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A 79 year old man was burnt to death on Thursday night at Homu in Giyani after his house was set on fire by rampaging residents, accusing him of practicing witchcraft. The house which the
elderly man, Tarazeta Mathebula was burnt to death in.
Elderly burnt
to death
A 79 year old man burnt to death on
Thursday night at Homu 14A section
in Giyani after his house was set on fire
by rampaging residents in a witchcraft
related attack.
The angry residents accused the elderly man, Tarazeta Mathebula and his
relatives of practicing witchcraft.
They accused Mathebula and his
relatives of bewitching Mathebula's
son who died recently in hospital.
Provincial police spokesperson,
Lieutenant Colonel Mohale Ramatseba said three huts and a three bed
roomed house were gutted by fire.
"The deceased's 55 year old sister-in-law sustained serious injuries
after been assaulted by enraged community members," Ramatseba said.
She has been admitted in hospital.
Mathebula's wife, five children and
two grandchildren managed to flee the
scene unharmed.
Seven suspects including men and
women aged between 24 and 46 have
been arrested in connection with the
incidents and will appear before the
Giyani Magistrate's Court soon facing
charges of murder, attempted murder,
public violence and arson.
Ramatseba said incidents of community members taking the law into
their own hands has become a serious
concern in the province.
"Several incidents of vigilantism
where properties were destroyed and
people injured, were reportedly committed.
Community members are therefore
urged not to take the law into their own
hands but to rather contact the police,"
he said.
Inside one of the four houses burnt down by rampaging residents of
Homu village in Giyani on Thursday night.
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Man kills himself after shooting wife
A 47 year old man shot and injured his wife
before turning the gun on himself at their home
at Joppie village on Monday afternoon.
Provincial police spokesperson, Lieutenant
Colonel Mohale Ramatseba said the man shot
himself in the head and died instantly.
The woman was rushed to Letaba Hospital
where she is receiving treatment.
It is alleged the couple had marital problems.
"The firearm used has been confiscated.
Preliminary police investigations reveal that
the firearm used was reported stolen in Alexandra, Gauteng in August 2007. It is not yet
established if the firearm was used in other
criminal activities," said Ramatseba.
The deceased has been identified as Alli
Mojela.
Police investigations are continuing.
Ramatseba urged community members to
seek professional help when experiencing relationship problems instead of resorting to
violence that lead to murder, attempted murder
or assault with intend to do grievous bodily
harm.
Businessman arrested,
vehicles impounded
A local businessman, Thabo Nonyane, was arrested on Friday for possession of the suspected
stolen property. A Tipper truck that was impounded by the Phalaborwa police following the
arrest of Nonyane.
A
well-known
businessman,
Thabo
Nonyane, was arrested by Phalaborwa police
on Friday for allegedly possessing stolen
vehicles to the value of R900 000.
This after it surfaced that one of his vehicles,
a BMW, was reported stolen in Kempton Park
last year and that the chassis number did not
correspond with the car's registration number.
The BMW was impounded by the Namakgale Police earlier this month. During the
investigations into Nonyane's vehicles, police
also discovered that his Toyota Legend 40 was
reported stolen at the Olifantsfontein police
station while a Tipper truck in his possession
was allegedly hijacked in Soshanguve.
The truck and the Toyota have since been
impounded.
It is however not clear how Nonyane ended
up being in possession of the suspected stolen
property.
Phalaborwa Police Spokesperson, Sergeant
Malesela Makgopa, said Nonyane appeared in
the Phalaborwa Magistrate's Court on
Monday.
The case has been postponed to Friday for
formal bail application.
Nonyane is in the sand delivery business at
Majeje outside Namakgale. Police investigations continue.
Hijack suspects arrest at Nwa'mitwa
Two suspects were arrested at N’wamitwa on
Saturday morning in connection with a case of
hijacking.
It is reported a 56 year old man from Marironi
village was hijacked of his Toyota Hilux bakkie
in Tzaneen on Thursday at about 18:00.
Provincial police spokesperson, Lieutenant
Mohale Ramatseba said it was reported the
victim was driving from Tzaneen to Marironi
village when he offered two suspects aged 20
and 30 a lift.
"The two men then pulled out a gun and a
knife on the driver and his female passenger.
"The driver was tied up with a rope and
forced onto the back of the bakkie while the
woman sat in the front with the hijackers. The
men then drove towards N’wamitwa ," said
Ramatseba.
The woman spotted a police car and distracted the driver, causing the bakkie to swerve
and attract the attention of the police
The suspects then fled on foot.
The victims were then rescued and the
vehicle was recovered without any damage.
The suspects were arrested on Saturday after
an intensive search.
The suspects were expected to appear before
More than thousand
arrested over Easter
Police have arrested a total of 1070
people in the province over the Easter
period for various offences including
murder, rape and robbery.
Provincial police spokesperson,
Lieutenant Colonel Mohale Ramatseba said most of the suspects were
arrested at road blocks which were
conducted throughout the province.
Other crimes included culpable
homicide, child abuse, public violence, stock and motor theft, fraud and
malicious damage to property.
Ramatseba said admission of guilt
fines ranging from R100 to R2 000
were issued to 527 people for drinking
in public, selling liquor without a
licence and contravention of the Liquor Act.
Police recovered one stolen computer, five stolen cell phones, two ATM
cards, three sound system, clothing
items and jewellery.
"R5 300 cash stolen from a shop in
Tzaneen was also recovered from the
arrested suspects," said Ramatseba.
The Provincial Commissioner Lieutenant General Simon Mpembe commended the good work performed by
the police throughout the Easter weekend which led to the arrest of the
suspects. He reiterated that the operations will continue in order to ensure that perpetrators of crime are
dealt with ruthlessly in the province.
the Tzaneen Magistrate's Court at the time of
going to press.
The cluster commander of Tzaneen police,
Major General Maggie Mathebula has welcomed the arrest of the two suspects and
appealed to motorists to avoid offering hitchhikers lifts as that can cost their lives, get
injured or lose their vehicles.
Test station charges
struck off roll
The fraud case against the
Phalaborwa Private Testing Station staff was struck off the roll
recently.
The Phalaborwa Magistrate’s
Court applied section 342A which
stipulates that the case cannot be
reinstated without instruction
from the Director for Public Prosecution.
A case of fraud and corruption
had been opened against the three
officials, Madeleine Venter, Anneline
Tayler,
and
Steven
Sekokotla, attached to the
Phalaborwa Private Vehicle Testing Station.
They were arrested last year for
allegedly issuing roadworthy certificates to motor vehicles without
testing them in contravention of
National Road Traffic Act of 1996,
(93 of 1996).
According to the Department of
Roads and Transport, the alleged
fraud cost the department immensely.
The then Limpopo MEC for
Roads and Transport, Pinky
Kekana, had approved the suspension of the registration of
Phalaborwa Private Vehicle Testing Station from the eNaTIS after
the Anti-Fraud and Corruption as
well as Transport Administration
and Licensing Directorates undertook an investigation following
allegations that the station was
issuing certificates of roadworthiness without testing vehicles.
Due to this ruling in court, this
could not be proven.
Tayler, the station owner, confirmed that the testing station has
been sold to a new owner and the
station will be operational from
the end of the month.
20 arrested in Bolobedu
Bolobedu police arrested 20 people over the weekend for various
criminal activities.
Ten people were arrested for public drinking and four for assault with
intent to cause grievous bodily harm.
Bolobedu police spokesperson, Constable
Rebotile Shai said housebreaking in Bolobedu
was getting out of control but they made a
breakthrough over the weekend and arrested
six suspects.
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MOPANI NEWS - Friday 20 April 2012
PAGE 3
About 310 workers of LA Crushers downed tools last week to demand beter pay and improved benefits. The workers demand a minimum R6 000 wage increment.
Tools down for more money
About 310 workers of LA Crushers in
Phalaborwa affiliated to National Union of
Mine Workers (NUM) downed tools on Friday
demanding better pay and improved benefits.
The workers are demanding a minimum
wage of R6 000, a double of what they are
currently earning, better housing allowance,
shift allowance and medical aid.
The union representing the workers said
they will not return to work until the company
is ready to come to the table and negotiate
with the union.
NUM Mopani Regional Secretary, William
Mabapa, said the workers are currently earn-
ing a minimum of R3100 and have not been
given an increase on housing allowance this
year.
Mabapa said they had a meeting with the
company's management on Monday, but it
was fruitless.
"Workers will continue to strike until their
demands are met. We are waiting for the
management to call us to negotiate", said
Mabapa.
The workers are on a no work no pay
strike.
LA Crushers' management had not responded at the time of going to press.
Malatji twins on murder rap
The convicted murderers, Malatji twin
brothers appeared in the Phalaborwa Regional
Court last Friday on a further charge of murder
.
The accused, Nchokoe and Ndiba Malatji,
allegedly shot and killed a South African
National Defense Force member, Sphiwe
Maake in 2004.
They were recently sentenced to life imprisonment in the Phalaborwa High Court for
the murder of Walter Mojela.
The twins shot and killed Walter Mojela in
Namakgale after a robbery at No Mathata shop
in 2007. They then fled with his Toyota Tazz
which was later found abandoned in Namakgale.
During the sentencing, the presiding judge
said that life imprisonment was a prescribed
sentence for the twins because they murdered
Mojela for no reason and showed no remorse.
Nchokoe and Ndiba have been in an out of
police custody for various crimes since they
dropped out of school in 1996 and 1997
respectively.
They were once convicted for theft.
The case was postponed to Thursday
(today).
12 arrested in Namakgale
Namakgale police arrested 12 people over
the past week for various criminal activities.
Two people were arrested assault with intent
to cause grievous bodily harm, two for common assault, one for violation of protection
order and two for possession of suspected
stolen property.
One person was arrested for common robbery, one for drunk and driving, two for failing
to appear before court and one for theft out of
motor vehicle.
Ten people arrested in Lulekani
Lulekani police arrested ten people over the
past week for various criminal offences.
Two people were arrested for assault with
intent to cause grievous bodily harm, two for
violation of a protection order, one for failing
to pay maintenance, one for public drinking,
three for violating the road traffic act and one
for pointing someone as a witch.
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A newly built house for the Maenetja family donated by Mashrik Social Development
Agency.
A tent in which Maenetja family lived in since last year.
Family moves from tent to house
Sleeping in a cramped tent is over for the
Maenetja family of Dipatjeng village in Bokgaga following the official opening of their new
house by Premier Cassel Mathale on Saturday.
The roof tiled, three bed roomed modern
house was built as a donation to the 13
member family by Mashrik Social Development Consultancy after the approach by the
Greater Tzaneen Municipality.
A 59 year-old woman Nthabiseng Maenetja,
her children and grandchildren have been
living in the tent since their mud house collapsed last year.
Mashrik also bought furniture for all the
rooms. No one in the family is working and
they depended on child support grant for
survival.
Premier Mathale commended the owners of
Mashrik Social Development Consultancy,
Mike Sambo and Somisa Mashele for building
the house for the needy family. He said the
public and private partnership is crucial in the
fight against poverty and underdevelopment.
He encouraged children from the area to
take education seriously as it will improve their
lives and that of their families.
Maenetja thanked Mashrik for their generous
donation and for ensuring that her family have
a proper shelter.
Premier Cassel Mathale cutting a ribbon
to mark the official
opening of a new
house for the Maenetja family at Dipatjeng village in Bokgaga on Saturday.
Photo: left
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GREATER LETABA
MUNICIPALITY
MUNICIPALITY
The Greater Letaba Municipality hereby invites
service providers for the following:
BID NO.
DESCRIPTION
GLM027/2012 GLM028/2012 GLM029/2012 GLM030/2012 GLM031/2012 GLM032/2012 GLM033/2012 GLM034/2012 GLM035/2012 SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF COMPULSORY SITE
INSPECTION/BRIEFING
SESSION
CONTACT PERSON
NOTICE FOR DRAFT 2012/2013
INTEGRATED DEVELOPMENT PLAN AND BUDGET
VAN VUUREN L.D.P @ 082 494 4416 TLB SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF WATER CART UPGRADE OF MODJADJISKLOOF TAXI RANK 24/04/2012 Time:12:00 Venue:Modjadjiskloof Taxi Rank 24/04/2012 Time:10:00 Venue:Kgapane Old Sub‐
Office 24/04/2012 Time:10:00 Venue: Main Office FENCING AND PAVING OF KGAPANE OLD SUB‐OFFICE CABLING OF NEW OFFICE BUILDING Disaster Recovery Plan INSTALLATION OF FIRE EXTINGUISHERS SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF OFFICE FURNITURE INSTALLATION OF PREMICELLS The Draft Budget, Financial Policies and reviewed Integrated Development Plan for the 2012/
2013 financial year have been compiled and tabled to the Greater Tzaneen Municipal Council
on the 30th March 2012, in terms of the Municipal Finance Management Act 56 of 2003 and
the Municipal System Act 32 of 2000.
MAMITWA N. @ 0827465881 SEWAPE O @079 694 4799 Mabakachaba M.S @ 015 3099246/7/8 The bids will be evaluated according to the PPPFA on the 80/20 point scoring system and
other related policies.
Specifications will be available at the Supply Chain Management Office from the 24 April
2012 on a non-refundable amount of R100.00 per bid document.
in a sealed envelope marked “the bid number and description” must be deposited into
Bids
the Tender Box at the following address: Civic centre, Botha Street, Modjadjiskloof.
right to accept the proposals in whole, or part, or
Greater
Letaba Municipality reserves the
not accepting any proposal whatsoever. Please note: Telegraphic, E-mailed and faxed proposals will not be accepted.
In terms of section 22 of Municipal Financial Management Act, the above mentioned
documents are made available for public viewing, possible comments or inputs, during office
at the following offices:
CIVIL CENTRE
: 38 Agatha Street, Tzaneen,
SUB OFFICES
: Lenyenye, Nkowankowa,
LIBRARIES
: Letsitele and Haenertsburg,
THUSONG CENTRES
: Bulamahlo, Relela, Runnymede and Lesedi
WEBSITE
: www.tzaneen.gov.za
Comments and inputs (In written form) are invited from every member of the community and
stakeholders of Greater Tzaneen Municipality and from all organs of state and parastatals, by
not later than 30th April 2012, for the attention of Mrs. TC Mametja (Municipal Manager) and
Mr. Andre Le Grange (Chief Financial officer).
For more information please contact:
Mr. Gerald Twala/ Nare Rabothata (IDP)
Office Telephone Number: 015 307 8000/ Ext. 8387
Email: gerald.twala@tzaneen.gov.za and nare.rabothata@tzaneen.gov.za
Mr. Johan Biewenga/ Mr. Arnold Mathebula (Budget)
Office Telephone Number: 015 307 8061/ Ext. 8072
Email: johan.biewenga@tzaneen.gov.za and arnold.mathebula@tzaneen.gov.za
Closing Date : 04 May 2012
Closing Time: 12H00
Her Worship Mrs. DJ Mmetle
Greater Tzaneen Municipality Mayor
Municipal Manager
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PAGE 5
300 Bursaries up for grabs
While black chartered accountants remain
so much scarcer than their white counterparts,
the South African Institute of Chartered Accountants (SAICA) is working tirelessly to
transform the profession.
As part of its transformation goals, the
institute is offering 300 bursaries to qualifying
African and Coloured Grade 12 learners who
wish to pursue a career as a Chartered Accountant [CA(SA)] but don't have the money
to do so.
Aspiring CA(SA) students must have
achieved outstanding Grade 11 results and
should have a minimum of 60% in mathematics (5 or above on the NSC scale of
Achievement), not maths literacy.
The closing date for applications is 30 April
2012.
One of SAICA's prime goals is to strengthen
the country's economy by playing a significant and leading role in transformation and
skills development.
Through its transformation initiatives
namely the Thuthuka Bursary Fund (TBF) and
Thuthuka Education Upliftment Fund (TEUF),
SAICA plans to transform the demographics of
the profession to reflect those of the country in
terms of race and gender.
One such beneficiary of the fund Kim Jacobs
from Toekomsrus, East of Johannesburg is one
of the youngest of three children raised by her
single mother and the first member of her
family to go to university. Her brother was the
sole breadwinner and started working immediately after high school, although his
dream was to study finance and banking but
he postponed his dream so that he could take
care of the family.
Jacobs is just one of over 1000
Thuthuka-funded university students who are
currently studying towards qualifying as
chartered accountants [CAs(SA)].
Eight hundred and four of these students are
undergraduates and over 200 are at honours
level.
Tasked with boosting the numbers of black
CAs(SA), Thuthuka is a holistic programme
designed to nurture promising African and
Coloured students from high school, through
university, their workplace training and, ultimately, to prepare them for their qualifying
examinations towards becoming CAs(SA).
"This is not just money paid over to the
students. We address the student's broader
lifestyle needs via a comprehensive programme and work with the students as a
group," says Nthato Selebi, Project Director of
SAICA's Thuthuka Bursary Fund.
"When a TBF student gets to a SAICA
accredited university they will be covered for
textbooks, their accommodation in residence
and meals. TBF students are also given extra
classes, tutorials, mentoring, life skills training, workplace readiness and any other
non-academic support they might need on
their path to becoming a CA(SA)," Selebi goes
on to explain.
He stresses that it is imperative that learners
are aware that maths literacy is not accepted or
recognised when applying for a Thuthuka
bursary, but that core mathematics is. Universities also generally require any learner
intending to study a B Com accounting degree
to have mathematics as a matric subject.
Selebi points out that the TBF has proven
itself as an effective solution to addressing the
skills shortage in the country. Evidence of such
effectiveness is reflected in the remarkable
success of the first seven years of implementation.
Grade 12 learners are encouraged to send a
request for an application form, together with
their grade 11 results and their postal address
to: The Thuthuka Bursary Fund, P.O. Box
59875, Kengray, Johannesburg, 2100 ornVisit
the
SAICA
website
at
www.saica.co.za>Learners
&Students>Thuthuka>Thuthuka
Bursary
Fund>Thuthuka Bursary Fund Application or
call the SAICA contact centre at 0861 107 422
or email Jane Seate at janes@saica.co.za.
Mopani District Municipality
Applications are invited from persons
with relevant experience and appropriate
qualifications for the following positions:
AGRICULTURAL OFFICER
REMUNERATION: R280 766.66, R294, 945.26, R309, 884.33 per annum
plus housing subsidy, UIF, medical aid and pension benefits.
REQUIREMENTS: Relevant Degree in Agricultural Economics or
Equivalent. At least two years agricultural management experience.
project Management skills. Understanding of Public Finance
Management Act and Municipal Finance Management Act, and LED.
Computer Literacy. A valid driver's licence. Administrative capacity,
economic analytical capacity and problem solving skills. Ability to work
independently and under pressure. Knowledge and understanding of
market access risk, performance risks. Preparedness to be subjected to
security clearance.
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES: Develop and structure agriculture specific
models for farmers. Develop sustainable Agri BEE financing models.
Analyse agribusiness and economic conditions of the district for effective
agri financing strategy. Appraise and evaluate agricultural credit
legislation in order to provide support services within the IDP and LED
Planning Environment. Advise Farmers on policy and legislations.
Facilitate links between the district municipality, other government
institutions in agriculture and related fields and farmers.
TOURISM OFFICER
The Manganyi siblings, Ananias, Khensani, Chris, Xitshembiso and Mikateko at their dilapidated
house. Photos by Victor Hlungwani.
School learners’ dream to see orphans live in
a decent house became true last week when
the Manganyi siblings were handed the keys to
a new five-roomed home at Ngove village.
Touched by the plight of the five orphans
living in a dilapidated structure two years ago,
the Khanyisa Combined School learners in
Giyani took to the streets selling sweets and
chips to raise money to build a decent house
for the destitute family.
After the efforts of the learners where highlighted in the media, Gijas Home Improvement Centre, the Mabunda Royal Council and
Build It came on board to finish the house.
REMUNERATION: R280, 766.66, R294, 945.26, R309, 884.33 per
annum plus housing subsidy, UIF, medical aid and pension benefits.
REQUIREMENTS: Degree or Diploma in Tourism or Equivalent. A valid
driver's licence. Preparedness to be subjected to security clearance.
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES: To coordinate all matters related to or
impacting on the tourism sector within the Municipality. To facilitate and
manage tourism awareness programmes. To stimulate the formation and
support of tourism forums and associations amongst all interested and
involved communities. To establish a working relationship / partnership
with tourism associations and forums. To gather and disseminate data
information related to market trends. To coordinate proper management of
all local tourism sites and attractions, including signage that have tourism
significance. To coordinate tourism the branding and marketing of the
district.
Enquiries: Ms Mathebula T.M. Tel. 015-811 6300.
WOMEN AND PEOPLE WITH DISSABILITIES ARE ENCOURAGED
TO APPLY.
Please forward your application through the prescribed form
(www.mopani.gov.za) together with your comprehensive CV and recent
certified copies of your qualifications and the identity document to:
The Municipal Manager, Mopani District Municipality, Private Bag
x9687, GIYANI, 0826.
Z83 forms and fax applications will not be accepted.
CLOSING DATE: 04 May 2012 at 12h00.
PLEASE NOTE: Fraudulent qualifications or documentations will immediately
disqualify any application. MDM reserves the right not to fill these posts, should
there be no suitable candidate identified. Late submissions will be disqualified.
Should you not receive any response within one (1) month after the closing date,
regard your application as unsuccessful. Submission without certified copies of
qualifications will not be considered.
Some of Khanyisa Combined School learners with Meshack Makhubele of Gijas Home
Improvement Centre and the Manganyi siblings in front of the newly built house.
Mr M.T. Maake, Municipal Manager
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R750.000.00
Contact
082-467-4758
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Sosaties,
Fillets,
boerewors,
biltong,
croc-tails etc. Cooking
and preparation booklet
available.
Tel:
015-307-4398/
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Grafted at R20 and
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ACCOMMODATION
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AT
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BAOBAB. 5 Chalets
ensuite. R300 p/p.
Contractors Wendy
houses/caravans etc.
R100 p/p. Heather
082-413-2228
Talented Merren Damezulu Sabela will
showcase his beautiful artwork at Hoedspruit
Frames next Thursday.
The 46 year old artist from Nwa'mitwa
outside Tzaneen started painting and drawing
at high school and has fell in love with art ever
since.
"At high school my classmates loved my
work and that's when my love for visual art
grew. Its really good and fulfilling when people
love and appreciate what you do," says Sabela
who is also a teacher.
Sabela can paint and draw just about anything, including amongst others portraits, animals, birds and flowers.
After discovering that he had artistic skills,
Sabela enrolled at Artist Proof Studio in Johannesburg in 1988 where he received visual
art training.
After graduating, he put his skills to the test
by teaching some of his learners how to draw
and paint.
"After school I would paint and draw as
much as possible, preparing for exhibitions I
was invited to," he says.
His first major exhibition was in 1994 at
Northern Development Corporation in Venda
where he obtained second position. The following year he claimed first prize at the same
exhibition.
He also exhibited his work at the Hampton
Parkridge to hope Exhibition & Polokwane
Regional Exhibition, Collaboration Ivo Artist
for Sasol Signatures and also at the Solo
Exhibition: Gallery on the Square in Sandton.
He says some of the challenges he is faced
with include finding buyers for his work and art
material.
"I mostly sell my work at exhibitions.
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Talented Merren Damezulu Sabela from Nwa'Mitwa outside Tzaneen
showing one of his beautiful artwork.
"One day I want to overcome
these challenges and become one
of the best sellers in the country,"
says Sabela.
Relations Forum
for Mopani held
The Mopani District Intergovernmental Relations Forum meeting was held at Tarentaal last Tuesday.
The meeting of the forum which
brought together both the political
and administrative leadership
from the Mopani District Municipality and all its five local municipalities, district managers of
sector departments and parastatals was aimed at reviewing the
progress made with regard to service delivery from July to December last year.
The forum announced that the
district and the local municipality
have jointly implemented 117 developmental projects during the
six months throughout the district.
These projects includes among
others tarring of roads, building
and upgrading of water and sewerage schemes and electricity projects.
The various government entities
also share their challenges and
experiences during the meeting.
The Forum is expected to sit
next month to evaluate the first
quarter year 2012.
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Voortrekker street.
8000 sq m - approved
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R2.800.0000.00.
Contact no:
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TZANEEN:
Sheep and Goats for
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R2500.00 Emu Male
R1500.00 Incubators/
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GREATER
TZANEEN
MUNICIPALITY
Supply Chain Management
Cancellation of Bid
Coal stoves
BID DESCRIPTION: HIRE OF WATER TANKERS TO SUPPLY PORTABLE WATER IN
LESEDI, BOLAMAHLO, RELELE AND RUNNYMADE.
Magic, Jewel
Glenwood & Dover
Kindly take note that the above bid has been cancelled.
The bid was advertised on 06 April 2012 in Letaba Herald, Mopani Herald, Bulletin, Website
and Notice Board. Service providers who already bought the documents, will be refunded.
Wood or coal
For more information contact Thabo 072 174 8284
T.C. Mametja
Municipal Manager
Spares & repairs
77626
Pieter
083 627 8523
MOPANI NEWS - Friday 20 April 2012
SPORT
SAFA Mopani SAB Regional League Log Stream A
Team
P
W
D
L
Black Angus
24
17
5
Mhlokozi Fast Move
24
17
3
Bilika All Stars
25
16
4
Jackson Young Stars
25
15
6
Mamaila Citizen
24
15
4
Mawa Real Bullets
24
13
6
Gawula Classic
26
13
6
Silawa Hotspurs
26
10
5
Gavaza Stone Breakers
26
8
4
Sedani
25
9
1
Timangweni
24
7
5
Hatshama Bucs
25
6
3
Mamanyoha Golden Arrows
25
4
7
Moleketla Continental
25
3
5
D2 Cosmos
24
0
2
GF
2
4
5
4
5
5
7
11
14
15
12
16
14
17
22
GA
58
53
70
52
50
45
44
42
41
29
38
26
24
29
13
PTS
12
28
26
22
30
26
28
37
56
44
53
54
49
73
76
56
54
52
51
49
45
45
35
28
28
26
21
19
14
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SAFA Mopani SAB Regional League Log Stream B
Team
P
W
D
L
GF
GA
PTS
Baobab Zero Fake
26
23
2
1
81
25
71
Mariveni United
27
21
2
4
86
32
65
Emmanuel Iron Breakers
27
16
4
7
49
28
52
Mariveni River Stars
27
14
5
8
45
32
47
Nkowankowa Barcelona
26
13
6
7
44
24
45
Marumofase
26
12
6
8
45
34
42
Selwane Sundowns
27
11
9
7
42
42
42
Umhlanga Aces
27
10
5
12
48
60
35
Foskor Callies
27
9
5
13
55
59
32
Khalanga
25
9
4
12
29
43
31
Julesburg Young Killers
27
8
6
13
45
58
30
Burgersdorp United
26
8
5
13
33
43
29
Phalaborwa Real Rovers
27
5
6
16
25
51
21
Risenga Golden Chiefs
26
6
3
17
18
50
21
Mariveni Juventus
26
5
3
18
34
64
18
Shipungu United
25
4
3
18
18
52
15
Mopani SAB Regional League weekend results
Stream A: Bilika All Stars 4, Gavaza Stone
Breakers 2; Black Angus 1, Mawa Real Bullets
1; Hatshama Bucs 2, D2 Cosmos 1; Jackson
Young Stars 1, Gawula Classic 1; Moleketla
Continental 0, Mamanyoha Golden Arrows 1;
Sedani 2, Silawa Hotspurs 1; Timangweni 3,
Mhlokozi Fast Move 4.
Stream B: Baobab Zero Fake 2, Mariveni
Juventus 0; Emmanuel Iron Breakers 2, Risenga Golden Chiefs 0; Julesburg Young Killers
3, Mariveni United 3; Mariveni River Stars 1,
Khalanga 1; Phalaborwa Real Rovers 1,
Nkowankowa Barcelona 1; Selwane Sundowns 4, Burgersdorp United 2; Umhlanga
Aces 2, Shipungu United 0.
Exciting Kaizer Letsoalo Games league matches this weekend
This weekend is bound to be yet another
exciting one for the Kaizer Letsoalo Games
(KLG) Soccer League supporters.
The weekend also marks the return to league
action by the newly-crowned champions of
the KLG Easter Tournament, Mogoboya Junior
Chiefs.
On Saturday, GP United welcome Rakoma
at Lephepane ground while a tough battle is
expected at Mapantsula ground when top
teams Khopho All Stars and Royal Celtic lock
horns.
Mogoboya Junior Chiefs travel to the Manamela ground for an encounter with Manamela Naughty Boys whilst Mamogalefa will
be hopeful when they take a short trip to the
Khujwana ground for a date with Real Madrid.
Monatic will play host to the log leaders,
Golden Aces, at the Thlabine ground whilst
Sefika will welcome Mapantsula at Mpaleng
ground.
On Sunday, Phafogang Young Vultures and
Barcelona will confront each other at the
Mapantsula ground in a bottom of the log table
clash while at the Manamela ground
Dub-Root come up against GP United.
Rakoma will entertain the inconsistent side
of Khujwana Classic at the Ga-Rakoma ground
while Tzaneen Pick 'n Pay will play host to
Hotbeans at the Meridean College sports
ground in Nkowankowa.
Lubs and Long Valley are expected to meet
at the Ramoba ground whilst Sparks will fly at
the Mosoroni ground when Mothopong troops
descend there for a fierce battle with Carling.
Royal Celtic will do serious battle with Real
Madrid at the Mpaleng ground.
A mouth watering fixture will be the encounter between Mogoboya Junior Chiefs and
Khopho All Stars billed for the Moruleng,
Rasebalane ground on Sunday. Besides the
fact that this clash involves league title contenders, both sides met in the finals of the KLG
Easter Tournament where Mogoboya Junior
Chiefs won by a good 2-0 scoreline to lift the
trophy. So, it can be expected that Khopho All
Stars will be looking at nothing less than
maximum points to boost their ego.
ERRATUM
GREATER TZANEEN MUNICIPALITY
SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT UNIT
REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF
VEHICLE PARKING IN TZANEEN TOWN
BID NO: SCMU 23/2012
Proposals are hereby invited from prospective experienced service providers for the management of vehicle
parking in Tzaneen town .The minimum specifications are detailed in the bid document. Bid documents are
obtainable at the Supply Chain Unit / Stores Department from the upon payment of a non-refundable fee of
R150.00 payable at the Revenue office: Greater Tzaneen Municipality Civic Centre, Agatha Street.
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Interested service providers must give proof of the following documents:
Proof of qualifications (certified), Proof of registration with relevant professional bodies and registration number,
Company registration / CK form, Valid TAX clearance certificate ,Proof of work experience (attach CV)
Interested service providers are invited to submit their proposal in an enclosed envelop and deposit into the Bid
Box of Greater Tzaneen Municipality Civic Centre, Agatha Street, clearly marked “Request for Proposal for
The Management Of Vehicle Parking In Tzaneen Town , Bid no: SCMU 23/2012”
Compulsory briefing/site inspection will be held on the 23 April 2012 @ 10:00 Entertainment.
CLOSING DATE 11 MAY 2012 AT 12H00 @ COUNCIL CHAMBERS
\PREFERENTIAL PROCUREMENT POLICY FRAMEWORK ACT (PPPFA) POINTS WILL BE AWARDED
ON A 80/20 SYSTEM:
The bid will be evaluated on functionality and service providers must score at least 75 points to be evaluated
further on 80/20 point scoring: Technical context and methodology 25 points; proposed key personnel 25 points;
availability of equipment 25 points and proven similar experience 25 points.
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BIDDERS SHALL TAKE NOTE OF THE FOLLOWING BID CONDITIONS
- The Greater Tzaneen Municipality Supply Chain Management Policy will apply
- Greater Tzaneen Municipality does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any bid and reserves the right to
accept the whole or part of the bid.
- Bids which are late, incomplete, unsigned, faxed or emailed will not be accepted.
- Shortlisted bidders may be invited for presentation
- Council reserves the right to negotiate further conditions and requirements with the successful bidder.
- Contract period: 3 year period
PM
4/2/2012 3:40:42
Enquiries should be directed to Mr Mkhombo at Tel: 015 307 8364
or Leon Mashao at Tel: 015 307 8152/076 813 4063
Mrs. T.C Mametja - Municipal Manager
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4/2/2012
The proposals from the prospective service providers should cover the following aspects;
- Provision of appropriate equipment for accurate recording of parking duration for vehicles in specific, clearly
marked parking bays
- Operation and maintenance of appropriate back- up verification system to address any queries from the public
as well as property.
- Personnel to administer the service both for operation gadgets or equipment used to control and manage
parking as well as managing and supervising operational teams.
- Stationery and any other resources needed to make the service successful.
- Acceptance of payments and ensuring the safekeeping of money collected and payment which would be paid
to the municipality
Price 80 Points; HDI status 12 Points; Female ownership 02Points;
Located within Limpopo area 02 Points; Disability 02 Points and Youth 02 Points
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MOPANI NEWS - Friday 20 April 2012
Stars move to
4th position
Khopho All Stars moved to the fourth position on the Kaizer Letsoalo Games (KLG)
Soccer League log standings following a 2-1
win over the neighbouring Phafogang Young
Vultures by at Mapantsula ground on Saturday.
All Stars, who lost 2-0 to Mogoboya Junior
Chiefs in the finals of KLG Easter Tournament
on Easter Sunday, are currently fourth on the
log table with 21 points accumulated from 10
games.
In other matches, Manamela Naughty Boys
were held to a 1-1 draw by Mapantsula in a
pulsating clash played to a capacity crowd at
Manamela ground. Jackson Makwela scored
for Manamela Naughty Boys, while Ngwako
Malatji netted for Mapantsula.
Lephepane Rovers collected maximum
points after thrashing Dub-Root 3-0 at the
Soccer City, Lephepane ground. A brace by
John Mathole and a goal by Jim Vuma sealed
the match for the hosts. Mothopong went on a
4-0 scoring rampage when they hosted the
neighbouring Lubs at Mothopong ground.
Sarel Mailula and Isaac Mailula each netted a
brace.
The match between Sefika and Monatic
ended in a two-all stalemate at Mpaleng
ground. Lesiba Shai secured the brace for
Sefika, whereas Meshack Leseilane and Prince
Leseilane each scored for Monatic.
In another match played at Matimu ground,
Khujwana Classic beat arch rivals Real Madrid
by a close 2-1 score. This was a sweet revenge
for the Classic players who were painfully
eliminated by Real Madrid in the first round of
the KLG Easter Tournament via penalties.
On Sunday, the struggling Mamogalefa registered a shock 2-0 victory over the fancied
Classic at the Topanama ground. Louis Mathye
and Dengi Mokoni went into the score sheet as
the hosts did the business on the day.
GP United suffered yet another defeat when
they welcomed Manamela Naughty Boys at
the Soccer City. Phineas Morerwa netted a
brace, while Lerato Letsoalo and Matome
Motloutsi added to the tally to give the visitors
a 4-1 victory. The one goal for GP United was
scored by Matome Nkgapele. The hardworking side, Royal Celtic beat Mapantsula 3-1 at
the Mpaleng ground. The goal scoring machine of Royal Celtic, Sonti Mahlo, registered a
brace while Thomas Makgoba scored one.
Peter Malematja pulled one back for Mapantsula.
Long Valley and Tzaneen Pick 'n Pay shared
the spoils at the Long Valley ground after a 1-1
stalemate. Masilo Mangena and Venter
Shingange respectively scored for Long Valley
and Tzaneen Pick 'n Pay. In their second game
of the weekend, Khopho All Stars were merciless in their encounter with the struggling
side of Barcelona at the Mapantsula ground.
Nyandoro Magoro scored a brace, Rio
Machethe netted a hat trick, while Peter Makwela and Lefty Makwela added to the tally to
give Khopho All Stars a deserved 7-3 result.
The goals for Barcelona were netted by Kabelo
Selane, Kabelo Letsoalo and Mphosho Seshoka.
In other clashes played on Sunday, Golden
Aces maintained their leadership in the log
standings when they narrowly beat Carling 2-1
at the Nyekhetlha ground. Elsewhere at the
Topanama ground, hosts Hotbeans punished
the visiting Rakoma by a solid 3-0 scoreline.
Meanwhile, Golden Aces appeared before
the disciplinary committee of KLG on Sunday
where they faced charges relating to players'
and spectator misbehaviour during the KLG
Easter Tournament. In addition to the R800 fine
imposed, the team has been suspended from
all KLG competitions, except the league, until
December next year.
"Our ruling is motivated by the fact that we
are a community development organisation,
and thus cannot build a community if we do
not tackle ill-discipline, violence and insults by
our affiliates," said the Chairman of the Disciplinary Committee, Khombo Vuma.
Khopho All Stars beat Phafogang Young Vultures 2-1 the Kaizer Letsoalo Games (KLG) Soccer
League match at Mapantsula ground on Saturday.
The Kaizer Letsoalo Games Soccer League Log
No Team
1 Golden Aces
2 Mogoboya Junior Chiefs
3 Lephepane Rovers
4 Khopho All Stars
5 Royal Celtic
6 Mothopong
7 Hotbeans
8 Mapantsula
9 Rakoma
10 Manamela Naughty Boys
11 Classic
12 Lubs
13 Tzaneen Pick 'n Pay
14 Mamogalefa
15 Carling
16 Sefika
17 Long Valley
18 Monatic
19 Phafogang
20 Real Madrid
21 Dub-Root
22 GP United
23 Barcelona
24 Shinning Stars
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Shop 31 Masingita Centre
Giyani
Tel: 015 812 1346
GF
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1
0
2
3
2
3
5
7
5
3
4
3
4
5
5
5
6
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GA
19
24
28
21
21
19
16
13
17
14
17
12
13
13
12
9
7
11
7
10
9
9
12
0
PTS
6
4
12
10
5
12
8
7
12
13
17
27
18
12
18
15
8
15
13
12
13
28
37
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25
21
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20
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