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A group of 76 youths under the auspices of Mr Josia Mokgoadi participated and completed the Eastern Limb Mines Executive Mayors Road Race that were run between Ga-Malepe (near Penge) and Praktiseer last Saturday. The group, who hails from Magnetite near Jane Furse is actually not comprised of runners in the first place, it is just what they do to keep fit, keep out of trouble, and to keep busy constructively. Mr Mokgoadi, himself an athlete and runner, said he took the initiative to keep youths busy who had nothing to do in the afternoons after school, and also those who do not go to school. When a group of German development workers visited the area last year (2010) they took an interest in his project. Subsequently het spend a month this year in Germany, where foreign assistance for his project was obtained, and he also participated in a couple of races. He says he is very proud of his group and on Wednesday they had a celebration party that was attended by 80 youths (not everybody participated on Saturday.
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Last week Friday, a somewhat strange sight greeted people in the centre of town in Burgersfort. Instead of people just chucking away their rubble, people were cleaning up the mess. In an inisiative from the Greater Tubatse Municipality (GTM), employees from the Technical Services Department and the Hawkers Association (Burgersfort Cluster) joined hands (and sticked them out) in picking up rubble. A vehicle was made available by the municipality to cart away all the bags to the towns landfill site. As explained by municipal employees and the Hawkers Association, the initiative not only served to clean up the place, but also to create an awareness amongst everybody in town that we should be careful what we do with rubble and strive towards a clean environment.
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ASA Metals / Dilokong Chrome Mine HRD Facilitators obtain FLC Competency
FLC stands for Fundamental Learning Competency. It is part of the foundational learning competency for occupational related qualifications. FLC is applicable to employees who are employed with qualifications at NQF Levels 2-4, which is Mining, Engineering, Production qualification, etc. FLC spans across NQF Level 2-4, and is registered under SAQA. It may replace some of the fundamentals, and is compulsory for qualifications ranging from NQF Level 2-4, with ABET Level 3 as an entry level to FLC. MQA is the first sector to have 80 trained and qualified FLC facilitators who have completed the FLC training qualification in various provinces. We are the first in the Eastern Limb to obtain this qualification. Competent Learners will obtain a part Certificate. Strictly trained FLC facilitators will be able to offer the FLC training. Three HRD Facilitators, Maria Mashilo, Harrison Kgwetiane and Daniel Mabelane has obtained this outstanding level of competency. ASA Metals / Dilokong Chrome Mine says the company and employees are proud of these employees and wish them all the best in their career paths.
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Celebrating 5 years
OK Grocer Burgersfort this week celebrated five years of business. The store is situated in the Morone Centre. The store has become a beacon in town and grew its client base extensively over the years. Many of the staff that started off with the store five years ago are still working there. Ok Grocer Burgersfort has grown with their customers to ensure that they stock the products and provide the service that turns customers into friends. Mr Vonnie Craffert, managing director of the store and one of the owners said that at 05:00 on the morning of the stores opening he came in and before doing anything knelt at the door and gave the store into Gods hands. Therefore the group who celebrated this week, not only gave thanks to the hard work and dedication of a whole team of workers, suppliers and loyal clients but also to the Almighty. The store is involved in many community projects, giving back to the communities who support them. Each department has grown and developed over the last five years and much growth has been wished upon them as they celebrated with clients on Wednesday - sharing a massive OK cake.
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Ms Bianca Pheasant s: Dit is n goeie ding, maar dit gaan nie juis help nie want die volgende ouens sal dieselfde doen.
Ms Margaret Mpungane said: It is a good thing. Most of them do corruption while we are struggling. Ministers eat money. Maybe the new ones will be better. Well see.
Mnr. Anton Weber s: Zuma moes meer ministers geskors en ontslaan het. Die nuwes sal seker nie beter wees nie. By hom is Adolf Weber.
Left: Mr Rodger Khoza and Ms Antoinette Maoko said: It is good that he fired and re-shuffled the ministers. The new ones will do the same as the old ones. Well just watch and see what happens.
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Mnr Francois Labuschagne s: Hy het n voorbeeld van hulle gemaak. Die ander wat korrup is, sal nou in hul spore trap. Ek hoop die nuwes sal beter wees want hulle het gesien wat gebeur as jy nie jou kant bring nie.
Ms Freina Mgiba: It is not good. If they want to stay and do the work, they must be allowed to do it.
Mr Timothy Maseko said: It is a good thing he suspended Cele. If you are around while you are investigated, you will disturb the investigation team. It is good the others are fired if they did wrong.
Ms Marcia Sathekge said: Its a good move. At the end of the day well get somebody who is good at the job. They must keep on re-shuffling like that and in the end well have somebody who is suitable.
Mr Surprise Mabelane said: I think it is good. Ja, the new ones will be better.
Mnr. Leon Kotze s: Hulle moet ophou om die mense te skors. Hulle kry volle salaris terwyl hulle vir jare golfspeel terwyl die saak hang. Hulle kry dan gewoonlik n golden handshake. Raak summier van hulle ontslae. Hulle mors net geld. Die volgendes moet beter wees. Hulle moet leer uit die verlede se foute.
Me. Belinda van Zyl s: Dis uitstekend. Hulle moet al die grootkoppe vasvat en uitskop.
Mr Solly Nkoma said: It is a good move because they did things wrong. Now others wont do the same thing. Theyll be afraid.
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This was the second year the Eastern Limb Mines Executive Mayors race took place. Get all the results and more photographs on page 15 and 16. The race has yet to deliver a Limpopo winner.
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Water points were a highligh on the route and sponsors made a day of it at the finish by lighting a braai.
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Eastern Limb Mines & Executive Mayors Road Race
The Eastern Limb Mines Executive Mayors Road Race too place on Saturday last week. This race is fast becoming one of the most popular in Limpopo. It is also one of the races with the largest prize money for the winners. The race this year started at Ga-Malepe outside Penge and ended at the CN Phatudi Campus of the Sekhukhune FET College. A festive atmosphere was created on the road with various mines and businesses hosting water points. The festivities were continued at the finish where Capricorn FM entertained the crowds and welcomed the athletes over the line. Apart from the 10km and 21.1km race a 5km fun run was also hosted. Mr Mandla Nxumalo, Modikwa Platinum Mines Business Leader spoke on behalf of the Eastern Limb Mines at the event. He himself participated and complimented everyone involved with a well organised race. Both Sekhukhune District Executive Mayor, Mgobo David Magabe and Greater Tubatse Municipal Mayor, Cllr. NJ Mahlake started the race with the athletes. The eldest person to complete the race was a 77-year old woman. The results of the race were: 10km Men Open 1 Zongamele Dyubeni (Nedbank) 31:42 ; 2 Shadrack Hoff (Mr Price) 32:03 ; 3 Bonginkosi Mokoena (Nkangala) 32:35 Veterans 1 Lazaeus Seroke (Twickenham) 35:24 ; 2 Sam Mashiloane (Toyota) 36:29 ; 3 Humphrey Maleto (Marula) 36:51 Masters 1 Philemon Mogashane (Nedbank) 39:18; 2 Thomas Moagi (Tubatse) 40:46 ; 3 Solomon Masedi (Modikwa) 41:47 Juniors 1 Bonginkosi Mokoena (Nkangala) 32:35 Women Open 1 Andronica Mokgotla (Gauteng Striders) ; 2 Faith Makatu (Foskor) ; 3 Nita Mothokoa (Temp) Veterans 1 Cynthia Mkovane (Nedbank) ; 2 Grace Mboune (Temp) Masters 1 Maite Sebasebhe (Temp) 21km Men Open 1 Luwis Masunda (Nedbank) 64:06 ; 2 Desmond Mokgobu (ADT) 64:19 ; 2 Lucky Mohale (Mr Price) 64:41 ; 4 Johannes Kekana (Mr Price) 64:49 ; 5 Jabulani Khoza (Nedbank) 64:59 ; 6 Samuel Moleshione (Anmar) 65:09 ; 7 Lebonto Tootse (Global) 65:14 ; 8 Cornelius Lagat (Global) 65:41 ; 9 John Chebi (Nedbank) 66:10 ; 10 Amos Thanjenwayo (Eskom) 66:35 Veterans 1 Elias Mabane (Bidvest) 67:12 ; 2 Gethun Wordofa (Toyota) 67:24 ;3 Sylvestor Moleko (Bidvest) 69:19 Masters 1 Jerry Rankapule (Nedbank) 78:30 ; 2 Themba Phulu (Panorama) 79:00 ; 3 Francis Makuka (Bashewa) 79:25 Grandmasters 1 Pele Tshikundamalema (Vyebo Striders) 96:15 ; 2 Jack Mathabathe (Progressive Athletics) 97:19 ; 3 Jack Thokoane (Sasol) 1:41:25 Juniors 1 Timothy Munzhelele (Vodacom) 71:22; 2 Collen Mmola (Foskor) 72:12 ; 3 Lucky Manchidi (Temp) Women Open 1 Rutendo Nyhora (Nedbank) 76:44 ; 2 Mpho Mabusa (Galoppers) 77:00 ; 3 Thabita Tsatsa (Mr Price) 78:36 ; 4 Rose Jeptum (Nedbank) 82:39 ; 5 Regina Koech (Nedbank) 84:12 ; 6 Linah Mhlongo (Anmar) 88:20 ; 7 Loveness Madziva (Phumanathi) 89:11 ; 8 Jane Mudau (Nedbank) 89:49 ; 9 Sarah Mhalangu (Toyota) 93:26 ; 10 Eleni Jemal (Toyota) 1:41:34 Veterans 1 Linah Mhlongo (Anmar) 88:20; 2 Jane Mudau (Nedbank) 89:49 ;3 Sarah Mhalangu (Toyota)93:26 Masters 1 Linda Potgieter (Magnolia) 1:44:18 ; 2 Selinah Netsisaulu (RAC) 1:57:49 ; 3 Jemina Khiba (RAC) 2:05:49 Grandmasters 1 Margaret Boshoe (Sunninghill) 2:06:43 Juniors 1 Eleni Jemal (Toyota) 1:41:34 ; 2 Portia Mabena (Modikwa) 2:12:24 ; 3 Khomotso Mphelane (Devlon) 2:17:12. Luwis Masunda and Rutendo Nyhora won the race for the second consecutive year.