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Justin Steyn

A rather disturbing discoveryof human skeletal remainswas made by a plot residentnear Settlers.Jackie Van der Linde told

The BEAT that she waswalking outside her houseon Friday, 20 Decemberwhen she noticed that herdogs were attracted to anobject and decided toinvestigate.“I was walking outside and

noticed that my dogs weretugging on something at abush nearby I then walkedover and saw a human skullsticking out of the ground,”she said.After carefully poking the

skull out of the ground, Vander Linde said she took it tothe Bela-Bela police station.The police’s forensic and K9dog unit were dispatched toVan der Linde’s home wherean investigation wasconducted.Sniffing dogs from the K9

unit discovered the rest ofthe fully clothed remains afew minutes later.Van der Linde said that

although the clothing foundwould most likely belong toa man she believes that theremains where that of ayoung woman in hertwenties.“If you look at the rest of

the remains you will seethings like the person’shands were too frail andwell-kept to belong to a

on a plot near SettlersHuman remains found

‘I was walking outside and noticed that my dogs were tugging on‘I was walking outside and noticed that my dogs were tugging on‘I was walking outside and noticed that my dogs were tugging on‘I was walking outside and noticed that my dogs were tugging on‘I was walking outside and noticed that my dogs were tugging onsomething at a bush nearby I then walked over and saw a human skullsomething at a bush nearby I then walked over and saw a human skullsomething at a bush nearby I then walked over and saw a human skullsomething at a bush nearby I then walked over and saw a human skullsomething at a bush nearby I then walked over and saw a human skull

sticking out of the ground,...’sticking out of the ground,...’sticking out of the ground,...’sticking out of the ground,...’sticking out of the ground,...’

The human skull found supposedly belonging to a murdervictim. Photo: Supplied

man” she said.She also suggested that

remains belong to anexecution victim becausetheir hands were positionedas if they were boundtogether.Van der Linde also noted a

rather large hole on thechest side of the victim’sjacket where a bullet couldhave penetrated.The remains have been

sent to a forensic analyst inPolokwane and the skull willundergo facialreconstruction in an attemptto identify the victim.It has been determined

that the body had been lyingin the area forapproximately three monthsand was that of a youngmale between the age of 25and 30 years.No fingerprints of the body

could be taken to identifythe person and police haveplaced the victim undermissing persons.Bela-Bela police warrant

Officer Janie Venterdismissed the claim of thevictim being shot and saidthat a final reportconcerning the identity ofthe person will be concludedwithin a month or two.

Any person withadditional information

may contact W/oJannie Venter on

082 372 9853.

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As the Operation When Duty Calls isabout to come to an end, the police areaimed at maintaining high police visibilitythroughout the country and cub the cashin-transit, ATM bombings and armedrobberies, which gains momentum duringthe festive season. The operationsofficially took off on 15 October 2013.Members of the police across the

province have yet again received words ofgratitude from their senior, ProvincialCommissioner Lt. Gen. Fannie Masemola,following another success. The generalapplauded the members after they caughtover 700 criminals off guard across theprovince during the festive season.Just over two months since the launch of

the operation, the police in Limpopo havemade their intentions of making theprovince safer clear when they conductedlong-weekend operations, which were asuccess. Limpopo police spokespersonBrigadier Hangwani Mulaudzi said that 768suspects were arrested for offencesranging from armed robbery, murder, rape,assault with the intend to do grievousbodily harm and common assault.General Masemola said that that was the

police’s perfect timing and warnedcriminals that the operation was just one ofmany, which the police will embark oncontinuously. He said that the operations

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Police in Mookgophong wereinformed of an alleged suicide on theevening of Sunday 5 January.Col. George Ledwaba told The

BEAT that the body of a man wasdiscovered by his family at his homein the Mookgophong Township.Ledwaba said that a plastic bag was

found covering the man’s head and aknife that had been used to slit his

Crime stop operationgains momentum aspolice bust 700

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Limpopo Provincial CommissionerLieutenant-General Fannie Masemolacommended police’s successes andexpressed his gratitude to members ofthe Family Violence, Child Protectionand Sexual Offences Units across theprovince, who continue to uproot rapistsin the province.The action follows the units’ success in

arresting 82 alleged rapists and anadditional 42 wanted rape suspectsduring the Sixteen Days of Activism. A further 11 suspects were also

detained for child neglect with theyoungest victim being a 6-month-oldbaby.Limpopo police spokesperson

Brigadier Hangwani Mulaudzi confirmedthat the unit also conducted crimeawareness campaigns throughout thelength and breadth province during thefestive season. General Masemola said that these

successes are a clear indication thatthe police are unswerving to makeLimpopo a safer place for women and

form part of the Duty Calls festive seasoncampaign and the arrests were a sureindication that the campaign has an impactin ensuring that people in this province feelsafe and secured at all times. He addedthat the police will continue maintainingtheir visibility and make life very difficult forall criminals.During the arrests, the members

managed to confiscate six illegal fire-armsand 41 dangerous weapons includingknives, panga, axes and other materialsthat were used to commit offences suchas murder, attempted murder, assaultsand even rape.Masemola further urged members of the

community to know their sectorcommanders and to link up with theCommunity Policing Forum structures intheir station area.“Only if we work together as one that we

will be able to squeeze the space forcriminals in this province so that they runsomewhere else,” he said.Operations are continuing and police are

still appealing to the members of the publicto co-operate during the roadblocks andstop and search operations. Members ofthe public who have information aboutcriminal activities may contact the 10111Centre, Crime Stop at 0860 10111 orinformation may be forwarded through anSMS to the Primedia Crime Line number32211.

Limpopo police nabs 82 alleged rapistschildren. He had instructed that all FCSunits and all investigating officersdealing with rape cases to beunsympathetic when dealing withrapists.“We cannot have a situation where

women live in fear of being raped. I amwarning all potential rapists out there orthose who are even considering it thatthe SAPS will ensure that the maximumsentence is imposed,” said Masemola.He said that women are urged to be

vigilant to avoid being victims of rapeespecially during the festive seasons.Brigadier Mulaudzi sent out a message

to the public on behalf of the police,urging members of the public,especially women to always adhere toimportant hints from the police.They are advised to avoid walking

alone at night, especially at isolatedplaces, not to accept drinks fromstrangers as they might be laced withdrugs and avoid frequenting liquoroutlets. The police also advised peopleto avoid hitchhiking, encourage childrennot to accept gifts from strangers andnot leave elderly women alone.

Crime round upJohannesburg when the accidenthappened. He said that the backwheel tyre burst and the driver lostcontrol of the vehicle and got into anaccident that killed him instantly.Phetla said that the second persondied at the hospital. He added that 14other passengers sustained seriousinjuries. By the time of going to press,it was rumoured that some of theinjured passengers were expected tobe transferred to PolokwaneProvincial Hospital due to theseriousness of their condition.* Another taxi got into an accident

on the N1 near Mantsole, where twopeople died instantly on Friday, 3January. Colonel Phetla said that thedriver lost control of the taxi that gotout of the way and hit a nearby fenceand capsized. He said that the driverand other seven passengers werebeing treated at the local hospital withserious injuries. The police suspectfatigue could have caused theaccident.* A 30 year old man was arrested on

Thursday 2 January for allegedlyraping a 20 year old woman in theBela-Bela Township on New Year’sDay. The accused had already madehis first court appearance at the Bela-Bela Magistrates court on Friday 3January and was postponed to the 13January for bail application.

MookgophongA man was found hanging in hisbedroom on Sunday, 5 January.Police spokesperson Warrant OfficerGeorge Ledwaba said that the motiveof the incident is not known and thepolice declared it a suicide.* The police conducted numerous

operations and throughout thefestive season and made anumber of arrests with chargesranging from illegal gambling topublic drinking, illegal immigrantsand various traffic offenses.Warrant Officer Ledwaba said thatall the suspects were releasedafter paying admission of guiltfines and the immigrants weredeported.* An accident declared as minor

took place on the R101 betweenModimolle and Mookgophong onSunday, 5 January. WarrantOfficer Ledwaba said that a carbumped another due to the heavytraffic on the road and one driversustained minor injuries.* Meanwhile, the police thanked

local residents for their goodbehavior during the festiveseasons, saying that no seriousincidents were reported and theholidays were enjoyable for achange. Warrant Officer Ledwabasaid that they hope for the samebehavior to continue throughoutthe year and wished the same forother communities.

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Bela-BelaThree suspects are expected toappear before the Bela-BelaMagistrate’s Court this week followingan incident that happened on 31December 2013. Detectives’Commander Lieutenant-Colonel AbelPhetla said that four suspectsallegedly hired a quantum fromMabopane and robbed a foreignnational’s business situated next toSun Valley Taxi Rank.He said that the police received a

tip-off and chased after the suspects,who fled on the way and the policemanaged to arrest the driver. Thepolice confiscated all the items thatwere stolen from the tuck-shop andthe suspects’ cellphones.The driver made his first court

appearance on Thursday, 1 January,facing a charge of robbery. Other twosuspects were arrested in Pretoria onMonday, 6 January and wereexpected to appear in court onTuesday, the 7th.* Three suspects were remanded in

custody when they appeared in courtfor housebreakings charges onFriday, 3 January. Colonel Phetla saidthat the police received a tip-off abouthousebreakings that took place at alodge in Tweefontein next to SondelaGame Reserve recently and followedon the leads. They arrested onesuspect in a getaway car at Radiumwith seven parcels and the driversuspect led them to the arrest of theother two suspects. The suspects areexpected back in court for formal bailapplication on Thursday, 9 January.Meanwhile, Pienaarsriver police

arrested three of the suspects in theirarea and charged them withpossession of stolen goods, whichthey confiscated.* Two suspects were remanded in

custody when they appeared in courton Thursday, 2 January on a chargeof murder that happened in thetownship on 31 December. Thesuspects, who are related, stabbedthe victim with a knife after a seriousargument. The deceased’s friendrushed him to a nearby clinic formedical attention and paramedics,who were called to the clinic certifiedhim dead. The suspects are expectedback in court for formal bailapplication on Thursday, 9 January.* The police are investigating a case

of culpable homicide following thedeath of a 5-year-old child. ColonelPhetla said that children were playingnext to the camping area at Foreverresorts in December when a truck hitand killed the little boy instantly.* Two people died following an

accident that happened on the N1next to Caltex Garage on Thursday 2January. Colonel Phetla said that thetaxi was travelling from Venda to

Mookgophong Police find murdervictim in Mookgophong

throat was found at the scene.Mookgophong police retrieved both

the plastic bag and knife to beexamined for evidence.The body of the man had meanwhile

been sent for a post mortem in orderto confirm that a suicide had takenplace.Any person with additional

information may contact theMookgophong police on (014) 7439000.

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Limpopo students have something tocelebrate this year, with a pass rate of71.8%. This was despite a year riddledwith troubles such as textbook deliverycrises and teacher shortages.The highest performing student in the

province this year, Ntsundeni Ndou,received a shiny new car. Ndou willreceive his brand-new Toyota when hehas obtained his drivers’ license, whichis also being sponsored (lessonsincluded) by a good Samaritan.“I am not intelligent,” Ndou told the

media. “This is just being passionatelydiligent.” Ndou, who scored sevendistinctions, attended TshivhaseSecondary School in Venda, and alsoreceived R50 000 to apply to hisstudies, a laptop and a cellphone.Limpopo Education MEC, Dikeledi

Magadzi, said that while the result maybe slightly lower than the province’s

Department of Educationecstatic over matric results

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Limpopo MEC for Roads and TransportLehlogonolo Masoga expressed concernover the increasing number of car acci-dents and deaths across the province. TheMEC’s concern follows numerous acci-dents that took the lives of citizens over thefestive season. A preliminary report fromthe department’s traffic officials stated thatthese accidents were caused by speed,reckless and negligent driving and strayanimals. Departmental SpokespersonJimmy Machaka highlighted that 197 roadaccidents were reported in December2012 during the festive season, in whichabout 51 people lost their lives. He addedthat 207 road accidents were reportedduring the recent festive season of De-cember 2013 and another 51 people losttheir lives.The MEC said that people cannot

continue losing their loved ones like that.He urged motorists to respect the speedlimits on the roads they use and exercisedue caution. He also strongly discourageddriving while under the influence ofalcohol. He also urged animal owners tolook after their animals so that they do notcause accidents on the roads, especially inthe evening.According to the MEC, the department

had unleashed heavy traffic visibility at allcorners and major roads of the provinceworking jointly with Municipal traffic policeand SAPS. He was pleased with theestablishment of Operation Thibela Kotsi(meaning Prevent Accidents in English),saying that the department continues toreceive positive reports about lawenforcement. He however, sent a strongwarning to motorists who continue toendanger other motorist’s lives that thedepartment will not hesitate to punish andadvocate for a heavy sentence.Meanwhile, the MEC noted the arrest of

LimpopoEducation MECDikeledi Magadzi.Photo Supplied

target of 75%, she is still enormouslyproud of the province’s students. Shepointed out that 71.8% is the highestpass rate achieved in the province sincethe advent of democracy in SouthAfrica.The national pass rate stands at

78.2%, and Basic Education MinisterAngie Motshekga announced theresults in a ceremony in Johannesburgon Monday, 6 January. The result is anincrease of 4.3% over last year’s result.“I congratulate the class of 2013 for

being the best class since the advent ofdemocracy, and encourage everystudent to go further than theirpredecessors and strive to excel inhigher education, the workplace and inyour general contributions as SouthAfrican citizens,” she said in her speechto several of the nation’s highest-scoring students.

MEC concerned about car accidentsthe senior Provincial Inspector Phillip Tlouwho was nabbed for alleged fraudulentissuing of driver’s licenses.“We are closely following up on another

case on allegation of bribery and lookingforward to make another arrest soon,wherein our traffic official is allegedlyinvolved. We do respect that principle ofinnocent until proven guilty and as thedepartment we will also attend to thematter internally in order to ensure thatjustice is attained. We commit ourselvesthat we will not accept any form ofcorruption and criminal activities within ourdepartment that seeks to reverse theprogress madethus far,” said theMEC.Masoga

participated in oneof the majoridentified roadblocks as part ofthe festiveseason’s ArriveAlive campaignand OperationThibela Kotsi.The road blocktook place atKranskop on 24December 2013.Machaka said

that the aim of thecampaign was tointensify roaduser’s complianceto traffic rules andreduce roadaccidents andfatalities duringthe festiveseason and theybelieve thecampaigns werea success.

EFF members urged to assistmatriculants

EFF’s Waterberg Regionalspokesperson Jerry Hine said thatthey are satisfied with the recentimproved matric pass rate. Photo:Lizzy Bapela

children even in choosing relevantsubjects’ streams. “We still need to encourage them

to push a little harder and improveeven more. We have to have animproved standard of education andlooked up to those countries withgreat passing percentages. With thegreat pass rate, our country can bebetter,” Hine said.The EFF says that passing matric is

a milestone in a young person’s lifeand all must know that the NSC isnot enough. The party states thatfurther education and training isimportant for both the country andthe individual’s development.The party calls on all fighters,

particularly those who have beenthrough matric, from ward andcentral command teams toinstitutions of higher learning andtraining to take out time and helpstudents find space to further theireducation. They say that this mustinclude identifying funding,institutions of learning and offeringhelp with regards to the filling offorms.The EFF’s national command team

says that in as much as South Africadoes not have enough places for allwho passed, no one must be foundwith a matric certificate without anopportunity to further their studies.The party’s national spokespersonMbuyiseni Ndlozi said that if needsbe, even international institutionsabroad must be considered asdestinations for young people whoshould further their studies.“In time, and through the EFF’s

radical economic emancipationprogram, the party shall once and forall resolve the predicament ofshortage of spaces and funding forquality higher education and training.The programme will provide freequality education and lead to theexpansion of higher educationinstitutions. All fighters in wards,universities and FET’s must go outand help the students to find anopportunity to further their studies.There is no benefiting fromeconomic emancipation withoutfurther education and training,” saidNdlozi.

‘We still need to encourage them to push a littleharder and improve even more...’

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Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF)in the Waterberg congratulatedmatriculants who passed their 2013National Senior Certificate (NSC).EFF’s Waterberg Regional spokes-person Jerry Hine said that they aresatisfied with the improvement,especially with Limpopo havingmany students who passed with highmarks.Hine said that however, the

achievement of a student is not justtheirs and their teachers’ responsibil-ity but that of their parents as welland the community at large. He alsosaid that members of the communitymust come together and shareresponsibilities in grooming a child tobecome a better person tomorrowand always regard his or her studiesas priority.Hine also stressed the issue of

career guidance in schools, sayingthat most students just attend schoolwithout knowing what direction totake after completing matric. Heurged parents to support their

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Mogalakwena Local Municipalityscooped an award for the 2012/13 Provincial GreenestMunicipality Competition(PGMC), an award that the Bela-Bela Local Municipality tookhome in the previouscompetitions. Though Bela-Belamayor Freddy Hlungwaneexpressed disappointment overthis, he still congratulated thewinners for their achievement.He said that he had hoped forhis municipality to retain theaward, thinking that they werestill the best.The Limpopo Economic

Development EnvironmentalTourism (LEDET) departmentawarded the municipality with theR200 000 prize, alsocongratulating them for obtainingan unqualified audit report in thepast consecutive three financialyears.Municipal spokesperson

Malesela Selokela highlightedthat the municipality is known tobe amongst the top fivemunicipalities in the country infinancial sustainability.The Greenest Municipality

Competition (GMC) started itslife as the Cleanest TownCompetition (CTC), with aprimary focus in implementingthe National Waste ManagementStrategy. The CTC’s pillars werethe principles of reducing,recycling and reusing wastematerials. Although these

Mogalakwena Municipality scoops Green award

Mogalakwena Mayor Tlhalefi Mashamaite expressedgratitude over the municipality’s recent achievement.Photo: Lizzy Bapela

Farming rabbits has becomeincreasingly popular in South Africa forseveral reasons. The reasons for thatinclude that they can be kept in a smallspace, are cheap to raise, can eatalmost anything and produce high-quality protein. Rabbits — and theirmeat — can also be sold to make a bitof extra money.Making a rabbit cage is fairly simple

— all you’ll need scrap wood or wiremesh. It should be supported by polesor placed on tyres or bricks to lift it offthe ground (otherwise your rabbits willburrow out of the cage and escape!)The cage should have a wire mesh

floor with holes large enough for thedroppings to fall through (the holes inthe mesh should not, however, be bigenough to allow the rabbits’ feet to get

principles are still relevant, otherelements related to sustainabledevelopment and variousgreening interventions have beenadded. The GMC focuses alsoon efforts to get municipalities tobe central to the green economy.Selokela said that the R200 000

prize awarded to MogalakwenaMunicipality will be utilized forprojects that promoteenvironmental related projectsand Green Economy initiatives.He said that they hope to win thecoming national awards, with aR3.5 million cash prize, whichwould be channeled to othergreen projects.Municipal Manager Willam

Kekana said that everyone hasthe right to an environment that isnot harmful to their health or well-being. He added that theenvironment should always beprotected, for the benefit ofpresent and future generations,through reasonable legislativeand other measures that preventpollution and ecologicaldegradation, promoteconservation and secureecologically sustainabledevelopment.Community Services Manager

Merriam Molala said that winningthe prize while competing withthe best municipalities such asThulamela, Polokwane, EphraimMogale and Greater Tzaneenshows that Mogalakwena isheading in the right direction andthat their passion is green.Greater Tzaneen won the GMC

since 2008 until 2011.“This achievement is a clear

indication that the systems andstrategies that our municipalityhas employed when it comes toenvironmental management andgreening initiatives are beginningto yield fruits,” said CouncillorStaff Tsebe, Mogalakwena’sExecutive Council CommitteeMember responsible forCommunity Services.According to Mayor Tlhalefi

Mashamaite, the latest accoladethat the municipality has receivedis due to the dedicated efforts ofvarious departments within themunicipality, which include WasteManagement Services, Healthand Social Services, Water andSanitation and so forth.“We are very pleased to have

successfully reached the finalstages of the GMC, though therewere some delays in assessingus for the National GreenestMunicipality Competition. Wewere told that the assessment willcommence in January,” saidMashamaite.The department of

Environmental Affairs’ criteria forassessment includes good wastemanagement plans, policies andstrategies; institutionalarrangements and politicalsupport within municipalities onenvironmental programmes;greening initiatives includinglandscaping and planting of treesand community involvement onenvironmental projects andprogrammes.

Keeping rabbits for foodstuck). The droppings make anexcellent fertilizer for vegetable patchesor flower gardens.Medium-sized rabbits can be kept in

cages of 80x60x60 cm, one to a cage.If you use wood, you should put wire

mesh on the inside of the frame to keepthe rabbits from gnawing through it.If your rabbits are breeding, the mother

rabbit will need a nesting box to keepher babies warm. This box should beabout 38x25x25cm. Rabbit cagesshould be kept clean and dry to preventdisease, and protected from sun, windand rain. They can tolerate cold betterthan heat.It’s recommended to have their cage

be well-ventilated as they need plenty offresh air, and also that they be kept

away from dogs, cats and rats.Rabbits will eat almost anything that

grows in the soil, including Lucerne,carrots, green maize leaves, carrots,turnips, cabbage (but not too muchcabbage!) and lettuce. Don’t feedbreeding females cabbage as it canlower milk production. Some things,however, are poisonous to rabbits,such as potatoes and tomato leaves,and they don’t respond well to suddenchanges to diet. They should alsohave access to clean water at alltimes, and should be fed early in themorning and late in the afternoon.Most of the food should be given latein the afternoon. If you buy rabbits tofarm with, make sure that you buyhealthy rabbits with bright eyes, drynoses and clean ears and feet. Theideal rabbit’s fur should be smoothand clean and its teeth straight. Longtoenails indicate that the rabbit is older.This is just a basic guide to the care

and feeding of rabbits. If you want tolearn more, there are excellentsources of information on the Internetor in a local library.

CoGHSTA talks municipality’s situationwhile the situation is volatile theDepartment is enjoined to act withinthe parameters of the law in anendeavour to intervene atMogalakwena Municipality.He further said that the department

is therefore currently engaging itslegal team on how best to processthis matter. Selomo also said thatthe department is closely monitoringall the developments and thesituation at municipality and in notime a determination will be made inrespect of the further cause ofaction. He added that this is done inthe interest of MogalakwenaMunicipality’s residents to continueto receive proper and betterservices.By the time of going to press,

municipal spokesperson MaleselaSelokela had promised to respondafter speaking to the municipalmanager first about the matter. Hesaid that he had no idea about thedepartment issuing out a mediastatement about their municipalitybut just heard it from rumours.

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The Department of Co-OperativeGovernance, Human Settlementsand Traditional Affairs (CoGHSTA)in Limpopo revealed that it hasalways been following the situationin Mogalakwena Municipality withkeen interest. It is commonknowledge that the department tookthe municipality to court regardingthe disputed contract of theMunicipal Manager, Willy Kekana.The department has obtained a

court order declaring Kekana’sappointment as the MunicipalManager on 10 December 2013.Alternatively, the settlementagreement between him and themunicipality, which was supposedlyto extend his contract to 2016, wasunlawfully and accordingly setaside.Departmental Spokesperson

Evans Selomo indicated thatKekana has since filed a notice ofintention for leave to appeal againstthe said court order. He said that

The Bela-Belamunicipalityplaced this greenlit sign outsidetheirofficeses,welcomingthe new year.Photo JustinSteyn

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January has come round again, andwith it the usual round of NewYears’ Resolutions (which we neverkeep as well as we should), as wellas the hope for the bright new year.2014 is just a baby, as years go,

only ten days old by the time youread this. There hasn’t been muchchance for anything to go wrong yet(although of course some thingshave gone wrong, as that’s thenature of life) and no telling whatthe year might hold.Will this be the year when you

write your matric exams? Will it bethe year your child attends his firstschool? Will it be the year whenyou finally enroll for those classesyou’ve been meaning to attend forso long?Will it be the year when you lose

the 20kgs you desperately need toget rid of, or when you find truelove? Will you get married this year,or engaged, or pregnant (or allthree)?Will 2014 be the year that you

start university, or leave universitywith a degree? Will it be the yearwhen you finally start on the careerof your dreams?Will you get sick, or recover from

a long illness this year? Is 2014going to be the year your cancergoes into remission?Will you be born in 2014? Will you

die this year?Let me tell you a secret, dear

reader. Nobody knows. Nobody cantell the future, nobody can tell youfor sure what the new year willbring.You can’t tell what challenges and

opportunities will come on yourpath this year, or what they will looklike. There may be hardship, orthere may be good fortune in yourfuture.But just as you can’t tell from a

baby’s face what it’s life story willbe, you can’t tell in January whatwill have happened by December or,for that matter, who you will be bythen.My challenge for you this year is

to take 2014 in both hands. Graspevery opportunity that comes yourway, and do your very best toovercome any challenge. Take thechance, make the change. Dance,as the man said, the dance of life.Dance it with enthusiasm, live everyday as if it may be your last(because you never know whattomorrow may bring, and for someof us, tomorrow may never come).Make your only New Years’

Resolution that, by the end of 2014,you will be the best version ofyourself that you can possibly be.

…And a happynew year!

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Christian Priorities Bishop Silas Tlou

One of the most demanding andfrequently ignored admonitionsfrom Jesus Christ is found in hisrenowned Sermon on the Mount:“You are to seek first the kingdomof God and his righteousness, andall of these things will be added toyou” (Matthew 6:33). This is oneof the most vital, and yetneglected, mandates of Christ—even by many who profess to behis loyal followers.The first consideration, of course,

is the identity of the one makingthis demand. Does he have theright to issue such a rigorousobligation? If this is notunderstood, nothing productive willever result. The following factorsmust be appreciated: Christ isyour Creator (John 1:1-3; Hebrews1:3), he is your Savior (Matthew1:21), and he has been grantedauthority over you (John 17:2;Matthew 28:18). He thus has theright to command you and expectyour obedience. If you do notacknowledge this truth, there is noway you can legitimately claim tobe his disciple. Additionally, thereare the following constituentelements of the command.“Seek”—The verb “seek” (zeteo –

117 times in the New Testament)is a verb in the command mood,and it stresses continuousactivity. The word embracesseveral thoughts, such as “lookingfor,” “investigating,” “striving toobtain.” It embodies the idea ofstrenuous effort. Christians are notto prioritize their own interests,but those of their Lord foremost(Philippians 2:21).“First”—This adjective is

employed adverbially toemphasize precedence. Itsignifies degree, as: “in the firstplace,” “above all,” “especially.” Itis the very opposite of thedisposition of the man who soughtto follow Christ, but said: “First, letme go and bury my father”(Matthew 8:21). Jesusadmonished the man; notbecause the man cared for hisfather, but because he did notappreciate the preeminence of hisLord. Legions are of the samecaliber.“Kingdom of God”—The

expression “kingdom of God,” inthe sense of this context, is the“reign” of God in your life. Is heenthroned in your heart so thatyour entire existence is governedby his rule? The Creator of theuniverse will not be a mereappendage in your life. He is not asometimes, weekend, casualpoint of interest.“And His Righteousness”—The

term “righteousness” signifiesliving the way God wants you to; itis similar to Jesus’ proclamationto John the Baptist at the time ofhis baptism: “[I]t becomes us tofulfill all righteousness” (Matthew3:15).

It was a high counsel that I once heardgiven to a young person, “Always dowhat you are afraid to do.”Ralph Waldo Emerson

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Sepeke Manamela Foundation re-launches

Former Orlando Pirates players Sepeke Manamela and Lizo Mjempu broughtdemonstrators to the re-launch to market the tournament. Photo: Lizzy Bapela

Demonstrators dressed in soccer jerseys displayed the trophies and medals tobe given away at the tournament. Photo: Lizzy Bapela

Lizzy Bapela

The Modimolle based Sepeke ManamelaCharity Foundation recently hosted alucky draw at the new Modi-Mall and gaveaway awesome prizes to the customers.The goal of the event was to re-launchand market the organization and theannual tournament held to benefit theneedy in the community.The organization was founded by former

Orlando Pirates player and Modimolleresident Sepeke Manamela in 2008,concerned about the rate ofdisadvantaged families and pupils around

the area. The aim was to help developyoungsters’ soccer skills and helperadicate neediness within thecommunity.Lucky customers walked away with

grocery vouchers from the mallmanagement, clothing vouchers fromTotal Sport and T-shirts from theorganisation. Manamela, together with histeam, host a soccer tournament everyyear to raise funds so that they candonate to the needy people in thecommunity.Manamela started to kick a soccer ball

at an early age of six, playing just for fun

Peter Sebola is giving back to hiscommunity. Photo: TK Mashaba

COSAS burning newspaperspublicizing matric results

has agreed to burn publicationscarrying the results this weekbecause the Department hasdecided to turn a deaf ear to us,”said Mohlake.He added that it was the belief of

COSAS that the publication ofmatric results robbed students oftheir privacy. He said that the proper

procedurewould be togive studentstheir resultsprivately andmakepublication amatter of choiceto the student,not the state.“I believe the

errors of someof these

publications have cost us a lot withsome members of the studentcommunity committing suicidebecause of printing errors,” he said.He added that he believed that the

government is misusing state fundsto publicise the results, and addedthat the money could no doubt bebetter spent as bursaries orscholarships.

“I believe the errors ofsome of these

publications have cost usa lot with some members

of the studentcommunity committing

suicide because ofprinting errors,...

TK Mashaba

The Congress of South AfricanStudents (COSAS) has not backeddown from their battle against theDepartment of Education regardingthe publication of matric results innewspapersTheir fight, ongoing for almost two

years now, hasseen COSASofficials havingseveralmeetings withthe Departmentwhile theDepartmentstands firm onthe issue.The matric

results wereexpected to bemade public on Tuesday, 7January.COSAS Waterberg chairman

Abram Mohlake told The BEAT thisweek that the COSAS nationalcommittee had taken a resolutionover the festive season to burnnational newspapers carryingmatric results.“The COSAS national committee

Opportunity for matriculants TK Mashaba

The Bela Bela-born advocate PeterSebola is giving back to the communityhe grew up in by putting out a call forapplications from matriculants who areinterested in financial advisoryservices.Sebola, who owns Walala Walala

(You Snooze, You Lose) FinancialAdvisory Services, is inviting allmatriculants or unemployed graduatesinterested in the field to apply.“This is part of a job creation

exercise,” he said. “I am giving themthis opportunity to help them with thenecessary skills to go out in the jobmarket with success.”Sebola encourages matriculants who

think that they might be suitable(passed matric or have an equivalentqualification, good communicationskills, a passion for finance, self-motivated and a go-getter) to apply bysending a detailed CV torps.wawafas@telkomsa.net or bydropping off a CV at Sebola’s home at854 Mathibe Street, Bela Bela. Forfurther information, candidates areurged to phone Peter at 082 492 4279.The closing date for applications will

be 17 January 2014 and the selectedcandidate will be employedimmediately.

in the streets of Phagameng Township inModimolle. He joined the DagbreekPrimary School’s soccer team when hewas 10 and that was when he startedwatching soccer seriously on television.He said that he was inspired by the likesof Tebogo Moloi, Shoes Moshoeu andDoctor Khumalo who have now retired.He made it to his local amateur team A1

Terrors at the age of 14 and was theyoungest player in the team. Manamelaencountered some difficulties venturinginto community teams but the teamowner of A1 Terrors William Thulareadvised him to stay on because he

believed in his potential and talent.The Sepeke Manamela Charity Cup

tournament so far is gaining momentum,as Manamela is getting support from localbusinesses and former team-mates. Inthe recent tournament, Manamela wasjoined by former Orlando Pirates playerLizo Mjempu, who also played forMpumalanga Black Aces, Golden Arrowsand Chippa United. He also trained withMoroka Swallows and SuppersportUnited.Local Hip-Hop singers Eugine Khoza

and David “Genius” Manganyi attendedthe event and entertained the audience.

Bela Bela’s Raeleng High School matric results down againin the school, only two studentspassed, giving the school a passrate of a dismal 28%, compared tolast year’s 40%.This comes despite extraordinary

measures including Easter Campclasses organized at Emmarentiaduring last year.“Raeleng High in Bela Bela needs

to put under administration,” said

Tshepo Matjila, a member of BBEAG(the Bela Bela Education AdvocacyGroup). “A pass rate of 28% showsthat the school management team,teachers and students do not knowwhat needs to be done.The result is shocking and heads

must roll.”Matome Sebelebele, spokesperson

for the Bela Bela Local Municipality,

said that the school must bedisbanded and the studentsabsorbed into other local schools.The principal of the school could

not be reached for comment.The other local school results are

as follows: Bela Bela High, 70%,Maope, 71.2%, Ulando, 90%,Bathopele, 68% and, as alwaysHoërskool Warmbad, 100%

TK Mashaba

Bela Bela’s Raeleng High Schoolonce again has the region’s lowestmatric pass rate this year.The school, whose results have

improved for two consecutive years,surprised those who thought theywould surpass last year’s score.Out of the eleven matric students

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LEGALSNOTICE OF SALE IN EX-ECUTIONIN THE POLOKWANE CIR-CUIT COURT OF NORTH-ERN GAUTENG HIGHCOURT CASE NO: 244/2010In the matter between:NEDBANK LIMITED Plain-tiff and GODFREYMANGANYE (ID: 5903205408 081) First DefendantCONNY MOLLYMANGANYE (ID: 6105240674 086) Second DefendantPursuant to a judgement of theabove Court on 8 May 2012and Writ of Attachementdated 16 July 2012, the under-mentioned immovable prop-erty will be sold in executionon: Wednesday, 21 January2014 10H00 (am) at Sheriff’sOffices, Modimolle,108Hagen Street, Modimolle,Limpopo Province to thehighest bidder:-Portion 30 of Erf 2964

Nylstroom Extension 11township Registration Divi-sion K.R., Limpopo Province.MEASURING: 1065 (onethousand and sixty five)square metres. Held underDeed of Transfer T129854/2007.Property also known as: 217KERK STREET, Modimolle(Koro Creek Estate, 93 EagleDrive, Modimolle)(“the property”)Subject to conditions con-tained thereinThe property is zoned: RESI-DENTIAL(“the property”)Subject to the following con-ditions:1. The property shall be sold“VOETSTOOTS” to the bid-der and the sale shall be sub-ject to the provisions of Sec-tion 66 of the Magistrate’sCourt Act of 1944, asamended, subject however tothe confirmation of the sale bythe first bondholder, namelyNEDBANK LIMITED.2. The purchase price shall bepaid as 10% (ten percent) ofthe purchase price in cash on

the date of the sale and theunpaid balance, together withinterest thereon at the rate of9.15% p.a to the date of reg-istration of transfer, shall bepaid or secured by a bankguarantee, within 14 (four-teen) days after the sale.3. The following improve-ments are reported to be onthe property, but are not guar-anteed: UNKNOWN4. CONDITIONS OF SALE:The full conditions of the salemay be inspected at the of-fices of the Sheriff of the HighCourt, Modimolle, Mr BenRakgotho, 108 Hagen Street,Modimolle, 0510. Tel: (014)717 3065.Dated at Polokwane this 15November 2013.P J VAN STADENAttorneys of Plaintiff(s)ESPAG MAGWAI AT-TORNEYSAdan Tas Building26 Jorissen StreetPolokwaneTel: 015 297 5374 / Fax: 015297 5042REF: P J VAN STADEN/RETHA/MAT2922

NOTICE OF SALE IN EX-ECUTIONIN THE HIGH COURT OFSOUTH AFRICA (NORTHGAUTENG HIGH COURT,PRETORIA) CASE NO:31592/2013In the matter between: ABSABANK LIMITED Plaintiffand WILLIAM FOXMOSANA (ID No. 5801185936 081) 1st DefendantMALEBO REBECCAHMOSANA (ID No. 7208230856 082) 2nd DefendantPersuant to a Judgementgranted by this HonourableCourt on 16 July 2013 and aWarrant of Execution, the un-dermentioned property will besold in execution by the Sher-iff of the High Court,Modimolle on Tuesday the21st day of January 2014, at10H00 at the Sheriff’s Office,108 Hagen Street,Modimolle, Limpopo Prov-ince, to the highest bidderwith a reserve price:Erf 4514 Phagameng exten-sion 6 Township, RegistrationDivision K. R. Limpopo Prov-

inceSTREET ADDRESS: 4514DE VOS STREET,Phagameng Ext 6, ModimolleLimpopo Province.MEASURING: 400 (Fourhundred) square metres andheld by defendants in terms ofdeed of transfer no. T11540/2004Improvements are:Dwelling: Lounge, diningroom, kitchen, 2 bedrooms, 1bathroom.No warranties regarding de-scription, extent or improve-ments are given.The conditions of sale to beread out by the Sheriff of theHigh Court at the time of thesale and will be available forinspection at the offices of theSheriff, Modimolle, 108Hagen Street, Modimolle,Limpopo Province.Dated at Pretoria on this the25th day of November 2013.VAN ZYL LE ROUX INCPlaintiff’s AttorneysMonument Office Park71 Steenbok AvenueFirst Floor, Block 3Monument Park- Pretoria

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NOTICE OF SALE IN EX-ECUTIONIN THE HIGH COURT OFSOUTH AFRICA (NORTHGAUTENG HIGH COURT,PRETORIA) CASE NO:20349/2013In the matter between: ABSABANK LIMITED Plaintiffand MARIA GERTRUIDAWILHELMINA VANHEERDEN (ID No. 5206090055 086) 1st DefendantPersuant to a Judgementgranted by this HonourableCourt on 29 July 2013 and aWarrant of Execution, the un-dermentioned property will besold in execution by the Sher-iff of the High Court,Modimolle on Tuesday the21st day of January 2014, at10H00 at the Sheriff’s Office,108 Hagen Street, Modimolle,Limpopo Province, to thehighest bidder without a re-

serve price:Portion 171 (portion of por-tion148) of the farmBuffelspoort No.421, Regis-tration Division K.R.,Limpopo ProvinceSTREET ADDRESS: Portion171 (portion of portion 148)of the farm Buffelspoort 421,Limpopo ProvinceMEASURING: 1,0879 (onecomma zero eight seven nine)hectares and held by defend-ant in terms of deed of trans-fer No. T33493/2011Improvements are:Vacant LandNo warranties regarding de-scription, extent or improve-ments are given. The condi-tions of sale to be read out bythe Sheriff of the High Courtat the time of the sale and willbe available for inspection atthe offices of the Sheriff,Modimolle, 108 HagenStreet, Modimolle, LimpopoProvince.Dated at Pretoria on this the21st day of November 2013.VAN ZYL LE ROUX INCPlaintiff’s AttorneysMonument Office Park

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NOTICE TO REINSTATEA DEREGISTERED COM-PANYNotice is hereby given of theattention to reinstate thederegistered Company:PLATINUM SKILLS CON-SULTANTS, registrationnumber 2009/007436/07. Thereason for the reinstatementisthat the Company is still inbusiness and was deregisteredbecause of and adnimistrativeomission. For further informa-tion or objections please con-tact TALIRF CONSULT-ANTSY MOOLLATel: 074 7321 17429 Kretchmar Street, BelaBela.

Marlene Vermaak

Meetsetshehla Secondary School inVaalwater obtained a 95% pass rate in the2013 matric exams.According to Principal Barend Pretorius

of Meetsetshehla Secondary School, he isvery pleased with the 95% pass rate. “It isa massive achievement and the highest infive years,” he said. “The Limpopo Provin-ce obtained a 71.8% pass rate and theschool is really happy with the results thematrics got.” Four learners of Meetset-shehla Secondary School achieved twodistinctions each, and one received a totalof three distinctions. Saskia Nel received adistinction in Mathematical Literacy andLife Orientation and Gerda Segoapa inSepedi and Life Orientation. MargaretMonyeki received distinctions in Sepediand Life Orientation and Katlego Monyekiin Sepedi and Life Orientation.Top achiever Jeremia Matlala received

distinctions in Sepedi, Life Orientation andLife Sciences. He achieved B-symbols forall his other subjects.

Top results at MeetsetshehlaSecondary School

Jeremia Matlala was the top achieverat Meetsetshehla Secondary Schoolin Vaalwater and received distinc-tions in Sepedi, Life Orientation andLife Sciences. He achieved B-symbolsfor all his other subjects.

Dads in the picture launches ‘Takeyour child to school’ campaign

Mishack Kekana, Chairman of Dadsin the Picture. Photo: Supplied

child to school’ aimed at seeingmore men showing up on the firstday of school, i.e. 15 January 2014.The gesture of showing up at

school supports the biggerchallenges that face their children.These challenges, according toKekana, mostly stem from the lackof participation from male parentalfigures as far as education isconcerned.Kekana added that the goal of the

initiative was to raise awareness ofthe necessity of father’s involvementprior to schools opening, in matterssuch as the buying of uniforms andbooks.The campaign is being

spearheaded from Gauteng and isexpected to take off in areas such asJohannesburg, Pretoria,Soshanguve, Hammanskraal, BelaBela, Mbombela, Polokwane andMafikeng where the organization haslarge numbers of active members.“We would like to encourage every

man, be it uncle, grandfather or bigbrother to make time on this day andbe there for the children in theirlives,” he said.The initiative also enjoys the

support of the Lead SA team, andparticipants are urged to tweet theirpictures of the day at @dadsinthepic.

TK Mashaba

Dads in the Picture as anorganization have embarked onraising awareness of thechallenges of fatherhood. Theorganization is focussed on gettingmen to play an active and visiblerole on the day-to-day challengesof parenting.Mishack Kekana, who has been

pioneering the group, said: “Thisyear we are kicking off the yearwith a campaign called ‘Take your

Mayor urges youth to delay insexual activities

Waterberg District ExecutiveMayor Tlotlanang Mogotlane urgedyoung people to delay in sexualactivities. Photo: Lizzy Bapela

Responsible father figures mustinstil the values of human dignity,equality and respect in young menand boys,” said Mogotlane.She indicated that schools also

can play an important role.Learners must be engaged at anearly age and parents must take anactive role and teach their childrensocietal values. Mogotlane calledon everyone to play their part andprevent violence against women,children and people withdisabilities. She said that nowoman, man or child should bebeaten, raped, stabbed, shot at orattacked in any manner anywherein the country.She encouraged communities to

work together with the authorities toensure that these criminals arearrested and convicted.“Irresponsible parents or guardians

who leave young childrenunattended and vulnerable to abuseare as guilty of crime as those whocommit the crime. The challenge isto thus unite against improper socialbehaviours and practices, breakingthe vicious cycle of violence,”Mogotlane concluded.

Lizzy Bapela

The Waterberg District ExecutiveMayor Tlotlanang Mogotlane has urgedyoung people to delay sex until they areold enough and ready to makeresponsible decisions regarding theirsexual behaviour. Her address followsrecent campaigns on the fight againstHIV and the abuse of women andchildren.Mogotlane said that South Africa is

taking responsibility and people shouldbe encouraged to go for HIV tests andknow their status. She said that thisincludes proper and consistent use ofcondoms, also to prevent unwantedpregnancies.Limpopo Premier Stanley Mathabatha

revealed during the Provincial WorldAIDS Day commemoration that 50 000people in the province tested HIVpositive between April and September.The district municipality is workingtogether with its stakeholders to fightagainst the scourge of HIV and AIDS.They launched the District AIDSCouncil in the beginning of 2013 andhave recently appointed members ofthe District AIDS CoordinatingCommittee. During the release of the2013 statistics, the district had thehighest prevalence of HIV in theprovince standing at 30,3%.The district municipality declared war

on all those who still abuse women,children and people with disabilities.Mogotlane highlighted that governmenthas been at the forefront ofcondemning incidents of violenceagainst women and children and hasurged all citizens to respect their rights.“Tragically, violence and abuse

continue to plague the country andthese horrific crimes happen mostly inthe privacy of our homes, families andcommunities. To combat this, thevoices of men must be louder duringcampaigns and the need to declarepublicly that “enough is enough”.

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The Bela Bela Municipality appears tohave finally begin renovations on theSports Centre, including the communityhall.The renovations come after months of

complaints by sports teams who havenot been able to host visitors due to thefrankly embarrassing state of the sportsfields.According to Matome Sebelebele,

spokesperson for Bela Bela LocalMunicipality, the hall and sports fields arehalfway done and will be opening soon.He also pleaded with the community totake good care of the facilities once the

Sports Centre to be upand running soon

The Netball pitch freshly re-fenced. Photo: TK Mashaba

renovations are complete.“A lot of vandalism has been taking

place in the past,” he said.Koketso Kgabo, the coach of the Sizwe

Stars, was unable to contain hisexcitement.“We are very happy for this

improvement as we will now be able toplay and train on a well-conditionedpitch. We’ve been struggling and havingto play most of our games outside BelaBela so this will be a big boost for ourlocal sports scene.”The fields for netball, volleyball and

tennis have been re-fenced and theirfloor surfaces renovated, including thebasketball pitch.

The SAB off-season comes to an end

SAFA Regional Manager Refiloe Khoza

Boys to men will be visiting BelaBela Pirates at Sunfa Stadium whileElmar Auto welcomes Trouble Mak-ers at Ephraim Mogale Stadium.Happy Hearts will battle it out with

Diesel n Dust FC at Bela Bela HighSchool’s stadium while total Surren-der will be facing off against Qualithoon their home ground at MolotoStadium.Home Defenders are hosting A

terrors at Ephraim Mogale.In Stream B, Mokopane Stone

Breakers will be hosting MBU Eaglesat Mokopane, while Thaba FC areplaying away against SASE FC atMagema Stadium.Simple Yellows will be welcoming

Yster United at Mahwelereng Sta-dium while Juventus are welcomingMosesetjane at Mapela Ground.Maxoma are facing Black Rangers

on their home turf while MokopaneRatanang will be welcomingDimakatso Sundowns, while RealMadrid welcome Mookgophong All-Stars.Moloto Morning Stars will be hosting

Siwelele at Badikwa Ground.In Stream C, Shiniing Stars are

welcoming Barcelona at KauletsaStadium while Ocean Birds arehosting Super Eagles. TownshipRollers are away to Zaba whileDomnigo FC welcomes MountainPowers at Ipeleng Grounds. BafaladiFC will host Real Heart at Northam.

TK Mashaba

The three-week holiday of the localsoccer leagues is over with teamsstarting play as soon as 11 January.The SAB League is eagerly watchedby locals as it is known for mouthwa-tering fixtures.In the SA League, Stream A and

Stream B are ahead of Stream C bya couple of games.According to SAB Regional League

Manager Refiloe Khoza, Stream Cwas still working on logistics but hadstarted their fixtures before theleague went on festive break.The fixtures are as follows: In

stream A, Bazooka will host NTKHappy Boys while Modimolle AllStars will be welcoming MammoetFC at Ephraim Mogale Stadium.