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UN numbers or UN IDs are four-digit numbers that identify hazardous substances. The UNnumber for petrol is 1203 and was clearly visible on the hazardous cargo sign of the truck onthe bottom photograph.

On Wednesday 06 February Leboeng Police station commander, Captain SolomonMoholane had been busy with crime prevention at Tswenyane, the picturesque village justbefore Strydom Tunnel. He saw the tanker next to the R36 road and investigated. A numberof containers were hidden in the bushes next to the road, full of petrol. Five 25 litre buckets,eight 110 litre drums 3 25 litre petrol containers. People form the truck were selling...

The captain, reservist Constable MJ Mashile and Detective Constable MA Petja,apprehended two suspects, aged 51 and 53 years respectively. The already appeared inLeboeng Magistrate’s Court, were found guilty and sentenced to three months in prison oralternatively, pay a R3000 fine, wholly suspended for three years on condition the men donot commit the same crime during that period. .

Says Captain Moholane, “truck and tanker drivers passing through our area shouldrefrain from this kind of criminal activities, and people should not buy from them, as it is alsocriminal”.

In the meantime, a large consignment of illegal cigarettes has also been confiscated byLeboeng Police this week...

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Lady Perry, Baroness of Southwark has seen more than 80 summers pass, but herenergy and enthusiasm for aspects of education belies her age.

Born Pauline Welch on 15 October 1931, she was among other things the ChiefInspector of Schools in England. She became a teacher and philosophy lecturer,working in England, Canada and the United States. In 1986 she became Vice-Chancellor of South Bank Polytechnic, and serving during its transition to auniversity became the first woman in history to run a British university. Shesubsequently held other roles in higher education, including pro-chancellor of theUniversity of Surrey and President of Lucy Cavendish College, Cambridge.

She has also been active in the Southwark Cathedral and Church of Englandcommunity and the City of London. She was appointed chair of the review groupexamining the operation of the Crown Appointment Commission, the body whichnominate Diocesan Bishops.

Perry was awarded the Freedom of the City of London in 1991 and became a lifepeer as The Right Honourable Baroness Perry of Southwark, of Charlbury in theCounty of Oxfordshire the same year. She sits on the Conservative Party benches.She was a member of the Nuffield Council on Bioethics 2003-2005 and chaired theWorking Party on the Ethics of research involving animals[1] (2003-2005) Chair,Commission on Secondary Reorganisation for the London Borough of Hammersmithand Fulham, Chair, Commission on Academies and Free Schools in the LondonBorough of Wandsworth.

She was the co-chair of The Conservatives Public Services Commission whichreported in 2007.

She was appointed a Conservative Party Whip in the Lords in January 2011.The editor of this newspaper can also attest that she is very amicable, soft

spoken and has no airs, but will probably take no nonsense ...

Who is Baroness Perry? St Mark’sCollege gets

pricelessadvice

St Mark’s College, in years past a prestigeindependent church school at Jane Furse, isreadying itself to return to former standardsand become more independent yet again.Because of financial challenges the schoollost its status as an independent churchschool and became a state school on churchproperty at the beginning of 2003.

This week the school were honouredwith a visit by the patron of the school’scharity trust in the United Kingdom, LadyPerry, Baroness of Southwark (see seperatebox).

On Wednesday the Lady Perry met andinteracted with key roleplayers in theschool’s vicinity and formed part of the driveto return St Mark’s College to anindependent Anglican school, with the targetdate early next year.

Lady Perry shared some valuable adviceto roleplayers during a business breakfast inJane Furse. Key aspects of her speech wasthat the relationship between teachers andlearners should not be unneccesarily beregulated by the government and otherroleplayers, but that a competent teacher beallowed to teach to the best of his or herability.

She used the example of teacherselection in Finland, where exceptionalacademic standards, a passion and theability to work with children and training up toat least university level are required forteachers. Interestingly enough shementioned that although teaching in Finlandis seen as a prestige profession, teachers inFinland does not get better pay than teachersin other parts of the world.

She also mentioned that the model ofless regulation, but with continued supportfrom government also bears excellent resultsin other parts in the world and that she iscurrently involved in such a project inLondon, England.

She agreed that teachers should be well

trained before such a model can work, butsaid it is possible to do that and used theexample of China, where she was previouslyalso involved in education projects. She alsoreiterated that teachers must work and thatthe school day does not end when the lastacademic lecture of the day is finished. Shealso emphasised the role of the headmaster,saying that a weak headmaster with strongteachers is a recipe for disaster, whereas astrong headmaster may still be able to sortout problems with weak teachers.

More specific with regard to St Mark’sCollege, Mr Peter Anderson, the school’s firstheadmaster, said it is important that StMark’s should not divorce itself from thesystem, but that interdependency is theanswer to the future of the school. Goodrelationships with the education authoritieswill be be a key element to the school’sfuture and that the school will probably stillneed some support although it is so-calledindependent.

He also pleaded for a School Council torun the school, consisting of experts who cansolicit funding and expertise towards theupkeep and running of the school, instead ofa governing body. He said a council canserve for a longer term and that the danger ofincumbents only looking after their owninterests while their children are still in theschool, is less.

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Members of the community in the vicinity of Anglo American Platinum’n TwickenhamProject near Moroke, last week Friday gathered at the company’s Mopetsi Camp gate.They wanted to see mine management. Their concern that those people that will possiblylose their jobs near Rustenburg and other areas, may move here or some of thosepeople may be redeployed to this area by the Anglo American Platinum. Concernedmembers of the group told Platinum Gazette they want a commitment from the companythat it will still be dedicated to local employment, training and development. A slightdisagreement over the issue of the size of the delegation ensued, but parties quicklyagreed that a delegationof no more than 20 people will talk to the mine’s management.Those people were than granted access to the premises.

This man, 37-years-old, was arrested byLeboeng Police atKgautswane forhaving 54 daggaplants in hisposession. TheLeboengMagistrate’s Courtreleased him onwarning. With him isConstable AlexMaboko andConstable ViciousMuhlarhi.

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Beware of‘job sharks’Burgersfort Police say jobseekers must be aware of so-called ‘job sharks’ that swindle moneyfrom people on the promise that they will be able to get them employment.

A statement by the Police say various cases have come to their attention where the jobssharks promised jobseekers to get them a position at one of the ongoing or new projects inthe area, only to disappear with the mone of the person who is looking for a job. In someinstances they also supply false contact details to people who are desperately looking foremployment.

The Police say similar cases should be brought to their attention so that the culprits can beapprehended and has advised jobseekers to only follow the trusted traditional channels tolook for work, such as reacting to advertisements in the media, (print, electronic or internet) orto visit recruitment offices personally.


Maepa PrimarySchool - still

waiting on promisesMaepa Primary School was left shattered after theives stole theroof of the school, all the feeding scheme food and various otheritems last week. Assistance from the Department of Education hasnot transpired. Hannah Game Lodge replaced the corrugated ironroof on the building they donated to the school, but the old buildingis still left roofless. After Mayor Mahlake’s visit to the school, therewas no help forthcoming from government. Everything in theclassrooms became wet during the regular thunderstorms over thepast week.Tubatse SUPERSPAR came to the school’s assistance with adonation of food. Hannah Game Lodge assisted with delivering it

from the store inBurgersfort.The schoolthanked everyonewho tried to helpthem and all thesponsors whoassisted them inthis crisis. Theyare however stillhoping for ahelping hand fromgovernment...

Tubatse SUPERSPAR assisted the school.

Die Christen Gemeente van Burgersfort,Uitbreiding 10 - Leeuvallei bedryf ‘nsopkombuis waaruit daar 50 kinders indie area met kos voorsien word.Die gemeente se pastoor BennetWilliams sê: “Ons wil graag vir Pick nPay, Seba Woods, 2YK Konstruksie, OKGrocer, Vision Meat, Power Bake,Magaba Vulstasie en SebenzaScaffolding hartlik bedank vir hulbydraes wat die sopkombuis moontlikmaak. Mag God se hand altyd oor Ubesigheid wees. Dankie dat onsbediening deel van die gemeenskap kanwees deur u bydraes.(Foto’s en inligting: Christen Gemeentevan Burgersfort)

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Bank’s clients seeing redABSA Burgersfort was offline from Monday until thetime Platinum Gazette went to press yesterday.Especially business clients of the bank werefrustrated by the situation.One said: “I’ve written a large cheque and neededthe cash I send with a cash collecting service to

reflect. I was however told that the deposit will not bereflecting immediately as the bank had problems with theirserver. I had to hurry one of my employees to a branchkilometres away to deposit more money to ensure that thecheque will not have problems clearing”.Another ABSA client told Platinum Gazette that direct

deductions from their head office from theiraccount was also making them nervous astheir deposits are not reflectingimmediately. The company that handledtheir cash collections did not have themanpower to take their Burgersfort clients’deposits to Lydenburg. This meant thatthey also had to wait for deposits to reflect.Platinum Gazette tried to find out what theproblem was. The newspaper received thefollow press release from ABSA bankyesterday morning:“Absa would like to apologise for anyinconvenience caused to customers interms of Burgersfort Branch being offline.We are working tirelessly to resume withnormal branch banking as soon aspossible. Burgersfort Branch staff areavailable to advise our customers on ouralternative channels, all our ATMs areworking and our Cash Acceptingmachines. Absa customers are able toconduct transactions via cellphone andinternet banking. Furthermore, as aresponsible organisation, we are alsoputting measures in place to proactivelyidentify and prevent similar incidents fromoccurring in the future.”

Water all overthe place

Employees opened up CTMon Friday last week so find itflooded with rain water. Thereis no proper storm waterdrainage in the street outsidethe shop and the heavy rainson Thursday night causedwater to rush into the shop.Other business in the samearea were also caught in deepwater by the same problem.

They were offline most of the week


Joshua Generation Steelpoort had a DIY-Saturday arranged to get the parentstogether to help them fix up the school.Funds generated last year were used forall the supplies and we want to thank allthe parents and teachers that showedup and helped to make this day a huge staff and parents diy day.success. The school still need to do afew more things and a second DIY- daywill be arranged for next term. Thechildren were very excited about the

Joshua Generation’sSteelpoort Campus hasnew teachers. They are:Annari de Wet, EstelleVisagie, Maritha Jacobsand Nicole Wentworth.Annari and Nicole are withLevels 2 and 3 andMaritha with Level 1 andEstelle with Level 0.(All information andphotographs: JoshuaGeneration).

newly painted tires andjungle gyms, offices andclassrooms.

New teachers at JoshuaGeneration

Parents help fix up school

(Photographs: Joshua Generation)

The Wenakker main building was built in 1893 andurgently required maintenance on the front facade. Withsupport and donations received, these renovations werecompleted last year by Verster Timber Havens.A small function was held on Thursday, 31 January 2013at Wenakker to show appreciation to allthe donors and companies involved in theproject. Mr Chris Jankowitz, Director ofWenakker, expressed his great gratitudetowards Samancor Eastern Chrome Minesfor their generous donation.The General Manager of ECM, Mr EmileBritz congratulated Wenakker on thewonderful work they accomplish in thecommunity.This project created awareness andattracted the attention of the community

Board members, Wenakker staff, sponsors and the contractor. Front:Riaan Verster, Vissie Visser, Mariska Stickling, Neeltjé Brits, CarinSteenekamp. Middle: Emile Britz Back: Gravett Herbst , ChrisJankowitz, Jacques vd Schyff.

for the excellent work by Wenakker for thedisabled. There are ongoing fund raisingprojects in an effort to continuouslykeepthe maintenance of our buildings andequipment on amicable standard and

thereby improving the quality of the lifes of ourresidents.For more information regarding the activities andprojects at Wenakker, please contact Neeltjé Brits(Marketing Officer) at 0834568328.

Wenakker is saying thank you


Me. Nicolene Wolmarans sê: “Ek dink dit isgoed dat hulle dit wil doen. Andersins komdie verkragters eintlik weg met moord”.

Ms Sibongile Kgapane, Jolina Riba and Lesego Boleu said: “It is a good thing they want todo. People who do things like that should be kept in jail. If they are starting to do this it mightalso reduce crime”.

Mr Luca Mashaba said: “It is a very goodidea. It will maybe reduce crime as peoplewill be scared of this additional charge and itwill help the police know the status of thesuspects. It is 100% good”.

Mr Leonard Motene, Mr Mpho Mola, Mr Moloantwa Mabilu and MsShoki Selahle said: “This will be a good thing because these guysare not doing good by spreading the disease. It must be done in thewhole country, not just in Limpopo”. With them is Naledi.

Mr Mpho Mokoena and Mr Conny Ngwane with Ms Priscilla Mogale said: “It is a good thingbecause there will be less rapes if they start doing this”.

Mr ThomasMashego said: “Itmight work becausethere will then be aheavier sentence. Itmust be done in thewhole country. It is agood thing”.

Mr Happy Serage, Mr Fidel Dube and Mr Dan Marobane said: “It is agood thing. Sometimes people just want to spread HIV, that is whythey go around raping. This will stop them from spreading thedisease. It must be done nationally. Those who do evil things mustgo rot in jail”.

Mr Mpho Mkhonto said: “That is perfect!Sometimes you find that people are killingeach other like this. A rapist with HIV-positivestatus is a killer. How can you go and sleepwith someone while you know you are HIV-positive? They are killing South Africa withthis. It should become a law all over Africathat a convicted rapist with a positive HIVstatus will face these other charges as well”.

Mr Rodney Mashegoana said: “It is good. Ifsomeone was raped, that person will be indanger and the rapist must be punished forthat as well as for the rape”.

More than 60 000 rapes are reported in SouthAfrica every year and it is generally acceptedthat many case go unreported, so this figuremight be even higher.Limpopo Police will be starting to implementthe Sexual Offences Act by asking magistratecourts to order an HIV test of rape suspects.Should a suspect tests HIV-positive, he couldalso be charged with attempted murder inaddition to rape.Mr Francois van Jaarsveld of the TshwaranangLegal Advocacy Centre to End Violence AgainstWomen said: “We have been fighting forcompulsory testing since the provision wasaccepted by parliament six years ago. Everyprovince should implement it to fight rape”.Many people in the legal profession howevercalled for better prosecution of the suspects. Ifa person is properly convicted of rape, themandatory sentence is 15 years. Rapists ofchildren or the mentally disabled and thoseparticipating in gang rape should according tothe law receive life sentences. Current MedicalResearch Council studies show that only about6% of reported rape cases end in a conviction.We asked readers what they think about thismove with regards to HIV testing and addingan additional charge from the SAPS in Limpopo.

Should rape suspects be tested for HIV


Mr Jabu Mabuza and Mr Boikanyo Segacwi said: “It is a good plan from the police. Rape isnot permitted. You will destroy that person’s life and future. Through this additional charge itwill be the only way to stop this thing of rape. It must be introduced into all the provinces ofthe country”. Mr Mark Geddes and Ms Daryll Geddes said: “They should do it. Don’t just send the rapist to

jail, bring back the death penalty. The whole country must follow suite in this regard”.

Mr David Matemane said: “I think this can beanother technical strategy to control rapecrimes. It is good to do this. It must beimplemented over the whole South Africaand not just in Limpopo. People might thenflinch away from raping”.

Mr Collins Mnisi said: “It is a good idea. Oncehe rape someone there is not life to thatperson. Such people should be given lifesentences. It should be the law in the wholecountry”.

Me. Lizelle Nortjé sê: “Ek dink dis ‘n goeieplan. Mense wat sulke dade doen moet aandie pen ry. Hulle verwoes mense se lewens.Dit moet regoor die land gedoen word”. Byhaar is Joy-Mari en Elrein”.

Mr Kamogalo Mahlakwana, Mr Abel Malatji and Mr Joseph Mahlakwana said: “It is a goodthing. When a person rapes and he is HIV-positive, he is a murderer. It will reduce rapeincidents. They must do this in the whole South Africa”.

Mr Sirakalala Khumbelo said: “It will be good.MMost people rape to spread the virus. Ithink statistically most rapists are HIVpositive. They should charge them withattempted murder. I think as long as it is alaw that allows them to arrest people in thisway, it is good”.

Ms Boitshepo Kobe, Ms Lorraine Nkadimeng, Mr Daniël Molopo, Mr TI Shabalala and MrSteven Mothiba said: “It has two sides. The first: As long as the SAPS don’t disclose theresults of the test before the person is found guilty it is fine. They should not violate thesuspect’s human rights. The second side is: Viva! It will be good. They must campaign andparliament must pass all the necessary laws to enforce this all over the country”.

Mnr Phillip Roetz sê: “Dit klink alles goed, maar ongelukkig is die ‘conviction rate’ van sulkesake so klein - iets soos 6%, dat hulle jou net so wel van Mannetjie-in-die-Maan-skap kanaankla en dit nie regtig ‘n verskil sal maak nie”.

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Toyota 4x4 Athletics meeting at B’fort

Burgersfort Toyota sponsored the day’s event.They also had an exhibition of vehicles on one side of thesportsground.Parents and teachers made a turn at the exhibition to get a closerlook at the vehicles in the Toyota family.Friendly sales executives were on hand to assist with all the detailsabout the cars.Colourful banners also formed a ring around the field.

Above: Even the youngest ones participated in a relay competitionwith teachers giving guidance on what to do from the sidelines.

Laerskool Burgersfort hosted the annualToyota 4x4 athletics meeting on Saturdaylast week.Calvin College, Laerskool Lydenburg,Steelpoort Academy and LaerskoolBurgersfort participated in the event.Athletes competed in field and track items.

The first three athletes in each item receiveda medal for their efforts.Laerskool Burgersfort thanked everyone whomade the day possible - from the sponsors,children who participated to parents andteachers who worked as officials onthe day.

Laerskool Burgersfort and SteelpoortAcademy’s athletes are preparing for theinter-primary championships at Sabie.

For many of the athletes theevent at Laerskool Burgersfort ispart of their preperation for theinter-primary schools competition.


Friendly athletics competitionat Laerskool Ohrigstad

Laerskool Ohrigstad hosted a friendlyathletics meeting on Wednesday thisweek. Laerskool Ohrigstad, LaerskoolLydenburg, Steelpoort Academy,Laerskool Burgersfort and Mariepskopparticipated in the event.

Athletes participated in field and track itemssuch as hurdles, high jump, shot put andrunning.

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(Foto’s en inligting: Waterval CVO)

Laerskool Burgersfort het verlede naweekhul jaarlikse Toyota 4x4 byeenkomsaangebied. Skole wat aan die dag

deelgeneem het was Calvin College,Laerskool Lydenburg, SteelpoortAkademie en Laerskool Burgersfort.

Lindiwe Nethon-ando,Tokologo Malatsi,Kgaogelo Thoba-kgale,Tiaan Venter,Coelette Erasmus, ZeldaLudick, Blessing Ndlovu.Tweede ry: PhokaMakofane, Jaco Burger,Johan Fourie, GerhardMaree, SnenhlanhlaNgomane, ElizabethNgele, Brandon Boshoff.Derde ry: Blessing Sero-kolo, Kagiso Makofane,Nathan Venter, BridgetteCossa, Bonke Nkosi.Voor: Kgetang Mashoeu,Given Sekome. Hulle isdie senior atlete watmedaljes gewen het.

Agter: AbbyThobakgale, KgothatsoDibakoane, AbigailThobakgale, LeswikaMotubatse. Voor:Katlego Shebo andFatima Ali. Hulle is diejunior atlete watmedaljes gewen het.

(Alle inligting en foto’sverskaf deur Anja vander Westhuizen,Laerskool Burgersfort).

Burgies met medaljesNight golf - a stormyadventure

Tubatse ChromeGolf Club hosted theannual Night Golf onFriday last week.This popular funfilledevening draws loadsof social golfers.The event starts offin daylight, butusually finishes lateat night.Unfortunately aheavy thunderstormcut play short.Get all the evening’sresults and morepictures on page 12of this newspaper.

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Verlede naweek het die Bosboktak van die Jagtersvereniging ‘nghong skietdag by Ecsal Lodge gehou.Die dag is goed bygewoon ten spyte van ander aktiwiteite wat ook opdie dag in die omgewing plaasgevind het.Skuts wat deelgeneem het, het die geleentheid gehad om ghonge(staalteikens) van 39 meter tot op 684 meter te skiet. Die vrouedeelnemers het ook verdubbel teenoor vorige skietdae. Dit wasopmerklik hoeveel gesinne saam deelgeneem het.“Hoewel die deursnee skut of jagter gewoonlik nie skote waag oorverder as 250 meter nie, het die ghong-skiet aan almal gewys hoemoeilik skote oor 300m werklik is (al lyk dit soms maklik).Die dag se kompetisie is deur Johan Grimbeek gewen. JanineBriedenhann en haar man Timo Briedenhann was onderskeideliktweede en derde. Janine het die vroue afdeling gewen met LizlGrimbeeck tweede en Karen le Roux derde.Enige belangstellendes kan gerus vir Johan Grimbeek by 082 3780698 of die SA Jagtersvereniging voorsitter by 082 820 1748 skakel.(Inligting: Johan Grimbeek; Foto: JB Willers).

Johan Grimeek het die 700m ghong raakgeskiet. By hom isbaanbeamptes Timo Briedenhann, Benine le Roux en Pieter Strydom.

Jagters het pretmet ghong-skiet

Nine holes for the nightTubatse Chrome Golf Club hosted theirpopular night golf last week Friday.Due to heavy rains during the course of theevening’s play, the competition wasshortened to 9 holes only.This did not dampen the spirits of theparticipants who had great fun.Night golf is usually 9 holes during the lastbit of daylight and then the second 9 indarkness. Players use colourful fluorescentgolf balls for play in the darkness. Specialmarkers are also used to indicate the variousgreens.The results of the evening was: 1. Martin vanRooyen with 31 points, 2. Wim Barnard with37 points; 3. John Smit with 37 points. Thebest lady player was Melany Kroon with 44points.This coming Saturday the club will host itsAnnual General Meeting. They arereminding players to please attend themeeting as it is important for the future of theclub.Enquiries: Martin van Rooyen, 072 5642811.

Night golfingexcitement wasrunning high whenthe players tookoff from the clubhouse to thevarious shot-gunstyle startingpoints.Heavy rains forcedthem to reduce thecompetition to only9 holes. Apartfrom the challengeof playing indarkness, the longafternoonshadows are alsodeceptive when itcomes toestimatingdistances on thecourse.

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