Platinum Gazette 19 July 2013

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19 July 2013

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The Ruukki Group announced this week thatthe company’s Mecklenburg opencast mineat Moroke near Burgersfort has been fullycommissioned.

The mining operations currently produce25 000 tonnes of chrome ore monthly, all ofwhich is sold into the market as a run ofmine product. The company expects tomaintain this level of production and at theselevels, it is estimated that the open cast miningwill be completed at the end of 2014, afterwhich the possibility to continue operationsunderground will be evaluated.

The Company acquired the Mecklenburgmining right as part of the acquisition of theChromex Plc in joint venture with KermasLimited in 2010. The Mecklenburg mining rightis held by Chromex Mining Company (Pty)Ltd (“Chromex”), a 37.74% owned subsidiaryof Ruukki. The mining right has been grantedfor mining of chrome ore and is valid till June2018. Chromex entered into a leaseagreement with the owners of theMecklenburg farm, the Magadimana NtwengTraditional Community, during the secondhalf of 2012 and the establishment of theopen cast mine commenced shortly thereafter.

Ruukki Group is a chrome mining andminerals producer with a speciality alloysbusiness in southern Europe and a ferroalloysbusiness in southern Africa.

Mecklenburgmine fully

commissioned67 min“This is Daniel. I will be at work on Thursday, I will do my67 minutes tomorrow at Mampuru Clinic”. The familiarvoice of on the other side of the (intermittent) cellphoneconnection those of Mr Daniel Makua, also affectionatelyknown as Makua Marathon in the area, tells the newspaperthat he will work in the clinic’s garden. On Tuesday, righton time, he was welcomed by clinic staff and then....67minutes in the garden!

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On 10 July 2013 Tubatse Police arrested a 22 -year-old man for possession ofsuspected stolen goats.In the morning of 10 July at about 03:00 the Police received a report of theft of goatsin Penge. Allegedly the goats were loaded on a vehicle and the vehicle wastraveling towards Praktiseer. After follow-ups the Police caught up with the vehicleat Mabocha. The vehicle sped away and stopped in Praktiseer, where two men gotout and fled. The driver was arrested. 21 goats were foundd on the vehicle and wereconfiscated with the vehicle. Four goats were indetified and handed to the owner,while the other 17 goats were impounded in Lydenburg..The accused, Thabo Godfrey Skhosana appeared. in the Praktiseer Magistrate‘sCourt and he was not granted bail. The case was postponed to 22 July 2013.

On 13 July 2013 Tubatse Police arrested a 57-year-old man for violation ofprotection order.Accused violated a protection order by assaulting his 48-year-old wife in GaMashamothane on 12 July 2013. The matter was reported to Tubatse Police thefollwing day and the accused was arrested on the same day.The man appeared in the Praktiseer Magistrate‘s Court on 15 July 2013 and he wasnot granted bail. A case was postponed to 18 July 2013.On 14 July 2013 Tubatse police arrested a 34-year-old man for violation of aprotection order. The accused violated a protection order by insulting his 53-year-oldmother in Bothashoek on 13 July 2013. The matter was reported to Tubatse Policeon 15 July 2013 and the accused was also arrested on the same day. The accusedappeared in the Praktiseer Magistrate‘s Court on 16 July 2013 and he was notgranted bail. A case was postponed to 25 July 2013.On 12 July 2013 Tubatse Police arrested a 50-year-old man for violation of aprotection order. The accused violated a protection order by insulting andthreatening to stab his 43-year-old-wife with a knife after they had an argument athome. The crime occurred in Ga Madiseng on 30 June 2013. The matter wasreported in Tubatse Police on 02 July 2013 and the police made follow-ups that ledto the arrest on 12 July 2013.The accused appeared in the Praktiseer Magistrate’s Court on 15 July 2013 and hewas not granted bail. The case was postponed to 18 July 2013.

On 15 July 2013 Clement Moimana (25) appeared in the Praktiseer Magistrate‘scourt. According the Police he is charged with housebreaking with intention tocommit an unknown offence.A 38-year-old woman alleged that on 14 July at about ten minutes past midnight shewas sleeping when she woke up from a noise at the door. When she looked out ofthe window she saw a man trying to open the door by force. She screamed for helpand neighbours apprehended the suspect. The Police were called and the suspectwas handed to the police.The accused appeared in the Praktiseer Magistrate‘s Court and he was granted abail of R1000. A case was postponed to 16 August 2013.

On 11 July 2013 Ngwako Arnold Mohale (24) was sentenced to one yearimprisonment for housebreaking and theft.The sentence followed after a crime occurred in Praktiseer between 29 Novemberand 01 December 2013 where a 41-year-old-man reported that his house wasbroken into and clothes were stolen. The case was reported in Tubatse Police on 01December 2012 and the police made follow-ups that led to arrest of the suspect on03 December 2012.

Crime snippets

Leboeng SAPS youth desk members visited Matshaile Secondary School in Kgautswanavillage as part of Mandela Week celebrations. The learners were addressed by constableAndrew Maimela Sibatana and secretary of Leboeng SAPS youth desk Kamogelo Kgoedi.Learners were advised to refrain from drug abuse and to stop involving themselves incriminal activities as this will have bad impact on their future.

(Photographs and information: constable Andrew Maimela Sibatana, Leboeng Police)

42-year-old Isaac Matsane Mpuru of Driekop Gamohlophi and 36-year-old Maphakge JacksonTlaishego of Leboeng Gasepeke village appeared Leboeng Magistrate’s Court on 16 July oncharges of housebreaking and theft. . The court found them guilty and sentenced them to 18months imprisonment of which 12 months are suspended for a period of 3 years on condition theaccused are not convicted of similar offences during the period. Both the accused broke into aTavern at Gasepeke with the intention to steal liquor while it was still dark. They helped themselvesto the stock in the tavern. Before they could make off with anything, they became drunk andcommunity members found them in possession of crates of liquor in broad daylight on the premisesas the sun had in the meantime came up and called the Police. The Police arrested them on thespot.

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Twickenham Mine and communities engageOn Monday this week Twickenham Minehosted a meeting with representatives fromthe communities around them. The meetingtook place at Montrose Club. The aim of themeeting was to establish a CommunityEngagement Forum (CEF) which will replacethe previous structure which was called theCommunity Engagement Committee (CEC).The morning was off to a slow start as somerepresentatives were unhappy about notreceiving the full 28-page invitation pack. Afew copies of the Anglo American GroupPolicy on Community Engagement and

Development were also distributed. This wassupposed to be used in conjunction with thefirst set of documents to make decisionsduring the meeting. (The mine’scommunication officer refused to give thenewspaper a copy of this document, butcommunity members made sure that thepaper received it).The meeting was halted to give thecommunity a chance to discuss the invitationpack and their expectations while the AngloAmerican Platinum team waited outside thehall in the winter sun.An interim structure consisting of five peoplewere formed. They include a WardCouncillor, a Youth representative, aBusiness Forum representative, aCommunity representative and a Kghosirepresenting the Traditional Authorities. Thisgroup will engage with their variouscommunities and stakeholders and atanother meeting later this month form theofficial CEF.The Anglo American Platinumrepresentatives also agreed that the Top 5structure may bring CV’s from communitymembers to the CED Department onTuesday next week for review by the AngloAmerican headoffice.Anyone who wouldlike to have their CVsubmitted cancontact MrMashabela on 073426 7514.

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Stop,stop, a

new stop!In an attempt to enhance safety on the roadsnext to the Xstrata Lion FerrochromeSmelter and Xstrata Training Centre, newstops were installed.Two stop streets after the Tweefontein Mineturn-off have been in place for a while.Construction works are still underway andmotorists are cautioned to be on the lookoutfor construction and heavy vehicles. The stopstreets will make crossing the road to thesection of the Lion operation on the oppositeside much safer.Last week Friday stop signs was placed onthe R555 at the Tweefontein Mine turn-offand crossing. Regulars on the road arealready used to the new arrangement, buttravellers who do not use the road regularlymust take note to slow down and stop.

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Laerskool Atokia leerkompos maak

Leerlinge van Laerskool Atokia het voordie skoolvakansie geleer hoe om tuinvullissoos gras en blare te gebruik om ‘nkomposhoop te maak.Die kompos wat by dié nuwe hoop gemaakword sal in die skool se tuin gebruik word.Me. Saskia Taylor het aan die leerlingekom verduidelik hoe ‘n komposhoop werken hoe om een te maak.Die leerlinge het ywerig saamgewerk omdie hoop te maak.(Foto’s en inligting: Laerskool Atokia).

Sports met boeresportNet voor die skoolvakansie het LaerskoolAtokia se leerlinge ‘n dag van pret enplesier met boeresport gehad. Daar issakresies gehou, tougetrek en met ‘n eierop ‘n lepel resies gehou.

Die boeresport is nie net ‘n lekkeraktiwiteit vir die leerlinge nie, maar ‘ngoeie hulpmiddel in die aanmoediging vanfisiese aktiwiteit en sosialiserings-vaardighede.

(Foto’s en inligting: Laerskool Atokia)

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Mr Rustin Moraba, Mr Konana Mabelane and Mr Abuti Komane said: “We think it is importantto do charity work right through the year. When we know of someone in need we give themfood, shelter or many other things depending on the situation. Government is trying to supportcharitable organisations, but they are not doing enough”.

Mr Mark Chukwudi said: “To me charity isvery important. I sometimes give to orphans.If I see a place where I can help, I do so.Government is trying their best to supportcharities. They are also charitable throughthe grants they give to people”.

Ms Sindiswa Tefu and Ms Tumelo Phaswane said: “It is important to help others. Especiallytaking care of orphans is very important to us. Tata Madiba would want us to always help andnot just on Mandela Day. Government is doing enough to help people and charities”.

Mnr. Tinus Venter sê: “Vir my is dit belangrikom liefdadigheid te ondersteun en selfliefdadig te wees. Ek dink Mandela het dievoorbeeld gestel. Vir my is dit belangrik omveral vir die jeug te gee. Uit die privaatsektorkan daar meer gedoen word. As jy nie geenie, gaan jy nie terugkry nie. Ons moet vanuitdie privaatsektor ‘n voorbeeld vir die regeringstel”.

Mr Philip Mkhondo said: “Charity is importantto me. I’ve joined a Charity Circle in CapeTown. I’m now donating R70 per month. I’vejoined to win some of their prizes, but also todo good. I am a Christian and that is why Iwill always try to help where I can and willalways be honest. Government is trying tosupport organisations doing good work”.

Left: Mr BrilliantMalepe said:“Government is notdoing enough toassist charities andpeople in need ofcharity. They onlygive grants.Sometimes when Isee someone inneed, I’ll give of myold clothes to themor buy them food forlunch”.

Mr Ludwick Mabanna said: “To me charitywork is so important. If you find people whoare unable to do things, who are in need, youmust help them. Not only on the 18th of Julywhen it is Mandela’s birthday. Government ishelping, but it is not enough. Charity is notonly by helping with food and money, butwith your time and skills as well”.

Left: Mr Prince Mongadi said: “We docelebrations at my church and then we givepresents to the children. Charity is veryimportant. Government is doing enough tosupport charities and people who need it”.

Yesterday, 18 June 2013 was NelsonMandela’s birthday and in celebration manypeople accross the world donated 67minutes of their time to do some charitablework. 67 Represents the years Mandela wasactive in trying to bring change and peace tothe world.Some people gave of their time and skills,others donated and delivered food or clotheswhere it was needed. Burgersfort andsurroundings were no different.There are however people who feel that theyare tired of giving and giving. Thatgovernment should be doing more toimprove the circumstances of people inSouth Africa and that they will not be giving acent or a minute more before they cannotsee an improvement from government’s side.We asked readers how important is charitywork to them. Do they still give? Do theythink government is doing enough to assistcharities and to relief the need for charity inthe country?Most people are keen to be charitable andreach out to others and most feelgovernment is trying its best to assist whereneeded. One person interviewed wished toremain anonymous. His sympathy was withgovernment. He said: “People are unthankfuland are making government’s job difficult.Government is providing free education anda free meal through the feeding scheme tothe children of the poorest of the poor.Education is the key to a better life. Yet,when you walk in Burgersfort you see somany young people who are not going toschool. Government provides free condomsat the clinics, but people who cannot affordto raise their children to have a good life, aregetting more and more children. The needfor charity is not a lack of governmentsupport, it is because communities are notworking together to get themselves intobetter circumstances”.Read on this page and page 7 what otherreaders had to say on the subject.

Is being charitable on

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Mr Lucky Moganedi and Mr Mandrew Maupa said: “Mandela is the father of our nation and hewants us to do good. We sometimes give food and flowers to people, wishing them to have along life. Government is giving enough donations to help others”.

Me. Lilani van Wyk en Me. Leanne Dippenaar sê: “Charity begins at home. Dit help nie jydoen net een keer ‘n jaar iets nie. As jy nie die inisiatief gebruik om ander te help nie sal niksgebeur nie”.

Mnr. Carel Roos sê: “Liefdadigheids-organisasies kry nie genoeg hulp van dieregering nie. Dit help nie om net opMandeladag iets vir ander te doen nie. Daaris mense wat kanse vat en kyk wat hulle uitjou kan kry, maar daar is net so baie wathulp verdien. As ons ‘n gap deur die jaar krydan help ons soos ons kan of ondersteunprojekte soos die Toy Run. Dis vir onslekker, maar darem vir ‘n goeie doel”

Mr Boas Mokwoena said: “We must helpand do charity all through the year. I thinkthat government is doing enough to assistcharitable causes”.

Mr Lemond Komane said: “I want to helpother people when they need help. It isimportant to give to others. Ja, government isdoing enough to help charities”.

Mnr. Bobby Crause sê: “Ons bly op dieverkeerde plek om te kan liefdadigheid doen.Hier is nie goed soos liefdadigheid nie. Ja, jymoet liefdadig wees. Ons probeer maar sodeur die dagsorg wat my vrou het help asdaar mense is wat ons weet regtig sukkel.Baie van die ouers sukkel. Dis ‘n groot issue.Die probleem is dat baie van die boemelaarsen bedelaars in hierdie area, wit of swart,man of vrou eerder geld as kos wil hê wanthulle wil gaan drank koop. Ek het eenkeer virmense op Steelpoort wat gesê het hulle ishonger, vis en chips, brood en melk gekoopen toe vloek hulle my want hulle wou die geldhê. Nou help ek nie meer nie. Nee, dieregering doen nie genoeg om waar dit nodigis te help nie”.

Left: Mr PetrusMolopo, Mr AubreyMphogo, Mr LucasSello and Mr AmosPrazeni said: “Wedonate things duringthe year. Anythingwe have - money,clothes or food. Wegive to orphanagesand otherorganisations.Government is notdoing enough.People needcharities and theystruggle to provideeverywhere a needexists”.

Mr Abel Mzimba said: “it is very, veryimportant to do charity work and donate. Wemust help where there is a need.Government is supporting charitable causesbut it is not enough. We as communitiesmust commit to help government becausethe need is growing by the day”.

Mr Doctor Masinga said: “I help people bytransporting them. I’ve in the past helped

your list of priorities?

people who neededto get somewhere,but did not haveenough money. I’vealso found someonewho was very hungryand bought himsome bread or otherfood. Government isdoing enough. You’llalways find thembusy helping. Wemust help during theyear”.

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Henri Alant (below) and Handré Visagie(above) will do a charity show atBuffelsvley Guest Farm on 26 July 2013.All the funds raised will be donated to theWildevy 4x4 Day’s fund raising efforts.

Wildevy 4x4:only a few days left

Time flies and next week on 27 July theannual Wildevy 4x4 Family Day will be takingplace. This year is special as it with be the10th year running that this charity eventtakes place. The organisers are invitingeveryone to join them for a day filled withfun, dust and excitement as 120 4x4 vehiclestake on the challenging route with fun familyactivities along the way.There is something for everyone, so if youiare not participating, there will be loads tosee and shop. Stalls, a cash bar and foodstalls are just some of the things available onthe day.There will be live entertainment by HenriAlant and Handré Visagie. Henri Alant knownfor his hit single - Cupid will join forces withHandré Visagie to host a charity event atBuffelsvley Guest Farm on Friday 26 July. Allfunds raised with this evening will bedonated to the Wildevy 4x4 Day’s fundraising efforts. The show starts at 20:00 andthere will be a cash bar and food for sale.Tickets are R30 per person and will be onsale at the door from 19:00. For moreinformation contact: 072 426 7535.There will as usual be a kiddiesentertainment area where the children will besafe, away from the moving vehicles and willenjoy themselves immensely. The winners ofthe colouring competition will also beanounced and given their prizes.Visitors will be able to move betweendifferent points on the route with the freetractor and trailor rides that are on offer.The day’s vehicle action will end with theusual Show Stopper. This highlight is wherea select few vehicles take on a mud poolwhich is very difficult to negotiate. This willhappen in front of the crowd which isexpected to be between 7000 and 10 000people.If you still want to participate in the eventwith putting up a stall or driving the mountainroute you can contact Chantelle Goodman at013 231 7498. The mountain route is achallenging route up the Morone Mountainand a vehicle with full 4x4 capabilities isneeded (including low range and diff lock). Atthe top of the mountain breathtaking viewsrefreshments will be serves before headingback down.

Inkleurkompetisie sewenners by Wildevy 4x4 Dag

aangekondigDie jaarlikse inkleurkompetisie voor dieWildevy 4x4 Gesinsdag het hierdie jaarweer plaasgevind. Die top 10 in dieverskillende ouderdomsgroepe sal involgende week se koerant bekend gemaakword. Tydens die Wildevy 4x4 Dag sal diewenners in elke kategorie aangekondigword en hul pryse aan hulle oorhandig

word. Hierdie jaar is daar ook baie meerkindervermaak. ‘n Spesiale “Koffie en TeeTent” word hierdie jaar opgeslaan sodat makan koek eet en tee drink terwyl diekleintjies speel. Daar is hierdie jaar ondermeer springkastele, gesigverf, perde ritte,kussinggeveg swembad, funny photo’s,mini slide en trekker trips.

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Sweet voices in provincial choirSteelpoort Academy participated in theSekhukhune District SASCE Musiccompetition. They obtained a first position inthe Foundation Phase category.The choir moved to the next stage tocompete in the Provincial Championship. Inthis section of the competition the choir camefourth. During this competition learners fromvarious schools were selected to be part of aprovincial choir that represented Limpopo inat the national level of the competition. Herethey were placed fifth out of all the provinces.The following learners participated at nationallevel: Anelle Mabelane, Albertina Majalefa,Karabo Mojalefa, Tebalelo Sekwane, LeratoSekwane, Tshiamo Moropa, Judy Phori,Chantel Mogoane, Mathabo Mqhayi, VictoriaMalomane, Mahabe Khomotso, PhumzileNkosi, Tumi Kgwetiane, Kgahlego Chomaand Nompilo Maseko.

The school choir (below) came first in Sekhukhune. The learners(above) were chosen to participate at national level.(Information & photographs: Steelpoort Academy)

Laerskool Atokiateachers on the move

Ms Connie Kgasago (left) isone of the teachers atLaerskool Atokia whobelieves in continuededucation. She will bereceiving her Honours degreefrom the University of NorthWest next week. Shecontinued to study in LearnerSupport.

Two new faces joined theLaerskool Atokia teacherteam this term. They are MsOlga Harmse and Ms InaBurger.

Waterval CVOneem deel aan

WinterspeleDie Waterval CVO skool nabyBurgersfort het die afgelopeskoolvakansie aan die CVO Skole seWinterspele op Groblersdal gaandeelneem.Spanne van verskillende distrikte hetteen mekaar meegeding in rugby ennetbal.Die volgende leerlinge van WatervalCVO het deelgeneem: (Agter): Elze-Mike Greeff, Jani Taljaard, JohathanPotgieter. Voor: Johan Bester, ClariseGreeff, Megan Griesel en AJ du Preez.

Rugbyspanreg vir

BondedagSteelpoort Akademie se 0/13 rugbyspan(eerstespan) het voor die vakansie as diewenners van die Mpumalanga MediumSkole rugby uit die stryd geklim. Daar isuitgespeel op Bethal en die seuns hetbeide die semi en die finale gewen. Hullegaan nou op 26 en 27 Julie aan dieBondedag op Klerksdorp deelneem. Mnr.Anton Erasmus is hul afrigter.(Inligting en foto: Steelpoort Akademie).

Monique Language het on 21 Junie saam met haar o/13AMpumalanga spanmaatsvertrek om aan die Suid-AfrikaanseNasionale Skole o/13 toernooi vir 2013 te gaan deelneem. Hulle hetin die A-liga deelgeneem wat op Hartleyvale in Kaapstad gespeel is.Die toernooi het op 27 Junie geëindig.Op 30 Junie het Monique en Kgothatso Mkhabela, ook ‘n leerling vanSteelpoort Akademie vertrek om aan die Suid-Afrikaanse SkoleNetbal toernooi vir o/12 tot o/18 deel te neem.Monique wil graag Johan Dreyer bedank vir sy borg van toppies,serpe en mussies vir die hele Mpumalanga hokkiespan. Dankie ookaan elke persoon wat op kort kennisgewing bygedra het tot dieaankoop van die gumboots vir die hokkiespan.(Inligting en foto: Colleen Language).

Suid-AfrikaanseKampioenskappe toevir hokkie en netbal

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TSEBIŠO SEMMUŠO YA TLOLO YA

MOLAO

Address: 1 Kastania Street, Burgersfort;PO Box 206, Burgersfort, 1150;Tel: 013 231 1000; Fax: 013 231 1467;Website: www.tubatse.gov.za

MA MONYEAPAOACTING MUNICIPAL MANAGER

GO MANG KAPA MANG YO A AMEGAGO

Mmasepala o lemošitšwe gore go na le ditiragalo tše ntšhi tša go se be molaong tša gošhwahlela naga tšeo di se a dumelelwago ke Mmasepala/mmušo go ya ka tshepidišo yamelao ya naga mo lefelong la:

Polaseng ya Viljoenshoop 301 KT

Mafelo ao ke diripa tša 1 le seripa se se šetšego sa sa polase ya Viljoeshoop 301 KT. Letsebišhwa gore ditiragalo tšeo ke go tshela melao ya naga.

Ka fao, le lemošwa go lokiša bosenyi bjoo ka bjako ge le bona tsebišo ye ka go:· Emiša ditiragalo ka moka tšeo di dirwago ntle le molao/tumelelo ya semolao (ke

gore lengwalo la tumelo la Mmasepala/mmušho).· Emiša ditiragalo ka moka tša go aga lefelong le.· Tloša diphahlo ka moka tše di se nago tumelelo lefelong leo.

Tsebišo ye ke ya batho ka moka bao ba beilego dikota, magora, mekhukhu yeo e sa felagole yeo go sa dulego motho ntle le tumelelo ya se mmušo.

Go se obamele tsebišo ye ke go tshela molao mme go tla tšewa magato a semolaokgahlanong le lena ntle le tsebišo ye nngwe gape.

CONTRAVENTIONNOTICE



TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

It has been brought to the attention of the Municipality that there are numerous illegal landinvasion that have not been authorised by this Municipality in terms of applicable statutesand policies on the property known as :

Portions of the farm Viljoenshoop 301 KT

These are happening on the portions 1 and the remainder extent of the farm Viljoenshoop301 KT & other site demarcated areas by the Municipality and contravenes various statutesand laws.

You are hereby required to rectify the above immediately from the date of this notice by:· Stopping all activities on the property which does not have official

authorisation (i.e an authorisation letter from the municipality).· Stopping all construction that has not been authorised.· Removing all unauthorised material from the land.

This notice is a final notice and it binds all illegal and unauthorised poles, fences andempty unfinished and shacks on the above property.

Failure to comply with this notice on your part will constitute a contravention of law andlegal proceedings will be instituted against you without further notice.

CONTRAVENTIONNOTICE




It has been brought to the attention of the municipality that there are numerous illegal landinvasion that have not been authorised by this municipality in terms of applicable statutesand policies on the property known as :

Portions of the farm Aapiesdoorndraai 298 KT

These are happening on the portions 1, 2, 8, 9, 11, 15, and the remainder extent of thefarm Aapiesdoorndraai 298 KT & other site demarcated areas by the municipality andcontravenes various statutes and laws.






MOLAO





Polaseng ya Aapiesdoorndraai 298 KT

Mafelo ao ke diripa tša 1, 2, 8, 9, 11, 15 le seripa se se šetšego sa polase yaAapiesdoorndraai 298 KT. Mafelo ao a beetšwe go hlomiša metsana setoropo ya Burgersfortle e mengwe. Le tsebišhwa gore ditiragalo tšeo ke go tshela melao ya naga.


gore lengwalo la tumelo la Mmasepala/mmušo).· Emiša ditiragalo ka moka tša go aga lefelong le.· Tloša diphahlo ka moka tše di se nago tumelelo lefelong leo.




MOLAO





Polaseng ya Praktiseer 275 KT

Mafelo ao ke diripa tša 1, 2 le seripa se se šetšego sa polase ya Praktiseer 275 KT. Mafeloao a beetšwe go hlomiša metsana setoropo ya Tubatse-A le Tubatse-A Extension4,5,7,8,9,10,14 le e mengwe. Le tsebišhwa gore ditiragalo tšeo ke go tshela melao yanaga.


gore lengwalo la tumelo la Mmasepala/mmušo).· Emiša ditiragalo ka moka tša go aga lefelong le.· Tloša diphahlo ka moka tše di se nago tumelelo lefelong leo.



CONTRAVENTIONNOTICE




It has been brought to the attention of the Municipality that there are numerous illegal landinvasion that have not been authorised by this Municipality in terms of applicable statutesand policies on the property known as :

Portions of the farm Praktiseer 275 KTThese are happening on the portions of the farm earmarked for establishment of TubatseA Extenstion 5,7,8,9,10,11,12,14 & other site demarcated areas by the municipality andcontravenes various statutes and laws.





11PLATINUM GAZETTE19 JULIE 2013

Klein Advertensies • SmallsPlace your small advertisement via e-mail or fax or contact Beánnla Celliers on 083 543 1676 or 083 271 9151. E-mail: [email protected] • Fax: 086 554 9031

We buy and sellsecondhand

furniture. 3 Monthslaybuys available.Contact us for the

best prices in town!Visit Cash Trader

7. Allerlei/Miscellaneous

9. Te Huur/To Let

URGENT SALEStand in Motaganeng

estateErf 2704

Size: 564 m²Price: R200 000

Contact: Herman0832299765

10. Te Koop/For Sale

Adverteer/Advertise hier/

here:1.Sport Klubs /

Sport Clubs2.Betrekking/

Vacancy3.Dienste/Services

4. OornagAkkommodasie/

Overnightaccommodation

5. Troeteldiere/Pets6. Persoonlik/

Personal7. Allerlei/

Miscellaneous8. Finansies/

Financial9. Te Huur/To

Rent10. Te Koop/For

sale

REDPATH MINING (SOUTHAFRICA) (PTY) LIMITED

Multi-disciplined InternationalMining Contracting Company

CLOSING DATE: Wednesday, 24 July 2013

Interested applicants must forward a 2-3 page resume to: The Recruitment DepartmentE-Mail: [email protected] or

Fax: 0866486745

Redpath Mining South Africa is an equal opportunities employer.Please refer to the reference number when applying for the position.

REF NO: TF/02/07/HO

If you do not receive a response within 14 days after the closing date please consideryour application unsuccessful.

Reporting to: Training Coordinator

Minimum qualifications and skills:Grade 12 or equivalent; Competent Person A, B & Blast Assistant Certificate;Registered Assessor - MQA; E.T.D Practitioner Level 4; Code 08 driver’slicense; Medically fit.

Experience:5 Years underground production experience; 3 Years training in a classroomand underground environment; Assessor experience and registration.

Responsibilities:Training in classroom and underground; On-the-job coaching; Assessing unitstandards; Completion and submission of training documents; Travellingbetween operations; Own Transport

TRAINING FACILITATOR & ASSESSOR

HEAD OFFICE

ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT (EIA) PROCESS

Notice is given in terms of Chapter 6 of the EIA regulations published in governmentNotice No. R543 under Chapter 5 of the National Environmental Management Act,1998 (Act No. 107 of 1998) of the intent to carry out the following activity:

Description of the proposed activity

The proposed activity entails the construction of a proposed new 132 kV/22 kV 100 m x100 m Two Rivers substation and the construction of ± 12 km long 132 kV power linefrom this new proposed 132 kV Two Rivers substation to the proposed 132 kV Kamenisubstation.

Assessment process applicable to the proposed activity

The activity described above is listed as activity 10 (i) in the regulations published inGovernment Notice No. R544 under Chapter 5 of the National EnvironmentalManagement Act, 1998 (Act N0. 107 of 1998) and as such it is subjected to the BasicAssessment process.

Location

The new proposed 132 kV Two Rivers substation will be constructed at the site located± 200 m west of Two Rivers Platinum Mine and the new proposed 132 kV power linewill start at this new proposed 132 kV Two Rivers substation and run to a point located± 5 km north of the new proposed 132 kV Two Rivers substation site and from thispoint it will then turn into the western direction and proceeds until it reaches theproposed Kameni substation which is located north west of the proposed Two Riverssubstation site in Ga-Masha area in the Greater Tubatse Municipality in the LimpopoProvince.

Environmental Assessment Practitioner Name of the Proponent

Tikamupo Environmental Consultancy Eskom Distribution, Northern RegionP.O.Box 6775 92 Hans van Rensburg StreetThohoyandou, 0950 Polokwane, 0700Contact person: Mr T.R. TshivhandekanoTel: (015) 963 2210Cell: 082 335 0648

In order to ensure that you are identified as an interested and/or affected party, pleasesubmit your name, contact information and interest in the matter to Mr T. R.Tshivhandekano at the contact details given above within 40 days of publication of thisadvertisement. If you need more information with regard to this matter you can alsocontact Mr T.R. Tshivhandekano at the contact details provided above. Writtencomments with regard to this matter can also be posted to Tikamupo EnvironmentalConsultancy at the address given above.

Kitsgids na Nooddienste/Important numbers:

Burgersfort SAPS (013) 231 0200Ohrigstad SAPS (013) 238 0128Roossenekal SAPS (013) 273 0075Mecklenburg SAPS (015) 615 0204Eerstegeluk SAPS (013) 237 0011Tubatse SAPS (013) 216 8500Sekhukhune SAPS (013) 260 1007Leboeng SAPS (013) 769 9099Maartinshoop SAPS (013) 235 4041

In case of a power failure in Burgersfort the SAPSSwitchboard will not be working.Call: 082 462 2920 or 082 449 0273

Dilokong Hospitaal/Hospital (013) 2147265Mecklenburg Hospitaal/ Hospital (013) 615 0204Burgersfort Kliniek/Clinic (013) 2317843Water & Sanitation 082 900 4449Disaster Management - (Ambulance & Fire)

0800 330 022Electricity (Eskom) 0860 037 566

Ander nood/Other emergencies:Platinum Gazette contact details:

Editorial: William ZwartTel: 083 271 9151E-mail: [email protected]

Advertising: Beánnla CelliersTel: 083 543 1676E-mail: [email protected]

Fax: 086 554 9031/013 231 7147

Postal address: P O Box 2208, Burgersfort, 1150

Website: www.platinumgazette.com

Printers:Printed by Paarl Coldset (Pty) Ltd, 83 Heidelberg Road, CityDeep Production Park, City Deep.

Copyright: All rights concerning any advertisement and / orother material contained in the Platinum Gazette areexpressly reserved in terms of Section 12 (7) of the CopyrightAct (98 of 1978).

Phone her on 083 543 1676/013 2317147 or e-mail

[email protected] book your advertising space today.

Platinum GazetteBeánnla Celliers will see to it that your

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4. OornagAkkommodasie/

OvernightAccommodation

ACCOMMODATIONIN BURGERSFORT

MooifonteinGuesthouse.

R400 single room.R500 double room.Restaurant and bar

opening soon.Contact:

Judy: 082 308 9221or Benita 078 844

0277.

Springkastele te huur.Vyf verskillende

soorte. Steelpoort/Burgersfort.

Kontak Bianca,082 558 9129.

Bargain properties forsale.

Tel: 082 496 4312

Nuwetweeslaapkamer

woonstel te huur inBurgersfort.

Skakel 082 357 1954

Burgersfort. At theback of Capitec andold ABSA Bank, next

to Supa Save (oldPost Office Building).

Tel: 072 781 1236

Flats for rentOne/Two or Three

bedroom flats available.Contact: Rashida,

082 694 8703

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Masters of the gameOn Tuesday 16 July the Tubatse Mastersvisited the Sekhukhune FET College inPraktiseer to play a friendly match against thelecturers.The game was played on the college soccerfield and the hosts dominated the first half byscoring the first goal and leading into halftime with 2-1.In the second half the Tubatse Masters cameback with fighting spirit and challenged tohosts’ domination.The game ended with a final score in favourof Tubatse Masters with 5 and the FETCollege Lecturers 4.(Photographs andInformation: JerialMovundlela).

Spectators came to see thegame and support the teams.

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