. skoolkantoor beskikbaar. Indien iemand as ‘n Vir navrae, skakel past. Francois Strydom by HELP LEVUBU SE GESKIEDE- gasvrou wil omtree die aand, kan hulle vir Rina tel. 082 7850 265 of Johan Kruger by 078 451 NIS NAVORS Die NG Kerk Levubu­ge­ skakel by tel. 079 938 5810. 9211. meente het ‘n eie Facebook­blad, met die naam GRUISGAT 4X4 Die Louis NG Kerk Levubu, begin met die uitsluitlike doel INTERKERKLIKE BIDUUR Trichardt 4x4­klub bied op 14 Oktober om die geskiedenis van die Levubu­omgewing na Inwoners word uitgenooi om elke Woensdag hulle volgende 4x4­kompetisie by Paul se Gruis­ te vors van die 1800’s af tot nou. “Ons nooi al­ vanaf 08:00 tot 09:00 saam te kom bid vir die mal wat foto’s, koerantberigte of ander inligting gat aan. gemeenskap en die land tydens ‘n interkerklike Deelname kos R200 per voertuig, terwyl het om dit met ons te deel, of alternatiewelik met biduur by die Louis Trichardt Metodistekerk. toeskouers R20 per volwassene en R10 vir laer­ Ralda van Wyk (e­pos: raldavw@lantic.net) in Vir meer inligting, skakel past. Leonie Mey­ verbinding te tree,” nooi die gemeente. Ralda kan skoolkinders sal betaal. farth by tel. 084 219 4406. (Vervolg op p. 9) ook geskakel word by tel. 082 854 5910.
WEEKLY DAM LEVELS According to latest available information from the Department WEEKLIKSE of Water Affairs and Forestry as on Monday, 2 October. DAMVLAKKE
79.8% 80% 95.6% 96.1% #43.7% 43.7% 54% 54% 64.6% 66.2% 18.8% 19% 97.8% 97.8% 65.5% 66.4% 75.4% 75.5% 54.7% 57.3% 49.3% 50.6% 91.4% 91.8%
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WAT GEBEUR? (Vervolg van p. 8) Registrasie sal vanaf 07:00 tot 09:30 plaasvind en verversings sal verkoop word. Persone wat belangstel om ‘n baan te borg (R1 000 per baan), kan vir CW Burger skakel by tel. 082 378 3151.
DE LAERSKOOL 16 CIRCO LOUIS TRICHARDT
Laerskool Louis Trichardt is in rep en roer, hard besig om te oefen en skaaf aan hulle jaarlikse operette wat vanaf 16 tot 19 Oktober aangebied sal word in die skoolsaal. Hierdie jaar kan die gehoor gereedmaak vir ‘n fees van kleur in die vorm van narre, towe­ naars, sirkusdiere en nog vele meer in die Circo de Laerskool Louis Trichardt. Kaartjies kan nou al reeds bespreek word by die skoolkantoor teen R50, R40, R30 of R20, afhangende hoe naby iemand aan die verhoog wil sit. Daar sal weer oudergewoonte gratis vertonings wees vir die dorp se senior burgers op Donderdag, 12 Oktober (om 14:00) en kleuters op Vrydag, 13 Oktober (om 08:00). Vir meer inligting kan die skool gekontak word by tel. 015 516 5151.
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12 REMEMBRANCE DAY
November die gewilde Afriduetfees ten bate van hulle Koningskindersprojek aan. Bekende sangpare soos Henry en Helena, Nico en Charlotte, Nicholis en Loriska en Manuel en Belia sal tydens die aand optree. Die funksie vind by Bovilia Lodge in Polo­ kwane plaas en toegang beloop R300 per persoon of R3 000 vir ‘n tafel vir 10 persone. Die toegang sluit verversings in. Daar sal ook ‘n kontantkroeg wees. Vir meer besonderhede skakel Bettie van der Merwe (082 460 8774) of Marie Fraser (083 271 5218).
On Sunday, 12 November, the South Af­ rican National Defence Force, military veterans and civilians will spend two minutes remember­ ing those who had made the ultimate sacrifice in the service of their country as part of Remem­ brance Day. At 05:00 on Monday, 11 November, 1918, a document was signed that brought an end to the First World War. At the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month of that year, the guns fell silent. The war that was supposed to end all wars NG SOUTPANSBERG had come to an end, but not before an estimated SPITBRAAI Met die jaar wat vinnig einde se kant toe staan, nooi die diakonie nine million people had lost their lives. To pay homage those who died in the war and van die NG Kerk Soutpansberg inwoners uit subsequent wars, Remembrance Day is com­ na ‘n lekker skaap­spitbraai op Saterdag, 28 memorated annually. The Memorable Order of Oktober. Tin Hats (MOTHs) of Louis Trichardt will be Kaartjies kos R120 per persoon en sluit alle holding their annual Remembrance Day parade bykosse in. Slegs eie drinkgoed moet saamge­ and wreath­laying ceremony on 12 November at bring word. “Kom kuier lekker saam met ons,” nooi die diakonie. Die aand se verrigtinge begin 10:30 for 11:00 at their Turbi Hills Shell hole at 66 Burger Street. om 17:00 by die Danie Voges­saal. All members of the public are welcome to Vir meer inligting en kaartjies, skakel lei­ attend. erdiaken Andries van Zyl by tel. 082 603 2419 of Thea by die kerkkantoor by tel. 015 516 4366.
ERIC LOUW GHOLFDAG
House of Paint & Décor het op 30 September ‘n Tjhoko-slypskool aangebied waar verftegnieke aangeleer kon word met Tjhoko Chalk Paint. Die baie gebruike en die maklike aanwending van die produk is verduidelik, terwyl mense kon ontspan en ‘n meesterstuk skep. House of Paint & Decor het vir Hamiltons Brushware bedank vir die skenking van kwasse, Rozelle en Marizelle van Corner to Corner vir die aanbied van die werkswinkel, asook almal wat dit bygewoon het. ‘n Volle reeks Tjhoko-produkte sal voortaan by House of Paint & Décor beskikbaar wees. Foto verskaf.
Hoërskool Eric Louw het die streek se JINGLE TOY RIDE Residents gholfers uitgenooi om in te skryf vir hulle jaar­ can start preparing themselves for the Sout­ likse gholfdag op 28 Oktober by die gholfklub in pansberg Cycling Club’s annual Jingle Toy Ride. Musina. Die kompetisie vind plaas in ‘n vier­ This year’s toy ride will take place on 1 De­ bal­formaat en deelname kos R250 per persoon. cember, starting at Mike’s Kitchen as usual. Daar is groot pryse om te wen. Vir meer inligting As in previous years, the entry fee for cyclists of om spanne in te skryf, skakel 079 938 5810. is a soft toy that will later be donated to charity. BOEREMARKDAG Groot More information about drop­off points for jolyt word in die vooruitsig gestel met toys will also be made available closer to the die hou van Hoërskool Eric Louw se Boeremark­ date. dag op Saterdag, 28 Oktober, vanaf 09:00 tot 22:00. Die markdag, ten bate van die skool se fonds vir behoeftiges, beloof ‘n besonderse geleentheid te wees waarvan die gelyke nog nie op Musina gesien is nie. Dit beloof ‘n dag propvol vermaak te wees wat insluit optredes deur gaskunstenaars Contact: Jannie - 076 501 8285 24/7 Kwaggabees, Sonicka, Joey de Kock, ‘n Mej. or Makweta 082 063 7500 Levubu, Boeremeisiekompetisie, biertuin, perdryritte, Louis Trichardt, Thohoyandou ‘n veiling en vele, vele meer. Daar sal ook ‘n Colour Run wees. Buiten die vermaak is daar BERGCARE MPY is ‘n geregistreerde reeds ‘n magdom stalletjies wat bevestig is, Openbare Weldaads Organisasie sonder insluitend kosstalletjies (bunny chows, samoosas, winsbejag wat in samewerking met ander pannekoek, jaffels, stokworsies, kerrie­en­rys, gemeenskapsorganisasies hulpverlening worsbroodjies en nog ‘n magdom ander gewilde doen binne die breë gemeenskap van snuisterye) en goedere stalletjies (te veel om te Louis Trichardt. noem). Toegang beloop R50 per persoon en is Hulle dienste sluit in: gratis vir voorskoolse kinders. ♥ Bejaardesorg Vir meer inligting, skakel die skool of hou die ♥ Liefdadigheid pers dop. ♥ ‘n Welsynswinkel
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A name that has become synonymous with 35mm photography, is Leica. This is a Leica IIIg, produced in October 1957. The first of these Leica models were produced in 1933. It used the 135 cartridge (on the left) that was made popular by Kodak in the early 1930s.
Time to dust off 35mm film cameras Photography
During the next vintage-photography excursion, the very popular 35mm film cameras will be put to the test. All photography enthusiasts are invited to join in, and those who do not have a vintage camera are welcome to borrow one from the camera museum and use it for the day. As usual, black-and-white film will be provid­ ed. The cameras eligible for use must be older than 50 years. The venue for the excursion must still be finalised, but the date is provisionally set for Saturday, 14 October. The 35mm film format was originally designed for motion pictures. The 35mm refers to the width of the film, which was 34,98mm, with four perfo­ rations per frame along the edges. In cinematogra­ phy this resulted in 16 frames per foot of film. It was first introduced in 1892 by William Dickson and the well-known US inventor, Thomas Edison. The film format gradually made its way to still photography, and in 1913 the American Tourist Multiple was launched. This was the first 35mm camera produced in volumes for the commercial market. (The roll of film allowed the photographer to take 750 photos before it had to be sent away for development.) Experiments with the format, however, started much earlier and in 1905, Jens Paul Anderson of Denmark designed a still camera using this movie film format. The popularity of 35mm film can partly be at­ tributed to people such as Oskar Barnack, who was in charge of research and development at Leitz. In 1913 he built the prototype for the Ur-Leica.
World War I halted the further development, but in 1923 the next prototype of the Leica camera was introduced. Distribution of the Leica I started in 1925. The camera was an immediate hit among photographers worldwide and the Leica legacy kicked off. Kodak, the company that dominated photogra­ phy for many decades, introduced their competitor in this market, the Retina I, in 1934. Kodak went further and introduced the 135 cartridge, which was to become a feature of these cameras for decades to come. This also meant that 35mm photography became much more affordable and a gradual switch started from the 120 roll film to the smaller format. A market that quickly adapted to the new de­ velopments was the Japanese one. Names such as Precision Optical Instruments Laboratory (the makers of Canon cameras) started to appear in the early 1920s. Between 1933 and 1936 the company produced “The Kwanon”, which was a copy of the Leica 35mm camera. Interestingly enough, the early “Canon” cameras used Nikkor lenses, bought from the company that would later become their biggest competitor, namely Nikon. The photography session on the 14th will start at around 09:00. It normally starts with a quick introduction to the cameras. Interested persons are encouraged to visit the newspaper’s office a few days before and choose a camera that they would like to use. The group will then set off to take photos at a pre-determined location. For more information, phone Anton, Isabel or Andries at (015) 516 4996/7.
In a verdict delivered last week, the Constitutional Court was highly critical of a local non-profit legal institution and the judges accused it of “ill-considered” and “irresponsible” litigation. This court also upheld a decision by the High Court that a punitive cost order be awarded against the applicant. The case stems from an incident that happened on 29 May 2016. There was a loose electricity cable in Section C, Malamulele, which was reported to Eskom. A team was dispatched to the site the same day and a technician made sure that it posed no danger to residents and motorists. The next day a team was dispatched to the site to fix the problem. Limpopo Legal Solutions, a non-profit entity, heard about the incident and, on behalf of local resident Meshack Masingi, filed papers in the Tho­ hoyandou High Court requesting an urgent interdict to force Eskom to repair the cable. The case served before a judge at about 17:30 on the 30th of May, but was postponed to the next morning. Before the matter was heard, during the course of the morning of the 30th, Eskom’s representa­ tive phoned Limpopo Legal Solutions’ advocate, Kevin Maluleke, to tell him that the matter had been attended to. She urged him to not continue with the application. Eskom’s representative, Ms Mhlwatika, continued to update Mr Maluleke on the progress, which included sending him photos of the work done. In spite of this, Mr Maluleke continued with the urgent application. The next day, in the absence of Eskom, the court granted the interim order. When Eskom heard that an interim order had been granted in spite of all the company’s efforts to resolve the matter, it “rose in opposition”, to quote the judges. It approached the High Court and asked that a cost order be awarded against advocate Maluleke. When the matter was eventually heard in October 2016, Eskom argued that the applicants had misled the Court. The Court agreed with Eskom that the applicant had withheld vital information. The High Court described the conduct of the appli­ cant as displaying “utmost dishonesty”. “Worse was that the applicants just did not let go,” the Constitutional Court stated in their verdict last week. Advocate Maluleke pursued the matter and continued with litigation, in spite of the fact that the matter had been addressed by Eskom. The High Court consequently decided to discharge the application and ordered that the cost of the case, on an attorney-and-client scale, be paid by the
applicant’s legal counsel. Limpopo Legal Solutions and its client, Meshack Masingi, took the matter to the Constitutional Court, taking issue with the adverse cost order. Adv Maluleke argued that this was constitutional litigation and should thus be protected. The Constitutional Court agreed with the High Court that the original application for interim relief was uncalled for. The application had to be dis­ missed, because it had “no shred of merit”. The only issue that needed to be debated was the cost order. Adv Maluleke relied on the Biowatch principle, which gives protection to applicants against adverse cost orders when constitutional issues are at stake. The Constitutional Court judges, however, differed from him. “But Biowatch drew a limit. The line was this – applications that are ‘frivolous or vexatious, or in any way manifestly inappropriate’, get no shelter from adverse costs,” the judgement reads. The Constitutional Court dismissed leave for appeal and ruled that each party must bear its own costs as far as the Constitutional Court case is concerned. As far as the High Court ruling is concerned, the punitive cost order against the ap­ plicants was upheld.
“Ons grootste kremetart het geval.” Só het die familie gesê ná die afsterwe van mnr. Eddie Joubert (86) op 24 September. Wyle Eddie was veral bekend in landboukringe vir sy vernuf om water aan te wys. Hy het self ook geboer op sy plaas, Generaal, in die Huntleigh-omgewing agter die Soutpansberg. Eddie is Saterdag, 30 September, op sy plaas begrawe. Hy word oorleef deur sy eggenote, Gerda, sy kinders Heinrich, Eddie, Bianca en Daleen, kleinkinders en agterkleinkinders. Foto verskaf.
Wednesday 18 October 2017 6:00pm Genesis: Foundational to the Gospel Pieter le Roux - CMI speaker
Baptiste Kerk 25 Ruh Street, Louis Trichardt, Limpopo Bestaan God? Wat van evolusie? Bestaan die wêreld reeds miljoene jare? Wie was Kain se vrou? Hoe het al die diere in die ark gepas? Is daar werklik ‘n “missing link”? Dit en vele meer vrae sal beantwoord word. Creation resources available
A SCHOOL THAT OFFERS A HOLISTIC APPROACH IN HIGHER EDUCATION Mitchell House continues to strive to fulfil its vision to become a centre of educational excellence in Limpopo Province. With achievements ranging from the Preparatory Phase pupils doing remarkable studies in conservation, to the College pupils representing South Africa in various activities. Since its inception in 2012, our College has had 100% IEB Matric pass rate, with better than 92% Bachelor Degree pass. We are fortunate to have a magnificent group of knowledgeable teachers, who recognise the genius in every child and A+ pupils who always ‘dare to be more’. To date our great accomplishments prove we have “Surrendered NOTHING worthy!’.
Tumi Mahloko Selected Captain of the U16 SA team.
Dauda Sheni Represented SA in the International Physics Olympiad held in Malaysia.
Eskom Science Fair Represented by our Grade 6 and Grade 7 pupils, 3 of our projects were nominated to compete in the Science Fair National.
Tritech National Science Fair Our IP Scientists received 2 Gold and 2 Silver medals, with 1 pupil placed first in the Jnr Engineering & Tech, and another placed second in the Jnr Environmental & Social Sciences.
Star-Phys/Maths Olympiad Out of 51 350 participants, we Boarding House - Grade 8-12 achieved first, second and third positions, 16 pupils in the top 40 and Ÿ Purpose-built: 30 boys & 30 girls all 24 Mitchell House pupils wrote in Ÿ Resident Housemaster the top 200. We also received Ÿ Resident Tutors and Matron outstanding results in the Maths and Ÿ Based on Christian values & Science in Action Olympiad, held by ethos University of Pretoria, including a Ÿ Healthy and balanced meals second and 2 third places. Ÿ Room and laundry services.
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CoAL still on track for Makhado Lite Project Mining News
Learners and educators from Alldays Primary School celebrate their new mobile classrooms. Photo supplied.
Mining company helps bring mobile classrooms to Alldays’ youth Mining News
The learners of Alldays Primary School now have three new classrooms as a result of Venetia Mine’s mining equipment, which assisted them in relocating unused mobile classrooms from Alldays High School to Alldays Primary School. Before these new classrooms, 105 Grade 5 learners shared a single class. The school’s Grade R learners experienced
similarly crowded classrooms. These circumstances have been greatly improved by the mobile units, which have reduced class sizes to just over 50 learners per classroom. De Beers provided a lowbed truck and crane and partnered with Ravhuyani Construction and Projects, who provided technical assistance to the All­ days-based company Khulilute Suppliers and Construction. In doing so, they saved the school approximately R150 000, which
is what it would have cost to hire a private company to transport the mobile containers. “De Beers and its contracting partners welcomed the oppor­ tunity to come on board as a partner to improve the learning environment for these learners and give them a better chance at achieving academic success,” said Ms Josephine Pieters, Ve­ netia’s corporate affairs manag­ er, in a press release last week.
The coal mining development and operating company Coal of Africa Limited (CoAL) published their downscaled plan for their Makhado Project this week. The Makhado Project is a planned open-cast mine situated north of the Soutpansberg and 65km southwest of Musina. Initially the project was de­ layed as the integrated water-use licence for the project had been suspended, following an appeal that was made by the anti-mining group, Vhembe Mineral Re­ sources Forum (VMRF). This suspension was lifted by the Minister of Water and San­ itation, Nomvula Mokonyane, in May this year. According to CoAL’s CEO, Mr David Brown, this was the last of the regulatory permits that they needed before proceeding with the Makhado project. The project’s original develop­ ment plan included a 26-month construction phase, followed by a four-month ramp-up period to achieve a production rate of 5.5 million tons per annum of coal, which would require a capital amount of about $281million (R3.8 billion). Since then, CoAL proposed a Makhado Lite Project at a reduced costing price of an es­ timated $75 to $85 million and
that will only require a 12-month construction period. This smaller project will produce approx­ imately 1.7 million tons per annum of saleable coal. The new lite project will, however, still allow for the future expansion of mining and production. Brown further said CoAL con­ tinued to ensure that it was well positioned to unlock near-term shareholder value from the flag­
ship Makhado Project. “As part of this, the company recognised the limited cash flow that would have been generated during Makhado’s pre-production phase and as a result, the CoAL board approved the Makhado Lite Proj­ ect in September 2017, ensuring similar returns to the original design with lower capital require­ ments and a shorter construction phase,” Brown said.
Ma Yolande van Zyl van Louis Trichardt het hierdie week almal bedank wat haar seun Stephan van Zyl en metgesel Imge du Toit se matriekafskeid op 28 September moontlik gemaak het. “Graag wil ek net vir Rampie Gilfillan van Bridge Auto bedank vir die gebruik van die kar vir die neem van foto’s. Dit word opreg waardeer. Ook dankie aan PJ van Bridge vir die bestuur van die voertuig en Hanelie en Herman van Breda van Fotofirst vir die neem van die foto’s. Dit is puik foto’s en beslis mooi herinneringe vir die kinders,” het Yolande gesê. Foto verskaf.
MAKHADO MUNICIPALITY MAYORAL BURSARY SCHEME Applications are invited from Grade 12 learners who are currently studying Physical Science, Mathematics and Commercial subjects. The applicants must be the bona fide residents of Makhado Municipality and must enroll for any of the following fields during 2018 academic year: (a) Civil Engineering (c) Information Technology (e) BCom in Accounting
(b) Electrical Engineering (d) Real Estates ( Property Valuation or Town-Planning) (f) Built Environment
Application forms can be obtained from Makhado Civic Centre (Office of the Mayor); from Ward Councillors Circuit Offices, Social Workers, Traditional Offices, and any Regional Offices such as : Dzanani and Waterval . The application forms will be available as from October 2017. All enquiries must be directed to Ms M.G. Mushavhela at one of the following numbers: (015) 519 3187 / 3220 / 3002 All applications must be directed to the Municipal Manager, Makhado Municipality, Private Bag X2596, LOUIS TRICHARDT, 0920 and must reach the above mentioned office not later than the 16: 00 on or before 31 December 2017. NB: PLEASE NOTE THAT YOU ARE REQUIRED TO SUBMIT YOUR FINAL RESULTS AT THE MUNICIPALITY TO QUALIFY FOR ASSESMENT, FAILURE WHICH WILL BE DISQUALIFIED You are required to attach the following documents with your application form: (a) Certified copies of South African Identity Document of applicant and of Parents/ Guardians (c) Provisional Confirmation of application at a University or TVET Colleges. (e) Affidavit confirming indigent status
(b) Proof of income of Parents / Guardians (d) Letter from the Ward Councillor and School Principal or Traditional Leader
NB : Applicants must ensure that they sign a Record Register at the municipal offices when they submit the application forms.
Mayor Councillor Shonisani Mildred Sinyosi
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MUSINA LOCAL MUNICIPALITY LAND USE MANAGEMENT SCHEME, 2010
Amendment scheme no: 368 I, Tshivhombela T, being the authorized urgent, hereby give notice in
terms of section 56 (1) (b) (i) of the Town Planning and Township Ordinance, 1986 (Ordinance 15 of 1986) read together with section 28 and 41 of SPLUMA (Act 16 of 2013), to apply for the amendment of Musina Land Use Management Scheme, 2010, Amendment scheme no: 368, for Rezoning of Erf 836 Messina Extension 1, from “Industrial 1” to “Business 2”. Particulars of the applications will lie for inspection during normal oﬃce hours at the oﬃce to Town Planning Manager, 21 Iwrin Street, Musina, 0900, Musina Local Municipality for the period of 28 days from the ﬁrst day of the notice. Objections or comments in respect of the application must be lodged with or made in writing to the municipality at the above address or at Private Bag X611, Musina, 0900. Address of the applicant: P.O. Box 206, Tshaulu, 0987. Cell: 078477 5730, email.tshivhombelat@ gmail.co.za Musina Local Municipality Land Use Management Scheme,
2010 Amendment scheme no: 368 Vha kho u divhadzwa uri huna khumbelo yo itwaho nga Tshivhombela T, o imela muiti wa tshanduko yo bulwaho afho ntha ya Erf 836 Messina Extension 1, uri huvhe ha vhubindudzi. Vhane vha takalelea u vhala ngaha khumbelo iyi, manwalo aya akhouwanala oﬁsini ya minigere muhulwane wa kudzudzanyele na mvelaphanda, Masipala wa Musina, Messina Ext 2. Manwalo aya ado wanala lwa tshifhinga tshiedanaho maduvha a 28 ubva khaduvha la u thoma la u andadziwa ha khumbelo iyo yo bulwaho afho ntha. Vha ne vhavhana mbilaelo na iyi khumbelo vhanwalele masipala waThulamela kha Diresi itevhelaho, at Private Bag X611, Musina, 0900. Mbilaelo dzi do tanganedzwa lwa maduvha a 28 ubva kha u andadzwa ha iyi khumbelo. Diresi ya feme yo itaho khumbelo ino ndi P.O. Box 206, Tshaulu, 0987, Thingo 0784775730, email:tshivhombelat@gmail. co.za
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Musina Municipality scoops up silver medals during annual tournament Tennis News
The Musina tennis team that brought silver medals home.
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The Limpopo Provincial LAN Championships will take place on 28 and 29 October at HTS Tom Naudé in Polokwane. This tournament will also serve as a qualifier for the Mind Sport SA (MSSA)’s National Team Trials to be held in 2018. The Limpopo Championship is an open tournament and all registered players are invited to take part. Registrations close on 22 October and players who wish to compete are advised to complete their annual registra­ tion forms as soon as possible. This is an ideal opportunity for local e­sport enthusiasts to
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earn their provincial colours and move on to national champion­ ships. All players who win all of their matches in a provincial tournament will earn provincial colours. Players who score within the top 50% during a specific period at a provincial championship and then also score within the top 50% at a national championship in the same period, will earn provin­ cial colours. On Saturday (28th) the com­ petitors will be able to compete in six categories of games. These will be Starcraft II, PES (Pro Evolution Soccer), Battle­ field I, Hearthstone, Ultimate Street Fighter V and Counter Strike Go.
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On Sunday (29th), the action on the monitors continues and participants will compete in DotA 2, League of Legends (LoL), FIFA ’17, Mortal Kom­ bat X and VainGlory. The matches start at 09:00, with the prize­giving ceremo­ nies taking place at 18:00. The entry fee is R60 per registered player. Players must also bring along their own computers and have all the necessary updates done prior to arriving. For more information, go to https://esportscommentator. blogspot.co.za/2017/10/limpo­ po­provincial­lan­champion­ ships­28.html or visit MSSA’s Facebook page at https://www. facebook.com/mindsportssa/.
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Mayor listens to rural community Municipal News
Residents from deep rural villages had the opportunity to interact personally with the mayor of Musina, Cllr Mihloti Muhlope, her councillors and the management team of the municipality. This was during the mayoral imbizo held at Mphephu Youth Centre (Tshipise Tsha Sagole) two weeks ago. The area is one of those inherited from the former Mutale region and it now falls under Ward 10 of Musina Municipality. The main aim of the gathering was to give a report on service delivery and get constructive input from stakeholders and community members. Mayor Muhlope said it was important for the municipality to go all out and meet the people rather than to wait for the reports to be brought to the municipal office. “Engaging with people personally is one of the best ways to build relationships. Our people need our presence where they stay, because it is sometimes difficult for them to travel to our offices. We are happy that we have been received with affection by our communities because they know that we are serving them with excellence.” She said the municipality was aware that chal­ lenges in relation to the supply of water existed in the area. “Villages like Tshipise, Mbodi, Tshamu­ tavha, Tshokotshoko, Tshivhongweni, Matatani, Sigonde, Zwigodini and Thahari are the most affected. We are pleased that the multi­million­rand Luphephe­Nwanedi water project that is under con­ struction will help to eliminate water shortages in
these areas. Furthermore, we are working with the Vhembe District Municipality and the Department of Water Affairs to address the water shortage in this ward.” She added that government had recently built 40 houses in Tshivaloni, 39 in Tshipise and 21 at Tshivhongweni. “We are doing our best to elim­ inate the shortage of housing in this ward. More houses will be constructed when we get extra allocation from the provincial government. Initia­ tives like the Extended Public Works Programme, Working for Water, Soil Rehabilitation, Tshipise­ Matatani Road and the Sigonde­Domboni Road construction are playing a major role in creating employment for our people in this ward.” The mayor said that the issues raised by the communities would be attended to urgently. “Those that need the attention of sector departments and the private sector will be forwarded to them and we will make sure that they are followed up timeously.”
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More than 50 municipalities from Southern African countries competed in different sporting activities during the week-long Southern Africa Inter-Municipal Sports Association (SAIMSA) tournament that took place in Middelburg, Mpumalanga, a fortnight aog. Municipal employees battled things out in soc­ cer, netball, volleyball, tennis, pool, golf, angling, table tennis, tug­of­war and darts. Municipalities from Limpopo made their pres­ ence felt as they performed extremely well during the event. The tennis team from Musina Municipal­
ity brought home silver medals. Collen Netshivhu­ lana, who captains the Musina tennis team, said they were happy with their performance although their desire was to bring home gold medals. “We are excited that we have shown them that there is potential in Musina. Our performance has ignited us to work hard in future to bring the championships home.” Netshivhulana said the team was overwhelmed by the support from the municipal management and political leadership. “The employer has been supporting us for years, and that is why we are able to compete with other teams in good spirit.”
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Eltivillas score convincing victory over Louis Trichardt in T20 clash Cricket News
The cricket team from Eltivillas scored a convincing victory against the team from Louis Trichardt on Sunday, beating them by 74 runs in a Vhembe T20 clash. Eltivillas batted first and, with the score on 11/2, it seemed as if the log-leaders might be in for some troubles. Imran Bhathia (22) and Naeem Patel (75 not out from only 57 balls) stabilised the ship and played some attacking shots. Munaf Patel (10), Ikramuddin Patel (29) and Suhel Sheth (14) helped to take the score to 164/5 after 20 overs. Chris-Jan Hendriks (2/24) was the only Louis Trichardt bowler who claimed more than one wicket. Jandré Hancke (1/21 in four) was very economical. Louis Trichardt’s run chase started off very
cautiously, with Leon Olwage (21) and ChrisJan Hendriks (15) getting the scoreboard ticking. Wickets fell in quick succession, however, and the Eltivillas bowlers, especially Ikram Patel (4/13 in 3 overs), kept a tight rein. Leon Furstenburg (26) and Gerrie Oelofse (13) made some effort, but all was in vain. The last wicket fell in the 15th over, with the score on 90. Apart from Ikram Patel, Suhel Sheth (2/17 in 4 overs) and Ikramuddin Patel (2/13 in 2,5 overs) also performed well. On Sunday morning, two matches were sched­ uled in the Vhembe T20 league, namely between Giyani and Bochum and later between Univen XI and Bochum. The Giyani team were involved in an accident early the morning and uncertainty exists whether the match took place. The result of the Bochum vs Univen match was not available. Kofi Apea-Adu. Photo supplied.
in 14 first-class matches, making his first-class debut for Easterns in the 2014/15 Sunfoil 3-Day Cup on 27 November 2014 At this stage, Kofi has 21 provincial wickets under his belt, with his best bowling figures of 3/39. He recent made headlines in the African T20 Cup match between Easterns and Western Province when he claimed an impressive 3 for 25 to help his team to defend their total of 163/8. Easterns bowled Western Province out for 152. His highest first-class score with the bat is 31.
Brothers are rising stars in professional sports
Twee van Louis Trichardt se skole het verlede Dinsdag ‘n interhuis swemgala aangebied by die swembad van Laerskool Soutpansberg. Leerlinge van Laer- en Hoërskool Louis Trichardt kon aan drie verskillende items deelneem.
Two of Louis Trichardt’s proud brothers, Philip Apea-Adu and his older brother, Kofi, are fast becoming rising stars in the world of professional cricket and rugby. Neither of the two needs much in the way of introduction. Philip is currently a Grade-11 student and deputy headboy at Louis Trichardt High School, where Kofi was also a student and headboy in 2013. Philip is currently at a training camp in Polok­ wane after he was chosen by the South African Rugby Union to be part of their Elite South Af­ rican U/17 practice group. Only one other player from Limpopo was selected for the team. Earlier in the year, Philip also represented the Limpopo Blue Bulls team at the renowned annual Craven Week. During his team’s match against Border Stedelik (which they won 59-41) Philip was voted Man of the Match. When Philip is not on the rugby field, he can be found representing his school on the cricket and athletics field. At the beginning of the year, Philip qualified to represent the school at the national athletics championships in the U/17 boys’ 100 mH. Like brother Kofi, Philip was also selected for the Titans cricket team. In 2015, he played for the Titans’ U/16 team. Brother Kofi played for the Titan Cubs (U/19) in 2013. Since playing for the Titan Cubs, the 22-yearold Kofi has pursued his dream of becoming a Philip in action at the annual Craven Week. professional cricket player. He has already played Photo supplied.
Soutpansberg Gholfklub Carla Enslin (O/13) het Laerskool Louis Trichardt verteenwoordig tydens ‘n interhuisswemgala wat aangebied is deur Hoërskool Louis Trichardt verlede Dinsdag.
BS - Beterbal Stableford, IS - Ind Sta­bleford, BBB - B/bal Bonus Bogey, HS - Houespel, GS Gekombineerde Stable­ford, 4BA/S - 4Bal Alliansie Stableford, 2B/AS - 2Bal American Scramble, BBM - Beterbal Multiplier
Hoërskool Louis Trichardt het verlede Dinsdag die lekker sonnige weer goed benut met die hou van ‘n swemgala. Daar was kans gewees vir almal om deel te neem aan drie verskillende items. Hier is Michaela Gilfillan in aksie met die O/16 meisiesborsslag.
Uitslae/Results Woensdagspel Datum 27/09/17
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Saterdagspel Datum 30/09/17
Ryers werk hard vir tweede plek by 3 Towers geëindig in ‘n tyd van 01:25:14 (Cronjé) en 01:25:16 (Le Roux) oor ‘n afstand van 31,9 km (totale Vir Rohan Cronjé en Roan klim van 750 m). Dié keer was le Roux, beide van Hoërskool hulle vyf minute agter De Plessis Louis Trichardt, is daar maar en Els, wat weereens met die min blaaskans hierdie Oktober louer weggestap het. vakansie. Met die aanbreek van die Dié twee het die afgelope na­ derde en laaste dag het Le Roux week (29 September tot 1 Okto­ en Cronjé alles ingesit en hard ber) as ‘n span deelgeneem aan getrap om die gaping tussen die moordende 3 Towers Mncane hulle en Du Plessis-hulle kleiner bergfietswedren wat oor drie te maak. Hulle het die gaping na dae in die berge buite Nelspruit slegs twee minute verklein en beslis is. ook op die derde dag algeheel Een van die wedrenreëls is tweede geëindig oor die 31,9 km dat die twee spanmaats nie meer in ‘n tyd van 01:22:28 (Le Roux) en 01:22:29 (Cronjé) (totale klim 750 m). Cronjé en Le Roux se drie twee­de plekke het aan hulle ‘n algehele tweede plek in hul ou­ derdomsgroep in die Mncane-we­ dren besorg, met Du Plessis en Els wat die afdeling gewen het. Die 3 Towers het ook as goeie oefening gedien vir Cronjé en Le Roux se deelname eerskomende naweek (6 tot 8 Oktober) aan die nasionale finaal van die jaarlikse skole Spur XCO-bergfietsliga by Hoërskool Bekker in die Magaliesberge. Hier sal hulle hul Die 3 Towers is bekend as ‘n wedren waar ryers feitlik die heeltyd skool en provinsie verteenwoor­ Rohan Cronjé (links) en Roan le Roux (regs) van Louis Trichardt het die afgelope naweek beïndruk klim. Op die eerste dag het deelnemers aan die Mncane-wedren dig as deel van Hoërskool Louis deur ‘n algehele tweede plek te behaal in hulle ouderdomsgroep tydens die moordende 3 Towers 650 m oor 30 km geklim. Foto verskaf. Trichardt se bergfietsspan. Mncane-bergfietswedren oor drie dae. Foto verskaf. Fietsrynuus
as twee minute uitmekaar mag klaarmaak nie. Cronjé en Le Roux het in die junior mans-afdeling (13 tot 17 jaar) deelgeneem. Op die eerste dag het hulle die 30 km wedren, met ‘n totale klim van 650 m, in ‘n tyd van 01:28:45 (Cronjé) en 01:28:46 (Le Roux) platgetrap, vier minute ná wenners Ben du Plessis en Ian Els. Daar was nie regtig baie tyd vir die seer bene om te herstel nie, maar die twee manne het vasgebyt en dag twee weereens tweede in hul ouderdomsgroep
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