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10-16 December 2020 Tel: 015-293-9400 SAPA YOPA FOREVER Five-hundred bikers gathered in the city over the weekend for the 11th annual Sapa Yopa Motorcycle Club Rally. > Read story on page 4 ‘We deserve better’ Anne Molope apply for leave, only to return to long queues without being assisted. We deserve better.” station has to comply. “The Mankweng Traffic Department WITH traffic licensing centres operating on The man added that motorists are told that is a small traffic station, and as a result, limited staff due to Covid-19 regulations, it staff in specific departments are off sick and you cannot have all the employees there is taking motorists longer to apply for and that there aren’t enough people to assist. reporting all at once. All the traffic stations renew documentation as social distancing “When we lay complaints at the still operate on a rotational system, so you rules apply. manager’s office, it is not taken seriously only have about two people who rotate As a result, frustrated motorists have and we are still not helped. This kind of and are responsible for licensing, drivers to return, almost daily, to ensure their treatment is unfair as we have been back and licences, testing of learners and the like,” he documentation is up to date. forth for almost a month now and this affects said. Motorists visiting the Mankweng Traffic our jobs.” According to the station, people Department say they are tired of being sent The man has called on the Polokwane were asked to return as those who were from pillar to post without being helped, Municipality to play its part by assisting responsible for the function, were in fact, adding that queues add to their frustration. motorists and making sure there are on sick leave, and according to regulations, One resident, who recently approached competent people at the centre to assist with were not allowed to report back to the BONUS, says he has to apply for leave from driving licence renewals. station. “We urge the community to assist work in order to sort out his issues, but that “The municipality should ensure that they the municipality in complying because on the staff’s approach at the centre doesn’t hire people who are willing to work and help a particular day we can only accommodate make the situation any easier. us,” he added. 30 driving licence and related-function “For two weeks now, we are sent back Communications and Marketing Manager applicants,” he said. home after being told there is no one to help of Polokwane Municipality, Matshidiso Mothapo added that the Polokwane station with eye-testing or paper work. Mothapo says the municipality is still under continues to operate, and is able to service This is frustrating as we continuously Covid-19 lockdown regulations and the bigger numbers.
2 Bonus | News 10-16 December 2020 1st female chairperson for UNILIM interim SRC she exercises political, economic and Anne Molope administrative authority in order to manage SEKEDI Mabatha is the first female the activities of student life. Chairperson of the Transitional Student As such, the TSRC is the highest decision- Representative Council (TSRC) at the making structure of student governance University of Limpopo (UL). within their campus. Mabatha was inaugurated during a She tells BONUS that the new TSRC is recent virtual ceremony by the office of the ready to overcome any challenges and work Vice-Chancellor and Principal, Prof Mahlo to the best of their abilities to ensure that Mokgalong. students’ needs are met and says they are The historic milestone came after the mindful of the depth of the challenges that scheduled 2020/21 SRC elections could confront them. not take place, leading into a vigorous “The road ahead will be difficult and hard, process of consultations and nominations but we will have to use our courage, wisdom by students and student structures for and resolve to attain the dreams we have for membership to the TSRC. the UL’s student community,” she said. Born in Mohlaletse, the 22-year-old Phillipine Modiba from Seshego zone 2 where we can see the roof temporarily patched. agricultural management student was more Family affected by hailstorm than ecstatic to hear of her election. “It’s such an honour and it’s very overwhelming to have been chosen, but I’m eager to learn leadership skills which will enhance my capabilities as chairperson. Anne Molope “My responsibilities on campus will be the strong bridge between management and THE severe hailstorm that hit Seshego on the students, meaning that we will be taking Wednesday, 25 November, not only left students grievances to management and widespread damage but also left many helping find a solution,” Sekedi said. families displaced. Sekedi explains that as an TSRC member, Heavy winds and hail tormented the area she is considered to be a statutory structure amid heavy rains experienced in the entire as provided for in the Higher Education Act. Polokwane area. She offers a variety of services to Hail the size of golf balls saw vehicle individual students and different student windshields crack, while roofs were blown groups and, in offering these services, off and other infrastructure suffered severe damage. The Polokwane Municipality and Department of Cooperative Governance, Human Settlements and Traditional Affairs (CoGHSTA) temporarily accommodated over 40 families at the Ngoako Ramatlhodi Tel: (015) 293 9400 / Fax: (015) 293 2296 Sports Complex as an interim disaster Address: 46 Fosfaat Street, Laboria, Polokwane 0699 management solution for residents who were OFFICE HOURS: worst affected. Phillipine Modiba next to patched up MON-THURS: 08:00 - 16:30 / FRI: 08:00 - 16:00 windows that broke during the storm. Branch Manager Sales Consultants Mario J van Rensburg Bianca Adonis (Legal Sales) Sekedi Mabatha became the first female unexpectedly,” Phillipine said. mario@nmgroup.co.za (015) 293 9400 2020/21 Transitional SRC Chairperson of the She added that her family could not Group Editor Helene Short 074 321 7955 University of Limpopo. Photo: UL The storm all leave their home to seek shelter at the Joline Nash Mamafa Ramokgopa Ngoako Ramahlodi Complex as they feared 083 506 9423 She advised her peers that good working affected us editor@nmgroup.co.za Tracy Kgasago relations and respect with colleagues will do badly because being burgled since the doors and windows Deputy Editor 066 235 6400 their dreams justice. to their homes were damaged. Phillipine Hilda Pretorius my windows, told BONUS that she made the decision to Cathrine Robberts “Have passion to work for people and hilda@nmgroup.co.za 079 297 0167 doors, stove, send her family to the complex while she assist them,” she said. Sales & Marketing Manager Melany Espach 072 634 7083 She adds that their priority involves furniture were remained at home to keep the rest of their Mario J van Rensburg transforming the institution to adapt to the damaged by the belongings safe. mario@nmgroup.co.za “Some people in the community helped us new normal and advance the development of hail News Editor online learning, while ensuring that students and it was such a relief to know that at least Raeesa Kimmie remain protected from the virus through the there are people who care,” she said. raeesak@nmgroup.co.za Despite the municipality’s assistance with supply of personal protective equipment Online (PPE) and equipping laboratories for smooth food and shelter, Phillipine says her and her Colleen Woller One resident affected was Phillipine family are left with very little. colleen@nmgroup.co.za practical sessions. Modiba from Seshego Zone 2, who said “We are hoping a Good Samaritan will “I am very grateful to be the first female most of the homes affected are those with assist us with perishable food donations, ICQC 2020-2022 Journalists leader in 61 years of the institution’s Maretha Swanepoel asbestos roofs. help us fix the kitchen door that was badly 076 878 6724 existence. It shows that times are changing, “The storm affected us badly because damaged, and clothing and shoe donations Anne Molope 084 430 8111 and that the oppression of women is my windows, doors, stove, furniture were as that would make a big difference,” she Miranda Chauke 082 365 2312 gradually becoming a thing of the past,” she Umpha Manenzhe damaged by the hail. The hailstorm came said. 082 518 4003 said. She concluded that 2020 has been a Herbert Rachuene 072 514 8308 difficult year for her as she was financially affected by Covid-19, having lost her job in Code of Conduct March as the breadwinner of the family. 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10-16 December 2020 News | Bonus 3 New day and a new dawn for brave Jacky (19) Anne Molope management of Jacky’s condition, which costs associated with Jacky’s hospital foundation therefore wholeheartedly will include a minor follow-up surgery to admission, surgical intervention and supports cases such as Jacky’s and we wish HAVING faced ridicule for most of his complete the reconstruction. radiation oncology care. The department is him all the very best into the future,” she childhood due to a disfiguring keloid on The MEC for Health, Dr Phophi providing the consumables and medication, said. his face, 19-year-old Jacky Mokhari was Ramathuba commended the public and follow-up care and management, long term A local driving school presented Jacky overjoyed when it was finally removed last private health sectors for the collaboration. psychosocial support and the pre- and post- with a R4 000 voucher for free driving Tuesday, 1 December at the Netcare Pholoso “As the Department of Health, we have op assessments. lessons and registration for learners and Hospital. made an undertaking Mande Toubkin, Head of Netcare’s drivers license testing. They were joined by The Moletjie teen to improve the health Corporate Social Investment programme a local retail store who supplied him with will now spend the rest of the community. and director of the foundation, says they a brand-new laptop, laptop bag, gaming of the festive season When I became aware were delighted to fund Jacky’s procedure earphones and a cellphone. The gifts are with a smile on his face, of Jacky’s plight, my and care. intended to help Jacky reintegrate back into knowing his dream “The growth had team immediately “We trust that the treatment will be the community. of having the keloids become difficult brought together various completely life-changing for Jacky. The removed, finally came stakeholders to assist true. to live with. The in changing his life,” BONUS reported on surgeon and team Ramathuba said. She Jacky’s keloids in an have done a great adds they appreciate article titled ‘Help at job of removing it” the partnership and Last’, where his mother, collaboration Tryphosa spoke of between their the negative effect the department, the growth had on her son. foundation, Jacky’s surgery and Netcare Pholoso, treatment was made the doctors possible thanks to a partnership between and healthcare teams at Mankweng the Netcare Foundation, the Limpopo Hospital and Netcare Pholoso. Department of Health, Netcare Pholoso Dr Thendo Netshiongolwe, a Hospital and private healthcare practitioners, plastic and reconstructive surgeon with a multi-disciplinary team; a who practises at Mankweng Hospital reconstructive surgeon, radiation oncologist, and Netcare Pholoso, who undertook anaesthetists, and dentists. the procedure, says he is delighted at The procedure was done after his exams the outcome. “My surgical team and I are and was followed by three days of radiation pleased that we could assist Jacky and we treatment to prevent the keloid from re- fully expect the procedure and follow-up occurring. treatments to make a really meaningful “The growth had become more and difference in his life.” He added that Jacky’s Jacky Koena Mukhari more difficult to live with. The surgeon unusually large keloid was rare. with the keloid removed and team have done a really great job of Dr Tumelo Moyaba, an oncologist at successfully. Back: Jacky removing it,” he said. Jacky will also be Limpopo Oncology, said without the follow- Koena Mukhari with provided with psychosocial support from a up radiation treatment, the keloid would the keloid before it was team of psychologists and social workers have an 80% chance of reccurring after the removed. to assist him with reintegration into his surgery, which is why it is such a necessary Photo Supplied by community. The plastic surgery department part of his therapy. Netcare Pholoso at Mankweng Hospital will continue The Netcare foundation is covering the Hospital.
4 Bonus | Entertainment 10-16 10 16 December 2020 Former Sapa Yopa President, Lesiba ‘LesBoogie’ Chuene. + MORE PHOTOS - WWW.REVIEWONLINE.CO.ZA Thabang ‘TBang7’ Mojapelo, and Moses ‘Lightning’ Moletakwena. Tebogo Mighty ‘Mighty T’ Ngobeni. SAPA YOPA RALLY REVS UP THE CITY Maseo Nethanani Seshego Global Nape where food despite being smaller, this year’s parcels and toys were donated to event went well. FIVE-hundred bikers flocked local residents in need. A Sunday “We managed to adhere to to Polokwane Chisanyama Soul Session was hosted on the last Covid-19 regulations in order to save Waterland over the weekend day where bikers said their goodbyes our members. This year it was not a to attend the 11th annual Sapa and ended their weekend on a rally per say, it was more of a charity Yopa Motorcycle Club Rally. relaxing note. run. We have managed to put smiles The weekend kicked off with Sapa Yopa MC was founded in on the faces of young children in a welcome, warm-up party 2008 by a group of friends and has Seshego Zone 4,” Mamabolo said. featuring DJ Dollar, Silly T and grown to one of the top motorcycle He said the club’s intention is DJ Jahbza to entertain the bikers. clubs in the southern hemisphere always charity, fellowship and On Saturday, residents were and is the biggest club in the SADC adding value to communities. treated to an impressive sight region. “We try and do this all the time. as bikers gathered at Waterland The club embraces members of We identify places or homes that before embarking on a 55km all races, cultures and genders and may need assistance that is in line ride to Botlokwa Global, where annually plays host to one of South with our programme and we also they spent time with the local Africa’s biggest bike rallies. work closely with social workers community. Sapa Yopa’s Public Relations in Polokwane to help us identify The bikers then rode back to Officer, Alphy Mamabolo said organisations in need.” GROWTH OVER 10YEARS Accumulated funds and reserves grew at an average rate of 7,5% during the period 2011-2020. We remain committed to ensuring peace of mind and a secure future for our members. Tomorrow shouldn’t be a worry when today is done right.
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6 Bonus | Schools 10-16 December 2020 Bohlale’s bright idea Anne Molope rather be safe than sorry,” Bohlale said. “It is a proud moment to see that all BOHLALE Mphahlele is taking the our efforts towards improving technical meaning of her name (intelligent) to a new schools in the province are yielding results. level. Bohlale is a young scientist who Congratulations to Bohlale, peers and the ch has invented an alerting ear piece which team of educators that is rallying behind her can track victims of human trafficking and in this technological endeavour,” Boshielo gender based violence. said. hielo The MEC for Education, Polly Boshielo has praised Bohlale and noted that her device ainst can help in the fight against crimes against women and children. The Gr 11 learnerr from SJ van der Merwe Technical High School ool in Ta Malebana (MMP security president) Tau the Lebowakgomo Circuit, says the devicevice w with learners of Bjatladi High School in Ga- was recently showcased at the Eskom Expo M Mamabolo. or for Young Scientists, in the category for Engineering-electronics and embedded d systems. “This is a small object that can be Day of dignity inserted in earrings and capture photos of perpetrators, enabling the police to quickly identify them,” she explained. ckly for learners Boshielo tells BONUS that the past few weeks have been difficult on them Maseo Nethanani M as a sector. “It was traumatic when we experienced the tormenting pain of L LEARNERS from Bjatladi High School gender based violence on our learners. in Ga-Mamabolo, outside Mankweng, It is a difficult thing to go through as benefitted from MMP Security’s recent be a mother and a leader. We are always sanitary drive and mask handover. sa looking for answers and ways to protect ct According to MMP Security President, Bubbles Mametja receives sanitary our children, and this invention gives Tau Malebana, the handover formed part of T towels from Tau Malebana (MMP security me hope that we shall overcome,” she the company’s social responsibility and the th president). said. idea was to plough back to the community id Boshielo adds that she is a firm they serve. th “This donation will help a lot. It is as if believer in technology and its capacity Malebana took time to motivate the they knew that the learners, more especially to address some of the challenges the learners and said that the top three learners le the girls, were in need of sanitary towels. province encounters. Bohlale is more at the school will receive registration fees The school also buys when the need arises. than happy about the device and says she to any institution of their choice. He further In terms of masks, the learners had masks nts hopes it comes in handy if such incidents encouraged learners to choose career paths en that were distributed by the Department of of human trafficking occur within the that require skills such as welding, plumbing th Education, but they did not have the school’s province. and electrical work. an logo on them. “As much as we know that there were re Principal, Kate Chuene described the “The donation included branded masks, some rumours that human trafficking iss donation as generous and explained do which will help to identify them as our not real in our city, we never know whatat that most of the learners come from th learners. We really thank MMP security for might hit us unexpectedly. So we should ld di disadvantages families. choosing us as beneficiaries,” Chuene said. FREE GUARANTEED LOCAL DELIVERY FOR FURTHER DISTANCES LOWEST ENQUIRE IN-STORE. 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10-16 December 2020 Classifieds | Bonus 7 Seshego karateka aims for black belt Herbert Rachuene I am still learning the art Aspiring karateka Phenyo Mahapa is aiming of karate and I will for a black belt, which is regarded as one continue putting in of the biggest achievements and grading in the hard work. I will karate. The 13-year-old from Seshego, who is a achieve my goal. member of the Oyama School of Karate and a holder of Yellow Belt (Kyu), says he wants to emulate Jackie Chan, the world’s greatest martial arts performer. He says his ultimate goal is to get a black belt and share his karate skills with aspiring showing his dedication to practising for the karatekas in various communities across the competition. His last tournament was in province and the country. September 2019 at the Shin-Kyokushin’s “I have participated in many sporting provincial tournament in Mokopane. codes before, but karate stole my heart. It is He attended the 2019 Kyokushin-Kan different from other sporting codes. I started Annual Camp in Cape Town in preparation in 2017 and I am a different person. Karate for his 5th kyu grading. has taught me discipline, respect and to not Under the leadership of Shihan Henny give up, regardless of life’s situations. Bosman, Phenyo recently trained with I enjoy physical training and the social students from other provinces, acquiring connection while training with other karate skills and techniques to improve his personal mates. I am young and still learning the karate skills and to learn more about the art of karate. I will continue putting in the Kyokushin style. hardwork. I will achieve my goal,” Phenyo He says he could not have achieved the said. milestone if it was not for the support he He was among the first students trained by received from his parents Thabo and Tsholo. Sempai Thomas Sekhale and Sempai Peter “My parents are behind me and they are Malatji, who are both Shodan first dan black Phenyo Mahapa (middle) with his karatemates Retang Madia and Cuba Makgoka before always there to support me. They always belt. training in Seshego. encourage me to participate in sports In May 2018, he participated in the because both of them are also very active in Kyokushin’s Limpopo 2018 South African tournament. fourth. The following year, he placed first sports. Championship Selection Tournament where In July 2018 he fought in the Kyokushin in the Oyama School of Karate’s Kata They are proud that I have reached my he took first place in the U/13 category. 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FRE E 10-16 December 2020 Tshepiso ‘Tower’ Mnisi of Team Soft FC in action at the 2020 Kilimanjaro Super Cup at the Seshego Stadium. Star Sign FC are the 2020 Kilimanjaro Super Cup winners. St 3rd Super Cup for Stars FC Maseo Nethanani Nong,” Komote said. he said. The co-founder of the Polokwane The annual tournament is hosted in Social Derby, Tumelo Sakkie Masebe told STAR Sign FC secured a third Kilimanjaro honour of Nong, who conquered Mount BONUS the tournament formed part of Super Cup as they beat Queens FC 1-0 in Kilimanjaro, and played by eight teams. their movement’s call for a healthy lifestyle the final. Nong congratulated the team on their among the youth. The 2020 Super Cup was played at victory and extended his appreciation to the “We are young, hardworking and the Seshego Stadium recently and Stars community of Seshego for their support. successful personalities with the goal of Chairperson, Kagiso Komote, said the team “It is wonderful when a community comes uniting the youth of Polokwane through worked hard for their win. together to support this celebration and sport. We encourage love and happiness and “We are the first team to win the cup for programmes that improve our youth,” he continue to fight diseases through living a a third time. One of the many benefits of said. healthy lifestyle,” he said. regular exercise is increased and sustained Nong added that his expeditions were for Nong concluded the tournament by energy throughout the day and this was key the people of Limpopo as a whole, as well as thanking the sponsors: MMP Security, to our success. We feel honoured to be the South Africa. Global, Rjt Tech, SAB Polokwane and team that will honour Seshego’s hero, Sarel “I am happy that the event has grown,” Energy FM.
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