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SoccerValentine’s DayArmed robberRecoveredFriday February 14, 2014

Despite fears of violence, the funerals of the four victims of the recent killings in Relela and Kubjana Village in Bolobedu South were conducted peacefully at various places last Saturday.

Police kept a close eye in the area where the victims were laid to rest. Kgomotso Ragolane, whose brutal killing sparked violent protests in Relela was buried at Relela Cemetery whilst Mohale Selowa who was shot dead by police during violent clashes with members of the community, was buried at Motupa Cemetery.

Tshepiso Molaudzi, the three year-old toddler whose body was found in a car belonging to a local businessman at Kubjana, was buried in the local cemetery.

The funeral of Motsiri Molele who was also shot dead by police in Relela took place at Mokgoloboto Village.

The fi fth victim Tshepo Baloyi (15) who was shot dead during violent clashes between the police and members of the community was laid to rest at Relela village last week Saturday.

The MEC for Economic Development and Tourism, Seaparo Sekoati, the executive mayor of Mopani District Municipality, Joshua Matlou, local mayors and councillors were among the mourners who attended the funerals.

The mayor of Greater Tzaneen Municipality, Dikeledi Mmetle said Wisani Burial Society, Maeteko Funeral Services and Sleebok donated caskets and tombstones, whilst Great North Transport and MBS provided free transport services to ferry mourners to the cemetery.

She added that the municipality also secured sponsorship for food for the funerals from business people and the provincial government.

Police spokesperson, Lieutenant Colonel Moatshe Ngoepe said no incident of violence was reported in the area during the weekend and the situation remains calm.

BEREAVED: The bereaved family and rela ves of Tshepiso Molaudzi, a three year-old toddler whose body was found in a car belonging to a local businessman at Kubjana, a ending the burial service on Saturday.

Bolobedu South mournsafter violent clashes

2 MOPANI HERALD Friday February 14, 2014NEWS

A jilted lover locked his girlfriend in a house before setting it on fi re at Relela village in Bolobedu South on Friday morning.

Maggie Motsia (36)’s badly burned body was found in a one roomed house she shared with her live-in lover Ximbazimana Samson Baloyi (50) from Leokwe Village.

It is alleged that Baloyi, who lived with the woman for a numbers of years became enraged when the woman ended their relationship and told him to pack his things and leave. Police spokesperson, Colonel

Ronel Otto said the gruesome discovery of the charred body was made at around 10:00.

Col Otto said the suspect was arrested hours later after he was found walking to the neighbouring village. Baloyi appeared in the Bolobedu Magistrate’s Court on Monday on charges of murder. He was remanded in police custody until February 24, pending further investigations. According to Baloyi’s neighbours in his home village, he was released on parole more than 10 years ago for killing his girlfriend in the Waterberg area.

Jilted lover setsgirlfriend alight

Two men appeared in the Bolobedu Magistrate’s Court for house breaking and theft on Thursday.

Percy Ngakana (25) and Johannes Maake (28) both from Matipane Village were remanded in Custody until Thursday pending further investigation.

Bolobedu police spokesperson, Constable Rebotile Shai said the two suspects were arrested in an early morning raid last Tuesday following a tip-off.

Constable Shai said the duo were found with suspected stolen electrical appliances valued at about R20 000.

Two in court for house breaking and theft

RECOVERED: Police show the recovered suspected stolen electrical appliances.

NEWS MOPANI HERALD Friday February 14, 2014 3

A POLICE offi cer was injured and a police car damaged during a violent protest by members of the community who demanded that a suspect be handed over to them in Lenyenye on Thursday day night.

According to an eye witnesses, residents became angry when the police wanted to take away the armed robbery suspect. “Residents threw stones at them, injuring a police offi cer and breaking a window of one of the police vehicles,” said the source who refused to be identifi ed.

The source further said the enraged residents followed the police vehicle to Maake Police Station where the violent protest continued until they were calmed down by their leaders.

Police spokesperson, Lieutenant Colonel Moatshe Ngoepe confi rmed that one person was injured and a police car window was damaged in unrest caused by the police’s refusal to hand over the suspect to the community members to mete out instant justice .

He said two armed men entered the house of a money lender and demanded

money at about 10:00 on Wednesday night.“Family members screamed for help

and community members and the police rushed to the house. One suspect ran away while his accomplice was arrested and a fi rearm with a serial number fi led off was confi scated from the arrested suspect,” said Lt Col Ngoepe.

He added that the arrested suspect, aged 40, has been charged with attempted armed robbery and possession of an unlicensed fi rearm. He was due to appear in the Naphuno Magistrate’s Court at the time of going to print.

“Police are busy with the investigations to fi nd out if the suspect was not involved in other armed robberies which happened in the area,” said Ngoepe.

Ngoepe appealed to members of the community not to take the law into their hands when they apprehend suspected criminals but hand them over to the police.

Anyone with information regarding the suspect’s accomplice whereabouts is requested to contact the nearest police station.

Police officer injuredin violent protest

HaenertsburgPolice in Haenertsburg have arrested 27

people for various criminal activities over the past two weeks.

According to Haenertsburg police spokesperson, Constable Bongi Malungane, 20 people were arrested for contravening the Road Traffi c Act; two were arrested for illegal gambling, one for possession of dagga, one for assault with intent to cause grievous bodily harm and one for theft.

One was arrested for being in possession of house breaking equpment and one for being in possession of stolen properties.

BolobeduPolice in Bolobedu have arrested 61 people

for various criminal activities over the past week.

Bolobedu police spokes person, Constable Rebotile Shai said six people were arrested for assault with intent to cause grievous bodily harm, six were arrested for assault common, seven for house breaking and theft and one was arrested for murder.

Two suspects were arrested for fraud, another four for malicious damage to property, one for possession of dangerous weapon and one for the use of motor vehicle

without owner’s consent. Twenty-six suspects were arrested for

public drinking and 14 for illegal gambling. RitaviPolice in Ritavi have arrested a total of 60

people during the past week. Ritavi police communication offi cer,

Constable Vongani Ngobeni said 18 people were arrested for contravening the Road Traffi c Act; 13 people were arrested for assault with intent to cause grievous bodily harm, seven people were arrested for house breaking with intent to steal and theft and six were arrested for rape.

Five people were arrested for robbery, four people were arrested for contravening the Liquor Act, three people were arrested for assault common, one person was arrested for theft, one person for possession of dagga, one person was arrested for malicious damage to property and one person was arrested for possession of suspected stolen property.

Meanwhile, Jabulani Mnisi (22) of Lusaka Section in Dan Village was sentenced to three years in prison without an option of a fi ne after he was found guilty of house breaking and theft in the Ritavi Magistrate’s Court last week.

This week’s crime reportsfrom your area

Gravelotte

Police in Gravelotte have arrested only one person for a criminal activity over the past week, Constable Phineas Masihla, spokesperson for the Gravelotte police said one person was nabbed for possession of dagga.

Phalaborwa

Police in Phalaborwa have arrested eight people who were involved in criminal activities over the past week. Constable Elvis Mongwe, spokesperson for the Phalaborwa police said one person was arrested for house breaking and theft, two for assault with intent to cause grievous bodily harm, one for shoplifting, three for theft of copper cables and another one for common assault.

Police in Maake are appealing to anyone with information regarding the fatal shooting of a security guard at Mzanzi Tavern in Lenyenye last week Monday to come forward.

Samson Maenetja (40) was shot dead by two unknown men who tried to rob the famous tavern in the early hours of last Monday.

Police spokesperson, Lieutenant Colonel Moatshe Ngoepe said two armed men burst in to the Mzazi Tavern in the early hours and demanded money.

“They shot dead a security guard, before driving away without taking any money,” said Ngoepe.

He said the suspects fl ed the scene in a grey BMW and Ford Figo without registration numbers.

“We are appealing to the public to come forward with information”. They are requested to call the nearest police station or the South African Police Services Crime Stop number 086 00 10111 24 hours.

A Mozambique national from Mapaye village has been lying in the government mortuary since November last year.

Phalaborwa spokesperson Constable Elvis Mongwe said the man is between the age of 27- 35 and he is only known as Chauke.

‘According to information we received, the man has neither wife nor children. Whe heard that he has relatives somewhere in the country,’ said Mongwe.

The police are appealing to community members to help in the identifi cation of the body. They can contact the investigation offi cer lieutenant Mabunda on 071 351 7279 or 071 351 7276.

Mongwe further said that if he cannot be identifi ed the Ba Phalaborwa Municipality will be forced to bury him.

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Lulekani

Police in Lulekani have arrested 12 people for various criminal activities over the previous week.

Constable Nkhensani Mabasa said four people were arrested for assault with intent to cause grievous bodily harm, one for malicious damage to property, one for business robbery, one for theft and fi ve for drinking liquor in public.

4 MOPANI HERALD Friday February 14, 2014VALENTINE

With Valentine’s Day around the corner, South Africans are facing a stark reality, they are love-starved.

According to a just-released survey, more than 32% of single adults admit to feeling depressed and anxious about not fi nding love.

The national poll, which was conducted by a generic pharmaceutical specialising in medication for the treatment of depression and anxiety, Pharma Dynamics turned up some interesting results.

Three in ten of the 529 single adults polled nationally, said being single makes them feel lonely, while 12% said they felt less attractive and 36% blamed themselves for their loveless situation.

The majority however (89%) still fi rmly believes in true love and 76% said that fi nding that special someone would contribute greatly to their overall state of happiness.

Mariska van Aswegen, spokesperson for Pharma Dynamics says today’s generation of young people are fi nding it harder than ever to fi nd fulfi lling long-term relationships.

“There are a number of factors that contribute to making fi nding Mr or Mrs Right so much more diffi cult in the 21st century.

Globally, rates of loneliness are increasing as social structures disintegrate. Back in the 80s, the General Social Survey (GSS) collected

the fi rst nationally representative data on the number of confi dants (friends, family, soul-mates) that Americans had in their lives, and the most common response was three. In 2004, when the survey was done again, the most common response was zero. This marks an important change in our social structure and inevitably impacts on match-making,” she says.

According to Pharma Dynamics’ poll, the gym, book and/or dance club seemed to be the most popular hangouts for single South Africans to fi nd love, voted for by 56% of participants. More than 35% of respondents said they are confi dent about fi nding their match online, while 26% cited the workplace, 23% the supermarket, 22% the park and 16% still relied on the local pub to produce their perfect mate.

Van Aswegen notes there are many pros to online dating, but that one should be careful not to lean on the online dating crutch too much.

“Online dating may in the long-run discourage men from pursuing their partners more aggressively, leading to a more passive approach. Instead of walking up to a woman at a café or party after she’s made it clear that she’s interested, a man might not know how to respond and be more inclined to open his

laptop and send a message to several single women about how much he likes their profi le, while a genuine, real-life opportunity passes by.

“On the other hand, women who rely too heavily on cyber-dating too can become far less outgoing and less enthusiastic about starting conversations with men in public. Limiting the use of online dating sites might just force you to take more action in person. If you make yourself a little more available and assertive, and you don’t block out the world around you when you are out, you might just be surprised.”

More than 20% of the respondents have fi xed ideas about how quickly one should, ought to, have to and must fi nd love and 36% admitted to having long checklists about their potential partners. Fifty fi ve percent also said they fi nd themselves withdrawing from dating opportunities and pre-emptively rejecting suitors based on past experiences and preconceived ideas.

Van Aswegen says the trouble with checklists is that they are based on superfi cial attributes such as hobbies, interests and looks.

“In reality successful long-term relationships are rarely based on these. It is shared values and chemistry that are essential.

You can work through differences in hobbies and interests and even get past looks. Those who have rigid attitudes about romantic love are also the most likely to develop depression.

“It’s easy to get down about being single even when you have an otherwise good life, but it’s important not to dwell on the negative. Although negative thoughts alone are not enough to cause depression, but the combination of cognitive vulnerability and a mildly depressed mood can lead to a downward spiral that can eventually lead to major depression.

To beat the blues this Valentine’s Day, Van Aswegen suggests the following:

*Realise that being without a partner isn’t a character fl aw and that there is absolutely nothing wrong with being single.

*Get on with your life and the activities that you enjoy, and stay involved.

*Learn to be patient and relax a little. *Forget about love at fi rst sight and give

love at fi fth site a chance. *Take your time, stop worrying about

whether your current date is your best choice and just enjoy the process of getting to know somebody, even if they don’t tick all your boxes right away.

Single South Africans anxious over finding love

A SPECIAL DAY: Tiyisani Ndhlovu from Tzaneen says: ‘I celebrate Valen ne’s Day and it’s a special day because my partner shows more apprecia on for me on this day and even buys me fl owers.’

MEMORABLE: Promise Bvuma says that Valen ne’s Day is a special me for her. ‘My most memorable Valen ne’s Day was when my fi ancé made me a homecooked dinner and gave me presents.’

SPOILING FRIENDS: Mahlane Phalanen says: ‘We used to celebrate Valen ne’s Day at school with friends where we would buy each other presents.’

SHOW YOUR LOVE EVERY DAY: Michelle Njoroge says ‘Every day is Valen ne’s Day. We shouldn’t wait for a specifi c day to spoil someone we love.’

TIME TO IMPRESS: Scolas ca Njoroge from Tzaneen says: ‘I’m very excited for Valen ne’s Day.’

GENERAL MOPANI HERALD Friday February 14, 2014 5

Traditional surgeons in the province have until month end to submit their applications to conduct initiation schools during school winter school holidays.

According to the Department of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs, initiation schools in the province will commence from June 20 to July 18.

The departmental spokesperson, Motupa Selomo said after the February 28 closing date, the House of Traditional Leaders will conduct a workshop on March 18, for all those who qualify for initiation school permits.

The purpose of the workshop is to brief and prepare the initiation schools stakeholders on precautionary measures to be followed in order to have a smooth process during the initiation period.

“We also call upon parents to verify the legitimacy of initiation schools they intend to send their children to with their respective traditional authorities. There will be zero tolerance for people who want to take chances by running initiation schools without permits,” said Selomo.

Required documents to accompany applications include: A letter from the traditional council of the area at which the

initiation schools will take place, supporting the application; A certifi cate of fi tness of the traditional surgeon issued by a medical doctor; An environmental report compiled by an environmental practitioner for the area at which the initiation school will take place; A copy of proclamation or title deed confi rming authority and or jurisdiction over the area at which the initiation school is to be conducted; and an undertaking signed by a senior traditional leader regarding acceptance of accountability for the initiation school.

Selomo further said that traditional nurse or any other person will be allowed to look after initiates in an initiation school without a certifi cate of attendance of training, initiates below the age of 12 cannot be admitted to an initiation school, no initiate shall be admitted to an initiation school more than fi ve days after the commencement of the school and no one will be allowed to abduct another for the purpose of taking the abducted person to an initiation school.

“In an effort to prevent the unnecessary loss of lives, we request parents to send their children to approved initiation schools,” Selomo added.

Apply for an initiationschool permit

Miss Mzantsi teen atNkowankowa this weekend

The Miss Teen Greater Tzaneen Royal Nobility Pegeant and Talent search which is to take place next Saturday at Nkowankowa Community Hall sure sounds like an event not to be missed.

The event is hosted by Miss Mzantsi Africa Role Model 2014, Ntombi Baloyi in partnership with Mazkhanani Youth Foundation, Greater Tzaneen Community Radio Station (GTFM), Greater Tzaneen Municipality and South African Police Services. The youth will open the event at 18:00 by showcasing their talents before the main event commence.

For more information on the event you can contact Tintswalo Baloyi on 083 261 1048 or Ntombi Baloyi on 083 570 2598

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Aces, Classic through to the semi-finals

Two semi-fi nal spots of the annual KLG Top 8 Soccer Challenge were booked by Golden Aces and Leswika Classic after hotly-contested matches last weekend.

Defending champions, Golden Aces beat Mapantsula 4-3 after a gruelling penalty shoot-out on Saturday, while Leswika Classic disposed of Long Valley after a 4-1 scoreline was registered on Sunday.

The match between Leswika Classic and Long Valley at Mapantsula ground was highly technical ad entertaining. Just as spectators thought they would get to interval with a goalless scorecard, Louis Mngomezulu gave Leswika Classic a lead. The second stanza started with a blistering pace which gave the Long Valley side the opportunity to create chances. Trilly Mogoboya equalised for Long Valley in the 49th minute.

The systematic playing outfi t of Leswika Classic re-energised after the pep talk by their inspirational mentor, Junior Maake, to throw the game back to the opponents. In

what later seemed to be a rather one-sided affair, Terrence “Nyomber” Ralepelle, Aubrey “Charley” Letsoalo and Mogale “Fix” Maake scored a goal each to complete the demolition work and book Leswika Classic a place in the semi-fi nals.

The next competition matches will see Manamela Naughty Boys facing Mogoboya Junior Chiefs on Saturday while Real Madrid will entertain Lebaleng Shining Stars on Sunday.

Meanwhile, all the teams set to participate in the KLG Soccer League this season have until February 28 to affi liate for either the KLG Premier league or the KLG Super league. The two league divisions will kick off on 15 March 2014.

Information on the KLG Premier and KLG Super leagues may be obtained from the following offi cials of KLG Sport Committee: Trilly Mogoboya on 0823564056, Tony Kudumela 0722158002 and Marupine Sape 0732425265.

Giyani Masters beat Lulekani United Masters 3-1 in the Mopani Masters League games at Lulekani Stadium on Sunday.

Hamilton Mabunda was voted as the man of the match during the pulsating game.

The league secretary, Sam Shipalana said there are ten teams participating in the league aimed at men who are 35 years and older fi t.

‘the main purpose of the games is to promote

a healthy lifestyle,’ said Shipalana.

Makhoseni Nkonyane, the chairperson of Giyani Masters said the games are good for their bodies.

He said there are players who are over 50 years of age and are still playing soccer well.

He further said there not in the league for competition but for exercising and interacting with men from other arreas.

Giyani Masters triumphant

WINNERS: Giyani Masters beat Lulekani United Masters 3-1 in the Mopani Masters League game at Lulekani Stadium on Sunday.

RUN: Giyani Masters (in red and white) playing against Lulekani United Masters (in green) at Lulekani Stadium on Sunday.

MAN OF THE MATCH: Hamiton Mavunda was crowned man of the match.

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Relela Flying birds kept up their fi ne form in the SAFA Mopani SAB league with two wins at the weekend.

Flying Birds beat Mhlokozi Fast Move 2-0 on Saturday and went on to defeat Moleketla Continental 3-1 in a Stream A match on Sunday.

In other Stream A matches on Saturday: Bilika All Stars 1, Gawala Clasic 3; Dzekula Skymasters 3, Mamanyoha 0; gwambe Hungry Lion 2, Ximausa Homeboys 0; john Mabasa UFA 3, Silawa Hotspur 2; Mmboni Junior chiefs 2, Matsedna Giant Killers 0; Moccassin XI Express 0, Jackson Young Stars 2; Moleketla Continental 2, Mokwakwaila G. City, Rethabila 5, Timangweni 2.

Sunday: Gawula Classic 1, John Mabasa UFA 1; Jackson Young Stars 1, Bilika All Stars 5; Mamanyoha G.Arrows 8, Moccassin XI Express 0; Matsena Giant Killers 0, Dzekula Skymasters 1; Mokwakwaila G.City 1, Rethabile 1; Silawa Hotspur 2, Gwambe

Hungry Lion 3; Timangweni 2, Mmboni Junior Chiefs 3; Ximausa Homeboys 3, Mhlokozi Fast move 1.

Saturday Stream B:Ballon Porto 2, Boon United 0; Boabab Zero Fake 1, Mandlakazi City Star 1; Emmanuel Iron Breakers 2, Selwane Sundowns 0; Julesburg Y Killers 3, JB United 1; Mariveni River Stars 2, Umhlanga Aces 1; Mariveni United 2, Powerline 0; Marumofase 4, Burgersdorp United 2; Nkowankowa Barcelona 2, Huresic Intermilan 0;Sedani 1, Khujwane P Makers 1.

Sunday: Balloon Porto 0, Julesburg Y Killers 1; Boabab Zero Fake 0, Mariveni United; Huresic Intermilan 3, Burgersdorp 1; JB United 0, Emmanuel Iron Breakers 1; Khujwane P Makers 3, Marumofase 0; Mariveni River Stars 4, Mandlakazi City Star 2; Nkowankowa Barcelona 1, Selwane Sundowns 1; Powerline 2, Sedani 1; Umhlanga Aces 4, Bonn United 1.

Birds keep uptheir form

TRIUMPHANT: The line-up of Mopecha which beat BraP FC 4-0 in a GTLFL game at Lerejeni on Sunday.

Mopecha Football Club looked unstoppable when they easily trounced BraP FC 4-0 in a Greater Tzaneen Local Football League game at Lerejeni on Sunday.

Veteran playmaker Bongani “Shusha” Mongwe and Prince “Muchicha” Rathete scored two goal apiece in the second half to give Mopecha a well deserved win.

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Sarah’s ButtMOM of two, Sarah Massey wears size 10XL trousersand she once even cracked a toilet bowl simply by sittingon it.

Monster Tumour RemovedA TUMOUR weighing almost 38kg has been removedfrom a woman in the Czech Republic. The monstergrowth had been developing inside the unidentifiedwoman’s stomach for years because she was too scaredto visit the doctor.

I Want To Be QueenAMELIA, originally from a strict Muslim family inBangladesh, had breast implants in 2012 to give her avoluptuous 34D chest. Now the business accountingstudent, who lives with personal trainer boyfriendCharles Dubuc, 27, has her eyes set on the world’s mostfamous beauty pageant.