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Land claimants urged to wait
for mobile lodgement bus
MOBILE OFFICE: Claimants lodging land claims at the mobile lodgement bus.
Land claimants are urged to wait for the mobile
lodgement unit to visit their areas instead of travelling
long distances to Polokwane to lodge their claims like
they are doing at present.
According to the Office of the Regional Land Claims
Commissioner in the province, the huge numbers of
potential claimants queue to lodge their claims at the
Polokwane lodgement site on a daily basis.
Communications Manager in the Office of the
Regional Land Claims Commissioner in Limpopo,
Avhashoni Magada said the Constitution provides
persons and communities who lost their land, after 19
June 1913, as a result of past racially discriminatory
laws or practices are the right to restitution or
equitable redress. The Restitution of Land Rights
Act, 1994 regulates the processing of land claims. The
Act previously required that all land claims must be
lodged by 31 December 1998. The Act was amended
in 2014 to re-open the lodgment of land claims for a
period of five years, calculated from 1 July 2014 to 30
June 2019.
The re-opening of lodgement of land claims enables
those who did not lodge their claims before 31
December 1998 with the opportunity to do so.
Magada said that the Act requires that the
commission must finalize the claims lodged, by the 31
December 1998 cut-off date before processing those
lodged between 1 July 2014 and 30 June 2019.
He said that there are presently 7997 claims lodged
before the 1998 cut-off date that are still being
processed, and the commission has projected that it
will complete these claims by 2019.
“Whether claimants lodge their claims today or in
2019 will not make a difference as their claims will,
in all likelihood, only be processed after 2019,” said
Magada.
He said, although there is an intensive
communication campaign to make people aware of
the mobile lodgment offices which will visit all corners
of the province by 30 June 2019, people still travel
long and far to lodge their claims. They say that they
missed the 31 December 1998 deadline to lodge land
claims and do not want to miss it again.
“The majority of the people that come to our
Polokwane offices to lodge claims come from villages
such as Khujwana, Nkuri, Malamulele, Saselemani
and Mhinga areas,” said Magada.
He said between 1 July and 30 September this
year, the mobile lodgment bus visited the towns and
villages in Tzaneen, Giyani, and Malumelele to collect
land claims and it will return again in January next
year.
He added that, in line with the new electronic
lodgement system, claimants have to physically
visit the lodgment office in Polokwane or the mobile
lodgment bus with their supporting documents, to
lodge a claim. There are no manual forms to be filled,
and the lodgment process is free of charge.
Information on the schedule for mobile offices for
lodgement of claims, criteria for qualification, and a
copy of the manual on how to lodge a land claim, is
available from the Department of Rural Development
and Land Reform’s website: www.ruraldevelopment.
gov.za or toll free number: 0800 007 095.
The information can also be obtained by sending a
message to the email address: [email protected].
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NEWS
MOPANI HERALD Friday October 23, 2015
Murder and robbery
suspects still on the run
Three men who brutally shot and killed
a 63 year-old retired school teacher at the
Modjadji Head Kraal in Khehlakong Village
last week are still on the run.
According to the police spokesperson,
Lieutenant Colonel Moatshe Ngoepe,
the victim, identified as Mohale Jeoffrey
Modjadji was sleeping with his wife at home
at about 23:30 last week Tuesday when
armed men broke the window and entered
the house.
“They started shooting randomly inside the
house and Modjadji was shot several times
throughout the body.
He was taken to the local clinic and later
transferred to Ga-Kgapane Hospital where he
was certified dead on arrival,” said Ngoepe.
The wife survived the attack.
The robbers took an undisclosed amount of
money and cell phones before disappearing.
One of the men was wearing a brown cap and
brown trousers.
Anyone with information regarding the
incident or the whereabouts of the robbers
is requested to contact the nearest police
station,
Crime Stop Number 0860010111 or
Detective Warrant Officer Mbhekeni Elia
Shingange at 073 079 1724 for 24 hours.
Police investigations are continuing.
Traffic officers in court for
Department encourages Traditional possession of unlicensed firearm
TREASURER: The provincial treasurer of the tradiƟonal health pracƟƟoners forum, Ephraim
Masutha addressing a meeƟng at Ga-Kgapane last Thursday.
Health Practitioners to register
Traditional Health Practitioners in Greater
Letaba Municipal area were encouraged to
register with the Department of Health in the
province.
Speaking during the traditional health
practitioners meeting at Ga-Kgapane last
Thursday, the department ‘s representative
Necodimus Makgabo said the department is
busy compiling a database for all traditional
leaders in the province.
Makgabo, who is the provincial
coordinator of the traditional health
practitioners, outlined the importance of
registration with the department.
He stressed on how the department is
committed to assisting all traditional health
practitioners in the province.
The chairperson of the Greater Letaba
Traditional Health Practitioners Forum,
Lazarus Nkwana was very happy with the
support shown by the department and
stressed that when working together, they
could save many lives.
The provincial treasurer of the forum,
Ephraim Masutha thanked the traditional
health practitioners who came in their
numbers to the meeting.
The meeting also discussed issues of
accreditation by the department of health
and how they can be acknowledged for
the work that they are doing in their
communities.
MEET THE FAMILY
The case against two provincial traffic
officers facing a charge of possession
of unlicensed firearm was postponed
to November 3, following their recent
appearance in the Tzaneen Magistrate’s
Court.
Robert Mangalana (51) and Clifford Lubisi
(45) 's bail of R1000 each was extended until
their next court appearance.
The duo, attached to the Tzaneen Traffic
Station were arrested at a gun shop where
they allegedly went to buy ammunition for a
firearm which belonged to Mangalana’s late
father.
Police spokesperson, Lieutenant Colonel
Moatshe Ngoepe said police were alerted to
the gun shop and arrested the two suspects
and charged them with possession of
unlicensed firearm.Ngoepe said preliminary
investigations revealed that Mangana
inherited a firearm from his father but failed
to apply for a license to possess it.
He said investigations also revealed that
after the owner died, the firearm was used
until it run out of ammunition.
“We are going to leave no stone unturned
to determine how and where the firearm
was used after the legal owner died,” said
Ngoepe.
He advised members of the public that
if they want to keep a firearm belonging to
deceased member of their family, they should
first apply of license.
“Anyone found in possession of a firearm
belonging to a deceased person without
following the correct procedure, will be
arrested and charged with possession of
unlicensed firearm,” he added.
Crime reports for the past week
Tzaneen: Police in Tzaneen have arrested
56 suspects for various criminal activities
over the past week.
According to Tzaneen police spokesperson,
Constable Glenda Maimele, one suspect was
arrested for intimidation, one for violation
of protection order, five for assault, 12 for
assault with intent to cause grievous bodily
harm, two for attempted murder and one
suspect was arrested for shoplifting.
Three suspects were arrested for theft, one
for malicious damage to property, one for
robbery, two for attempted business robbery,
five for possession of dagga, three for
possession of unlicensed firearm, five for
illegal gambling,
three for counterfeit goods, one for
prostitution and nine suspects were arrested
for public drinking.
Maake: Police in Maake have arrested 30
suspects for various criminal activities over
the past week.
According to Maake police spokesperson,
Constable Rufus Magoro, two suspects were
arrested for assault with intent to cause
grievous bodily harm, two for assault, one for
burglary, one for armed robbery, six for theft
and two suspects were arrested for crimen
Injuria.
Three suspects were arrested for
contravening the Liquor Act, one for
possession of dagga, 10 for contravening
the Road Traffic Act and two suspects were
arrested for illegal mining.
Stop unauthorized
deductions on social grants
The South Africa Social Security Agency
(SASSA) is to embark on an intensive
campaign to educate beneficiaries about
unauthorised deductions on their social
grant payments.
Grant beneficiaries lose money every
month because of the continued deduction of
amounts for airtime and electricity that they
never bought.
SASSA spokesperson, Paseka Letsatsi,
said the agency will be visiting communities
and informing them of their rights and the
processes to follow when their monies are
being illegally deducted.
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we will be meeting passengers, we will be
going to schools as part of our intensive
campaign to ensure that we bring it to their
attention so that they know their rights and
which processes they are supposed to follow
in case their money is illegally deducted,”
said Letsatsi.
Social Development Minister Bathabile
Dlamini urged old age grant beneficiaries
who experience unauthorized deductions
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NEWS
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WARD
DEMARCATION:
Phalaborwa SACP
Sub-District Secretary,
Kholofelo Shingange
and SANCO Zonal
Secretary, Cassius
Mokungwe (Mokumo)
are calling on
residents to send
many objecƟons to
the DemarcaƟon
Board to reject the
new BPM Ward
DemarcaƟon from 18
to 19 wards.
SANCO and SACP reject the new
proposed BPM ward demarcation
The South African National Civic
Association and South African Community
Party Phalaborwa Zonal and Sub-District
are calling on residents to reject the new BAPhalaborwa Municipality’s proposed ward
demarcation.
The new ward demarcation will see
BPM having 19 wards from the current
18. According to Phalaborwa Sanco Zonal
Secretary, Cassius Mokungwe (Mokumo),
the new demarcation was gazetted on 29
September and released on 2 October.
“We are unhappy with the new structure
particularly on ward 1, 3, 4, 11, 17, 18 and
19. Ward 1 will see Selematsela Drop in
Centre taking some parts of Topville and
Nyakelang Four to make it a single ward
while that ward is next to ward 6. In Ward 3
at Majeje, they are also combining Zamani
and Phulanibyihola to make it a single
ward meaning that part of Namakgale will
incorporate into Majeje and people cannot
cross R71 to attend meetings on the other
side,” explained Mokungwe. Mokungwe went
on to say that in Ward 4, Baptist Church
(voting station) is next to Foskor Primary
School, but they have merged it with Vuxeni
High School and they feel that service
delivery will be affected as they are divided
by the small passage next to Namakgale
Stadium. SACP Sub-District Secretary
Kholofelo Shingange, said Ward 11 will see
Garden View (Kanana) being moved to town
whereas Garden View and Saint Patrick
Mathebula are nearby and majority of
Garden View learners are schooling at Saint
Patrick Mathibela. “They are incorporating
ward 18 Gravelotte, into Ward 10 which is
Maseke, Matome Malatji and Modume. The
distance from Maseke to Gravelotte is quite
intensive meaning both will have to travel
from both areas to attend mass meetings. It
doesn’t make sense to us because Gravelotte
nearest voting station is Malati Farm
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which is around five kilometres away,” he
remarked. Both Mokungwe and Shingange
called on the demarcation board to come
down to Phalaborwa and do a proper public
participation because the Municipality never
consulted any community structures when
they proposed and sent this application to
the demarcation board.
“Most meetings are held late in the
afternoon and still transport is problematic
to reach to other areas. The main objective of
this new demarcation is to micromanage and
suppresses other comrades not to make it in
the list process as local elections are closer,”
noted Shingange. Shingange added that
objection period is 14 days beginning from
2nd October and they are urging community
to object this new list. Residents can
download the forms via www.dermacation.
org.za and if they want to fax the objections
the number is 086 524 8643 and the email
address is [email protected]
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COMMUNITY
MOPANI HERALD Friday October 23, 2015
Mining Summit: Ba-Phalaborwa Community Forum’s Aubrey Ngobeni, LEDET Economic Planning
& Research Manager, Nare Manamela, Ba-Phalaborwa 1st Annual Mining Summit organizer,
Petronella Mauwane, Foskor’s Sharon Mmola, Palabora FoundaƟon SMME’s Lefale Malahlelaand
LEDET Senior Manager, John MoƟmele.
Mining Summit a success
The 1st annual Ba-Phalaborwa Mining
Summit held at Foskor Community Centre
on 9 October provided the much needed
expertise on small business development.
The summit was a brainchild of a young,
dynamic and go-getter Namakgale born,
Petronella Mauwane; a seasoned media
practitioner currently running a corporate
event and communications company
established in October 2014.
Mauwane told The Herald that she is
passionate about life and wants to see
transformation in the Ba-Phalaborwa
communities. “As they normally say,
dynamite comes in small packages. The
idea behind the summit was so enable
participants to network, educate and
empower our communities about the
dynamics in our mines and help grow the
economy of Ba-Phalaborwa through the
mining sector,” she remarked.
She added that the attendance was
remarkably encouraging and hoping that
next year it will be better and much greater.
“It was primarily a launch for people to
know that it will be an annual thing and
am highly pleased with the attendance and
outcome as most stakeholders bought into
my idea,” Mauwane explained. Speaking
during the questions session, Ba-Phalaborwa
Community Forum executive member, Jafta
Malesa called on Foskor, PC and Palabora
Foundation to send decision makers
as sending junior officials often lead in
processes prolonging as information still has
to go through many phases. LEDET Trade
& Sector Senior Manager, John Motimele,
who was the keynote speaker on behalf of
MEC Seaparo Sekoati said they appreciate
stakeholders concerns for decision makers
to be part and parcel of the summit, but
noted that the MEC has always been hands
on throughout the province including in
the recent public unrest's for the steel plant
installation in Phalaborwa or elsewhere.
“We are pleased that a young female
person from Phalaborwa has organized this
dialogue in this regard. Green economy
is the future and we have to chase after it
now and not wait to chase after the vehicle.
Let’s create our own investors. Wealth has
always been created out of other people’s
money. For example, we can take public
servants packages, combine them and buy
big machinery. Mining will pass and we need
to prepare for life without it,” remarked
Motimele.
Foskor’s Abigail Modika and Jackie
Manuel says Foskor will continue
prioritizing black SMME’s for procurement,
but business owners need to invest in
educating themselves on the basic business
management skills and expertise. “It isn’t
about registering on our database and getting
a business. It is about expertise and skills.
We have many people coming to register,
but not everyone possess the required skills
hence we do source our business elsewhere
when our local people do not meet the
stipulated requirements. Most people don’t
have the relevant information on costing and
pricing. You need to be sustainable beyond a
tender and be able to generate income even
without a tender," she noted.
The summit was made possible by Two
Mountains and Palabora Foundation.
MOPANI HERALD Friday October 23, 2015
COMMUNITY
IMBIZO: Mayor of the Greater Tzaneen Municipality, Dikeledi Mmetle, Social Development MEC,
Joyce Mashamba and Limpopo premier, Stanely Mathabatha at the Exco Imbizo Programme held at
Tickyline Village on Friday.
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IMBIZO: Community members came out in numbers to raise their service delivery issues directly to
the premier and the relevant MEC’s. The premier visited Tickeyline Village as part of the Provincial
ExecuƟve Imbizo Outreach Programme.
Premier address community members of Tickeyline
The premier of Limpopo, Chupu Stanley Mathabatha
encouraged community members to venture into
cooperatives.
This was said during his visit to Tickeyline as part of the
Provincial Executive Council Imbizo Outreach Programme
held at All Birds Sports Ground in Tickeyline on Friday.
"Government has a lot of money to give to corporations,
think big and we will assist you. Almost every house has a
mongo tree but how many of you are making atchar, orange
juice or dried fruits to sell. Someone from far come and
buy the mango from you cheap and go do business with
big retailers like Game and Shoprite. You have mangoes in
abundance why don't you do it yourself?"asked Mathabatha.
He assured them they do not only visit rural areas when it
is time to canvass for votes.
"Every month we meet our people and assure them we
do not only go to them when we do our door to door, during
voting time," he said.
The Exco Outreach programme is an interactive platform
for communities to raise service delivery challenges with
government leaders. Community members were given an
opportunity to raise service delivery challenges directly with
the premier and relevant MEC's.Issues discussed amongst
others were health, women, water, education, housing,
electricity, youth, sports arts and culture, disability, safety
security and liaison, economic development and tourism.
One resident, Dan Ramolefo expressed how villagers are
struggling to access clean water. The issue of unemployment
amongst the youth was also brought forward by Mashape
Kgatla who is also a community member.
He said career guidance should start in grade 9
because once the learners are in matric they have already
chosen subjects which you find they are not passionate
about. "Students who are recruited to do internships
and learnerships with government institutions end up
unemployed because the institutions do not absorb them due
to corruption in the management level," he added.
Residents also raised the issue of disposable nappies being
thrown into river streams and the mayor of GTM said they
were not aware .
"This is an environmental issue, we will get personnel in
the environmental department to sort it out. Councillors will
have to show mothers where to dispose the nappies," Mmetle
said.
MEC's present were MEC for the Department of Sports,
Arts and Culture, Nandi Ndalane, Social Development
MEC, Joyce Mashamba, Education MEC, Ishmael Kgetjepe,
Cooperative Governance, Human Settlement and Traditional
Affairs (CoGHSTA) MEC, Makoma Makhurupetje, Transport
Safety and Liaison MEC, Mapula Mokaba-Phukwana,
Treasury MEC, Rob Tooley and Health MEC, Phophi
Ramathoba.
Other dignitaries who graced the meeting was the mayor
of Greater Tzaneen Municipality (GTM), Dikeledi Mmetle,
Excecutive Mayor of Mopani District, Nkakareng Rakgoale,
Mayor of Maruleng Municipality, Mafologele Pule, GTM's
municipal manager, Republic Monakedi and many more.
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Peace Makers beat Real Madrid 2-1 and
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The full results are as follows:
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Rakoma v Pulaneng Juventus (GaRakoma), Moime Celtic v Khujwana
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Sunday:Pulaneng Juventus v Carling
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LM & Coastal Buffalo
(Swazi) Instant lawn @
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Phone Frik Horak at
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MAN-OF-THE-MATCH: Hlulani “Madala”
Mandlhazi of Zero Fake receiving a man of the
match award from tournament director, Tsakani
Nhlungwani.
Goats and Sheep
for sale at Woodii.
13 km from Tzaneen
via Letsitele (R71).
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083-986-0159.
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We buy and sell new
and second hand
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Carling is back in contention for
Kaizer Legue Games Super title
The complexion of the Super division
race in the exciting Kaizer Letsoalo Games
(KLG) Soccer League has been dramatically
compounded by the re-emergence of Carling
for the contention.
The Thlabine-based side routed the
struggling Come & See outfit by a hollow
14-0 score line. This victory comes hot on
the heels of twin victories two weeks ago to
get in the championship mix with the likes of
Makhubedung CCV, Mmaphala Peter United,
Khazoro Blizzards, Mogapeng Young Chiefs
and Moime Celtic.
It is a great period for Carling who spent
the major part of the first round comfortably
leading the pack in the KLG super division.
This situation is far different from the
KLG Premier division where Rita All Stars
have led the pack without floundering. At
the moment, the team informally known
as Team Ebola, enjoys a precious 8-point
cushion ahead of their arch-rivals Leswika
Classic.
At this stage, every time point and every
goal has a massive significance, and no team
can afford to drop anything. It’s typical dogeats-dog situation as teams respectively eye
the title, top 8 slot, promotion or relegation
axe.
The Premier division spotlight this
weekend falls on the highly-anticipated
derby involving Ramalema Cosmos and Rita
All Stars, as well as the much-talked-about
clash between Mapantsula and Mokomotji
Highlanders. Another exciting clash is bound
to be the confrontation between Lephepane
Rovers and Napscom at the Soccer City
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Road
Phalaborwa
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Flying Birds are Top 8 champions
Two
goals from
Innocent
“Eno”Mohale
earned Relela
Flying Birds a
Top 8 Soccer
Challenge
title on
Sunday.
The Relela
based outfit
defeated
Mopje Red
Vultures 2-0
at Mopje to
claim the first
prize of R
1500.
The home
side Red
Vultures
received
R 500
consolation
prize.
To reach
the finals,
Flying Birds
narrowly
defeated
Mopje Young
Stars 1-0 in
the quarter
finals on
Saturday
and went
on to thrash
Khemarela
United 3-0 in
the semifinals
on Sunday
morning.
Mopje Red
Vultures beat
Mabetha 5-4
on penalties
following a
three-all draw
in regulation
time.
VICTORIUS: Top 8 Soccer Challenge Ɵtle winners, Relela Flying Birds.
It’s now a two-horse race in the KLG Premier Division
The results of last weekend’s matches of the Kaizer Letsoalo Games (KLG)
Soccer League have clearly confirmed that the Premier division title race is
between the run-away log leaders, Rita All Stars, and their neighbouring vultures,
Leswika Classic.
This confirmation emerged after the title-contenders, Mogoboya Junior Chiefs,
dropped vital points when they drew 1-1 against Golden Aces.
Rita All Stars maintained their eight-point cushion between themselves and the
chasing pack of Leswika Classic by defeating Mime Liverpool 2-0. On the other
hand, Leswika Classic beat Royal Celtic 3-0.
Mokomotji Highlanders recovered from their recent setback to clinch a massive
victory over Bubs after a 1-0 victory.
At the same time the relegation blues are catching up with the likes of MM Super
Stars, Royal Celtic, Moime Liverpool and Long Valley.
Three teams are expected to be promoted from the Super division to the
Premier one, while only two teams will be relegated. The promotion spots and title
winners are not as obvious in the Super division. The following teams stand a good
chance of winning the Super title or qualifying for promotion: Makhubedung CCV,
Khazoro Blizzard, Mmaphala Peter United, Carling, Mogapeng CCV and Mime
Celtic.
The picture in the Super division has turned rosy for newcomers, Makhubedung
CCV who lead the tight race a bit comfortably. With their closet contenders,
Khazoro Blizzard losing to Mogapeng Young Chiefs, and Mmaphala Peter United
inactive, last weekend, Makhubeding took advantage and widened the gap after a
fortuitous 1-0 victory.
learners and members of KLG Sport gathered at the Ga-Ramoraga village to
pay their last respects to the great football star. Manager of Monatic, Matome
Leseilane-Nkgapele thanked the KLG Sport family “for their unprecedented
support”.
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