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Roleplayers highlight the role of
women
Police on the lookout for
suspected rapists
Khamai Reptile Park reach out to
communities
HCS learners selected as
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Men in court for rape
TWO men suspected of raping a teenager
who was coming from the initiation school
ceremony appeared in Acornhoek Magistrate
Court charged with rape on Monday.
According
to
Acornhoek
police
spokesperson Lieutenant Mpho Nonyane
the victim was attacked after she and her
boyfriend left the initiation ceremony at
round 19:00 last Saturday in Buffelshoek
Village. ‘While they were on their way home
two suspects approached them and they
threatened and chased the boyfriend away.
The suspects them dragged the victim to the
nearby bushes where they raped her,’ said
Nonyane.
The victim went to the police to open a
case and managed to tell the police who are
the culprit. The police went to look for the
suspects and they were arrested, one of the
suspects was found hiding under the bed. A
police officer tried to pull him out and the
suspect beat the police officer with a rod
he had with him under the bed. The police
managed to arrest him and he was charged
with assaulting a police officer while his
friend was charged with rape.
The suspects, Rodney Ngobeni (20) charge
with rape and Anline Malatji (22) charged
for assaulting a police officer. Theyy were
both remanded in custody and the case is
postponed to August 25 for bail application.
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NEWS
WOMEN IN BLUE: Women motorists were educated during Operation Basadi that was held in the Orpen road last Friday.
HOEDSPRUIT HERALD Friday August 22, 2014
ROADBLOCK: The roadblock that was held in conjunction with Operation
Basadi on Friday.
Operation Basadi successful
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Force Base’s female
soldiers participated
in Operation Basadi
to highlight the role
of women in the
community.
The operation was
part of Woman’s
Month celebrations
and featured a road
block last Friday at
the Orpen road on
the border of Mpumalanga and
Limpopo.
The police officers were under
the command of Limpopo Safety
and Security MEC Mapula
Mokaba.
Six traffic fines were issued
and one person was arrested for
drunken driving.
Pamphlets
containing
information on domestic violence
were distributed to female
motorists
during
Operation
Basadi.
Acornhoek police spokesperson
Lieutenant
Mpho
Nonyane
said that women must not feel
threatened by male domination
in the police, traffic and air force.
‘Women must apply to be
police officers and be determined
to help other women that are
unable to fight domestic violence
in their areas,’ said Nonyane.
She said that women must
not allow themselves and their
children to go through abuse
because they are vulnerable or
they are not having an income to
feed themselves.
HOEDSPRUIT HERALD Friday August 22, 2014
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No plans to nationalise pension funds
GOVERNMENT has no intention to
nationalise people’s pension (or provident)
funds, or prevent them from accessing
their money, says the Department of Basic
Education.
This after rumours alleged that government
would take away people’s hard-earned
pensions, and prevent them from accessing
their funds.
The department says the rumours were
based on a misunderstanding of government’s
proposals.
Instead, the department says government
has proposed retirement reforms, which will
protect employees when they retire.
“The retirement reforms, including those
relating to preservation of savings, are aimed
at ensuring that pension fund members are
better protected and can retire comfortably.
Government is proposing important measures
to lower charges on the pension funds of
workers, to ensure that they maximise their
pensions,” the department said.
Employees are encouraged to keep their
savings until they retire and to convert some
of their retirement savings into income at
retirement.
The department said currently, only an
estimated 6% of citizens are able to maintain
their lifestyle and replace their income fully at
retirement.
The department also said that the proposals
have not yet been put into law.
“National Treasury is currently consulting
widely on these proposals through several
forums, including with labour unions,
industry and engagements with the general
public. It will take government at least two
years before the proposals are made into law,”
the department said.
According to the department, the proposals
seek to encourage pension fund members to
preserve their money in their own funds (with
old or new employer), or with a financial
institution when they change jobs, and to also
allow some access to the funds.
“Government is not proposing that people’s
current and new retirement savings be kept,
saved or nationalised or be used as prescribed
assets.
“Should these preservation proposals
become law, the legislation would not
be implemented retrospectively,” the
department added.
The department also said that once the new
rules come into effect, pension fund members
will still be able to access a portion of their
savings contributed after the implementation
date of the new rules.
Government also encourage members of
provident funds to take a major portion of
their retirement money as monthly pension
payments instead of a once-off lump sum.
“Currently, members of provident funds get
their entire accumulated retirement money
as cash at retirement and unless this cash is
saved such that it provides income for the
duration of a member’s life this arrangement
can leave retirees vulnerable to poverty in
later years,” said the department. For more
information contact: 0800117669.
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Woman attacked on her way
home
ACORNHOEK police
are searching for two
suspected would-be
rapists who attacked
a
woman
near
Maripe High School
in
Greenvalley
Village.
According
to
Acornhoek
police
spokesperson
Lieutenant
Mpho
Nonyane the victim
was on her way
home when she was
approached by two
unknown suspects
who threatened her
with a knife.
‘The
suspects
demanded
that
she give them her
belongings.
They
took her undisclosed
amount of cash, bank
cards,
cellphone,
shoes and her jacket,’
said Nonyane.
The suspects then
took the victim to
the nearby bushes
where they started to
undress her.
After
finishing
undressing her they
realised that she was
menstruating
and
they ran off, leaving
her in the bushes.
Police are now
investigating
two
cases, one for sexual
assault and another
one for robbery with
a weapon other than
a firearm.
Anyone
with
information
that
may lead to the arrest
of the suspects can
contact Acornhoek
branch commander
Lieutenant Colonel
John Mbambo on
082 469 1031.
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HERE TO LEARN: Khamai Reptile Park volunteers
showing how brave they are holding a boa
constrictor at the park from left; Gerard
Rowlands, Valley Hlokwe, Caspian Windnich
and Piere Viquesrel who is seated in front
Volunteers
learn to trust
reptiles
KHAMAI
Reptile
Park reaching out to
their neighbouring
villages where they
do
an
outreach
p r o g r a m m e
whenever they see
the need to teach the
community
about
reptiles.
The reptile park
has been functioning
for the past 30 years
and
throughout
those years a lot
of volunteer have
visited the place
and left with more
knowledge
about
animals that are
taken care of tat the
park. Their recent
intake
includes
Valley
Hlokwe
from
Namakgale
Township
who
joined the team early
this month. Hlokwe
said that he chose to
volunteer at the
park because of his
love of nature and
environment. ‘I want
to pursue my career
as a conservationist
but I had a phobia
of some reptiles,’
said Hlokwe. He said
since he arrived at
the Khamai Reptile
Park he received a
lot of encouragement
and support that he
now can be able to
hold a frog without
worrying like he
did
before.
The
park owner Donald
Strydom said that
they received a lot of
volunteers over the
years but Hlokwe
shown his dedication
of
helping
the
reptiles from the day
that he arrived.
‘A lot of people
have
wrong
information
about
reptiles and when
they arrive here
they start to learner
that the reptile are
not as people make
them out to be,’ said
Strydom. The team
would like to building
filter for crocodiles
and are asking the
community to help
them with cement,
concrete mix and
other equipment that
will see the project
move forward.
Khamai
Reptile
Park is home to
some
of
South
Africa’s
deadliest
snakes. Guides are
conducted everyday
where visitors are
taught about black
and green mambas,
boa
constrictor,
boomslangs,
Mozambique
Spitting Cobras and
other reptiles.
Anyone who will
like to help the park
build the filter for the
crocodile can contact
Donald Strydom on
015 795 5203 or 082
299 398.
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HOEDSPRUIT HERALD Friday August 22, 2014
GENERAL
EXPECTING: Expecting parents during the Maternity Open Day at Clinix Phalaborwa Private Hospital
on Saturday.
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PREGGIES: Mums and Dad to be took a tour around the hospital’s maternity ward during the
Maternity Open Day on Saturday.
Clinix hosts Maternity Open Day
CLINIX Phalaborwa Private Hospital hosted
a Maternity Open Day on Saturday. Expectant
parents attended in a large number. Dr Vital
Kalumba, a gynaecologist at the hospital, said
pregnancy is the time to look after yourself
very, very carefully. ‘Staying healthy during
pregnancy depends on you, so it’s crucial to
arm yourself with information about the many
ways to keep you and your baby as healthy as
possible,’ said Kalumba. The maternity unit
manager Sister Sophie Sibiya said the minute
you become pregnant, your life is irrevocably
changed.
Suddenly there is a little person to consider
and everything you do somehow affects the
little person. ‘There are a few things you can
do to ensure your pregnancy is a healthy and
happy time for both you and your unborn
child,’ said Sibiya. She gave a talk on blood
pressure, blood sugar, HIV/ Aids, weight gain
and headache problems during pregnancy.
She further said that the best start to your
pregnancy is to ensure that you visit your
gynaecologist or health care as soon as
possible. Good nutrition is another important
factor in pregnancy and Sibiya warns that this
does not give you a licence to eat anything
you want! ‘When you’re pregnant you are
“eating for two”, but this doesn’t mean you
have to consume calories for two, it means
consume nutrients for two,’ said Sibiya. She
also advised the expecting mothers not to
take any medications, even over-the-counter
medications, without first discussing them
with healthcare provider or pharmacist.
‘Minimise stress because stress can worsen
nausea, fatigue, backache, headache and
indigestion. Be especially kind to yourself
during this special time. Don’t take on too
much work, listen to your body and get plenty
of rest, most importantly, enjoy this very
special time.
Take the time to bond with your unborn
baby, savour every little movement and
talk to your baby often,’ concluded Sibiya.
The hospital marketing manager Virnicia
Mathebula told the pregnant parents about
all the benefits when you give birth at the
hospital. ‘We give you a Clinix bag with baby
starter packs like nappies, surgical spirit, baby
powder ect, employees from Home Affairs
assist with birth certificates at the hospital and
a photo of your new baby get posted on our
website,’ said Mathebula. Expectant parents
were taken in a tour around the maternity
ward and hospital and they received goodie
bags with baby
products with useful hints and tips.
Refreshments and nutritious sandwiches
were served during the Maternity Open Day.
BENEFITS: Clinix Phalaborwa Private Hospital
marketing manager, Virnicai Mathebula posing
with Makgopa Mmakoma and Nyiko Ngoveni,
in front of them is the bag with baby products
that you receive after giving birth at the
hospital.
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SCHOOL NEWS
HOEDSPRUIT HERALD Friday August 22, 2014
School with no limit
Golden Scope Adaptive Learning Centre received much needed
equipment from Hoedspruit Buco Hardware and Buildware.
The school obtained the items after the founder notified the
parents about the need for items that will make learning better
for the children.
The response from Buco was overwhelming as they donated
ceiling fans, plastic containers, chemicals for cleaning, air
conditioning units and installation, 42” TV set and a sign designed
by ME Graphix .
The school director, Natasha van Zyl, thanked Buco, ME
Graphix and the Hoedspruit community for all the the support
have received.
‘The school is a centre for learning, where the learners are
accommodated by adapting the information into their style of
learning. At Golden Scope, we presume competence. A child
is competent in negotiating his/her body and mind in this
world, despite how unique or different it might seem from the
conventional view of an independent person,’ said Van Zyl.
Children that are currently benefiting from this approach
usually have a diagnosis of Autism, ADHD, Epilepsy and other
similar learning challenges.
These children usually present a scattered profile on an
intelligence test, where their non-verbal scale is usually
exceedingly higher than their verbal scale, or certain areas score
exceptionally high, while other areas score exceptionally low.
Often children with these labels cannot find a place in
mainstream schools and if they do are held back as they are often
incapable of learning at an accelerated pace. This in turn requires
a flexible and responsive curriculum that can keep pace with their
needs and in a way that makes sense to them.
Golden Scope is geared to the needs of the child rather than the
school and is the first of its kind in the Hoedspruit area.
Director Van Zyl has many years of experience in identifying
and designing learning methods to meet these needs. She has an
Honours degree in Psychology from the University of Stellenbosch,
and specialized in Cognitive Behavioural therapy. She has worked
in the field of Behavioural Modification for 14 years in England,
Dubai, North America, Ethiopia and South Africa.
She designed the Golden Scope Adaptive Learning program
from her experiences.
For further information about the school please contact the
centre at: [email protected] or on their facebook group
called: Golden Scope Adaptive Learning Centre. Or visit their
website at: www. GoldenScope.co.za
HAPPY LEARNERS: Golden Scope Adaptive Learning Centre received equipment from BUCO. The representative from Buco,
Anthony van Vuuren (back, far left), presented the gifts to the learners, school director and some parents.
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THE HOEDSPRUIT Chamber of Commerce had an informal get together at the new business centre next to
Spar on Thursday last week. The purpose of the event was for members to meet each other and network.
The President of the Chamber, Cecile de Kock, welcomed the guests present and assured everybody
that the Chamber will play a growing role in the community and will strive to create an environment
conducive to conduct business in the Hoedspruit area. Photographed here ate the function are some of
the committee members. They are Ntau Letebele (Deputy President), Cecile de Kock (President), Sarah
Dawn Bergs (Operations Officer), Vee Burger (Liaison) and Nicole Meyer (Member Liaison).
Hoedspruit Chamber of
Commerce endorse local
Food Market
FREE ranging eggs, homemade
health breads and scrumptious
cakes, fresh vegetables and a dash of
artsy things and friendly service - all
ingredients of a Saturday morning
checkpoint for many Hoedspruiters.
The local Food Market, held every
Saturday morning at Kamogelo
meeting held earlier in the year.
Viewing this year as a foundation
phase, the HCC is adding spokes to its
wheel with initiatives like a website,
newsletter, brochure, membership
drive and a few special events. The
website has recently gone live and is
found at www.hoedspruitccsa.com.
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Is Kim And Kanye’s Marriage Strictly
Business?
Kardashian, for some
strange reason the phrase ‘crazy business deals’ comes
to mind… So we can’t really claim to be all that surprised
at the recent reports concerning Kim and Kanye that
claim the entire relationship between the couple,
marriage and all, is not personal − it’s just business.
Time Out For TEAM BECKHAM?
REAL LIFE
On
Thursday,
August
14
HCC
members
shared
good wine, good food
and good company
at an informal gettogether held at
Leadwood Corner.
On the cards for the
rest of the year is a
speed
networking
meeting, a business
seminar and the
annual
Braai
Competition
in
November.
Building
on
a
foundation
of
positive networking
and
pro-active
action, the HCC
has
strengthened
its relations with
the
Maruleng
Municipality.
Members of the
municipality
and
HCC
enjoyed
a
fruitful breakfast at
Kaya Ndlovu Manor,
setting the table for
the year and getting
to know each other
better.
Since then the
HCC
has
had
several
meetings
with
relevant
municipal
officers
on issues ranging
from roads, housing
and sewerage. HCC
members also added
valuable
business
and community input
to the Integrated
Development
Programme (IDP).
Shopping Centre, is fast becoming a
fixture on local shopping lists.
This is one of the initiatives
endorsed by the Hoedspruit Chamber
of Commerce (HCC). The HCC is
a voice for business in the greater
Maruleng area and is stretching
its strides since the annual general
DAVID recently spent the day at the beach in Los
Angeles with his sons before taking them off to a
baseball game – while Posh was nowhere to be seen.
He is pleading with wife, Victoria to do more things
together because he fears that they are leading virtually
separate lives.
‘Jagerbombs Almost Killed Me’
WHEN Jayde went on a night out with her friends she
never imagined she would end up in a coma.
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HOEDSPRUIT HERALD Friday August 22, 2014
HOEDSPRUIT HERALD Friday August 22, 2014
ALGEMEEN
HULLE KOM VERMAAK: Tjiff en Tjaff kom Hoedspruit vermaak.
Tjiff en Tjaff eersdaags hier
HOEDSPRUIT Preprimer bied ‘n heerlike pretdag aan op
Saterdag 6 September waneer Kyknet se gewilde groen
tweeling Tjiff en Tjaff op Hoedspruit kom kuier.
Nie net sal Tjiffcen Tjaff ‘n vertoning lewer nie maar
verskeie aktiwiteiete sal vir kinders op hierdie dag
aangebied word.
Die pretdag sal plaasvind op die gronde van Hoedspruit
Preprimer en aktiwiteite sluit in springkastele, ‘n
hindernisbaan, gesigverf en ‘n karaoke kompetisie.
Khamai reptielpark sal ook ‘n slangvertoning vir die
kinders aanbied.
Verskeie uitstallers met kinderprodukte sowel as
kosstalletjies sal beskikbaar wees.
Die Tjiff en Tjaff vertoning vind plaas in die skoolsaal te
Laerskool Drakensig waarna die kinders die geleentheid
sal hê om hulle te ontmoet.
Kaartjies is steeds beskikbaar by Hoedspruit Preprimer
en Hoedspruit Spar en beloop R60 vir kinders tussen 2 en
3. Babas onder 2 is gratis. Persone bo 13 kan ‘n kaartjie
aankoop vir R20. Kaartjies sal ook by die hek beskikbaar
wees.
Hekke open om 09:00 en die Tjiff en Tjaff vertoning sal
plaasvind om 14:00.
Vir enige verdere inligting skakel Hanli Nel op 015 793
2401.
Hoedspruit Preprimer nooi alle ouers en kinders uit om
die pretdag saam met hulle te gaan geniet.
Riepies kry internasionale gaste
‘n DUITSE gesin het die Riepies kom besoek en
ons meer geleer oor die lewe van ‘n skoolkind
in Duitsland. Een van ons oud leerders,
Hannah Meintjes, was ‘n uitruilstudent
by die Nedermeier gesin. Die Riepies was
uiters beindruk om te hoor dat hulle glad nie
skooldrag dra nie en dat sneeuski sommer
‘n middagaktiwiteit is in hulle voorstrate...
wonder hoe baie hulle die son sien...
INTERNASIONALE GASTE: Die Nedermeier gesin van Duitsland het
Laerskool Mariepskop besoek. By hulle is Hannah Meintjes.
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SPORT
WENNERS: Laerskool Drakensig het hul hokkieseisoen afgeskop met ‘n goeie voorbeeld wat hul
eerste seunsspan vir hul gestel het. Die span het Laerskool Tzaneen asook Unicorn Primary stof
in die oë geskop deur 1-0 en 3-0 te wen. Die res van die Drakie spanne het ook al hul kragte en
vaardighede bewys deur meeste van hul wedstryde te wen of gelykop te speel. Baie geluk aan die
Drakies wat so uitstekend vorder en getrou hul oefeninge bywoon! Drakies se onoorwonne eerste
seunspan nadat hul teen Laerskool Tzaneen ‘n doelgeskiet het.
HOEDSPRUIT HERALD Friday August 22, 2014
VAARDIGHEID: Limpopo speler Anastasia Letebele wys haar vaardighede in hul wedstryd teen
Laerskool Tzaneen.
BRONS: Nanikie Ditshego van Drakensig het steeds ‘n brons medalje
verower in die 3km vir meisies onder 11 ten spyte van die groot
hoeveelheid atlete..
Drakies hardloop
DIE
Drakies
se
lang asem landloop
atlete
het
die
afgelope naweek by
Hoërskool Merensky
deelgeneem.
Die roete was ‘n
uitdaging vir die
Drakie atlete en het
hul
uithouvermoë
goed getoets.
Met die enorme
hoeveelheid
atlete
het Nanikie Ditshego
steeds
‘n
brons
medalje verower in
die 3km vir meisies
onder 11.
Baie geluk aan al
die Drakie atlete wat
deelgeneem het en
hul goeie gesindheid
daar ten toon gestel
het.
HOEDSPRUIT HERALD Friday August 22, 2014
SPORT/SKOLE
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Meisies met ‘n
stokPERDjie
TWEE leerders van Laerskool
Mariepskop, Melindi Randall en
Dianne Dent, het aan ‘n naweek
kompetisie
in
Hoedspruit
deelgeneem. Met Lance en
Shadow, die Welch ponie en
Boerperd, verwerf hulle blou
rosette vir hulle prestasies.
Hierdie meisies is voorwaar
vinnig op hulle perdjies. Die
Riepies is trots op julle.
OP PAD PROTEAS TOE: Laerskool Drakensig het die afgelope week drie van hul krieketspelers gestuur na die oefen uitdunne
te Tzaneen.Kyle Pretorius. Kyle is deur na die volgende ronde. Van links: Philip Esterhuysen, Ruan Smit en Nico Pretoruis die
Drakies se krieketafrigter en ook Akademie afrigter.
HUL BLINK UIT: Melindi Randall en Dianne Dent het blou roseƩe
verwerf vir hul prestasies tydens ‘n naweek kompeƟsie.
Oppad Proteas toe vir Kyle
LAERSKOOL Drakensig het die afgelope week drie van hul
krieketspelers gestuur na die oefen uitdunne te Tzaneen.
Na ‘n lang dag van boul en kolf vir Kyle Pretorius, Philip
Esterhuysen en Ruan Smit het net Kyle Pretorius dit
gemaak na die volgende ronde wat op 29 en 30 Augustus
in Polokwane sal plaasvind. Baie sterkte aan die speler .
Sport
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Friday August 22, 2014
RIDING: Hoedspruit Christian School learners will be part of the team that will represent Limpopo at the National Equestrian
HCS learners to represent province
HOEDSPRUIT Christian School learners Rebecca Rowles and Kirsty Topham have been
selected as members of the Limpopo Equestrian Schools Team.
They will be participating in the SANESA National Championships in October from the 9th
to 11th at Misty Meadows Equestrian Park, Pretoria.
Rowles’ classes of competing are 1 metre show jumping, novice dressage and 1 metre
equitation.
HCS is proud of each and every one of their students, but extends special congratulations to
Rowles and Topham.