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Search on for vulture killerSCORES of endagered vulture were poisoend in the Hoedspruit area over the past week.

According to Andre Botha of the Endangered Wildlife Trust‘s Birds of Prey Programme, incidents like these has not been seen in the area in a while now and they suspect that the 65 birds were killed intentionally.

‘During our assessment of the scene, it was obvious that the poisoning was associated with poaching activities as the team recovered many wire-snares and found what appeared to be a camp where poachers spent some time killing animals,’ said Botha.

Botha said that based on the evidence, it seems that a Zebra carcass was fi rst laced with poison which killed a fi rst batch of birds and this was followed up a few days later by the remains of a Kudu cow that was also poisoned and that killed the remainder of the birds. The latter carcass was also cut up and parts of it were placed in the trees, apparently a deliberate attempt to poison birds’ rather mammalian scavengers.

‘We did fi nd signs of mammalian scavenging on some of the older carcasses, so it is likely that jackal and or hyena could also have been poisoned. A report of a dying jackal showing classic symptoms of poisoning was received from a neighbouring farm early last Friday.

Samples for toxicological and other analysis were collected from a number of carcasses. It is likely that a carbamate-based chemical was used to kill the birds. The scene of the crime was properly cleaned up and sterilised to prevent further poisoning of birds and other wildlife. All remains of the killed birds and poisoned carcasses and baits that were found were burned.

Botha said that the killing of vultures is worrying as it is an endangered species and plays an important role in fi ghting animal diseases. The residents are asked to provide any information that can help get the culprit to face the consequences of their action to contact the nearest police or the EWT.

Botha urges the farms and reserve owners to contact their team if they come across similar incidents or him on 082 962 5725 or email him on andreb@ewt.org.za.

65 BIRDS DEAD: Andre Botha and his team on the scene. ‘During our assessment of the scene, it was obvious that the poisoning was associated with poaching ac vi es as the team recovered many wire-snares and found what appeared to be a camp where poachers spent some me killing animals,’ said Botha. incidents like these has not been seen in the area in a while now and they suspect that the 65 birds were killed inten onally. Photo’s: The Endagered Wildlife Trust - Andre Botha.

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INTERNATIONAL AWARD: Antoine e Ngwenya, programme manager at Hlokomela and Councillor Chris ne du Preez (right) with the an interna onal award she received.

DA Councillor wins international awardTHE Democratic Alliance (DA) congratulates its ward councillor in Maruleng Municipality, Christine du Preez for achieving the International Community Worker’s award during the prestigious Women4Africa Awards ceremony held in the United Kingdom over the weekend.

“International recognition for her work as Director of Hoedspruit Training TrusT ( Hlokomela Project) that tackles HIV victimization through peer education, raising awareness, prevention and treatment is indicative that Councillor du Preez lives the DA’ S Value Charter. Through her achievement Councillor du Preez has set a clear example of the DA values pertaining to excellent education and health care for all citizens,” says DA Provincial Leader, Jacques Smalle who is also a Member of the Provincial Legislature.

Councillor du Preez ‘s Hlokomela HIV

and AIDS educational and treatment programme is targeting workers, including foreign migrants, in the agriculture, nature conservation and tourism sectors in Hoedspruit, Limpopo and Bushbuckridge in Mpumalanga.

Since the establishment of this project, Councillor du Preez collected personal accolades such as: A fi nalist for the individual category “The Southern Africa Trust, and Mail and Guardian 2008 Drivers of change-Investing In the future”; SA’s Most Infl uential Women in Civil Society Organisations & Relates Services (2013) and PPS Professional Women of the Year 2014.

“As we prepare for the upcoming Local Government Elections in 2016, the DA will demonstrate our Values Charter to South Africa and will highlight individual members like Councillor du Preez who embodies our values in their daily lives,” said Smalle.

Three died on the roadHOEDSPRUIT police are investigating two culpable homicide cases that happened last Tuesday and Wednesday in the R40 Road and R527 Road.

The fi rst incident happened on the R40 road on Tuesday around 11:00 where the department of road and transport vehicle lost control after a wheel bust.

According to Hoedspruit police spokesperson, Constable Livhuwani Mulaudzi, the vehicle was cut into two

pieces and the back piece caught fi re.A traffi c offi cer and a clerk both from

Maruleng traffi c were found dead on the scene.

Last Wednesday morning a 43-year-old man also lost his life when a land cruiser he was driving and bus collided near Hlokomela on the R527 Road.

Three people from the Land Cruiser and four from the bus were also injured. Police investigations continue.

Men in court for cable theftFOUR men suspected of stealing cables to the estimated value of R200 000 appeared in Hoedspruit Magistrate Court on Monday.

According to Hoedspruit police spokesperson, Constable Livhuwani Mulaudzi, the suspects were arrested in Mariepskop area last Friday. The suspects Aubrey Mashaba (42), Carlos Mhlanga (26), Jamison Nyambi (42) and Piet Nkuna were given R1000 bail each and their case is postponed for further investigations.

Meanwhile police are searching for suspects who stole an electric transformer in Molalane between April 28 and May 5. The employee of Eskom discovered that the transformer was missing when he went to the area for regular checkups. No arrest has been made and police are appealing to the residents who might have information to contact Hoedspruit investigation commander, Lieutenant Cobra Moriri on 082 573 4773.

Three people hang themselves within a weekACORNHOEK police are investigating cases of inquest after three people hanged themselves last week.

According to Acornhoek police spokesperson, Lieutenant Mpho Nonyane the incidents happened last Wednesday, Thursday and Sunday. In the fi rst incident a 27-year-old man was found by his younger brother hanging on the roof in his room last Wednesday around 16:00 in Greevalley Trust.

On Thursday evening a 26-year-old woman hanged herself in her room and she was found by family members in Timbavati

Trust. A 24-year-old woman also hanged herself on Sunday in Brooklyn Trust. ‘In all the incidents there were no message left as to why they hanged themselves. We urge people to go for counselling if they have problems than taking their own lives,’ said Nonyane.

Nonyane said in Acornhoek alone there are more than fi ve social workers who can assist those who have problems. Resident can go for help in the following places where they can receive free counselling; Police station, Tintswalo Hospital, Acornhoek Municipality, Marriam Mogakane Hall, Casteel MPCT, and Cottondale Clinic.

Woman raped at homeACORNHOEK police are investigating a case of rape after a 19-year-old woman was raped last Saturday night while she was asleep in the same house with her mother and friend.ACCORDING to Acornhoek police spokesperson, Lieutenant Mpho Nonyane, the victim went to sleep around 20:30 and later at the middle of the night she woke up and went to the kitchen to get some food. ‘The victim ate her food in the kitchen and after fi nishing she went back to sleep. While she was sleeping she felt someone touching her,’ said Nonyane.

When she tried to scream the unknown suspect held her mouth and threatened her with a knife. The suspect raped and assaulted her before fl eeing into the dark. It is not known how the suspect gained entry but he

went out through the kitchen door.Anyone with information can contact

Acornhoek police branch Commander, Lieutenant Colonel John Mbambo on 082 469 1031. Nonyane said that they have notice that a lot of women are raped in daily basis in the area and she urged women to make sure that their doors are locked before going to sleep. ‘Some of the victims are found in taverns or on their way back from taverns. People must make sure they walk in a group rather than alone as they are easy prey for rapists,’ said Nonyane.

She urged parents to always check if their children are safe and become friends with them so that they can be able to tell them if ever they fall victims of crime.

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Rates policy now openTHE rates policy and by-law for the Maruleng local municipality is now open for discussion.

The chairperson of the Hoedspruit Chamber of Commerce (HCC), Sarah Bergs said that residents of the Maruleng Municipality must take note that the Maruleng Municipality is awaiting input, comments and remarks on the “Maruleng Draft Rates Policy for 2015/16” and the “Notice on Draft Rates Policy and Levying Rates”.

The Notice states: “Notice is hereby given in terms of section 4 (read with Section 3,5,6) and section 14 of Local Government: Municipal Property Rates Act, 2004 (Act No. 6 of 2004), that a draft Rates Policy 2015-2016 and the By-Law are available for public comment and that the Council had on its ordinary meeting held on the 31 March 2015, passed a resolution on levying of rates.”

Bergs said that it is very important that residents must make sure that they are aware of the increase in the rates for the next fi nancial year and must submit comments before the deadline.

The Notice calls upon all citizens and organizations to critically comment on the Draft Rates Policy and By-Law. Submissions are open until 22 May 2015.

The documents are available at the HCC or at the Hoedspruit Municipal Offi ces and Municipal Library at 65 Springbok Street, Maruleng Testing station and on

DISCUSSION: The rates policy and by-law for the Maruleng local municipality is now open for discussion.

the municipal website www.maruleng.gov.za. For enquiries you can contact Kedibone Sithole at 015 – 793 2409.

The Notice states that the public can make comments up to 22 May 2015. Comments must be directed at the Municipal Manager PO Box 627, Hoedspruit 1380 or at the Municipal Offi ces.

Bergs said that the HCC will arrange free training on the Local Government: Municipal Property Rates Act, 2004 (Act No. 6 of 2004) if there is a need from the community.

The HCC urges all members of the HCC but also residents in the Maruleng Municipal area to make use of this opportunity to submit comments because the By-Law, Rates Policy and proposed rates will infl uence each and every ratepayer, said Bergs

TWELVE people were arrested during the road block and stop and search that were conducted by Acornhoek police in the Orpen road which separate Mpumalanga and Limpopo province last Friday morning.

The road block was led by the Acornhoek

police station Commander, Colonel Benson Mphahlela, and it was followed by patrols in the area. According to Acornhoek police spokesperson, Constable Mpho Nonyane, during the road block police managed to arrest eight people for possession of dagga.

‘The road blocks will be conducted every now and then in an attempt to keep the area crime free. We will not only block on Friday but will use any day to prevent the criminals from knowing when we are going to strike and arrest them,’ said Nonyane.

After the stop and search the police took the streets of Acornhoek where they managed to arrest further four people. Two were arrested for public drinking, one for selling liquor without a license and another one for brewing concoction.

ACORNHOEK police are urging people who are using money market not to allow strangers to offer them help as the police have received several complaints about common robbery and fraud that are happening in Mega City.

According to Acornhoek Police spokesperson, Constable Mpho Nonyane, the police have received several complaints but no suspect have ever been caught as those who are conned realised they have been scammed after the suspects left. ‘Most of the cases that are reported about the money market scam all claim a woman offered to help them skip the line or offer to go and take the money for them as they have

connections,’ said Nonyane.The victims seem to believe everything

they are told as they want to skip waiting a long queue for money market. But each time the suspects come back with excuses why they couldn’t manage to get the money of the victim. One of the excuses is that the person that was supposes to help her is on lunch and they give their victims their particulars.

After a while the suspect will make an excuse to leave before their victim goes in the shop. ‘The victims fi nd out the money has been withdrawn from their account. And by that time the suspect is nowhere to be found,’ said Nonyane. She urged people to avoid giving people their personal particulars.

Do not accept strangers help

Twelve suspects arrested during road block by Acornhoek police

ACORNHOEK police are investigating a case of murder and an inquest after a couple lost their lives during a fi re in the girlfriend’s room last Saturday morning.

According to Acornhoek police spokesperson, Lieutenant Mpho Nonyane, the 23-year-old Mapulaneng FET learner who is staying outside campus was burnt to death by her boyfriend. ‘It is alleged that the boyfriend arrived at the rented place of the deceased in the morning and proceeded straight to her room,’ said Nonyane.

Nonyane said that the residents heard a loud bang coming from the room followed

by the burning boyfriend who ran out of the room covered in fl ames. He threw himself on the ground in bid to extinguish the fi re that was burning him. Some residents at the rented place helped put out the fi re and he was taken to Tintswalo Hospital by an ambulance.

‘It is alleged that he then confessed while in hospital that he burnt the room and his girlfriend was still inside the burning room,’ said Nonyane. The girlfriend Netta Sibiya (23) died in the room and the boyfriend Sipho Ngobeni (26) died in hospital around 18:00 from his wounds.

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THE TOURISM Indaba in Durban was again a huge success and this year’s welcoming func on, hosted by the Airports Company of South Africa (ACSA) and SA Tourism, was very well a ended. Seen here are, from le , Thulani Nzima (CEO, SA Tourism), Chester Williams (former Springbok rugby player and brand ambassador for SA Tourism), and Lukas Groenewald (Manager, Herald Group of Newspapers).

THE MOPANI region, and Tzaneeen and Modjadjiskloof in par cular, was well marketed at this year’s

Tourism Indaba in Durban. A special newspaper printed for Indaba was distributed to every delegate that

a ended the Tourism expo while it was also distributed in the Mopani exhibi on cubicle where staff from

Tzaneen, Maruleng and Phalaborwa municipali es were in a endance. The newspaper was made possible

by the Tzaneen Chamber of Commerce, the HERALD Group

of Newspapers, and the Greater Tzaneen and Letaba Municipali es.

Seen here is one of the ladies, dressed in tradi onal gear, who

distributed the newspaper at the registra on desk of Indaba.

Mopani’s exhibition well manned at Tourism Indaba

THE MOPANI exhibi on at this year’s Tourism Indaba in Durban was well manned by staff from the Greater Tzaneen and Greater Letaba Municipali es, Maruleng Municipality and the Mopani District Municipality as well as representa ves from the Greater Tzaneen Tourism Associa on. They are seen here with smiling, welcoming faces at the Tourism Indaba.

Lekkerste koeksisterELKE dorp het daardie één bakker so ook Tzaneen.

Elkeen van ons beweer dat hy al die stroperigste, krakerigste en lekkerste een geëet het. Binnekort sal al dié twyfel en bespiegeling iets van die verlede wees, want Solidariteit Helpende Hand het die soektog na Suid-Afrika se lekkerste koeksister afgeskop.

Dié organisasie, met sy meer as 120 takke, het vandeesweek die kompetisie genaamd Stoofstories: Dié Koeksister Kompetisie, van stapel gestuur en nooi nou die bobaasbakkers van regoor die land uit om vir dié kompetisie in te skryf.

Volgens Anél du Preez, projekbestuurder van Helpende Hand, is die doel van hierdie projek om nie net die lekkerste koeksister te bekroon nie, maar om ook die wenresep as deel van ’n werkskeppingsprojek te benut waarby die bakker en behoeftiges sal baat.

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kookkuns is koeksisters beslis een van die eerste dinge waaraan jy dink. Watter beter manier om dan die tradisie te vier as met hierdie kompetisie? Daarom soek ons nou na die koeksister wat jou tong verras en die tong laat klap van lekkerte,” verduidelik Du Preez.

Stoofstories is ook op soek na die stories agter die koeksister en verhale, staaltjies en selfs gerugte oor koeksisters word ingewag. “Daar is talle stories oor koeksisters – die manier waarop die geheime resep behoue gebly het, hoe die resep die Groot Trek oorleef het, of hoe die resep ontdek is – en dié stories moet vertel word,” sê Du Preez.

Inskrywings vir die kompetisie sluit op 31 Mei waarna steeksuitdunrondes regoor Suid-Afrika gehou sal word. Die fi naal sal in September in Pretoria aangebied word. Vir meer inligting oor die kompetisie, reëls en om in te skryf, besoek www.stoofstories.co.za. Navrae kan ook gerig word aan: Anél du Preez, projekbestuurder by 012 644 4390.

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LANGASEM OPPAD NA SA’s: Handré vd merwe het die Riepies Saterdag baie trots gemaak. Hy het Saterdag in Ellisras deelgeneem aan ‘n Limpopo landloop byeenkoms en ‘n derde plek behaal. Baie geluk Handre en sterkte met jou roete oppad SA’s toe.

OPGENEEM IN LIM SPAN: Die Riepies is baie trots op Van Reenen Kruger en Werner Geldenhuys. Hulle is opgeneem in die Limpopo O/12 rugbyspan.

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Junior Drakies maak hulle merkDIE junior Drakies het op 9 Mei ook hul merk gemaak tydens die wintersport.

Die bulletjies se 0/6-0/8 spanne het te Dr Annecke aan hul Bulletjie Rugbydag deelgeneem.

Die netbal blommetjies se 0/7-0/9 spanne het ook deelgeneem en baie goed gevaar.

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SKOLENUUSHOEDSPRUIT HERALD Friday May 15, 2015 7

DIE Mini Riepies het Saterdag deelgeneem aan ‘n sportdag by Letsitele.

Dit was sommer vetpret en die Riepies het hulle uitstekend van hulle taak gekwyt.

Daar was ‘n hele paar skole van Polokwane, Phalaborwa, Louis Trichardt en Tzaneen wat deelgeneem het.

Die seuns het pragtig gelyk in hulle nuwe klere, te danke aan Zip Computers, HFP en Bronpro, Heunis Houtwerke en Glass Planet. Die O/8 manne het al drie hulle wedstryde gewen, die O/7’s het 3 verloor en 1 gewen en die O/6’e het beide hulle wedstryde verloor.

Saterdag 16 Mei bied Laerskool Mariepskop ‘n Bulletjie en netbaldag aan.

Gaan woon gerus hierdie dag by, goeie sport, goeie kos en goeie uitsig sal aan die orde van die dag wees.

Mini Riepiesgeniet sportdag

MINI SPAN: Die O/7 Mini netbalspan van Laerskool Mariepskop saam met Lida Mollentze en Louize e van Heldingen.

BULLE: Die Riepies se bulletjies O/8 rugbyspanspan.

RUGBY MAL: Die Riepies se bulletjies O/7 rugbyspan.MOSSIE MAAR MAN: DIE Riepies se bulletjies O/6 rugbyspan.

Die Riepies het hulle staal gewys op die sportvelde in Letsitele

REKORD VERBETER: Klaseriedam se damrekord is so pas verbeter deur Corrie van Loggerenberg wat ‘n bielie van ‘n spieëlkarp van 21,03kg uitgetrek het. Die ou rekord staan al sedert 2009. Hy ontvang R500 kontant vir sy prestasie en kry ook ‘n gra s naweek vir vier persone. In die inlas ontvang hy sy prys van Hennie de Bruyn, links op die foto.

CORRIE VERBETER REKORD MET ‘N BIELIE