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Media state-
ment on the
riots and
Marula Plat-
inum Mine
Closure
The tribal authorities of Kgwete, Mashishi and Manyaka,
together with the Marula Six Host Communities Forum
(Community Forum), held mediated consultative meet-
ings aimed at resolving the community riots at Marula
Platinum Mine which have resulted in the temporary
Steelpoort Akademie spog hierdie kwartaal met vyf nuwe onderwysers. Hulle is van links: Natasha Graham, Yolanda Miller,
shut-down of operations at the mine. These affected
Kallie Erasmus, Sonja Erasmus en Precious Thankge. Sommige is ou bekendes in die omgewing terwyl ander van verder
community leadership structures agreed to further
na die skool ‘ingevoer’ is.
engagements in a bid to speedily resolve the underlying
issues since the riots and the resultant mine closure
1-Stop Midas Steelpoort
were both detrimental to the communities and the mine.
The talks ran for three consecutive days, from Mon- last week embarked on their 1-Stop Midas Steelpoort on the move!
day 25 March to Wednesday 27 March 2019, in Burg- annual outreach to the local
ersfort. The management of Marula Platinum Mine was communities together with
represented in the meetings and, on the last day, the Glencore Lion Smelter.
LED Manager of Fetakgomo Tubatse Local Municipal- HIV testing and counsel-
ity joined the meeting, providing invaluable advice and ling took place as well as
support to the process. All tribal authorities on whose screening for glucose,
land the Marula Platinum Mine is operating were invited blood sugar, blood pres-
to the meetings, unfortunately, not all attended, despite sure testing and eye health
numerous efforts to encourage their participation. screening.
As can be expected, there were some heated
debates in the meetings but mutual respect, tolerance
and cooperation prevailed and for this, we commend all
who participated. The community leadership structures
(Tribal Authorities and Community Forum) agreed in
writing to some good and progressive resolutions. They
also agreed that Marula Platinum Mine should resume
business operations and pledged to ensure that there
will be no further riots or disruptions by the communities.
The two tribal authorities that abstained from the
aforementioned talks will be re-engaged with an aim of
getting them into the broader process towards ensuring
an all-inclusive engagement platform between Marula
mine and its host communities. It is worth noting that
Earlier last week an AMPRO tool day was
despite their abstinence from the talks, the two tribal au-
also held (bottom).
thorities also signed resolutions against further riots and
disruptions of the mine’s operations by communities.
Accordingly, the Marula Platinum Mine operations
resumed on 27 March 2019 and the situation has nor-
malised.
“The management of Marula Platinum Mine wishes
to thank everyone who participated in this process for
the commitment to finding an agreeable resolution as
the continuation of operations at the mine is in the best
interests of all its stakeholders,” said Mogale Mashilane,
Executive: Marula Operations.

Revelation 3:7-8 King James Version (KJV)

7 And to the angel of the church in Philadelphia write;

These things saith he that is holy, he that is true, he that
hath the key of David, he that openeth, and no man
shutteth; and shutteth, and no man openeth;

8 I know thy works: behold, I have set before thee an open

door, and no man can shut it: for thou hast a little strength,
and hast kept my word, and hast not denied my name.

Openbaring 3:7-8

7 Skrywe aan die leraar van die gemeente in Filadelfia:

So sê die Heilige, die Ware God, Hy wat die sleutel van
Dawid het, wat die deur oopsluit en niemand sal dit weer
toesluit nie, en dit toesluit en niemand sluit dit weer oop
nie:

8 Ek weet alles wat julle doen. Kyk, Ek het ‘n deur voor

julle oopgesluit en niemand kan dit weer toesluit nie.
Ek weet dat julle min krag het, en tog het julle aan my
boodskap vasgehou en My nie verloën nie.

Photograph: Elanie van der Walt

5 APRIL 2019 NUUS 3

Developing suppliers
Young beauty do
to create prosperity
The Sekhukhune District Municipality this
week Tuesday launched their Enterprise and
Supplier Development Programme at Win-
endeavors to deliver on infrastructure such
as water and sanitation.
He also stressed that the support of business
the area proud
terveld Recreation Club in Steelpoort. and communities is necessary for the license Lehlogonolo Mabanna (8) represented the North West to participate in the national
The Executive Mayor, Cllr K.S. Ramaila deliv- of a Special Economic Zone (SEZ) in the Limpopo in the Miss Elite SA 2019 compe- competition against contestants from other
ered the keynote address and stressed the area. It is envisioned that a SEZ will boost tition. provinces. There she came fourth overall.
importance of developing black business in development and create even more opportu- This young beauty from Burgersfort first Lehlogonolo is very passionate about mod-
the area while empowering co-operatives and nities. walked away with the Miss Elite Limpopo elling and participating in beauty pageants.
other initiatives to create jobs and flourish to The day’s activities also included a variety of title in her age category and was the Miss She may be young, but already has a lot of
bring prosperity to the district. presentations that touched on subjects such Elite 2019 Public Choice winner as well. experience having modelled clothes for Jet
Ramaila asked the private sector and espe- as B-BBEE and input from entities like the As the winner she headed to Klerksdorp in Stores in Polokwane and participating in
cially mines in the area to assist them in their Business Counsel. the Tiny Miss Lim-
popo Mzantzi Africa
competition.
She is also part of
a local modelling
academy that teaches
young girls to be
models.
The Miss Elite South
Africa competition
also requires contest-
ants to be involved in
their communities and
give back.
Lehlogonolo worked
with several charity
projects, including the
donation of toys to
26 orphaned children
at an orphanage in
Ga-Manoke village.
“I would like to give
thanks to everyone

Danger
who supported my
projects and assisted
me in my journey. The
best gift is giving from
Members of the public alerted the heart” she said
the newspaper to telephone this week.
poles that were blown over dur-
ing a big storm in February. The
poles still have wires connected
and is very close to the edge (Photograph and
of the road. Especially at night information: Mrs P
this poses a danger as some- Mabanna)
one veering off the road cannot
easily see the cables.
Platinum Gazette contacted
Telkom and although official
feedback is still awaited, an
official called to make sure of
the exact location and said
that a contracted will be sent
to recover the falled poles. He
added that the affected lines are
no longer in use and should thus
not be affecting any service from
their side.
4 NEWS
Your opinion on the interaction
Politicians accusing the media as being
biased, driving personal agendas and even
saying that they are writing lies, is nothing
new.
In recent months the EFF’s Julius Malema
complained that his party is being side-
stepped by the media when it comes to cov-
erage of events. He was also recently in the
news for publishing journalist Karima Brown’s
personal details on Twitter. This led to her
receiving threats of rape and physical harm.
(His initial tweet has since been deleted, but
he still accused Brown of being partial). A
legal battle is now in being fought about this
issue.
This week at a press conference held by the
ANC, the party’s deputy secretary general
Jessie Duarte accused an eNCA reporter
Samkele Maseko, for asking “attacking”
questions and accused him of intimidation.
Both Duarte and Maseko allegedly called
each other ‘bullies’.
After the incident the ANC stood by Duarte,
as they’ve stood behind the party’s secre-
tary-general Ace Magashule. Magashule is
allegedly considering legal action against
journalist Pieter-Louis Myburgh. Myburgh has
written a book titled Gangster State - Un-
ravelling Ace Magashule’s Web of Capture.
According to the book, Mgashule allegedly
benefitted and were involved in so-called
dodgy deals while being premier and provin-
cial chairperson of the party. The ANC had
accused newspapers and Myburgh of being
like Stratcom and of publishing propaganda.
In February journalists were blocked from
attending a DA press briefing in Durban. It is
alleged that armed Metro guards removed
members of the media from the venue. The
press briefing was eventually held on the
steps of the venue under the watchful eye of
police officers.
The South African National Editor’s Forum
(Sanef) reacted to the various incidents with
concern and an intention to speak with those
involved (both the media and the politicians)
and an international Committee to Protect
Journalists based in New York expressed
concern over the threats directed towards
Brown.
In light of the recent public altercations,
Platinum Gazette asked readers how they
perceive the interaction between the media
and politicians.
Ms Lydia Matjie said: “Sometimes the media
is biased. They must treat all political parties
equal. Not all the media or journalists, but
some of them are being ‘bought’ to go after a
certain political party. If the politicians are not
satisfied they should sit down and talk face
to face with the journalists. Journalists should
also verify their facts before they report on it”.
Mr Myles Dibakwane said: “The media is
doing the right things. Many politicians hide
things and the public need to know about it.
People are free now and they have a right to
know”.
Mr Michael Sekhukhune said: “The journal-
ists are doing their jobs. The politicians just
want to hide things with the elections coming.
There must be freedom of speech”.
Mr Michael Madigage said: “They (politicians)
are trying to hide bad things. We, the people
are happy with the media. The media is ex-
posing the politicians’ weaknesses and that is
why they are unhappy – especially before the
elections”.
Mr Frans Maroga said: “I think that some-
times politicians don’t like the media because
they are hiding things that journalists expose.
Politicians are too sensitive. It is important
that the public know about corruption and
other things through the media”.
Mr Peter Ndlovu said: “Politicians have no
right to criticize. Journalists are just doing
their jobs. The journalists are close to the
people and the people need to know what
happens with corruption and other things in
government. The journalists are also taking
our stories to government. Our journalists
are near to us. Freedom of the media and
freedom of speech is important”.
Mr MD Mashabela said: “I don’t think political
parties are being treated unfairly by journal-
ists”.
5 APRIL 2019
Mr Joseph Makola said: “The media is
portraying us as a country to the outside
world and sometimes the way they do it, is
not looking good. Positive reporting is always
welcome - as long as it is the truth, good
or bad. Political parties do not really have
something against the media, but sometimes
the media is using their reporting to gen-
erate business. The potential of journalists
being ‘bought’ to do favourable reporting
on a specific party is also big”. With him is
Reabetswe.
Mr Lucas Serage said: “Journalists are pro-
fessional. In most cases what they see, hear
and report from the scene is true. Some jour-
nalists however, can be bought to damage a
politician’s credibility. Some politicians also
don’t have respect and are hiding behind
so-called ‘political language’. I’m not comfort-
able with the politicians playing against each
other. Politicians should behave dignified and
not shout on TV. It is not necessary to portray
an image of a rascal or even a radical. Be-
have respectable and be a leader that sets
an example”.
Left: Ms Melita Mokoena said: “Why cry if
you have nothing to hide? The journalists are
doing their jobs. As a person in the public
eye you must know that everything will be
disclosed. The media is not biased in my
opinion. If you work in politics you should be
clean as a white sheet. Don’t ever lie”.
5 APRIL 2019
between the media and politicians
Mr Peter Mokgwatsana said: “The media
is not biased and they are just doing their
jobs very well. Politicians should not fight
with journalists. In South Africa there are too
many parties and they should respect free-
dom of speech”.
Ms Anna Mathonsi said: “The journalists are
just doing their jobs. Politicians have to be
open. The media is not biased. Some media
however, not all of them, but some of them
do exaggerate and add their own story to is-
sues being covered to make sure people will
buy the newspapers. Some politicians have
a point about certain journalists, but not all of
them. Politicians like Malema just wants the
publicity, that is why he always has an issue”.
Mr Mmekeng Sekgogoba said: “Journalists
are reporting the truth. What they say is re-
ally the reality. Most of the politicians are not
clean and that is why they are afraid. If you
are clean you don’t have to cry. I think that
minority parties’ politicians crying about the
media just want attention”.
NUUS 5
Ms Rachel Tjie and Ms Mercy Magaba said: “Journalists are just do-
ing their jobs. Politicians just want to hide things. We feel journalists
are being fair. Politicians should stop accusing journalists of things
and start delivering what they’ve promised us”.
Left: Ms Maggy
Mosoma said: “Pol-
iticians always like
to complain. They
don’t solve problems.
The journalists are
just doing their jobs
Mr Johannes Moropa, Mr Kgaogelo Kumalo, Mr Canny Sekgobela,
correctly. Sometimes
Mr Thato Lesele, Ms Prudance Rangwaga and Ms Thato Mohlala
politicians complain
said: “They are afraid the media will expose them. If they don’t do
because journalists
anything wrong, they should not fight with media. We believe jour-
expose their corrup-
nalists are writing the truth. If politicians fight with journalists it shows
tion”.
that the truth is coming out”.
Ms Tebogo Mashigo, Ms Rosa Makola and Ms Irene Ramoshaba said: “Journalists have to
adhere to a code of conduct. Some journalists are just telling the truth while others are being
biased. We don’t really trust all the media out there”.
Mr Khutso Moshwane said: “The media
is doing its work. They should talk without
fear where there are points like corruption,
irrespective of which political party is affect-
ed. Politicians are crying against the media
because it is now going into election time”.
Mr Abram Phako said: “The journalists are
just doing their jobs. They must be able to
proof what they report in a court. The politi-
cians just want attention. To tell the people
that they are the best while looking good.
So they don’t like things being exposed by
journalists”. With him is Romeo Phako.
Ms Shirley Ntsie said: “If they have noth-
ing to hide, why complain? I don’t think the
journalists will put their jobs in jeopardy by
lying. I think the media is being fair towards
Mr Resman Kobe said: “The politicians don’t politicians and political parties”. With her is
have to fear anything. If they fight like they Thabo.
do now, it looks like there is a skeleton at Mr Tumelo Shadi said: “The journalists are
the back they try to hide. They are scared of doing their jobs. Politicians are in the public
what may come out before the elections. The eye and should not be so sensitive. If you’ve
journalists must go on to do their jobs. They got nothing to hide, don’t cry as journalists
help the public by revealing hidden agendas”. are doing their jobs”.
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Modikwa athletes
run in Ermelo
Steelie rugby teams ready for the season
Elvis Madiba and Karel Morethe ran the The u/13 and u/11 rugby teams
Gert Sibande Marathon last weekend. from Steelpoort Academy went on
The race took place in Ermelo. tour during the school holiday. They
Elvis ran the 42km race in 04:18 and participated in the Sunshine Week in
Karel the 21km race in 1:25. Marble Hall where 15 different schools
(Information and photograph: Willem gathered. The teams gained valuable
Montgomery) experience and enjoyed the trip. They
are ready to take on the rest of the
rugby season with enthusiasm.
Meanwhile the school is also proud
of Mr Armin Maritz and Mr Norman
Jordaan (photograph below) were
selected to be Mpumalanga Primary
Schools (Puma) Officials for rugby this
season.

The u/ 11 rugby team (above) with their coaches, Mr Armin Maritz, Mr Neels Beukes and Mr
Norman Jordaan. Below is the u/13 team with the same coaches and Mr Willie Oosthuizen.

PMSL results
Pulana Maroga soccer league (PMSL)
played on 30 March 2019. The results were:
Tshakanya ground: Mighty Rovers: 1 vs Bull
Bull: 3. Maruleng ground: Mangabane: 0
vs Golden Spears: 2. Maruleng: 1 vs Fast
11 jnr: 0. Mathipa ground: Real Touch: 4 vs
Young Dribblers: 1. Happy Fighters: 0 vs
Mighty Bucks: 2 Results for 31 March 2019:
Lenareng ground: Mighty Bucks: 2 vs Mighty
rovers: 0. Stone Breakers: 1. Driekop FC
ground: Young Dribblers: 0 vs Happy stars:
3. Real Touch: 4 vs Maruleng:0. Driekop FC:
2 vs Mighty Blues: 2. Golden ground: Tearing
Lions: 2 vs Fast 11 jnr: 0. Golden Spears: 0
vs Hungry Vultures: 1.
(Information: Pulana Maroga Soccer League)
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On Saturday 23 March 2019 Central United team, Mogalakwena netball team, Dwars-
FC hosted a sports tournament at Montrose rivier netball team and Silver Flames netball
sports ground. team from Lydenburg.
Football teams participating in the event were Dwarsrivier came out tops on the football
Burgersfort Masters FC, Dwarsrivier FC from side beating Mogalakwena in the final on
Dwarsrivier Chrome Mine and Mogalakwena penalties 3-1. Silver Flames won the netball,
FC from Mogalakwena Concentrator. beating Modikwa by goal difference while
Netball teams also played against each playing round robin.
other. Participating teams included Modikwa (Information and photographs: Protus Sikha-
Netball team, the FTLM (municipal) netball khane).