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Thursday July 22, 2021
Miners face bleak future
The BCM miners are frustrated after the mine stopped operations.
as mine ceases operations
Gilbert Motseo mine’s gates on Monday said, “We were adjusted level 4 lockdown has severely and they have to follow proper procedure
shocked when it was communicated to us affected the mining industry. The when retrenching," claimed one angry
BURGERSFORT - It has been more that we must not report for duty. There was Department of Mineral Resources and miner, who chose to remain anonymous.
than two weeks since Black Chrome Mine no communication from the management Energy issued a notice which suspended Steelburger/Lydenburg News contacted
(BCM) ceased operations at Driekop, or from the unions. All we received was Sail’s mining operations, which meant the company’s general manager, Wayne
Mooihoek. The work stoppage has left messages via SMS that stated we must not that the company could not continue Dietrich, who suggested all queries
about 1 400 workers stranded. They are report for duty,” said the miner. operations for a certain period,” the regarding the mine stoppages and unpaid
not sure of their July salaries. They have They said the message were followed by statement from the Sail group revealed. salaries be directed to the liquidator,
also recently witnessed their medical aid this one: “We are at the mercy of the court The newspaper has a copy of this letter. Chris Monyela of Masiye Administrators.
suspended due to unpaid premiums. currently. We are awaiting appointment of The workers alleged that they are This publication forwarded queries to
BCM is owned by Sail Contracting the liquidator and will keep you updated. still owed their monies for bonuses that Monyela, who had not responded by the
Minerals. Please remain calm.” were supposed to have been paid on time of going to press.
According to the miners, they were Earlier this month, Steelburger/ July 9. On Tuesday, the mine entrances
shocked to receive a message indicating Lydenburg News discovered that the mine “We want to be paid our outstanding remained locked with strong security
that they should not report for duty. “The released a communique indicating that payments. The issue of liquidation presence at the gates. Meanwhile, on
night shift for July 5 has been cancelled. Sail had been facing serious financial must be dealt with the courts and the Monday, the EFF Sekhukhune visited the
Employees are urged to remain calm,” the challenges arising from a lack of funding company while we continue receiving miners to hear their grievances. The party
message read. and challenging economic conditions. our salaries. They must remember that confirmed that it would investigate the
A frustrated employee found at the “The Covid-19 pandemic and the latest they did not give us retrenchment letters matter with the national office.
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2 Steelburger / Lydenburg News NEWS Thursday July 22, 2021
Police officials seize 40 crates of
illegal liquor thanks to a tip-off
Michelle Boshoff
MASHISHING - The SAPS
recently raided a house and
confiscated 40 crates of illegal
liquor.
On Sunday July 19 at 14:00, a tip-
off from an anonymous person about
alcohol being sold out of a house
without a valid liquor licence, led
the Lydenburg police to Stand 406 in
the Old Location residential area.
There they arrested an Ethiopian
Ayano appeared
in the Mashishing
Magistrate’s Court on
charges of dealing in
Soldier whisky, a no-name brand, was part of the seized liquor.
liquor without a valid
Moz women in court for
licence
national, Bekeze Ayano (34).
contravening lockdown
Among the 40 crates, nine crates
of Castle Lager beer (750ml), six
crates of Heineken (660ml), five
crates of Savannah Dry (330ml), and
18 bottles of Gordon's London Dry
Gin (750ml) were confiscated. Michelle Boshoff
Ayano appeared in the Mashishing LYDENBURG - Two women of Xhai
Magistrate's Court on Monday July Xhai, Mozambique, were arrested for the
19 on charges of dealing in liquor Capt Kaizer Moela, the spokesperson for the
possession of illegal alcohol.
without a valid licence. Lydenburg SAPS, with the confiscated liquor.
The SAPS confiscated the alcohol on
Wednesday July 14 after they had received
information from a whistleblower at
around 12:00.
Suzi Khumalo (34) and Thelma Tsobo
(34) were halted at the Dullstroom and
Roossenekal T-junction on their way
to Johannesburg. They were carrying
320 bottles of Soldier whisky (200ml) and
20 bottles of Caipirinha (200ml). The goods after the bust at the Lydenburg
They were detained at the Lydenburg SAPS.
SAPS for the Contravention of Disaster
Management Act (Covid-19) by transporting Mashishing Magistrate's Court on Friday
liquor during lockdown level 4 and for July 15.
the Contravention of Immigration Act for Capt Kaizer Moela commended the
being found in the country without proper whistleblowers for sharing this important
documentation. They appeared in the information with the police.
Alicia Stols
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More bags of liquor.
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Thursday July 22, 2021 NEWS Steelburger / Lydenburg News 3
Police press release and water
mermaid’s warning create panic
Michelle Boshoff
LYDENBURG - News reports in the paper
that recalled the Lydenburg floods of 20
years ago led to great consternation among
residents.
A local, so-called seer predicted a repeat
of the disaster the past weekend, and even
the police felt obliged to issue a warning.
After much speculation regarding
Mongwa Metsi's flood warning last week,
Steelburger/Lydenburg News looked deeper
into the matter.
This warning went viral on social media
and WhatsApp.
Capt Kaizer Moela put out a media
statement about the water mermaid's
warning that the flood would be between
09:00 and 12:00 on Sunday July 18.
Moela also spoke about the warning on
Mash FM and gave the following statement: This front page of 20 years ago could be part Members of the Lydenburg/ Mashishing Taxi Association receive their reflector jackets.
"The community of greater Lydenburg
Taxis take a stand against
of the confusion.
is hereby warned of possible heavy rain
or storm on Sunday July 18 from 09:00 have confused readers.
to 12:00. The warning is informed by a The article on the front page was about
vigilantes and looters
report we received from a member of the a little girl who discovered an old trophy
public who approached a member of the in the mud near her house. It had belonged
SAPS informing her that she was sent by a to the Kruger family. The Kruger family
mermaid to request the police to warn the members died in the flood and it destroyed
public of heavy rain. The alleged messenger their house. The articles were in Afrikaans
told the member that the mermaid will be and the paper wants to point out that the Michelle Boshoff
taking her daughter somewhere during that anniversary of the flood is in December.
time. We warn the community to be extra “We believe in one God who created LYDENBURG - The Lydenburg/
careful during that time and ensure that they the universe and we give honour to Him Mashishing Taxi Association took the
are indoors and avoid unnecessary driving and Him alone. We should not corrupt our initiative to show potential looters and
around. From the police side, we want to put conscience by giving significance to these vigilantes that it would not let anything
it very clear that we are just conveying the rumours. Otherwise, we invite fear to rule happen on its watch.
message as we received it, if there will be no our lives. The community should not panic. The association handed over reflector
rain or storm as mentioned we appeal to the We accept there are people who believe in jackets to all its taxi drivers on Friday
community not to point fingers at us because water spirits, it is very common in African July 16. Members of the Lydenburg/
our role is to make the community aware of spirituality. We also accept that the person Mashishing Taxi Association followed
anything that might endanger the lives and who warned the police believes in water up the handover ceremony by driving
properties of the community. We are looking spirits,” he said. to all town entrances in convoy. Fellow
forward to the safety of every inhabitant of motorists showed their support by
our society". Some comments from social media honking and waving at them.
Past Takatso Sedidi of AFM Mashishing users on Facebook The response on the Steelburger/
Assembly, said residents were in fear on Lydenburg News Facebook page
Sunday and some refused to go to work. "Please bring the sender to Mash FM. was overwhelming and social media Lucy Makola distributes reflector jackets to
Children were crying, begging their parents We have some questions to ask." - users congratulated and thanked the taxi association members.
and grandparents not to leave the house Kgoptso Rodney Pule. association. Within a few minutes, the
before 13:00. He also personally received "She must be on drugs." - Nyundu article trended with hundreds of likes and meeting in Mbombela and could not attend
calls over the weekend. Sameklo. shares. the handover. On his behalf and that of the
An old front page of Lowvelder "The guy I saw lives at the taxi rank. Let's Boshoff Mkawane, the chairperson association's, David Mkhondo, its training
(December 14, 2001) accompanied the respect such announcement." - Solomon of the Lydenburg/Mashishing Taxi officer, thanked local businesses that had
article. The headline "Flash flood hell" may Letsoalo. Association, was attending a regional made donations towards this initiative.
449647NM
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4 Steelburger / Lydenburg News NEWS Thursday July 22, 2021
Vandals destroying
infrastructure in town
Michelle Boshoff
LYDENBURG – Vandalism of
municipality property is again rearing its
ugly head.
Themba Sibiya, communication officer
of the Thaba Chweu Local Municipality
Lindiwe Nkambule gives her colleague Tebogo (TCLM), said this hinders basic service
Letswalo her second vaccine. Joseph Tshabalala (67). delivery.
Several reports of stolen cables, desecrated
Health Department jabs Mashishing graveyards, theft of critical cables, panels
and components of water treatment plants,
borehole pumps, sewer plants and electrical
substations, have been lodged at TCLM.
Michelle Boshoff TCLM is seriously concerned about the
MASHISHING - The Department of increase of these acts.
Health continued its vaccination campaign at Sibiya stated that theft and vandalism are
the Mashishing Community Hall on Monday criminal and counterproductive as they deny
July 19. communities their right to service and future
It was advertised that the age group of development.
35 to 50 would start being vaccinated on The municipality is then forced to reinvest
Monday. Registrations for this age group funds and resources into a vandalised and
opened on July 15. stolen property, instead of channelling it into
The younger generation had to stand other priority areas.
aside to let the magogos and mkhulos A continued interruption of basic services Marius Opperman at one of the damaged
(grandmothers and grandfathers) receive discourages potential investments required electrical boxes in Platinum Street. He
their second jab first. to create jobs, business opportunities and brought it under the attention of the
The department continued its drive at the future growth of the town. It also affects the Steelburger/ Lydenburg News.
Lydenburg Town Hall on Wednesday. smooth running of businesses, schools and
The minister for health, Dr Zweli households. no water in the taps.
Mkhize, has urged the elderly to sign up When electrical cables are stolen and A vandalised stadium means no
for their Covid-19 vaccines, as the country Johanna Ndlovu (83) receives her second streetlights are destroyed, streets are plunged development of sports teams and athletes.
implemented the second phase of the jab. into darkness increasing the risk of criminal Vandalism is a criminal offence
vaccination roll-out plan on Monday. “All activities. punishable by law.
services are zero-rated and do not need • Online at vaccine.enroll.gov.za Stolen cables and components at sewer The municipality would like to urge the
airtime, data or money,” he said on Sunday. • Using the WhatsApp line 0600 123456 plants lead to sewage leaks which are public to refrain from destroying public
He reminded people that there were • Via SMS by dialling *134*832# a health hazard and detrimental to the assets and infrastructure and instead
five ways to register on the Electronic • Calling the Covid-19 hotline on environment. report such activities to the relevant law
Vaccination Data System: 0800 029 999. Vandalised water treatment plants means enforcement authorities.
District Command Council to push
for funeral industry vaccinations
Gilbert Motseo “The DCC wishes to remind residents
of the district that social gatherings are
SEKHUKHUNE - The District prohibited, while attendance at funerals is
Command Council (DCC) on Covid-19 limited to 50 persons.
held its meeting on July 16 to reflect on the “The coronavirus continues to ravage
impact of the ongoing pandemic. our country, and we encourage people to
One of the concerns raised by the DCC avoid gatherings because they increase
was that residents of the Sekhukhune chances of infections. We should avoid
District Municipality (SDM) continue to a situation wherein we overwhelm the
attend funerals in large numbers. healthcare system to a breaking point,” said
its chairperson, Stanley Ramaila.
Following deliberations on the challenges
that the funeral service industry faces, the
DCC resolved to lobby for the personnel
who work in this all-important industry to
be prioritised for vaccination.
“The personnel in the funeral services
are at the coalface of the work; that makes
them extremely vulnerable to Covid-19,”
said Ramaila.
The government’s vaccination roll-out
efforts were noted and welcomed.
The DCC encouraged persons between
the ages of 35 and 49 to seize the
Some of the new cars handed to the SAPS.
opportunity and register for vaccination.
New fleet of cars for Limpopo SAPS
Persons over 50 were still encouraged to
get vaccinated.
“The DCC also extends a word of
gratitude to the people of Sekhukhune
Gilbert Motseo In attendance was the deputy provincial for refusing to get involved in the looting
police commissioner responsible, Maj Gen and destruction of property that were
POLOKWANE - The days of Limpopo Jan Scheepers, and the provincial head of recently seen in other parts of the country,”
SAPS lacking vehicles are a thing of the the Hawks, Maj Gen Thobeka Josi. concluded Ramaila.
past. Scheepers appreciated all the teams that Among those who attended the session
On Monday, the MEC for transport and made it possible for the motor vehicles was the deputy minister in the presidency,
community safety, Mavhungu Lerule- to be handed over, and encouraged Thembi Siweya, and Limpopo MEC
Ramakhanya, accompanied by the the members to perform their duties for education, Polly Boshielo, in their
provincial police commissioner, Lt Gen responsibly while taking care of the state capacities as political champions of
Thembi Hadebe, handed a new fleet of 13 resources. the District Development Model to the
high-powered motor vehicles to the SAPS In her special message, Hadebe urged SDM, as well as the MEC for cooperative
Limpopo Highway Patrol Team and other members to patrol their designated areas to governance, human settlements and
units, to enhance service delivery across prevent criminal activities, especially the traditional affairs, Basikopo Makamu.
the province. identified hotspots in the province. The DCC meetings were also attended
The objective behind this prime Lerule-Ramakhanya encouraged by local mayors and senior officials from
movement was to effectively provide the members to continue applying their tactics all municipalities in the district and sector
best service to the residents of Limpopo. to suppress crime within the province. The DCC’s chairperson, Stanley Ramaila. departments.
Thursday July 22, 2021 Steelburger / Lydenburg News 5
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6 Steelburger / Lydenburg News MINING Thursday July 22, 2021
Northam Booysendal
Gilbert Motseo Kiwi, Shaga, Bokhapane and Bosfontein
villages. Gogo Rebecca Ratau of Kiwi was
LYDENBURG - As part of the Mandela among the recipients; she ululated as she
Day commemorations and 67 Minutes for was given some groceries. “We thank the
Madiba, Northam Booysendal Mine donated mine for rescuing us during these tough
groceries to local needy families. times. We will share this with our kids and
This was also in answer to the call grandchildren.”
made by President Cyril Ramaphosa, for Another recipient, Elizabeth Mankge,
companies to step in and provide reiterated, “We are grateful for what the
much-needed help to mine has done for our community. We
vulnerable communities have the neediest people in our area and we
during lockdown due to believe the food parcels donated today will
Covid-19. assist our families in the upcoming months.”
The mine management, On July 17, the mine management
led by Jack Selowa, the continued with these good deeds. They
stakeholder engagement proceeded to Rooikrans, Choma Tribal
coordinator, brought Office, Protea Farm, Boshoek and
smiles to the needy as they Draaikraal, where they continued handing
donated food parcels to more out groceries.
than 100 families in the Thaba The villagers were ecstatic to receive bags
Chweu Local Municipality. of maize meal, rice, cooking oil, veggies,
The mine also handed out face packets of tinned food and many more items.
masks to the communities. Patrick Phetla, a community leader, told
On July 16, the mine started Steelburger/Lydenburg News that the food
with its first batch of donations. would last them for more than two months.
It handed out food parcels in “We are thankful for what Booysendal has
Jack Selowa.
Dave Magolego, Jack Selowa, Elizabeth Mohlala and Innocent Rammutla.
Philemon Makola was on clound nine when he received his groceries from Jack Selowa. Community members queue to receive their food parcels.
Thursday July 22, 2021 MINING Steelburger / Lydenburg News 7
carries on Madiba’s legacy through good deeds
done for our people. They handed us proper lockdown regulations implemented by the
food. We even received washing powder government and to always maintain a good
and bath soap. This mine really cares about personal hygiene as advised by public
the needs of ordinary people. Some of health experts.
our people did not have face masks and “Booysendal indeed cares about the
the mine helped them.” needs of our communities,” Selowa said.
Kgoshi William Makua of Draaikraal During the donations, the recipients
applauded Booysendal for this good were sanitised and adhered to social
initiative. “We would like to thank you distancing to ensure compliance of
for the gifts. It is surely going to make a Covid-19 regulations.
difference in our lives. We thank you for Selowa confirmed that all the families
choosing our community and may God grant who were handed food parcels were
you more to assist other families.” chosen by the Mpumalanga Department of
Speaking on behalf of the mine, Selowa Social Development.
said, “We are all affected by the Covid-19 “We worked closely with a social
pandemic and the lockdown regulations, but worker, Anthea Ngomane, to choose the
we find it befitting to help our communities neediest families through their means
to ensure that our most vulnerable are test verification process.”
provided for and protected during these He concluded, “All of us remember
difficult times. Madiba very fondly, so you can be sure
“We believe in the importance of making Mandela Day will always be a big success
a difference in the communities that we and many of our less fortunate fellow
operate in, and this initiative also gives us citizens will benefit. At Booysendal, we
an opportunity to strengthen the relationship will do whatever we can to show that
with our key stakeholders. we care for the many underprivileged
“We urge our locals to adhere to the Rachel Choma receives her food from Jack Selowa.
families.”
Community members from Bokhapane with their groceries.
Villagers at Kiwi queue to collect food parcels. Khodani Masindi of Merriam Mampuru was delighted to have
Northam Booysendal ensures they follow Covid-19 regulations. received her food parcels. Jacob Maidi of Shaga.
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proceedings. (d) If no such
WA FETAKGOMO TUBATSE
WA 2018 PHETOŠO
tša Motse, 1 Kastania Street,
Burgersfort, 1150, ka dinako tša
notice of intention to oppose be YA BO 174 le 175. tlwaelo tša mošomo tekano ya
0035 URGENT NOTICE 0910 given, the application will be
made on 07 September 2021 at
Go tsebišwa gore rena, 4 Tsar matšatši a 28 go tloga ka di 16
Street Services (Pty) Ltd, re le
DEATHS PUBLIC / LEGAL 10:00 or so soon thereafter as
baemedi ba semmušo ba beng
Mosegamanye 2021 (e le
letšatši la mathomo la tsebišo
Counsel for the Applicant
If all repairs are not NOTICES may be heard.
ba ditsha tša 2314 ye). Boipelaetšo goba ditletlebo
collected within DATED AT BURGERSFORT Motse-Toropong wa Burgersfort ka moka ka kgopelo ye di ka
ON THIS THE 24TH DAY OF Extension 21 le Seripa sa 4 sa amogelwa ke Molaodi wa
stipulated time, NOTICE
JUNE 2021. APPLICANT`S 367 Motse-Toropong wa Mmasepala, Fetakgomo Tubatse
NOTICE OF MOTION.
goods will be sold IN THE HIGH COURT OF
ATTORNEYS: MAMMULE Steelpoort Extension 4, Karolong Local Municipality,
CHIDI INCORPORATED, C/O H ya KT, re dirile kgopelo ya go PO Box 206, Burgersfort, 1150,
to defray expenses SOUTH AFRICA (LIMPOPO
MASINDI MANDIWANA INC., fetoša Sekemo sa Taolo ya mmogo le nna moemedi wa
DIVISION, POLOKWANE).
if not settled with CASE NO: 4668/2021.
MONTSHO HOUSE 106, Naga sa 2006 sa Greater mokgopedi gona moo tekanong
ONDER STREET, Tubatse go ya ka karolo ya 62
Compu Cell, In the matter between: ya matšatši a 28 a tsebišo ye go
084-587-5666 NAMISHI PHILLEMON
POLOKWANE, 0699. (1) ya Molawana wa Peakanyo tloga ka 16 Mosegamanye 2021.
71 Kantoor Street, REF: CHIDI/CVL 4066/16. le Taolo ya Tšhomišo ya Naga
DE CLERQ STR 67 SHAI (APPLICANT) AND CP006978
Aterese ya Moemedi wa
Lydenburg. BABINAKGOMO SOCIETY wa Mmušoselegae wa Semmušo: 4 Tsar Development
LYDENBURG (PTY) LTD (RESPONDENT) For Fetakgomo Tubatse wa 2018, go Consulting (Pty) Ltd, Postnet
the liquidation of the 0935 fetolela ditsha tše go tšwa go Suite 144, Private Bag x9307,
Contact
REEDER
082-351-7786
Respondent. BE PLEASED
TAKE NOTICE THAT the TOWN PLANNING "Madulo 1" go ya go "Kgwebo 3"
maikemišetšo e le go netefatša/
Polokwane, 0700; Aterese ya
E-mail: admin@4tsar.co.za.
Nigel Henry CP006946 abovementioned Applicant tiišetša le go phošolla tšhomišo Nomoro ya mogala:
intends to make application on NOTICE ya bjale ya dikantoro mo
Gebore: the date to be determined by the
015- 291- 2835. Matšatši
LOCAL AUTHORITY NOTICE ditsheng tše. Dintlha ka botlalo a Tsebišo: 15 & 22
1966-07-02 Registrar of this Honourable AMENDMENT OF GREATER malebana le kgopelo di tla ikala Mosegamanye 2021
Court for an order in the
Afsterwe: following terms:
TUBATSE LAND USE go lekolwa phaphošing ya CP006973
MANAGEMENT SCHEME 2006
2021-07-12 1. That the Respondent
IN TERMS OF SECTION 62(1)
CP006983 Company be placed under
OF THE FETAKGOMO
0210 provisional liquidation in the
hands of the Master of TUBATSE LOCAL
ELECTRICIANS the High Court.
2. That a rule nisi be issued,
MUNICIPALITY LAND USE
MANAGEMENT BY-LAW 2018
calling upon the Respondent and AMENDMENT SCHEME
NUMBER: 174 & 175. Notice is
JOVEL all the interested parties to
hereby given that we, 4 TSAR
appear and show cause, if any,
OUTOMATISERING to the above Honourable Court Street Services (Pty) Ltd, being
ELECTRICAL on a date to be determined by the authorised agents of the
084-587-5666 this Honourable Court why: owners of erf 2314 Burgersfort
DE CLERQ STR 67 RETAILER 2.1. A final liquidation order Extension 21 Township and
should not be granted. portion 4 of erf 367 Steelpoort
LYDENBURG 2.2. The costs of this application Extension 4 Township,
Repairs on should not Registration Division KT, have
STRUWIG appliances: be costs in the liquidation applied in terms of Section 62(1)
of the Respondent. of the Fetakgomo Tubatse
Jaun-Pierre • Microwaves 3. That the provisional liquidation Municipal Spatial Planning and
Gebore: • Tumble dryers order be Land Use Management By-Law
served by the Sheriff:
1998-11-09 • Lawnmowers 3.1. At the offices of K.N.S.
2018 for the amendment of the
Greater Tubatse Land Use
Afsterwe: • Washing Machines Mgiba Attorneys, 195 Ribbok Management Scheme, 2006 by
Street, Extension 5, Burgersfort,
2021-07-08 • Dishwashers being the legal representatives
the rezoning of the properties
described above, from
CP006980 • Refrigerators of the Respondent in the
"Residential 1" to "Business 3".
pending matter at Praktiseer
• Electric Fencing Magistrate`s Court under
The intension of the applicant in
this matter is to formalize and
• C.O.C Case N0: 1055/2015.
legalise existing office use on
3.2. By publication in one edition
• Solar Geysers of the Steelburger newspaper the property. Particulars relating
• Gate Motors circulating in the Magisterial to the applications will lie for
inspection during normal office
District of Tubatse, within which
• Remotes and the Respondent`s registered hours at the office of the Town
084-587-5666 Batteries address is situated. Planner, Development Planning
Department, Office G15 Ground
3.3. On the South African
DE CLERQ STR 67 • Garage Doors Revenue Services, Polokwane. Floor, Civic Centre, 1 Kastania
LYDENBURG 39 Rensburg Street, 3.4. At the Master of the High Street Extension, Burgersfort,
Court, Polokwane. 1150 for a period of 28
Lydenburg, 1120. 4. Such further and/or alternative (twenty-eight) days from 16 July
VAN NIEKERK Contact Office: relief. 2021 (being the date of the first
TAKE FURTHER NOTICE publication of this notice).
Anitta 013-492-5082 THAT the affidavit of NAMISHI Objections to or representations
CP006985 PHILLEMON SHAI and the in respect of the application must
Gebore: annexures thereto will be used in be lodged with or made in writing
1952-10-30 support hereof. TAKE to the Municipal Manager,
FURTHER NOTICE Fetakgomo Tubatse Local
Afsterwe: that the Applicant has appointed Municipality,
2021-07-11 MAMMULE CHIDI
PO Box 206, Burgersfort, 1150,
CP006982 INCORPORATED, C/O H
and the applicant agent within a
MASINDI MANDIWANA
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period of 28 days from 16 July
2021. Address of authorised
ACCOMMODATION / HOUSE, 106 ONDER STREET,
POLOKWANE, 0699, as the agent: 4 Tsar Street Service,
ROOMS TO LET address at which he will accept
notice and service of all
Postnet Suite 144, Private Bag
x9307, Polokwane, 0700. E-mail:
processes in these proceedings. admin@4tsar.co.za
KINDLY TAKE FURTHER Tel: 015- 291-2835. Dates of the
KLITZGRAS NOTICE THAT if you intend notice: 15 & 22 July 2021.
084-587-5666 CHALETS opposing this application you are CP006972
LYDENBURG required: (a)To notify the
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NOTICE
LYDENBURG • Accommodation within 5 days of receiving the TSEBIŠO YA
MMUŠO-SELEGAE PHETOŠO
• DSTV • Free Wi-Fi application. (b) Within 15
(Fifteen) days after the service of YA SEKEMO SA TAOLO YA
VILJOEN • Chapel this notice upon you to file your TŠHOMIŠO YA NAGA SA 2006
answering affidavit. (c) Further SA GREATER TUBATSE KA
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CP006958
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1947-05-31 ROOMS TO LET
Afsterwe: LYDENBURG
2021-07-12 Safe and secure with
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Contact Pat
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Thursday July 22, 2021 CLASSIFIEDS Steelburger / Lydenburg News 9
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Thursday July 22, 2021 GEMEENSKAP Steelburger / Lydenburg News 11
Nog ’n ou Lydenburg hotel: Die Mountain View
Michelle Boshoff
LYDENBURG - Van hospitaal na hotel en
nou restaurantkompleks.
Maar meer as 150 jaar gelede was die
bekende Trout Inn in Potgieterstraat en die
huisie langsaan ‘n spilpunt waarom alle
sosiale gebeure in die dorp gedraai het.
Daar is tennis gespeel, met moderne Model
T-Fords rondgery en met die beroemdes en
adellikes onder kandelabers biljartaande
gereël.
Drie weke gelede het die koerant ’n
mooi artikel oor die ou hotelle in Lydenburg
van toeka se dae geplaas. Na dié het die
kunstenaar, boer en bekende historikus
‘n Foto van die Austin Hotel in 1910. van Ouwerf, Pieter Krügel, ingeloer en
meer inligting van die Austin-familie
gedeel. Hy het ook ‘n paar jaar gelede
‘n kunstenaarsvoorstelling van die huis
geskilder.
As 'n mens na die motors en modes op die
foto’s kyk, is dit duidelik dat hulle een van
die meer welaf gesinne op die dorp was. FH
Austin was 'n raadslid van 1918 tot 1931.
Die vertellinge kom van mondelinge
bronne oor die jare en ook uit die Lydenburg
Museum se argiewe.
Die Austin Hotel het vroeër (1874) as die Mountain View in Potgieterstraat was die Austins se woonhuis langs die Austin Hotel.
Caledonian Hotel bekend gestaan. Die huisie
was ook ‘n hotel in die Anglo-Boereoorlog. prokureurskantore in ‘n deel van die hotel. Pelgrimsrus. Sy en T McLachlan (gebore
Die gesin moes ook selfs later hulle Sommiges meen dit was die huisie langs die Shires) het dit ontvang vir hul werk met
woonhuis langsaan, Mountain View, begin Trout Inn-kompleks. Niemand kan verseker malariaversorging onder die delwers.
inspan as ‘n hotel. sê nie, aangesien dit ‘n paar jaar gelede Maria Austin het sewe kinders gehad.
Maria Magdalena Petronella Austin het Die foto van die Austin Hotel, c1910, kan afgebrand het en weer herbou is. Een van haar vyf dogters, Amy Lillian
sedert 1877 op Lydenburg gewoon voor sy in egter nie versoen word met die gebou in Die woonhuis van die Austins, Mountain Marks, het die Burgerkruis van haar moeder
1928 dood is. In 1874 het sy die Burgerkruis Langestraat, ‘n entjie van Mountain View, View, se belangrikheid lê in die feit dat sy geërf. Dié se seun het dit aan die TPA
van pres. TF Burgers vir haar verpleging nie. Die ingeslote kaart van Austin se erwe eienares, Maria Magdalena Petronella Austin Museumdiens verkoop. Waar dit nou vandag
onder die delwers ontvang. Haar seun FH dui verder aan dat die Austin Hotel eerder in (gebore Espach) een van die ontvangers is, is egter nie bekend nie.
Austin was raadslid van 1918 tot 1931. Hier Potgieterstraat langs Mountain View was, as van ‘n Burgerkruis was. Hierdie toekenning Klaarblyklik het Maria Austin by haar
is sy in die rolstoel saam met familie en in Langestraat. Hoe dit ook al sy, die gebou is deur pres. TF Burgers in 1874 aan haar dogter, Sarah Espach Austin, in Mountain
versorgers. bestaan duidelik nie meer nie. Daar is tans gemaak vir haar verplegingsdienste in View gewoon tot met haar dood in 1928.Prevention:
Public gatherings of more than
100 people are prohibited. If
you are concerned about your
symptoms, call the hotline on
0800-029-999.
Since 1887 Thursday July 22, 2021 Free
Plaaslike
gholfspan seëvier
Lydenburg se gholfspelers het met
baie tevrede glimlagte teruggekeer van
Witrivier. Die span het Saterdag 17 Julie
die Laeveld Liga op die White River
Country Club gewen. Die finaal is gespeel
tussen Lydenburg A en Kambaku A van
Komatipoort. Die telling was 8-0. Arthur
Steynfaard het onder hewige druk op die
heel laaste gat die wa deur die drif getrek.
Die span het bestaan uit Thys Cronje,
Luan Swart, Jacques Mulder, Christiaan
Willemse, Kerneels Muller, Slim Smit,
Lappies Labuschagne, Kobie Pruis, Bert
Griesel, Jaco Coetser (spankaptein),
Arthur Steynfaard en Coenie du Preez.
Lydenburg speel op Saterdag 24 Julie
die Mpumalanga-finaal teen Bethal op
Middelburg. Die span bedank graag
Zizwe as hul borg. Die Lydenburg
A-gholfspelers. Voor: Kobie Pruis, Bert
Griesel, Jaco Coetser (spankaptein),
Arthur Steynfaard, Coenie du Preez,
(agter) Thys Cronje, Luan Swart, Jacques
Mulder, Christiaan Willemse, Kerneels
Muller, Slim Smit en Lappies Labushagne.
PSL teams gear up for the new season
Gilbert Motseo forward to do my best for this team. I wish
to thank the management for giving me an
Sekhukhune United FC are continuing to opportunity to be part of this great team."
strengthen their squad ahead of the 2021/22 Meanwhile, Baroka FC is also hard at
football season. work preparing for the new season. Bakgaga
Babina Noko’s latest signings include have unveiled their new kit for the 2021/22
Nicholas Lukhubeni (25) from Mamelodi season as well as signings for the first team.
Sundowns, Ryan de Jongh (31) from This team finished 10th in the premiership
Bloemfontein Celtic and midfielder last season, their best finish since their
Vusumuzi "Skheshe" Mncube (27) from the promotion in 2016, and recently announced
GladAfrica Championship side, JDR Stars. eight new players.
This latest acquisition brings the number Baroka’s new recruits are Athenkosi
of new players to eight, which signals Dlala from the University of Pretoria,
the club's intention of doing well in the Richards Bay midfielder Bayzel Goldston,
upcoming campaign. Sekhukhune have Sydney Malivha from Marumo Gallants’
already confirmed new players such as development side, Train Mokhabi from
Tshediso Patjie, Tumelo Matona, Kamohelo JDR Stars in the GladAfrica championship,
Sithole, Seun Ledwaba and Thabo Rakhale Decide Chauke from TS Sporting and Seleka
for the upcoming season. Sithole from Cape Umoya. The team also
Ryan De Jongh has signed for Sekhukhune Mncube said that he was feeling happy promoted Bennet Bobete and Tshegofatso
United. to be part of the family. “I am looking Bosega from their development. Vusumuzi ‘Skheshe’ Mncube.
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