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17 July 2015

46664“This is for Mandela Day 2015. We want to be fi rst” said the cheerful group of youths when asked why and how they became involved in picking up the trash in Burgersfort earlier this week. They are part of the Greater Tubatse Municipality’s Youth Empowerment Initiative and according to them on Mandela day they will be even more involved in community work. Nelson Mandela’s prison numbers (Source: Nelson Mandela Foundation)

5 August 1962: Arrested7 November 1962: Sentenced to fi ve years for leaving the country without a passport and incitement. Begins serving his sentence at the Pretoria Local PrisonPrisoner number: 19476/6227 May 1963: Transferred to Robben Island12 June 1963: Transferred back to Pretoria Local PrisonPrisoner number: 11657/63

11 June 1964: Convicted of sabotage along with Walter Sisulu, Ahmed Kathrada, Raymond Mhlaba, Govan Mbeki, Elias Motsoaledi, Denis Goldberg and Andrew Mlangeni12 June 1964: Sentenced to life imprisonment with Sisulu, Kathrada, Mhlaba, Mbeki, Motsoaledi, Goldberg and Mlangeni13 June 1964: Arrives on Robben Island with Sisulu, Kathrada, Mhla-ba, Mbeki, Motsoaledi and Mlangeni. Goldberg is sent to Pretoria as he is whitePrisoner number: 466/64

31 March 1982: Transferred to Pollsmoor Prison with Sisulu, Mhlaba and Mlangeni. They are joined by Kathrada in OctoberPrisoner number: 220/8228 February 1985: Goldberg is released

5 November 1987: Mbeki is released from Robben Island12 August 1988: Taken to Tygerberg Hospital where TB is diagnosed31 August 1988: Transferred to Constantiaberg MediClinic7 December 1988: Transferred to Victor Verster PrisonPrisoner number: 1335/88

15 October 1989: Sisulu, Kathrada, Mhlaba, Motsoaledi and Mlangeni released with Oscar Mpetha and Jeff Masemola

11 February 1990: Madiba released from Victor Verster Prison

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The Sekhukhune Mayoral Lekgotla this week resolved that while communities might have genuine service delivery concerns, violent protests taking criminal forms are not the correct approach of dealing with those concerns.

This statement comes at a time when the South African Police Services is working hard in fi ghting continuous violent actions by some members of the public, particularly in the Greater Tubatse Municipality and Ephraim Mogale Municipality.

The latest incident occurred on 15th July 2015 where motorists and general public woke up to fi nd that the people of the Phasha Mampuru and Ngwaabe areas have blockaded roads R579 and R555 leading towards the towns of Steelpoort and Jane Furse with burning tyres, tree trunks and stones.

“Whilst we appreciate that the people have genuine concerns we cannot condone the violence that is taking place. As government through the department of public works we have appointed a contractor who will be handed over to the community of Phasha Mampuru before work to tar the road commences. We are forever committed to work with our people and engage in dialogue to solve whatever concerns they may have” said Executive Mayor Cllr Mogobo David

Magabe, during the opening of the one day Mayoral Lekgotla held at Ga-Marishane village.

“Having gathered here we have also learnt with sadness the burning of a vehicle belonging to one of our councillors in Phetwane village of Ephraim Mogale Municipality on 14 July 2015). We understand that some members of the community went into a rampage following a dispute over employment within a water project in the Flag Boshielo Dam. And as government we acknowledge that there were loopholes in the implementation of the project on the part of social facilitation appointed by our implementing agent, the Lepelle Northern Water, to appoint labourers. As such, we acknowledge and agree with the community that the appointment of labourers was not done accordingly. We are however, concerned that our people regard projects as job creation mechanism but like with the situation in Phetwane village, we wish to state that the primary aim of this project is to provide sustainable water to the people with jobs as secondary factor” remarked Cllr Magabe.

The Executive Mayor further alluded to the fact that the Mayoral Lekgotla is held to look into progress made with regard to service delivery implementation plans and

stressed that local Mayors, Councillors, Traditional Leaders, civil society groups and all members of the community must work together for peaceful solutions to every challenge. Executive Mayor Magabe further said that government is serious about service delivery goals and will continue working with all role players to ensure that there is accountability on fi nancial management, provisioning of basic services and achieving social unity and cohesion.“We have also noted the preliminary recommendation by the Municipal Demarcation Board that the Fetakgomo Local Municipality will be merged with Greater Tubatse Municipality after the 2016 Local government elections. And by implication this will mean that a new type of a municipality will be established in the Sekhukhune District Municipality and government needed to ready itself for this new challenge” concluded Executive Mayor Magabe. The Executive Mayor urged the South African Police Services to strengthen its hand in uprooting acts of criminality where they exist without infringing upon the human rights of other individuals.

The Mayoral Lekgotla which is held every 3 months is used by the District Municipality and its fi ve local municipalities as a platform to access government performance and enhance service delivery.

Lekgotla slams violent service protests

New Roads Agency Limpopo billboard seen in Burgersfort

(hope you guys are not responsible for the Ga-Mampuru road - editor)

Eerstegeluk, this week. Photograph obtained from Facebook.

According to Burgersfort Police, two groups were already arrested by Wednesday for the public violence along the R555 route between Ngwaabe and Steelpoort this week.

Constable Victoria Maluleka told the newspaper that six suspects (al male between 30 and 35) had been arrested and appeared in court in Burgersfort on Wednesday after they allegedly torched a vehicle carrying tiles on 12 July at around 20:40 in the evening.

The incident took place on the R555 at the Dwars River bridge at Ngala Camp. The 50-year-old driver escaped before the vehicle started burning.

12 Men were secheduled to appear at the Sekhukhune Magistrate’s Court on Thursday after they allegedly took part in blocking the road to Eerstegeluk on 14 July at around 12:30. When the Police approached, people pelted them with stones.

The crowd was dispersed after hel-icopter backup was obtained. The 12 men were arrested on the scene. The are between the ages of 25 and 29.

In court

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Operation Fiela in LebowakgomoLebowakgomo SAPS Cluster and other stakehold-ers such as the Department of Home Affairs, the South African Revenue Service (SARS), Municipal Health Inspectors and inspectors from the Depart-ment of Labour joined forces for Operation Fiela.

During this operation the team tried to eradi-cate all possible elements that could exert criminal activities such. Raids were conducted and foreign nationals without the proper documentation, or people in possession of suspected stolen property, people who do not comply with any of the coun-

try’s acts regarding labour, revenue etc. and those in possesion of illegal fi rearms were arrested.

The team arrested 7 Chinese nationals, 1 Ethiopian, 1 person from Malawi and 1 from India. People were also arrested for possesion of dagga and two liquor outlets who were not complying with the law are now facing the consequences. 17 Plastic bags of dagga was alos found in Unit R in Lebowakgomo. The team also tried to sensitize the community about xenophobia and such attacks and threats. (Information and photographs: Const. Mpho Moloisi, Lebowakgomo SAPS).

Some of the members who participated in Operation Fiela.

“Whoever has my commands and obeys them, he is the one who loves me. He who loves me will be loved by my Father, and I too will love him and show myself to him.” - John 14:21 (NIV)(Photograph taken on the farm Boerboomkraal this week).

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New leader for Tubatse Cluster

The South African Police Service Tubatse Cluster has a new chief - General M.J. Maepa.

He started in Burgersfort at the be-ginning of June and is one of the longest serving generals in the SAPS. He started in the SAPS in 1984 and moved through the ranks without skipping. He has been station commander at various stations including Soweto Kliptown, Thohoyandou and Polokwane. He has been a general

for the last 16 years and served as the Cluster Commander of Polokwane before moving to Burgersfort.

He is already sharpening discipline in the local branches and is planning many improvements. “Everybody must be responsible and know what is expect-ed of them and then act accordingly. We should attend to complaints in a profes-sional manner and sharpen our reaction time. We are also dealing with the rotten

apples” he told the newspaper this week. He believes in leading by ex-ample. “We should have better feed-back on cases and I want us to intensify our relationship with the communities and the business sector”.

He would like to establish a Busi-ness Against Crime Initiative.

He is encourag-ing anyone with se-rious complaints to contact him directly on his cell phone - 082 451 7205.

He is a big family man and is planning to settle in Burgersfort and to move his family here.

13 ArrestedThe Tubatse SAPS arrested 13 suspects on 10 July in connection with public violence at Riba Cross.

The SAPS received information that com-munity members of Riba Cross were gather-ing at a local liquor outlet at around 07:30 on Friday morning. They broke into the business and looted some of the liquor. When the po-lice arrived they arrested 13 people. Nine of them are male and four female. Amongst the males is a 14-year old boy. He was released into the custody of his parents.

The police recovered some of the looted items. A further 11 suspects were arrested (10 women and 1 man) for possession of suspected stolen property.

They appeared in the Praktiseer Mag-istrate’s Court on Monday 13 July 2015. Charges of Public Violence, Malicious Damage to Property and Theft were brought against them. The eleven suspects found to be in possession of suspected stolen proper-ty were granted bail of R500 each while the other 13 will remain in custody until 20 July for a bail application. Both cases were pst-poned. The one to 27 August and the other to 1 September 2015.

In another incident the Tubatse SAPS arrested 5 men for possession of stolen property.

On 5 July a liquor outlet and house were looted and burned after public violence broke out. The items recovered are suspected to be taken during that incident.

The SAPS were tipped off on Friday 10 July about the suspected stolen property in Riba Cross.

They recovered items such as a TV stand, speakers, a computer, liquor and other drinks.

The fi ve arrested suspects appeared in the Praktiseer Magistrate’s Court on 13 July 2015 and they were granted bail of R500 each. Their case was postponed to 27 Au-gust 2015 for further investigation.

(Information & Photographs: Const. Jerial Mvundlela, Tubatse SAPS).

Some of the police offi cer with the suspect-ed stolen property they’ve recovered after public violence and looting took place in Riba Cross.

Items stolen dur-ing public violence on 5 July were recovered by the Tubatse SAPS on 10 July after they’ve received a tip-off from the public.

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Red = STOPBurgersfort residents smiled this week as some of the traffi c lights that were out of order for more than a year started working again.

It does however seem that some drivers will need a refresher course on what the coloured lights are meaning as many simply

drive straight over the red lights. The traffi c offi cers may have a break from being points-men, but will now have a fi eld day fi ning those skipping the red lights.

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On Saturday 18 July 2015 the world will remember Nelson Mandela’s birthday by celebrating Mandela Day.On this day everyone is encouraged to give 67 minutes of his or her time to help make the world a better place. This fi gure is calcu-lated by the years Mandela gave in service of humanity. Platinum Gazette asked a few readers what they plan to do on Mandela Day.

Mr. Matthews Seerane and Mr. Freddy Mzimba said: “We’ve identifi ed a granny who stays with her grandchildren and they don’t have a toilet. They are currently using the neighbours’ toilet. On Saturday we will be going there to build her a toilet. It may be more of a project and not only 67 minutes, expanding into Sunday, but Mandela Day should be every day and we should carry his legacy forward”.

Mr. Isaac Mafane said: “I’ve got a driving school – Makakole Driving School. I’ll be giving free lessons on road signs. I’ll lecture people so we can avoid accidents. Especial-ly the young ones buy new cars and drive without licenses and they don’t know the road signs.

Ms. Salome Mamogale said: “I’m going to help people by making tea for them next to Choppies. It will be special tea that will help encourage good health. For 67 minutes I’ll give that for free”.

Mr. Tshepho Mabilo and Mr. Tshepiso Mabilo said: “We’ll start by visiting local crèches or schools and asking there how we can help them. We like tidy places so we’ll also be cleaning in our community. We’d like to visit elderly people and ask how we can help them”.

Mr. Jacky Chuma said: “Mandela Day should be every day. I’m far away from home so I don’t really know where to help around here”.

Mr. Sydney Makoka said: “I’ll give my 67 min-utes on another day. I share a birthday with the big man and I would just like to celebrate it with my family at Thaba Moshate”.

Mr. Zakhele Jozine, Mr. David Mathebula and Mr. Tshepo Nkam-bule said: “We usually plan something for Mandela Day. We plan it with our company, Working on Fire. We visit grannies at the old age home. We take them some food and we do some gardening for them”.

Mr. Gabriel Komane said: “I want to volunteer at a school cleaning campaign or the munici-pality’s cleaning campaign. It is important that we celebrate Mandela Day”.

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Mr. Prince Shongwe said: “Mandela Day is special. Mandela gave a lot and today we live free because of him. I’ll be donating clothes to underprivileged kids. We should plan that 67 minutes with a serious attitude”.

Mnr. Philemon Njati en Ms. Norma Mnisi sê: “Ons gaan iets doen. Ons gaan vir ‘n groep weeskinders koekies en koeldrank vat”.

Mr. Solomon Mafologela said: “We are going to celebrate. I’ll visit some elderly people and if I can I will donate something to them”.

Ms. Hettie Mkanzi said: “I’m going to cele-brate Mandela’s birthday. I’ll try to clean my community”.

Me. Marlize Jordaan sê: “’n Mens moet eintlik elke dag vir ander iets doen. Wees elke dag oop vir iets doen en ‘n verskil maak. Ek beplan nie iets spesifi ek vir Saterdag nie”. By haar is Ayden en Pieter.

Me. Monica Olivier en Mnr. Drikus Crause sê: “’n Mens probeer maar elke dag ietsie doen wat ‘n verskil maak. Jy moet elke dag ‘n engeltjie op iemand se pad wees. Elke klein ietsie maak ‘n verskil. Ons het nog nie aan iets spesifi ek vir Saterdag gedink nie”.

Ms. MG Molapo said: “I’m going to play with with the little ones. I’m a professional nurse and I work with kids every day. I’ll also give them some presents”.

Mr. Thomas Mabelane said: “Mandela Day should be every day. One should not be doing something for fame or to be in the newspaper. Do what you do to help in the quiet. Ask yourself every day how many peo-ple’s lives did you change? I’m not planning something specifi c for Saturday”.

Ms. Yvonne Lekolwane said: “To me every day is Mandela Day. I help my mom in Polok-wane where she assists with needy and poor people. This Saturday we’ll host a party for underprivileged kids”.

Right: Mr. Kgomot-so Makgata said: “I feel like visiting old people and asking them about our local history”.

Below: Ms. Marcia Mamadise said: “I have to honour Mandela. Where I am today is because of him. After work I’ll visit some kids in the crèches in my community”.

of your time on Mandela Day?

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Dreams bigger than housesMany people are very negative when it comes to the young people of South Africa, but there is so much talent waiting to be un-earthed that excitement should be in the air.

Hidden away in a small village (Ga-Mora-ba village) near Leboeng is Given Tshehla.

He is dreaming big dreams and while he is doing that he is building scale models of what he would like to one day design and see being constructed.

He is 17 years old and a grade 10 learn-er at Maremishe High School. He dreams of one day becoming an architect. This is not something he is taking lightly. He has a passion for the structure and measurements of design and in 2008 started creating scale models of houses with cardboard boxes and other waste materials.

His family is however not in a position to make his dream of studying after school a reality.

His talent was spotted by the Leboeng Police Station’s Youth Coordinator, Const. Sibatana. Sibatana were doing his duties, making sure the youth of the area is safe and not getting involved with crime during the winter holidays, when he discovered Given’s talent.

People who would like to get in contact with Given or would like to assist in helping his dream to one day work as an architect become a reality, can reach him on 076 985 3216 or e-mail him at givenlegodi9@gmail.com. Alternatively contact his mother, Ms. Mamorake Selina Tshehla on 072 208 0460.

(Information & photographs: Const. M.A . Sibatana)

Burning broad in daylight

Ohrigstad’s streetlights are shining brightly, even when they are not needed. This is specifi cally the lights leading through town and not internal street lights. The town has had problems with these lights on and off for years.

Often they are not working at all and when they are working they often have the tendency to never switch off during the day.

In times where load shedding is a reality, residents asked why these are left to burn during bright daylight?

This photograph was taken on Saturday afternoon.

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On 8 August Tubatse Chrome Golf Club will be hosting the annual Ladies Golf Day. All proceeds of the day will be donated to Cansa.

This year men will also be allowed on the fi eld, but in the spirit of Woman’s Month the men who enter are requested to wear a dress or a skirt. If not, an additional donation of R100 will be payable.

The men will join the women on the ladies tee boxes and will only be allowed by use their irons. No drivers, fairway woods or rescues will be allowed.

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On Saturday 11 July the Tubatse Masters soccer team visited Madiseng Green Aces F.C. for a friendly soccer match in Ga-Madiseng Village.

The hosts dominated the match in the early minutes of the fi rst half, but failed to penetrate the Masters’ defence. Late in the fi rst half the Masters started to get more ball possession and created some clear scoring opportunities, but failed to convert. The half time score was 0-0.

In the second half Tubatse Masters came back very strong and managed to score fi ve goals. Lucky Lubisi, Pitso Sehlabela, Seun Maroga, Lekgotla Motswiane and Tomas Lubisi scored for the team. The game ended 5-0 in favour of Tubatse Masters.

(Information: Jerial Mvundlela)

Tubatse Masters at Ga-Madiseng

Tubatse SAPS Cluster plays at LebowakgomoOn Wednesday 15 July the Tubatse SAPS Cluster played a friendly soccer match against the Lebowakgomo SAPS. The match took place at the Waterberg FET College in Lebowakgomo.

The Lebowakgomo team dominated the ball possession in the fi rst half and managed to score three goals. The Tubatse team scored only one goal to make the half time score 3-1 in favour of the hosts.

In the second half the Lebowakgomo team continued their dominance and scored two more goals. The Tubatse team fought very hard and improved

their ball possession in the second half. The started working to create scoring

opportunities and it paid off. They scored four goals during the second half of the game.

The game ended in a draw with a 5-5 score.

(Photo and information: Const. S.J. Mvundlela)

Teams play at PraktiseerOn Saturday 12 July the Tubatse Masters played against Dorinkop Masters from Bothashoek. The game was played at Leolo Secondary School in Praktiseer.

In the fi rst half both teams were eager to create scoring opportunities. Tubatse was the fi rst to score with a goal by Thabiso Mole-mane. A few minutes later Codesa Dibak-wane levelled the score and made it 1-1. The visitors took the lead for the fi rst time in the match when Codesa netted his second goal. Later in the fi rst half the Tubatse Masters’ Mbesuma Mabaso managed to level the score to 2-2. Just a few minutes before half time Tubatse Masters took the lead again when Isaac Mndawe scored their third goal. The half time score was 3-2.

In the second half the teams continued where they left off. Welcome Mokoo scored Tubatse Masters’ fourth goal. Tubatse Mas-

ters took most of the ball possession and their pressure paid off when Lucky Lubi-si forced the Both-ashoek defence to score an own goal.

Kagiso Malepe also put his name on the score sheet when he scored Bothashoek’s third goal. Tubatse Mas-ters’ Andrew Skosa-na score another goal just before the fi nal whistle making the fi nal score 6-3 in favour of the Tubatse Masters.

(Information: Jerial Mvundlela, Photographs: Pitso Sehlabela)

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Manne met (wen)

planne

Ohrigstad Rugby Klub se ondersteuners het in groot groepe gekom om die span te ondersteun en die manne het nie teleursge- stel nie. Ohrigstad het veral in die tweede helfte van die wedstryd vir aksie gesorg terwyl hulle luidkeels aangemoedig is.

Ohrigstad Rugby Klub het verlede week teen Hazyview in die liga semi-fi naal gespeel en gewen.

Die span is deur na die fi naal wat hierdie Sater-dag op Komatipoort gespeel word. Lees meer op bladsy 12.

Ohrigstad Rugby Klub het hierdie seisoen plaaslike rug-by weer gewild gemaak.

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Ohrigstad na fi naalOhrigstad Rugby Klub is deur na die fi naal in hul liga.

Die span het verlede week Saterdag teen Hazyview te staan gekom in die semi-fi naal.

Die eerste helfte was taai met Hazyview wat eerste punte deur ‘n strafskop aangetek-en het. Teen halftyd het was die telling 9-6 in Hazyview se guns. Al die punte was deur strafskoppe aangeteken. Martin van den Berg het Ohrigstad se punte aangeteken.

In die tweede helfte het Ohrigstad terug gekom met beter motivering en die span het vinnig spoed gevang. Hulle fi ksheid het ook in hul guns getel. In hierdie helfte het

Ohrigstad 3 drieë gedruk en Martin van den Berg het hulle almal verdoel. Die drieë is deur Lluwellyn Richards, Riaan Steyn en Stefan Rolling gedruk.

Die Agterspeler van die wedstryd was Martin van den Berg en die Voorspeler van die wedstryd was Riaan Steyn.

Hierdie naweek speel die span op Komatipoort in die fi naal. Komatipoort het ver-lede week Saterdag met Nelspruit afgereken in die ander semi-fi naal.

Die Ohrigstadspan verwag ‘n klipharde wedstryd. In hul vorige kragmeting het dié twee spanne gelykop gespeel.

(Inligting: Quartus du Toit, Ohrigstad Rubby Klub)

17 JULY 2015