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Burgersfort, Steelpoort, Ohrigstad

23 August 2013

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Law enforcement authorities in and around Burgersfort went big this week Wednesday when a large scale crima combatting operation was held. A number of residents at first thought that something was seriously wrong, judged by the omni presence of law enforcement personnel, vehicles and even mounted Police on horses and motorcycles. Soon it was evident that if you are law abidin, nothing was to be feared and everyone could go on with their daily business as usual. Station Commander of Burgersfort Police Station, Colonel Ronnie Van Niekerk, told the newspaper the operation was held under the command of the Deputy Provincial Commissioner: Operations in Limpopo, Major General Benny Ntlemeza. The operation was a multi-phased operation where units of the South African Police Service joined hands with the Provincialand Municipal Traffic departments and the Immigration office of the Department of Home Affairs to execute roadblocks and stop- and search actions.

NEWS

23 AUGUST 2013

Achaar project forces ahead

We will flush out the criminals - Police

More to come ...

The Police Mounted Unit could be seen patrolling the streets on horseback whilst a Police Air Wing helicopter (the white one seen all over town on Wednesday) covered the action from the air. Specialists from the Vehicle Identification Section, Detectives, Tactical Response Unit, Public Order Policing Unit, Dog Unit, Flying Squad, Motorcycle Unit and Visible Policing Unit participated in the action. Vehicles and individuals were searched for illegal firearms, dangerous weapons, drugs, stolen property and illegal foreigners. Successes achieved included two arrests for the possession of dagga, one arrest for the possession of a dangerous weapon, one arrest for possession of home-manufactured alcoholic concoction, one arrest for the possession of counterfeit DVDs, six foreigners arrested for not having valid immigration documents and several traffic summonses issued for traffic offences. A total of 14 taxis were impounded for not having valid operating licenses, another five vehicles confiscated on suspicion of being stolen, 30g dagga confiscated, one knife and 97 counterfeit DVDs were confiscated. Colonel Van Niekerk says this operation is the first of more to come in an attempt to clamp down on criminality and lawlessness in Burgersfort and to flush out criminals. Rural development is one of the major available tools that can be used to eradicate the scourge of underdevelopment and backwardness. The Millennium Development Goals 2014 are achievable only if we work together with our communities said the Executive Mayor of Sekhukhune District Municipality, Cllr Mogobo David Magabe on Friday last week He addressed a community meeting which was attended by nearly 500, handing over to a contractor and a consultant who will complete the Mokgotho Achaar Manufacturing Factory near Penge. Phase one of this project was completed the previous financial year with the completion of the following: Fencing worth R29809, borehole drilling worth R196555, electricity connection worth R37498, and an achaar making machine worth R259122 (stored at the manufacturer site awaiting the completion of the building). The contractor will commence with the construction of a136 square meter building for the processing of mangos for achaar production. The building will comprise of the following: Factory floor, store room, reception area, office, change rooms and toilets. The total cost of this project which is a direct investment by Sekhukhune District Municipality is R1,645 million. The mayor further said We are expecting this project to be completed after two to three months so that our people can begin to benefit from it. And we are hopeful that we will not experience any hindrances towards the achievement of this goal. Already our target is to benefit 45 people from this project and our hope is that harmony and peace will reign among members of the community and the entire leadership collective so that we can realise our objectives.

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Entrepreneurs clean and cash in

An entrepreneur from Witbank was photographed this week collecting plastic bottles from areas in town know to be illegal dumping sites. After he finished with the area, he had collected two huge bags full of plastic and the area looked significantly better. He will be sending the plastic for recycling which will in return provide him with some cash. This example is one of the ways that locals can empower themselves and also do something for the environment.

Kidnapped boy found in Burgersfort

A 10-year old boy was safely returned to his parents on Wednesday after he was kidnapped near Jane Furse on Tuesday. The boy went missing around 16:00 on Tuesday. His worried parents received a sms a few hours later demanding R10 000 in ransom money be paid into a specific account. The boys parents alerted the police who arranged that the money be paid into the account. On Wednesday the police took a 22-year old female into custody after she tried to withdraw some of the ransom money. The boy was found unharmed near the ATM. The boy was kidnapped after he assisted someone who was asking for directions, said Colonel Ronel Otto, a provincial SAPS spokesperson. The SAPS is still looking for the man who worked with the woman. Anyone with information that can assist in the case can contact their local SAPS.

NEWS

23 AUGUST 2013

Winning is easy at Tubatse SUPERSPAR

Tubatse SUPERSPAR is still giving away prizes in the their Win-A-Car competition. The public can enter in the store and stand a chance to win various lucky prizes as well as the big prize, a VW Polo at the end of the year. This big prize will be drawn just before Christmas. Tubatse SUPERSPAR cares for the community and would like their customers to know that their friendly shopping experience is here to stay. Below: Ms Elizabeth Motubatse from Kgautswane was the lucky winner of a R500 Spar shopping voucher. Her prize was handed over to her by Ms Lethabo Mkhabela from Tubatse SUPERSPAR.

Ms Hildah Kgoedi from Mooihoek won an electricl grill. Her prize was handed to her by Ms Portia Ntshwane from Tubatse SUPERSPAR.

Mr Jackson Masethe from Ga-Masete won a R500 shopping voucher. Ms Kholofelo Mdluli handed him his prize.

Ms Mathume Sekgobela won a shopping voucher. Ms Dimakatso Lengwati handed her the voucher.

Ms Josephinah Thobejane from Moroke won a Logik Hotplate. Her prize was handed to her by Ms Zodwa Mahungela from Spar.

Mr Shadrack Mashabela from Ga-Mashishi won a R500 shopping voucher. He received his prize from Ms Ida Mhlongo.

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Tubatse Chrome Clubs first monthly market

Tubatse Chrome Club hosted its first monthly flea market on Saturday last week. This market will be happening every month and something special will be available for the children every time. This month a Toddlers and Tiara competition took place. The kids were first styled before heading for a photograph. The group then walked the stage before the winners were announced. Stalls with sweet treats, DVDs, clothes and much more were also available. Do not miss the next market. To book your stall contact the Club on 013 236 5112.

1 Chronicles 16:33 - Then shall the trees of the wood sing out at the presence of the LORD, because he cometh to judge the earth. (KJV)
Especially the children enjoyed the day.

Baobab photographed in close proximity to the Olifants River near Mafefe this week. Trunk circumference approximately 15m.

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23 AUGUST 2013

Should parents be allowed to spank

Draft legislation in South Africa will make it illegal for parents to spank their children if it gets approved. If a husband beats a wife, it is a crime, but if a parent hits a child who is helpless, its not illegal, Social Development Minister Bathabile Dlamini told the press. Parents using a flat hand on a childs bottom or enact any other form of corporal punishment at home will be charged with assault. The results of the 2012 National School Violence Study was released this week. It shows KwaZulu-Natal as the province with the highest rate of corporal bunishment in schools. It states that caning, slapping, punching and other means of physical abuse increased from 48.7% in 2008 to 73.7% last year. A statement issued by the SA Human Rights Commission suggests that reported cases often went beyond the definition of corporal punishment, with some children left severely humiliated, grievously injured, disabled or even dead as a result of injuries. We asked readers what they think about the draft law and how it will influence the way parents discipline their children.

Mr Morgan Mafologela said: Children now say they have their own rights. Parents must be able to beat them as punishment. Now children keep themselves busy with bad things. If they allow corporal punishment children will know they will get beaten and wont do bad things.

Mr Mojalefa Ntsoana said: I think it is a good thing to keep corporal punishment. Kids must know their rights, but now if you even talk harshly, they want to call the police. They must not take away the parents right to use corporal punishment. There is a difference between assault and just a good spanking.

Mr Frans Malapane said: Children should be disciplined. According to our culture children must listen and if they dont listen we use the sjambok. That is the only way. If you dont discipline them the new generation will be a nation with problems. I dont support that new law.

Mr Nicho Tebele and Ms Brenda Mokoena said: At home you must be able to beat them a little bit. Not too much. Show them you are the parent. Just whip them a little bit.

Mr Juda Mohubedu and Mr Moses Komane said: When a child is naughty sit down and explain to them why certain things are wrong. It is not good to beat them.

Mr Aubrey Mmola said: We must beat them to teach them a lesson, otherwise they do whatever they want. We must teach them to respect each other. Now they will no longer listen.

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a child as a form of punishment?

Ms Annikie Marule, Mr Mtaburuka Mhlongo and Mr Lucky Mpumi Mathebula said: You must not beat a child. When you beat him or her you will make them do more of the things they were doing wrong. Discipline them by mouth. By beating children you will cause them to lose their minds. Also pray for them.

Mr Dumisa Madalane and Mr Mahlatse Ntoana (left and middle) said: When you look at the rights of children, it says that they need to stay in a safe place. It binds everywhere, not only at school. This law will be good. We support it 100%. Mr Collin Dlamini said: Our kids are no longer controlable because you cant do anything then they talk harassment. Sometimes children misuse their rights.

Ms Promise Selepe and Mr Petunia Selepe said: It is a good thing to punish a child. Parents must just find other ways to punish their children - not by beating them. Talk to the child nicely. If you shout at children they dont listen.

Mnr. B van Staden, Mnr. Dries van der Merwe, Stefanus en Me. Carina van der Merwe s: Ons het grootgeword met n pakslae en niks daarvan oorgekom nie. Wat s die Bybel? Tugtig die een wat jy liefhet anders gaan hy nie luister nie. n Pakslae op sy tyd is goeie medisyne.

Mr Lovemore Hatlane said: Change means growth. It will be good to have this law. The children will have less injuries and will be able to grow nicely. They will be living in a healthy and safe environment. Punishment is not healthy. Children are like plants. If you take care of them they grow. People seek understanding. Use talking as a method to instill discipline.

Mr Marumo Mabokwane said: It will encourage children to disrespect their parents. Spanking them does not mean killing them. Later when the children are out of order government will not be able to control them. The government should not interfere with the way people raise their own children because what they are doing with the aim of protecting the children ends up spoiling the same children. E.g. the abolition of corporal punishment in schools. Most of the learners are out of control because of this. Mnr. Johann Lategan s: Dis onregverdig. Hoekom kon my pa my pakgee? Daar is niks fout met my nie. Daar is n verskil tussen n pakslae en aanranding. Kinders sal heeltemal hand uit ruk. Kyk hoe gaan hulle reeds tekere in die skole waar hulle detensie moet sit. Daar is nou soveel dwelms en anders misdaadsake in skole. By hom is Elouise.

Mr Ben Langa said: Parents must be allowed to spank their children, but there must be limits. If you do it with love, there is no problem, but some people beat them beyond the limit of love. In the end children will understand why they were disciplined that way. Now we will have more criminals and rapists. When we beat them, we prepare them for adulthood.

Mr Karim Dadie said: A child needs discipline by spanking them with the palm of the hand. You cannot take that away from the parent. Children will grow up to be disciplined adults if they are properly disciplined when they are young. Links: Mnr. Rudi van der Merwe s: As jy kyk na die jeug se gedragskode van vandag sal dit hulle net aanhits om geen dissipline te h nie. n Goeie pakslae op sy tyd is kosbaar.

Right: Mr Sipho Hlakudi said: Corporal punishment must not be allowed because beating the flesh doesnt change the real person inside. It only makes them worse. As parents we should lead by example.

NEWS

23 AUGUST 2013

Nedbank Tubatse Crossing officially open

Nedbank Tubatse Crossing officially launched the branch on Saturday last week. The bank set up a special stage and tent where clients and the public gathered to enjoy the days activities. The public enjoyed the music and give aways before the start of the official proceedings. The staff at the branch was introduced to the public and after various formalities by the local ward councillor and officials from Nedbank, Kghosi Ramaube declared the bank married to the Tubatse area. Before heading inside the Tubatse Crossing Mall to cut a ribbon the bank also symbolically handed over a vegetable tunnel to Iterele Primary School and soccer kit to Motshaile Secondary School. These donations are part of the banks commitment to communities in the area. The branch in Tubatse Crossing Mall will assist clients with all the regular banking services they may require. They invite the public to visit them and see how they make things happen!

Credit consultants to watch

Cutting the ribbon are: Mr Shadrack Nkosi, Mr Charles Banda, Ms Maggie Mahlaba, Kghosi Ramaube, Mr Mandla Zwane, Ms Anna Masete, Pastor Phiri and Mr Steven Mudzunga.

Tubatse Crossing Nedbank branch manager Mr Charles Banda introduced his team to the crowd. From left are Ms Kgabo Moloto, Ms Lesedi Mashego, Ms Lebo Sekhukhune, Mr Thabo Ledwaba, Mr Steven Mudzunga, Ms Pulane Ramonyalo, Mr Glen Mokalaka and Mr Sipho Hlakudi.

Clients at Tubatse Build It who would like to buy their building materials on credit can rest assure that the best credit consultants in the region are there to assit. Ms Cynthia Riba (Real People), Ms Elizabeth Sethosa (Real People), Ms Thandi Makhathu (Nedbank) and Mr James Letebele (Real People) were all the best performers for their various institutions for the month of July. They invite clients who would like to apply for credit to use for building or construction to visit them at Tubatse Build It. We would like to assit everyone, even pensioners and those who receive grants can qualify for credit, they said.

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PUBLIC NOTICE
The Municipal Systems Act No. 32 of 2000, Chapter 4 of Section 16-22 encourages the local community to participate in the affairs of the municipality. Members of the public including makgoshi, ward committees, business sectors and other stakeholders are requested to submit written comments or representation to the municipality on the following: 2012/2013 Third Quarter Audit Report 2012/13 Third and Fourth Quarter Performance Report

Copies of the reports will be available at municipal and traditional offices. Those who cannot read/write may come to the Speakers office during working hours for assistance or seek assistance from CDWs and councillors. Written comments or representation should be submitted on or before 13 September 2013 @ 16:00 to the Speakers office. For further enquiries contact Mr. M L Komane @ (013) 231 1000 during office hours.
Address: 1 Kastania Street, Burgersfort; PO Box 206, Burgersfort, 1150; Tel: 013 231 1000; Fax: 013 231 1467; Website: www.tubatse.gov.za

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NEWS

23 AUGUST 2013

Steelpoorters hou Wildsfees

Steelpoort Akademie het hul jaarlikse Wildsfees verlede week Vrydag aangebied. Dit is goed ondersteun en soos gewoonlik kon besighede n lapa borg. Die aand se spyskaart het bestaan uit n verskeidenheid wilsvleisdisse soos biltong, wors, skilpadjies, sosaties en salami met bykosse. Elke graad was vir n lapa verantwoordelik en almal het lekker saam gekuier. Die skool bedank graag: OK Grocer Burgersfort, Pick n Pay Steelpoort, Eastern Chrome Mines, ABSA, GK Profiling, Spur Burgersfort, BKR, Xstrata, Metalmin, PLM Boerdery, Tubatse, Frans Labuschagne, al die ouers wat geld en wild aan die skool geskenk het asook Red Security.

Elke lapa het n ander naam gehad en besighede wat n lapa geborg het, kon lekker met kollegas, vriende en klinte kuier.

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U/13 teams battle it out on the soccer field

The annual Tubatse Build It u/13 soccer tournament took place last week Saturday. Teams played from early morning to try and secure a place int he final. Get the results and more photographs on page 12 of this newspaper.

Plaaslike jagters by skietdag

Die Bosboktak van die SA Jagtersvereniging het verlede week Saterdag n skietdag op Lydenburg aangebied. Die dag is goed bygewoon en ten spyte van n sterk wind is die skuts nie afgesit nie en het goeie tellings geskiet. Die kompetisie was stram en deelnemers het tot op die einde geveg om hul posisies te verbeter. Die wenners van die dag (sluit in rooibok en ghong gekombineer) is soos volg: Algehele wenners: Johan Grimeek (95%), Loffie van Emmenis (93%) en Rudie Stickling (87%). Die dames afdeling is deur Lizl Grimbeek gewen met 82.2% (algeheel 6de). Die Rooibok tabel lyk soos volg: Rudie Stickling 43/45; Johan Grimbeek 41.45 en Loffie van Emmenis 39/45. Die Ghong tabel lyk soos volg: Johan Grimbeek het 5 uit 5 ghonge van 75m tot 300m in 26 sekondes geskiet. Loffie van Emmenis 5 uit 5 ghonge in 31 sekondes en Dirk Wortel 5 uit 5 ghonge in 48 sekondes. Navrae oor die Bosboktak kan gerig word aan: Johan Grimbeek, 082 378 0698. (Foto en inligting: Bosboktak, SA Jagtersvereniging).

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SPORT
On Saturday last week teams from schools all over the region battled it out at the Sekhukhune FET Colleges CN Phatudi campus for the title of Tubatse Build It u/13 soccer champions. Teams participated in the qualifying rounds weeks before the final day. On Saturday the following 16 schools participated: Nthame, Mokgabudi, Marota, Kwata, Malekuobo, Mabocha, SM. Nkoana, Makgalanoto, Seoke, Thibedi, Sefufule, Motlamote, Ntoang, Matianyane and Selepe. The last four teams who battled it our for a place in the final were Matienyane vs Makgalanoto and Sefufule vs Motlamote. The final was between Makgalanoto, the champions from 2012 and Motlamote. The final was eventually decided with a shootout. Both schools were enthusiastically cheered on by the spectators. Eventually Motlamote walked away as the winners. Tubatse Build It hosts this tournament annually and is giving back to the community through this tournament. They would like to thank every school, teacher, coach, player, parent, referee and linesman, employee and supplier who assisted in making this day a success. The winning school walked away with heaps of prizes including soccer kit, a trophy, certificates and sportsbags for the players.

New champions in Tubatse Build It soccer tournament