Platinum

Gazette

Heritage
Celebration
at Mototolo
Mines
Borwa
Shaft

Oh no
VW!

Learners at Sehlaku Technical High School near Burgersfort had a ball during their cultural day on Tuesday this week. Traditional
dress, drama, poetry, modelling and the annual Ms and Mr Sehlaku competition was presented in cooperation with Kohin in the area.
More photographs inside.

Burgersfort, Steelpoort, Ohrigstad

Tel

25 September 2015 Fax

As if the woes of the local mining industry

are not enough, analysts are of the opinion
that the price of platinum, widely used in
diesel car engines, could fall below $900 a
troy ounce for the first time since the financial
crisis in the wake of the emissions scandal at
Volkswagen AG.
Spot platinum fell heavily on Tuesday and
hit a near seven-year low on Wednesday
at $929.08 a troy ounce, before recovering
slightly to $932.25, as some questioned
whether the affair would have a lasting effect
on demand for diesel cars.
Investors are worried that car buyers
will switch from diesel engines to petrol or
electric cars, hitting demand for platinum,,
according to David Govett, head of precious
metals trading at Marex Spectron who spoke
to the Wall Street Journal.
Georgette Boele, a precious metals strategist at ABN Amro, told the publication the
price of platinum could fall as low as $850 a
troy ounce in the aftermath of the Volkswagen scandal.
If consumers lose confidence in diesel
cars, this will have a substantial impact on
future platinum demand, she said.
Volkswagens shares have lost almost a
third of their value this week following revelations the company cheated in US emissions
tests.

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NEWS

Fiela nabs dagga

peddlers
Despite the debate about the possible
good and positive of dagga, possession and trading in the stuff remains
illegal.
Tubatse Police in Praktiseer were busy
with Operation Fiela on 18 September
2015 when they were allerted to dagga
peddlers by the community. As a result four women aged between 35 and
68-years old were arrested, one with a
baby on her back. They were released
after paying admission of guilt fines of
R500 each. Apparently a small bag of
daggas street value at the peddlers is
about R10.

25 SEPTEMBER 2015

Do you know them?

These two culprits were caught on camera when they broke
into the CTM in Burgersfort on 12 September 2015. Anyone
one who knows them or sees them can contact constable
Mokwana on (079) 1522433 or 0132300020. Photographs
were supplied by Mr Invet Mathonsi, the stores manager.

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And then he ran...

The Police in Praktiseer are looking for Mr Ntlhanyane Petrus Masinga (45) as he could possibly shed more light on military equipment and unlicensed firearms that had been found in
Taung near Burgersfort on 11 September 2015. People who know where he is, or can assist
the Police can contact Detective Commander, Colonel Khoza at 082 573 3645. Apparently
the Police raided a house in Taung with a soldier inside at 04:30 in the morning of 11 September after a tip-off. The soldier ran away. Inside the house the found the military clothes and
equipment, as well as two unlicensed firearms, a pump action shotgun and an R4 assault rifle
with ammunition.

Still
no
rules

25 SEPTEMBER 2015

Advertorial

Thumbs up for
Wellness!
Modikwa Pla num Mine values the health
and safety of their employees and the communi es in which they operate.
That is why the mine regularly hosts Health
and Wellness Days on the Mine and in the
surrounding areas.
Last week employees could get to know
their HIV status, have overall health checkups that included blood pressure measurements, blood glucose tests, TB tes ng, Body
Mass Index measurements for weight management, vision screening and much more.
Dierent medical aids like Pla num Health
were also on hand to assist in conjuc on
with the Aurum Ins tute and the Department of Health and Social Development.
Between Monday and Wednesday a goal
of tes ng and helping approximately 800
employees per day was set. Employees volunteered with enthusiasm and were proud
to know their status. The aim is to provide

employees with the best possible care for

any health problems they may experience. A
healthy community and healthy work force is
one of the cornerstones behind a successful
opera on and happy sta compliment.
On Thursday a Wellness Day was held at
Diphale Village. It took place at the Tribal Hall
the Mine constructed last year. On this day
the hard working medical workers were also
rewarded with a specially prepared lunch.
Peer educators assisted on the various
sha s and during the community outreach
to make sure that employees were aware
of what was happening and answer any
ques ons they may have. One said: We are
like family on this mine and we dont want
anyone to be sick. If you know your health
status you can get the right care to make sure
that we can all work together in the years
to come. That sums up the caring spirit at
Modikwa.

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Heritage celebrations at Calvin College

Calvin College celebrated Heritage Day on
Wednesday this week.
Every Grade participated by dressing in
traditional or Springbok
supporter clothing. They
also delivered dancing,
poetry and other performances in the school
hall.
Even the teachers
participated with their
Springbok and traditional
clothing.
The learners enjoyed
the day very much and
cheered for their peers
while they performed.

25 SEPTEMBER 2015

NEWS

What will you do on Heritage weekend?

Yesterday, 24 September South Africans celebrated Heritage Day with a public holiday.
This day is aimed at bringing South Africans
together in celebrating the diversity of one
country. Everyone is encouraged to celebrate
their culture, beliefs and traditions in a wider
context. This forms part of the countrys
living heritage as government describes it.
It includes cultural tradition, oral history, performance, ritual, popular memory, skills and
techniques, indigenous knowledge system
and the holistic approach to nature, society
and social relationships. This plays an important role in promoting cultural diversity, social
cohesion, reconciliation, peace and economic development. In every community there
are living human treasures that possess a
high degree of knowledge, skills and history
pertaining to different aspects of diverse living heritage. That is why South Africans are
encouraged to reclaim, restore and preserve
these aspects of living heritage and use it in
a way that can help address the challenges
communities are facing.
This weekend the Sekhukhune District
Municipality will be hosting various heritage
celebrations (see the advertisement on page
5) and all residents of the area are invited to
come together in celebrating local cultural
diversity.
National Braai Day also coincides with
Heritage Day. This day was initiated to bring
South Africans together around one activity
that everyone enjoys regardless of race,
culture or tradition.
Platinum Gazette asked readers what they
plan to do on Heritage Day and weekend.

Mnr. Ruphus Komana s: Ek gaan hierdie

naweek bid by my kerk se conference. Dis
die hele naweek aan.

Mr. Elvis Tebele Madonsela said: Im going

to do traditional stuff on Heritage Day. We
have to remember our roots and where we
come from. I know how to make drums with
the skin of a cow. That instrument is called a
kiba. Ill be playing the kiba with my friends
at home.

Me. Samantha Kriel s: Ek gaan braai, Vrydag weer werk en Saterdag dan kyk ons rugby met n dop en tjop so dan braai ons weer.
Ek sal Erfenisdag met n braai herdenk.

Mr. Casper Thobejane said: Im going to

perform my cultural styles at Maritse near
Strydom Tunnel. Weve discussed making
traditional food as well. Well make marotse.
It is a vegetable. We make a porridge from it
and that is called kgodu.

Left: Ms. Dudu Maswathupe said: I did

not plan anything to be
honest, but Ill remember what it is all about
on Heritage Day.

Ms. Pinky Nkune said: Ill cook traditional food like

porridge of mabele, marogo and mala mogodu. I have
to work, so Ill cook after work. With her are Ms. Lesther
Phelane and Norah.

Mr. Ben Moshwane said: On 24

September it is my birthday, so Ill
visit my mother first to make sure
she is fine and to thank her for
bringing me here. After that Ill go
to the Tjate Heritage site where our
forefather king was buried. We will
dance, sing and celebrate our heritage. The young ones dont know our
heritage and we will teach them.

Mr. Michael Magane said: It is a very important day. There are gatherings where people
from all races come and share their culture.
Ill be at the Ga-Malekane event for the municipal heritage event. Our Catholic Church
in Steelpoort is also planning a cultural day
to raise funds. Well cook different foods and
dress up in different cultures clothes. Weve
also invited the Portuguese people to join
us.

Ms. Merriam Kgaphola said: Im going to

wear traditional dresses, play indigenous
games, dance traditional dances and share
some ideas about our culture. I will also be
cooking traditional meals.

Mr. Casius Nkune and Ms. Idah Nkune said: We are

going to a wedding in Pretoria. We will be celebrating
Heritage Day there with the family .

Mr. Amos Zitha said: In celebration I would have liked to

give a traditional present to my
managers. I work at Pick n Pay
and we love all our shoppers
with every culture and heritage.
That is why I would like to wish
everyone a happy Heritage
weekend.

Mr. Mafelegetse Napo said: I havent

planned to go anywhere. Ill be with my
family doing things that are cultural. Our
past is our heritage, the present our challenge and the future is our responsibility.
This is what Fidel Castro said and I agree.
Ill be eating traditional food with family and
just be relaxing at home.

NEWS

25 SEPTEMBER 2015

Beauty, culture and

Kohin at Sehlaku
Sehlaku Techical High School in Driekop celebrated
Heritage Day with a day full of cultural perforances
and even a beauty competition. The new Mr. and
Miss Sehlaku was also chosen. This was not an
easy affair. Contestants did not only have to walk the
stage, but also had to answer some socially relevant
questions before a winner was chosen.
The choir perfomed
and the programme also
included poetry, traditional dance, latin dancing, modelling, singing,
hip hop, drama, comedy
and a tranditional dance
performance by the
teachers. Kohin helped
to host the day.

Miss Sehlaku is Zanele Maebela, 1st princess is Pretty Makua

and 2nd princess is Sinah Magawane.

Mr. Sehlaku is Karabo Malatjie, 1st prince is Mpumi

Sebanyoni and 2nd prince is Buti Mabelane.

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Against all hope,
Abraham in hope
believed and so
became the father
of many nations,
just as it had been
said to him, So shall
your offspring be.
Without weakening
in his faith, he faced
the fact that his
body was as good
as dead -- since he
was about a hundred
years old -- and that
Sarahs womb was
also dead. Yet he did
not waver through
unbelief regarding
the promise of God,
but was strengthened in his faith and
gave glory to God,
being fully persuaded that God had
power to do what he
had promised.
Romans 4:18-21
NIV
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PROCESS AND WATER USE LICENCE APPLICATION: PROPOSED UPGRADING OF
A BRIDGE ON PORTION 1 OF THE FARM ST. GEORGE 2-JT AT GAMAWELA
VILLAGE NEAR STEELPOORT, LIMPOPO PROVINCE
Polygon Environmental Planning CC has been appointed to conduct a Basic Environmental Assessment (BA) and Water Use Licence Application (WULA) for the proposed upgrading of an existing,
damaged low-water bridge on Portion 1 of the farm St. George 2-JT at Gamawela Village in the Steelpoort area, Limpopo Province.
The BA is being conducted in accordance with the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) Regulations (2014) as published in terms of the National Environmental Management Act (No. 107 of 1998,
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TSEBISO YA MOKGWA WA GO THOMA GA MOTHEO WA TSHEKATSHEKO YA TIKOLOGO LE KGOPELO YA TUMELELO YA OMIO YA MEETSE: GO IINTWE KGODIO
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Rental Property for sale inTukakgomo near

Steelpoort.
Selling Price R 380 000.00 slightly negotiable.

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tla itwe go Kgoro ya Meetse le Tlhwekio (DWS).
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ge o ka rata tshedimoo ye ngwe gape, goba go ke ngwadia bjalo ka mokgatlo wo o dumago goba
o a megago (I&AP), o kgopelwa o e kopanye le rena ditlheng ta ka fase pele goba ka 25 Oktobore
2015.

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Wen by Burgersfort
Supa Quick

Dewald Swanepoel
was n gelukkige wenner van n Springbok
rugbytrui by Supa
Quick. Mnr. Stanley
Hayes het dit oorhandig. Kom neem n
foto van jouself by die
rugby mannetjie by
Supa Quick, plaas dit op
hul facebookblad en jy
kan dalk oor 2 weke die
volgende wenner wees.
Daar is elke 2 weke n
trekking.
(Foto & inligting: Supa
Quick)

Casual Day matters

Casual Day was celebrated at the beginning
of September. This day is a fundraising day
for people living with disabilities.
Some schools and organisations are
however not helping this good cause, highjacking the day for their own purpose.
Casual Day is a trademarked brand and
while the National Council for Persons with
Physical Disabilities in South Africa (NCPPDSA) cannot do anything to those who
use their brand unethically, they would like
to make it known that they are aware of it
and that these acts are defying the intended
purpose.
The money annually raised with Casual
Day goes to a range of worthy organisations
to help improve the lifes of people living with
disabilities.
Recently 17 wheelchairs were donated
to children in Limpopo living with disabilities.
This was done in partnership with Edcon and
Engen.
Wheelchairs are one of the most commonly used assistive devices and it gives
children with disabilities a sense of freedom

to engage in activities that abled bodied children participate in on a daily basis said Ms.
Therina Wentzel from NCPPDSA.
The wheelchairs donated are Madiba
buggies, which are specialised wheelchairs
and have been custom-fitted to each child.
They provide full body support suitable for
children and young adults with intermediate
to advanced seating needs.
Ms. Sandra Mohlabi Moyo, a parent of
15-year old Thabang who was one of the
recipients said: For the first time in 15 years
we are able to take Thabang to a soccer
game. With the buggy we are able to move
him around with ease. As a family we are
so happy to be able to do this. Thank you to
Engen, Edcon and the NCPPDSA for giving
us this better quality of life.
The funds from Casual day gets distributed to many other worth organisations that
helps to make difficult living conditions with
disabilities better through specifically directed
efforts and funds.
Next year, do the right thing and buy your
sticker to support a worthy cause.

Steelpoort
Akademie hou
konsert
Steelpoort Akademie hou op 29 en 30
September 2015 konsert. Die konsert se
naam is Son Kringe. Dit begin 18:00 vir
18:30 en die kaartjies is R50 vir volwassenes en R30 vir skoliere. Kinders jonger
as 12 jaar betaal R20 toegang.
Kom ondersteun die skool en kom
ontspan met n puik vertoning.

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Chroom B
speel liga in
Skukuza

Tubatse Chroom Golf Klub se B-span het

verlede naweek teen Skukuza in die wildtuin
n ligawedstryd gespeel. Die span het ongelukkig 5-4 verloor.

Die A-span speel hierdie naweek tuis

teen Sabie. Hulle slaan 09:00 af.
(Fotos en inligting: Thinus Labuschagne,
Chroom Golf Klub).

Kom neem deel

aan di pret
Bergfiets Dag
Mre, 26 September bied Waterval Primprimr n Bergfiets Dag
aan. Daar is verskillende afstande sodat almal dit saam kan kom
geniet. Skryf in vir die 2km, 5km, of 10km afstande. Die inskrywingsgeld vir die 2 en 5km is R50 per fietsryer en die 10km is
R70 per ryer.
Die dag begin om 07:30 met die wegspring om 08:30.
Onthou om n veiligheidshelm te dra. Geen fietsryers sal daarsonder op die roete toegelaat word nie.
Alles gebeur by die Waterval CVO se skoolterrein. Daar sal
ook waterglybane, stalletjies en lekker kos wees. Ronnie de
Renoster tree om 10:00 op. Navrae: 082 850 6438.