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Massive donation to Established 1889 13 Martin Street; Galleria Arcade; Shop no 1 & 2 E-mail: mailbag@maﬁ kengmail.co.za GPS Co-ordinates: 25” 51’ 49,42 S • 25” 35’ 40,52 E NW Social Development 28 AUGUST 2020 Tel: 018 381 1330/ The Department of Social Development MEC Boitumelo Moiloa has received a massive dona� on from the Religious 381 2884 sector. The Church of Jesus Christ La� er Day Saints gave over 5000 food parcels to be shared among four districts. Fax: 018 381 0425 R4-00 Local municipalities under fire - p 4 VAT INCL PAGE 2 MAHIKENG MAIL 28 AUGUST 2020 COVID-19 Basic protective measures Advertise – it’s free! MAHIKENG MAIL- MAHIKENG: Readers and advertisers can place their Classified Ads (Smalls) absolutely FREE OF CHARGE in the MAHIKENG MAIL. Simply go to our https:// website at www.northwest- newspapers.co.za/ mafikengmail/, click on the Classified Adverts heading, follow the steps and submit your ad of 30 words or less – no payment Government calls for required! Thereafter only R1-00 per word. tourism sector support MAHIKENG MAIL – MAHIKENG: Wth restaurants, game reserves and other places of leisure reopening, South Africans have been urged to support local tourism while observing strict COVID-19 prevention protocols. In a statement businesses, you are contributing to South Africa’s this week, economic growth and job creation. government said ”Government is confident that measures have tourism remained a been put in place to protect employees, suppliers, key driver of South tourists and all those who are involved with the Africa’s economy tourism sector. and contributes to job ”Government has worked with various creation. stakeholders to implement measures that sought to ”By supporting bring relief to affected businesses and individuals in local establishments and the tourism sector”, a spokesperson said. MEC Mosenogi visits women cooperative in Hartebeespoort

MAHIKENG MAIL – MAHIKENG: MEC for Department of Economic Development, Environment, Conservation and Tourism (DEDECT) Kenetswe Mosenogi embarked on an oversight visit to Meja le Mamohla Primary Cooperative situated at Kosmos in Haartebeespoort. This is a pilot project to empower community. and introduce women into quality The cooperative is 100 percent environmentally friendly brick run and owned by women around manufacturing value chains. Haartebeespoort Area. The project was initiated by During the visit, members of the Department to empower a women cooperative shared with the MEC the owned co-operative through skills history of the project, achievements development in quality building to date and also how the project has panels on manufacturing and changed their lives by creating jobs business management interventions and skills development. to produce good quality The MEC applauded the members environmentally friendly panels that for their passion, dedication shown are used in a variety of construction and encouraged them to continue with projects including human settlements the same spirit by making it one of projects, schools, libraries just to the best manufactures of alternative mention a few. building materials in the province MEC encouraged the co-operatives and even the country at large. members to focus on growing their To date the cooperative have business from strength to strength. managed to produce building panels MEC also committed her department used for the construction of a clinic to support the co-operative by and school around the area. empowering them through targeted The members of the cooperative interventions such as for training hope to expand their business on running of the business, business and supply building materials to plans development, and participating construction companies operating in local community empowerment within the province and throughout initiatives for the benefit the local the country. 28 AUGUST 2020 MAHIKENG MAIL PAGE 3

Health workers outside the department offices chanting songs

Health employees disclose COVID-19 non-compliances in department

MAHIKENG MAIL-MAHIKENG: Health Department employees this week embarked on a highly explosive protested action and vacated their offices following the loss of one of their colleagues who reportedly died due to covid-19 complications while she was heavy pregnant. The death of the HR staff member led to “With immediate effect, people with employees taking to the street demanding that comorbidities, people who are above the age MEC Madoda Sambatha address them on why of 60 and pregnant women should not come to he was allowing the department to work on 100 work with effect from tomorrow, (Tuesday). percent capacity which was against COVID-19 Management should create a provincial staff office compliance regulations. roster with 80 percent at work and 20 percent The employees further questioned the existence rostered. Management should also communicate of more than 20 Covid-19 positives cases and two effectively with workers who will be part of the deaths in the department saying they feared for 80 percent and 20 percent process. their lives while working in an unsafe building “Department of Health has to comply with the housing the department. regulations. It cannot be explaining to anybody in Health workers demanded actions from society how the regulations should be implemented management to resolve the COVID-19 non- and it does not implement them. What we must compliance status that had placed “so many lives also ensure is that there is discipline and there is at risks following no testing to those who were in compliance with COVID-19 regulations. We must contact with Covid-19 positives cases. also ensure that the refurbishment of the building Health MEC, Madoda Sambatha, when is done so that the Department of Labour does not responding to the issues of employees he come back again to issue us with a certificate of said workers were unhappy with compliances non-compliance as a workplace,” the MEC said. regarding COVID-19 regulation in the department Worker said they still expected the department and promised that management would meet them to keep their word on compliance in order to to address their issues. ensure their safety in the working environment. Mokgoro calls for renewal of ANC MAHIKENG MAIL – MAHIKENG: The first chairperson of the Mafikeng branch ofthe African National Congress launched in Mmabatho on August 20 1990, Job Mokgoro has called on all ANC members to rally behind attempts to renew the liberation movement and bring it back to it’s former glory. Addressing the 30th anniversary of the branch and survival of the millions of South Africans. named Mafikeng since Mmabatho was associated The event was also attended among others with apartheid and attended by more than 80 by the Paul Daphne who served as the 30-year- ANC members , supporters and sympathisers old branch’s secretary and Themba Gwabeni then, Mokgoro told attendees last Thursday in , Mothusi Shupinyana and several other Golfview that the ANC today was a shadow of members of the ANC of yester-year. Daphne the former liberation organisation which was recalled how the ANC branch established and never associated with fraud and corruption. all the challengers and hardship its members The North West Premier decried the ever and leadership suffered from the former increasing negative reports and public attack Bophuthatswana security branch members. being levelled against the organisation for its Vicky Lekoko , great-great –grand daughter of members’ part in the Covid-19 corruption which Kgosi Lekoko read-out the three letters written saw millions of rands being stolen from the in 1812 by her great-great grand-father to then government coffers for personal enrichment. ANC leader, Prixley in preparation for the launch He said for the ANC to be resurrected, its of the ANC in Bloemfontein in 1812. leadership must get rid of all the bad apples in The event was set on a virtual connection the movement who were continuing to give the through which former ANC members who took ANC a bad name through their corrupt practices. part in the 1990 launch currently situated in other He called on those who still believed in a parts of the country including Kwazulu-Natal , strong, clean and corruption- free ANC to unite Gauteng, Vryburg and Pretoria were virtually behind the movement and fight for the protection linked with the proceedings in Mafikeng. PAGE 4 MAHIKENG MAIL 28 AUGUST 2020 Ear to the Ground By Ofentse Morwane Municipalities must put the people first

The recent report by the Auditor-General The report reflects how billions livelihoods of the poor households. of the people. In truth, for a very long about the state of municipalities in the of funds allocated to the district and According to the report, the province time the residents of Mahikeng have been country does not come as a surprise. At local municipalities in the province are has experienced a regression in the current subjected to a lack of basic services by the least, not to many of us. The report, titled squandered and unaccounted for while audit outcomes. This completes a three- municipality. In instances where there is -Not much to go around, yet not the rights the lack of basic services persists in the year downward trajectory in the audit provision of such services, they are simply hands at the till - lays bare the sorry state communities. It paints a harrowing picture outcomes of the province since the new substandard. Those charged with running relating to the functioning of municipalities of a total lack of accountability, systematic administration took office after the local this municipality have persistently failed in the country. North-West Province is no breakdown in the discipline of internal government elections in 2016, the report to serve our people. exception. controls and sheer disregard to improve the says. Disappointing. They are simply clueless. The report further regrettably points The needs of the communities seem not that “the local government culture in the to matter to them. It is such institutions province is characterised by a history that give meaning to the narrative that the of a lack of discipline in the basic people of Mahikeng continue to be treated internal controls required to manage like second class in their own land. financial performance records, and senior One wouldn’t blame the residents for management is unwilling to implement proclaiming that they have given up on this our recommendations and those of other municipality. It is not doing anything to governance structures.” change the status quo that has been existing With the Ngaka Modiri Molema District for years. Municipality performing dismally in the The concluding remarks by the Auditor- audit, surely one wouldn’t expect much General are spot on. “The status quo in from the Mafikeng Local Municipality. Not the province will not change unless there by any chance. “The story of Mahikeng is a willingness by all assurance providers remains one of an uncertain future due led by the executive leadership level to Comment to the municipality’s inability to address take urgent and decisive actions and to put several red flags,” the Auditor-General in place necessary measures to serve as stated. preventative controls that will safeguard The Auditor-General’s report confirms the use of funding, ensure compliance what the people of Mahikeng already know. and effect consequences where there are ANC must show That the Mahikeng Local Municipality has transgressions.” Indeed, things don’t look long failed the residents. It is a municipality too good. And the communities are on the their seriousness that is terribly out of touch with the needs receiving end. to fight corruption How I met other by introducing ANC members CONTINUE FROM LAST WEEK: lifestyle audits I was detained at the Mafikeng Station demarcations resulting in the North West where I met Cdes Boston Mongwaketse, ANC Provincial Office and Regional Kaelo Maropefela, Mangel Panchia and Structures. There has been much talk about the To clearly demonstrate their Silas Mbipha. Cde Jomo Khasu was sent to In 1990, the ANC Mahikeng Branch was need and importance of the African commitment to end corruption, the Rooigrond Prison. launched by Men, Women, Young Lions and National Congress fighting and ousting ruling ANC must (eat humble pie) and Whilst we were in detention in Mahikeng Lionesses, a collective that was committed corruption within its own ranks. With put aside their political differences and Police Station whilst waiting for our turn to hammering the proverbial last nail on all the wide-spread allegations of not only support the DA initiative, but for interrogation by the Special Branch, the coffin of the apartheid and oppressive, malfeasance against the ruling party, it they must acknowledge and praise the we would impatiently wait for a lunch time Bophuthatswana Bantustan regime. Our has now become even more pressing opposition party’s stance on the matter. delivery of a platter of fresh fruits and recruitment drive was done clandestinely, for those in government to not only We are pleased that Gauteng Premier, home cooked meal prepared and delivered based on character and referrals. show leadership in this process, but David Makhura would voluntarily by Cde Mangel’s wife Chandrika. The VIDEO RECORDING they must be seen to be willing to subject himself and his 10-member meal was prepared for Cde Mangel but Cde We launched the Branch on a Monday act firmly against perpetrators of this executive council to lifestyle audits. Chandrika new that Cde Mangel was not evening of the 20th of August 1990, and sickness. This again shows that Gauteng alone and hence she prepared for all of us. The Mail covered the incident the following One of the most effective weapons has taken the lead on attempts to The Security Branch rounded all the Friday. At that time, Mahikeng was the to end the scourge, we believe, is the self correct the ANC in the province activists including some Branch Executive capital of the repressive Mangope regime, introduction of a lifestyle audit against which we believe other provinces must Members and those that managed to leave and the branch was literally launched each and every individual implicated emulate. Mahikeng or escape arrests raised the inside the belly of the beast. in any form of fraud and corruption. This we say again will help the ANC alarm to the ANC Head Quarters and to the We took the Security Forces by surprise, world that Mr. FW De Klerk was not frank and following the publication by The Mail, We believe that where whistleblowers to crack down on fraud and corruption when he announced the unbanning of free a total onslaught and detention of the come up with allegations of any wrong and indeed restore public confidence political activity in South Africa. Activists ensued, until the intervention by doing by whomever, those fingered in government and its leaders. The Mafikeng Anti Repression Forum the African National Congress, Progressive and identified must be willing to Lifestyle audits through which and its allied organizations such as Civic Structures and Amnesty International. subject themselves to any kind of corruption and unethical behaviour Amnesty International also petitioned the For us, the 20th of August 1990, legally correct investigation measure. can be easily detected are actually South African Government until we were symbolizes the picking up of the spear, We fully support the Democratic necessary in situations where the released unconditionally. and following in the footsteps of the Alliance (DA) and other political public can scrutinise the lifestyle of We owe the successful launch of the 1990 great Barolong giants like George Dixon formations calling on the ruling party individuals believed to be living a ANC Mahikeng Branch to the Leadership Montshioa, Solomon Tshekiso Plaaitje and to introduce a legally recognised suspicious life. of the Vryburg ANC Regional Office Modiri Molema. lifestyle audit process be it a It’s easy to detect malfeasance especially Cdes Jomo Khasu & Darkey It was an honour for this collective to have parliamentary supported venture or through lifestyle auditing. Africa. served the people of Mahikeng under the any structure that would make lifestyle Those living in unexplained luxury Our relationship with the Vryburg did banner of the African National Congress, audit a must for all office bearers in all can be easily identified, followed-up not end at the relaunch of the Mahikeng and this year, marks a significant milestone three government spheres . and investigated. but continued until the new Provincial of 30 years of commitment to the ANC. Comment by Bobby Saul of 13 Martin Street, Galleria Arcade, Mafikeng. PART 2 28 AUGUST 2020 MAHIKENG MAIL PAGE 5 COVID-19 – Madoda Sambatha sees light at end of tunnel

MAFIKENG MAIL – MAHIKENG: In this period of anxiety, panic and the emergence of social stigma longer infect others. The few who are still positive crowded gatherings as they are likely to lead to cluster attached to COVID-19, it is important to share with you uplifting and encouraging positive developments. will remain under quarantine and isolation. So there is outbreak. I send my condolences to those who lost Do not believe all the doom and gloom, there is a As the North West Province, we have always no need to stigmatise on the basis of COVID-19 status their loved ones due to COVID-19. Our prayers are light at the end of the tunnel. maintained that we are ready to deal with the surge. or those who recovered. I am cautiously saying that with you in this difficult period. There are encouraging developments in our fight Our readiness is based on the fact that we were quick the battle against Coronavirus is being won. Madoda Sambatha - MEC for Health against the coronavirus. Early in the month of June, to establish COVID-19 protocols with the Provincial Our people must remain calm. Some people lost Health Minister Zwelini Mkhize said that the country Command Council directing all processes, had a plan their lives as a result of anxiety, panic and stress. We should expect a rise in the surge and that “South of reducing health facility attendance for non-urgent have observed that people who remain calm and seek Africa’s current surge of COVID-19 cases is expected cases early on, urgently developed Standard Operating medical attention early particularly if they have co- to dramatically increase in the coming weeks and Procedure (SOP) for quarantine and made sure we had morbidities are able to survive. Coronavirus is not a press the country’s hospitals to the limit”. enough beds for COVID-19. life sentence even if you have co-morbidites. On the 1st July we had 4393 cases with 865 It is however important to remain vigilant, adhere recoveries. By the end of July the number of new to prevention measures such as wearing a musk MEC Sambatha cases surged to a total of 19325 cases. This means that while in public places, maintaining social distancing, we had unprecedented total of 14932 new cases within practising good hygiene and sanitising. Those who praises Christiana a space of one month. In this period the number of have recovered must continue to take care and avoid new daily cases were averaging between 490 and 500. reinfections. I am calling on our youth particularly Hospital team The light at the end of the tunnel is in that since the as we enter the festive season to avoid parties and beginning of August the number of new daily cases MAHIKENG MAIL-MAHIKENG: The has dropped significantly. On the third of August we North West Province Department of Health recorded 274 cases in a day and by 18 August the new said they were proud of yet another historical success. This time, the level 1 hospital in cases were 68 on that day. The number of recoveries Christiana has successfully delivered an have also increased from just 865 on the 1st of July advanced abdominal pregnancy. to 17 342 recovered people on 24 August. People In a statement the department said under should know that these recovered individuals can no normal circumstances, the baby was supposed to have been in the womb but this time the unborn child was in the abdomen which made it a very rare and complicated procedure. This was the first case of its kind in the institution and province and possibly about the 6th to record such delivery in South Africa. The team performed a successful caesarean section on a patient who was intra-operatively discovered to be having an Advanced Abdominal Pregnancy. A baby of 3, 24 kg was delivered. All intra-operative complications were successfully managed by the team involved, which included four (4) doctors and four (4) nurses. The mother and baby are well and recovering. North West Health MEC Madoda Sambatha commended the team that performed the successful Caesarian section operation and delivered a healthy baby. “Congratulations to our team for this great success. This is testimony to what we already know, the fact that our Province has the best skill to perform complicated cases,” said MEC Sambatha In recent years, the Province has advanced in specialized clinical services. Among others the province became the first ever to cure MDR TB and performed the first ever heart operation in the province in 2016. “These breakthroughs in specialized services means that we are no longer forced to continuously send patients to Gauteng as we can now perform majority of those services in our Province,” said MEC Sambatha. MEC Sambatha said what was pleasing even more was seeing such specialized services and skill being now devolved to rural and farming areas. “Christiana is an agricultural town of about 3000 inhabitants on the banks of the Vaal River in North West province, South Africa The town is located on the N12 national route between Bloemhof and Warrenton, on the way to Kimberley. It is the administrative centre of Lekwa- Teemane Local Municipality,” he added. PAGE 6 MAHIKENG MAIL 28 AUGUST 2020 PSA presents special nutritious programme

Regional Manager, Dickson Makolo makwa handing over tools and seeds to Omolemo Support and Care Centre Chairperson.

Platform launched to unpack PSA management pictured with Omolemo Support and Care centre staff during the donation of garden tools. taxi industry matters MAHIKENG MAIL-MAHIKENG: The Public Servant Association in Mafikeng led by the Regional Manager, Dickson Makolomakwa donated garden tools and seeds worth more than R20 000 to Omolemo Support and MAFIKENG MAIL – MAHIKENG: Transport Minister Fikile Care centre in Lonely Park on Tuesday. Mbalula has called on taxi operators, taxi drivers and civil society The donation which was well received by the executive organizations that was making a difference in community. to engage government on a plan that will see the taxi industry as members of the centre was an initiative introduced by the Funds are there in many organization that need to support an integral part of the formal economy. Mahikeng PSA regional structure called “PSA We Care these organizations and will help us build a society that The Minister made these remarks on Thursday during the launch Special Programme”. The nutritious programme was can perform better through the little we can give”. of the National Taxi Lekgotla Public Discourse platform, which designed to empower NGOs in the North West Province Chairperson of the Centre, Gaone Nakedi thankeds is effectively a dialogue with industry and civil society on topical about challenges of food security in organizations. PSA management and said they were grateful for the issues that require resolution. “The National Taxi Lekgotla will be During the pandemic of COVID-19, the Programme donation and for PSA to continue doing more for other a platform where we will consolidate consensus on sustainable ways will focus on empowering and encouraging NGOs to organizations in province. “I’m speechless from the to formalise and regulate the industry. This will be underpinned by part-take in food security programmes that will help donation were have received. We wish PSA to help many an economic empowerment model that must benefit every single organizations to start their own food gardens which will others who are doing the same hob we are doing in our taxi operator, and not just those in positions of leadership,” the be produced for the Centre and for commercial purposes. community by supporting those who are underprivileged. Minister said. The Taxi Lekgotla Public Discourse is intended to On behalf of PSA, the Regional Manager Dickson The gardens tool will really assist us on what we have create a platform for sustained momentum and public engagement Makolomakwa said this programme was a way of started as centre. We are committed to support our towards the National Taxi Lekgotla, planned to take place at the end ensuring that “we supported and empowered community children and with this means we will have more capacity of October 2020. The launch will then be followed by a staggered based centres. The donation is meant for centres and to produce more food for our children”. release of discussion documents and a structured roll-out of debates across all digital platforms to sustain the conversation and engage stakeholders in robust discussions on all identified themes of the SASSA opens window for National Taxi Indaba. These conversations will be led by the Minister and the MECs in various provinces. The discussion documents that will inform the content of the public discourse and discussions in the Provincial Makgotla and payment method change ultimately the National Taxi Lekgotla will cover the following themes: unity and MAFIKENG MAIL -MAHIKENG: SASSA announced on Tuesday upload and verify their bank details, leadership; industry that they would once again open their system for approved applicants can do so at any time and need not &DVK$GYDQFH regulation; industry to change their preferred method of payment for the special COVID-19 wait for the window period. The :KLOHZDLWLQJIRU empowerment SRD grant. sooner the details are uploaded, the 9 model; The window period is scheduled available. quicker the payments can be made. 3HQVLRQ3DFNDJH professionalisation; for Monday 31 August to Sunday “When choosing a bank account, The agency is also pleased to 9 3URYLGHQWIXQG road safety; 06 September 2020, 24 hours a day. ensure that the account is in your announce that clients who opted 9 5RDG$FFLGHQW)XQG customer service During this period, beneficiaries name (SASSA cannot pay money for to receive their special COVID-19 9 3UR¿WIURP6DOHRI+RXVH and commuter safety can change from receiving their one person into the account held by SRD grant through cash transfer as well as Gender grants at the post office to receiving another) and that the bank account is 2IÀFHQR_&DUULQJWRQ will indeed get their August 2020 Based Violence. them through their personal bank not closed. The payment process is payment through this preferred 6WUHHW_0DÀNHQJ accounts. They may also change delayed if money is sent to a closed method. They must ensure that the &HOO from one bank to another if they account, as SASSA has to wait for the cellphone numbers they provided prefer to. Approved beneficiaries of funds to be returned before sending to SASSA to receive payments, are the grant can change their payment it to the Post Office for collection”, registered in their own names and not method by visiting https://srd.sassa. said SASSA CEO Totsie Memela names of other people like relatives gov.za during this period. adding that clients who updated or neighbours. It is mandatory that This development, SASSA said their details were advised to ensure the cellphone number should have was an effort to address challenges that their information was captured gone through the RICA process some beneficiaries have experienced correctly to avoid any further delays. in order for payment to be done in trying to access their special The payment of the COVID-19 through it. relief grant from the Post Offices. grant is quicker if paid into a bank Any citizen who does not update It is important for beneficiaries to account. Applicants without bank their information during this window understand that they should not go accounts are thus encouraged to period, or who provides incorrect to the Post Office before they have open a bank account. There are many banking details will have the received the SMS notification that entry level, inexpensive options in payments for the remaining months says funds are available. The SMS the market – some of which can be sent through to the Post Office. notification is used to limit the opened online. Responses to frequently asked numbers of people reporting to a Clients who have just been questions about this relief grant can Post Office on a particular day and approved for the relief grant by be found on the WhatsApp platform also to ensure that sufficient cash is SASSA and have received an SMS to on 082 046 8553. 28 AUGUST 2020 MAHIKENG MAIL PAGE 7 NW Liquor Board acts against sports bar in Klerksdorp MAHIKENG MAIL-MAHIKENG: North West Department of Economic Development, to appear in court at the local magistrate court administration would intensify its compliance Environment, Conservation and Tourism expressed great concern at the conduct displayed on the September 7, 2020. Section 141 of inspections in all the districts to ensure by the owner of Boitumelo Sports Bar, in Klerksdorp, Matlosana Local Municipality of not the Liquor Act mandated SAPS to submit a enforcement of the regulations and urged adhering to the Covid -19 lockdown regulations earlier this week. comprehensive report to the North West Liquor community members to contact its regional The department learnt on Tuesday that the without a valid certificate of acceptability and Board to take immediate action. Departmental offices or relevant law enforcement agencies to bar hosted an’’ Öpen deck sessions’’where the have closed after 22h00. Sithole pointed out spokesperson, Dumisa Seshabela said her report any transgressions. owner allowed more than 50 patrons to enter that in terms of Alert level 2 Regulations 61(1) the premises who were not practising Covid (b) that the sales of liquor is subject to curfew -19 precautionary measures as outlined in 22h00- 04h00 and all liquor traders must act the Disaster Management Act and Lockdown responsibly by letting their patrons to leave the Regulations Alert Level 2. After receiving premises on time to avoid contravening these a complaint t, the department dispatched its regulations. Liquor Inspectors accompanied by South “The department’s major concern is that African Police Service and Municipal the license holder is posing a serious danger Environmental Health Practitioners to the to humanity of perpetuating the spread of outlet to further investigate the matter. Upon the corona virus which has claimed the lives arrival it was determined that the premises of people locally and internationally,” said does not have any social distancing markings Sithole. According to the department, the on the floor and chairs, no attendance register license holder admitted guilt of the offense and for contact tracing and also selling food was issued with a fine of R2000 and warned MEC calls on communities to help fight crime

MEC for the Department of Community Safety and Transport Management, Sello Lehari.

MAHIKENG MAIL-MAHIKENG: North West MEC for the Department of Community Safety and Transport Management, Sello Lehari has called on local communities to help law enforcement agencies to fight crime. Addressing the increase in crime in the region, release of crime statistics “was once more MEC Lehari said although certain categories of a commitment that we are steadfast in our crimes went up, the Province was among the aim to halve violent crimes and gender based three that managed to bring down figures of violence in the next decade,” said MEC Lehari. aggravating crimes. “Together as a nation we Rustenburg and Potchefstroom especially can do more to combat the scourge of crime. Ikageng lead residential burglaries. Rustenburg Often our people see criminality taking place was also among the top 30 areas in the but do not want to be involved. This needless country with high incidents of non-residential to say increase crime statistics” said MEC,” burglaries. “We encourage our people to report Lehari. Lehari said Brits and Rustenburg in crime as it happens rather than waiting and only Bojanala district reported higher figures of report much later,” appealed MEC Lehari. The hijackings though there had in general been 520 department said the latest figures were the last cases less than in the 2018/2019 financial year. annual statistics to be released “as henceforth Truck hijackings particularly on N12, crime stats will be released quarterly”. N14, N4, R24 and R512 were among other troublesome arterial routes. He said the Man to appear in Rustenburg court over illegal liquor

MAHIKENG MAIL-MAHIKENG: A 45-year-old suspect appeared in the Rustenburg Magistrates’ Court for illegal possession of firearm, illegal possession of ammunition, possession of counterfeit goods and corruption on Monday. The suspect, Wengqing Weng was arrested through intelligence driven operation by members of Phokeng K9 Unit at about 21:00 on Tuesday, 18 August 2020 in Safari Gardens, Rustenburg. During the operation which included execution of a search warrant, a pistol and 371 9mm ammunition were found in the house. In addition, liquor labels and various brands of suspected counterfeit liquor worth R380 000.00 were confiscated. The suspect who could not account for the possession and liquor labels, attempted to bribe a police officer by offering him R6000.00. However, he was charged for corruption. Investigation into the matter continues. The Provincial Commissioner of North West, Lieutenant General Sello Kwena commended the members for a job well done. He said further that the police will continue to work hard to ensure that illegal firearms which are often used to commit serious and violent crimes, are removed from the wrong hands. PAGE 8 MAHIKENG MAIL 28 AUGUST 2020 Mafikeng PROPERTIES Miss SA pageant finale goes to Cape Town Yo ur MAHIKENG MAIL -MAHIKENG: Cape Town will play host to the Miss South Africa Liesl Laurie, 2015 (Miss World Top 10 and to your finale for the first time in the history of the pageant. Continental Queen of Africa); Demi-Leigh Miss South Africa 2020 will be crowned Africa, will provide hope and shine a light Nel-Peters, 2017 (Miss Universe winner) newhome! at a spectacular and entertainment-packed on our country’s beauty and female leaders Adé van Heerden, 2017 (Miss World Top event – which takes place on Saturday, during this period. We look forward to 10); Tamaryn Green, 2018 (Miss Universe October 24, from 17h00 – and which will be welcoming all the participants, officials first princess and Zozibini Tunzi, 2019 (Miss screened live on M-Net and Mzansi Magic and performers to our city for what is to Universe winner). and streamed for an international audience. be one of Cape Town’s first major hybrid Continues Weil: “Our success on the “The City of Cape Town is pleased productions,” added Mayor Plato. international stage means that there is a to partner with the Miss South Africa CEO of the Miss South Africa Organisation, huge interest globally in the South African Organisation to bring the pageant to Cape Stephanie Weil, echoed his sentiments: “We pageant.” Town. This is an iconic South African event are delighted that Miss South Africa will For the first time in the history of the which has, over the years, made the dreams come to the homes of thousands of South Miss South Africa pageant, the contestants of many young women a reality and elevated Africans, as well as people from around the who make the Top 3 will represent the their status as change makers in society,” world, from Cape Town. The city is the 11th country at the world’s three most prestigious says Cape Town Executive Mayor Dan Plato. contestant this year. We will be announcing pageants. Previously, the Miss South Africa “We are aware this is happening while the venue in the Mother City at a later date.” Organisation sent a representative to both the entire world is still reeling from an South Africa is now regarded as one of Miss Universe and Miss World, but will unprecedented pandemic, but we believe the leading pageant countries in the world also now be fielding a candidate at Miss proceeding with events such as Miss South – Rolene Strauss, 2014 (voted Miss World); Supranational. AgriSETA training Artisans MAHIKENG MAIL -MAHIKENG: The Department of Public Works and Infrastructure (DPWI) this week Monday announced the provision of R66 million to AgriSETA, to train 400 EPWP participants to become Artisans. In a statement released on Monday, the DPWI said this funding The National Skills Fund Executive Officer, Mvuyisi Macikama of R66 million was provided by the National Skills Fund (NSF) said that this project aligns to the National Skills Development of the Department of Higher Education and Training (DHET). Strategy (NSDS) III and the National Skills Development Plan The funding received from the DHET through a partnership 2030 which prioritises artisan development programmes to and confirmed in a Memorandum of Agreement is for training address technical skills shortage, and in line with the envisaged EPWP participants on skills programmes, learnerships and artisan catalytic role of the NSF, to drive change towards partnership- development programmes over a multi-year period. based programmes and contribute significantly to raising the “We partnered with AgriSETA, as they previously implemented low base of education and training in the country, guided by a similar project and we were satisfied with the results. The government strategies and policies of redress and equity. department is committed to develop and nurture scarce skills as part of DPWI on-going transformation process of the built industry”, said Imtiaz Fazel, the acting Director-General of the DPWI. The Agreement between DPWI and Agriseta to implement the artisan development programme shall commence immediately and will continue up until 30 September 2023, and until completion of the Project, whichever comes first. AgriSETA will manage the implementation and provide technical support to the Project, in order to ensure that 400 artisans are trained and certificated. “This is no small feat for us and we are honoured as AgriSETA to perform the obligations of the Project implementation, which includes administration and reporting, as well as the procurement and contracting of relevant training providers, which will be done in consultation with DPWI to ensure clear guidelines and transparency”, said AgriSETA’s CEO, Zenzele Myeza. AgriSETA is also responsible for sourcing relevant workplaces for all 400 trainees in artisan development, as well as to certify all accreditation requirements of training and appointment of service delivery agents for the duration of the project. AgriSETA will ensure joint monitoring with DPWI, continuous quality assurance, verification and the timeous completion of certification of successful participants. “This is indeed an empowering collaboration, which is going to benefit many unemployed people and will increase the much needed essential skills that is required in all sectors of the country”, An EPWP participant goes through her training process as Myeza said. part of the AgriSETA programme. Lehari establishes public transport intervention team

MAHIKENG MAIL-MAHIKENG: The MEC for the Department of Community Safety and Transport Management, Sello Lehari has undertaken a process of establishing North West Public Transport Invention Team (NWPTIT). The purpose of the Team was according may embark upon awareness campaigns to the department to assist in addressing and for purposes of preventing taxi conflicts, handling transport related challenges that monitor transport situations in the public among others include taxi violence. transport industry and identify and monitor In a statement this week, the department all routes affected by taxi conflicts in the said key responsibilities of the NWPTIT Province; shall include but not limited to investigating The Team will also interact with all any wrong doing/allegation levelled against relevant stakeholders in the industry any person including government officials including Provincial Taxi Councils, regarding taxi conflicts in the province. It Regional Taxi Councils, primary associations and Municipal officials in relation to Taxi conflicts; The NWPTIT comprises of twelve members that include two former MEC’s and two former mayors. All of them have the experience needed for the task ahead. The team shall in the process play a role of a mediator in relation to the resolution of conflicts in the public transport industry. They are expected to be craft and submit reports to the MEC with clear recommendations regarding appropriate action to be undertaken in order to stabilize the transport industry in the province. 28 AUGUST 2020 MAHIKENG MAIL PAGE 9 PAGE 10 MAHIKENG MAIL 28 AUGUST 2020 R503 DANVILLE TRAFFIC CIRCLE, MAHIKENG, UNDER TRAFFIC OFFICER’S WATCH MAHIKENG MAIL-MAHIKENG: The North West MEC for the Department of who don’t,” said MEC Lehari. Community Safety and Transport Management, Sello Lehari appeals to motorists in MEC Lehari, further, made a commitment Mahikeng to be cautious when they approach the Mahikeng traffic Circle in Danville. that the law enforcement agencies will There has been several accidents reported drive carefully,” said MEC Lehari. maintain their presence at this notorious at the circle where houses near the circle The MEC says it’s clear that most road are R503 Danville, Mahikeng route. This have been hit by vehicles. speed compliant on that road. visibility will be on an ongoing basis “There is a speed reduction sign on the “The number of incidents on that road coupled by vigorous road safety campaigns road as you approach Danville and we versus the traffic volume indicate there are conducted by Municipality and Department appeal to road users to be circumspect and motorists who comply whilst it’s only a few Traffic officers. Lebohang’s road to living her dream on the frontline MAHIKENG MAIL - THABAZIMBI - For thousands of South African practising social distancing. And health workers, the Covid-19 pandemic has been the most stressful and while she hasn’t had much time to testing time of their careers – and many of them are women. think about Women’s Month this But Lebohang Rasepae, an on the frontline of the fight against year, she’s clear that the country auxiliary nurse at Amandelbult the pandemic. “It is challenging. needs to do a hard reset on its Hospital in Thabazimbi, Limpopo, Our workload has increased, and attitudes to women as part wouldn’t have it any other way. it’s tough when our colleagues get of our response to the From a young age, she knew she ill, and seeing the death toll. Social pandemic. Her advice wanted to be a nurse, so she’s distancing is just not possible in for the next generation living her dream. Lebohang has bedside nursing. But this pandemic of women is simple: “I been working at the hospital, which has taught me that life is short, encourage all young services the community around and we all need to live our lives to women to educationally Anglo American’s Tumela Mine, the fullest,” says Lebohang. For empower themselves. since 2006. In this time, she’s Lebohang, surviving this moment That is the only way worked across a range of disciplines, in history starts by sticking to the to secure your future, including the medical, surgical and basics: wearing masks and personal and carve a niche for TB wards. She’s currently in the protective equipment (PPE), yourself as an ambitious emergency ward, which is literally washing her hands, sanitising and woman in this world.” Lebohang Rasepae. NAC calls for 2021 bursary applications MAFIKENG MAIL – MAHIKENG: The National Arts Council (NAC) Strategy prioritises capacity building as an essential element for developing the arts, in pursuit of excellence. As such, the NAC’s bursary funding studies (both part-time and full-time studies) programme aims to provide support to aspiring for the 2021 academic year. Please note that arts practitioners in the acquisition of relevant postgraduate students whose degree requires arts qualifications, and arts-related knowledge two to three years of study (such as MA and and skills. As part of its support for training PhD) and who were granted an NAC bursary and education, the NAC offers grants for during 2018 and 2019 should not reapply bursaries and residency programmes to help for funding. The grant will be renewed for grow the talent of students, arts practitioners, the duration of their studies, subject to the arts technicians, arts administrators and other successful completion of each year of study industry professionals. This is designed to with a minimum overall pass rate of 65%. help ensure that South Africa retains a strong Applicants are, however, required to submit pool of talented artists and leaders. The NAC a letter of acceptance for their studies from is therefore pleased to announce its call for the tertiary institution in question, as well as bursary applications for the academic year their estimated costs for the 2021 academic that begins in January 2021. The invitation is year and progress reports. Block institutional open to postgraduate arts students, as well as bursaries for undergraduate students who registered education and training institutions will be studying in South Africa during in South Africa involved in providing 2021. Institutions that apply for funding are tuition in the fields of theatre, dance, crafts, required to support undergraduate students for literature, multidisciplinary arts, music, visual the duration of their undergraduate studies, arts, cultural policy, and arts and culture subject to their successful completion of each management, as well as any other arts-related year of study. Institutions should be prepared course. This invitation also extends to students to enter into a service-level agreement with applying for a Bachelor of Technology degree the NAC in order to fulfil this requirement. in the arts. Applications for fashion design The closing date for applications is must incorporate a cultural element as part of September 12 2020 at 5pm and the the studies. Particular attention will be paid outcomes on December 13 2020. to postgraduate qualifications that address Applicants need to register and complete the the rare skills required in the arts sector. The online application form using the following invitation extends to individual postgraduate link: https://nac.praxisgms.co.za/ 28 AUGUST 2020 MAHIKENG MAIL PAGE 11 PAGE 12 MAHIKENG MAIL 28 AUGUST 2020 28 AUGUST 2020 MAHIKENG MAIL PAGE 13 PAGE 14 MAHIKENG MAIL 28 AUGUST 2020 28 AUGUST 2020 MAHIKENG MAIL PAGE 15

Thanking the frontline fighters of COVID-19

MEC of Health Madoda Sambatha took a moment and thanked healthcare workers, the police and military as frontline fighters of the dreaded Coronavirus pandemic when he became the first person worldwide to sign an appreciation circular by Khaya Kool RadioTvFilm International in thanking frontline fighters on Covid-19 that is set to go nationwide in South Africa and with other participants worldwide. Khaya Kool of Khaya Kool RadioTvFilm International remarked about the initiative saying, “Coronavirus is a deadly disease and has caused health mayhem worldwide. The danger of Corona is that it is contagious Women are putting roots and to see healthcare workers, the police and military taking the frontline to fight this disease for us, should be highly appreciated by all”. down in agriculture Online GBVF panel discussion Dr Morategi Mojanaga, North-West University (NWU) alumna and chief animal MAHIKENG MAIL-MAHIKENG: The South African Christian Ministers Council health technician. (SACMIC) will host an online panel discussion about Gender based violence and MAHIKENG MAIL-MAHIKENG: Women form the backbone of many rural Femicide on Friday (tomorrow) with panelists from different Institutions and economies and play an important role in poverty reduction and food security according community structures. to the World Economic Forum (WEF). Violence against women and children is with a view to build strong families. The Dr Morategi Mojanaga, North-West livestock nutrition,” added Dr Mojanaga. a serious crisis in the country and must be theme of the discussion is “The role of University (NWU) alumna and chief animal As South Africa celebrates Women’s addressed with immediate effect. Religious religion and culture in the fight against health technician at the Gauteng Provincial Month in August, it is encouraging that trail leaders during a National Conference held GBVF to promote moral regeneration, Department of Agriculture and Rural blazers like Dr Mojanaga are taking the in Durban last year resolved to embark on social cohesion and nation building”. The Development, said women in agriculture lead to ensure women reach their potential programmes that would assist in the fight discussions will also develop a plan of action have a powerful story to tell about the in this vital sector of the economy. against gender based violence and femicide and commemorate women’s month. role they play in society - stories of stewardship, resilience, and leadership. The WEF found that female farmers reinvested 90 percent of the &(1686 75,$/ money they earn into their farms and their communities, thus $8* 6(3 acting as gatekeepers to a better future for their communities. “In a month that focuses on women and the role they -2,1 ,1 $1' 5(*,67(5 play in society, it is pertinent that &HQVXV LV DOPRVW XSRQ XV EXW ȴUVW ZH ZRXOG OLNH \RX WR we honour and EH D SDUW RI RXU 7ULDO ZKLFK ZLOO EH FRQGXFWHG LQ VHOHFWHG DUHDV acknowledge the DURXQG WKH FRXQWU\ IURP $XJXVW 6HSWHPEHU contributions of mothers and women worldwide, the $OO KRXVHKROGV LQ WKH VHOHFWHG DUHDV DUH UHTXLUHG WR SDUWLFLSDWH crucial role they E\ UHJLVWHULQJ WKHLU GHWDLOV WR HLWKHU FRPSOHWH WKH &HQVXV play in agriculture TXHVWLRQQDLUH RQOLQHRUE\ WHOHSKRQH and the impact they have on societies around the world,” said Dr Mojanaga. “The role women 5(*,67(5 21 play in agriculture *(7&2817('67$766$*29=$ is changing. Not RU FDOO WROOIUHH only are they taking on larger and more defined roles on farms and

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In the matter between: THE 580606 6427 084. *Last Address: 6896 CYDONIA STREET, MMA- STANDARD BANK OF SOUTH AFRICA LIMITED (REGISTRATION BATHO, UNIT 15, MAFIKENG, 2790, NORTH WEST PROVINCE. B. NUMBER: 1962/000738/06) APPLICANT And STEPHEN MUSON- Complete this section only if deceased was married in community of DA (IDENTITY NUMBER: 820719 6086 188) RESPONDENT. To: property. First Names of Surviving Spouse: GOLOATSWE SARAH. STEPHEN MUSONDA (IDENTITY NUMBER: 820719 6086 188), Surname of Surviving Spouse: SEBUSHO. ID Number of Surviving an adult male, with full legal capacity whose occupation is unknown Spouse: 590808 1180 084. C. Description of Account if other than and whose present whereabouts are unknown. Take notice that the First and Final: First and Final. Period of Inspection (if other than 21 above Application will be set down on the 9th day of October 2020 days): THIRTY DAYS. Magistrate’s Office: NORTH WEST. Master’s at 10:00am on which date the Applicant will apply for Judgment to Office: MAFIKENG. *Advertiser Name: SMIT STANTON INCORPO- 1 6 8A be entered against you, in terms of Rule 45 and Rule 46A of the RATED. Advertiser Address: 29 WARREN STREET, MAFIKENG, Uniform Rules of Court. Furthermore, you have been called upon 2745. Advertiser Email: [email protected]. *Date PERSOONLIK WOONSTELLE TE HUUR AKKOMMODASIE to give notice within 20 (twenty) days after publication hereof to the Submitted: 2020-08-13. *Advertiser Telephone: 018-381 0180. Registrar, at High Court, Corner Hector Pietersen & University Drive, �� K4 28/8 PERSONAL FLATS TO LET ACCOMODATION Mmabatho, North West, and to the Applicant of your intention to op- NOTICE. FORM J187. REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA. LIQUIDA- pose (if any) in the application wherein The Standard Bank of SA TION AND DISTRIBUTION ACCOUNTS IN DECEASED ESTATES Ltd (Applicant), a Company claims:- 1. Payment of the amount of LYING FOR INSPECTION. In terms of section 35 (5) of the Admin- LARONA kitchen: This weeks ASLAAGTE: Spacious 1 bed- VERY big room to rent in Rivi- R742 769.97; 2. Interest on the amount referred to in 1 at the rate istration of Estates Act, No. 66 of 1965, notice is hereby given that menu! Lunch time only. Proper room flat. Secure, fenced. Own era Park North. Sharing house of 11.440% per annum from 8 MARCH 2019 to date of payment as copies of the liquidation and distribution accounts (first and final, un- pea and ham soup with home entrance, dog friendly! M.E.S with 2 guys. No drugs please. provided for in the Loan Agreement, both dates inclusive; 3. Payment less otherwise stated) in the estates specified below will be open for made panini R45.00 or pap and R4500 neg. W+l included. 076 Rental R2 000 includes water of the Monthly Insurance Premiums of R0.00 and Assurance Premi- the inspection of all persons with an interest therein for a period of 21 braised ‘A’ grade beef stew, rel- 295 9828. and electricity. Call 076 522 ums of R942.32 until such time that the risk of the property passes days (or shorter or longer if specially stated) from the date specified ish, world’s hottest chilli R75.00 ------50533 28/8 2011. completely and remains with a new owner; 4. An order declaring the or from the date of publication hereof, whichever may be the later, Drive through or sit down 083 UNIT 15: Bachelor flat/ apart------50523 28/8 following property specially executable for the amounts in 1 and 2: A and at the offices of the Masters of the High Court and Magistrates 997 7776. ment for rental @ R3500 + key UNIT 9: Big room with fitted cup- UNIT CONSISTING OF - (a) SECTION 1 AS SHOWN AND MORE as stated. Should no objection thereto be lodged with the Masters ------50517 28/8 deposit. Secured bachelor flat boards and own bathroom in a FULLY DESCRIBED ON SECTIONAL PLAN SS00505/13, IN THE concerned during the specified period, the executors will proceed to fully fitted, open plan lounge, commune. Available for immedi- SCHEME KNOWN AS VILLAMOURA IN RESPECT OF THE LAND make payments in accordance with the accounts. *Mandatory Fields. 2 kitchenette, ample parking. ate occupation. R2 250 p.m. ex- AND BUILDING OR BUILDINGS SITUATE AT REMAINING EXTENT *Notice Language: English#. *Province: North West. Province of the Prepaid electricity, free water. cluding electricity. Contact 072 OF ERF 1245 IN THE TOWN RUSTENBURG, LOCAL AUTHORITY: Master’s office specified on this form. A. *Estate Number: 718/2020. BETREKKINGS VAKANT Contact 083 955 6315/ 083 551 864 1244. RUSTENBURG LOCAL MUNICIPALITY OF WHICH SECTION THE *Surname: BANDA. *First Names: TSHENYE CHARLES. South Afri- 7077. ------50531 28/8 FLOOR AREA, ACCORDING TO THE SAID SECTIONAL PLAN, IS can ID Number: 540801 5178 080. *Last Address: 1341 BATLHAKO SITUATIONS VACANT ------50534 28/8 UNIT 9: Big spacious room 82 (EIGHTY TWO) SQUARE METRES IN EXTENT; AND (b) AN UN- STREET, UNIT 7, MMABATHO, 2735. B. Complete this section only with fitted cupboards and own DIVIDED SHARE IN THE COMMON PROPERTY IN THE SCHEME if deceased was married in community of property. First Names of 8 kitchen space. Available in a APPORTIONED TO THE SAID SECTION IN ACCORDANCE WITH Surviving Spouse: WILHEMINAH KEFILWE. Surname of Surviv- TEAM Leader/ agents needed commune with bathroom inside THE PARTICIPATION QUOTA AS ENDORSED ON THE SAID ing Spouse: BANDA. ID Number of Surviving Spouse: 590103 1029 to lead insurance sales agents. ALGEMEEN TE HUUR the house available for immedi- SECTIONAL PLAN. HELD BY DEED OF TRANSFER ST63078/13, 089. C. Description of Account if other than First and Final: Amended Self-motivated with some sales ate occupation. R2 500 p.m. ex- SUBJECT TO SUCH CONDITIONS AS SET OUT IN THE AFORE- First and Final. Magistrate’s Office: MAHIKENG. Master’s Office: environment experience. Com- GENERAL FOR HIRE cluding electricity. Contact 072 SAID DEED OF TRANSFER. 5. An order authorising the issuing of MAHIKENG. *Advertiser Name: MOTHUSI MARUMO ATTORNEYS mission based. 063 152 5310/ 864 1244. a writ of execution; 6. Costs of suit on the attorney and client scale; INC. Advertiser Address: SUITE NO. 5 GRYPON HOUSE, CNR. 072 748 8940. ------50530 28/8 Take notice further that if you fail to give such notice, judgment may MARTIN & WARREN STREETS. Advertiser Email: info@mo2c------50470 21/8-28/8 CARWASH to rent in Lonely MONTSHIOA: Big room fitted be granted against you without further notice. Dated at Pretoria on marumo.co.za. *Date Submitted: 2020-08-19. *Advertiser Telephone: ELECTRICIAN wanted. (No Park & shop to rent. Contact with cupboards, own bathroom this the 7th day of AUGUST 2020. Applicant’s address: VEZI & DE 018-381 1290. chancers). Contact 079 842 Andy 084 665 0963. and kitchen. Separate from main BEER INCORPORATED, ATTORNEYS FOR THE APPLICANT, 319 �� K5 28/8 9674. ------50489 21/8-4/9 house. Available immediately. ALPINE WAY, LYNNWOOD, PRETORIA. REF: M. MOHAMED/NN/ NOTICE. FORM JJJ. LOST or DESTROYED DEED. NOTICE is ------50515 28/8 CATTLE post with outbuilding R2 750 p.m. excluding electricity. SN/MAT51683. E-MAIL: [email protected]. hereby given in terms of Regulation 68 of the Deeds Registries Act, in Setlopo Village. Contact Andy Contact 072 864 1244. �� K6 28/8 1937, of the intention to apply for the issue of: - a certified copy of: 3 084 665 0963. ------50529 28/8 NOTICE. FORM J 193. REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA. NOTICE DEED OF TRANSFER T797/2007, - passed by: The Executrix in the ------50488 21/8-4/9 TO CREDITORS IN DECEASED ESTATES. All persons having Estate Late SELEBATSO DAPHNE MERE, No. 417/2004, - in favour BETREKKINGS GEVRA 10 claims against the under-mentioned estate must lodge it with the of: TUMELO FORTUNE MERE, Identity Number 890222 5662 088, 8A Executor concerned within 30 days (or as indicated) from date of Unmarried, A Minor, - in respect of certain: ERF 6309 MMABATHO SITUATIONS WANTED HUISE TE KOOP publication hereof. *Mandatory Fields. *Notice Language: English#. UNIT 14, SITUATE IN THE MAFIKENG LOCAL MUNICIPALITY, AKKOMMODASIE *Province: North West. Province of the Master’s office specified on REGISTRATION DIVISION JO, PROVINCE NORTH WEST, which has been lost or destroyed. All interested persons having objection to MAKE extra income 083 580 HOUSES FOR SALE this form. A. *Estate Number: 3484/2020. *Surname: Mogoje. *First ACCOMODATION Names: Raditloko Hendrick. *Date of Birth: 1959-11-30. *ID Num- the issue of such copy are hereby required to lodge the same in writ- 5684. ing with the Registrar of Deeds at:- THE REGISTRAR OF DEEDS, ------WEBSITE 28/8 ber: 591130 5848 080. *Last Address: 3547 Butterfly Crescent, Unit 7 BEDROOM house for sale 12 Mmabatho. *Date of Death: 2020-07-15. Master’s Office: Ma- VRYBURG, 26 De Kock Street, Vryburg, 8600, within 2 (two) weeks UNIVERSITY students accom- in Libertas, Mafikeng. Double from the date of the publication of this notice. DATED at MAFIKENG modation available at 32 Car- hikeng. B. Only applicable if deceased was married in community 5 garage, 2 carports, borehole, of property/subject to the accrual system: First Names of Surviving on 24 August 2020. (SGD) CJ MARITZ, APPLICANT, CHRIS MAR- rington Street, Mahikeng. 078 swimming-pool. Multiple en- ITZ ATTORNEY, 49 Proctor Avenue, Mafikeng, 2745, Private Bag 929 6674, 084 869 6018, 067 Spouse: Bella Motsetsanaotsile. Surname of Surviving Spouse: HUISE TE HUUR trances to the yard. R3.19m Mogoje. Date of Birth of Surviving Spouse: 1964-07-28. ID Number X2103, Mafikeng, 2745, Tel: 018-381 3025, [email protected]. 082 3687. (neg.) Reduced price for urgent �� K7 28/8 ------50393 7/8-28/08 of Surviving Spouse: 640728 0843 088. C. *Name of Executor or HOUSES TO LET sale. 063 772 4632. Authorised Agent: Christiaan Jacobus Maritz. *Address of Executor ROOMS with bathroom to rent in ------50532 28/8 Lonely Park. Contact Andy 084 or Authorised Agent: Private bag X2103 Mahikeng 2745. *Advertiser UNIT 14: 2 Bedrooms, lounge, 665 0963. 15 Name: CHRIS MARITZ ATTORNEY. Advertiser Address: Private kitchen, palisade wall and gate. ------50487 21/8-4/9 bag X2103, Mahikeng 2745. Advertiser Email: maritzcj@telkomsa. Available immediately. Contact A single room to let at Golf View ALGEMEEN TE KOOP net. *Date Submitted: 2020-08-17. *Advertiser Telephone: 018-381 Dr. M Mushunje 082 391 9877/ next to the bank and shops. 3025. 063 915 8218/ 018 381 7388. Contact 076 516 2294 or 078 MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE �� K1 28/8 ------50451 14/8-28/8 938 8528. NOTICE. FORM J 193. REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA. NOTICE UNIT 14: 3 Bedrooms, two toi------50491 21/8-28/8 TO CREDITORS IN DECEASED ESTATES. All persons having lets, dining, sitting & kitchen. UNIT 13: Bachelor room avail- CEMENT blocks for sale. claims against the under-mentioned estate must lodge it with the Contact 079 955 2513. able with fitted kitchen, built-in R12.00 per block. Nobody to Executor concerned within 30 days (or as indicated) from date of ------50525 28/8 wardrobe with tight security at beat my price. Contact Andy 084 publication hereof. *Mandatory Fields. *Notice Language: English#. R2 700 p.m. excl. Electricity. 665 0963. *Province: North West. Province of the Master’s office specified on Buks: 076 785 4273. Amo: 079 ------50486 21/8-4/9 this form. A. *Estate Number: 3486/2020. *Surname: Rangaka. *First 108 8733. PINE benches for sale. Solid Names: Ntlhopiseng Hermans. *Date of Birth: 1923-01-29. *ID Num------50511 28/8 wood. From R1000 onwards. ber: 230129 5115 083. *Last Address: House 12822 Lomanyaneng CLEAN, spacious, furnished Contact Laure 082 968 7632. Village, Mafikeng. *Date of Death: 2020-07-13. Master’s Office: rooms in Mahikeng and Mma------WEBSITE 28/8 Mahikeng. C. *Name of Executor or Authorised Agent: Christiaan batho. From R750 per month WALL units for Sale. 3 piece Jacobus Maritz. *Address of Executor or Authorised Agent: Private (sharing) or R1200 per month. solid wood. Excellent condition. bag X2103 Mahikeng 2745. *Advertiser Name: CHRIS MARITZ AT- Call at Mini Motel next to Star R7500. Neg .Contact Laure : 082 TORNEY. Advertiser Address: Private bag X2103, Mahikeng 2745. Shop, Unit 2. Contact 079 979 968 7632. Advertiser Email: [email protected]. *Date Submitted: 2020-08- 7811. ------WEBSITE 28/8 17. *Advertiser Telephone: 018-381 3025. ------50514 28/8 LAPTOP for Sale. Compaq �� K2 28/8 UNIT 8: Back room. Very central Notebook . Excellent condition. NOTICE. FORM J 193. REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA. NOTICE on Taxi Route. R800 per month. Comes with carry bag and pro- TO CREDITORS IN DECEASED ESTATES. All persons having 083 997 7776. grams. R3500. Contact Laure : claims against the under-mentioned estate must lodge it with the WARNING ------50516 28/8 082 968 7632. Executor concerned within 30 days (or as indicated) from date of SPACIOUS room with bathroom ------WEBSITE 28/8 publication hereof. *Mandatory Fields. *Notice Language: English#. ALL next to Sobo Road for rental at *Province: North West. Province of the Master’s office specified on Hofi egids Motlhabeng. 076 256 6618. 15A this form. A. *Estate Number: 3587/2020. *Surname: Mangope. *First ------50521 28/8 Names: Seritshane Maria. *Date of Birth: 1969-10-24. *ID Number: Heading Key 691024 0575 088. *Last Address: 5851 Unit 14 Mmabatho. *Date of 1. PERSOONLIK ADVERTISEMENTS DANVILLE: 2 Bedroom apart- ment, bathroom, open plan SHOPS/OFFICES TO LET Death: 2020-06-29. Master’s Office: Mahikeng. B. Only applicable if PERSONAL deceased was married in community of property/subject to the ac- 1a. IN MEMORIAM RELATING TO: kitchen, lounge. 073 230 5657. • Loans and fi nancing (University Student accommo- crual system: First Names of Surviving Spouse: Gaonalerole Israel. 1b. DOODSBERIGTE dation) Surname of Surviving Spouse: Mangope. Date of Birth of Surviving DEATH NOTICES • Hire purchase problems / ------50522 28/8-4/9 OFFICES to let: 125m² suite Spouse: 1961-09-07. ID Number of Surviving Spouse: 610907 5897 2. BETREKKINGS Transfer of installments R13000, 80m² suite R8525, 085. C. *Name of Executor or Authorised Agent: Christiaan Jacobus SITUATIONS VACANT • Business opportunities 10m² 1- room office R2350. Con- Maritz. *Address of Executor or Authorised Agent: Private bag X2103 3. BETREKKINGS GEVRA TIPS FOR tact 082 743 2379. Mahikeng 2745. *Advertiser Name: CHRIS MARITZ ATTORNEY. SITUATIONS WANTED • Investments ------49903 5/6 AC/TC Advertiser Address: Private bag X2103, Mahikeng 2745. Advertiser 4. GELD EN LENINGS • The fi lling of envelopes CLASSIFIED OFFICES to rent at 32 Car- Email: [email protected]. *Date Submitted: 2020-08-17. *Ad- MONEY & LOANS • Work at home rington Street, Mahikeng. 078 vertiser Telephone: 018-381 3025. ADVERTISE- 929 6674 / 084 869 6218 / 067 �� K3 28/8 5. HUISE TE HUUR • Earn extra money HOUSES TO LET 082 3687. 6. WOONSTELLE TE HUUR • Business propositions MENTS ------50392 7/8-28/8 FLATS TO LET • Part-time work 1. Plan and write out 17 7. PLOTTE EN PLASE TE HUUR PROHIBITED: your advertisement PLOTS AND FARMS FOR HIRE Use of the following VOERTUIE TE KOOP 8. ALGEMEEN TE HUUR words in abovementioned before you visit the GENERAL FOR HIRE Mafi keng Mail. VEHICLES FOR SALE 8a. AKKOMMODASIE advertisements are ACCOMMODATION prohibited: 2. Ensure that the 9. TE HUUR GEVRA MERCEDES-BENZ C250 die- *No Credit Checks required correct particulars sel, 2012 model. Sunroof, white, WANTED TO HIRE *Blacklisted clients welcome FSH. R180 000 neg. Contact: 10. HUISE TE KOOP and contact details *Free Credit etc. such as name and/ 083 313 7306, 079 138 8481, HOUSES FOR SALE MUST contain the 061 446 9113. 11. WOONSTELLE TE KOOP or address and ------50512 28/8-2/10 FLATS FOR SALE following information in FORD Bakkie Ranchero 1974. 12. ERWE TE KOOP the advertisement: telephone and/or Collectible. Automatic V8 . Neg STANDS FOR SALE Telephone number cellphone numbers : R85, 0000.Contact Phil 083 13. PLOTTE EN PLASE TE KOOP 750 8142. PLOTS AND FARMS FOR SALE Street address are provided. ------WEBSITE 28/8 14. BESIGHEDE TE KOOP Name of person and/or 3. The costs of a BUSINESSES FOR SALE business. 23 15. ALGEMEEN TE KOOP These are the classifi ed advertise- SPESIALE DIENSTE MISC. SALES requirements and NO ment is R36,44 for 15a. SHOPS/OFFICES TO LET the fi rst 15 words, SPECIAL SERVICES 16. TE KOOP GEVRA/WANTED exceptions will be made. 17. VOERTUIE TE KOOP All advertisements are and R1,50 per word VEHICLES FOR SALE placed with the approval thereafter. + VAT. LAUNDRY Service, Montshioa 17a. VERVOER of the National Press stad, next to PG Glass, Vryburg TRANSPORT 4. Bring your adver- Road. Same day service. 073 Union and it is our 241 7063. 18. TREKKERS EN IMPLEMENTE tisements in on ------50391 7/8-28/8 TRACTORS AND IMPLEMENTS responsibility as an 19. WOONWAENS/CARAVANS advertising medium to time. Deadline is 20. DIERE/ANIMALS ensure that these rules Tuesday, 17:00. 21. TE RUIL/TO SWOP are strictly adhered to. 22. VERLORE/LOST 5. We do not amend 23. SPESIALE DIENSTE However, it still remains or correct your the responsibility of the SPECIAL SERVICES grammar. Ensure 24. VAKANSIEOORDE buyer or consumer to HOLIDAY RESORTS thoroughly investigate that the spelling and 25. KENNISGEWINGS/NOTICES the trustworthiness of the grammar are cor- 26. TENDERS 27. TE LAAT VIR KLASSIFIKASIE advertiser with whom they rect. We only place TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION. are doing business. what you write. ** Mahikeng Mail is ‘n onafhanklike, outonome en nie-politiese koerant, getrou aan sy roeping as waghond van die gemeenskap. Mahikeng Mail verbind homself tot billike en eerlike beriggewing van ‘n wye verskeidenheid nuusgebeure, waarin die belange van die gemeenskap die belangrikste kriteria is. Mahikeng Mail vereenselwig hom nie noodwendig met menings wat uitgespreek word in artikels, rubrieke of lesersbriewe nie. Mahikeng Mail sal homself nie blootstel aan druk om materiaal te publiseer wat lasterlik, onwaar of ongeregverdig is nie en sal ook nie toegee aan druk om nuusmateriaal waarvan publikasie in die belang van die gemeenskap is, te verswyg of te versluier nie. ** Mahikeng Mail is an independent, autonomous and non-political newspaper, committed to its calling as watch-dog of the community. Mahikeng Mail is committed to fair and honest reporting on a wide range of issues in which the interests of the community are the primary criteria. The opinions expressed in articles, letters and columns are not necessarily the opinion of Mahikeng Mail. We will not be forced to publish material that is defamatory, untrue or unjust and will not be tempted to conceal or suppress material that is in contrast with the interest of the community. PAGE 20 MAHIKENG MAIL 28 AUGUST 2020 28 AUGUST 2020 MAHIKENG MAIL PAGE 21 SANAC mourns passing of the Deputy-Director General, Conny Nxumalo

Thaga Koketso Isaac of Stand no 10136 Mathlonyane Village was born on Frederich “Shimane”Mogoshane of 10494 1968/06/10 and died on 2020/08/20 of Ikopeleng Ramatlabama was born on natural causes. The funeral service will 1975/01/12 and died on 2020/08/21 of be held on 2020/08/28 at Matlhonyane natural causes. He was buried on 2020/08/26 cemetery at 07h00. For further information at 10494 Ikopeleng Ramatlabama at 07h00. contact 0604078140/ 0713234735. For further information contact 0712783837.

MAHIKENG MAIL-MAHIKENG: The South African National AIDS Council (SANAC) mourns the passing of Conny Nxumalo, the Deputy Director-General Gomodicwe ‘Mmakantoko’ Grace Sebigi for Welfare Services at the National Department of Social Development (DSD) Matshediso Edwin Mampo of 52055 of Magogoe Tar Village was born on who succumbed to complications emanating from the novel corona virus. Seweding Village was born on 1957/11/15 1945/03/13 and died on 2020/08/21 of Nxumalo was a passionate social since she was instrumental in facilitating and died on 2020/08/22 of natural natural causes. The funeral service will be scientist who spearheaded collaborative the partnership SANAC has with DSD. causes. The funeral service will be held on held on 2020/08/28 at Magogoe Tar Village projects between SANAC and DSD. Joint projects between the two entities 2020/08/29 at Moletsamongwe at 07h00. For cemetery at 07h00. For further information Her death is not only a great loss to her were oversaw by her on the side of the further information contact 0839850875. contact 0825767589. family but to the field of social work and Department. Her leadership, wisdom HIV response. She was a devoted social and dedication was unparalleled. She has worker who championed a wide range of left a void too difficult to fathom,” said innovative programmes geared towards SANAC Acting CEO, Coceka Nogoduka. the protection of women, children, older Nxumalo joined DSD in 2003 as a persons and people with disabilities. Director Substance Abuse Programme She was affectionately known as Sis’ focusing on policy development, Conny or ‘South Africa’s Chief Social legislation, program monitoring and Worker’, which bears testament to the implementation in the area of substance devotion she had for social justice and abuse. She is qualified social worker with welfare of all South Africans, especially a Master’s Degree from Wits University. vulnerable people. “Sis’ Conny’s She leaves behind three daughters. passing hits harder to the SANAC family May her soul rest in eternal peace.

Kelebale Florence Moisa of Magogoe Tar Road was born on 1936/08/15 and died on Koolebogile Ruth Mothusi of Magogoe 2020/08/20 of natural causes. The funeral Tlhabologo was born on 1953/03/28 and service will be held on 2020/08/29 at died on 2020/08/23 of natural causes. The Magogoe Tar, Tloung Village at 07h00. For funeral service will be held on 2020/08/27 at further information contact 0785407918/ Tlhabologo, Mothusi’s residence at 07h00. 0798751230. For further information contact 0721540969.

SAMLFA mourns legendary scribe MAHIKENG MAIL-MAHIKENG: The South African Football Masters and Legends Association (SAMLFA) this week expressed great sadness and shock at the passing of Victoria Matlakala Mokgosi of 235 Itekeng football journalism doyen, S’busiso Mseleku. Gobonamang Eva Moirapula of Modimola Location, Biesievlei was born on 1963/06/12 Mseleku was one of the people who condolences to the colleagues, friends, Village was born on 1958/06/13 and died and died on 2020/08/22 of natural contributed immensely to the football and family of Mseleku. “On behalf of on 2020/08/21 of natural causes. The causes. The funeral service will be held industry, and to a large extend, to the SAMLFA, we extend our heartfelt, deep funeral service will be held on 2020/08/29 on 2020/08/29 at Biesesvlei at 07h00. For at Modimola Village at 07h00. For further further information contact 0798969805/ development of football by giving exposure sympathy and condolences to the family information contact Orapeleng 0787237044. 0728305590. to young and old players as well as the ex- and friends. May his beautiful soul rest in professionals. eternal peace,” said SAMLFA President, “SAMLFA wishes to convey the deepest Buddha Mathathe. PAGE 22 MAHIKENG MAIL 28 AUGUST 2020 Mkhize wants justice for its student’s murder MAFIKENG MAIL – MAHIKENG: The Deputy Minister in the Presidency for Women, Youth, 2020. The purpose of the Bill is to amend the gazetted for comment, so as to further regulate and Persons with Disabilities Professor Hlengiwe Mkhize demands justice for the killing of Wits Criminal Procedure Act, 1977, so as to further sentences in respect of offences that have been student and Gender-Based Violence Activist, Asithandile ‘Kwasa’ Zozo. regulate the granting of bail; and placement of committed against vulnerable persons. Her alleged killer appeared in the Dutjwa happens while the country observes the annual persons on parole, in respect of offences that The Deputy Minister wishes to pass her sincere Magistrates Court in the Eastern Cape last Women’s Month, further entrenching the notion have been committed against vulnerable persons. and heartfelt condolences to Zozo’s family, Thursday. His case was postponed to yesterday that women in South Africa have nowhere to run. The Criminal Law Amendment Act, 1997 is also relatives, friends, and schoolmates. (Wednesday) and was again remanded for further “I read that Zozo was instrumental in organising investigation. He has been remanded in custody. protests in Dutywa after the killing of University Speaking last week , Deputy Minister Mkhize of Cape Town student Uyinene Mrwetyana, said, “We condemn this hideous crime by all who was tortured, raped and killed this time last Has your bank means, and call upon law enforcement officials to year and was also of the same age” adds Deputy leave no stone unturned in the quest for justice”. Minister Mkhize. Deputy Minister Mkhize further added that it Her Father emotionally told the Deputy was men like these who must be sentenced to life Minister’s office that the young woman was data been stolen? imprisonment without the possibility of parole. excited with her plans to go back to school “It is exactly these kind of perpetrators we do after President Cyril Ramaphosa further eased MAFIKENG MAIL – MAHIKENG: South Africa’s major banking groups have responded to not want back into society. He stabbed Zozo to lockdown regulations. “She asked me to book the major data breach at credit bureau Experian, where the personal details of as many as 24 death for rejecting him, and took her life.” Deputy her a plane ticket to Johannesburg as she was million South Africans were exposed to a third party. Minister Mkhize said. “We call upon men and returning to school on the 26th of this month. Experian, a consumer credit reporting to identify which of their customers may have men formations to intensify their reflection quite Her Mother and I were happy that she was eager company, said on Wednesday (19 August) that it been exposed to the breach and to protect their seriously, and embark on educating their fellows to go further her studies with such passion,” her experienced a breach of data which has exposed personal information, even as the investigation against perpetrating GBVF. “It is men who kill Father said. The Deputy Minister encouraged some personal information of as many as 24 unfolds. “Our investigations indicate that women, and not women killing themselves. She that the Department of Justice and Constitutional million South Africans, and 793,749 business an individual in South Africa, purporting to was assaulted so brazenly and her life ultimately Development, as part of its role for the Gender- entities, to a suspected fraudster. The breach has represent a legitimate client, fraudulently stolen from her and her family, drawing to a close, Based Violence emergency response action been reported to authorities, and South African requested services from Experian,” the company her dreams which she was at the cusp of. No one plan, has made progress in gazetting for public banks have been working with Experian and said in a statement. deserves such a horrible fate. Zozo’s killing also comment, the Criminal Matters Amendment Bill, South African Banking Risk Centre (Sabric) “The services involved the release of information which is provided in the ordinary course of business or which is publicly available.” “We can confirm that no consumer credit or consumer financial information was obtained. Our investigations do not indicate that any misappropriated data has been used for fraudulent purposes.” Experian added that its investigations show that the suspect had intended to use the data to create marketing leads to offer insurance and credit-related services Customers are urged to remain vigilant against possible fraud and to: • Never disclose usernames, passwords, PINs or One Time Pins (OTPs) when asked to do so by anyone via telephone, fax, text messages or even email, no matter how believable they are. 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MAHIKENG MAIL-MAHIKENG: Leopard Park Golf Course will be hosting a Golf event where golfers will be uniting in one voice to say enough is enough to Gender Based Violence. The event will be held on Saturday, August for Sport in endorsing and supporting the 29, a month dedicated to Women and will conscious initiative of golfers to say NO be graced by golfers from other regions of to Abuse, NO to Killings of Women of our the Province. ‘As golfers, we felt a need country. We also acknowledge the assistance to come together and through Golf pledge they provided with regard to compliance as our commitment to Loving, Protecting and dictated by Government in respect of Covid Respecting women. As golfers we support 19 regulations, where all participants are Government fight against any form of abuse required to do temperature check, sanitize, to women, children and elderly within our wearing of mask and observing social communities,” said Kennedy PhilTiger distancing,” added Kennedy PhilTiger Mosiapoa, the coordinator of the event. Mosiapoa. Sectors and Businesses that would The enthusiasm and potential shown by the like to participate, either through registering current crop of Junior Golfers necessitates four ball or booking a slot at strategic holes the importance of accelerating the project for advertising and supporting the message of exposing kids from surrounding schools/ Against Gender Based Violence are welcome areas to the sport of golf once the current to contact the event coordinator. Kennedy situation of COVID-19 is normal. “We are PhilTiger Mosiapoa @ 076 965 6498 and appreciative to the Department responsible [email protected] PAGE 24 MAHIKENG MAIL 28 AUGUST 2020

Tsimejon Jujutsu Prizes up club reopened for grabs at Friday 5K Solo Run

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MAHIKENG MAIL-MAHIKENG: Runners taking part in the Friday 5K Solo Run #2 powered by PUMA tomorrow (Friday) will stand a chance to win their share of spectacular sponsor prizes! “The Friday 5K Solo Run has been the source of a lot of excitement,” says Agne du Plessis, Stillwater Sports Head of Road Running. “The first event took place last Friday (21 August) and we absolutely love the photographs that have been shared on social media. This week we are counting down to the Friday 5K Solo Run #2 that will take place on 28 August. There are amazing sponsor prizes up for grabs including PUMA, Coca Cola, POWERADE ZERO, Bonaqua Water and Covim Coffee by Rialto. Remember to tag us in all your posts.” A Professional Commentator, Altus Schreuder is excited to be part of such a unique occasion that has the country talking. “It is the ultimate dream of any commentator to work at, but also take part in, the same event. Trust me, there are some very excited ‘voices’ out there right now. I expect all three my ‘fellow commentators’ to be tough competition. Sean talks up a very big game, Sipho has powerful cyclist’s legs and Thabo has a devastating final 50m sprint finish. To say that I am extremely competitive would be an understatement, so watch this space. My goal is to be home already, with a POWERADE ZERO in hand waiting for the guys to complete their run”. The last 100m of the FNB RYCS Heritage Day Virtual Run will feature a PUMA Beat Bolt Sprint competition. The Tsimejon Jijutsu club has reopened classes for new and old karatekas who now practice at schools, crèches and on Saturdays. The club has placed strict Both the male and female runner with the fastest “last measures to follow COVID_19 regulations where students are expected to wear 100m” time will take home a PUMA Voucher to the masks, keep social distancing and undergo regular screening. There will be no value of R10 000. The RYCS App will record the times. contact training for students however new physical training skills and basic kata Runners taking part in the Friday 5K Solo Run More information regarding this competition and the techniques will be undertaken. For further information contact Sensei John Tsime #2 powered by PUMA. App will be shared at a later stage. on 0789820890.

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