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I was raped by my brother, woman reveals By Licia Selepe A 28-year-old woman from Muhlava Cross revealed that she was raped by her brother. This revelation was made to the Tzaneen Cluster police commander, Major General Maggy Mathebula during the Anti-Rape door to door campaign at Muhlava Cross Village last Wednesday. When Mathebula and her entourage entered the woman's home and started speaking to her about rape, the woman started to cry before retelling her horrific tale. The woman alleged that her 38-year-old brother repeatedly raped her for years. She never reported the matter to the police and the brother has since passed away. Tzaneen Cluster police spokesperson, Lieutenant Colonel Moatshe Ngoepe, said it is unfortunate that the woman never reported the incident to the police. 'We will arrange counseling for the victim,' said Ngoepe. After the door to door campaign, the police and a number speakers addressed community members at A.F.M Church in the village. Mathebula urged mothers to look after their children and stop leaving their little girls with uncles. 'These days you cannot trust the uncles and grandfathers to baby-sit your little girl while

you are not around. 'Real men do not rape. All men must stand against abuse and join us in the fight against rape and abuse,' said Mathebula. A prosecutor, Masilo Mmola strongly called on community members to stop withdrawing rape cases. 'Our people are withdrawing cases especially if relatives are involved. When people withdraw the cases and the rapists end up walking free, this makes the community doubt the justice system,' Mmola said. He urged rape victims to come out and break the silence. 'Give the police the necessary information and let the justice prevail,' said Mmola. Meanwhile, the provincial police spokesperson, Brigadier Hangwani Mulaudzi said HIV infected rapists might face charges of attempted murder and murder in accordance with the provision of the Sexual Offenses Act no 32 of 2007 as amended. 'All rape suspects will be subjected to an HIV test and if the results come back positive a charge of attempted murder will be added on top of the original rape charge. A murder charge will be imposed if the victim dies as a result of the Aids virus transmitted to the victim by the rapist,' said Brig Mulaudzi. Tzaneen Cluster Police commander, Major General Maggy Mathebula speaking during the AntiRape Campaign at Muhlava Cross last Wednesday.

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Toddler raped while mother calls for help By Licia Selepe A two-year-old girl was raped at Pulaneng Village in the Maake area in the early hours of Friday. This, after her mother left her sleeping to call

for help, when she heard a noise outside the window. According to Maake police spokesperson, Constable Mpho Seroto, an unknown suspect entered the house through the window and raped the girl.

When the mother returned with community members they found that the child had been raped and the suspect was no where to be found. Maake Police Social Crime Prevention unit has since visited the village over the weekend

to raise awareness about rape. Seroto said the police are on the ground searching for the suspect and urged the public to help police arrest the suspect. Anyone with information regarding the incident is urged to contact Maake police on 015 355 8357/8.

Stolen items worth R8 000 recovered Police recovered stolen items worth over R8 000 during the arrest of a burglary suspect at Nwajaheni Village in Nwamitwa on Saturday. According to Letsitele police spokesperson, Constable Reoh Mabunda, the 26-year-old suspect began his burglary spree two years ago. 'The suspect is linked to several cases of

burglaries that occurred between 2011 and 2012,' said Mubunda. During the arrest police recovered stolen items which include TV, sound system, speakers, DVD player and plastic food containers. The suspect was expected to appear before the Ritavi Magistrate's Court at the time of going to press.

Rapist sentenced to life A 35-year-old man was sentenced to life in prison by the Naphuno Regional Court on Thursday for raping an 18-year-old woman. The rapist, Charles Seroto from Serare Village in the Maake area accosted the victim on her way to home in April last year, dragged her into the bushes and raped her. Maake police spokesperson, Constable Mpho Seroto urged community members es-

pecially women and children to avoid walking around the streets at night. 'We also appeal to the public to stop hitchhiking at night at the hiking spot in Maake Plaza to avoid being raped and robbed. Motorists must stop offering lifts to strangers as they end up being hijacked and killed,' said Seroto.

THE RECOVERED ITEMS: From left to right are Constable Reoh Mabunda and Constable Siphiwe Rikhotso of Letsitele police showing some of the recovered stolen items.

Weekly crime reports in brief LETSITELE Letsitele police arrested 45 people over the past week for various criminal activities. Seven people were arrested for assault with intent to cause grievous bodily harm, one for attempted murder, one for stock theft, four for possession of dagga, two for dealing with dagga and 13 for malicious damage to property. Three people were arrested for contravening the Liquor Act, one for burglary, one for driving under the influence of alcohol, one for urinating in public, one for contravening the Immigration Act and 10 people were arrested for contravening the Road Traffic Act. MODJADJISKLOOF Modjadjiskloof arrested 44 people over the past week for various criminal activities. Twenty-one people were arrested for contravening the Immigration Act, two for assault with intent to cause grievous bodily harm and 21 for contravening the Road Traffic Act.

RITAVI Ritavi police arrested 59 people for various criminal activities over the past week. Three people were arrested for assault with intent to cause grievous bodily harm, seven for common assault, four for housebreaking and theft, two for rape, three for murder and 12 for contravening the Road Traffic Act. Sixteen people were arrested for public drinking, eight for illegal gambling, one for malicious damage to property, one for shoplifting and two for plantation of dagga. HAENERTSBURG Haenertsburg police arrested 47 people over the past week for various criminal activities. Thirty-seven people were arrested for contravening the Road Traffic Act, seven for public drinking, one person was arrested for illegal gambling, one for driving under the influence of alcohol and one person was arrested for possession of dagga.

TZANEEN Tzaneen police arrested 81 people the past week for various criminal activities. Three people were arrested for housebreaking and theft, three for driving under the influence of alcohol, one for possession of dagga, one for sexual assault and one for malicious damage to property. Four people were arrested for shoplifting, two for theft, 18 for contravening the Road Traffic Act, one for possession of counterfeit goods and 10 for illegal gambling. Twenty-five people were arrested for prostitution, four for public drinking, two for contravening the Immigration Act, five for possession of stolen goods and one person was arrested for contravening the Liquor Act.

BOLOBEDU Bolobedu police arrested 53 people over the past week for various criminal activities. Twelve people were arrested for public drinking, three for robbery, one for rape, seven for assault with intent to cause grievous bodily harm, two for housebreaking and theft and one for violating the protection order. Four people were arrested for common assault, one for malicious damage to property, three for possession of stolen goods, one for plantation of dagga and five for theft. Two people were arrested for fraud, one for possession of dangerous weapon, one for business robbery two driving under the influence of alcohol, two for contravening the Immigration Act and one for theft of a motor vehicle.

Anti-Rape Campaign launched The Tzaneen Cluster police launched the Anti-Rape campaign last Wednesday in the Rativi policing area. The increasing number of rapes in the Tzaneen area has prompted the police to initiate the campaign, which runs from February to June, as it was identified as a flash point provincially in-terms of high number of rapes. The Tzaneen Cluster has recorded more than 28 cases of rape in January alone. The campaign targets schools and villages which are mostly affected by rape. The campaign was launched at Matlharhi High School and Mpumulani High School in Muhlava Cross where police led by the Tzaneen

Cluster police commander, Major General Maggy Mathebula educated the learners about rape and how to avoid being raped. Mathebula urged the learners to stop going to liquor outlets especially at night as they become easy targets to rapists. 'Stop walking around the streets at night. Most rape victims are raped at night when coming from liquor outlets,' said Mathebula. The campaign program will continue as follows: February 27: Ramatau High School and Nareng High in Metz, Maake area. March 6: Mokhapa High and Mahlane High School at Lephepane, Ritavi area. March 13: Ramochinyadi High School at Ramochinyadi, Bolobedu. March 27: Napscon High School at Tickyline, Maake. April 10: Charles Mathonsi High School at Dan, Ritavi. April 17: Chuene High School at Mamphakathi, Bolobedu. April 24: Lepono High School at Bismark, Maake. May 15: Matimu High School at Khujwana, Ritavi. May 22: Sekhukhumele High School at Mapaana, Bolobedu May 29: Nelson Ramodike High School at Nabane, Ritavi. June 12: Zivuko High School at Mariveni, Ritavi. June 19: Masalanabo High School at Khetlhakone, Bolobedu. June 26: Phusela High School and Seboye High School at Lenyenye, Maake.

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Struggle icon spent time in Lenyenye Dr Mamphela Ramphele, the leader of the newly formed political platform, Agang SA, spent about eight years in Lenyenye outside Tzaneen during the apartheid era. The 65-year-old Polokwane born, Dr Mamphela Aletta Ramphele, was issued with banning orders for her anti-apartheid movements and banished to Tzaneen from April 1977 to 1984. Alone in a strange place, she turned to a church for help. A Father Mooney arranged for her to live with two African nuns at Tickeyline. ‘They threw me out into Tzaneen, but I did not give up. I looked for allies and found the Catholic Church which gave me a room at the

AN ICON: Dr Mamphela Ramphele spent about eight years in Tzaneen.

back and I started a clinic,’ she reflected in an interview. She later set up home in Lenyenye where she was under constant security police surveillance. She formed the Ithuseng Community Health Programme with money from the Black Community Programmes (BCP). She started empowering women, encouraging them to establish vegetable gardens among other initiatives. During her time in Tzaneen she was barred from attending any gatherings, which included treating a patient in the presence of their relatives. And she was, on paper, prevented from

leaving the magisterial district of Lenyenye. Ramphele left Lenyenye in 1984 to go to Port Elizabeth where she was offered a job at Livingstone Hospital. Dr Ramphele is a medical doctor, an academic and a successful businesswoman. She was a close friend of Steve Biko, with whom she had two children. She is a former managing director at the World Bank and a onetime Vice-Chancellor at the University of Cape Town. On Monday she announced the formation of a new political party, named "Agang" (Sotho for ‘Build’), intended to challenge the African National Congress.

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Top five matrics get laptops best school with highest pass rate of 92%. The circuit also recognized learners and teachers in the circuit who performed exceptionally in academic, performing arts and sports by awarding them with trophies and certificates. The circuit invited number of speakers to motivate current Grade 12 learners to work hard and improve the circuit matric pass rate. One of the speakers was the media liaison officer for the provincial Department of Safety, Security and Liaison, Molebatsi Masedi, who is the product of Motupa Circuit. He advised the learners to take education serious because without it you cannot have a better future. 'Material things are temporary and can be taken away anytime but with education is different because no one can take education from you,' said Masedi. Motupa Circuit manager, Lawrence Makgato congratulated the class of 2012 and wished them well in their tertiary studies. The organisers thanked the following organisations and individuals for sponsoring the event: MacP Constructions, Victorious Technologies, Supreme Educational Supplies, SEEUS Enterprises, Hermy Constructions, Sipho Ramalobela of Black Diamonds, Mora No. 1, Mosram and Khunelaletete.

The top five matriculants for Motupa Circuit 2012 were awarded with laptops from MacP Constructions and Sipho Ramalobela of Black Diamonds last Wednesday at Relela in Bolobedu South. The top matriculants also received certificates and trophies during the Motupa Circuit Excellence Awards ceremony. The top five learners are, in first position is Tintswalo Baloyi from Fobeni High School, second is Thabang Mampeule from Matokane High, third is Lordwick Daniel Lebea from Kgwekgwe High, fourth Magreth Nkateko Hlangwana from Mahletlego Machaba High and in fifth position is Dingaane Mathye from Mopye High School. The circuit improved by 5% in 2012 matric results by obtaining 50,5%. Kelekeshe Secondary School was named the most improved school in the circuit which improved from 47% in 2011 to 66% in 2012 while Matseke High School was named the

THE TOP FIVE: From left to right are the top five learners in the Motupa Circuit,, in first position is Tintswalo Baloyi from Fobeni High School, second is Thabang Mampeule from Matokane High in abstentia is represented bu his mother, Dikeledi Mampeule, third is Lordwick Daniel Lebea from Kgwekgwe High, fourth Magreth Nkateko Hlangwana from Mahletlego Machaba High and in fifth position is Dingaane Mathye from Mopye High School.

NUMBER ONE: The top learner in the Motupa Circuit,Tintswalo Baloyi from Fobeni High School is flanked by Motupa Circuit manager, Lawrence Makgato (left) and Jane Molewa (right0.

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Praise for matric results improvement The teachers and learners of Mopye High School in Bolobedu South highly praised local businessman on Friday for playing a significant role in improving the school's matric results. Herman Maloko donated money to pay teachers who gave extra lessons to Grade 12 learners during the weekends in the Bolobedu South area. Mopye High School, one of the former worst performing schools in the area improved from 28% in 2011 to 48% in 2012 matric results. The principal of Mopye High School, Malekutu Molewa and Motupa Circuit manager, Lawrence Makgato thanked Maloko for generous contribution

towards the improvement of the school's matric results. Maloko said he donated money to the circuit to help Grade 12 learners because it pains him to see some learners repeating Grade 12, some up to three times. 'I am glad that my money did not go into waste and I would have been disappointed if nothing good came out of it. It's always a pleasure making a different in the community,' said Maloko. Maloko called upon other business people to follow suit so that more schools could benefit. Maloko plans to continue funding weekend extra lesson. The current Grade 12 learners pledged to work hard and put their school on top.

DETERMINED: Grade 12 learners of Mopye High School pledged to work hard and put their school on top.

Consent needed for under 21 initiation MAKING A DIFFERENCE: Motupa Circuit manager, Lawrence Makgato, Herman Maloko and the principal of Mopye High School, Malekutu Molewa during the visit to the school.

The initiation of young men under the age of 21 years without parents or guardians' consent will soon become a criminal offence. This according to the proposed Initiation School Repeal Bill recently discussed at the meeting held by the Department of Cooperative Governance, Human Settlements and Traditional Affairs (CoGHSTA) officials, senior traditional leaders and some headmen in the province. The bill also seeks to criminalize the snooping into an initiation school

by those who are not initiation school graduates, regulation of the admission fee for the initiation school by the MEC for CoGHSTA, Clifford Motsepe in consultation with senior traditional leaders. The local houses of traditional leaders must establish committees to assist the provincial house in recommending applications for initiation schools, which must be approved or disapproved by the department. The closing date for applications

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Impala held to a goalless draw Castle Stars held Impala Boys to a goal less draw in a Bolobedu Progressive Football Association league game at Khekhuting on Saturday. Modjadji City ended the first round games of the league on a high note by beating Castle Stars 3-1 on Sunday. Khutso Semosa scored two goals while Percy Motlabafatse scored one for Modjadji City. Edward Moyakgayakga scored a consolidating goal for Castle Stars. This weekend the second round will kick off with an opening match between Rapho Kickers and Rapitsi at Kgapane Stadium on Saturday at 13:00. At 15:00 also at Kgapane Stadium on Saturday, Ajax will take on Juventus and Kgapane Development will clash with Super Warrior at 17:00. Meanwhile Modjadji City will lock horns with Shooting Stars at Masanabo on Saturday. Kick off is 15:30. On Sunday at Mokwasele, Supersport plays

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DRAW: Impala Boys were held to a goalless draw at Khetkhuting on Saturday. Castle Stars at 12:00 while Impala Boys will take on Mafia at 14:00 and Shooting Stars will play Mok-

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Classic easily made it through to the semi finals of the Tzaneen Cash & Carry and Unilever Soccer Tournament. Classic beat Cazoro 5-1 at Cazoro sport grounds at Lenyenye on Sunday. Rita also had no trouble qualifying for the semi-finals after thrashing Cosmos 4-0. Other teams which qualified for the semifinals set for this coming Sunday include Juventus and Benefica. Fixture for the semi-finals: Juventus will take on Rita while Classic lock horns with Benefica at Cazoro sport grounds on Sunday. For more information about the tournament, you can contact Evan Maunatlala on 073 898 2002.

Mopani weekend soccer results Mopani SAB Regional League weekend results: Stream A: on Saturday, Bilika All Stars 4, Mamaila Citizen 3; Gwambe Hungry Lions 2, Moccassin Express 0; Hatshama Bucs 0, Jackson Young Stars 4; Mavalalani B Profs 4, Moleketla Continental 4; Mokwakwaila Golden City 1, Mamanyoha Golden Arrows 1; Relela Flying Birds 4, Timangweni 2; Silawa Hotspurs 4, Mhlokozi Fast Move 3; Winnerspark 6, Matsena Giant Killers 1; Ximausa Home Boys 0, Gawula Claasic 0. On Sunday, Bilika All Stars 4, Jackson Young Stars 4; Gwambe Hungry Lions 4, Moleketla Continental 0; Mavalalani B Profs 1, Mamaila Citizen 1; Mhlokozi Fast Move 1, Timangweni 1; Mokwakwaila Golden City 2, Moccassin Express 0; Relela Flying Birds 2, matsena Giant Killers 1; Silawa Hotspurs 1, Hatshama Bucs 1; Winnerspark 1, Gawula Classic 0; Ximausa Home Boys 0, Mamanyoha Golden Arrows. Stream B: on Saturday, Burgersdorp United 3, Mariveni River Stars 1; Foskor Cllies 2, Khalanga 1; Hlohlokwe United 1, Gavaza Stone Breakers 0; Julesburg United 1, Umhlanga Aces 2; Mohale

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XITIVISO XA KU LAVISISA KU TSHIKELERIWA KA MBANGU Xitiviso lexi xi tisiwa eka nwina hi ku ya hi nawu wa 6 wa milawu leyi nga humesiwa eka switiviso swa mfumu, xitiviso xa nomboro R543 Hi 2010 khotavuxika ehansi ka xiyenge xa vu 54(2)(b)(i) ya nawu wo hlayisa mbangu (Nawu wa vu 108 hi 1998) hi xikongomelo xo endla ndzavisiso eka xiyenge xa full EIA lexi welaka eka ntirho wo (ku akiwa ka ntlhanu wa mabiriji etikweni ra ka Mphagani exifunzeni xa Greater Giyani Local Municipality ehansi ka Mopani District eLimpopo Province. Projeke leyi i ya ku akiwa ka mabiriji lama ma ringanaka ntlhanu. Ndhawu ya projeke: Ntirho lowu wu nga ta va kona wu ta va Etikweni ra ka Mphagani, ku ringana 300 wa timitara ku suka Epatweni ra R529). Ntirho lowu wu ta va ni ku tshikelela eka mbangu na kona wu tsariwile eka milawu leyi humesiweke hi mfumo, nawu wa nomboro 11(iii) ehansi ka milawu leyi vitaniwaka R544 leyi yi nga humesiwa hi mfumo Hi 18 Khotavuxika hi 2010 wu hlamusela leswaku: • Ku akiwa ka mabiriji endhawini leyi ku nga ni mati kumbe endhawini leyi yi nga kusuhi ni mati hi 32 wa timitara. Diges hi ku yimela Geater Giyani Local Municipality yi yisile papilla ro kombela ku pfumeleriwa ku endla ndzavisiso wa ku tshikeleriwa ka mbangu Eka Department ya Economic Development, Environment & Tourism.

Environmental Assessment Practitioner Mpfariseni Nelushi DIGES P.O.Box 5743 Polokwane 0750 Tel: 015 291 4151 Fax: 015 291 4167 Email: [email protected]

Proponent Giyani Local Municipality Contact Person Musa Mathebula Tel:015 811 5500 Fax:015 812 2068 Email:[email protected] 84799

Standards 10 Litre - R40.00 20 Litre - R60.00 Shrubs 5 Litre - R25.00 Wide variety of Palms from R30.00 Tree Ferns 10 Litre - R30.00 Flowers in assorted colours and Vegetable trays available.

THATCH ROOFS, HARVEY ROOFS, WOODEN DECKS, HERVORMDE WOODPLASTIC KERK LETSITELE DECKING & JUNGLE Oggend dienstye: GYMS. CALL WALT AT 082-872-5530 Sondae 9 uur by

JOU BESIGHEID SE BOEKE; KOPSEER OF VREUGDE? By Maritel doen ons: •Boeke tot op finale proef (bank, kleinkas, debiteure, krediteure en alle gepaardgaande rekonsiliasie) •Bestuurstate •BTW, alle fasette (Boere wat mark toe stuur baie welkom) •U.I.F. (Werkloosheids versekering) •NS! Doen ook Pastel opleiding met `n verskil, prakties by die werkplek. Groot sukses!! Skakel nou vir Marie by 072-409-7057 YM004287

SKYLIGHTS Cheap and easy way to get more light into your house. From R2150. Dewald 0844-455-455 YM004365

GRASDAKKE HARVEY DAKKE, HOUT DEKKE, HOUTPLASTIEK DEKKE & KLIMRAME. SKAKEL WALT BY 082-872-5530 YM004291

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Laerskool Dr Annecke. Bybelstudie: Woensdae oggende 9 uur. 082-808-0802 YM004262

HERVORMDE KERK TZANEEN Eensgesind in die geloof tot eer van God. Eredienste elke Sondag 9vm. Skakel 015-307-4508 YM004264

SHEKINAH HOUSE We`re about loving God & loving people! Services: 9:00 & 18:00, 9:00 Children`s Church, 12:00 Sotho/Shangaan service. Where we are: 10 Manorvlei, Old Gravelotte Rd, Tzaneen. Pastor Bryan Varrie/Pastor Rassie Pretorius 015-307-4729 015-307-6954 Affiliated "THE C H R I S T I A N NETWORK"

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LETABA REKENMEESTERS Finansiële State, alle Belastingsopgawes, Belastingadvies, Boedelberedding,NCR Registrasie, Oprigting van BK`s, Trust en Maatskappye, Debietorder Stelsel. Boekhouding en Belasting Hersienings. Professionele Rekenmeesters(SA). Skakel Jaco De Wet 082-804-4158 of 015-307-6202/3 YM004432

WOODPECKER TIMBER FRAME CONSTRUCTION

Design, Material supply & Construction of: Houses; Lodges Staff Quarters; Designer Timber Gates and Stairs; Decks; Supply and installation of Laminated Floors. Contact Simon 071 687 5521 Email: [email protected]

ST. PETERS ANGLICAN CHURCH Cnr of Agatha and 0017 Hermanus Street. Services Services each Sunday at 09:15 am. For more details tel BILLA CARPENTERS We specialize in kitchen 015-307-3534 nc YM004265

Mi komberiwa ku tsarisa tani hi mu aka tiko loyi a khumbekaka na ku tisa swibumabumelo kumbe swisolo eka DIGES (Vativi va swa mbangu) eka vuxokoxoko lebyi landzelaka:

Big wholesale specials to public.

Family Transformation Centre Potplants, Hanging Old Gravelotte Rd, Baskets, Cycads, opp Fairview Lodge, Ponytails, Groundcovers Tzaneen. Courses and much more!! are run throughout the year relating to Call 082 922 9111 Pre-marriage, On R71 to Letsitele Marriage, Parenting, Divorce Care for Next to Bosveld Lapa adults and children, Grief Share and 0016 Personal Growth. Professional Services Contact Maryna at 015-307-2527 or APPROVED 015-307-4729

www.overcoats.co.za WE DELIVER COUNTRY WIDE COME VISIT OUR SHOP WITH 15 000 COATS ON SALE

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MONEY MONEY MONEY Loans from R1000.00 up to R100,000.00 Approval within 10 minutes. Blacklisted and Garnishee orders welcome, refer a friend and receive commision. Contact 015-307-3359 YM004296

cabinets, old furniture repairing and any kind of wood work. Near Van Velden Hospital, Acacia Park, Flat No 11, Tzaneen. Call 071-182-7821 or 074-707-6602 YM004466

ENRICO`S INSTALLATION For DSTV. Antenna, DVD & Surround Sound Systems. For Quality service. Call Enrico @ 083-582-2442 YM004272

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INSTANT LAWN LM & COASTAL BUFFALO (SWAZI) GRASS @ R25 per sq.m. Contact 073-548-3684 YM004284

MANGO AND PALM TREES FOR SALE Grafted at R20 and Palms from R10 5L bag.QUADS FOR H I R E . D o u g 083-453-2228. Sunland N u r s e r y . ACCOMMODATION available AT WORLDS BIGGEST BAOBAB. 5 Chalets ensuite. R300 p /p. Contractors Wendy houses/caravans etc. R100 p/p. Heather 082-413-2228 YM004300

TE KOOP...... 2004 JEEP CHEROKEE 4X4 3.7 A/T. Uitstekende toestand. Silver, lae kilo`s op die klok. `n Winskoop @ R92 000.00. Kontak: 082-419-6885. SS000211

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Blue Rocks thrash Pillers Blue Rocks improved their position on the SAFA Second Division Iimpopo stream log standings following a 2-0 win over Ray Pillers FC at Nkowankowa Stadium on Sunday. The win elevated the Mawa Block 12 team, Blue Rocks from 11th to 10th position on the log with 18 points accumulated from 15 games. Elsewhere, Mighty FC 2 , Rospa United 1; Phungo All Stars FC 0 , Baroka FC 0; The Dolphins 2 , Lephalale Young Killers 0; Nobela All Stars 1, Giyani Hotspurs 1; Mosesetjane All Stars FC 1, Baobab Zero Fake 0; Modimolle Aces 1 , Basel FC 2; Winners Park FC 4 , Magezi FC 1.

VICTORIUS: Blue Rocks beat Ray Pillers FC 2-0 at Nkowankowa Stadium on Sunday.

Golden Aces win KLG Top 8 The resilient outfit of Golden Aces were crowned the champions of the Kaizer Letsoalo Games (KLG) Top 8 Soccer Challenge after beating the tough side of Royal Celtic 5-3 on penalties at Lephepane ground at the weekend. The game was watched by thousands of football fanatics from various settlements in the Khujwana, Lephepane, Mosoroni, Moime, Thlabine and Rakoma areas who descended on the sports facility to witness history being made. The match started at a blistering pace with either side gunning for an early lead. It was, however, Royal Celtic who had an upper hand as they clearly dominated Aces in all areas, with Celtic's livewire Matome 'Viper' Maowasha being the main menace. It was

therefore not unexpected when he netted Royal Celtic's first goal in the 22nd minute to send the crowd into a rupture. Golden Aces levelled the score-line in the 39th minute via a highly-schooled shot from the troublesome Peter 'Satan' Phakula. At interval the scoreboard read 1-1. The two sides upped their game in the second stanza in search of a winner. Viper again relentlessly tormented the Aces defence line of Actor Machetela and Joseph 'Pule' Letsoalo until they cracked in the 75th minute. He used the space generously given to him to unleash a terrific shot to give his side a 2-1 lead. Royal Celtic players, especially the captain Vincent Makgoba seemed to lose focus on the game and started concentrating more on the

personality of the referee. Their defence line and goalkeeper started being casual and remonstrating with the referee. This earned them two red cards which saw Makgoba and Bankhaya Moagi given marching orders by the referee, Merafi Maponya. Aces capitalised from this situation and netted a late equaliser in the 89th minute to push the match to a penalty shoot-out. In the end, Golden Aces won by 5-3 after two Celtic players missed from the dreaded spot kick. Though his team fell, the panel of adjudicators gave Matome 'Viper' Maowasha the 'Player of the tournament' award, whereas Modhaka Maponya of Golden Aces got the 'Goalkeeper of the tournament' award.

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