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Illegal firearms
Armed robbers
Computers
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Police task team recovered seven
illegal firearms
Armed men broke into the Post
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20 in court for public
violence and looting
Twenty suspects arrested following violent protest and the
looting of shops mostly belonging to foreigners in Maake area last
week appeared in the Naphuno Magistrate’s Court on Monday.
The suspects, aged between 13 and 55 appeared on charges of
public violence, malicious damage to property, house breaking
and theft.
Those too young to have full legal responsibility were released
into parental custody while others were granted R500 bail each.
Their case was postponed to April 30, pending further
investigations.
The area has since last week been plagued with protest actions
against the lack of service delivery.
The protests in Tickeyline and Rita erupted on Sunday March
30, when members of the community who were expressing
their dissatisfaction towards the lack of service delivery and the
shortage of water in the area, blocked roads, burnt tyres, pelted
members of the police with stones and other objects, looted and
vandalised shops mostly belonging to foreign nationals.
According to police spokesperson, Brigadier Hangwani
Mulaudzi, the protest actions spilled over into pure criminality
with people looting shops and stealing items such as groceries,
furniture, building material and electrical goods.
He said most of the suspects were arrested after they were
BURNT: Residents burnt tyres in protest against lack of
service delivery in Maake area.
found to be in possession of the suspected stolen items.
Acting provincial police commissioner, Major General Berning
Ntlemeza, said that tracing operations involving members from
the Maake Police Station, Public Order Policing Unit as well as the
provincial tracing team and members from nearby police stations
have been underway since early Thursday morning and continued
throughout the weekend.
“The operations will still continue for some time and the police
will not rest until those responsible for these lawless acts are
arrested and put behind bars so that members of the community
can feel safe again,” said Maj Gen Ntlemeza.
Ntlemeza praised the community members, who supplied the
police with relevant information, which led to the arrests and
recovery of the goods.
“The co-operation that we received from members of the
community is a clear indication that not everybody is involved in
these criminal acts and that they are striving for a peaceful and
crime free society,” said Ntlemeza.
He further urged other members of the community to also
assist the police with their investigations to make sure that those
responsible are arrested so that peace can return to the affected
communities.
VANDALISED:Inside one of the foreign owned
shops which were looting and vandalised during
service delivery protest in Maake.
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MOPANI HERALD Friday April 11, 2014
Manhunt on for
armed criminals
A manhunt is on for seven
armed men who broke into the
post office in Trichardstdal in
the early hours of Thursday last
week.
It is alleged that the seven
heavily armed men arrived at the
post office in a red BMW and a
white bakkie at around 1:00.
They tied a security guard from
a neighbouring brick yard before
breaking into the post office.
They cut open the safe and
ransacked the place before
leaving empty handed.
The post office manager Hellen
Kudumela said there was no
money in the safe at the time of
the break in.
Police spokesperson, Constable
Mpho Seroto confirmed the
incident and said no one has
been arrested.
Seroto said anyone with
information
regarding
the
suspects is requested to contact
him on 082 728 9922 or Maake
Police Station at 015 355 8387.
SAFE: A Trichardstdal Post Office safe cut open
by criminals.
RANSACKED: Inside a ransacked post
office in Trichardstdal.
BROKEN: The post office door used by
criminals to gain entry.
This week’s crime news from the area
Tzaneen: Police in Tzaneen have
arrested 192 people for various
criminal activities over the past week
According to the Tzaneen police
spokesperson, Constable Glenda
Maimele, two people were arrested
for assault common, four for assault
with intent to cause grievous bodily
harm and one for intimidation.
Fourteen people were arrested
for shoplifting, two for theft, one
person was arrested for stock theft,
and three people were arrested for
housebreaking and theft.
One person was arrested for
possession of stolen property, three
for possession of dangerous weapon,
one person for common robbery and
two for malicious damage to property.
One person was arrested for fraud,
one for contravening a protection
order, one for murder and 21 for
prostitution.
Ten people were arrested for illegal
gambling, five people for illegal
hunting, two people were arrested for
selling liquor without licence and six
people for possession of counterfeit
goods.
Five people were arrested for
public drinking, one person for
drunken driving, four for reckless
and negligent driving and 100 people
for contravening the Road Traffic Act.
Maake: Police in Maake have
arrested 52 suspects for various
criminal activities over the past week.
Maake
police
spokesperson,
Constable Mpho Seroto said seven
were arrested for public drinking ,
five for assault common and one for
theft out of motor vehicle.
Two suspects were arrested for
drunkenness, one for shoplifting,
seve for contravening the liquor Act,
two for possession of dagga, four for
housebreaking, two for rape, one for
murder and 20 for public violence,
house breaking and theft.
Bolobedu : Police in Bolobedu have
arrested 62 suspects for various cases
over the past week.
Police spokesperson Constable
Rebotile Shai said five suspects were
arrested for assault with intend
to cause grievous bodily harm,
two for illegal gambling, five for
housebreakings and theft, three for
public drinking, two for malicious
damage to property, one for planting
of dagga and two for common
robbery.
Two suspects were arrested for
rape, two for common assault, one for
failure to comply with maintenance
order, one for car hijacking, one for
failure to appear for maintenance
order, one for violation of protection
order, two for illegal gambling, one
for urinating in public and one for
business robbery.
Crime news in brief
Namakgale: Police in Namakgale have arrested 24 people for
various criminal activities over the weekend. According to the
Namakgale police station commander, Colonel Prince Ngobeni, two
people were nabbed for shoplifting, five for house breaking and theft,
three for assault with intent to cause grievous bodily harm and 11 for
possession of dagga.
Gravelotte: Police in Gravelotte have arrested three people for
various criminal activities over the past week. Constable Phineas
Masihla, spokesperson for the Gravelotte police said one person was
nabbed for drinking liquor and two for suspected rhino poaching and
in possession of a firearm and ammunition.
Phalaborwa: Police in Phalaborwa have arrested 18 people
for various criminal activities over the past week. Constable Elvis
Mongwe, spokesperson for the Phalaborwa police said four people
were apprehended for shoplifting, two for assault with intent to cause
grievous bodily harm, two for burglary, one for rape and two for theft
of copper cables. One person was arrested for possession of dagga,
one for arson, two for possession of suspected stolen property, one for
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common robbery, one for driving under the
influence of alcohol and one for murder.
Lulekani: Police in Lulekani have arrested
10 people for various criminal activities over
the previous week. Constable Nkhensani
Mabasa, spokesperson for Lulekani police
said two people were nabbed for rape, one
for attempted rape, two were detained by
court and one for possession of dagga. One
person was arrested for assault with intent to
cause grievous bodily harm, one for driving
under the influence of alcohol and one for
theft under false pretence.
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GTM MM suspended
The Greater Tzaneen Municipality manager
Masiye Mankabidi has been suspended
for misconduct pending the institution of
investigation into allegations against him and
the disciplinary process.
The council suspended
Mankabidi
on Friday after he failed to respond to a
precautionary suspension notice which was
intended at giving him an opportunity to
make representations on why he was not to
be suspended. He was given seven days to
respond.
Municipal spokesperson Neville Ndlala
said Mankabidi ‘s suspension relate to the
handling of the multimillion rand road
infrastructure development projects.
Although Ndlala refused to reveal the
charges against Mankabidi. Mankabidi
is alleged to have approved R7,6 million
payment to a road construction company
which is behind schedule with its work on
Sasekani to Nkowankowa road and also
without following proper payment procedure.
He also allegedly appointed the same
construction company for a R48 million
Thapane to Murutji road tender, going against
the advice of the tender bids adjudication
committee.
He also allegedly refused to approve the
addition funds for the Senakwe to Morapalala
road. Mankabidi could not be reached for
comment.
Obby Mkhombo, the current director for the
Community Services Department has been
appointed to act as the Municipal Manager
for a period not exceeding three months as
per the Local Government Systems Act.
Mkhomo, who has been the director for
the award winning Communicty Services
Department for more than 10 years holds
Masters Degree in Public Administration,
Honours Degree in Criminal Justice,
Diploma in Project Management and several
Certificates in Executive Management.
FIREARMS: Captain Mashape Nkgapele inspecting the weapons recovered by the police task team
last week.
Police recover seven
illegal firearms
Members of the police task team recovered
seven illegal firearms and arrested three
suspects in separate incidents in Tzaneen,
Letsitele and Maake last week.
Police spokesperson,Brigadier Hangwani
Mulaudzi said the team, established to deal
with armed robberies and farm attacks in the
Tzaneen Cluster arrested the first suspect in
Tzaneen who was found in possession of three
pistols with 266 rounds of ammunition and a
rifle with 71 rounds of ammunition.
Preliminary investigations revealed that the
man failed to return the firearms or sought
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the licence to possess them when the owner
of the firearms died.
The second suspect was arrested in Letsitele
after he was found with three firearms, an AK
47 rifle with seven rounds of ammunition and
two pistols with 13 rounds of ammunition.
The third suspect was arrested in Maake
and he was found in possession of a hunting
rifle with no rounds ammunition.
The suspects were due to appear in the
Ritavi and Tzaneen Magistrate’s Court at the
time of going to press.
Police investigations are continuing.
MM : The acting Greater Tzaneen municipal
manager Obby Mkhombo
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GENERAL
Rural school gets
media classroom
The Deputy Minister of Water
and Environmental Affairs, Rejoice
Mabudafhasi, officially handed over a
media classroom to Morutji Primary
School in Bolobedu South on Friday.
The state of the art media classroom
sponsored by the MTN Foundation to the
value of R350 000 is equipped with 21
advanced computers, a multi-functional
printer, a router for internet connectivity,
a data card and an inter-active board that
will be utilised for school projects.
The school was awarded the computer
centre after emerging victorious at the
Baswa Le Meetse (BLM) competitions
in the drama category during the annual
2013 South African Youth Water Summit.
Speaking during the handover of the
media classroom, the Deputy Minister
of Water and Environmental Affairs,
Rejoice Mabudafhasi said Baswa Le
Meetse (Youth in Water) is one of the
department’s projects of the 2020 Vision
Programme aimed at educating learners
about water resource management and
promotion of water sector careers to
address the scarce skills challenge.
“Through this project the grade 6
learners convey health and hygiene
messages through arts medium such as
drama, music, poetry, praise singing and
posters.
Learners are the best educators and
they are able to change the mindset of
their families and entire community,”
said Mabudafhasi.
She added that South Africa is one of a
water scarce countries, therefore we need
to preserve the earth’s limited natural
resource.
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“Water is life and should be protected
at all costs by communities,” she said.
She thanked MTN Foundation for
partnering with the department in a
campaign aimed at increasing awareness
of the need to value water and to use it
wisely.
MTN Foundation senior manager
for education, Erick Matsomane said
the foundation donated the computers
because its recognises the ability of
technology to improve teaching and
learning at schools.
“We hope the donation will assist
the school in becoming an effective and
efficient centre for learning and prepare
them for the world of technology.” He
said that MTN Foundation will provide
the school with free internet connection
for 24 months.
He urged members of the community
to take ownership of the computer centre UNVEILING: The Deputy Minister of Water and Environmental Affairs, Rejoice Mabudafhasi unveils the plaque
to mark the official hand over of a media classroom at Morutji Primary School in Bolobedu South on Friday.
and guard it against criminals.
The school principal, Peter Ramatsoma
said it took the school 10 years to win the
competition which made it possible to get
donation of a media classroom.
He said the donation of advanced
computers will make teaching and
learning more exciting at the school.
He said the centre will also be used
to raise the much needed funds for the
school. He thanked MTN Foundation
and the Department of Water and
Environmental
Affairs
for
their
contribution towards the improvement
of the standard of education through the
donation of advanced computers.
COMPUTERS: The Deputy Minister of Water and Environmental Affairs, Rejoice Mabudafhasi
showing Grade 7 learners Ntsako Ngobeni and Chres Nkwinika how to operate computers.
MEDIA: Morutji Primary School learners in the media classroom.
MOPANI HERALD Friday April 11, 2014
SCHOOL NEWS
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Schools win building
material vouchers
Eight schools from Saselamane area in Giyani were
presented with building material vouchers totaling R96
000 as Cashbuild Art-at-Heart competition winners
prizes.
Maphophe, Mayeke, Tlhelani, Boxahuku, Mhinga,
Makuleke,Vongani and Ximixoni primary schools each
received Cashbuild building materials vouchers to the
value of R12 000 during the Cashbuild Saselamane store
opening ceremony recently.
Learners from each school who submitted the best
artwork won for their schools.
According to the organizers, the Cashbuild Art-at-Heart
competition entails learners from each school submitting
their best artwork to Cashbuild.
Artwork was judged and three winners from each
school were named. Winners received Cashbuild Art-atHeart gold, silver and bronze certificates for first, second
and third place respectively.
The Manager’s Choice Award was presented to the lucky
winner, Kevin Maluleke from Maphophe Primary School.
Maphophe Primary School’s principal P Mfimeki said
the school is experiencing a number of challenges and the
voucher came at a perfect time.
“We would like to use our winnings to repair broken
windows, improve the kitchen by building shelves and
painting the walls,” said Mfimeki.
TRADITIONAL DANCE:
Learners entertain the
audience during the
opening ceremony.
AWARD: Cashbuild director of operations, Shane Thoresson and the
Manager’s Choice Award winner, Kevin Maluleke from Maphophe
Primary School at the official Cashbuild Saselamane store opening
ceremony recently.
Principal Hafani Msimeki of Mayeke Primary School
said the classrooms have leakages. “We would like to use
our Cashbuild voucher to repair the classrooms, replace
broken windows and handles as well as the doors and the
locks,” said Msimeki.
“We are in desperate need of more classrooms and
improved toilet equipment. We are planning to use our
voucher to build more classrooms, fix the toilets, and get
a new borehole and new desks,” said the principal, Nora
Tsakani of Ximixoni Primary School.
The artwork is displayed at the ceremony, and then
remains on display in the Cashbuild store for the next five
years.
The children entertained everyone with singing, cultural
dances and theatrical performances.
Since the Art-at-Heart campaign was launched 13 years
ago, Cashbuild has helped more than 1 700 schools in
Southern Africa with over R20-million worth of building
materials. Cashbuild is BEE compliant and every time a
store is opened, relocated or refurbished, Cashbuild not
only makes donations to local schools, but also creates
jobs for community members.
The Art-at-Heart competition is a southern African
Cashbuild initiative whereby donations are made to some
of the region’s most needy schools.
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WARM UP: Lulekani United Masters getting ready for the tournamet at Lulekani Stadium last
Saturday.
Lulekani United:
The champs
It was all jubilation and smiles as Lulekani
United were crowned champions of the Top
Four Soccer Tournament at Lulekani Stadium
last Saturday.
Lulekani United took the crown after
beating Gijima Masters 4-3.
They received a trophy as their prize. In
the first semi final Gijima thrashed Lulekani
Masters 4-1 and in the second semi final,
Lulekani United Masters drew 3-3 with
Thulamashe Masters.
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continued to pave their way up by beating
Thulamahashe Masters 4-2 on penalty.
Sam Shipalana congratulated the winning
team and said they were impressed by the
standard of the competition, which was
gradually improving on a yearly basis.
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free soccer lesson by walloping them9-4
during the losers final.
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United Masters were going to give Gijima
Masters a tough time as they took the game to
their opponents from the first whistle. Freddy
Nkuna was crowned man of the match.
Ishmael Rikhotso said they are taking the cup
for the second time time in a row.
‘Home ground advantage worked for us, we
are going to play at Thulamashe in August for
the same tournament and we will be ready,’
said Rikhotso.
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Kay Motsepe Schools Cup
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The 2014 Sanlam Kay Motsepe
Schools Cup, the biggest under-19
schools soccer tournament in
Africa, is about to get under way,
with the schools involved vying
for some serious prize money.
The tournament is now in its
tenth year and the funds that
will be allocated to the winning
schools at provincial and national
level are a whopping R3,4 million.
According to the organisers,
all the prize money must be used
to fund projects identified by the
school that will enhance their
pupils’ learning experience and
help the community they are
located in.
For example, last year’s
provincial
and
national
winners, Clapham High school
will be spending their R1,1
million winnings on building a
multipurpose life skills centre at
the school, and on furniture and
computers.
Registration
for
the
competition closed at the end of
March and the organisers, the
South African Schools Football
Association (SASFA) are busy
drawing up the fixtures for the
games at cluster level.
Once those matches have
been played, the winners
will go through to regional
playoffs, followed by provincial
championships, with the top
two schools from each province
going through to the national
championships.
The news is that all the
provincial winners from last year
have registered, so the big guns
are going to be battling it out
again this year.
Clapham are the reigning
champions and the school to
beat, and according to Shawn
Bishop from the Mamelodi
Sundowns Academy, where the
team is involved, soccer fans can
expect to be well entertained.
“Our under-17 team has been
promoted to the under-19 age
group and have already started
preparing for the tournament.
Again this year our development
coaches will be attending as
many provincial finals as possible
in our continued quest to look for
talent,” said Bishop.
MOPANI HERALD Friday April 11, 2014
SPORT
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KLG league derbies
live up to expectations
The highly anticipated derbies in the two
divisions of the Kaizer Letsoalo Games (KLG)
Soccer League lived up to expectations last
weekend.
The gripping derby involving Leswika
Classic and Ramalema Cosmos at the
Ramalema ground brought the community
to a standstill as the marauding troops of
Leswika Classic humiliated the defending
champions by a whopping 4-0 score last
Sunday.
The man of the moment and danger man in
the camp of Leswika Classic, Tsietsi “Tsiye”
Sekgobela, netted his brace in the first stanza.
The Junior Maake-led infantry dazzled
the crowd that packed the Ramalema sports
facility until Louis Mngomezulu rewarded his
coach with a sizzling goal in the 75th minute
to cement the victory.
The fourth goal was scored by Mathata
Moloto in the 89th minute to end the weeklong speculations as to who is the boss of
Tickeyline-Motlhatlareng.
Thousands of football fanatics expressed
indescribable joy and excitement after the
match with phrases like: “Indeed, today, we
watched the real premier soccer in the KLG
League”.
The other breath-taking derby involved the
Moime-based sides, Moime Celtic and Moime
Liverpool, which had been at each other’s
throats since the beginning of the year.
Once again, the issue to be resolved was:
who is the boss of Moime? Thousands of
spectators crammed the Moime sports ground
to witness the proceedings meant to answer
this famous question. Moime Celtic proved to
be a serious force to be reckoned with after
thrashing their arch-rivals 2-0. Botha “Xavi”
Mashaba and Matome “Freddy” Makwela
scored the two goals.
There were other fascinating matches,
which produced plenty of goals in both the
Super and Premier divisions of the Kaizer
Letsoalo Games (KLG) Soccer League
played at different sports grounds in various
settlements in and around Tzaneen, including
Lephepane, Tickeyline, Bokgaga, Khujwana,
Rakoma and Tlhabine.
KLG Super League Results: On Saturday,
the fast-moving train of Rita All Stars had its
lights dimmed when the new-style Mmaphala
Peter United crushed them by a resounding
3-0 score. The new signings, Naphtally Butler
and Foster Mkhabela (brace), netted for the
colourful side of Peter Mametja.
In other matches played on Saturday:
Rakoma 2-0 Mahlogwe, Bokgaga Juventus 1-2
Khujwana Bagdad, GP United 1-5 Lenyenye
Gunners, Monatic 1-0 Napscom.
On Sunday, Mokomotji Highlanders
minced the hapless outfit of Bancock 7-0
at the Mokomotji ground. Bahlabine 3-2
Khujwana Classic, Moime Celtic 2-0 Moime
Liverpool, Mamogalefa 2-1 Carling.
KLG Premier League Results: In the battle
of the stars on Saturday, Lebaleng Shining
Stars were on the receiving end of the wrath
of Khopho All Stars when a 6-1 drubbing was
served.
Golden Aces, also known as “makhema a
Khaphamadi”, punished Bubs by a massive
4-0 score at the Nyekhetlha ground after
goals by Mabeja Vuma, Mpho Nelly, Jacky
Malemela and Mabu Mangena. Royal Celtic
also dished out a 4-0 punishment to the
struggling African Buffaloes, while Manamela
Nauhty Boys crushed Long Valley 2-0 at the
Manamela ground. The much-anticipated
clash between Mogoboya Junior Chiefs and
Mapantsula ended in a scoreless stalemate.
On Sunday, Lephepane Rovers revived
their performance with a massive 4-2
victory over Real Madrid at the Soccer City,
Lephepane ground. Hotbeans were too hot
for the lukewarm side of MM Super Stars at
the Topanama ground and predictably won
by a solitary goal.
Aces faces Mogoboya
this weekend
The exciting fixtures of the Kaizer Letsolao
Games (KLG) Soccer League roll out this
weekend at various sports facilities Greater
Tzaneen areas.
Football fanatics will again be treated to a
series of exciting matches under the auspices
of the KLG Super and Premier divisions.
A cherry on top in this array of mouthwatering fixtures is the prime Lephepane
derby involving age-old arch rivals, Mogoboya
Junior Chiefs and Golden Aces at the
Moruleng ground in Rasebalane on Saturday.
This is a Premier division clash.
Another premier Lephepane derby will see
Lephepane Rovers confronting Long Valley at
the majestic Soccer City facility at Lephepane
on Sunday. All eyes in the Tlhabine area will
focus on the meeting of both newcomers
Bahlabine and Lenyenye Gunners at the
Mosoroni, Bancock ground on Saturday.
A: KLG Premier League: Saturday:
Mogoboya Junior Chiefs v Khopho All Stars
(Moruleng ground), Manamela Naughty
Boys v Bubs (Manamela), Golden Aces v
African Buffaloes (Nyekhetlha), Royal Celtic v
Lebaleng Shining Stars (Mpaleng)
Sunday: MM Super Stars v Real Madrid
(Super ground), Lephepane Rovers v Long
Valley (Soccer City), Leswika Classic v
Hotbeans (Swika la motheo), Ramalema
Cosmos v Mapantsula (Ramalema)
B: KLG Super League: Saturday: Bokgaga
Juventus v Mmaphala Peter United (Bessie
Maake), GP United v Mahlogwe (Soccer
City), Mamogalefa v Khujwana Bagdad
(Topanama), Bahlabine v Lenyenye Gunners
(Mosoroni, Bancock)
Sunday: Moime Celtic v Carling (Moime),
Mokomotji Highlanders v Khujwana Classic
(Mokomotji), Monatic v Moime Liverpool
(Tlhabine), Bancock v Napscom (Mosoroni,
Bancock)
Meanwhile, it is reported that the
preparations for the annual KLG Lephepane
Easter Tournament have reached an advanced
stage. The tournament kicks off on Good
Friday and concludes on the Easter Sunday
when the prize-giving ceremony is hosted at
the Lephepane Child care Centre.
The Chairman of the KLG Soccer League,
Marupine Sape, said, “We are guaranteed
immeasurable excitement and entertainment
in this year’s edition of the Easter Tournament.
We have never felt such concrete air of
anticipation gripping this region before”.
He added that many new teams in the KLG
Sport, such as Lenyenye Gunners, Rita All
Stars, Bokgaga Juventus, Khujwana Bagdad,
Mahlogwe, Napscom, Moime Liverpool,
Moime Celtic and Bahlabine will show the
thousands of KLG followers that they too can
offer something”.
For information on the KLG Soccer League
and the KLG Easter Tournament, please
contact: Trilly Mogoboya (0823564056),
Tony Kudumela (0722158002) and Marupine
Sape (0732425265).
You must be the change you
want to see in the world - Gandhi
Sisters FC beat Tshandama 3-1 in a Sasol ladies soccer league game at Nwamitwa on Sunday.
Sisters win against Young Stars
Sisters Football Club beat Tshandama 3-1
in a Provincial Sasol ladies soccer league
game at Nwamitwa on Sunday.
The Nwamitwa based team’s goals were
scored by Mbhoni Nkuna (2) and Doreen
Baloyi (1). Tshandama’s only goal came
through Avhashoni Mulaudzi.
SAFA Mopani SAB Regional League Log Stream A
Team
Played
Win
Draw
1 Gawula Classic
25
20
2 Mmboni Junior Chiefs
25
20
3 Bilika All Stars
23
19
4 Gwambe hungry Lion
26
15
5 Rethabile FC
22
14
6 Relela Flying Birds
24
11
7 Jackson Young Stars F
24
11
26
11
8 Dzekula Skymasters FC
9 John Mabasa UFA FC
25
8
10 Mhlokozi Fast Move
22
8
11 Matsena Giant Killers F
26
7
12 Mamanyoha g. Arrows
27
7
13 Silawa Hotspur
26
7
14 Mokwakwaila G. city
26
7
15 Ximausa Home Boys
26
7
16 Timagweni FC
25
6
17 Moleketla Continental
23
4
18 Moccassin XI Express
25
3
Loss
5
3
2
7
6
4
4
1
7
6
7
7
6
5
0
3
2
1
Goals For
0
2
2
4
2
9
9
14
10
8
12
13
13
14
19
16
17
21
65
61
81
58
57
43
37
44
36
28
32
51
33
37
25
42
23
13
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Mariveni Masters win 4-1
Mariveni Masters gave Mathafuleni a
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Nkowankowa Stadium on Sunday.
Man of the match, Thomas “Ma-ally”
Bayani registered a brace whilst his team
VICTORIUS: Mariveni United easily trounced arch-rivals Mariveni River Stars 3-0 in at Nkowankowa
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mates Humphrey Bengu and Mbuku Macamu
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Mathafuleni pulled one back through Solly
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United trounce
arch-rivals
Mariveni United looked unstoppable when
they easily trounced arch-rivals Mariveni
River Stars 3-0 in a SAB Mopani Stream B
derby at Nkowankowa Stadium on Sunday.
Edwin “Sampan” Beretta scored a brace
whilst Sentho “Shoes” Moshweu netted
the third goal to give “Amanandos” a well
deserved win.
In other league games played on Saturday,
Balloon Porto recorded a hard fought 2-1
victory over Umhlanga Aces while Baobab
Zero Fake and Marumofase played to a 2-2
stalemate.
Huresic Intermilan continued their
impressive form in the league this season with
a 3-2 victory against Khujwane Peace Makers
while Mandlakazi City Stars componded JB
United’s woes by defeating them by one goal
to nil.
Nkowankowa Barcelona overcame a
resistant Julesburg Young Killers 1-0 while
Emmanuel Iron Breakers narrowly defeated
Sedani 2-1.
Selwane Sundowns thrashed follow
strugglers Burgersdorp United 3-1.