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[email protected] “Don’t scream. I don’t want your children to see this.” This is what the suspected hammer monster David Mamvura allegedly told one of his rape victims while covering her mouth with his hand during an attack in her house in Bodenstein Street in January. Little did she know that three months later her 13-year-old sister would have to look into the eyes of the same man, facing the same ordeal. Tammy* immediately phoned her father when she saw the photo of Mamvura in an article Polokwane Observer published last week. Mamvura had appeared in court and was positively linked to at least 15 cases of rape, To page 4 Police need help to solve murder Photo: RC MybuRgh Police investigate the scene where the body of a suspected murdered man was found near the Market Street Bridge on Monday morning. tiCket SCaM at StadiuM No way out Miss Lim pageant geldsake bespreek trofee vir thalia Pensioners wait in long queues for smart IDs Bush experience for bevy of beauties >> Page 6 >> Page 12 Dawie Roodt gesels oor tweede depressie vir SA >> bLadSy 29 >> Page 9 >> bLadSy 48 PEPPS- leerder vereer vir jaar se suksesse R4-00 Tel: 015 291 1061 Read Reality | Realiteitsnuus Nov 27 - Des 3 , 2014 obSeRVeR polokwane Polokwane | Seshego | Mokopane | Dendron | Haenertsburg | Mankweng | Aganang | Lebowakgomo | Sekhukhune VAT incl.Best Community newspaper in SA - 2005/2009/2010/2011/2012 Tel: 015 284 8700 Fax: 086 618 2777 Sales: 015 284 8707 Deliveries: 083 666 6720 Portion 47, Palmietfontein POLOKWANE (Burgersfort Road) email:
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[email protected] Revelations of an alleged scam centering around the suspected sale of complimentary tickets for sporting events at the new Peter Mokaba Stadium are bound to rock Polokwane when the South African Municipal Workers’ Union (Samwu) in Limpopo intends presenting na- tional law enforcers with evidence in that regard. Within the next fortnight they intended raising the matter, brought to their attention by three prominent corporate identities in Polokwane, with the Police’s anti- corruption unit, Samwu Provincial To page 4 l Samwu dossier set to shock 2 polokwaneOBSERVER November 27, 2014NEWS WHO WE ARE>> Tel: 015 291 1061 | Fax: 015 291 3654
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[email protected] Polokwane se reservoir-vlakke is kommerwek-kend laag met twee van die opgaardamme wat bykans geen water het nie, terwyl die munisipaliteit se reaksietyd op gebarste pype veel te wense oorlaat. Intussen word duisende liter water in veral Westenburg on- nodig vermors voordat gebarste pype herstel word. ‘n Kind wat glo Donderdag- oggend op pad skool toe was, het in ‘n massiewe kolk beland wat op die sypaadjie in Winter- straat ontstaan het as gevolg van ‘n gebarste waterpyp waar duisende liter water vermors is volgens ‘n anonieme inwoner. Die inwoner se ma het glo ook groot skade nadat dieselfde watermassa oorkant die pad deur haar motorhuis by die sy- deur van haar woning ingespoel en skade aan haar matte en vloere veroorsaak het. “Die pyp het Woensdag 19:00 begin lek en omstreeks 00:00 gebars. My ma het sedert 05:00 die vol- gende oggend die munisipaliteit geskakel. Teen 07:00 het hulle die eerste keer hier aangekom en weer gery,” sê sy. ‘n Kon- trakteur het glo nie lank daarna nie opgedaag en die inwoners meegedeel hulle weet nie waar om die pyp toe te draai nie. Intussen het inwoners probeer keer dat water verdere skade aan hul eiendomme aanrig terwyl ander emmers geskep het vir eie gebruik. Sommige het selfs die geleent- heid gebruik om hul motors en wasgoed in die straatrivier te was. Sedert Maandag het nie een van die drie munisipale woord- voerders op navrae gereageer nie. Inwoners raadop met gebarste waterpype ‘n Westenburg-inwo ner was sy motor in die massa water wat in die straat afvloei. FOTO’S: RC MYBURGH ‘n Graaf word weggedruk in die kolk wat gevorm het waar die waterpyp gebars het. 3polokwaneOBSERVER November 27, 2014 NEWS 55 Church Street, Polokwane • Tel: 015 291 2255 • Fax: 015 295 4478 •
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[email protected] Gym equipment worth millions of Rand was discovered to have been left in storage since 2006 at the Limpopo Academy of Sport (LAS) offices when the National As- sembly’s Portfolio Committee on Sport and Recreation paid a visit to the academy’s offices on Monday. Democratic Alliance (DA) member of the oversight committee, Solly Malatsi, who is also the Shadow Minister of Sport and Recreation in the National Assembly said the DA was shocked by the discovery of the much-needed gym equipment that was bought in 2006 with National Lottery funds and has yet to be allocated to suitable recipients by LAS and the Limpopo Department of Sport, Arts and Culture. “It is completely unacceptable that gym equipment that could be of great use to emerging athletes in Limpopo has been dumped in a storage facility for almost a dec- ade without use,” Malatsi said in a DA media statement released on Monday. Acting Head of Department, Mabakane Mangena said the sport equipment had been in storage at LAS until officials could decide who would be worthy recipients of the equipment. Mangena continued that with the possible disbandment of LAS and the replacement with the Limpopo Sport Confederation, no management structures were in place to allocate the equipment to the necessary sporting codes that would benefit from the use of the equipment. Mangena said officials from the departmnet have committed to relocating the gym equipment to Capricorn High School for the ben- efit of athletes affiliated to LAS on or before 30 March 2015. Malatsi said the DA will monitor the situation to ensure that the department meets the scheduled deadline next year. Missing gym equipment worth over R1 million discovered PHOTO: SUPPLIED Some of the gym equip- ment worth approximately R1 million that was discovered lying unused at offices belong- ing to the Limpopo Acad- emy of Sport by members of the National Portfolio Com- mittee on Sport and Recreation on Monday. 4 polokwaneOBSERVER November 27, 2014NEWS Come and enjoy good food & music Sisters’ ordeal at hands of monster Ticket scam at stadium From page 1 robbery, assault and attempted murder. “My family visited me that evening and when my sister saw his face she imme- diately identified him as the man who allegedly raped her in March,” Tammy said in an exclusive interview. During Tammy’s ordeal her iPhone, iPad and laptop were stolen. “The incident was reported to the Police but I also conducted my own investigation by trac- ing my iPhone. Some of my friends went to a nearby house where the phone was found in possession of a Zimbabwean man who said he bought it from another Zimbabwean man,” she said, adding that the Police were called to the scene where a man was allegedly arrested on the Saturday. On Monday when her father, Samuel*wanted to see the man at the Police holding cells he was informed that the man had been released. Samuel confirmed that Police told him that the suspect was no longer being held. “As a fighting woman I never felt as helpless as that night when he raped me. I just shut down and wanted it to be over. I became depressed and with no proper investigation into the case I just gave up,” Tammy said. During the incident with Samuel’s youngest daughter, Liza*in March, the alleged rapist is suspected to have spent a lot of time searching the family home in Devenish Street before waking Liza. “I made your parents sleep. There is no point in screaming,” she recalled him saying. “We were five people in the house and not one woke up. He got in through a window after cutting the burglar bars. He knew exactly what was in the house. He woke Liza and told her about the safe in my room and that he needed the key. He knew what type of cell phone everyone in the house had and made it clear he was not interested in her cousin’s (who was also in the house) older model phone,” Samuel said. Liza’s plan was to get him to Samuel’s room to show him the key to the safe, but he wouldn’t agree. He then raped her and left with two cell phones and a laptop. A case was opened at the Police but later closed as no one could be linked to either incident nor were any arrests made. “I was also called to attend an identifica- tion parade with my daughter, but when I arrived at the Police station I was told the investigating officer was occupied in a workshop and I should return the fol- lowing week. The following week I was informed the investigating officer was on leave which resulted in no parade being held,” Samuel said. “Tammy was informed by an inves- tigating officer that Mamvura has been positively linked to her case via DNA. I am currently in the process of consulting with the investigating officer to reopen the case of Liza. Since the article reported that the man was arrested, my two daughters are different people. They are more relaxed and both say they sleep bet- ter,” Samuel said. Since the alleged rape of Liza the fam- ily moved to three different houses but none were safe enough for her. Now the family lives in a security complex. Tammy also moved to a different apartment since her ordeal. “This has had a huge affect on the family. We are still in the healing process, but hopefully with the right person behind bars, we can find closure. It is however not just about justice, we need answers. I would still like to know his reason for the rampage he caused among woman and children,” Samuel said, calling on low ranking officers to investigate cases properly and not just to close a docket but rather to make an effort and cases will be solved much quicker. Mamvura will appear in court again next week. Police confirmed the case number and charge of rape and house robbery opened by Tammy. *pseudonyms to protect the al- leged victims From page 1 Secretary Simon Mathe told Polokwane Ob- server this week. At that moment the unit was apparently engaged in investigations following up on leads supplied by Samwu on alleged price inflation at a parastatal in Limpopo, he said. According to the evidence at their disposal the alleged scam had apparently been oper- ated from within Polokwane Municipality by a top official and a junior employee since 2011, Mathe disclosed. He further divulged that they have received information from individuals at the helm of the respective business concerns about the alleged sale of sets of complimentary tickets for suites at the stadium at a cost of R18 000 or R19 000 per match for which money seemingly had to be deposited into the junior official’s bank account in return. The case is one of several receiving attention from Samwu. Mathe indicated Samwu in Lim- popo had been quiet for too long and that it was high time they exposed issues that bothered for some time. Speaking to Polokwane Observer on the eve of the union’s eighth provincial congress at Bela-Bela this week, Mathe referred to an unrelated matter of conduct of Polokwane Municipality officials posing to be problematic to the union. He alleged that officials within the municipality resorted to questionable disciplinary processes against those known for their alliance to Samwu. The union is questioning what it regards as unlawful suspension of a manager in the municipality last week for alleged failure to submit a monthly report. The same counted for two traffic department officials seemingly hap- hazardly suspended two to three months back for alleged fraud and corruption in May last year while the delayed action against them was not followed up with investigation reports. To Samwu it seemed as though politics of the ruling party informed the suspensions, he added. Another matter that required attention related to financial products offered by a reputable coun- trywide corporate at a favourable interest rate exclusively to Samwu members, he indicated. According to him requests for deductions from member’ salaries to meet the obligations as per service level agreement entered into had been met by all municipalities across the province but Polokwane Municipality, despite Polokwane Executive Mayor Thembi Nkadimeng giving an undertaking that she would have it resolved. Mathe claimed that officials at middle to top management level within the municipality alleg- edly lent money to subordinates at an astro- nomical interest rate and the submission for stop orders against salaries for the particular products by the service provider was seen to bring to an end a lucrative practice. At the same time Mathe referred to Samwu in the province having instructed the union’s law- yers to file for a contempt of court order against Cooperative Governance, Human Settlements and Traditional Affairs (Coghsta) MEC Makoma Makurupetje, Greater Tzaneen Municipality, its acting Municipal Manager and Director of Plan- ning and Economic Development respectively if not complying with two Labour Court orders issued on 18 November by end of business on Tuesday. In terms of the court orders, of which copies were provided to Polokwane Observer, the acting officials were interdicted from continu- ing to act in the positions exceeding the specified period of extension. Mathe emphasised that the initial court orders, for which applications were brought a week prior, had been ignored. He in- dicated Samwu in the province was at the same time dismayed by reports of alleged intimidation against their shop stewards based on the court order. The union was waiting for a date for an en- gagement with the ruling party at provincial level after recently raising certain concerns with them, it was learnt. A memorandum with 12 grievances dated Friday contains demands, including the im- plementation of the court orders with immediate effect and serves as additional documentation provided in this regard. The memorandum demands urgent interven- tion as Greater Tzaneen Municipality “is on the verge of collapsing”. The document elaborates on, among others, alleged inflated contract amounts and terms as well as a Council decision for the purchase of a vehicle for the Speaker of close to half a million in May this year at a time of financial instability. In her comment, Polokwane Municipal- ity Marketing and Communications Manager Tidimalo Chuene said the issues raised had been noted and would be forwarded to the Municipal Manager’s Office and Director of Corporate Ser- vices for feedback expected towards the end of the week. Comment from Coghsta and Greater Tzaneen Municipality is still awaited. 5polokwaneOBSERVER November 27, 2014 NEWS WaRREn Blunt >>
[email protected] Grade 12 learners from Ben-Evelyn English Medium Combined School in Makgofe village near Seshego have been prohibited from writing their final Independ- ent Examination Board (IEB) exams after it was found the learners were illegally promoted from Grade 11 last year. The Spokesperson for the Department of Education (DoE), Paena Galane confirmed that the school did not comply with the Quality Assurance Council in General and Further Edu- cation and Training’s (Umalusi) requirements in promoting the Grade 11 learners to matric in 2013 and is not registered with the depart- ment to teach learners in Grade 11 and 12. This means the 52 Grade 12 learners were not registered to write their final exams. Galane said 34 of the Grade 12 learners at Ben-Evelyn were accommodated at IEB examination centres elsewhere so they could write their final Grade 12 exams as part-time learners. The remaining 17 learners were left in the dark as to why they could not write their final exams and were waiting for the outcome of a meeting at the end of the week between the school’s lawyers and the education authorities as to why they were unable to write their final IEB exams. A Grade 12 learner at Ben-Evelyn said when they reported for their final exams at an IEB examination centre near the school in October, an evaluator informed them they were not regis- tered for the exams and they were turned away. Since then the 17 learners have received no explanation as to why they were not allowed to write their exams from the school principal and the education authorities. The learner confirmed that he had passed his preliminary matric exams in July and is highly traumatised at not being able to sit for his final exams despite attending Grade 12 classes for the whole year. Galane said Ben-Evelyn applied in 2011 at the DoE to be registered to teach Grade 11 and 12 learners, but failed to meet the necessary re- quirements. It was also found that the educators at the school were not registered at the South African Council of Educators. Despite not meet- ing the requirements, Ben-Evelyn continued to offer classes for Grade 11 and 12 learners and even issued reports to promote the learn- ers to the next grade, without the necessary authorisation, according to Galane. He said all school reports must comply with School Based Assessment requirements. This means that all the Grade 11 learners from Ben-Evelyn were Heartbreak for Grade 12s at improperly registered school illegally promoted to Grade 12 last year and were not registered to write their IEB exams in 2014. Galane has issued a warning to parents wanting to register their children with private learning institutions to check out the creden- tials of the facility. “All private and independent schools have to register before 31 October with the DoE. The DoE publishes a list of all the properly registered private learning es- tablishments at the beginning of January and parents must ensure they do not send their >> Learners were illegally promoted from Grade 11 last year >> Applied at DoE in 2011 for registration to teach Grades 11 and 12 but failed to meet necessary requirements children to schools that don’t comply with the necessary regulations and legislation to avoid a repeat of what is happening to the learners at Ben-Evelyn English Medium Combined School,” Galane warned parents. When Polokwane Observer asked the Principal of Ben-Evelyn, Maria Rawale for comment on the matter, the newspaper was referred to the school’s lawyer, whose phone remained unanswered despite several calls. Further follow-up calls to Ben-Evelyn’s were also unanswered yesterday morning (Wednesday). The smart choice Vodacom Power to you Offer valid from 07 November till 06 December 2014 at your nearest Vodacom shops, Vodacom 4U and Authorised Vodacom dealers. Standard terms and conditions apply. Available on new contracts and upgrades. VAT inclusive. E&EO. Vodacom reserves the right to alter or withdraw the deals advertised without notice. Please visit vodacom.co.za for full terms and conditions. Data transfer speed is not guaranteed and is dependent on network available and device capability. Visit www.vodacom.co.za/uchoose for more info on call 082 277 5000. Vodacom Smart Tab 3G + One month Deezer subscription R69PMX24 Standard MyGig 1 Also On uchoose 1GB data 1GB night owl • 7” Touchscreen • 2MP Camera • Latest Android 4.4 (Kitkat) OS 6 polokwaneOBSERVER November 27, 2014NEWS WaRREn Blunt >>
[email protected] Elderly people from the rural areas in Limpopo that want to apply for their smart IDs have to wait in long queues at the Polokwane Home Affairs office in order to process the cards. Only the Home Affairs offices at Polokwane and Lebowakgomo are presently able to pro cess smart card applications in the Capricorn District. Sometimes the elderly residents are sent home after waiting in the queue the whole day as the Home Affairs office in Polokwane can only process a certain quota of smart cards for the day. A resident from the city that brings in people from the rural areas to Polokwane for their smart IDs commented that if everything is done on computer and applicants that already have IDs don’t need to take photos, surely something can be done to speed up the process like having a computer taken to rural areas and old age homes. Pensioners have been able to get their new smart ID cards free of charge since January 2014 at the Polokwane branch if their birth date falls in January. Thereafter, pensioners were able to apply for the smart ID card on the month of their date of birth at no charge and this has resulted in many pensioners from the rural areas going to the office of Home Affairs in Polokwane to collect their smart ID cards. On some days when many pensioners are applying for their new cards, they have to wait all day in order for the necessary documen tation to be processed. Eunice Mahlangu, the District Manager for Home Affairs in the Capricorn District said the two branches in the Capricorn can only process approximately 100 applications a day for the new smart ID card. She confirmed that with the service being provided for no charge to pensioners, some times more than 100 applications are received on a given day and the computer system becomes overloaded. Mahlangu said the new smart card technology will be rolled out to more Home Affairs offices in the province as soon as the necessary technology is installed. She urged pensioners to be patient as the new smart ID technology only became available in Limpopo since the beginning of the year. Residents wait outside Home Affairs in Polokwane on a less busy day for their new smart ID cards to be processed. RC MyBuRgh >>
[email protected] ‘n Lid van die Eduanpark/Welge legen Gemeenskapspolisiërings forum (Edwel) is verlede Don derdag beseer toe ‘n verdagte persoon hom met klippe bestook het en glo met ‘n baksteen in die gesig getref het. Edwelvoorsitter, Niekie Bosman sê die lid het tydens patrollie in Eduanpark die verdagte man opgemerk. “Toe hy hom wou konfronteer, het hy skielik met klippe op die lid losgebrand. Hulp is ingeroep en Edwellede het die man agterna gesit,” sê Bosman. Die man het glo deur die veld en onderdeur die brug tussen Eduanpark en Ladanna in die rigting van Pietersburg straat gehardloop. “Lede het daarin geslaag om hom by die kafee in Pietersburgstraat vas te trek waar die polisie hom gearresteer het,” sê Bosman. Die man het glo in die verlede ook polisievoertuie met klippe gegooi. Bosman sê Edwel en die ander forums soos Northern Upper Town (NuT) en sektor 3 en 4 se spanwerk werp daagliks vrugte af in die gebied. FOtO: VERSkaF Die man wat verlede Donderdag gear- resteer is nadat hy ‘n Edwel-lid met klippe bestook het. gPF-lid beseer in klipgooiery Pensioners brave long queues for smart IDs PhOtOS: WaRREn Blunt Some of the pensioners from the rural areas around Polokwane look for a patch of shade outside the offices of Home Affairs while wait- ing for their new smart ID cards to be processed. >> Only two branches provide service in Capricorn District 7polokwaneOBSERVER November 27, 2014 NEWS BIBLE SCHOOL TRAINING We offer a 3-month short course and a 2-year Diploma Course • Women’s Ministry • Children’s Church/Sunday School Ministry • Youth Leader Ministry • Preaching outside South Africa • How to prepare and preach • Effective Counselling Skills • Church Leadership and Management • Bible Interpreting • The New/Old Testaments 8 Schoeman Street, Polokwane, Tel 015 2911 452;
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[email protected] The National Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Justice and Correctional Services visited the province this week as part of their oversight role and undertook a guided tour of the new High Court in the city that is nearing completion. The total project cost of the new building will be in the region of R796 million and it will be the most expensive office building in the province. The initial projected cost was R210 million in 2009 and a sizeable portion of the escalated costs may be the result of the delay caused by the removal of the first contractor due to underperformance and the resulting escalation of costs. At the introduction, the Chairperson of the Portfolio Committee, Mathole Motshekga, al- luded to the challenges that were experienced with the project so far and in particular the fact that the contractor had to be replaced. He raised the question of what processes were followed when the first contractor was evaluated and selected and whether it was established if the contractor had the re- quired capacity to complete a project of this magnitude. Time however did not allow for the project team to reply and the question whether any steps are to be taken to recover the money that was lost due to the delay are to be recovered, was left unanswered. “If peo- ple don’t have capacity, they must step aside,” Motshekga said. The projected date of practical hand-over of the building is at the end of February 2015 and according to Nonkuhuleko Sindane, Director-General of the Department of Justice and Constitutional Development, the depart- ment is busy with the procurement of furni- ture and equipment to ensure that the new building could be used as soon as possible. The Department of Public Works is currently negotiating to find premises for the additional parking that the municipality insists on before an occupation certificate for the building will be issued. Negotiations with the authorities for the widening of the streets providing access to the building as well as the provision of adequate electricity supply to the building, is also in an advanced stage. Justice, Correctional Services Portfolio Committee visits new court Chana Majake, Whip of the Justice and Correctional Services Portfolio Committee, Nonkuhule- ko Sindane, Director-General of the Department of Justice and Constitutional Development, Mathole Motshekga, Chairperson of the Portfolio Committee and committee members Stan Maila and Kgoshigadi Mothapo, both from Limpopo. PHOTOS: BARRY VILJOEN 8 polokwaneOBSERVER November 27, 2014NEWS We reserve the right to admission. Strictly cash and carry. We reserve the right to limit quantities. Prices valid till 20 December 2014 or while stock lasts. E&OE 11 Iran Avenue Polokwane, 0700 P.O Box 786 Bendor Park, 0713 Tel: 015 292 3421 Fax: 086 775 1755 Email:
[email protected] R6999 per m² length from R4999 per 2m length from R7499 each from R3999 per 2m length from NEW SHOWROOM 68 Nelson Mandela Drive IT HAS NEVER BEEN THIS CHEAP! DAS056 Cornice Adhesive 2 in 1 bucket DAS013 Roman Cornice DAS006 S006 Cornice DAS036 Ivory Cornice DAS002 450mm Ceiling Rose DAS016 Classic Cornice DAS034 Royal Elizabeth Cornice DAS008 Grecian Cornice DAS021 Ross Ceiling Tile DAS012 Hamilton Cornice DAS033 Royal Albert Cornice DAS009 Colonial Cornice R5999 per 2m length from R7999 each from R3999 per 2m length from R5999 per 2m length from R7999 per m² length from R3999 per 2m length from R20999 each R11999 each from CRIME shorts Bestudeer jou strokie by restaurante ‘n Gesin wat beweer dat hulle vir ‘n tweede keer by ‘n bekende restaurant in die stad ingedoen is, het inwoners gewaarsku om hul strokies noukeu- rig te bestudeer voordat betalings gemaak word. Die gereelde besoeker aan die restaurant wat verkies om nie genoem te word nie, sê haar seun en van sy kollegas het onlangs by die restaurant geëet en haar gesin ook verlede Vrydagaand. “My seun het besef dat die kelners ‘n 10%-fooi by die totale bestelling inwerk, maar wanneer kliënte die 10% ekstra wil gee omdat hulle nie gesien het dat dit reeds by die totaal in- gewerk is nie, het die kelners stilgebly en word ‘n dubbelfooi in werklikheid betaal,” sê sy. Haar seun het na die twee voorvalle op die spyskaart gesien dat die restaurant ‘n 10% fooi hef wanneer groot groepe mense bedien word. “Ons is nie bang om fooitjies vir goeie diens te betaal nie, maar die oneerlike manier waarop dit hanteer word is onaanvaarbaar. Ons wil mense waarsku om hul strokies deeglik deur te gaan om dubbelbetalings van fooi- tjies te voorkom.” Alleged rapist, murderer in court Alleged serial rapist and murderer, Malesela Ledwaba (42) appeared in the Mahwelereng Magistrate’s Court on Tuesday and yesterday (Wednes- day) where his trial on charges of rape, murder and robbery started. It was reported that Ledwaba could possibly face more charges. Provincial Police Spokesperson Ronel Otto previ- ously said the case was postponed as more charges might be added to the original charge sheet. He faces nine alleged charges of rape, three of mur- der and one of robbery. It is alleged that he raped and murdered three women between 2002 and 2004 in the Mapela area. He also allegedly broke into several houses where he raped his victims before robbing them. Five arrested during Police operation Five people were arrested in Greenside, Westenburg and Dis- teneng and several shebeens were closed during a Police operation over the weekend. Police could not confirm wheth- er the suspected people who face charges of illegal sale of liquor appeared in court yet. According to Westenburg Police Spokesper- son Mohlaka Mashiane the Police also confiscated hundreds of litres of alcohol. Alleged killer mom in court again Ntsieni Khupani whostands ac- cused of allegedly killing her three-month-old son with an axe in May was scheduled to appear in the Louis Trichardt Magistrate’s Court on a charge of murder yesterday (Wednesday). The case was previously postponed for further investigation and supposedly have the have the mother mentally observed. The alleged incident occurred at Khu- pani’s home just outside Levubu. She has been in custody since her arrest shortly after the alleged incident. Man arrested for murdering grandmother, grandchildren Frank Hajane was arrested by Seshego Police for the alleged murder of his grandmother and her two grandchildren. He appeared in the Seshego Magistrate’s Court on Monday and was refused bail. He will appear again on 2 December. Police Spokesperson Mothemane Malefo said the body of Maria Mokwatlo and her two grandchildren, aged eight and three, were found in Ga Chokoe on Sunday. “After the trio were reported missing since the previous Sunday, Police launched a search which involved community mem- bers. The bodies of the three were found inside a disused water pit on the outskirts of the village,” Malefo said. visit us on facebook 9polokwaneOBSERVER November 27, 2014 NEWS >> Poskantore hou nie groot bedrae geld aan nie >> Kliënte moet vooraf reël om groot bedrae te onttrek RC MyBuRgh >>
[email protected] Verskeie kliënte is verlede Woensdag by die hoof-poskantoor in Landdros Maréstraat weggewys nadat geen betalings aan hulle ge- maak kon word nie omdat daar glo ‘n kontantvloeiprobleem was. Tientalle Posbank- en spaar- plankliënte, wat ure in lang toue gewag het, is glo laatmiddag deur ‘n bestuurder gevra om die gebou te verlaat omdat geen verdere betalings gedoen kan word nie. Sommige kliënte het ook slegs ‘n gedeelte van hul ge- wenste onttrekking ontvang. ‘n Kliënt, wat verkies om anoniem te bly, wou R6 000 uit haar spaarplan onttrek, maar is slegs R4 000 gegee. “Ek moes die volgende dag weer teruggaan om die res van die geld te kry. Dit is onnodige vervoerkoste om vir ‘n tweede dag in te kom stad toe net om geld te trek,” sê sy. Die woordvoerder van die Suid-Afrikaanse Poskantoor, Jo- han Kruger sê dit gebeur soms by poskantore dat kontantvloei beperk is. “Poskantore hou nie groot bedrae geld aan nie omdat hulle nie die hoë standaard sekuriteit soos banke het nie en maklike teikens vir rooftogte kan word. Dit is nie ‘n gereelde ver- skynsel dat poskantore se geld opraak nie. “Sommige dae raak dit onverwags besig en kliënte wil groot bedrae onttrek. Ons be- veel aan dat kliënte wat groot bedrae wil onttrek, vooraf met die poskantoor reëlings tref sodat die kontant bestel kan word,” sê Kruger. Kliënte weggewys toe poskantoor se geld opraak RC MyBuRgh>>
[email protected] hundreds of commuters who travel to the city centre via Witklip Street daily were stunned on Mon- day morning at the discovery of the body of a man who is suspected to have been murdered. People gathered on the Market Street Bridge close to 21st Avenue to stare at the lifeless body while waiting for Police to arrive. Municipal traffic officials guarded the scene. Westenburg Police Spokesperson, Mohlaka Mashiane said the man was allegedly killed on Sunday evening or Monday morning. “We have not identified the man and urge people with information that might lead to the arrest of the perpetrator or the identification of the body to visit the nearest Police station,” Mashiane said. He added that the corpse had several stab wounds. The investiga- tion continues. Police need help to solve murder hERBERt RaChuEnE >>
[email protected] The Department of Economic Develop- ment, Environment and Tourism (Ledet) hosted the Limpopo Youth Franchise Expo in Polokwane last week. The expo aimed at helping young peo- ple to reach their full potential by exposing them to franchise opportunities and busi- ness skills that will harness their thinking in terms of their entrepreneurial growth. Franchisors in retail, fast food and fashion industry participated to introduce aspiring entrepreneurs and franchisees from all five districts of the province to the possibilities in each field. Polokwane Executive Mayor Thembi Nkadimeng addressed the expo on behalf of Ledet MEC Seaparo Sekoati. She said the department came up with the Youth Franchise Expo to create a platform for the youth, especially tertiary students, unem- ployed graduates and unemployed youth in general and to engage with franchisors and franchisees on franchising business opportunities. “The future of any country is deeply rooted in the success of its own youth. We wanted them to get exposed to economic development institutions as well as gov- ernment on access to finance, business support and enterprise development initia- tives available. We did this because as a caring government we are sensitive to the challenges of youth unemployment,” Nkadimeng said. Dudu Leotwane, an aspiring entre- preneur from Thabazimbi, commended the department for the initiative saying it was a good platform for entrepreneurs to exchange business ideas and validate each other as businesspeople. “It was informative and I have learned a lot from my fellow entrepreneurs-in-the- making and the franchisors that were at the event. I think the information will be valuable on my entrepreneurial journey,” Leotwane said. The National Youth Development Agency, Limpopo Economic Development Agency and Small Enterprise Development Agency were among the exhibitors. Ledet empowers young entrepreneurs PhOtOS: hERBERt RaChuEnE Aspiring entrepreneurs Kwena Mak- gosana and Dudu Leotwane receive information from Ledet’s Tourism Media Liaison Officer, Burckels Napo and Acting Senior Manager Mike Lusunzi. Thembi Nkadimeng, Executive Mayor of Polokwane addresses aspiring entrepre- neurs during the Limpopo Youth Franchise Expo held in Polokwane on Friday. Chatz Connect Groblersdal (013) 262 5658 Chatz Connect Hoedspruit (015) 793 0393 Chatz Connect Jane Furse (013) 265 1324 Chatz Connect Lebowakgomo (079) 218 9451 Chatz Connect Makhado (071) 462 9952 Chatz Connect Mall @ Lebo (082) 387 8545 Chatz Connect Mall of the North (071) 462 9862 Chatz Connect Mokopane (015) 491 3181 Chatz Connect Naboomspruit (014) 743 0779 Chatz Connect Nylstroom (014) 717 3207 Chatz Connect Palaborwa Cell & Sound (015) 781 3870 Chatz Connect Phalaborwa Katawa (015) 781 5049 Chatz Connect Polokwane (015) 291 2786 Chatz Connect Thohoyandou (015) 962 0446 Jakes Cellular (015) 297 0046 Kolo Cellular Services-Monterlus (031) 263 1050 Medhof Cellular (082) 315 9375 (079) 289 8857 Potties Cellular Services (015) 491 8021 Phones 4U (015) 516 7870 The Cellshop Groblersdal (013) 262 5922 The Cellshop Marble Hall (013) 261 2973 7 November till 6 December 2014 Valid from the moment you activate it To activate dail *111# Vodafone smart tab 3G VaLiD For New CoNTraCTS oNLy St an da rd m ym eG 5 00 al so o n uc h o o se St an da rd m yG IG 1 al so o n uc h o o ser39 r69 Pmx24 500mb data 500mb night owl • 7” Touchscreen • 2MP Camera • Latest Android 4.4 (Kitkat) OS Pmx24 1Gb data 1Gb night owl • 7” Touchscreen • 2MP Camera • Latest Android 4.4 (Kitkat) OS Killa deal Deal exclusive to the Limpopo region 10 polokwaneOBSERVER November 27, 2014NEWS We reserve the right to admission. Strictly cash and carry. We reserve the right to limit quantities. Prices valid until 17 January 2015 or while stock lasts. E&OE Shop no.12 Cycad Centre. cnr Gen Maritz and Outspan drives. Next to Nitruco LARGE RANGE OF PLASTIC, CUTLERY, CROCKERY, DOMESTIC, HARDWARE, STATIONERY AND NOVELTIES Vase Classic gold Cutlery sets on stand 24pc Dinner set - flower design Vase Large gift R120 Each Vase Metal inlay R100 Each R200 Bamboo cutting board Rice spoons/ Soup ladles Consol curve bottle R10 Each PL curvy bowls - assorted colours R15 Each GGK 8pc cup & saucer R75 Double wall ice buckets R180 Each Consol red/white wine - 3pc R60 Plastic veg racks R80 Assorted cookie jars R100 R75 Each Each 50cm 40cm Each Assorted s/steel basins R100 Each Artificial flower bunch - large Vase for illustration purpose only. R80 Each R30 Each per set R65 From R150 From R60 R40 per set per setEach Each Each per set HERBERt RacHuEnE >>
[email protected] The transformation of Tompi Seleka and Madzivhandila Agricultural colleges in Sekhukhune and Vhembe District respec- tively marks the beginning of a new era. Agriculture and Rural Development MEC, Joy Matshoge on Monday addressed a press confer- ence in Polokwane on the occasion of announcing the transformation of the agricultural colleges. A media release issued afterwards quoted Matshoge to have said: “The road travelled was long and was punctuated by painless cries of our rural communities to reinvent and transform our agricultural colleges to ensure that we meet the needs of the global markets, through the knowledge and skills development programmes, revised curricula, infrastructure development and other related interventions.” The statement further read that the transfor- mation was guided by the theme ‘Reinventing agricultural colleges for socio-economic growth and development’. “Education is the bedrock of any meaningful develop- ment. It is a means by which citizens are equipped with necessary attitudes, knowledge and skills that will enable them to contribute mean- ingfully to national as well as human development. Thus every nation has to recog- nise and accept education as the springboard of societal development. This remains a potent factor for eradicating poverty and removing the legacy of apartheid. These agricultural colleges, as providers of the diploma courses, have a special role to play in strengthening the post-school system as a whole and play a central role in national development. There is much to be celebrated and nurtured in our agricultural education sector. It contains many dedicated and brilliant academic fields, from animal production to aquaculture,” Matshoge is quoted to have said. She also mentioned that the colleges will continue with the post apartheid legacy of attracting more students in our province and beyond, on a reviewed and revised new cur- ricula, thus contributing to the development of our country. “The colleges have been accredited to offer Diplomas in Agriculture in Animal Production NQF level 6 well in Plant Production NQF level 6,” the statement informed. agri colleges transformed to attract more students Residents of Limpopo who have not made holiday plans yet should definitely consider one of the province’s wildlife resorts as a destination. Limpopo Tourism Agency (LTA) is hard at work to receive more visitors than ever before this Festive Season. A press release issued by the agency earlier stated that it intends partnering with other stakehold- ers in the industry to package tourism offerings for the season. This includes car rental com- panies, airlines, tour operators and tourism information centres, accommodation establishments and more. This will be supported by an intended e-marketing campaign that will mainly be driven through the agency’s website. The statement lists as hotspots ideal for spending the holidays as being Kruger Na- tional Park, Mapungubwe World Heritage Site, all Forever resorts within the province, Modjadji Cy- cad Forest, Shonalanga Wildlife Resort, Bela-Bela Hotsprings, Nylsvley Nature Reserve and others. LTA Spokesperson Mike Tauatsoala told Polokwane Observer that two of the most popular resorts, Mphephu and Acacia, will be open for busi- ness. Mphephu was closed after torrential rains caused havoc to the infrastructure at the begin- ning of the year and Acacia had its administrative block gutted by fire in July. “We can assure the visi- tors that all the resorts will be opened for business. Regarding Mphephu and Acacia our officials are working around the clock to resolve all outstanding matters for the resorts to be functional again during this Festive Sea- son,” he said. The statement quotes Bibi Kotsedi, acting Chief Executive Officer of LTA to have said: “We are anticipating more visitors given the fact that we are the only province in the country that shares boundaries with three countries, Botswana, Zimbabwe and Mozambique. The strategic location is a major boost to us as we are a gateway to other parts of our continent. We are also endowed with a wealth of culture and heritage. We call upon all the citizens to continue touring the province during the Festive Season. We are confi- dent that our province will once again be counted amongst the most visited provinces in the country at the end of the last quarter of the 2014/15 financial year.” Lta geared up to receive more visitors for festive season > ‘The colleges have been accredited to offer diplomas in Agriculture’ > ‘The road travelled was long and punctuated by painless cries’ visit us on facebook November 27, 2014 Polokwane Observer 11 12 polokwaneOBSERVER November 27, 2014NEWS 24 tot 29 November >> Capricorn Quilting hou ‘n Kersmark by hul winkel in Platinum Park. Handgemaakte items, ingelegde kos en baie ander interessante ar- tikels is te koop. Petro Vorsatz: 083 411 1037. 28 November >> Rosita Wilson en haar studente hou van 09:00 tot 17:00 ‘n kunsnaaldwerkuitstalling by Kurumba Lodge. Pakette, ‘n nuwe reeks lappe en lint is te koop en verversings kan by die restaurant genuttig word. Rosita Wilson: 083 691 5770. >> Blackie Swart, Denny Lallouette en Vinnie Henrico tree vanaf 17:30 by Sterkloop Lapa saam met studente van Hard Rock Musiekskool op. Kaartjies kos R100 per persoon. JP Duve- nage: 079 880 0751. >> Sapa Yopa Rally Pre-party takes place at Polokwane Chisanyama (Waterland) starting at 19:00. The theme is “Fiesta Fiesta” and tickets cost R50. There will be a late night pool party with DJ Heavy K and Tbo Touch. Sarel Nong: 078 839 9698. 28 November tot 6 Desember >> AGS Taberna Dei Moederkampus bied ‘n Kersmark aan. Die mark sal weeksdae vanaf 10:00 oop wees en op Saterdae vanaf 09:00 tot 19:00. Die mark word nie Sondae bedryf nie. Daleen Brönn: 082 650 8811 of Elsabé du Preez: 083 454 5424. 29 November >> The Virtuoso Brass Ensemble under the guided baton of Duke Mashamaite performs at 18:00 at the Audi Showroom at Motorcity Polokwane. The event also features solo performances by prolific vocalist, Nathan Titus and the admission fee of R100 includes cheese and wine. Duke Mashamaite: 082 772 1203, Alf Malete: 079 793 4327 or Nathan Titus: 076 272 4182. >> ‘n Boere-ontbyt en vlooimarkstalletjies word van 08:00 tot 12:00 by Thatch Palace aangebied om geld vir Anton Bosman, ‘n leerder van Hoër Tegniese Skool Tom Naudé in te samel wat aan kanker ly. Kaartjies vir die ontbyt kos R70 per persoon. Marlene La- buschagne: 082 900 6896. >> Sjiek Shack bied vanaf 10:00 tot 15:00 ‘n Kersmark by Rockcotta Garden Décor in Kerk- straat aan. Yolandé Botha: 082 448 2618. >> Sapa Yopa Rally takes place at the Polo- kwane Showgrounds from 12:00, when a 20 km mass ride to Seshego will take place. This will be followed by a mass prayer, biker games and activities and a Biker Music Festival. At midnight a Yamaha Cruise Bike will be given away in a raffle. Entry tickets cost R70 and R100 after 18:00. Sarel Nong: 078 839 9698. 30 November >> Bikers that Care’s Annual Limpopo Toy Run takes place from 09:00 at the Go-kart Track on the Silicon Road. Entry fee is a toy for a child under 16 years or non-perishable foods and toiletries. There will be stalls for food and toys, a beer garden, games on the track and much more. Richard van Balkom: 082 809 4813 or Lynne van Balkom: 082 962 8041 to secure a stall. 9 tot 16 Desember >> Vanjaar se Geloftefees vind by die Doorn- kraal Feesterrein plaas. Inwoners kan elke aand om 18:30 aanmeld om die gelofte te herhaal. Op 16 Desember begin die gelofte- feesviering om 09:00 met ‘n erediens wat gevolg word deur ‘n geleentheidsrede en geskiedkundige herinnering. Johan Willemse: 015 297 5922 of 072 197 3134. What’s DIARY OF EVENTS UP WRITE TO US>> FAX: 015 291 3654 E-MAIL
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[email protected] Capricorn Quilting se mark van handgemaakte items het Maandag in die Platinumpark- sentrum geopen en dié winkel se deure sal tot Vrydag (môre) tot 18:00 en Saterdag tot 14:00 oop wees vir winsko- piejagters wat unieke items wil koop. Volgens Maritza Fichardt, winkelbestuurder, is daar 17 uitstallers met slegs items van hoogstaande gehalte teen bil- like pryse. Die veelkleurige kwilte en inkopiesakke asook gebreide handsakke en geborduurde vadoeke en handdoeke is wenners vir Kersgeskenke. Verskeidenheid handgemaakte items by Capricorn Quilting se mark FOtO: BARRY VILJOEN Besoekers aan Capricorn Quilting se handwerkmark, Ber- nice du Plooy en Christa Kruger by items wat te koop is. >> First for many through game reserve >> A day in nature full of fun LEANDRI VAN SCHALKWYK >>
[email protected] The Miss Limpopo and Miss Limpopo Teen finalists were treated to a game drive in Polokwane Game Reserve and dinner in the bush on Saturday. For many it was their first visit to the game reserve and seeing animals in their natural habitat. Game rangers Ian Jordaan and Tommie Vogel, both from Nature’s Way, told the girls more about game and the wild. The outing afforded the girls a relaxing break from a busy schedule. The finalists in the Miss Limpopo/Teen pageant ex- pressed excitement over their participation in the competition and mentioned they enjoyed every moment of the journey. Many friendships and strong bonds are being formed. For many of them it is an experi- ence of a lifetime, being able to meet new people and extend a hand of assistance through the charity projects they are engaged in. Participation in the competition makes them stronger and helps them to live their dreams, some of them reckon. “You change people’s lives and that makes you feel better about yourself,” one of the finalists said. Miss Limpopo/Teen Pageant Organiser, René Kidd, said that she is glad the girls enjoyed the outing and wanted to thank Nature’s Way for sponsoring the drive and dinner. The day ended with a meal under the stars. The Miss Limpopo/Teen gala dinner will be held at Sun Meropa on 6 December. Single tickets are available at R350, including dinner, and can be purchased from House of Asante at 29 Jorissen Street or can be secured through the finalists. For further information call Kidd at 083 284 3904. African experience for beauties Ian Jordaan, game ranger from Nature’s Way, René Kidd, organiser of the Miss Limpopo/Teen pageant, and Tommie Vogel, game ranger from Nature’s Way. Miss Limpopo Teen finalists are Obakeng Kgwedi, Jané Bacher, Ramalou Letebele, Talane Mahlatjie, Thsego Monyepao, Cleo-Anne Manamela, Mikateko Nkuna, Tshepiso Choshane, Tlalane Ramoneta and Andile Neluvhalani. Miss Limpopo 2015 finalists are Sharon Mdingi, Vutivi Mabunda, Kedibone Mohlapamafsi, Lebogang Ratabena, Khomotso Ramoneta, Muofhe Mudau, Amanda Chauke, Mosiah Tau, Millet Kae and Zelmari Bacher. November 27, 2014 Polokwane Observer 13 14 Polokwane Observer November 27, 2014 REQUEST FOR TENDER REHABILITATION OF ABANDONED ASBESTOS MINE: GA-MADIBA LIMPOPO PROVINCE Mintek, on behalf of the Department of Mineral Resources, herewith requests suitably qualified persons, companies or consortia to bid for the following: Bid number Description Location of project site Compulsory site visit date/ time and location* MTK 14/2014 Rehabilitation of abandoned asbestos mine: Ga-Madiba Limpopo Province Mafefe Traditional Council offices 01 December 2014 10:00 GPS: 24o 12` 14`` S; 30o 06` 46`` E * The site visit is compulsory and no bid will be considered without the signed attendance certificate which will be handed out to prospective bidders during the site visit. Only tenders received by the time of closing of the tender will be considered. Prospective bidders are advised to collect bid documents or to download them from the Mintek web page: http://www.mintek.co.za. A non-refundable tender fee of R500 is payable either by bank deposit or Electronic Fund Transfer. Banking details are available on tender documents. For more information and to obtain bid documents, please contact: Precious Mathebula on 011 709 4236 or email:
[email protected] Mintek reserves the right to cancel and/or alter any bid herein advertised entirely or in part. TENDER CLOSING DATE: 12 December 2014 at 12:00 BARRY VILJOEN >>
[email protected] Die vlakke van die 50- en 30 megaliter res- ervoirs wat Polokwane-inwoners van water voorsien, het effens verbeter, maar wek steeds kommer. Die munisipaliteit doen opnuut ‘n beroep op verbruikers om water met groot oorleg te gebruik. Verhoogde temperature die tyd van die jaar het hoër waterverbruik tot gevolg en plaas druk op die stad se waterreserwes. Volgens die munisipaliteit was die vlak- ke van die 50 megaliter en die nuwe 30 megaliter reservoirs Dinsdag 9% (teenoor ‘n week gelede se 6%) en 6,0% (teenoor 0,5%) respektiewelik. Die reservoir in Potgieterlaan se vlak was 55% (teenoor verlede week se 76%- vlak) en dié van die hoofreservoir in Seshego 33% (teenoor 28%) Die reservoir in uitbreiding 34 se vlak was konstant op 95%. Tidimalo Chuene, kommunikasie- en be- markingsbestuurder van die munisipaliteit sê dat watervoorsiening vanuit die Olifantspoort- en Ebenezer-wateraanlegte die afgelope naweek vir vier ure onderbreek is weens beurtkrag en dat dit ook die vlakke van die reservoirs geraak het. WARREN BLUNT >>
[email protected] PoolServe Polokwane now offer the latest in pool cleaning technology with Dolphin ro- botic pool cleaners by Maytronics that brings together 25 years of expertise in automated pool cleaning. Dolphin robotic pool cleaners deliver a complete, exceptional pool cleaning experi- ence through their combined advanced technologies with proven reliability to ensure maximum satisfaction every time. When you purchase a Dolphin you are assured of advanced cleaning technologies including: • Intelligent, self adjusting software that ensures optimised coverage for any size or shape of pool. • Effective surface scrubbing system. • Reliable dirt and debris collection. • Dual-level filtration system efficiently cleans in any pool condition. • Precise water line cleaning effectively removes oily water layer build-up. Dolphin robotic pool cleaners are de- signed for reliable, long-lasting performance and offers full warranty on all parts, obstacle escape mechanism and a motor protection system. The Dolphin is fully automated, designed to last, cost-effective and provides easy service with its built-in self diagnostics and unique DIY technology. Visit PoolServe at 41 Nikkel Street, Super- bia or Pools@Home at 95C General Viljoen Street, Welgelegen to find out more about the unique Dolphin robotic pool cleaner. For further information call 015 292 3449 or 015 297 8084. Get the latest in pool cleaning technology Gebruik water spaarsaam, maan munisipaliteit FOTO: BARRY VILJOEN Die 30- en 50 megaliter reservoirs op Sterparkkoppie wat water aan die stad voorsien. November 27, 2014 Polokwane Observer 15 Stockists of the following: Complete range of Waterwell Chemicals, Pumps and Filters, Lights, Weirs, Pool Cleaners with Spares, Heat Pumps, Safety Nets, Pool Plaster, Mosaic Tiles, etc Bring a sample of your pool water to our shop and get a free complete water analysis! ENJOY THE DOLPHIN ADVANTAGE Only Dolphin Robotic Pool Cleaners by Maytronics deliver a complete, exceptional pool experience. Bringing together 25 years of expertise in au- tomated pool cleaning, every Dolphin robot combines advanced technologies with proven reliability to ensure maximum satisfaction, every time. When you purchase a Dolphin, you get much more than a standard robotic pool cleaner. Instead you get: Advanced cleaning technologies • Intelligent, self-adjusting software ensures optimized coverage for any size of shape pool • Effective surface scrubbing system. • Reliable dirt and debris collection. • Dual-level filtration system efficiently cleans in any pool condition. • Precise water line cleaning effectively removes oily layer build-up Meet our friendly staff THE ULTIMATE IN POOL CLEANING Perfectly Priced Professionals Designed for reliable, long-lasting performance • Full warranty on all parts • Fully automated operation • Obstacle escape mechanism • Motor protection system • Designed to last Cost-effective and easy service • Built-in self diagnostics • Unique DIY technology Spend R200 or mor e and stand a chance to w in a M3 Dolphin Robotic Pool Cleaner Closing Date: 24 De c 2014 Cozy Pool 3x2m – R26 999.00 With the pool you get the following: Combi unit (includ- ing box, .6kW pump & motor, 2 bag filter) the weir, the light, the aimflo and the DB (main switches, 18VA transformer & timer). *NO ISTALLATION INCLUDED. Waterwell Buddy Chlorine Floater Baracuda MX6 – R1999.00 25kg Pool Salt R89.00 R1599.00 R49.00 EQ Pump & Motor .6kW - EQ 2 Bag Sand Filter R1699.00 Waterwell Ultra Chlor 2.5kg R99.00 40kg Granular Chlorine – R999.00 41 Nikkel Street, Superbia, Polokwane Tel: 015 292 3449 Email:
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[email protected] The University of Limpopo (UL) in partnership with Stand-ard Bank awarded the best performing students in its Faculty of Management and Law during the University’s Top Student Awards held in Polokwane on Friday. Adv Frikkie Ponelis, Dean of Management and Law said they are proud of the excellent perfor- mance the winners maintained throughout their studies. “With these awards we are celebrating good achievements of teaching and learning at the university. Guided and supported by their lecturers they have done wonders and we are proud of them,” Ponelis said. He expressed the hope that other students will see how hard work is rewarded and follow suit. “We are promoting excellence by rewarding the hardworking students and we hope that other learners can also learn from those who are doing well.” John Allison was bestowed the award for Overall Best Research Report of Turfloop Graduate School of Leadership. Allison said he was honoured to receive the coveted award and commended the UL for the support they give and the structures they have in place to assist and advise students on producing excellent research reports. “I wish to thank the Uni- versity for providing the support I needed for my research report and Standard Bank for sponsoring the ceremony,” he said. Allison’s researched ways of standardising the technical tender process relevant in the private sector and government. He received R2 700 from Standard Bank. Double winner Karabo Dia- mond Mabelane was announced to be the Best Student per final year modules (International Law, Jurisprudence) and Best 4th year LLB Student per qualification. She expressed her happiness and said she hoped her winning the awards will inspire her fellow students. “Lots of students, especially in my class, say that law is difficult. With this award I wanted to show them that nothing is difficult in life, we must just double our efforts,” she said. She received a cheque for R3 600 from Standard Bank. Oostewald van Staden, Head of Business Banking at Standard Bank’s Provincial Office said they are privileged to be involved in the awards and hoped that the stu- dents will effectively invest their knowledge in the community. Provincial Marketing Manager for Standard Bank, Tshilidzi Simeli said they are proud to sponsor the event because students are the future and key to developing the economy. “The sponsorship started way back when we started banking with the university, about over 5 years ago. It is very important for Standard Bank to sponsor such event as it build in our mission and vision as a bank. We would like to be seen as the bank that cares for the community and the economy in the province at large,” Simeli said. She congratulated the winners on behalf of the bank and added that they must keep up the good work while wishing them the best in their future endeavours and careers. university of Limpopo excellence awards in Management and Law Oostewald van Staden, Head of Business Banking at Standard Bank Provincial Office. Emerencia Maphanga, Overall Best Student per qualification Devs341 and Devs342 of the School of Economics and Management, was also named Best Student per qualifica- tion - BCom Development Planning and Management 3rd Level. She received R2 000 from Standard Bank. Bongani Matlhakwana Best Student per qualification and Overall Best Student per qualification – BCom, majoring in Accounting in the School of Accountancy. She is congratulated by Adv Frikkie Ponelis, Dean of Faculty Management and Law at the UL and Kagiso Mathosa, Provincial Manager Public Sector Standard Bank. She walked away with R2 000 from Standard Bank. Moyo Shepherd, Best student per qualifica- tion and Best Student per third year mod- ules CIVP311 (Civil Procedure) and EVID321 (Evidence), in the School of Law. He walked away with R2 600 from Standard Bank. PHotos: Herbert racHuene John Allison , winner of the award for Overall Best Research Report of Turfloop Graduate School of Leadership with fellow winner, Karabo Diamond Mabelane who was named Best Student per final year modules (International Law, Jurisprudence) and Best LLB 4th year of School of Law Student per qualification. Reitumetse Makgoke, Overall Best Student per qualification module Econ321 and Econ322 of the School of Economics and Management, Overall Best Student per qualification module Econ311 and Econ312 School of Economics and Management and Best Student per qualification – Bcom, in Economics 3rd level School of Economics and Management. He walked away with R2 000 from Standard Bank. Lunga Thomas, Best Student per level per qualification and Overall Best Student per qualification - BCompt, in the School of Accountancy. He walked away with R2 000 from Standard Bank. Adv Frikkie Ponelis, Dean of Faculty Management and Law at the University of Limpopo. >> ‘Celebrating good achievements of teaching and learning’ >> ‘We are proud of them’ November 27, 2014 Polokwane Observer 17 PUBLIC PARTICIPATION PHASE FOR THE BASIC ASSESSMENT PROCESS (BA) OF THE PROPOSED ESTABLISHMENT OF A FILLING STATION ON PORTION 2 OF THE FARM ONVERWACHT 914 LS, LIMPOPO PROVINCE NEAS Ref: LIM/EIA/0000965/2014 DEA Ref: 12/1/9/1-C95 Notice is given in terms of Regulation 56(2) of the Regulations published in the Government Notice No.R.543 of 18 June 2010, read with Section 24(2) (a) of the National Environmental Management Act, 1998 (Act No. 107 of 1998) as amended of the intent to carry out a Basic As- sessment (BA) Process for the proposed establishment of a filling station on portion 2 of the farm Onverwacht 914 LS within Polokwane Local Municipality. An Environmental Authorisation has been applied for with Limpopo Department of Economic Development, Environment & Tourism and the reference no is: 12/1/9/1-C95 PROJECT DESCRIPTION The proposed project entails the following: A filling station consisting of 6 x 23,000 litre underground storage tanks and 2 multiproduct dispensers without a car wash. • Convenience store and • Parking space PROJECT LOCATION The proposed filling station is located on portion 2 of the farm Onverwacht 914 LS within the Polokwane Local Municipality of the Capricorn District in the Limpopo Province. The GPS Coordinates are: S23 48’ 50.12”; E29 35’ 27.35” S23 48’ 47.46”; E29 35’ 25.57” S23 48’ 49.46”; E29 35’ 20.27” A Public Participation meeting where all comments and concerns can be raised will be held on the following date: 30 January 2015 at 10:00 on the farm Onverwacht 914 LS (proposed site). To be registered / identified as an interested and/or affected party, please submit your name, contact details and comments (your interest in the project) to Sylvie Machaba and/or Mugove Njovo @ the Consultant address given above from 27 November 2014 to 29 January 2015. EnviroXcellence Services P.O .Box 4879 Polokwane 0700 Tel: 015 295 6924 Fax: 015 295 6908 Contact Person: Ms S. Machaba E-mail:
[email protected] SEGOBA TRADING (Pty) Ltd EIA CONSULTANTS SEGOBA TRADING (Pty ) P.O. Box 5300 Polokwane North 0750 Cell: 082 443 1328 Fax: 086 613 7229 Contact Person: Armando Rentroia E-mail:
[email protected] RC MybuRgh >>
[email protected] An increase in crimes such as robbery and various other petty crime in and around the Polokwane taxi rank in Devenish Street re- cently prompted the Polokwane Municipality’s Community Safety Unit in collaboration with the Police to dispatch stationary units within the area with the intention to allow increased access to law enforcing officers and ease the burden of reporting crime related incidents. “Stationary units manned by members of either the Police or the municipal Community Safety Unit will be parked in Devenish Street, between Church and Gen Joubert streets,” municipal Communications and Marketing Manager Tidimalo Chuene said. The units will be available to assist with any type of incident daily from 10:00 to 18:00. In the meanwhile Polokwane Police recently arrested two men on a charge of possession of an unlicensed firearm. According to Police Spokesperson Lesiba Ramoshaba members of the community reported a suspicious vehicle with two occupants driving up and down within the vicinity of the Polokwane taxi rank. When Police arrived the vehicle was searched and an unlicensed firearm confiscated. It is not sure whether the two men ap- peared in court yet. Chuene provided the following contact de- tails of members within the Community Safety Unit to report any crime-related incidents as well as illegal hawkers: • Helen Masera, Community Safety Unit Manager, 083 667 1587. • Joey Graaff, Chief Security Services, 072 441 0375. • John Emsley, Assistant Chief: Law En- forcement and Operations, 083 670 4041. • Yke Beetge, Assistant Chief: Asset Protec- tion, 081 557 6115. • Jannie du Toit, Assitant Chief: Municipal Control Centre, 083 671 8500. • Members of the Police who can be con- tacted are: • Matindi Rameetse: 082 729 0987. • André Kotze: 082 414 2314. • Zebedius Ramakgoakgoa: 082 729 0043. Chuene said Polokwane Municipal Manager, Connie Mametja encouraged community mem- bers to file written responses on the impact of the operation of the stationary unit to her office. Muni, Saps to tackle crime at taxi rank Tientalle Zimbab- wiërs kan hulself gelukkig ag dat hulle nie ernstig be- seer is nie toe die bus waarin hulle vanaf Harare na Johannes- burg onderweg was, Maandagoggend op die Tzaneen-verby- pad aan die brand geslaan het. Die vuur het glo in die bus se enjinkap ontstaan en vinnig na agter versprei. Gestrande slagoffers is vir rookaseming op die toneel behandel. ‘n Nooddienswerker het gesê nie een van die pas- sasiers wou na plaaslike hospitale vir behandeling gaan nie. Foto: RC MybuRgh geen beserings na bus vlamvat 18 Polokwane Observer November 27, 2014 Bulelani Nxumalo stood up when he realised that there is no infrastructure development without steel. That’s why, in 2007, he used his skills to start the Umzungulu Steel Projects, a company that supplies steel window and door frames to the construction industry. Bulelani tried different avenues to expand his venture, but had a hard time finding support, until he approached the IDC. The support he received from the IDC included funding, business mentorship, as well as HR and engineering consultants. Thanks to this partnership, Umzungulu Steel Projects could supply their SABS approved products to a 25 000 housing project in the Msunduzi Municipality. The enterprise now has 22 employees. The IDC is calling on you, the young entrepreneur, to stand up and act on your business plan and lead industrial development. Take the lead by applying for funding of R1 million or more. Call the Polokwane regional office on 015 299 4080 or visit idc.co.za to learn more about the funding criteria for the sectors that the IDC supports. LEANDRI VAN SCHALK- WYK >>leandri.observer@gmail. com Personeellede en leerders van Westenburg Sekondêre Skool het verlede Woensdag bewys dat hulle groen vingers het, deur bome op hulle skoolter- rein te plant. “Die skoolterrein was vol uitheemse plante en bome en het baie water gebruik. Ons wou die omgewing help en meer volhoubaar wees, ” sê Jimmy Steele, waarnemende skoolhoof. Inheemse bome is geplant waar gevestigde uitheemse bome was. Die gebeure het vir ‘n dag van groot pret en waardering gesorg wat deur Retsini Kwe- kery moontlik gemaak is. Hulle het 30 bome aan die skool geskenk, onder meer witstink- hout- en wildepruimbome. Tydens die gebeure is meer oor bome, beenmeel, organiese kompos, chemiese kunsmis en omgewingsvol- houbaarheid geleer, wat die besparing van energie, water, omgewingsbewaring en maniere om van afval ontslae te raak en te herwin, insluit. Nuwe bome vir Westenburg Hoërskool Foto: LEANDRI VAN SCHALKWYK Bome is onlangs by Westenburg Sekondêre Skool geplant. Voor is Eugene Lyle (be- heerliggaamvoorsitter), Thabo Komape (top graad 9-leerder) en Hugo van Zyl (Retini Kwekery). Agter is Jimmy Steele (waarnemende skoolhoof), Heleen Peas- nall ( waarnemende kringbestuurder van die onderwysdepartement), Bettie Boom (adjunkhoof) en Martha Chuene-Masopoga (departementshoof). provincial / local issues Views Bianca Brits: “Ek twyfel of die ver- wagte slaagsyfer bereik kan word. Leerders is vandag minder toegewyd en word luier hoe ouer hulle word. Michael Swanepoel: “Hulle het verlede jaar puik gevaar en ek is seker hulle gaan dit vanjaar weer doen.” Robert Netshiunnda: “Nobody thought the class of 2013 would achieve 70% but they did. I think the class of 2014 will go beyond 80%.” Stefan van Wijk: “Ek dink die teiken sal behaal word want leerders het al die hulpmiddels tot hul beskikking.” Michael Makungo: “I think they will achieve the targeted 80% because learn- ers are attending extra classes even at weekends which makes it easier for teachers to finish the syllabuses on time.” Erika Peyper: “Ek dink hulle kan dit wel maak. Hulle werk baie hard en is slim.” Limpopo has, over the past five years, made re- markable improvement in its Grade 12 results. The percentage of candidates who passed increased from 48,9% in 2009 to 71,8% in 2013. Premier Stan Mathabatha earlier said they will accept no less than an 80% Grade 12 pass rate. Polokwane Observer asked residents whether they think the desired pass rate will be attained this year. November 27, 2014 Polokwane Observer 19 20 Polokwane Observer November 27, 2014 48/2014 48 . 3 00 x 1 63 M ak ro D TP A J M N AT 50 46 this season Get festive Valid from Wednesday 26 November to Sund ay 30 November 2014 . All prices in South Afri can Rands. CASTLE LITE Lime NRB or Can (281308) 17995 (281308) 24 x 340ml HANSA Pilsener NRB or Can (109330) 14995 (109330) 24 x 330ml CARLING Black Label NRB or Can (109109) 14995 (109109) 24 x 340ml All prices in South African Rands CASTLE Lager NRB or Can (109057) Get your own Makro card today! Simply apply online at makro.co.za, call 0860 300 999, sms “makro card” to 31144 or visit your nearest Makro store. Unless we state a specific limitation, Makro will attempt to have sufficient advertised stock available to meet consumers’ anticipated demands. If we still run out of stock, we will attempt to obtain the stock or we will offer you a reasonable alternative. Makro takes utmost care to ensure that all advertisements are correct. If a mistake occurs or incomplete information is printed, we will display a notice in-store with all the correct details. Where we advertise products in bulk packs, any advertised price per unit will only apply if you buy the bulk pack. If we offer the product individually as well, another price will apply to the individual product, as per the advertisement. Prices include 14% VAT. Everything you could ever want. And more. For less. @Makro_SA MakroSA LIQUOR NOT FOR SALE TO PERSONS UNDER THE AGE OF 18. MAKRO SUPPORTS RESPONSIBLE DRINKING. Shop online makro.co.za@ CASTLE LITE NRB or Can (572767) 16995 (572767) 14995 (109057) 24 x 340ml 24 x 330ml The two interior decorators behind beauti- ful creations are Jeanri Wepener and Chris Smook. Photos: suPPlied exciting new décor and Flooring showroom to open at Natural living emporium >> Interior decorator from Cape Town joins the team >> ‘We hope to create a one stop solution for all’ RC MybuRgh >>
[email protected] Natural Living Interiors (NLI) is going from strength to strength while continuing to create value for customers, the latest example being an all new interior and exterior showroom set to open early in January on the corner of Grobler and Burger Street. The showroom will host the latest products from Inovar Floor- ing, Easygrasse artificial lawns, Hertex Fabrics and Wallpapers as well as a wide range of exclusive furniture and accessories. “With the opening of the new showroom, NLI hope to cre- ate a one stop solution for any customer who would like to make some changes in and around his or her house or office. The busi- ness also incorporates a landscap- ing arm (Natural Living Exteriors) and the company now offers full Interior and Exterior services. We aim at offering a complete one stop service for the renovation or upgrading of any house, business or garden,” Manager Herman Kotze said. To ensure even better exclusive and professional service than before NLI recently acquired the services of Chris Smook who has been an interior decorator for more than 15 years in Cape Town where he worked for several high profile personalities including Prince Harry. Smook is eager to turn local homes and into masterpieces. NLI is the franchisee of Inovar Flooring that supplies the best quality laminate, solid wood and Vinyl floors and Limpopo Agents for Easygrasse synthetic grass. Other services and products in- clude carpeting, curtains, blinds, upholstery, wallpaper, décor, furni- ture and paint techniques. Also on the premises Natural Living Events (NLE) offers the perfect venue for all catering, entertainment and event planning needs. It can cater for weddings, conferences events, year-end functions, birthday parties and bridal shows. And after a stressful day Natural Living Spa and Well- ness Centre offers the ultimate services and treatments to re- cover, rejuvenate and revive. For more information on the opening of the showroom or their services and products, contact 015 297 3545 or visit them at the cnr Grobler and Burger streets, Polokwane. Baie mense droom van ‘n lang verdiende vakansie saam met familie, maar in jou agterkop is jy steeds bekommerd oor die veiligheid van jou huis en ander waardevolle besittings. Fraser and Associates Blue- star het ‘n kontrolelys saamgestel om te verseker dat jy met ‘n geruste hart vakansie kan hou. • Kontak jou finansiële advi- seur om seker te maak alle lewensversekeringsbehoeftes is in orde. • Maak seker jy ken die voor- waardes van jou huiseienaar- versekeringspolis en weet wat is verseker. • Laat jou voertuig diens. • Gaan al jou woning se slotte na. • Maak seker daar is nie gras, stokkies en blare by jou elektriese bedrading nie. • Sluit jou kosbare items in ’n kluis toe. • Maak seker van betroubare sorg vir jou troeteldiere. • Kanselleer jou koerantaflew- ering. • Vra jou bure of ’n vriend om ongewenste pos uit jou posbus te verwyder. • Maak al die vensters dig toe. • Maak seker alle deure is toe en gesluit. • Ontkoppel alle elektriese toestelle wat nie gebruik word nie. • Verwyder alle bederfbare items uit jou vrieskas. • Sluit alle buitemeubels soos stoep- en tuinmeubels weg. • Laat weet jou sekuriteits- maatskappy en bure dat jy met vakansie gaan. • Laat ’n telefoonnommer waar jy bereik kan word by ’n verantwoordelike persoon. • Aktiveer die alarmstelsel. Wees veilig dié vakansie – sanlam ‘n Swanger taxi-passa- sier is verlede Donderdag inderhaas na die naaste hos- pitaal geneem na ‘n botsing met ‘n Mer- cedes-Benz. Die bestuurder van die Mercedes, Shoni Muladzi, haar ma en twee kinders het ernstige beserings vrygespring toe die taxibestuur- der na bewering by ‘n rooi verkeerslig op die hoek van Munnik- en De Wetrylaan van agter in haar voertuig vasgejaag het. Te oordeel aan die skade aan die voertuig het die taxibestuurder nie by die spoedg- rens gehou toe die ongeluk gebeur het nie. ‘n Familielid van Muladzi het op die toneel taxibestuurders as arrogant bestempel en gesê hulle reken die pad behoort aan hulle. 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Simphiwe Mdlalose with Local Business of the Year Award winner Bella Msiza, Director of Limpopo Guest Manor. Rendani Mak- homu, Director of Tshete Holdings, Young Entre- preneur of the Year Kholofelo Phalafudi and Mashupe Phala, Exco Member of PCOB. Junaid Munshi, Managing Executive of Vodacom Limpopo with Business Personality of the Year Award winner, Rachel Mathabatha of Mall @ Lebo and Simphiwe Mdlalose. Connie Morgets of Old Mutual, winner of the Woman Entrepreneur of the Year Award, with Moipone Segooa, Exco Member of PCOB. Simphiwe Mdlalose and Cosmas Ambe, Director of the University of Limpopo’s School of Accountancy who received the President’s Award on behalf of the institution. “We have to work together to make Polokwane business work” - Mdlalose 23polokwaneOBSERVER November 27, 2014 NEWS BARRY VILJOEN >>
[email protected] The Polokwane Chamber of Business (PCOB) hosted its prestigious Annual Gala Dinner at the Protea Hotel Ranch Resort last Thursday evening and paid tribute to persons and busi- nesses/institutions that excelled during 2014. The President’s Award went to the University of Limpopo and the Newsmaker of the Year was Lesetja Kganyago, President of the South African Reserve Bank (SARB), who hails from Limpopo. The Corporate Manager of the Year was Ashley Rasebotsa of Absa and the Young Entrepreneur of the Year Kholofelo Phalafudi. The Local Business of the Year Award went to Limpopo Guest Manor and the Business Person- ality of the Year Award went to Rachel Mathabatha of Mall @ Lebo, while Connie Morgets of Old Mutual received the Woman Entrepreneur of the Year Award. Entrepreneur of the Year, Tim Bourdillon of KFC Jali Trading and Public Service Manager of the Year, Solly Kgopong Department Head of the Department of Eco- nomic Development, Environment and Tourism, were both absent. Tribute was also paid to a former President, Mokone du Preez for service rendered to the chamber for more than a decade. Polokwane Executive Mayor Thembi Nkadimeng congratulated the members of the PCOB with their successes during the year and promised that the moratorium on development will be lifted as soon as the city’s infrastructure is updated to the extent that it can accommodate further develop- ment. “We are looking at alterna- tive ways to unlock infrastructure development and rely on the business community to be our partners in reaching this objec- tive,” Nkadimeng said. PCOB President Simphiwe Mdlalose said in his address that business in Polokwane can only flourish if all the racial groups work together as equal partners to be successful. “Nobody has to be a BEE-partner, we all have to be full partners that make the same contribution to businesses,” he concluded. PCOB recognises excellence at gala dinner PHOTOS: BARRY VILJOEN Mokone du Preez receives his award for ten years service to the Cham- ber from Simphiwe Mdlalose, PCOB President. Hlengani Mathebula, Head of Group Strategy and Communications of the South African Reserve Bank (SARB), middle, who accepted the Newsmaker of the Year Award on behalf of Lesetja Kganyago, Presi- dent of SARB, with Percy Mongalo, former PCOB President, left, and Gilbert Kganyago, Executive Mayor of Capricorn District Municipality. 24 Polokwane Observer November 27, 2014 LEANDRI VAN SCHALKWYK >>
[email protected] Na Louise Jansen in 2010 met borskanker gediagnoseer is, reik sy jaarliks na ander kankeroorlewendes uit. Vanjaar het sy en mede-organiseerder en eienaar van House of Asante, Matlakala Bo- pape op ‘n bederfdag besluit. Bopape het self beide haar ouers aan kanker verloor. Die spesiale dag is Saterdag by House of Asante gehou waar oorlewendes ook hulle stories kon deel en mekaar beter leer ken het. “Om dieselfde ervarings te deel, gee mense hoop. Dit is ook die rede hoekom ons besluit het om mense hoop te gee en nie net te be- derf nie,” sê Jansen. Curves Polokwane se fikse instrukteurs het die dames tussenin bietjie laat oefen waarna middagete geniet is. Ter afsluiting is hulle met skoonheidbehandelings deur terapeute van House of Asante bederf. Ntsikwane, ‘n plaaslike kunstenaar het vir vermaak gesorg. Een van die dames wat haar verhaal gedeel het, is Carolyn Neethling wat binnekort ‘n dubbele mastektomie ondergaan. “Ek voel soveel beter en is nie meer bang vir wat voorlê nie, sê Neethling. Die kankeroorlewendes was dit eens dat dit ‘n wonderlike geleentheid was om mekaar te kon ondersteun. Jansen en Bopape beplan nog verskeie projekte saam. Die borge wat die spesiale dag moontlik gemaak het, is Matlakala Bopape en haar per- soneel by House of Asante, Curves Polokwane, Xerox XLP Paper Solutions, Café Pavilion Sterk- loop, Oasis Water Polokwane, Love 4 Toys, Nelmariè de Lange Photography, Bakers World en Phil Jansen, Louise se man en Ina Bushby. Bederfdag vir kanker oorlewendes LEANDRI VAN SCHALKWYK >>
[email protected] Shaakira Hassim, ‘n graad 7-leerder van Mitchell House verkoop handgemaakte strikkies om geld in te samel vir mense met oogkanker wat prostetiese oë benodig. Die idée het by Hassim opgekom met die skool se koekverkoping wat elke termyn plaasvind. Sy het ander planne begin beraam, omdat koekverkopings by die skool volgens haar afgesaag geraak het en sy ‘n produk regdeur die jaar wou verkoop. Shaakira het die lintstrikkies begin maak en verkoop by die skool wat medeleerders aan hul skoolbaadjies dra. Die jong dame gee baie om vir mense met kanker en het die gevreesde siekte beleef met ‘n familielid wat aan kanker oorlede is. Nog ‘n Samaritaan van die skool, Yasmeen Ghoord, ‘n graad 6-leerder het haar sakgeld vir Shaakira se kankerprojek geskenk. Fasiliteerder van Tough Living With Can- cer (TLC), Bobby Were sê: “Dis wonderlik om te sien hoe leerders eie inisiatief gebruik om mense met kanker te help.” Were is dankbaar dat kinders betrokke raak by kankerprojekte en spesifiek die TLC wil help. Strikkies ten bate van kanker Foto: LEANDRI VAN SCHALKWYK TLC-fasiliteerder, Bobby Were en twee leerders van Mitchell House, Shaakira Hassim (links) en Yasmeen Ghoord wat meehelp om kinderkanker-pasiënte se lewens te vergemaklik. Jennifer Lategan (instrukteur van Curves Polokwane), Matlakala Bopape (eienaar van House of Asante en mede-organiseerder) en Louise Jansen (mede-organiseerder en borskankeroorlewende). Foto’S: LEANDRI VAN SCHALKWYK Carolyn Neethling wat onlangs met bors- kanker gediagnoseer is (voor) en oor- lewendes, Jeanne Steele, Denise Booysen, Sandra Pieterse en Mercia Booysen. Kankeroorlewendes en personeel van House of Asante wat betrokke was by die bederfdag. Skoonheidsterapeute saam met organi- seerders, Louise Jansen en Matlakala Bo- pape. Tel: 015 293 1199 Shop no 5, Tropicana Centre 21 Witklip Street, Ladanna, POLOKWANE Spekwors R42.95 p/kg Pork Loin Chops R42.95 p/kg Chicken Thighs (No Water, Free range) R34.95 p/kg Beef Roast R54.95 p/kg T-Bone R 54.95 p/kg Beef Short rib (Plain or Marinated) R44.95 p/kg Our Trading hOurs are: Mondays to Fridays from 07:00 to 18:00 • Saturdays from 07:30 to 14:00 We will be OPEN on all public holidays from 09:00 to 13:00 We OPen aCCOunTs!! aPPLY in-sTOre TOdaY. Like us on Follow us on Specials valid on 28 and 29 November 2014 only. Saturday only! Beef Biltong r119.95 p/kg & dry Wors r119.99 p/kg. Braai Wood r12.50 per bag, Ice r5.00 per bag We regret: no orders on these promotional items. Get a FrEE hotdoG for every r150 spent. November 27, 2014 Polokwane Observer 25 26 Polokwane Observer November 27, 2014 MAXI’S POLOKWANE CHECKERS 015 295 5111 Palm Centre, Biccard Street, Polokwane MAXI’S POLOKWANE GAME 015 297 1943 cnr Market & Hospital streets, Polokwane www.maxis.co.za Customer Care Line: 083 45 MAXIS/62946 Valid while stock lasts. Terms & Conditions apply. Prices include VAT. All photos for descriptive purposes only. No substitutes on products. Cannot be used in conjunction with any other promotions. Sit-down only. Double T-Bone CHEESE BURGER & FREE REGULAR SODA* TIME Festive BREKKIE * Free soda choice of Coke OR Sprite OR Fanta Orange OR Creme Soda. 300g T-bone served with chips OR pap. 27polokwaneOBSERVER November 27, 2014 NEWS HERBERt RacHuEnE >>
[email protected] Mall of the North (MoN), through its social out-reach programme, lended a generous helping hand to the Tough Living Cancer (TLC) Ward at Polokwane Provincial Hospital and Ngwana Baby House at the Mall last Friday. The TLC Ward received R100 000 and Ngwana Baby House R70 000 to assist in the daily run- ning of the two institutions. The money donated was raised during the mall’s recent Bridal Competition where participants washed cars, sold hotdogs and other goodies in Polokwane and surrounds to raise the funds. Commenting on the occasion MoN Marketing Manager René van der Merwe said: “As a mall we are involved in many community projects and we love supporting non-profit organisations. The two organisations cater for and take care of children, some of whom are orphans while others suffer from cancer. With the Festive Season approaching we could not think of anyone else but them to benefit from our outreach programme. We are a caring mall and we want to make their lives better and we hope that the ges- ture will bring them cheer during this Festive Season.” Tough Living Cancer Ward Facilitator at Cansa Polokwane, Bobby Were said they are going to spend the money on prosthetic eyes for the children who have eye cancer. “We are thankful to the mall for the donation and we believe the money will add value to the ward,” Were said. Amanda Koekemoer, Project Manager at Ngwana Baby House said they are going to spend money to address all the needs for the babies at the house. “We would like to thank the mall for the contribution. It will definitely add value at the house,” Koekemoer said. René van der Merwe, Marketing Manager and Thabitha Lekganyane, Marketing Assistant at Mall of the North initiat- ed the bridal competition during which funds were generated for the TLC Ward and Ngwana Baby House. Mon donates to ngwana Baby House, tLc Ward Rc MyBuRgH >>
[email protected] Learners from Siloe School for the Blind were treated to a dif- ferent kind of Christmas party than usual when the Polokwane Rotary Club spoiled them with a fun day at Sun Meropa’s bird, reptile and butterfly park, Wild Thingz on Saturday. According to one of the members, Mxolisi Bambo, Polokwane Rotary Club annually treats the learners at the school with a party characterised by lots to eat and drink. “This year we decided to make it more fun by bringing them to Wild Thingz. Jumping castles were erected for them but the highlight for the learners, some of whom are totally blind and others partially sighted was the opportunity to interact with some of the animals by touching and feeling among others a snake and some of the birds,” Bambo said. Bambo added that Polokwane Rotary Club said the club mem- bers are constantly grateful for opportunities to be involved with the improving the wellbeing of the school and its learners. Educators and learners from the Siloe School for the Blind pose with Polokwane Rotary Club members, Jacques van der Walt, Keith Moodie and Marius Liebenberg, at the back, during their recent visit to Wild Thingz at Sun Meropa. Rotarians spoil the blind at Sun Meropa PHOtOS: HERBERt RacHuEnE Photographed during the handing over are, seated, Corné Marais, Office Manager Cansa Polokwane, Bobby Were, Tough Living Cancer Ward Facilitator of Cansa Polokwane with Amanda Koekemoer, Project Manager at Ngwana Baby House and René van der Merwe, Marketing Manager for Mall of the North at the back. 28 Polokwane Observer November 27, 2014 BUSINESS observer November 27, 2014 >> PAGE 29 Business profile>>Business: Hi-Q MiddestadWhy did you choose this line of business? >> Because of the opportunity that I was granted, my love for auto fitment and the mo- tor industry What puts you ahead in the industry? >> Hi-Q is considered an icon brand and has again been named leading national tyre retailer How do you live out your passion for your career? >> Providing only the best service and work- ing with people with different personalities Riaan Knoetze WILLIE ESTERHUYSEN >>
[email protected] Die wêreldekonomie en Suid-Afrika in die besonder is in so ‘n wurggreep dat die bekende sakepersoonlikheid en hoofe- konoom van die Efficient Groep, Dawie Roodt, van mening is dat ‘n resessie met ‘n soortgelyke omvang as dié van 1929-depressie nie vergesog is nie. Vir die onmiddellike toekoms voorspel hy dat die 2015/16-groeikoers van Suid-Afrika op nasionale front selfs veel laer as die konsensus- vooruitskatting van 1,5% mag wees. Hy het tydens ‘n spogdinee wat verlede Donderdag deur die Limpopo-tak van die Suid- Afrikaanse Tandartsvereniging (SADA) aangebied is voor ‘n uitgesoekte gehoor by Fusion Boutique Hotel gesê die land beleef ‘n demokratiese defek en die resultaat hiervan is dat belasting aan die een kant op die minderheid en sosiale span- dering aan die ander kant op die meerderheid verhoog word. Die breekpunt wat nou bereik word, is dat daar te veel belastingstrukture is, belasting te hoog is, die staatsdiens stort ineen en mense spaar in die algemeen nie meer nie. Waar staan ons nou? Volgens Roodt word Suid-Afrikaners se mees basiese reg naamlik, dié op privaateiendom, ondermyn. Benewens verskeie wetgewing, is die feit ook onlangs in ‘n uitspraak van die konstitusionele hof bevestig. In gevalle van grondonteiening word die staat nou die beskerm- heer daarvan en word geen vergoeding betaal nie. Roodt wil weet wat gaan gebeur as hierdie beginsel ook op ander bates soos fabrieke en besighede toegepas word. Voorts: • Die staatsdiens stort op grootskaal ineen • Munisipaliteite is ‘n ramp • Onderwys is die swakste in die wêreld met geletterdheidsvlakke van gr 3-leerders in Mosambiek selfs veel hoër as in Suid-Afrika As voorbeele van die agteruitgang, het Roodt verwys na die Suid-Afrikaanse Lugdiens wat reeds die afgelope twintig jaar met R20 biljoen deur belastingbetalers gesubsidieer word en R300 biljoen wat jaarliks verlore gaan as gevolg van verlore produksie. Gaan dit beter? Volgens Roodt hou die nasionale ontwikkelings- plan groot beloftes in. “Maar,” sê hy “in stede van daadwerklike implementering, is die dokument tot nou toe niks anders as ‘n wenslys nie.” Hy is bekommerd oor individuele politieke agendas, prysvasstelling deur die regering en die feit dat “die linkerhand in Suid-Afrika nie weet wat die ander linkerhand” doen nie. Fiskale besteding Die fiskale beleid van die regering is om rykes meer te belas en meer aan die armes te bestee.Ten spyte van die massiewe herverde- ling bly Suid-Afrika egter steeds een van die ongelykste lande ter wêreld. Iemand moet hiervoor betaal. Volgens Roodt gaan die staat se finansies intussen sodanig agteruit dat hy eenvoudig nie meer kan voortgaan om sulke groot maatskap- like uitgawes te dra nie – behalwe as belastings verhoog word of staatsbates geprivatiseer word. Volgens Roodt kan die alternatief om staatsbates te privatiseer tesame met die wil en deursettings- vermoë deur die staat om strukturele verande- ringe aan te bring, waarvan gehalte en diens die belangrikste is, die draaipunt wees. ‘n Tweede groot depressie Tekens wat Roodt in sy omvattende voorlegging uitgewys het, van nog ‘n depressie wat op hande is, is: • Opbrengse verminder, maar pryse stagneer en verlaag • Aandeelpryse skiet die hoogte in tot op ‘n punt waar opbrengste verflou • Kort-uitleenkoerse bly laag, aanvraag verminder, deflasie tree in en beweging in verhandeling verminder • Verdienste en aandele val • Maatskappye hou aan kontant vas • Skuldvlakke skiet die hoogte in • Sagte wisselkoerse ervaar inflasie en gaan in verstek Hoe om jouself te beskerm? Volgens Roodt is dit raadsaam om van arbeid- intensiewe aktiwiteite weg te beweeg na kapitaal-intensiewe aktiwiteite. Sy raad is dat Suid-Afrikaners meer vaardighede moet aanleer, vir hulself moet dink eerder as om ’n skaap te bly, hulself onmisbaar moet maak en vriende met die regte mense moet maak Hoe om jou bates te beskerm? Roodt se raad is: • Pas die hefboomeffek op inkomstegene re- rende bates maksimaal toe • Diversifiseer portefeuljes en skakel oor na buitelandse bateklasse • Maak gebruik van diskressionêre strukture om beleggings te diversifiseer, byvoorbeeld om verder te kyk as bloot pensioen- en voorsorgfondse • Huur eerder as om te koop. Dit beteken likiditeit • Kry buitelandse vennote, want onteie ning raak moeiliker wanneer dit gebeur dat buitelanders se bates gesteel word. • Betaal alleen jou verskuldigde belasting en sorg dat jy nie agterstallig raak nie • Sluit aan by ‘n organisasie en veldtogte wat hulle beywer vir die beskerming van privaateiendomsreg. Op pad na ’n tweede depressie …ekonoom Dawie Roodt praat prontuit WARREN BLUNT >>
[email protected] Stanford Lake College old boy, Samuel Ntsanwisi a youth activist and the founder of Vanthswa Va Xivono, which means ‘youth with a vision’ received an Inyathelo Award for Philanthropy in Youth Development recently. The Inyathelo Awards was initiated eight years ago to acknowledge, celebrate and honour people whose personal giving has contributed towards sustainable social change in South Africa. Ntsanwisi was among eleven other individuals that were honoured at the prestigious annual award ceremony in Cape Town two weeks ago. He previously worked as the Director and Programme Coordinator at Bjatladi Youth Development and wants to establish his own youth centre. To win the award Ntsanwisi ran more than 1 850 km from Cape Town to NkowaNkowa in 32 days last year as part of his ongoing efforts to raise awareness and funding for abused women and children. He also works closely with the South African Police Service’s Victim Empowerment Unit in guiding young people to make positive choices and empow- ering them with life skills, knowledge and opportunities. The 28-year-old Ntsanwisi enjoyed a privileged upbringing and attended a private school, but feels compelled to help those that did not have the same opportunities that he has in life. The marketer at Stanford Lake College, Rona McGaffin explained that Ntsanwisi’s quest to better the lives of those less fortunate started when he was 18 and wanted to set up a band. He met so many talented youngsters but most of them were unable to fulfil their potential because of the social challenges they faced on a daily basis. Ntsanwisi started helping them informally, or- ganised opportunities and introduced them to people that could help, according to Mcgaffin. After studying filming and setting up his own film company, Ntsanwisi used some of the proceeds for Vanthswa Va Xivono. The youth development programme is currently assisting 30 disadvantaged and orphaned children from the NkowaNkowa area. Vanth- swa Va Xivono assists the children with their educational needs and is busy building two houses for disadvantaged members of the community. Individuals and businesses wanting to help Ntsanwisi with his youth development programme can contact him on 079 194 8023 or email
[email protected]. Visit the website on www.vvx.co.za. PHOTO: SUPPLIED Ex-Stanford Lake College learner, Samuel Ntsanwisi pictured at the Inyathelo Award ceremony in Cape Town two weeks ago where he received an award for Philanthro- py in Youth Development. Inyathelo Award for ex-Stanford Lake College learner FOTO’S: ELNA ESTERHUYSEN Dawie Roodt (middel), spreker by die Suid-Afrikaanse Tandartsver- eniging (SADA) se spogdinee, Sybrand van Reede van Oudshoorn, voorsitter van die Limpopo-tak van dié vereniging (links) en Alicia Lotriet, The Dental Studio se openbare skakelbeampte. Natasha van Reede van Oudshoorn, mondhigiënis van The Dental Studio en eggenoot van Sybrand van Reede van Oudshoorn, tandarts van die praktyk en voorsitter van die Limpopo-tak van SADA (regs). In die middel is Minette Wescomb, verteenwoordiger van Oral B. 30 polokwaneOBSERVER November 27, 2014NEWS love hope peace family happy together laughter inspired With the end of the year approaching and the Festive Season gradually creeping in, the National Credit Regulator (NCR) is urging con- sumers to be vigilant when entering into credit agreements. Mpho Ramapala, Acting Manager in the Education and Communication Department at the NCR warned against reckless spending and misleading advertising especially over the Festive Season. “Credit providers should disclose all costs in advertisements if they make reference to monthly instalments, repayment amounts or any other cost of credit. Consumers should be wary of misleading terms in advertisements or direct solicitation for credit such as no credit checks required, blacklisted consumers welcome, free credit, cheap credit, affordable credit, low cost credit or any wording that has substantially the same meaning,” Ramapala said. She also advised consumers not to leave their identity documents, bank cards or Per- sonal Identification Number (PIN) and South African Social Security Agency (Sassa) cards with credit providers when applying for credit and stressed that it is a criminal offence for the service provider to do so. Consumers should report cases where their bank or Sassa cards and identity documents were taken by credit providers to their local police stations. Due to the year-end celebrations and excite- ment, the festive season provides the perfect opportunity to spend money that you do not have. “If you want to begin the New Year in a financially sound position, be aware of how you spend your money during this period and save for the New Year”, Ramapala advised. Over the Festive Season, consumers should be especially wary of buy now, pay after three months deals and then incurring additional credit during those three months. “Consumers should request a pre-agreement statement and quotation when applying for credit. This will enable them to shop around and do a comparison.” The NCR urges consumers to seek loans with NCR-registered credit providers. They can identify such credit providers by a window decal (an orange sticker with an NCR logo) and a registration certificate that will also state the NCR credit provider registration number. To ensure that you are not put in a predica- ment of having to apply for credit come the New Year, spend wisely this year by following these simple steps: • Do a budget for the festive season and in- clude all debt, rent, electricity, water, insur- ance, transport, gifts, entertainment, etc; • When going shopping, have a shopping list to avoid buying unnecessary items; • If you didn’t budget for a holiday earlier in the year, it might be too late and risky in terms of finances to go on holiday this year; • Be proactive and double-up on your regular payments such as mortgage or rent, lights and water. That way you will be able to af- ford costs such as school fees and uniforms which will hit you at the start of the New Year; • Prioritise your home loan and rent; • Shop around for cheaper options; • If you borrow money, make sure you bor- row only for what is strictly necessary and ensure that you can afford the repayments; • If you’re not sure of exactly how much you want to spend on each person’s present, it’s easy to get caught up in the moment and overspend. Limit yourself to an amount for each person to help keep track of your spending; • Items such as school stationery, uniforms or other useful items are a better invest- ment. Choose presents that last long after Christmas; • Instead of buying expensive presents, set up a savings fund and put away an amount for your loved ones each Christmas. Over time this will grow into a much bigger pot of money that can be used to fund school fees or pay off a car; • Entertain at home. Ask guests to bring something for the meal so you share the costs of your festive entertainment; • Each year, set up a separate fund for birthday and Christmas presents as well as holidays; • Use your bonus to reduce your debt burden by paying off existing loans. By spending wisely this year, you can reap the benefits next year. Beware of misleading adverts, spend wisely this Festive Season Fair Deal WooDen WinDoWs Tel: 015 297 6886 • Fax: 015 297 2084 • Cell: 082 445 1328 Emali:
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[email protected] ‘n Tradisionele Kersfees met ‘n organiese inslag het vir klem op detail gesorg toe Polokwane interieur-kenner, Martin-Shawn van Huyssteen sy kreatiwiteit die vlug laat neem het voor die gemeenskaplike samesyn met vriende en familie. Van Huyssteen se tafel het plek gekry in die koel tuin by Velvet Apple Café te Compensa- tiestraat 80 waarvandaan hy ook sy interieur- onderneming, Black Apple Design bedryf. Soos verwag het hy nie teleurgestel nie. In die skadu van die ou huis wat as afskoppunt vir etlike klein besigheidsentiteite dien, is fantasie opgetower. En halfhartigheid was beslis nie ‘n opsie nie. Met sy keuse vir die tooi van ‘n Kerstafel het hy sy kreatiewe gees uitgeleef. ‘n Sithoe- kie waar lede van Polokwane Observer se redaksionele span op ‘n Vrydagmiddag kon aansit was die ideale voorloper vir ‘n Kersmaal geïnspireer deur die voorskrifte vir ‘n gesellige kuier. In die kruietuin wat ‘n leefwyse na aan die aarde bevorder, was invloede met ‘n tong-in-die-kiesbenadering aan die orde van die dag. Losstaande kosyne met houtdeure en vensterrame in gul kleure geverf en die gekab- bel van fonteinwater het die besoeker summier verwelkom. Die gewone wit en silwer wat alom met die feesseisoen gebruik word, was nie ‘n oorwe ging nie. Aardse kleure in goud en koper was die pasmaats vir elemente uit Limpopo-bodem en ‘n kleurskema wat Van Huyssteen met ‘n tradi- sionele Kersfees vereenselwig. Hy het dit wat hy in die huis het vir ‘n treffer-tentoonstelling vir ‘n Kerskuier met skop aangewend, het hy ver- duidelik. Die tema is verhoog deur die simboliese gebruik van alomteenwoordige simboliek uit die natuur, waaronder blomme en voëls. Vir sy tafel het Van Huyssteen rolle muur- papier met motiewe van die rakke gehaal en as drapering en stoeloortreksels gebruik. Die Kersboom van hout as middelpunt het die keuse vir die organiese bevestig en struktuur aan die dekor verleen. Die borde met goue skrif en servette met krulle bedruk het tot die kleurkeuse bygedra. Kristal sal altyd in sy aan- biedings aangetref word, het Van Huyssteen beklemtoon. Vir elke gas is ‘n fortuinkoekie op die rand van sy glas geplaas. Bling het uitdrukking ’n Kerskuier met skop gevind in Kersballe, lint, Kersklappers, sterre uit rottang geweef en teeliggies in koperglas. Miniatuur-dierefigure, tossels en die uitsonder- like masker van wit kant was onder die bykom- stighede vir die okkasie. Aan ‘n tak bo die tafel het stringe klokkies, blomme en handgemaakte voëls in glasnessies in die wind geswiep. Nef- fens die kuierplek het ‘n sitbank van gietyster verfraai met lap, kussings en behangsels in dieselfde kleurskema ‘n alternatiewe uitspan- plek gebied. Die spyskaart het weggeskram van ure se voorbereiding in ‘n warm kombuis, maar was geskik vir luilekker saamwees. Gekrummelde hoenderhappies op eko-vriendelike bamboes- stokkies vir voordurende peusel is afgerond met kersietamaties en ‘n rissiesous. Vrugte- poeding met vars kersies, mini-roompoffers en individuele poedings bedek met vla of roomys en sjokoladeballe in blink papier toegedraai was gepas vir die soettand. Pampelmoes met granaatpitte was ‘n koel lafenis. En dan die troefkaart... die beraam van FOtO’S: YOLANDE NEL ‘n Kerstafel geskik vir ure se kuier. ‘n Losstaande deur verwelkom besoekers by Velvet Apple Café. planne vir Kersfees in Julie, want die wag tot Desember 2015 blyk heeltemal te lank te wees. Raadpleeg Martin-Shawn van Huyssteen by 082 802 4178 oor daardie tameletjies wat die lewe vir enige partytjiebeplanner moeilik kan maak. Hy kan selfs help met voorbereidings vir die jaarlikse Kersete. Martin-Shawn van Huys- steen, plaas- like interieur- kenner, doen die laaste voorberei- dings. 32 polokwaneOBSERVER November 27, 2014NEWS love hope peace family happy together laughter inspired 33polokwaneOBSERVER November 27, 2014 NEWS liefde hoop vrede familie geluk samesyn lag inspirasie 34 polokwaneOBSERVER November 27, 2014NEWS love hope peace family happy together laughter inspired BARRY VILJOEN >>
[email protected] “It’s not long ago when I was welcomed by the people of Polokwane and now, in the wink of an eye we are already in the Festive Season. Indeed, time flies when one is not idle. Mine was not a long year, but the short time here has been fruitful. Although we are still experiencing challenges here and there and sometimes with service interruptions, as a municipality we marvel at our achievements. There is more hope than despair. “Firstly, I thank all the Polokwane Municipal- ity officials and Councillors for what I believe was a year of hard work and service. I believe we will use this period to reflect on 2014 and revaluate ourselves to become better persons in 2015 so that we can better our services to the people of Polokwane. “We are ushering the festive season by hosting the Annual Festive Lights Event and distribute funds raised through the 2014 Executive Mayor’s Charity Golf Day to various charities. This year’s festive season is the first since the passing of former President of South Africa, Tata Nelson Mandela and in honour- ing his memory; we will be visiting children at various hospices especially those taking care of cancer survivors. We will also distribute toys to the less fortunate children in partnership with the Motsepe Foundation. “We hope that the Grade 12’s in our mu- nicipality will take advantage of the Executive Mayor’s Bursary scheme and apply so that they could study further in consistence with our Smart People pillar. Parents, please ensure that as we spend money, we become mindful of our children’s education- al needs in the New Year. “As we enter into holiday mode, let’s all spend the holiday period responsibly with our beloved families and friends. I call upon all of us to practice humanity by extending a helping hand to those who are vulnerable, the less fortunate and the elderly in our society. One act of random kindness will surely help us lay a brick a day towards achieving social cohesion. “We should be patient on the road, tolerate one another and drive to arrive safe at our various destinations. Road safety is the re- sponsibility of all on the roads. Let us all avoid drinking and driving for that is the cause of many fatalities on our roads. Our law enforce- ment officers will be dispatched throughout the Municipality to ensure that you arrive safe at your destinations. “Our praises to God for protecting us all in 2014 and we also pray that He delivers us into 2015 unharmed. On behalf of the Council of Polokwane Municipality, I take this momentous opportunity to wish all our residents and visi- tors a Merry Christmas and a rejuvenated and prosperous 2015.” Thembi Nkadimeng Polokwane Executive Mayor Festive Season message Polokwane Executive Mayor Thembi Nkadimeng PHOTO: ARCHIVES Polokwane Executive Mayor Thembi Nkadimeng BARRY VILJOEN >>
[email protected] Biolink Konsentrasiesentrum is betrokke by Mall of the North se Kersprogram wat kinders van 8 tot 13 Desember gaan besig hou. Biolink glo dat konsentrasie die sleutel tot sukses is en bied aan kinders geleentheid om deur middel van hul programme tot hulle volle potensiaal te ontwikkel. By Biolink Konsentrasiesentrum leer kinders om beter te konsentreer en te fokus deur middel van unieke tegnologie wat op verskillende maniere konsentrasie meet en die brein strategieë leer om langer te kon- sentreer en beter op spesifieke take te fokus. ‘n Tovatoets (Test of Variables of Attention- toets) word deurgaans gebruik om kinders se vordering wetenskaplik te monitor. Biolink Bioterugvoer help met die aandag- span, geheue, kognitiewe prestasies, sosiale vaardighede en gedragsvorming van kinders. Skakel Koemi van der Walt by 079 311 8277 of stuur ‘n e-pos na koemi@bio-link. co.za. Biolink spreek konsentrasie- en leerprobleme aan BARRY VILJOEN >>
[email protected] Een van die interessante aktiwiteite wat van 8 tot 13 Desember by Mall of the North plaas- vind en deel van hul Kersprogram is die Moms & Babes en Moms & Tots- klasse. Die Moms & Babes en Moms & Tots-klasse is deel van die “Jungle Tots Franchise” en nuut in die stad. Die program bied stimulasieklasse vir moeders en babas en vir moeders en peuters en is daarop gemik om algemene ontwikkeling van die kleingoed te bevorder en ma’s op ‘n prettige manier te leer hoe om hul kinders tuis te stimuleer. Aktiwiteite sluit musiekspel, massering en kreatiwiteitsoefeninge in waartydens ma’s en kinders saam ‘n speelding maak, “messy play” wat die tas- sensoriese ontwikkeling stimuleer, asook waterspel en ‘n motoriese aktiwiteit. Moeders en peuters kan op hul beurt aan ‘n musiekaktiwiteit en ‘n temabespreking wat gevolg word deur ‘n te- matoepaslike kreatiwiteitsaktiwiteit, deelneem. Ruimtelike persepsie, waterspel en “messy play” is ook deel van die peuters se program. Skakel Nerina Barnard by 084 762 5592 of Michelle van der Merwe by 084 702 1253 vir verdere inligting. Moms & Babes en Moms & Tots-klasse by MoN BARRY VILJOEN >>
[email protected] Kindermusik with MilkShake Music Studio of- fers music stimulation classes for babies and children up to 7 years. The Kindermusik concept will be part of Mall of the North’s Christmas Programme that focuses on children and will take place from 8 to 13 December. The studio is located on the premises of NG Kerk Bendorgemeente where qualified Kindermusik educators, Marlet van Niekerk and Jackie Shrives present the classes. Kindermusik has been enriching children’s lives with the carefully researched, devel- opmentally based music programme that gives children from birth to age seven an opportunity to experience the magic of music without the pressure to perform. It provides encouragement and guidance to stretch their boundaries with creativity and fun. The aim of the programme is not to turn the young participants into musicians, but instead to make them more eager to learn, more awake and wholly alive in their world. In musi- cal activities, children and families are engaged in learning in class and at home. The benefit of music for the cognitive devel- opment of children is actually extraordinary. By incorporating music and movement into a child’s learning routine all areas of the brain are stimulated and engaged and it is thus the best way to learn. Music even helps a child develop early Mathematics, science and literacy and lan- guage skills. Van Niekerk: 083 577 4978 (marlet@ milkshakemusik.co.za) and Shrives: 072 101 9815 (
[email protected]) can be contacted for more information. Kindermusik with MilkShake Music Studio offers music stimulation classes Kers- boom met ‘n lekker verskil FOTO: LEANDRI VAN SCHALKWYK Met Kersfees om die draai is daar hope idees vir die versiering van bome wat byval by die hele gesin en vriendekring be- hoort te vind. Ons gunsteling dusver is ‘n Kersboom met lekkergoed versier, geskik vir die jongklomp en die soettand. Dit is nie nodig om ‘n bank te beroof nie. Laat die gedagtes hul gang gaan wanneer dit kom by Kersboomidees. Palm Centre 015 295 7633 The Crossing 015 296 2612/3 Call & collect Thank you to all our loyal customers for their support during 2014. We wish you all a joyous Festive Season. MOTORING observer November 27, 2014 >> PAGE 35 Motors profile>>Dealership: Audi Polokwane What is the biggest challenge in your line of work? >> The decline in Rand value compared to other currencies How do you stay at the forefront of the industry? >> Honesty is the best policy and by keeping in touch with my clients What do prospective clients need to keep in mind when buying a vehicle? >> Make sure about the motive behind the pur- chase such as safety, performance or comfortMphuti Manamela >> The RS7 accelerates from 0-100 km/h in 3,9 seconds >> The tran smission can auto- matically adjust to driving style RC MYBURGH >>
[email protected] In the centre of Audi Polokwane’s showroom is a vehicle that from the onlook expresses puristic elegance, incredible power and cutting edge engineering; it is the Audi RS7 Sportback. It is clear that the RS7 is a big attraction to speed, power and torque fanatics and that performance will always end up first on the discussion list. The 4,0 litre V8 TFSI engine generates 412 kW and delivers a maximum torque of 700 Nm - pure power that the Quat- tro permanent all-wheel drive transfers to the road with confidence. The sprint from 0 to 100 km/h is effortless and takes only 3,9 seconds. The RS7 also excels when it comes to ef- ficiency, with Audi cylinder on demand shutting down four of the eight cylinders in the partial- load range. The engine continues to run smoothly and powerfully regardless. The only difference is that fuel consumption and emissions are reduced. On the exterior it is elegance at its most powerful. The trademark Audi Singleframe features a matt aluminium-look frame while a high-gloss black honeycomb grid creates an impression of outstanding strength. RS bum- bers with large side air intakes and integrated flaps as well as the optional LED headlights with dark tinted surrounds help to underline the individual character of the RS7 Sportback. The interior exudes sportiness, exclusive- ness and quality the moment you open the door. Details such as the illuminated door sill trims, pedals in aluminium look, door openers with a delicate double-bar design and carbon inlays all serve to underline the vehicle’s pre- mium character. The RS7 sport seats with their boldly con- toured form offer excellent lateral support even on the most challenging drives. The shift paddles of the flat-bottomed RS leather-covered multifunctional sport steer- ing wheel enable the driver to change gear manually without having to let go of its chunky contours. Meanwhile the navigation and vehicle information system gives the driver perfectly intuitive control over many vehicle functions. Not only does the RS7 Sportback boast a unique dynamism, the way in which it adapts to the driver is just as individual. Thanks to the eight-speed tiptronic Dynamic Shift Program (DSP), the transmission can automatically adjust to your driving style. Audi manufacturer also provided for so- phisticated safety features which include side impact protection, airbags, integrated head restraint system, battery energy management, Anti-lock Braking System (ABS), Anti-slip Regu- lation (ASR), Electronic Differential Lock (EDL), Electronic Stabilisation Control (ESC) and a start/stop system. Contact Audi Polokwane on 015 299 8800 or visit them at Motor City, Grobler Street. Audi RS7 Sportback – unconditional dynamism PHOTO: RC MYBURGH The exterior design of the Audi RS7 Sportback creates an impression of outstanding strength. 36 Polokwane Observer November 27, 2014 39 19th Street, InduStrIa tel: 015 297 3583/4 pbg tyres•bande ts & Cs apply. Prices include Vat, fitting & balancing. PrICeS ValId WhIle StOCK laStS. Suppliers of local and imported passenger, light truck and truck tyres BF GOODRICH 30x9.5R15 BFG A/T R1 998 incl 31x10.5R15 BFG A/T R2 298 245/70R16 BFG A/T R2 398 265/70R16 BFG A/T R3 050 265/75R16 BFG A/T R2 980 285/75R16 BFG A/T R3 298 MICHELIN 265/70R16 LTX AT2 R2 575 265/65R17 LTX AT2 R3 295 PIRELLI 205/40R17 P.Zero R1 050 225/40R18 P.Zero R2 1 95 235/60R18 S.Verde R3 450 AMAZING HOLIDAY SPECIALS DUNLOP AND SUMITOMO BRANDED TYRES 155/80R13 Dunlop R419 165/80R13 Dunlop R445 175/70R13 Dunlop R475 175/65R14 Dunlop R479 185/60R14 Sumitomo R520 185/65R14 Sumitomo R548 195/50R15 Dunlop R559 195/60R15 Dunlop R645 205/55R16 Sumitomo R699 225/55R16 Sumitomo R935 205/40R17 Dunlop R668 225/45R17 Sumitomo R895 225/40R18 Dunlop R989 DUNLOP BRANDED COMMERCIAL 195R14 Dunlop R770 215R15 Dunlop R1 040 245/75R15 Dunlop R1 290 245/70R16 Dunlop R1 295 265/65R17 Dunlop R1 495 from COMBO DEALS 13” Mag wheel combo R3 790 14” Mag wheel combo R4 395 15” Mag wheel combo R5 295 17” Mag wheel combo R6 450 from next to louis trichardt road November 27, 2014 Polokwane Observer 37 DID YOU KNOW... WE ARE THE ONLY 2 HI-Qs IN TOWN NOW OPEN: 58A BOK STREET, CBD TEL: 015 291 1547/8 64 SILICON STREET, LADINE TEL: 015 293 2124 *FIT 4 NEW TYRES AND GET NITROGEN FOR FREE …Come see MORE great SPECIALS in-store… MIDDESTAD LADINE & 38 polokwaneOBSERVER November 27, 2014NEWS HERBERT RACHUENE >>
[email protected] Mitchell House held their inter-house athletics meeting at the school sports field last Thurs- day in preparation for next year Ironwood interschool athletics meeting scheduled to take place on 27 January 2015 at the old Peter Mokaba Stadium. The event saw tough competition between the houses but in the end Harman, on 252 points, triumphed followed by Maytham (226) and Hudson (191). Among the outstanding performances on the day were three new records set by Har- man’s u.13 star, Kgola Khonou in the boys 100 m (12.05), 200 m (27.07) and long jump (5,31 m). Davon Smit, also from Harman, performed exceptionally well by participating in six events and winning them all. He won the high jump (1,45 m), long jump (4,10 m), javelin (14,59), discus (16,25), 100 m sprint (13.84) and 1 200 (5.04:22) for boy u.12 to ensure his team’s victory. Lebo Mateta (Harman) won the girls u.13 200m in a time of 31.96 while Katekani Xivambu (Hudson) won the 100 m and long jump for boys u.11. Headmaster Andrew Cook said they are proud of the athletes who did well during the meeting. “We want to do well in the Ironwood meeting next year. Normally these kinds of events are held in January, but we decided to have our meeting early because we want to give learners enough time to prepare for next year,” he said. Mitchell House prepares for Ironwood Mitchell House>> Erica Pre-Primêre Skool>> Laerskool Pietersburg-Oos>> Werk en Wen Pre-primêre Skool>> Andrew Cook, Headmaster at Mitchell House and Frederick Romijn, Director of Sport at Mitchell House congratulate Kgola Khunou who improved records in the boys u.13 100 and 200 m items as well as the long jump. PHOTOS: HERBERT RACHUENE Andrew Cook, Headmaster at Mitchell House congratulates Davon Smit for winning the u.12 boys high jump, long jump, 100m, 200m, javelin and shot-put. Kiaan Harris managed a distance of 3.24 m in the boys u.12 long jump. WARREN BLUNT >>
[email protected] Die ouers van die kleuters by Erica Pre- Primêre Skool het onlangs groot pret gehad met hul aksiekrieket fondsinsamelingdag om die jaar af te sluit. Ses spanne het aan die toernooi deelge- neem en die Olifant- en Berespan het sake in die eindstryd uitgespook. Die Berespan, gelei deur Lauran du Toit het koning gekraai. Een van die organiseerders, Alizia Sibley sê die suksesvolle fondsinsamelingdag bewys weer dat ouers van die gewilde kleuterskool in goeie kameraadskap werk. Dewald Fuchs (Kameelperdspan) was die beste bouler en Lettie Killian (Olifant- span), die beste kolwer en veelsydigste speler. FOTO’S: VERSKAF Erica Pre-Primêre Skool-ouers by die aksiekrieketdag met die organiseerders, Eugene Bray en Alizia Sibley links voor. Links: Die Berespan met die wentrofee. BARRY VILJOEN >>
[email protected] Graad R-leerders van Laerskool Pieters- burg-Oos het onlangs hul grade tydens ‘n geselligheid by die skool ontvang en is op die verhoog deur Lizette Olivier, waarnemende hoof en hul klasonderwysers gelukgewens. Elke leerder het die geleentheid gekry om die klok te lui terwyl hulle van die verhoog afgestap het om aan te dui dat hulle nou volwaardige Oosies is wat in 2015 met graad 1 begin. ‘n Reuse slagorkes van 130 graad R- leerders het die ouers en gaste in die volge- pakte saal met hul optrede vermaak. FOTO’S: BARRY VILJOEN Carla van der Westhuizen ontvang haar graad van Lizette Olivier, waarnemende hoof van Oosskool. Zach Pretorius, Tiaan Pretorius, Christiaan Oosthui- zen, Lardus Nel en Awie Karsten van die Leeuklas. Slagorkeslede is Kota Hattingh, Zachnes Olivier, Karla Strydom en Inneke Weterman. Oosskool se Graad R’e nou skoolgereed Erica se pret met aksiekrieket vir fondsinsameling Werk en Wen-kleuters hou konsert WARREN BLUNT >>
[email protected] Werk en Wen Pre-primêre Skool het Don- derdag die jaar met ‘n konsert in ‘n volgepakte skoolsaal by Pietersburg Laerskool afgesluit. Die kleuters het hulself uitstekend van hul taak met die konserttema, Koningskinders gekwyt met Bybelverhale wat opgevoer is. Die kleinspan het met groot opgewon- denheid Woensdag en Donderdag hul beste vertonings gelewer om familielede en gaste met trots te laat toekyk. Werk en Wen Pre-primêre Skool-kleuters, Lurian Enslin, Anro Richards en Alejandro Herman. FOTO’S: WARREN BLUNT Tommie Horn, JJ Velloen, Renaldo Smit en Charl Bloem is gereed vir die konsert. Xander Scott as ‘n engel. Bo: Die twee engeltjies, Lea Bosman en Elexis du Toit. Regs: Werner Maree en Jo-Anne Groe- newald is olifante. Dié wyse manne is Chris- tiaan Boshoff en Chris- tiaan van der Merwe. Nicky Smal, Nelrie Cloete, FR Engelbrecht en Hendru Herbst. PROPERTIES observer November 27, 2014 >> PAGE 39 Property profile>> Agency: Era Rentals What advice do you have for po- tential tenants? >> Rent what you can afford To what do you ascribe your suc- cess as rental agent? >> Honesty and integrity What is the current trend in the local rental market? >> There is a big shortage of rental properties Dionette Luüs Besides the barbeques, office parties and breakaways to the beach or the Bush-veld, the summer holiday period is always a good time to take stock and plan for the year to come. And if its property you want to buy – either as a first time buyer or because you’re looking to expand your portfolio of investments – it’s a perfect time to design your strategy. “It is no secret that financial institutions have fairly stringent lending requirements, and it’s become increasingly more important for prospective homeowners to keep their financial affairs in order to show the necessary afford- ability ratios,” said Adrian Goslett, Chief Execu- tive Officer of RE/MAX of Southern Africa. This also applies to current homeown- ers who might require additional finances to undertake renovation projects or upgrades to their properties. He said that it makes sense to take time out to step back and assess your financial situation, to plan your actions and to measure the progress you’re making towards attaining your financial objectives. First-time buyers For first time buyers and people who don’t have much experience of the property market, though, knowing what you need to know can be a bit of a conundrum. The process of ap- plying for a bond isn’t a straight-forward one, so it makes sense to use bond originators – especially since they’ll apply to all the banks on your behalf and you won’t be obliged to accept any of the banks’ deals, either. Get pre-qualified for finance The best way to begin is to get pre-qualified for bond finance. This will help you establish affordability in terms of the National Credit Act, will provide you with an amount that you’re likely to purchase for, and will also give you an insight into your credit ability. A pre-qualification will give you an understanding of your potential risk pro- file. If this requires work in order to improve your risk rating and thus your chances of obtaining a bond, we’ll be able to counsel and guide you as to what you can do to achieve a better risk status. If you’re self-employed, you’ll be informed of what documentation to prepare, and you’ll be guided through the processes that the banks will follow when assessing your ability to obtain a home loan. As a first time buyer you should save up for a deposit because even though the banks say they’ll provide 100% bonds, those bonds come at a cost. But with a deposit, you’re in a good position to negotiate a lower interest rate. Financial plan Goslett pointed out that the purchase of property shouldn’t be the only aspect of your financial plan for the New Year. Now is the time to meas- ure the performance of your investment portfolio, which, he said, is typically measured by several different benchmarks although, the most impor- tant of them is the one you set yourself. “Assessing your financial position and making the required changes is not something to put off. It is vital that consumers know what they’re spending their money on and how to implement the necessary changes to their financial plan to achieve their homeownership goals. Take time to examine your financial and life goals in order to determine the course you need to follow to attain these objectives. Review changes that have oc- curred, and anticipate changes that may occur in the future,” Goslett said. Up your property preparation during down time >> Now is the time to measure the performance of your invest- ment portfolio >> The best way to begin is to get pre-qualified for bond finance Clearwater Cove: r3 250 000: Resort-style lifestyle in an estate. Lovely, spacious, very tasteful 3 bedr, 2 bathr home with a 1 bedr flatlet that can be rented out for extra income. Double volume, 180° view of the dam. Spacious living areas, built-in braai, verandah, splash pool, low maintenance yard. loCatIoN! loCatIoN!: 1 100m² Corner office premises. Consists of 8 offices, a boardroom, kitchen, 3 bathrooms, 2 garages and ample parking. New Flora ParK: r690 000: We all need to start somewhere. Buy this 71m² house situated right in the centre of this 582 m² stand. Space to extend. BeNDor GaBleS: r995 000: Enjoy the peaceful lifestyle in this well kept 2 bedr, 2 bathr spacious townhouse. 1 Garage. aCaCIa eState: r995 000: For the investor. A freestanding 3 bedr, 2 bathr house in an estate. No garage. Carport.
[email protected] 40 Polokwane Observer November 27, 2014 To leT offices Maneoprops 072 614 4333 WAREHOUSE/ STORAGE TO LET 1x 1 000m² for R18.00/m² Tweefontein Smallholdings 3km from SAB Long-term Johann Swart 082 829 5084 Megan Bezuidenhout gereed vir die VSA BARRY VILJOEN >>
[email protected] Megan Bezuidenhout, ‘n graad 8-leerder van die stad wat tuisonderrig ontvang, het onlangs in Johannesburg aan die Suid-Afrikaanse Talentkampioenskappe (SATCH) se nasionale rondte deelgeneem en ses goue medaljes ingepalm. Bezuidenhout het goue medaljes in die Afri- kaans, Engels, “Contemporary Country”, “Pop”, “Open Films” en “Motion Pictures”-kategorieë gekry en ‘n uitnodiging ontvang om volgende jaar in die Verenigde State van Amerika aan die Shine-sangkompetisie wat deelnemers vanoor die wêreld trek, deel te neem. Die organiseerders van die kompetisie, wat in Orlando plaasvind, gaan die geleentheid aan uitgesoekte deelnemers bied om sangkontrakte te sluit en ‘n sangloopbaan in die VSA te volg. Dit is die derde keer dat Megan aan die kompetisie deelneem en het die vorige keer ook ses goue medaljes ontvang. Bezuidenhout word deur haar vriend Callie Naudé, wat ook sing, ondersteun en hulle werk tans saam aan ‘n CD. Megan Bezuidenhout en haar medesanger, Callie Naudé. FOtO: BARRY VILJOEN AIDA POLOKWANE Tel: 015 295 3134 EACH FRANCHISE INDEPENDENTLY OWNED AND OPERATED ANTON 082 443 6039 ROSEMARY 082 804 9725 15A Schoeman Street, Polokwane, 0700, P.O. Box 1961, Polokwane, 0699 Tel: 015 295 3134 Fax: 015 295 3161 E-mail:
[email protected] Website: www.aida.co.za LOUWRENS 082 958 6632 SIAS 082 372 7265 VICTOR 073 066 6805 ELMARIE 082 977 7020 PETER 073 219 4538 GRETHA 082 802 1874 JACOB 082 466 8366 KOWIE 082 854 0452 RINA 082 929 9171 ESSIE 071 391 4750 HANTI 084 549 5928 HENNIE 083 245 1018 JAMES 072 236 7310 SIMON 082 476 8916 INA 079 597 8636 EVERYTHING WE TOUCH TURNS TO SOLD Diamond Arrow Award 1st Overall RETHABILE GARDENS PACKAGES CAN BE STRUCTURED TO MEET YOUR NEEDS • MANY OPTIONS TO CHOOSE FROM. PHASE 3: NOW SELLING EvErything wE touch turns to soLD! URGENT!!!!! We need houses, flats & plots to rent for good, long-term tenants! HOUSES TO LET ELMARIE - 082 977 7020 TOWNHOUSES TO LET BODORP R5,000 2 1 1 BENDOR R3,600 2 1 PENINA PARK R 8,500 3 2 2 IVY PARK R 7,700 3 2 2 R 3,850 2 1 1 RETHABILE GARDENS R 4,500 3 1 FLORA PARK R 7,500 3 2 2 R 6,600 3 2 2 Area Size/m² Price Agent Celtic Meadows - 91344184588 800 R456 000 Louwrens - 082 958 6632 Bendor - 91344186354 600 R472 000 Essie - 071 391 4750 Woodlands - 91344186097 1 090 R620 000 Sias - 082 372 7265 Marula Heights - 91344186530 1 021 R545 000 James - 072 263 7310 Marula Heights - 91344169212 704 R365 000 James - 072 263 7310 S T A N D S EX CLU SIV E SOUTH GATE • R550 000 JACOB • 082 466 8366 BEAUTIFUL AND SPACIOUS HOUSE. Ref: 91344186483 A family home with 3 bedrooms and open-plan lounge - kitchen. The property has excellent finishes, including ceramic tiles on the floor. Protected by burglar bars. Close to schools. Don’t delay. R1 300 000 VICTOR • 073 066 6805 UPMARKET TOWNHOUSE IN SECURITY ESTATE. Ref: 91344186353 Opposite Mall of the North. Open-plan living areas, granite tops in kitchen and a courtyard. Only 3 units in complex. Call now to view. STER PARK • R1 850 000 SIAS • 082 372 7265 EXCELLENT LOCATION – UPMARKET AREA. Ref: 91344171649 Superb family home - near to schools and shopping centres - spacious open- plan living areas with well planned kitchen. Lapa, swimming pool, storeroom, bar. 3 Wendy houses - car- port for 3 cars – automated garage doors, electric fenced and 4 security cameras. Please act now to arrange a viewing. FLORA PARK • R1 290 000 INA • 079 597 8636 FAMILY HOME + INCOME Ref: 91344186386 Home on corner stand with a two bedroom flat with own entrance. Four living areas. Near CBD. Flat can generate an extra income. Call today to view! 4 2 2 Carports 0 1 4 2 2 Carports 2 1 3 2 2 Carports 0 0 3 2 0 Carports 0 0 EDUAN PARK • R1 530 000 ESSIE • 071 391 4750 IDEAL FAMILY HOME. Ref : 91344186327 Family home with pool and lapa in a quiet suburb close to schools and shopping complex. Beautiful garden with very strong borehole. Ideal for first time buyers. To view please call me today! SESHEGO • R400 000 SIMON • 082 476 8916 PRICE TO SELL. Ref: 91344186315 Beg inner ’s house in Seshego . Two ou t - side rooms for extra income. Close to public t r anspo r t and schoo l . Make th i s you rs . 2 1 1 Carports 0 0 3 2 1 Carports 0 1 2 1 1 Carports 2 0 BODORP • R2 100 000 RINA • 082 929 9171 COSY AND CHARMING. Ref: 91344186514 Uniquely built family home with stoep around. Very modern lapa, built-in braai, borehole, irrigation, swim- ming pool, Jacuzzi, beautiful garden and a flatlet. SESHEGO • R550 000 JAMES • 072 236 7310 PERFECT LOCK UP AND GO. Ref: 91344181114 Clean house. Spacious family home on 372m² stand. A dream kitchen with cherrywood cupboards and gorgeous main bedroom. Peaceful surroundings and good neigh- bours. Be the proud owner. TWEEFONTEIN • R7 650 000 LOUWRENS • 082 958 6632 FINE GEM ON PRIME PROPERTY REF: 91344186361 This mansion is in a well sought after secure estate with prestigious lifestyle. Buildings ± 550 m². Well maintained garden. Borehole and sparkling pool. Must be seen! Call today for an appointment. 4 3 3 Carports 0 13 2 0 Carports 2 0 3 1 0 Carports 0 0 SESHEGO • R570 000 PETER • 073 219 4538 DREAM OF OWNING YOUR OWN SMALL HOUSE. Ref: 91344186542 The house consists of 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom. Also includes a lounge, dining room, single garage and carports. Fully walled. Spa- cious rooms. Alarms system and automated gate and electric fence. Close to shopping mall and school. Hurry up and view this house. Dear client As the year draws to a close we once again have time to reflect on our activities over the past year. Thanks to the support from you, the public, out there we can once again look back on a very successful year. In our profession where you entrust us with your most valuable and important asset it is imperatve that a relationship of trust be estab- lished between you, the customer and the agent. We have done so very successfully in the past and will strive to improve the quality of our services even further in the future. Please note that our offices will close for the Christmas recess on 19 December 2014 and re-open on 05 January 2015. Our agents will however be on standby. May you enjoy a blessed Christmas and a very happy and prosperous New Year. Geagte klient Terwyl die jaar einde se kant toe staan het ons weer die geleentheid om terug te kyk na ons aktiwiteite gedurende die jaar. Ons het weer ‘n baie suksesvolle jaar beleef en dit was slegs te danke aan u, die publiek, se volgehoue ondersteuning. In ons professie word dit van u verwag om u mees waardevolste en belangrikste bate aan ons toe te vertrou en dit is daarom van kardina- le belang dat ‘n vertrouens posisie tussen u, die klient en die agent tot stand kom. Ons het baie sukses hiermee in die verlede behaal maar sal daarna strewe om steeds die kwaliteit van ons dienste te verbeter in die toekoms. Neem asseblief kennis dat ons kantore op 19 De- sember 2014 vir die Kerstyd sal sluit en weer op 05 Januarie 2015 heropen. Ons agente sal op bystand wees gedurende hierdie tydperk. Mag u ‘n baie geseënde Kersfees en ‘n baie gelukkige en voorspoedige nuwejaar geniet. November 27, 2014 Polokwane Observer 41 HOUSE OF THE WEEK HOUSE IN BENDOR - R1 850 000 WEB: 338922 Bedrooms 3 Bathrooms 3 Garages 2 BUYERS CAN EXPECT PERFECT PEACE AND SECLUSION “Beautiful family home with spacious open-plan area. Privately set. Wonderfully relaxing ambience. This residence occupies a stunning position. Very secure complex, with beautiful gardens and walkways. CHARMAINE VERMEULEN 082 780 5844 makes us the obvious choice” “Having achieved more than 50 Years of property Do You Want to Buy or Sell Residential / Commercial Property? Call One of our Professional Sales Consultants 015 297 1140 CAPRICORN R1 095 000 BENDOR R6 560 000 WOODHILL R432 000BENDOR R2 450 000 BENDOR R6 000 000 BENDOR R1 420 000 EDUAN PARK R1 530 000 SESHEGO R600 000 ROODEPOORT R3 850 000 POLOKWANE R7 350 000 FLORA PARK R907 000 OLD FAUNA PARK R1 312 000 SPACIOUS FAMILY HOME! Bedrooms 3 Bathrooms 2 Garages 2 Seeff Web: 331384 (O) 015 297 1140 GERT VAN STADEN 083 386 6383 THIS HOUSE SITUATED IN OLD FAUNA PARK Bedrooms 4 Bathroom 1 Seeff Web: 338619 (O) 015 297 1140 ANNELISE BOOYSEN 079 490 9569 A GEM! GAME FARM IN POLOKWANE Erf size: 359,24ha Seeff Web: 332557 (O) 015 297 1140 CHRISTO VAN HEERDEN 082 375 7434 OLD SPACIOUS HOUSE IN CENTRAL POLOKWANE Bedrooms 3 Bathrooms 2 Garages 2 Seeff Web: 338953 (O) 015 297 1140 DINEO MOHOLOBELA 072 203 6658 DO YOU REALLY NEED A BEAUTIFUL 8,8 HA SMALLHOLDING Bedrooms 3 Bathrooms 2 Garages 2 Seeff Web: 335563 (O) 015 297 1140 HOSEA MOLEKOA 072 485 5155 UNIQUE PROPERTY - VIEWS, SPACE AND EXCELLENT LOCATION Bedrooms 5 Bathrooms 6 Garages 4 Seeff Web: 338955 (O) 015 297 1140 MANIE OOSTHUIZEN 082 809 3850 LIVE IN STYLE Bedrooms 2 Bathroom 1 Garage 1 Seeff Web: 338282 (O) 015 297 1140 KGOMOTSO MOKOATEDI 083 264 7038 VACANT STAND IN BEAUTIFUL UPMARKET SECURITY COMPLEX! Erf size: 537m² Seeff Web: 335204 (O) 015 297 1140 LATI MOTHOTSE 079 251 0015 A STONE’S THROW FROM OOSSKOOL Bedrooms 4 Bathrooms 2 Garages 4 Seeff Web: 338165 (O) 015 297 1140 KARIEN JORDAAN 082 774 7957 PRIVATE AND SECLUDED Bedrooms 5 Bathrooms 3 Garages 2 Seeff Web: 321552 (O) 015 297 1140 LOUISE OOSTHUIZEN 071 609 6256 THIS PROPERTY IS SITUATED IN AN UPMARKET SECURITY COMPLEX IN BENDOR Bedrooms 3 Bathrooms 2 Garages 2 Seeff Web: 338719 (O) 015 297 1140 MARIETTE PRETORIUS 082 200 5227 THIS IS PERFECT! Bedrooms 3 Bathrooms 2 Garage 1 Seeff Web: 338875 (O) 015 297 1140 SANDY SMITH 083 268 7436 SOLE MANDATE SA’s preferred home of more than 33 000 properties for sale and rent! Sell with us and stand a chance to win a MILLION VOYAGER MILES!WIN! ON SHOW BY APPOINTMENT FROM THURS PLEASE CALL NOW SOLE MANDATE SOLE MANDATE SOLE MANDATE Word ‘n Kansa vrywilliger en help ander >> 5 Desember is Interna- sionale Vrywilligersdag >> Meer as 6 000 vrywilligers bereik reeds 14 000 kankerpasiënte BARRY VILJOEN >>
[email protected] Die Kankervereniging van Suid-Afrika (Kansa) vier op 5 Desember Internasionale Vrywilligersdag, ‘n dag toegewy aan die waardering teenoor alle vrywilligers wat hulle tyd, vaardighede en geld gee om mense in nood te help. Kansa se waarnemende hoof-uitvoe- rende beampte, Elize Joubert sê: “Oscar Wilde het gesê dat ‘Die kleinste daad van liefde is meer werd as die wonderlikste voorneme’ en dit is presies wat Kansa- vrywilligers doen. Met klein en groot gebare, saam met die gee van hul tyd, is ons vrywilligers besig om die lewens van diegene wat deur kanker geraak word, te verander.” Kansa benodig die ondersteuning van vrywilligers om alle gemeenskappe in Suid-Afrika te bereik en om te help met hul sorg- en ondersteuningsdiens. Meer as 6 000 vrywilligers help reeds om 500 gemeenskappe en ongeveer 14 000 kankerpasiënte en hul families landswyd te bereik. “Internasionale Vrywilligersdag is ‘n geleentheid om vrywilligers te bedank vir hul werk en ondersteuning. Kansa se sorg- sentra regoor die land tree as gasheer vir vrywilligerbyeenkomste op hierdie dag op, om hul waardevolle bydrae wat meehelp om ‘n wêreld te skep sonder kanker, te erken,” meen Joubert. Dorothy Masiane (62), borskankeroor- winnaar en Kansa Phakamisa navigator, verduidelik: “Kansa het my met berading ondersteun terwyl ek deur my kankerreis gegaan het en my die geleentheid gegee om as ‘n Phakamisa navigator as vrywil- liger aan te sluit ten einde ander pasiënte op te hef en my gemeenskap oor kanker in te lig. Ek besef dat die meeste mans en vroue nie oor hul gesondheid praat nie, daarom probeer ons hulle help. Dit ver- skaf my plesier om te sien hoe sommige probeer om die manier waarop hulle dinge sien, te verander.” Lucas Pelompe, ‘n Movember-navigator van Rustenburg, sê: “Vir my is die werk soos om ‘n ui af te skil - daar is meer lae om te ontdek en te verken. Dit help ook vir my en my hele gesin om ‘n gesonde lewe te lei. Terwyl ek die aanbiedings doen, is ek nie meer so bang om voor baie mense op te staan en iets te sê nie. Dit help my eintlik om die beste ‘Lucas’ ooit te wees, alles te danke aan Kansa. Ek is lief daar- voor om mense te help en om hulle te kry om oor hul gesondheid te praat.” Kansa bied ‘n unieke geïntegreerde di- ens aan die publiek en aan almal wat deur kanker geraak word. Meer as R5 mil-joen word jaarliks deur Kansa bestee en as ‘n leierrolspeler in kankernavorsing word die wetenskaplike bevindinge en kennis wat ingewin word deur Kansa se navor- sing gebruik om gesondheidprogramme te ontwikkel en op te gradeer. Dit help ook om Kansa se rol as waghond te verskerp tot groter voordeel van die publiek. Gesondheidsprogramme sluit veldtogte oor voorkoming en behandeling, asook opleiding en onderrig. Daar is meer as 30 Kansa sorgsentra wat ‘n wye reeks ondersteuningsdienste bied en sluit tuis- versorging, ondersteuningsgroepe, kliniese versorging soos stoma-ondersteuning en verhuring van mediese toerusting, in. ‘n Tolvrye telefoonlyn bied ondersteuning aan diegene wat deur kanker geraak word. Pasiëntsorg en ondersteuning word gegee deur middel van 12 Kansa sorgtuistes in die hoof metropolitaanse gebiede, een hospitium (in Polokwane) vir weg-van-die- huis-pasiënte, asook twee Kansa TLC- tuistes in Pretoria en Polokwane vir ouers of voogde van kinders wat kankerbehan- deling kry. Teken aan by die Kansa-webtuiste www.cansa.org.za of skakel Kansa tolvry by 0800 22 66 22. 42 polokwaneOBSERVER November 27, 2014NEWS PROPERTY SERVICES • EIENDOMSDIENSTE TEL: 015 287-3300 FAX: 015 297-5898 VISIT OUR WEBPAGE AT www.elistroh.co.za APEA CONTaCT: SaN 072 159 5126 1) BENDOR: R2 500 000.00 Groot familiewoning met 3 leefareas, 7 slaapkamers, 3 badkamers, dubbel motorhuis, spog kombuis, opwas plus 1 slaapkamer woonstel op groot 2 039 m² erf, swembad. 2) PLOT 17HA: R2 800 000.00 4 Bedroom house, double garage, pool, lapa, electric fence, plus 2 x 3 bedroom flats, 2 x 2 bedroom flats, 2 earth dams. Scenic area. High rental income. 3) FAUNAPARK: R1 300 000.00 3 Slaapkamer familiewoning met bachelor woonstel. Groot erf. Stil area. 4) NIRVANA R1 800 000.00 Beautiful brick tiled roof family home with 3 living areas, kitchen, scullery, pantry, 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, double garage, patio. CONTaCT MaNIE: 083 635 0513 1) BUSINESS 2 PROPERTY IN COMMERCIAL BUSINESS AREA OF ANNADALE – 2855m² 2) 46 HECTARE AVO AND FRUIT FARM, DWELLING AND OUTBUILDINGS, WITH WATER RIGHTS FROM LETABA RIVER 3) 600 HECTARE GAME FARM IN HIGH RAINFALL AREA, CLOSE TO POLOKWANE R6 500 000.00 (GAME INCLUDED) 4) 340 HECTARE CATTLE FARM, CLOSE TO POLOKWANE: R4 200 000.00 CONTaCT aGGIE: 082 465 8234 1) DALMADA PLOT: R1 300 000.00 4 Bedroom dwelling. TO LET: RESIDENTIAL: CONTACT: SAN 072 159 5126 MID-TOWN: 3 Rooms with own bathroom, NO kitchen. Immediately available: R2 450.00, R2 615.00 and R2 712.00 respectively. Water and electricity included! FLATS ON PLOT: 20KM FROM TOWN: Beautiful area!! 2 Bedrooms, open-plan living area, bathroom, garage: R3 000.00 Immediately 3 Bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, open-plan living area, garage: R4 000.00 Immediately MEENTHUIS LADANNA: R5 000.00 1 Desember 3 Slaapkamers, 1 badkamer, sit/eetkamer, kombuis, afdak, privaat tuintjie. BENDOR: R13 800.00 Immediately Fantastic house in quiet area; 3 living areas, beautiful kitchen, pantry, scullery, 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, double garage, electric fence, excellent security!! TO LET: INDUSTRIAL: CONTACT: STEPHEN 015 287 3300 Industrial: To let: 1) 600 m² + 200 m² Offices, good exposure, Dendron road 2) 1 800 m² + 500 m² warehouses + 300 m² office, Nirvana Office Space: 1) 430 m² CBD with parking – Prime 2) 600 m²CBD 3) 345 m² - Offices and boardroom, plus parking (Hampton Court) 4) 100 m² Office CBD 5) ±220 m² Office CBD – Marshall street 6) 280 m² Hampton Court office 7) ±80 m² Small office – Platinum Park CONTaCT MaTIE: 083 271 5259 1) FAUNAPARK: R1 300 000.00 Goed geboude woning met sitkamer, eetkamer, kombuis, waskamer, 3 slaapkamers, 2 badkamers, afdak vir 4 voertuie plus 1 slaapkamer woonstel plus lekker onthaalarea. 2) 500ha BESPROEIINGSPLAAS: R6 300 000.00 Dendron omgewing, 18ha onder besproeiing, 3 slaapkamer huis, 2 slaapkamer woonstel, groot pakstoor, werkswinkel, afdakke ens. Goed ontwikkelde plaas. 3) 4 ha PLOT IVY DALE:R5 500 000.00 On main road, excellent investment potential, 4 bedroom house, 2 bedroom house, workshop and store rooms of ±1000m² 4) 4ha PLOT, MYNGENOEGEN: R800 000.00 Undeveloped, next to tar road. Close to schools. Water rich area. 5) 8.9ha TWEEFONTEIN PLOT: R5 800 000.00 4 Bedroom house, 3 bathrooms,3 living areas, granny flat with own kitchen and bathroom. There are 8 en suite chalets, big hall with kitchen, 2 big timber decks, sleeping hall for 72 guests, swimming pool, lovely garden, all fenced with electric fence. This property can be used for weddings and other functions. CONTaCT SOLET: 082 498 4415 1) PENINA PARK: R1 185 000.00 Large family home consisting of 3 spacious bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, TV room, lounge, dining room and kitchen with scullery. Double garage – neat garden with strong borehole. 2) WOODHILL: R775 000.00 Modern 2 bedroom ground floor flat with open-plan living area. Neat garden and carport. CONTaCT: STEPhEN 082 558 3525 HOUSES + STANDS: 1) ±1 500 m² zoned 7 units: R1 500 000.00 2) BENDOR – 4 bedroom, 2 bathrooms, en suite guest room – pool: R1 700 000.00 3) PENINA PARK - 3 000 m² zoned 20 Units: R2 500 000.00 4) 5 700m² Corner stand in central Polokwane (Great exposure) PLOTS: 1) ROODEPOORT: 26 ha vacant: R1 500 000.00 neg 2) ON N1 PRETORIA RD, 8.5 ha FARMS: 1) ALLDAYS 1 000ha – GAME FARM R8 000 000.00 2) PIETERSBURG 300ha - CATTLE/ CROP FARM + loose assets (100 Bonsmara cattle) 2 houses, strong water, pivot R6 500 000.00 3) VIVO – 850 ha Game farm, house, loose assets and game R9 000 000.00 4) BYLSTEEL PAD 400ha – R3 500 000.00 5) SWARTWATER 700ha 6) MESSINA - ±2 400ha 7) PIETERSBURG 260ha- R2 600 000.00 8) PIETERSBURG 120ha – big house, pivot R4 800 000.00: Neg 9) ALLDAYS 250ha: R2 750 000.00 Neg INDUSTRIAL - FOR SALE: 1) Prime Location – Fully let Industrial development: R8 000 000.00 monthly income ± R80 000.00 pm 2) Industrial Stand - ±1.5 ha: R4 500 000.00 exl VISIT OUR WEBSITE FOR PHOTOS OF THE PROPERTIES AVAILABLE. www.stipecprop.co.za TEL: 015 295 4537/8 | 071 670 6643 | Fax: 015 291 1166 7a HaNS VaN RENSBURG STREET TO LET SUNSET BOULEVARD – GOEIE SEKURITEIT R3 900 – Moderne eenman woonstel met vol badkamer, kombuis, was-area, afdak en parkering. Selektiewe gebruik van swembad en lapa, water ingesluit. MAGAZYNSTR R3 300 – 1 Slaapkamer woonstel met bad- kamer sitkamer en kombuis. R5 570 – 3 Slaapkamer meethuis met 2 bad- kamer, sitkamer, eetkamer, kombuis en afdak. Beskikbaar vanaf 1 Des. DORP / TOWN R2 700 – Bachelor flat with kitchen and bath- room. Water and electricity R300 per month. R3350 – 1 Slaapkamer woonstel met badka- mer, sitkamer, kombuis en afdak. Water en ligte ingesluit. Gesamentlike swembad. R3 985 – Moderne 2 slaapkamer woonstel beskikbaar op eerste vloer met badkamer, sitkamer, kombuis en afdak. Geen diere. 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSE From R3 900 to R4 250 - Ladanna – 2 Bed- rooms with 1 bathrooms, lounge, kitchen and carport, prepaid electricity. Safe complex! R3 235 – Bendor – 2 Bedrooms, bathroom, lounge, kitchen and carport. Prepaid electricity. R4 400 – Dorp St – 2 Bedrooms, bathroom, lounge, kitchen and carport. Available im- mediately. COMPENSATIESTR R5 000 – 2 Slaapkamer meenthuis met 2 badkamers, sit/eet kamer, kombuis, motorhuis. Geen diere. Beskikbaar Jan 2015. HUISE R8 250 – Ivy Park – 3 Slaapkamers, 1½ badkamer, sitkamer, eetkamer, TV kamer, kombuis, opwas, waskamer en 2 motorhuise. Koopkrag. R9 500 – Eduan Park – 3 Slaapkamers, 2 badkamers, sitkamer, eetkamer, studeer- kamer, kombuis, opwas, 2 stoorkamers, buitetoilet, motorhuis, 2 afdakke PLUS 2 Slaapkamer woonstel met sitkamer, kombuis, badkamer en afdak. R13 370 – Capricorn – 4 Slaapkamers, 2 badkamers, eetkamer, TV kamer, kombuis, 3 motorhuise, swembad, borrelbad, lapa en Wendyhuis PLUS 1 slaapkamer woonstel met badkamer, sitkamer en kombuis. Ingerigte speelareas vir kinders. OFFICES Various office space available, sizes from 100m² to 598m². FOR SALE A selection of properties for sale. Phone Anel 071 125 2844 / Rita 082 933 3162 NEW SERVICE BODY CORPORATES Allow us to provide professional management of your complex. Phone now! Anel 071 125 2844 / Rita 082 933 3162 AGENTS: Suné 079 341 1625 / Sales - Ansie 084 503 8322 OFFICE TEL: 015 291 2622 | E-mail:
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[email protected] Inwoners van Martha Hofmeyr Tehuis vir Bejaardes en Vergeet My Nie Behuising-sentrum, het Maandag hulle jaarlikse Bybelstudiegroep-afsluiting gehou. Die verrigtinge is deur Johan de Villiers, ‘n leraar van die NG Kerk in die stad geopen wat ook die weeklikse Bybelstudie behartig. Bybelstudiegroep hou afsluiting Cielie Theunissen, werksaam in NG Kerk Pietersburg-Oos se kerk- kantoor, Johan de Villiers, plaaslike leraar en Jenny Mocke, gemeen- telid. >> Geloof bring inwoners nader aan mekaar >> ‘Ons is soos een groot familie’ Groeplede het aandagtig na die woorde van De Vil- liers geluister. ”Elkeen van julle het innerlike krag en aanvaar die lewe soos dit is sonder om te kla,” het hy beklemtoon. Die Bybelstudie- groep vergroot byna weekliks en word Maandagoggende in Martha Hofmeyr se saal gehou en begin weer in Januarie 2015. ‘n Inwoner van die behuisingsen- trum, Babs Vernan- dez sê almal is soos een familie en dat dit fantasties is om saam met inwoners ‘n Bybelstudiegroep te kon vorm en ervarings met mekaar te deel. Die NG Kerk Pietersburg-Oos het vir die verversings gesorg. Foto’s: Leandri van Schalkwyk Nakkie Lin- genfelder en Babs Vernan- dez, inwoners van Vergeet My Nie Behui- singsentrum geniet saam die jaarlikse afsluiting. Our name means a great deal! Exclusive P R O P E R T I E S Pro-Arch Building, Unit 2, Bendor Drive 29, Bendor, Telefax: 015 297 1132 Fax to e-mail: 086 611 0645
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[email protected] POST www.observer.co.za 43polokwaneOBSERVER Nov 27 - Des 3, 2014 NEWS Opregte wit Alsatian-tefies te koop Ingeënt en Ontwurm R1000.00 elk Skakel Edith by 072 658 9264 STORAGE1 STORAGE TO LET We can store from bikes to big boats. From R400 p.m. Polokwane Self Storage. 082 446 4574 / 082 964 4139 / 082 460 4439 ____________________ STORAGE TO LET 4 km from SAB on LTT Road from R550 p.m. Contact Johan 083 459 7046 ____________________ EK KOOP ENIGE GOUE JUWELE VIR KONTANT Al is dit gebreek. Ek kom u sien, waar u ook al is. Skakel of SMS Deon 074 067 2064 ____________________ JEWELLERY7 FOR SALE GENERAL18 SERVICES9 CONFERENCE FACILITIES From 20 to 400 delegates. Weddings, funerals, theme parties, ethnic. Contact 015 295 5264 Cell 079 899 5405 ___________________ MAINTENANCE & CONSTRUCTION Revamp offices, houses, plots, small building jobs, plumb- ing, painting, tiling & electrical. SOUTHGATE Contact Danie 079 894 8963 ___________________ ALLE LANGAFSTAND MEUBELVERVOER Kontak Anna-Mari 0861 111 129 ___________________ PROFESSIONAL SERVICES FOR ALL CARPETS AND UPHOLSTERY We do houses and businesses. High tech equipment and SABS approved chemicals. www.lulu.co.za Call Brenda 072 799 6424 or Piet 078 004 6677 ___________________ TO LET T/HOUSES21 TO LET HOUSES22 LEEUWKUIL ESTATE BACHELOR unit in safe tranquil surroundings. 7km from town. R2 200 per month. Contact 079 081 3152 ____________________ TO LET Spacious bachelor flat on plot in Dalmada. 3,5 km from Savannah Mall. R2 650, water included, prepaid electricity. Contact 015 296 2785 or 082 851 9521 ____________________ BACHELOR IN LADANNA Near Makro. R2 500 p.m. plus deposito. Water incl. Contact 078 422 9911 ____________________ NUUTGEBOUDE 2 SLAAPKAMER WOONSTEL OP DOORNBULT PLOT AAN TEERPAD Baie veilig, water inge- sluit en koopkrag. Huur R4 000. Deposito R5 000. Beskikbaar 1 Des 2014. Kontak Johan 082 654 8620 ____________________ ROOMS BACHELOR 1 BEDROOM FLATS 3 bedroom house, warehouses and workshops. Contact Andre 072 765 0507 072 133 0952 ____________________ TE HUUR ONMIDDELLIK BESKIKBAAR 2 Slaapkamer huis op Zebediela pad. R3 000 p.m. plus koopkrag. Veilige omgewing. Skakel Rentia 076 598 6002 ____________________ TO LET 3 BEDROOM HOUSE Study, double garage, W&L excl. For rent R7 000 p.m. 36 Bekker Street, Fauna Park. Available 1 Jan 2015. Contact 082 686 3617 ___________________ RUIM 3 SLAAPKAMER HUIS OP SOETDORINGS Groot buitekamer en stoor, afdak asook skaduwee. Omhein, veilige area. Groot kombuis en sitkamer. Deposito R6 000, huur R6 000. Beskikbaar 1 Januarie 2015. Koopkrag, water gratis. Kontak Koos 082 890 5862 ____________________ TO LET FAUNA PARK Spacious 4 bedr house, 2 bathr, dining/ TV/family room & built-in braai. R7 400 p.m. + R7 400 dep. From 1 Dec 2014. Contact Corrie 015 296 2073 072 263 4238 ____________________ FOR SALE PROPERTY24 SAFE, LARGE, 2 BEDROOM FLATS ON SHOW BY OWNER Saturday, 216 Suid Street. Buy direct and save! Contact 073 188 4976 ____________________ NOTICE FOR PUBLIC PARTICIPATION PROCESS AND INVITATION TO REG- ISTER AS INTERESTED AND AFFECTED PARTIES LEDET REFERENCE: 12/1/9/S24G-C10 Notice is hereby given for the rectification of com- mencement with listed activity application (Sec- tion 24G application) to the Department of Economic Development, Environment and Tour- ism (LEDET) in terms of Section 24G (1) (a) and (b) of the National Envi- ronmental Management Act, 1998 (Act No. 107 of 1998) and Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) Regulations GNR 544, 546 of June 2010 for the devel- opment of a lodge on the farm Rietvley 13 KS within the Polokwane Local Mu- nicipal Area. Phakanani Environmental has been appointed as the independent Environmen- tal Assessment Practition- er to manage the Section 24G application process. The following listed ac- tivities in terms of the EIA ACCOM- MODATION27 SOUTHGATE COUNTRY LODGE Overnight accommodation from R350 p.n. Contact 015 295 5264 ___________________ van 1965 (soos gewysig) saamgeles met Artikel 85 van die Boedelwet, word hierby kennis gegee van die aanstelling van ‘n persoon as Kurator/ Voog/Administrateur deur Meesters. B O E D E L N O M M E R : MC20521/14 Persoon onder Kuratele: HESTER ALIDA FOURIE, PLOT 108, DOORNBULT, POLOKWANE Naam en adres van Ku- rator: JOHANNES MAT- THEUS FOURIE, PLOT 108, DOORNBULT, POLOK- WANE Vanaf: 16 OKTOBER2014. Meester van die Hoog- geregshof: GAUTENG DI- VISION, PRETORIA JW WESSELS & VENNOTE ING 811 FRANCIS BAARDSTRAAT POSBUS 2483 PRETORIA 0001 TEL: 012 343 1410 FAKS: 012 343 8001 27/11 ___________________ IN THE MAGISTRATE’S COURT FOR THE DIS- TRICT OF PIETERSBURG HELD AT POLOKWANE Case Number: 8025/2014 In the matter between: VW en B ONTWIKKELINGS (PTY) LTD EXECUTION CREDITOR And DON-DON TRADING CC Registration No. 2009/013015/23 FIRST EXECUTION DEBTOR IVY DONATUS EZEAGBAI SECOND EXECUTION DEBTOR MATHOBELA EZEAGBAI THIRD EXECUTION DEBTOR NOTICE OF SALE KINDLY TAKE NOTICE that in pursuance of a Judg- ment of the Court of the Magistrate of POLOKWANE granted on the 2nd of Sep- tember 2014 and a War- rant of Execution issued in pursuance thereof, the under mentioned property will be sold in execution on the 5th of DECEMBER 2014 at 11:00 at the of- fices of the Sheriff’s Of- fice, 66 Platinum Street, Ladine, POLOKWANE to the highest bidder, name- ly: 3 x Maytag Washing Ma- chines 3 x Maytag Dryers 15 x Hangers (Plastic) 4 x Steel Hangers 2 x Steam Irons 3 x Display Dolls 4 x Wooden Shelves 1 x CCTV Equipments & Speakers 1 x HP Computer Com- plete 1 x Lexmark Printer 2 x Lable Printers 1 x Cash box 1 x Portable Phone 1 x Desk & Chair & Small Cabinet 1 x Desk 1 x Samsung Bar Fridge 1 x Desk Fan 1 x Adam Scale 2 x Lights 21 x Mens Shoes 5 x Ladies Shoes 8 x Ladies Handbags 13 x Shirts 14 x T-Shirts 38 x Trousers 9 x Belts 12 x Ladies Purses 17 x Blue Jeans 5 x Jeans 1 x Short Denim Jean 9 x Mens Suits 1 x Shoe Display Unit TERMS: CASH OR BANK GUARANTEED CHEQUE DATED at POLOKWANE on thie 21st day of NOVEM- BER 2014. (SGD) JA VAN DER WALT Attorney for Plaintiff NILAND & PRETORIUS INC 2 Albatross Centre 21 Market Street PO Box 143 & 10 POLOKWANE Tel: 015 291 1974 (REF: Mr. Van der Walt/mjvr/CB8219) 27/11 ___________________ IN THE MAGISTRATE’S COURT FOR THE DIS- LEGAL NOTICES31 ESTATE NOTICES32 TRICT OF PIETERSBURG HELD AT POLOKWANE Case No: 9334/14 In the matter between: MOKITLANE LESIBA JO- HANNES EXECUTION CREDITOR And MCP ALUMINIUM & CLASS T/A MANOSHE CONSTRUCTION AND PROJECT EXECUTION DEBTOR NOTICE OF SALE IN EXECUTION Pursuant to a judgment granted by the Honour- able Court on 01 October 2014 and the subsequent writ, the following goods shall be sold in execution on 05 o December 2014 by the Sheriff Polokwane, 66 Goud Street, Laboria, Polokwane at 11:00. GOODS: 1 X RYOBI 254 MM RA- DIAL ARM SAW 1 X RYOBI 254 MM COM- BINATION MACHINE 1 X COMPRESSOR DATED AND SIGNED AT POLOKWANE ON THIS THE 18TH DAY OF NO- VEMBER 2014. MT RAMABALA ATTORNEYS 51 LANDDROS MARE STREET PIONEER BUILDING OFFICE NO: 312, 3RD FLOOR POLOKWANE TEL: 015 295 4252 FAX: 086 574 0702 REF: MTR/051/14 27/11 ___________________ IN THE MAGISTRATE’S COURT FOR THE DIS- TRICT OF PIETERSBURG HELD AT POLOKWANE Case No.: 7017/14 In the matter between: KHAYALAM PROPERTIES PLAINTIFF And MALOKA M LINAH DEFENDANT NOTICE OF SALE IN EXECUTION KINDLY take notice that in terms of judgment granted on the 26th day of March 2014, in the Polokwane Magistrate’s Court and a TO LET BACHELOR FLAT 1 bedroom up to 3 bedrooms in secure area. Tel 015 295 5264 Cell 079 899 5405 ____________________ LAEKOSTE HUISVESTING by HIEB in Dalmada beskikbaar. Kleinvertrek huise - R2 400 p.m., Bachelor woonstelle - R1 800 p.m. Wendy houtkamers - R1 200 p.m. Gemeenskaplike ablusiegeriewe & eetplek. Vir meer inligting skakel Marina in kantoorure 015 297 2008 ___________________ Regulations apply: • GN R.554 23.(ii): The transformation of vacant land to residential insti- tutional use, outside an urban area and where the total area transformed is bigger than 1 hectare but less than 20 hectares. • GN R.546 6 ii (ii): The construction of resorts, lodges or other tourism accommodation facilities that sleep 15 people or more: ii Outside urban areas in, (ii) Areas on the watercourse side of the development setback line or within 100 meters from the edge of a watercourse where no such setback line has been determined. The construction covers 3 hectares of the Rietvley Property Lodge N1 South of Polokwane. The public is afforded 30 days from the publishing of this notice to register or comment on the S24G ap- plication as interested and Affected Parties (I&APs) for the above mentioned project. For further in- formation pertaining to the project, kindly contact Miss Patience Sehlapelo at PHAKANANI ENVIRON- MENTAL. PHAKANANI ENVORINMENTAL 08 BURGER STREET POLOKWANE 0700 TEL: 015 295 7391 FAX: 086 618 5960 EMAIL: patience@ phakanani.co.za 27/11 ___________________ POLOKWANE PERSKE- BULT TOWN PLANNING SCHEME, 2007 SPECIAL CONSENT FOR A TAVERN Notice is hereby given in terms of provisions of Clause 21 of the Polok- wane/Perskebult Town Planning Scheme, 2007, that I, BETTY PAGE MANA- LE, intend applying to the Polokwane Municipality for the Special Consent for a Tavern for purposes of selling and serving liquor and other beverages and prepared food, to be con- sumed on Erf 2328, SE- SHEGO “B” located at the corner of 39th Street and Lele Mohlala Avenue, Zone 2, Seshego. Owners within a distance of 50 metres, educational institutions and places of public worship within a radius of 250 metres are specifically notified of the proposed use in order to comment and/or be pro- vided with the opportunity to lodge any objection. Particulars of the applica- tion will lie for inspection during normal office hours at the applicant at the ad- dress mentioned herein, and at the offices of the Town Planners, first floor, West Wing, Civic Centre, Polokwane, for the period of 28 days from 27 No- vember 2014. Any objection to or rep- resentations in respect of the application should be lodged in writing simulta- neously with the applicant and with the Municipal Manager, Polokwane Mu- nicipality at the above ad- dress or at P.O. Box 111, Pietersburg, 0700, within a period of 28 days from 27 November 2014. Should no comments and/ or objections be received as set out above, the mu- nicipality will assume that you are in support of the application and may ap- prove the proposed land use rights. J CONSULT 19A HANS VAN RENSBURG STREET POLOKWANE TEL: 015 291 2816/7 FAX: 015 291 4617 27/11 ___________________ Warrant of Execution is- sued thereafter, a sale in execution of the under mentioned goods will be held at the Sheriff’s, 66 Platinum Street, Ladine, Polokwane on 05 Decem- ber 2014 at 11:00. Goods consisting of: 1 X 2 PIECE LOUNGE SUITE (DAMAGED) 1 X PIONEER DVD PLAYER and SPEAKERS 1 X LG TV 1 X TV STAND 3 X BAR CHAIRS 1 X LG MICROWAVE OVEN 1 X LG FRIDGE (DENTED) 1 X LG WASHING MA- CHINE (SCRATCHED) 1 X LOGIK FAN 1 X PRESTIGE WASHING MACHINE (SCRATCHD) 1 X SAMSUNG DVD PLAY- ER (NO SPEAKERS) 1 X SAMSUNG FAX/COPY MACHINE To the highest bidder Possible date/s of Auction: 5 December 2014. Khayalam Properties P.O. Box 55393 Polokwane 0700 Tel: 015 297 6965 Fax: 015 297 6914 27/11 ___________________ IN THE HIGH COURT OF SOUTH AFRICA (NORTH GAUTENG HIGH COURT – PRETORIA) Case Number: A1089/2010 In the matter between: RAHAB MOSIMA MAPEKA PLAINTIFF/ EXECUTION DEBTOR And TINUS VAN ZYL T/A DENTPRO PANEL- BEATERS DEFENDANT/ EXECUTION CREDITOR NOTICE OF SALE IN EX- ECUTION KINDLY TAKE NOTICE THAT on 05 DECEMBER 2014, the following mov- able asset will be sold by sale in execution a Polok- wane Sheriff, 66 Platinum Street, Polokwane, 0699. 1 x Safe Boat with trailer and 1632cc Evinrude En- gine (Reg. Nr.: BDR362N) Career finder in LIMPOPO KENNISGEWING AAN KREDIETEURE IN BE- STORWE BOEDELS Alle persone met vorder- inge teen ondervermelde boedel moet dit binne 30 dae (of soos aangedui) vanaf datum van publika- sie hiervan by die betrokke Eksekuteur inlewer. Boedelno.: 025254/2014 Meesterskantoor: POLOK- WANE Van: BADENHORST Voorname: SUSANNA ELIZABETH G e b o o r t e d a t u m : 11/24/1926 Identiteitsno.: 261124 0038 085 Laaste adres: Jo-Ann Ru- soord, Andrewstraat 15, Polokwane, 0699. Oorlede: 28/08/2014 Slegs van toepassing indien oorledene in ge- meenskap van goedere/ onderworpe aan die aan- wasbedeeling. BRESLER-BECKER ING MARSHALLSTRAAT 122 POLOKWANE 0699 TEL: 015 491 3993 27/11 ___________________ KENNISGEWING VAN KURATOR Kragtens Artikel 75 van die boedelwet, No. 66 Houses NoRTHVIeW - R9 500 3 Bedr, 2 Bathr, Lounge, dining, 2 garage, room with bathroom, storeroom. IVY PARK – R7 900 3 Bedr, 2 Bathr, Study, double garage. 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[email protected] Closing date for applications: 5 December 2014 Company seeks to employ a Transport Controller, Debrief Supervisor and a Nightshift Supervisor, in Polokwane. If you would like to apply for one of these positions, kindly ensure that you have the following skills and experience: Customer service, Matric/Grade 12, be fluent in English, distribution exp. and 3 – 5 years in warehouse/logis- tics/FMCG environment. Please e-mail
[email protected] or fax 086 618 7177 with Reference: PTCV01 GENERAL NOTICES29 KINDLY TAKE FURTHER NOTICE THAT any other/ further information in this regard can be obtained from the Sheriff of Polok- wane, on 015 293 0762/3. Signed at POLOKWANE on this the 19th day of NO- VEMBER 2014. (SGD) N BOSMAN Bosman Attorneys 37 Voortrekker Street Cnr. Voortrekker & Bodenstein Street PO Box 218 Polokwane 0700 Tel: 015 291 3863 Fax: 015 291 3907 E-mail: bprok@tel- komsa.net Ref: N.Bosman/ MAP003/ap 27/11 ___________________ 44 polokwaneOBSERVER Nov 27 - Des 3, 2014NEWS YOUR career finder in LIMPOPO Vacancy At the ANC Provincial Office Limpopo Province Job Title: PROVINCIAL MEDIA LIAISON OFFICER Package: Market Related Qualifications: Matric, Degree/Diploma in Media Relations or 5 years’ experience in media relations Job Description: • To coordinate ANC media presence in the province • Ensure that all decisions of the ANC that needs a public profile are communicated to the media • Ensure a wonderful relationship between the ANC, its Leagues and the media • Organise regular press briefings for the Provincial Leadership • Establish and update the Provincial Media Website • Monitor the profile of the ANC in both the electronic, print and social media. Competencies and Requirements: • Must be computer literate • Be able to speak in English and the predominant African languages in the Province • ANC membership and understanding of ANC and its policy positions • Valid driver’s licence. Attributes: Must be highly presentable, well-spoken and dynamic; proactive and driven. Must be prepared to work after hours and also be prepared to travel. Detailed CVs together with certified copies of qualifications are to be mailed to the ANC Provincial Office at 78 Biccard Street, Polokwane, 0699 or alternatively hand delivered to the Human Resource Office at the above address. [Kindly state the position for which you are applying as a subject on your covering letter] CLOSING DATE: 05 December 2014 No correspondence will be accepted after the closing date. If you have not heard from us within two weeks of the closing date, please regard your application as unsuccessful. For enquiries please contact Jane Mamaregane on 015 287 7600/42 Issued by ANC Human Resource Unit, P.O. Box 61884, Marshalltown 2107 Vacancy At the ANC Provincial Office Limpopo Province Job Title: PROVINCIAL ORGANISER Package: Market Related Qualifications: To coordinate organisation building work and the provincial campaigns to raise awareness and membership of the ANC. Minimum Requirements: • Matric or equivalent qualification, a degree in Social Sciences will be an advantage • 10 years’ experience in politics • Computer proficiency (MS Office: Project, Excel, Word, PowerPoint, and the Internet) • Must have good time management skills • Must be flexible and be willing to work extraordinary hours and weekends as and when required • Must have a valid driver’s licence. • Required to travel. • Self-starter and someone who takes initiative. Responsibilities: • Build the ANC by establishing structures at all levels of the organisation • Organise campaigns in accordance to conference resolutions and any other ANC events • Conduct verification of membership to determine the composition of conferences i.e. National, provincial, and regional conference • Prepare reports for PEC and conferences on the status of organising • Supervise the work of the Regional Organisers and Regional Membership Officers • Compile an annual budget; prepare a budget breakdown for each event and ensure that budgets are being adhered to. • Prepare a budget for mobilisation during elections. • Perform other related duties as required Attributes: Highly presentable, well-spoken and dynamic. Must be a proactive, self-driven individual Must be prepared to work after hours and also be prepared to travel. Detailed CVs together with certified copies of qualifications are to be mailed to the ANC Provincial Office at 78 Biccard Street, Polokwane, 0699 or alternatively hand delivered to the Human Resource Office at the above address. [Kindly state the position for which you are applying as a subject on your covering letter] CLOSING DATE: 05 December 2014 No correspondence will be accepted after the closing date If you have not heard from us within two weeks of the closing date, please regard your application as unsuccessful. For enquiries please contact Jane Mamaregane on 015 287 7600/42 Issued by ANC Human Resource Unit, P.O. Box 61884, Marshalltown 2107 Besigheidskaartjies Business cards 45polokwaneOBSERVER November 27, 2014 NEWS We’ll get you there... SAFELY!
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[email protected] The Limpopo Impalas got back to winning ways in their Cricket South Africa (CSA) 50-over Rural League fixture against Gri- quas in Kimberley on Saturday to win their first match of the 2014/15 cricket season. After losing to North West in Polokwane and against Mpumalanga in White River in their first two league fixtures, the Impalas scored a nar- row 11-run victory on Saturday in a low scoring match to get their campaign back on track to qualify for the CSA Rural Week next year. The Impalas scored 143 all out after batting first on a lively pitch. Tian Koekemoer (30) and Ruann Willemse (27) were the only Impala batsmen to score meaningful runs. During the Griquas’ turn to bat, Impala captain Henk Holtzhausen produced an outstanding bowling display to take 7/35 in his allotted ten overs to help bowl out the home side for only 132 runs for a memorable first victory of the season. The Impalas will have to be at their best in their next league fixture against Gauteng at the Polokwane Cricket Club next Satur- day. However, coach Dewald Weterman said the team will be confident after their victory against Griquas. He added that the batsmen must start scoring more runs to put less pres- sure on the bowlers in their remaining league fixtures. The Limpopo Lilies women cricket team will play two away fixtures against Mpumalanga in Middelburg over the weekend. The Lilies face Mpumalanga in a 50-over clash on Saturday before taking on the same opponents in a T20 match on Sunday. narrow victory for Impalas against Griquas RC MyBuRGh >>
[email protected] Al die provinsiale skole se krieketspanne moes Saterdag die aftog teen die Northerns Titans van Pretorie in hul oefenwedstryde blaas. Limpopo se o.13- o.15-, o.17- en o.19-span het hul wedstryde verloor. Die wedstryde is ter voorbereiding van die onderskeie ouderdomsgroepe se krieket- toere wat in Desember regoor die land plaasvind, gehou. Die o.13-span verloor met 48 lopies tydens ‘n wedstryd met 50 boulbeurte terwyl die res van die spanne slegs T20- wedstryde gespeel het. Die o.15-span moes het ‘n loesing gekry terwyl die o.17- en o.19-span onderskeidelik met 40 en 65 lo- pies gesneuwel het. Provinsiale krieketspanne kry pak teen titans FOtO’S: RC MyBuRGh Jaco Potgieter van die o.19-provinsiale span in aksie tydens sy boulbeurt. Northerns Titans- o.19-speler, Evan Jones moker ‘n bal. Last Saturday the Polokwane Golf Club opened its doors and heart to the Meteffect Recovery Centre, a charitable institution that was established in February 2011 and is based just outside the city on the Mogwadi road. It caters for and helps persons who are recovering from drug, alcohol and behav- ioural addictions. Michele Dix-Peek of the centre gave a short talk after play was done for the day. She mentioned the disturbing fact that 15% of all South Africans abuse some or other form of substance, be it drugs or alcohol. The centre’s services include in-house addiction treatment, tops liquor winner PhOtO: JEFF RayMOnd Jan de Beer on 43 points was the winner of the Tops Liquor Individual Stableford played at the Polo- kwane Golf Club last Wednesday. Golf day for recovery centre PhOtO: JEFF Ray- MOnd A very chuffed Thys de Kock, middle, winner of the day with Me- teffect’s Scot Davison (left) and Michele Dix-Peek. halfway house facilities, outpatient programmes, indi- vidual counselling, recovery coaching, family support and intervention. A very suc- cessful golf day was held during which 124 players managed to raise R90 000 for Me- teffects’ ongoing programmes. For more informa- tion Dix-Peek can be contacted on 061 072 3424. 47polokwaneOBSERVER November 27, 2014 NEWS Plot 6, Palmietfontein Polokwane Sel: 083 758 9231 Fax: 086 582 6139 Epos:
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[email protected] After celebrating his 60 th birthday at the beginning of November, Run/Walk for Life Polokwane club member Jannie Sacco participated in his first 10 km road race at the BB Motor Group GWM Nite Race in the Grandmaster category to win the gold medal in his new category and R200 in prize money. Sacco said he is enjoying road running as much since turning sixty as when he started road running in 1996. “Now that I am competing in the Grandmaster category, the other runners must look out as I am feeling as fit and healthy as when I ran my first Comrades Marathon in 1997. I am very proud to win my first race in the Grandmaster category at the Nite Race two weeks ago in a reasonable time of just over 46 minutes,” Sacco commented in an interview on Tuesday. He said he will be giving the Comrades Marathon a miss next year and rather wants to concentrate on the Two Oceans Marathon in Cape Town during Easter 2015. He and his younger brother, Bobby has already started with their training for the Two Oceans next year. The Sacco brothers are familiar faces on the local road running circuit, but Bobby still has two years left in the Masters category before he will join his older brother in the Grandmaster division. Jannie encourages all people to take up road running as it keeps a person fit, healthy and young at heart. Jannie Sacco wins first gold medal as Grandmaster PhOtO: WaRREn Blunt Jannie Sacco pictured with his gold medal after clinching first place in the Grandmaster category at the BB Mo- tor Group GWM Nite Race recently. Super 15-opwarm- wedstryd volgende jaar ‘n werklikheid WaRREn Blunt >>
[email protected] Die Limpopo Blou Bulle Rugby-unie (BBRU) het verlede week bevestig dat ‘n Super 15-opwarmwedstryd tussen die Vodacom Bulle en ‘n span wat nog bekend gemaak moet word in die nuwe Peter Mokaba Sta- dion aan die einde van Januarie volgende jaar sal plaasvind. Die kontrak tussen die Polokwane Muni- sipaliteit en die Blou Bulle Maatskappy het na verlede seisoen se opwarmwedstryd tussen die Vodacom Bulle en DHL Stormers verstryk en moet weer hernu word. Die vorige kon- trak was oor drie jaar en onderhandelinge tussen die twee partye word tans afgehandel om die Super 15-opwarmwedstryd weer in Polokwane aan te bied. Die woordvoerder vir Polokwane Munisi- paliteit, Tidimalo Chuene sê ‘n vergadering tussen die Blou Bulle Maatskappy en die munisipaliteit het Dinsdag plaasgevind en die Super 15-opwarmwedstryd sal vol- gende jaar in Polokwane gehou word. Die finale besonderhede van die wedstryd sal aan die begin van Desember aangekondig word, volgens Chuene. Cage Rage 8 sure to get pulses racing WaRREn Blunt >>
[email protected] The city’s mixed martial arts enthusiasts can look forward to another action-packed event at the Cage Rage 8 tournament sanctioned by the World International Martial Arts Association and Organisation (WIMAAO) that will be held at Eksteen’s Mixed Martial Arts Dojo next Saturday. The President of WIMAAO in South Africa, Henri Eksteen confirmed that ten fighters from Limpopo and Gauteng have already entered for the popular Last Man Standing contest with R5 000 up for grabs in prize money. The Last Man Standing event is open for fighters 18 years and older. Mixed martial artists from the local Wild West Warriors will also be in action on the night. There will also be a number of preliminary fights involving junior and women fighters and the action starts at 19:30. Ticket prices are R100 at the door on the night of the tournament. ACHIEVERS November 27, 2014 >> PAGE 48 Contact us 015 297 8964 or visit 22 Industria St, Industria, Polokwane www.lekkerfireplaces.co.za Stockists of: DIE FLINKSTE DIENS IN POLOKWANE T: 015 293 0208 F: 015 293 0223 Spoorwegstraat 40 Polokwane ALPHA SAND
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[email protected] Multi-award winning PEPPS Prepara-tory School Grade 7 learner, Thalia Pereira surpassed her highest ex- pectations during the school’s prize-giving ceremony recently to walk away with three prestigious awards. Thalia won the Female Hockey Player of the Year Award for representing the Limpopo u.13 hockey team at the inter- provincial tournament in Cape Town earlier this year, where she also received an award for best player of the tournament. She also won the Hockey Player of the Year Award in 2013. The 13-year-old also shared the PEPPS Preparatory School Agape Award and Trust Ambassadors Trophy with fellow learner and head girl, Emma Melville to round of a memorable achievement in her last year as a primary school learner. She is also a prefect at the school and enjoys helping other learners both academically and on the sports field. Thalia has been attending PEPPS Preparatory School since Grade 1 and has been one of the leaders academically, and excelled in hockey, swimming, athletics, netball and public speaking. She describes being at PEPPS as a true family atmosphere where everybody cares about their fellow learner and the teachers go out of their way to provide a culture of learning excellence. “Winning the Agape Award means a lot to me as it is awarded to learners that show God-given kindness and love to their fellow human beings. As a Christian receiv- ing the award meant I have been doing the right thing to assist other learners at the school to glorify God and to set an example to other children using sound Christian principles in life,” Thalia explained. Sharing the Trust Ambassadors Award also meant a lot to Thalia as the younger learners look upon her as a role model. She thanked all her peers and the educators at PEPPS for the faith and trust shown over the years to help her in win the awards. “Before you earn respect, you have to give respect and learn to respect others. Just because you’re a prefect does not mean you are better than everybody else, because as a prefect you are there to assist the other learners and show them the way,” is Thalia’s advice to other young leaders. Although she only started playing hock- ey two years ago, her natural talent, lots of hard work on her game and listening to the advice of her coaches has seen her receive provincial colours in 2014. An added sur- prise was to be named as player of the tournament out of all the junior girls in the country that showcased their hockey talent in Cape Town during the July school holidays. As an outdoor and adventur- ous person who likes challenges, Thalia wants to improve her hockey skills while at high school and continue playing hockey when she is at university. After breaking both her arms while trying to go down a water slide on her feet a few years ago and taking considerable time to heal properly, Thalia wants to study physiotherapy at the University of Pretoria after high school. Thalia said she will miss her classmates and teachers when she starts with her high schooling at Curro Heuwelkruin in 2015. She is looking forward to continue achieving provincial colours in hockey at her new school and continu- ing to prosper with her studies in order to reach her goal of treating people with sports injuries when she enters the adult world in five years’ time. Multiple awards for PEPPS Preparatory School’s Thalia Pereira PHOTO: WARREN BLUNT PEPPS Prepara- tory School Grade 7 learner, Thalia Pereira in her Limpopo Girls U.13 hockey colours and the Trust Ambassadors Trophy she shared with fellow learner, Emma Melville. BAD CREDIT ? NEED A CAR ? SMS: “POL” and the following - INITIALS - ID no - SURNAME - INCOME (NETT) 079 636 4449 MANY VEHICLES TO CHOOSE FROM. 63 Pres Kruger St, CBD 015 291 4841 14 Ayesha St, Magna Via Tel: 015 298 8771 Bring your vehicle for a FREE 10-point safety inspection before the Festive Season Alec Ndou 082 518 6611
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