Bulletin 171006 by Far North Bulletin - issuu
“Ons is gekaap” “Ek het nie eers die koeël gevoel nie, ek dag dit is Franko wat geskiet is.” So het Kyla Hendriks (16) die gebeure van Dinsdagaand aan die Bulletin oorvertel. Die graad nege Merenksy leerling en haar vriend, Franko Zietsman (17), het ‘n kaping oorleef. Franko het die middag saam met Kayla by haar ouerhuis in Middel Weg spandeer. Omstreeks agt uur daardie aand was dit huistoe gaan tyd. Hy het in sy pa se Mercedes C180 motor kom kuier. Die motor was buite die erf op die sypaadjie geparkeer en Kyla het saam met hom uitgestap om totsiens te sê. “Ons het toe in die kar gesit en so beitjie ‘gechill’ vir oulaas. Ek het sommer in die bestuursitplek in geklim en Franko het oorkant my aan die passasierskant gesit. Skieliek het hy vir my gesê om die deure te sluit want iets voel nie vir hom reg nie.” Daar was oomblikke later ‘n harde klop teen die venster. “Ons het reg in die pistool se loop in vasgekyk,” vertel sy. “Die ou het met die wapen teen my venster gekap en my bevel om die deur oop te maak.
Maar ek het net geweier.” Daar was twee gewapende verdagtes. Een van hulle het Franko se deur uiteindelik oopgekry en was besig om hom met die pistool te slaan sodat hy uit die voertuig moes klim. Na ‘n geworsteling het Franko ingegee en is hy herhaaldelik geslaan en gedwing om op die grond te gaan lê. “Ek het gevrees vir Kyla se veiligheid so toe maak ek soos die ou met pistool sê en gaan lê maar op die grond. Hy het verseker geweet wat hy doen want hy het die pistool op my gerig gehou terwyl hy op haar geskree het. Sy maat was duidelik nog ‘n jong rower want hy was nie so aggresief nie en het gesukkel om Kyla uit die voertuig te kry.” Kyla het terug baklei en die stuurwiel vasgegryp. “Ek het net vir die ou gesê ek is nie bang vir hom nie en ek gaan nie uit die kar klim nie, want hoekom moet ek.” Sy het op die motor se toeter gelê om haar familie in die huis se aandag te kry. Die verdagte aan Franko se kant het sy humeur verloor en binne in die motor se passasierskant ingelê, sy pistool teen haar bobeen gedruk en die sneller getrek. Met dié het sy makker haar uit die sitplek geruk. Die rowers het in die motor in gespring en in die rigting van Nkowankowa weggejaag. Franko het Kyla opgetel en in die huis in gedra. Haar familie het die polisie en nooddienste in kennis gestel en haar dadelik na Van Velden hospitaal gehaas. Franko kon eers later sy pa (‘n oud-polisieman) in kennis stel aangesien sy selfoon in die deur van die motor was. Hy vertel dat sy pa hom geleer het van kleins af om paraat te wees en om kennis te neem Franko Zietsman (17), die Ben Vorster leerling wie se pa se van bewegings in sy omgewing. “Dit is te danke motor Dinsdagaand in Middelweg deur twee rowers gekaap is. aan my pa dat ek die ouens opgemerk het toe hulle
A bleak Uitzicht for the ‘Kloof P3
Kyla Hendriks (16) is in die bobeen geskiet tydens Dinsdagaand se kaping voor hul huis in Middelweg.
verby ons geloop het. Ek was kalm gewees deur die hele storie as gevolg van die dinge wat my pa my altyd vertel het. Ek is bly alles is verby. Kwaad, maar verlig.” Teen druktyd is daar geen verdere inligting verskaf oor die motor of die verdagtes nie. Die polisie het wel Woensdagoggend ﬁnale verklarings by Kyla en Franko geneem. — Joe Dreyer joe@bulletin.us.com
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The Voiceless hit Polokwane Mall
Anonymous for the Voiceless (AV) staged its ﬁrst Cube of Truth in Limpopo Redakteur / Editor Bemarking / Marketing outside Game at Mall of Joe Dreyer Jacques Smuts (Best/Man) the North in Polokwane 072 930 1462 071 268 2543 on Saturday. joe@bulletin.us.com jacques@bulletin.us.com The founders of AV creRekenings / Accounts / Admin Estelle von Pannier ated the Cube of Truth Ansie Smuts 079 496 6670 through experiments on 076 333 0523 ads@bulletin.us.com the streets and demonstraansie@bulletin.us.com Ontwerp / Design tions started in Australia Joernaliste / Journalists Tamryn Branch in 2016. Cube of Truth Joe Dreyer 083 637 9551 072 930 1462 tamryn@bulletin.us.com demonstrations are subjoe@bulletin.us.com sequently being held gloTessa Thompson Drukker/Printer: 079 653 6317 bally. Activists stand in a tessa@bulletin.us.com PaarlColdset cube formation, in a high traﬃc area, wearing masks and dressed in black. The Verspreiding | Distribution FAR NORTH MEDIA AVs hold up their screens showing video Tzaneen • Haenertsburg • Modjadjiskloof • Mooketsi • Letsitele footage of current treatment of agricultural Gravelotte • Mica • Trichardtsdal • Ofcolaco • Lenyenye livestock in Australia and the UK. The masks Nkowankowa • Giyani • Phalaborwa
Kontak besonderhede Contact Details Pobus/P O Box 3838, Tzaneen, 0850. Tel: 015 306 0198 071 268 2543 (Jacques) 072 930 1462 (Joe) Fax: 086 502 1853 26 Hospital Street, Tzaneen E-posadresse/E-mail addresses: Advertensies/Adverts: jacques@bulletin.us.com Admin & rekenings/Admin & accounts: admin@bulletin.us.com Agri-advertensies/Agri ads: jacques@bulletin.us.com Agri-nuus/Agri news: jacques@bulletin.us.com Briewe/Letters: joe@bulletin.us.com Redakteur/Editor: joe@bulletin.us.com Events: tessa@bulletin.us.com Kleinadvertensies / Smalls: ansie@bulletin.us.com Nuus & foto’s/News & photos: joe@bulletin.us.com Ontwerp/Design: tessa@bulletin.us.com Sport: joe@bulletin.us.com
This young man was horriﬁed at the inhumane footage.
make the cube inanimate. This encourages bystanders to view the screens for longer without feeling that someone is staring at them. They are anonymous because their identity in the cube isn’t important. What’s being presented is. There was more than one bystander interested and shocked at the Cube of Truth in the Mall of the North. There was a little girl with her open-minded father, a young ﬁt and healthy looking
This little girl’s father joined her later to watch the video with her.
young man and another young man who’d had two recent knee ligament operations due to a rugby injury. Esme van Eck-Turner from Ofcolaco, the unmasked outreach activist, was at the ready to answer questions and to help people understand the grave impact of their food choices. She also handed out a ﬂyer to explain veganism. One of the AVs said, “Even if we convince only one person to change their eating habits, it’ll be worthwhile.” Although the Limpopo Province is regarded as a meat-eating province, Woolworths at The Mall of the North has a fair choice of vegan food. The recent Woolworths addition of a falafel wrap is commendable. However one of its ingredients is eggs, which makes this falafel wrap vegetarian.
No deaths after accident
This week started oﬀ badly for ﬁfteen passengers of a minibus taxi which overturned between Modjadjiskloof and Tzaneen on Monday afternoon. According to eye witnesses, the taxi was travelling towards Modjadjiskloof from Tzaneen when it suddenly started swerving out of control. “We were driving just behind the taxi,” said one witness, “as we approached the bridge before Wesfalia, we saw the back tyre burst and the vehicle swerved out of control before it started to roll.” Thankfully, the barriers along the side of the road prevented the minibus from leaving the road and dropping down the 20
metre gorge beneath the bridge. There were ﬁfteen passengers on-board, including the taxi driver. Nobody was killed in the accident and remarkably only four passengers suﬀered some injuries. The injured were treated by paramedics of the ER24 team who arrived on the scene literally within minutes after the accident. Traﬃc oﬀer from Modjadjiskloof responded swiftly and managed the traﬃc in the area with the highest eﬃciency insuring that the paramedics could assist their patients in safety. Bulletin spoke to the owner of the taxi who also arrived at the
scene. “I am just thankful that there were no fatalities and that everyone was seen to in time. We will now have a look at the cause of the crash and try and prevent it from happening in the future. It is very sad and I feel terribly sorry for the passengers.” An hour later, the road had been cleared and traﬃc continued as usual. The injured were transported to nearby hospitals and the wreckage towed away. At the time of going to print it was not clear whether a case of reckless and negligent driving had been opened by the SAPS. — Joe Dreyer joe@bulletin.us.com
Source: www.dwa.gov.za Information updated:02/10/2017
Dap Naude 86.8%
Middel Letaba 18.8%
Blyde Rivier Poort 86.3%
Uitzicht Drive closed indefinitely The DA in Modjadjiskloof will table a motion during the next council meeting for the reallocation of council funds towards the upgrading of the town’s water works and sewerage system. This is according to the DA Councillor in the Greater Letaba Municipality (GLM), Frederick Pohl. “We feel that the funds currently allocated for the building of stadiums and libraries could be much better utilized in the upgrading of the town’s ailing water supply system,” Pohl said. “How many more days are we going to have to struggle without water?” His comments come on the back of a massive sinkhole which formed in one of the neighbourhood streets on Sunday afternoon. A huge portion of Uitzicht Drive collapsed when the soil beneath the tarmac gave way. The road surface collapsed under its own weight. It is suspected that this was caused by a combination of a leaking water pipe that ate away at the layers of earth, and shoddy workmanship. “Around 2008 when the town’s sewer reticulation system was constructed by the controversial SGL Consulting Engineers (the company in which Julius Malema’s family trust holds a signiﬁcant stake) on behalf of the Mopani District Municipality, this road was removed. When they reconstructed the road, it would appear as though the compacting was not done properly. There is also no sign of proper foundations,” Pohl speculated. “It has not been conﬁrmed yet, but I am certain this is the origin of the trouble here.” On Sunday evening Pohl tried in vain to contact any top oﬃcial in the GLM to request
that the road be closed oﬀ immediately. When he failed to reach any of the oﬃcials, Pohl asked the community for barrier tape, and they cordoned oﬀ the road themselves. The following morning the GLM had still not responded to the matter and instead sent a road working team to the site. The team consisted of four labourers armed with nothing more than two spades and a pick.
DA Councillor Frederick Pohl explains the situation to the GLM road crew.
would have to wait. Bulletin accompanied Pohl to the municipal mechanical workshop and found that two TLB’s were standing in the yard in need of repair. A third one was being A GLM road cre w mem used at the landﬁll site. We reber ins pects th quested that the TLB leave the e site. “ We landﬁll site and rush to the sinkneed a TLB to remove hole. This could not be done bethe tar here so that we can see what is gocause (according to the municipaling underneath,” one worker said dismayed. ity) the driver was not qualiﬁed to operate “How do they expect us to work like this?” the machine anywhere else but at the landﬁll The municipality said that no TLB was site. In the meantime the town’s water had available as they had all been issued with been shut oﬀ. job cards for the day and the Uitzicht site The TLB eventually arrived at the site, but
then left shortly thereafter, leaving the gaping hole in the road. Modjadjiskloof’s water was restored later that afternoon, but Uitzicht Drive has still not received any attention, nor has any plan been announced to ﬁx it. This latest debacle points to the municipality’s inability to adequately maintain their machinery and infrastructure, or be ready to respond to urgent matters such as this. At the time of going to print there was no further information available on the matter. We will be in contact with the municipality and keep our readers updated in our next edition. — Joe Dreyer joe@bulletin.us.com
The complicated treatment for EB Nine-year-old Ciara Kotze’s administered Movicol. skin is as fragile as a butterﬂy Ciara was born deaf but can wing. Ciara was born with a lip read and is highly intellirare disorder called epidergent. The child gets to eat soft molysis bullosa, commonly food when her mouth is sore, known as EB. Ciara’s EB is as this too presents with blisthe more rare form called ters. Ciara walks oddly as her junctional EB. The disorder feet are full of blisters and two aﬀects one in 50,000 people. of the toes have begun fusing. Ciara’s father Divan (30) Ciara also feels cold and heat moved the family from more than most people and Worcester in the Cape to she’s prone to ﬂu which often Tzaneen recently to take up a leads to bronchitis. Already post as assistant manager in Ciara’s immunity has gone charge of compost on a farm down badly this year. outside town. Divan and Monique also Mother Monique was only have a healthy four-year-old 17 when she gave home birth son, Duhan. When pregnant to Ciara at her mom’s place Ciara, a few days later, with her bother Duhan and mother Monique. She has new blisters on her face, her arms are still bandaged with Duhan, Monique had in Durban. She says that there genetic testing done and ultra and she always wears soft materials so as not to worsen her fragile skin. were early labour signs at ﬁve sounds to ensure that EB was There is no treatment for junctional EB and months. Doctors stopped the labour and not present this time. the Kotze couple have learnt how to deal with Monique went 1½ months later into labour Junctional EB is a defect in Ciara’s needs themselves. They spend in exagain. Ciara was born with a mass of black anchoring the epidermis and cess of R10, 000.00 a month for medication hair, skin on her face and none on the rest of dermis. Monique states there and other necessities. The most expensive her body. is no cure and children with product is Keragel T. This is the only treatBlisters began appearing on her body at junctional EB do not live bement that strengthens the skin. It is imported three months. At seven months the blisters yond the age of 12. She says from New Zealand and costs R3, 500.00 for started on her little face. Monique now that from the skin EB moves 50g. Ciara also needs ﬁve bandages a week, opens those blisters, disinfects, treats and to the bones and then to the Monique needs surgical gloves. Then there’s cleans them thoroughly. Otherwise the blisorgans. Already Ciara is prea host of tablets, including morphine syrup, ters simply grow bigger and get harder. All senting with stomach and kidherbal antibiotics, painkillers, ﬂuoride tabCiara’s hair fell out in the last year and a half. ney issues. For now it’s a case lets for her crumbling teeth and vitamin D She is bathed daily and Divan is 100% there of managing the problems as drops.. Ciara is constipated most of the time for his fragile daughter too. A bath takes half they arise and keeping Ciara and this is due, in part, to the sphincter that an hour but if the parents have to open up as pain free, hydrated and as Ciara is a loving and smiling child. Here she poses happily in can’t stretch. For constipation relief Ciara is blisters, the bath can take an hour. healthy as possible. a Peps store trolley a few days ago.
Supreme Spot for a Wash recycling Afri Supreme car wash and valet in Billy Maritz Street, Tzaneen, oﬀers a supreme package. In the hustle and bustle of life today, ﬁnding time to wash one’s car is a struggle. When the queues are long and the sun is beating down strongly, to-do lists are long and memos never stop whispering, it can be quite a struggle to prioritise and get it all done. Look no further, Afri Supreme may be the answer you have been looking for. Yes, it is a car wash and valet but it is not only that. On the Afri Supreme premises is a great little sit down area that oﬀers coﬀee, a light menu and free Wi-Fi and silver lining is, all this, in a lovely quiet and green setting. So whether it is a quiet a break from the runaround that you are looking for, whilst knowing that at least one thing is getting ticked of your list (maybe two if you include
‘me time’) or if the demands of life insist you keep the ball rolling, this is certainly a place where you can continue working from your phone or laptop while you wait. Or even better, or call them to collect your vehicle and they will return it you sparkly clean. Oﬀering good prices with a positive atmosphere in the yard, new management, Conrad Botes, tells Bulletin that they are only in phase 1 of their bigger plan. They have their own mineral water, Afri Aqua and will be launching their deli with their own range of Afri Deli products soon. Keep your eye on this spot as it is only the beginning and with the rainy season coming soon you may even welcome a little mud splashes here and there for an excuse to enjoy this supreme spot of peacefulness.
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Joe Sathekga, Toy Nienaber and Henké Niemand.
Right: Nelson Motala
Jeffrey and Kaizer Mbhungana
For the past few months Tzaneen motorists have been left guessing the nature of the building works on the corner of Danie Joubert and Boundary Streets. Well the entrance to Tzaneen now has a bright new face welcoming you to a world of unrivalled service and valued advice. Tiger Wheel & Tyre oﬃcially opened their doors on the spot where the old Simpsons Motors used to be, last month. The new store oﬀers all the features, amenities, products and services that have made Tiger Wheel & Tyre South Africa’s best-loved and most awarded brand in the retail wheel and tyre industry. “I speak for my whole team of capable and highly trained sales and ﬁtment personnel, when I say that we frankly can’t wait to give the good people of Tzaneen a warm Tiger Wheel & Tyre welcome,” said Store Manager, Toy Nienaber. The new store is outﬁtted with a high-tech showroom and a thoughtfully designed hospitality lounge, while the ﬁtment centre includes four ﬁtment bays and two alignment bays – each equipped with the latest tools and equipment, incorporating the most advanced technology. Inside the showroom is a head-turning display of wheels, tyres and automotive batteries from a handpicked selection of the world’s best-known and most trusted brands.
Among the tyre ranges are such household names as Continental, Yokohama, Hankook, Michelin, Goodyear, Pirelli, BFGoodrich and Tiger Wheel & Tyre’s own exclusive Velocity tyre brand. Wheel brands include, among others, TSW, Black Rhino, Racing Hart Concepts, and Turn 1™, while automotive batteries include ATLASBX, Duracell, and Turn 1™. Services provided at the Tzaneen store include: wheel and tyre ﬁtment, balancing, alignment, and rotation; puncture repair; free automotive battery testing; battery installation; and installation of the Beame wireless vehicle tracking system. Tiger Wheel & Tyre moreover oﬀers its industry-leading X-Sure™ Tyre insurance; nitrogen tyre inﬂation; e-vouchers; and its Xpress Credit solution to help customers pay for unbudgeted expenses. “Our goal is uncompromising service excellence. So whether Tzaneen motorists need wheels, tyres, automotive batteries or just want to learn about better options for their vehicle, we are here to listen, chat, advise and serve them,” said Nienaber. To learn more about Tiger Wheel & Tyre, its products, services, and what makes it the most award-winning brand in its industry, stop by the new Tzaneen store, call them on 015 590 0308 or visit the website www.twt.to You can also shop online, and online shoppers have the exclusive ability to “Book A Bay” online, to have their newly purchased products ﬁtted and services performed at the time and store of their choosing. What’s more is that right now, all services purchased online are subject to a huge, 40% launch discount.
Rogers Moagi, July Magagula, Nelson Motala, Aubrey Mason, Jeffrey and Kaizer Mbhungana.
Social • Sosiaal Magoebaskloof Warriors Bikefest 6-8 October
The Warriors BikeFest Magoebaskloof will be held on 6 to 8 October 2017 at Warriors Base Camp from 09:00 at R1200.00 to R1500.00 per person. For more information contact Rudi Viljoen on 082 802 0880 or email rudi@warriors.co.za or Francois Van Schalkwyk on 079 478 4041 or email francois@ warriors.co.za.
Tzaneen Red hot Summer Fest 14 Oktober Die Red Hot Summer Fest word gehou op 14 Oktober by Hoërskool Ben Vorster. Plaasmark, kos stallettjies, hindernisbaan, kaskenades, biertuin, langarm dans en die hooﬀees vermaak deur Juanita du Plessis saam met Franja en Ruan Josh. Kaartjies beskikbaar by skoolkantoor. Vir meer inligting, skakel 015 307 4490/1.
Magoebaskloof Tribute show 14 October Boma@Warriors presents Clint & Co’s original Creedence Clearwater Revival Tribute Show on 14 October 2017 from 19:00 to 22:00. Tickets available at www.quicket.co.za. For more information contact 083 650 0957 or email info@warriors.co.za
Magoebaskloof Kaleidoskoop 18 Oktober Kaleidoskoop tree 18 Oktober 2017 op by Allesbeste Padstal vanaf 18:30 teen R120.00 per persoon. Vir meer inligting skakel 074 589 8429 of epos padstal@allesbeste.com.
Magoebaskloof Birds & Forest Festival 19-22 October Limpopo Birding Routes presents the Birds and Forest Festival on 19 to 22 October 2017 at Magoebaskloof Hotel from R600.00 to R4200.00 per person. For more information contact Marianne McKenzie on 082 835 4185 or email marianne@limpopobirding.com.
Tzaneen Ignite 20 October Ignite Fan The Flame dans spectacular showcase will be held on 20 October 2017 at NG Moedergemeente from 18:00 at R100.00 per person. For more information contact 083 390 4009.
Tzaneen Horse & Beer Festival 28 Oktober Thundering Hooves bied aan “Horse & Beer Festival!” op 28 Oktober 2017 by Dusty Hill Western Venue vanaf 15:00 teen R250.00 per persoon. Vir meer inligting skakel Mariette by 083 497 2702 of Carolien by 083 408 2050.
Mind-blowing Fact #47 Around 49 people are murdered in South Africa every day. The murder rate increased rapidly in the late-1980s and early-1990s
The Message Dr Jan Truter
Ned Herv Kerk Letsitele Wag ‘n Dag In ‘n begraafplaas in Berlyn, onder ‘n eenvoudige houtkruis, lê een van Duitsland se bekendste komponiste, Hugo Distler, begrawe. Hugo Distler was ‘n uiters begaafde, maar ook ‘n baie sensitiewe man, wat veral ‘n weersin aan enige vorm van geweld gehad het. Toe gebeur dit wat hy gevrees het: hy word opgeroep vir militêre diens aan die oorlogsfront. Europa was juis op daardie stadium in die greep van Hitler se magswellus gewees. Distler het besef hy het twee keuses: “Hy moes of ander mense gaan doodmaak, óf hy moes homself doodmaak…” Dit word vertel dat hy op dieselfde dag as wat hy die oproepinstruksies ontvang het, vir ‘n lang wandeling gegaan het. Toe hy tuisgekom het, het hy agter sy geliefde orrel ingeskuif. Die klanke van die Trio in A-majeur van Bach, “Alle eer aan God in die hoogte!”, het sy huis gevul. Die volgende dag het hy homself om die lewe gebring. In ‘n kort brieﬁe wat hy vir ‘n vriend gelaat het, skryf hy: “Jy kan jou nie voorstel in watter ontsettende eensaamheid ek verkeer nie – so asof ek van iedereen en alles geskei is….” Hugo Distler se dood was tragies, maar dié tragedie het egter nie hier opgehou nie. Net die volgende dag word daar ‘n brief van die Duitse opperbevel by sy huis afgelewer waarin hy meegedeel word dat die regering hom nie in die beoefening van sy kuns wou verhinder nie en na heroorweging besluit het om hom van alle militêre verantwoordelikhede vry te skeld. As hy maar net..., as hy maar net een dag langer gewag het, sou hy ‘n leeftyd langer kon leef. As hy maar net ‘n bietjie moed gehou het en in God se bestuur van sy lewe bly glo en vertrou het, sou hy God meermale met sy musiek kon loof: “Alle eer aan God in die hoogte!” Dikwels bevind jy jouself op sulke vlaktes van moedeloosheid. Soms raak dinge in die lewe vir jou net te veel en jy verloor soms die sin van die lewe. Jy voel soms dis nie meer die moeite werd om te lewe nie. Dit kan wees as gevolg van verliese wat jy beleef soos: afsterwes, egskeidings, inkomste, selfbeeld, identiteit en steunpilare. Jy beleef as gevolg van jou omstandighede angs, aggressie, depressie, eensaamheid of verwerping en dit bring jou by ‘n staat van desperaatheid, moedeloosheid en hopeloosheid. Daar is geen kitsoplossings wanneer jy so voel nie. Al wat ek kan sê is, wat ek graag vir Hugo Distler ook sou wou sê: “Wag ‘n bietjie en vertrou op God.” Hy het jou lief en bestuur jou lewe ten goede. Vertrou op Hom. Klou met jou hele hart aan sy beloftes vas. In Jesaja 41:10 bevestig God sy getrouheid aan jou: “Moenie bang wees nie, Ek is by jou, moenie bekommerd wees nie, Ek is jou God. Ek versterk jou, Ek help jou, Ek hou jou vas!”
SAPS says that 1416 vehicles are hijacked in South Africa each month – one every 32 minutes.
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Places to play and stay Use this guide as a compass to find accommodation, venues and adventure activities within the Greater Tzaneen and surrounding areas, whether you are planning a year-end function, wedding, business trip or just a much needed break in this beautiful and peaceful area.
Building your Corporate Family P8
Top places to play outdoors P11
Year-end Functions & Special Events Contact details: 083 866 1546 adventures@thabametsi.com
Choosing your place to play P10
Building Your Corporate Family Many people cringe when they hear their boss mention the idea of team building. Many excuses to not attend or partake in these activities are conjured up by that one term. However, according to Forbes.com, it is probably the best investment any business owner, director or CEO can make. “It builds trust, mitigates conﬂict, encourages communication, and increases collaboration. Eﬀective team building means more engaged employees, which is good for company culture and boosting the bottom line. It can also be adventurous and enjoyable if you do it with a little pizzazz.” When living in one of the most beautiful and lush areas in the country, an iconic team building day would be one spent outdoors. So let’s take a trip to the adventurous side of team building with Magoebaskloof Adventures based in George’s Valley. Offering a wide range of products for employers to choose from, these packages include a great balance between physical adventure and thought-provoking challenges to encourage all of the following: teamwork, thoughtfulness, overcoming fear, troubleshooting and strategic planning, building trust and possibly the most important of all, the value of fun and a good laugh bringing people closer together. “Our mission at TeamWorx is to facilitate extraordinary experiences that stimulate personal growth and team development. TeamWorx fo-
cuses on Human Capital Development where we use adventure as a powerful catalyst to excite, motivate and unite your people. AEL (Adventure related Experiential Learning) is the methodology at the heart of our team building interventions, programs and courses which are speciﬁcally designed to enhance the performance and productivity of the individual, the team and ultimately the organization.” - (www. magoebaskloofadventures.co.za) A note to employers Team building signiﬁcantly contributes towards employee motivation and building trust among the employees, thereby ensuring better productivity. Even the most simple and common team building exercises for communication, success and improved team performance will add incredible value with noticeable results. A note to employees Let go and have “Fun, fun, fun!” An opportunity to get to know the people that you spend a large chunk of your days with and see this activity as a valuable breakaway from the mundane, the stress, the daily grind. So to both employers and employees: step into the sun, climb the challenge and be grateful for team building. It could very well be the best day with your “corporate family” and can only contribute to the days in the oﬃce that will follow.
Sequoia – take what you need It’s certainly not what you expect when you ﬁrst drive through the gates that lead to the little piece of Bohemia nestled in among the indigenous gardens of the Sequoia Garden Retreat. At ﬁrst glance one assumes to be greeted with another of the many guest lodges scattered across the mountain outside Haenertsburg. But, then you take a stroll through the diverse plantations, past the bee hives, across the quaint wooden bridge that blankets the bass pond and into one of three azalea maze walks that lead you up the hillside. And suddenly that assumption is shattered. This place literally whispers “calm down and just breathe me in.” Standing on the hillside overlooking the vast expanse of botanical beauty you are surrounded by serenity. Three romantic cottages peer back at you through the colourful blossoms on the other side of the pond while a mountain biking trail to the left beckons
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your free spirited self to follow its winding curves into the Dawn Redwood forest. Sequoia Garden Retreat wants to be explored. With many plans for the future development of this mystical hideaway, couples will soon be able to enjoy an outdoor wedding among the blossoms. Intimate outdoor camping and picnic gatherings with possible live entertainment and even an outdoor movie night, are also on the cards. For more information on arguably one of the more exciting venues in the Limpopo province, visit www.sequoiastay.com or check out their Facebook page. Alternatively, treat your senses and drive up to Sequoia and meet the young couple fuelling the growth of not just the surrounding ﬂora, but the offerings of this beautiful place. You’ll ﬁnd them just a kilometre down the road from Cheerio Gardens along the “L” Road as you head towards Haenertsburg.
Plan your Social Calendar Spring has come and summer is fast on its way. Don’t be caught running around like the white rabbit, in utter panic, saying “I’m late, I’m late, for a very important date.” Take a look at what is happening in the area and surrounds and start planning. Book the babysitter, invite all your friends to join you and most importantly remember this is the season for good times and making lifetime memories. Our list offers something for everyone from November through to the first week of January 2018.
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All Work and No Play Makes Jack A Dull Boy The end of the year is drawing near. For many it is a time to start planning holidays and silly season fun. Employees start daydreaming about day’s in the sun on the beach celebrating some well-deserved time off. Employers, on the other hand, are taking stock and reflecting on the year and are considering whether a celebration for everyone’s hard work and commitment is worth the costs. In today’s economic climate it is understandable that many companies decide to give their year-end function a miss, however, the problem is that this in one of the most important events for any business. The benefits stretch beyond the obvious
“Thank you for your hard work” as it also provides the perfect opportunity for employers to get to know their staff better and therefore allow them to manage them better. Year-end functions are also a very effective marketing tool as there are no concrete rules as to who, you as a business owner or manager, would like to extend the invitations to. For those companies who go the extra mile to invite their clients and service providers, not only show gratitude for their support, building on long term relationships, but also offer these clients an inside look into their business. For any business built on a solid internal struc-
ture this could be a very powerful marketing tool. Even the most modest human being thrives on recognition and most certainly deserves it. A well known HR team conducted research that proved that “businesses that recognize their employees have about 14% more productivity than those who don’t.” Other surveys “showed that businesses with high employee engagement surpass those who don’t by a 22% in profitability.” And “gratuitous employers solidify the bond and loyalty with their employees.” This bond and loyalty is the heart of any business; the
blood pumping through its operative and logistical veins; and a successful, fun and positive yearend function, could be just what you need to clean out any toxins that may be lingering in the ‘bloodstream’ of your business. Wow your clients with a jaw-dropping event, that does not need to cost a limb or two, but just has to show-off what a fantastic team you have and spread the bond and loyalty. And above all remember “All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy”, so don’t let boredom or low motivation infect your business and start planning your perfect year-end function today.
Choosing your place to stay Not only is the internet ﬁlled with accommodation establishments, in every town or city it could feel like every street and every main road or mountain pass has at least one sign-post directing you to the ‘next best’ place to unpack your suitcase. When planning your holiday or weekend escape it could feel like a pretty daunting task to choose the right place to stay. Every place to stay is as unique and diﬀerent as every traveler and so it would be wise to do some thoughtful planning and research before making that ‘non-refundable’ booking. First, ask yourself, what matters most to you. Is the type of establishment more important than the price or is location what you are after? Reﬁne your search but don’t stop there. Perhaps you need a place where your furry friend is welcome or one that oﬀers a hearty meal or two. Don’t forget, there are always specials oﬀers too and some very interesting places like a tree-house or a stable. Below is a list of things you may what to consider when making your “What matters most” list: • • • • • • • • • • • • •
Price Location Ambience Local Flavour Amenities Luxury Loyalty Programs Eco-Friendliness Family-Friendliness Pet-Friendliness Romance Unique experiences Meals
Once you have narrowed down your list, pick up the phone. Within the ﬁrst few seconds you will already be able to get an impression of what you can expect from the place. Below is a list of suggested questions Smartertravel.com advises you to ask to help you make the most informed decision. • • • • • • • •
Does one side of the hotel have a better view or less noise? Is the hotel near public transportation? Is there a restaurant, and is breakfast included in your rate? How far is the hotel from the beach/ theater/meeting/convention center/ highway? How safe is the neighborhood? What is the hotel’s cancellation policy? Does the hotel oﬀer smoking/ non-smoking rooms? What are the hotel’s environmental policies?
Never be afraid to search a little longer and dig a little deeper. There is often a review or experience that requires a little more eﬀort to ﬁnd, but could oﬀer the most valuable information that could save you a lot of trouble or make your holiday unforgettable – in a good way!
Five Top Places to Play Outdoors Debengeni Waterfalls (Magoebaskloof, Tzaneen) is undoubtedly one of the most magestic places to visit in the area. Breathtaking scenery, idyllic picnic spots, water pools to swim in, rocks to slide down and hiking trails with sleepover spots, it promises a full day of fun, adventure and laughter for everyone. Even mountain biker’s can enjoy a challenging 17km route, called the Debengeni Downhill Ride. Magoebaskloof Hiking Trail (Magoebaskloof, Tzaneen) is beautiful beyond description. As the rainfall in the area is very high in summer and the altitude of the mountains ensures every present moisture, there is abundance of lush forestry, ﬂowing streams, fungi and ferns along the way. The trail oﬀers several options from two days to ﬁve days in durations. There are six huts along the route and take the form of old forestry buildings or modern purpose-built wooden chalets. Along the route one passes some of the largest gum trees in South Africa. The Dap Naude Dam lies close to Waterfall hut. The Magoebaskloof Hiking Trail is one of the most beautiful trails in the country. It needs a certain degree of ﬁtness to complete the
trail especially the ﬁve day route. The two day routes are less demanding and suitable for family hikers. The trail is accredited by Southern Africa Trail Owners Association and bookings can be made through Komatiland Foresty (Pty) Limited +27 12 481 3615 or e-mail ecotour@safcol.co.za The Serala Loop (Wolkberg, Tzaneen), one of the smaller routes within the Wolkberg Wilderness Area, is said to be one of the country’s jewels and best kept secrets. This route can be done in three or four days and include many river crossings, 8 in day one,
and where you can see alpine grasslands and much more. If the weather allows, one can even climb Serala Peak (2024m) which in itself an experience beyond description. The Mountain Guide will take you on a hike of a lifetime. For more information feel free to contact 082 652 1490 or email info@ mountainguide.co.za. Muti wa Vatsonga Open-air Museum (Merensky Nature Reserve, near Giyani), also known as the Tsonga Kraal Museum, is a traditional Tsonga homestead where everyday life is portrayed. Here you can learn about the Northern Tsonga tribe and see their many traditions. Various customs and festivals are honored here at the museum. The village was established in 1974 and showcases the diﬀerent building styles of the Tsonga people. It is an open-air reconstruction using mopane poles, clay from anthills and paint made from diﬀerent coloured soils. To arrange your visit contact 082 974 1919. Tzaneen Dam (Tzaneen), is known as a ﬁshing ‘hot spot’ and forms part of the bass angling competition circuit. It is a perfect family outing and the nature reserves oﬀers great spots for jet-skiing, boating, canoeing and ﬁshing. It is important to know that there are hippos and crocodiles so be vigilant, as the dam oﬀers a real refreshing swim on a hot summer’s day. There is also camping and accommodation in the reserve so no children need to be asking to stay “just a little longer please”.
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Legals | Geregtelik No: BB1416 1. This sale is a sale in execution pursuant to a judgement obtained in the above honourable court. 2. The rules of the auction is available 24 hours prior to the auction at the oﬃce of the Sheriﬀ, SHERIFF LETABA’S STORE ROOM, MAIN STORE NO.2 INDUSTRIA ROAD 20, TZANEEN. 3. Registration as a buyer is a pre-requisite subject to a specific conditions, inter alia. 4. Directive of the Consumer Protection Act 68 of 2008; (Url http://www.info.gov. za/viewdownloadfileaction?id-99961) 5. FICA legislation i.r.o. proof of identity and address particulars; payment of registration deposit of R500.00 in cash. 6. The oﬃce of the Sheriﬀ will conduct the sale with the auctioneers being MR T ROBERTSON. 7. Goods will be sold for cash only to the highest bidder or sold subject to confirmation as per the Consumer Protection Act upon instructions from the execution creditor. Oct101___________________________
IN THE MAGISTRATES COURT FOR THE SUB-DISTRICT OF TZANEEN HELD AT TZANEEN Case Number: 2049/2011 In the matter between: CERILO 171 BK T/A HI-Q TZANEEN EXECUTION CREDITOR and MR NICK PHEIFFER T/A WHIPCO EXECUTION DEBTOR NOTICE OF SALE IN EXECUTION-AUCTION PURSUANT to a judgment by the magistrate TZANEEN given on the 3rd DAY OF AUGUST 2011 the under mentioned goods will be sold at 10:00 on 19 OCTOBER 2017 by public auction to be held at SHERIFF LETABA’S STORE ROOM, MAIN STORE
NO.2 INDUSTRIA ROAD 20, TZANEEN by the Sheriﬀ for the Magistrates Court, TZANEEN to the highest bidder for cash, namely: 2 X SIDE BOARD 1 X FOOD WARMER 1 X FRIDGE SINGLE DOOR 1 X WASHING MACHINE 1 X TURBO DRY 1 X LCD TV 1 X 3 PCE LOUNGE SUITE 1 X 3 PCE WOOD WING BACK CHAIRS 1 X 7 PCE DINING ROOM SUITE 4 X CANE CHAIRS 2 X COFFEE TABLE 3 X SIDE TABLES 1 X BID TABLE 1 X WOODEN CABINET SIGNED at TZANEEN on the 27th day of SEPTEMBER 2017. Ref: E NDLOVU File No: AA8067 1. This sale is a sale in execution pursuant to a judgement obtained in the above honourable court. 2. The rules of the auction is available 24 hours prior to the auction at the oﬃce of the Sheriﬀ, SHERIFF LETABA’S STORE ROOM, MAIN STORE NO.2 INDUSTRIA ROAD 20, TZANEEN. 3. Registration as a buyer is a pre-requisite subject to a specific conditions, inter alia. 4. Directive of the Consumer Protection Act 68 of 2008; (Url http://www.info.gov. za/viewdownloadfileaction?id-99961) 5. FICA legislation i.r.o. proof of identity and address particulars; payment of registration deposit of R500.00 in cash. 6. The oﬃce of the Sheriﬀ will conduct the sale with the auctioneers being MR T ROBERTSON. 7. Goods will be sold for cash only to the highest bidder or sold subject to confirmation as per the Consumer Protection Act upon instructions from the execution creditor. Oct102___________________________
XIKOMBELO XO TIRHISA NDHAWU YA MATIKO XIKAYA Xitiviso lexi xi endliwa hi ku ya hi nawu wa Section 69 wa Greater Tzaneen SPLUMA BY LAWS, ya lembe ra 2016 leyi tivisaka hi xikombelo lexi xi nga endliwa eka huvo leyi nga fanela leyi yi yimelaka va aka tiko wa ndzhawu ya nomboro 08 eka purasi rale Burgersdorp 19 Kt , leyi nga kusuhi nale D 3770. xikombelo lexi I xa ku tirhisa ndzhawu tani hi ndzawu yo rhurhela vayeni (Guest house). Ndzawu leyi a yile ku tirhisiweni eka nkarhi wa sweswi kambe I ndzhawu leyi nga kongomiseriwa ku tshama va aka tiko. Vuxokoxoko by xikombelo lexi by ta hleriwa hi minkarhi yo tirha eka hofisi ya Nhloko ya Masipala wo khomela wa Tzaneen a civic centre e Agatha street, eka masiku ya 30 ku sukela hi ti 06 ta nhweti Nhlangula 2017 (siku ro sungula ra xitiviso). Swisolo kumbe ku kanetana na xikombelo lexi swi nga endliwa hi ku tsalela nhloko ya Masipala wo khomela eka address leyi nga tsariwa ka xitiviso lexi kumbe ku xi tisa kunene eka room 257, Civic centre, Agatha Street, Tzaneen hi to 06 ta nhweti ya Nhlangula 2017 hi ku tshaha nhloko mhaka, swinavelo swa musori eka xikombelo, swikongomelo nkulu swo kanetana na xikombelo , vuxokoxoko bya laha musori a tshamaka kona xikan’we na ti nomboro ta yena ta riqingo. Loyi a tsandzekaku ku tsala a nga ta kunene eka ti hofisi ta ka Masapala eka nkarhi lowu nga vekiwa kuri a ta kota ku pfuniwa hi swisolo leswi a nga na swona, swibumabumelo na vuyimeri lebyi a nga na byona. Ku kuma vuxokoxoko byo tala mi nga khumbana na tatana J Mathye eka (015 307 8031) Address of Agent: Jacques du Toit & Associates, PO Box
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TRADITIONAL USE APPLICATION Notice is hereby given in terms of Section 69 of the Greater Tzaneen SPLUMA BYLAWS, 2016 that application has been lodged with the relevant authorities on behalf of the beneficial owner of Site 08 Farm Burgersdorp 19KT, situated adjacent to the D3770 to use the site for the operation of a guesthouse. The site is currently vacant and is designated for residential purposes. Particulars of the application will lie for inspection during normal oﬃce hours at the oﬃce of the Acting Municipal Manager, Civic Centre, Agatha Street, Tzaneen, for the period of 30 days from 6 October 2017 (the date of the first publication of the notice). Objections to or representations in respect of the application must be lodged with or made in writing to the Acting Municipal Manager at the above address or be delivered to Room 257, Civic Centre, Agatha Street, Tzaneen within 30 days of 6 October 2017, by quoting the above-mentioned heading, the objector’s interest in the matter, the ground(s) of the objection/representation, the objector’s property description, phone numbers and address. A person who cannot write may during oﬃce hours and within the objection period, visit the abovementioned Municipality requesting assistance to transcribe his/her objections, comments or representations. Contact person: Mr M J Mathye (015-307 8031). Address of Agent: Jacques du Toit & Associates, PO Box 754, Tzaneen, 0850 Tel. 015307 3710 Oct104___________________________
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IN THE MAGISTRATES COURT FOR THE SUB-DISTRICT OF TZANEEN HELD AT TZANEEN Case Number: 1844/2015 In the matter between: LAERSKOOL TZANEEN EXECUTION CREDITOR and MRS RONEL ZATSCHKOWISTSCH (ID: 761003 0175 081) 1ST EXECUTION DEBTOR MR WERNER ZATSCHKOWISTSCH (ID: 580213 5089 088) 2ND EXECUTION DEBTOR NOTICE OF SALE IN EXECUTION PURSUANT to a judgment by the magistrate TZANEEN given on 16 OCTOBER 2015 the under mentioned goods will be sold at 10:00 on 19 OCTOBER 2017 by public auction to be held at SHERIFF LETABA’S STORE ROOM, MAIN STORE NO.2 INDUSTRIA ROAD 20, TZANEEN by the Sheriﬀ for the Magistrates Court, TZANEEN to the highest bidder for cash, namely: 1 X STEEL TABLE 1 X GREEN STEEL CHAIR 1 X WOODEN CHAIR WITH LEATHER SEAT 1 X BROWN EASY CHAIR 1 X LOUNGE SUITE CHAIR 1 X TWO DRAW STEEL CABINET 1 X SCHOOL BENCH / TABLE 1 X DSTV SATELITE DISH 1 X ISUZU BAKKIE REG NO: DWC 972 N 1 X RYOBI ELECTRIC DRILL 1 X OFFROAD SMALL BICYCLE SIGNED at TZANEEN on the 27th day of SEPETEMBER 2017. (sgd) RUAN VORSTER ATTORNEYS FOR EXECUTION CREDITOR RUAN VORSTER ATTORNEYS 32 HARRY DILLEY STREET TZANEEN, 0850 Email: Tel: 015 307 6797 Ref: E MAKHUTHUDISE File
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Vier en twinting leerders van die Hoërskool Ben Vorster is uitgenooi na die Tzaneen Eisteddfod se gala-aand wat op 28 September by Hoërskool Merensky gehou is. Die leerders is: Danielle Swart, Quintin van Zyl, Ziné Kruger, Zinnia du Plessis, Zoë Jacobs, Zoise Pienaar, Nicola van Heynin-
gen, Lisa Greyling, Kayla Vermaak, Anneri Stassen, Keana Koekemoer, Nantus van der Nest, Ruchelle Jacobs, Suné Bezuidenhout, Thys Nortjé, Zanel Steenkamp, Zoë Robertson, Donovan van Zyl, Lara Scheepers, Lumé Jacobs, Marthinus Grobler, Sherozaan Spaumer, Suzette Dreyer en Jessica Goodey.
Merensky Boogskietklub se Sean Hunt (YAMFU), Ashley Hunt (JFFU) en Canell Jackson (JFBU) het op 30 September en 1 Oktober aan die Johannesburgse Provinsiale Binnenshuise Kampioenskap in Kempton Park deelgeneem. Tydens hierdie kompetisie is daar van elke skut verwag om 60 pyle op ‘n afstand van meer as 18 meter binne ‘n bepaalde tyd af te stuur. Opkomende ster, Sean Hunt, skiet weer ‘n persoonlike beste en spog met ‘n goue medalje. Sy suster, Ashley, verwerf ‘n silwer medalje in haar afdeling. Staatmaker, Canell Jackson, wen ook haar afdeling met ‘n nasionale kwalifiserende telling en verwerf haar provinsiale kleure in die binnenshuise afdeling.
Agter: Nantus van der Nest, Donovan van Zyl, Keana Koekemoer, Danielle Swart, Suné Bezuidenhout, Zinnia du Plessis, Zoë Jacobs, Thys Nortjé. Middel: Suzette Dreyer, Ruchelle Jacobs, Lara Sheepers, Lumé Jacobs, Zanel Steenkamp, Zoise Pienaar. Voor: Sherozaan Spaumer, Kayla Vermaak, Quintin van Zyl, Lisa Greyling, Ziné Kruger Inlas: Zoë Robbertson. Afwesig: Anneri Stassen, Nicola van Heyningen, Marthinus Grobler en Jessica Goodey.
Vossies deur na Super Liga finaal Die Hoërskool Ben Vorster se 1ste krieketspan het op Saterdag, 23 September, hulle Super Liga semi-ﬁnaal teen Hoërskool Phalaborwa met 299 lopies gewen om deur te dring na die ﬁnaal, wat op 14 Oktober, teen Hoërskool Pietersburg sal plaasvind. Die Vossies het die loot gewen en besluit om 1ste te kolf. ‘n Vennootskap van 145 lopies om die eerste paaltjie tussen Vernon Harms en Emile Kruger het ‘n stewige begin vir die “Black Caps” verseker. Phalaborwa se boulers het swaar geleef en Ben Vorster teken 375/3 in hul 50 boulbeurte aan. Emile Kruger het sy eerste honderdtal aangeteken en behaal 121 van 107 balle. Franco Oberholzer het ook ‘n honderdtal behaal en teken 100 ,nie uit nie, van 92 balle aan. Hulle is goed deur Vernon Harms (52), Johan Harms (29) en Atwell Mokgoloboto (28), nie uit nie, ondersteun. Na ete was dit Phalaborwa se beurt voor die paaltjies. Die Vossie-boulers het vinnig, met die telling op 8 lopies vir 5 paaltjies, met hul afgereken en Phalaborwa almal uitgeboul vir 76 lopies. Johan Harms het 4 paaltjies vir 14 lopies in 4 beurte geneem en Atwell
Mokgoloboto het 4 paaltjies vir 25 lopies in 6 beurte laat kantel. Die O/15A-krieketspan, wat ook teen Hoërskool Phalaborwa gespeel het, het hul uitstekend van hul taak gekwyt en die Super Liga wedstryd met 104 lopies gewen. Damian Viljoen het goed met die kolf gevaar en 87 lopies aangeteken. Phalaborwa is almal
uitgeboul vir 65 lopies. Johndé Grobler het uitstekend geboul en 5 paaltjies vir 7 lopies in 5 beurte geneem. Hy is goed ondersteun deur Sakkie Vermeulen, wat 3 paaltjies vir 9 lopies in 5 boulbeurte geneem het. Regs: Emile Kruger en Franco Oberholzer wat albei honderdtalle aangeteken het.
Hoërskool Ben Vorster se 1ste krieketspan, die “Black Caps”. Voor: Franco Oberholzer, James Modiba, mnr. Rynier de Jager (afrigter), Roehan Steenkamp en Gustav Prinsloo. Agter: Emile Kruger, Vernon Harms, Cobus Geldenhuys, Fumani Maluleke, Wilco Jansen van Rensburg, Atwell Mokgoloboto, Jaco de la Rey en Johan Harms.
Vossies wen Noordvaal Sewes skildtrofeë
O/17-span wen die skildtrofee. Voor: Morné Horn, Hendrik Massyn en Jason Mulder. Agter: Nkateko Tiba O/17-span wen die skildtrofee. Voor: Meyer Vorster, Thabang Mathole, Jason Mulder en Henrik Massyn. Middel: Christiaan Smit, Nkateko Tiba en Shima Molepo. Agter: Mnr. Peter Schutte (afrigter), Leonard Joubert, Morné Horn, Thapelo Ramoshaba, Erik Meintjes, Melvin Maake en mnr. Archie Norval (afrigter).
Die Hoërskool Ben Vorster se O/15- en O/17sewes rugbyspanne het tydens die afgelope Noordvaal sewes kampioenskappe gewys dat hulle nie terug hoef te staan vir die land se makro skole nie. Die toernooi, wat op 22 September in Pretoria gehou is, het die beste 16 spanne in hulle onderskeie ouderdomsgroepe, ongeag die grootte van die skool, sien deelneem. Die Vossies het skitter-rugby opgelewer met die O/15-span wat algeheel 10de geëindig het
en die O/17-span wat die skild gewen het. Die O/17-span het Nelspruit 14-7 geklop en het naelskraap teen Garsfontein 19-24 verloor. Hulle laat egter vir Potch Gimmies les opsê in die ﬁnaal vir die skildtrofee met ‘n telling van 17-5. Daarmee sluit die Vossies dan hulle baie suksesvolle 2017-rugbyseisoen af. Vossie rugby wil graag elke ondersteuner en almal , wat gehelp het om die rooimasjien se enjin so glad te laat werk, bedank.
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Aces bow to Stars The Limpopo T20 Series ended its round-robin playoﬀs in the Capricorn District this weekend when the Aces Promotional Team took on Stars CC. The Aces team played up a league in the Super League and managed to still ﬁnish in the middle of the pack despite a loss against Stars. The Aces Club, sponsored by Nashua Limpopo, has two teams playing the league. The Promotional team consists of a number of youngsters including a 12-year old player. The idea behind this is to give everyone the opportunity to enjoy the game. Their Super League team ﬁnished in third spot. Stars C will now take part in the T20 Limpopo semi-ﬁnal against the winners of the Vhembe, Mopani or Waterberg leagues. The outcomes of these leagues will be published in our future editions. On Saturday though, the Aces Promo team put up a good show when they elected to bat ﬁrst against a for-
midable Stars CC bowling attack at the Nirvana oval. First batter up was the young Justyn Trueman, a star cricketer at Stanford lake College. The youngster showed great composure to score an impressive 62 runs oﬀ 58 balls before he was ﬁnally caught in the outﬁeld oﬀ the bowling of Sharif. Trueman’s inning recorded the highest runs of the day. The rest of the batting line-up incuded a mixed bag of results for the young team who ﬁnally left the ﬁeld on 132 runs to prepare for the Stars onslaught. In their innings the Stars CC team, considered by those in the know to be a formidable local force in the league, struggled to ﬁnd their rhythm against the newcomers. Trueman took advantage of the situation and scalped the opening batsman, Arsad Patel, for just 10 runs. Asif Gogta scored the highest runs for the Stars with his 39 not out by the end of play to help his team to a two-run victory on the ﬁnal ball of the match. The Stars CC will now play in the semi-ﬁnals against the Mopani League winners in their bid to reach the League ﬁnals at the end of October. — Joe Dreyer joe@bulletin.us.com Photos by: GKT SportPics
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