Dam Although widespread rains feel over large parts of the

Platinum
country over the past few weeks, the levels of dams
is still a cause for concern, reiterating the fact that the
drought is still not over.

levels still This week, according to the department of water

affairs website, the De Hoop Dam was 83 percent full in
comparison to 97.5 percent during the same week last

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year. Flag Boshielo is 77.8 percent full in comparison to

a cause for last year’s 41.7 percent, while the Blyderivierpoort Dam
is 75.7 percent full in comparison to last year’s 61.8
percent.
Buffelskloof Dam is 56 percent full in comparison

concern to last year’s 74.5 percent, while Ohrigstad Dam is 8.5

percent full in comparison to last year’s 37.2 percent.

Participate

Sekhukhune District Municipality led by Member of the Mayoral Council, Cllr Yvonne
Mmakola and Speaker of the Council, Cllr Maria Manamela, presented the Draft Annual
Report for the year 2017/2018 to Sekhukhune District Municipality staff members on 6
February 2019. According to the municipality the joint annual public participation con-
cerning the draft annual report will take place in diffferent places in the district munic-
ipality up until 28 February 2019. Several classes of stakeholders will be targeted for
participation, such as the general public, maghoshi, labour, business and rate payers.
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2 NEWS
Brief:
‘Wat gebeur as die
kerk se dak inval?’
“Op Sondag 26 Januarie 2019 het ons die
kerk vroegoggend oopgesluit met die ver-
wagting om saam met die lofprysingspan
al die liedere deur te oefen en gereed te
maak vir die erediens… Miskien moes die
feit dat sewe bome op die terrein ontwor-
tel of afgebreek was, sowel as die feit dat
die alarms deur die nag afgegaan het ons
gewaarsku het. Maar niks berei jou voor op
die skok om in die kerkgebou in te stap en
alles in totale chaos te kry nie. Die plafonne
het geval en het in stukke op die grond
gelê, die kerkbanke was geute vol water
en die matte ‘n modder en watergevulde
moeras.
Daar was slegs ‘n uur voordat die eredi-
ens sou begin. Om alles te kroon het die
plafonne van ‘n klomp van die kategese-
klasse ook uitgeval en sou daar dus ook
nie kategese kon plaasvind nie. Die saal
moes vinnig voorberei word en almal wat
reeds daar was en hulle wat opgedaag het,
het ingespring en begin help om stoele uit
te pak, klank aan te lê en seker te maak dat
die erediens kon voortgaan. Die datapro-
jektor in die dak was nou net ‘n waterbak
en onbruikbaar.
Matthew 6:2 (NIV) Maar om 08:30, presies op tyd, het die ere-
diens begin en kon ons die Here Jesus eer
2
“So when you give to the needy, do not announce it with trumpets, as the hyp-
ocrites do in the synagogues and on the streets, to be honored by others. Truly I
tell you, they have received their reward in full.
8 FEBRUARY 2019
en prys vir wonderlike reën en die seën van
sy goedheid in ons lewens. Een na die an-
der het die nuus ingekom van huise, tuine,
geboue en die Laerskool wat beskadig is
en ons kon saam bid en God dank – daar
was geen berigte van lewensverliese nie.
Na die erediens het helpers ingespring en
met grawe, kruiwaens, harke en besems al
die rommel in die kerkgebou opgeruim en
skoongemaak.
So, wat gebeur as die kerk se dak inval?
Dit was die vraag wat in baie se harte ge-
leef het. Die antwoord was te sien in dit wat
op daardie pragtige Sondag plaasgevind
het – die kerk het aangehou om kerk te
wees! Ons het saam gesing, saam gebid,
saam geluister na God se Woord en ook
saam ingespring om ‘n hand by te sit om
mekaar te ondersteun en te help waar ons
kon.
Die kerk van Jesus Christus is nie die
gebou nie, hoe mooi dit ook al mag wees,
dit is die mense wat in Jesus Christus glo
en wat ‘n roeping het om om te gee, te
ondersteun en Jesus se hande vir mekaar
te wees.
Vir die eerste keer sedert 1961 toe die
kerkgebou ingewy is, was die erediens
weer in ‘n saal. Maar ook dit het niks
verander in ons
kerkwees en
roeping nie.
Ek dank die Here
vir sy goedheid
en vir ‘n geeste-
like familie soos
dié by Burgersfort
NG Gemeente.
Aan God kom toe
al die eer tot in
ewigheid”.
Johan Koen
Predikant,
NG Kerk
Burgersfort
8 FEBRUARIE 2019 NUUS 3

Cattle possible cause Boosting beneficiation

for lethal accident to develop economy
Saturday was a busy day for emergency
services in Burgersfort. They responded
to various incidents, but at least one which
occured on the bridge crossing the Spek-
boom River on the road from Ohrigstad to
Burgersfort, involved roaming cattle.
It is suspected that a delivery truck
from a local hardware store swerved to try
and avoid a cow in the road when the rest
of the nearby cattle crossed the road and
caused the accident. Three people died on
the accident scene.
The accident caused heavy traffic con-
gestion in town while authorities attended
to the scene and spectators gathered to
see what happened.
Various animals hit by the vehicle died.
Roaming cattle whose owners are not held
accountable for their livestock’s move-
ments are often the cause of accidents in
the area.
In another incident emergency services
responded to a pedestrian being hit in an
accident near the taxi rank. A place where
people notoriously do not use the bridge
(widely known as the white elephant) to
cross the road. They are also not taken to
book by authorities for jay walking instead
of making use of the bridge provided to
cross the road.
Government has prioritised investment in
the mining sector and mineral beneficiation
due to its capacity to grow the economy and
create jobs, says Trade and Industry Minister
Rob Davies.
Speaking at the South African Mining
Investment Roundtable on the margins on
the Mining Indaba on Tuesday, Davies said
beneficiation of minerals is an important
aspect of value addition.
“The beneficiation of our minerals is one
of the most critical issues that we as govern-
ment have prioritised because value addi-
tion will go a long way in creating jobs and
growing our economy,” said the Minister at
the gathering held in Cape Town.
He said South Africa can no longer afford
to export raw minerals to be beneficiated in
other countries.
“Beneficiation increases the value of our
minerals and if we are stuck on exporting
raw minerals, we will not be able to build an
economy that will enable us to create jobs
and develop our country and the continent in
general.”
The Departments of Trade and Industry,
Mineral Resources and Brand South Africa
hosted the roundtable as part of measures to
provide potential investors with the opportu-
nity to interact with the country’s political and
business leadership.
Davies said massive opportunities exist
for investment in the beneficiation of South
African minerals. He invited investors attend-
ing the session to take advantage of these.
“As a department, we are engaged in
various initiatives that are aimed at adding
value to our minerals. There is a variety of
beneficiation projects that offer opportunities
for investment.”
The development of hydrogen fuel
cell-powered buses and vanadium batteries
are some of the initiatives aimed at benefici-
ating South African minerals.
Mineral Resources Minister Gwede Man-
tashe said the deepening of stakeholder rela-
tions between government, business, labour
and communities, and the Mining Charter will
go a long way to provide policy certainty for
the industry.
Science and Technology Minister
Mmamoloko Kubayi-Ngubane, who also
attended Tuesday’s session, stressed the
importance of technology and skills in devel-
oping a sustainable mining sector.
Meanwhile, Exxaro Resources Limited
committed to investing R20 billion in Lim-
popo and Mpumalanga, while Vedanta Zinc
International committed to conduct a feasi-
bility study to develop a zinc smelter in the
Northern Cape.
Exxaro CEO Mxolisi Mgojo spoke of the
company’s ongoing investment into the local
mining industry. Mgojo said the company
would inject R20 billion into the industry
between 2018 and 2022.
The roundtable was held under the theme
‘Invest in South African Mining’.

‘New’ rank at
robot and slipway
When driving in Burgersfort one might be
forgiven for being unsure of where exactly
approved loading zones, taxi ranks and even
bus stops are.
Taxis stopping to pick up or drop off pas-
sengers anywhere is nothing new, but in the
past some attempts at getting out of the road
may have occured.
This week it was observed over and over
how the drivers of these vehicles simply have
no regard for the law and stop in slipways or
at a traffic lights to pick up or drop pas-
sengers off. Traffic is especially negatively
affected when the lights turn to green and the
vehicles blocking the slipways are not mov-
ing. Some ‘marshalls’ has also been spotted
simply stopping taxis in slipways or moving
traffic to speak to the drivers. This without
being authorised traffic officials or any regard
for the law. Unfortunately the areas where
this was spotted, there was also no control
by traffic officials.
4 NEWS 8 FEBRUARY 2019

Your input - Eskom’s proposed tariff hike

Eskom on Monday confirmed that it is now
seeking approval for a 17,4% increase in
tariff for the upcoming financial year from the
National Energy Regulator of South Africa
(Nersa).
According to Khulu Phasiswe, Eskom’s
spokesperson, they had “adjusted the appli-
cation for the first year of the multi-year price
determination period by about two percent.
Eskom has made an appeal that its opera-
tional requirements that pass the regulator’s
prudency test need to be compensated
through the regulatory process to enable it
to recover technically and financially”.
Last year Eskom’s chief financial officer, Ms Charity Mohlala said: “Eskom must fix their problems. It is not Mr Kettle Mola and Mr Tiisetso Makofane said: “15% is not fair. It
Calib Cassim addressed the expected loss fair that jobs are at risk because of Eskom. We cannot afford to have will be bad because everything will increase because of this. People
in the company’s interim results for the peri- unemployment increase”. Mr Leo Mogale said: “I support the increase cannot afford this. If people starts to lose jobs, it is an even bigger
od that ended in September 2018. “We are from Eskom. Remember that Eskom has many employees and that problem. If they do an increase like that it will also increase the theft
projecting a net loss of close to R20 billion Eskom supplies electricity for free to some rural areas through the of electricity and that is not what we want”.
at financial year end and it is clear that while illegal connections. This increase will cover that inzinyokanyoka
we have maintained operating cost escala- (people with illegal connections)”.
tions around inflation level, Eskom cannot
solve financial and operational sustainability Left: Ms Gugu
challenges that it faces alone”. Zulu said: “15% is
The application currently being reviewed too much. 7% or
by Nersa has strong opposition from the 8 % will be better.
public sector, pressure groups, political Companies pay
parties and even the general public. a lot. Mines use
Business Unity South Africa has called a lot of electricity
on Nersa to only approve an inflation linked and this will kill
tariff increase until the electricity supply companies. They
industry has been restructured. will get a lot of
On Friday last week the Minerals Council retrenchments
of South Africa’s chief economist, Henk because of this. Ms Kate Koma said: “15% is Mr Petrus Magaba and Mr Johannes Masina said: “It is not
Langenhoven also told Nersa that a 15% Many households too much. We don’t want peo- fair. They (Eskom) waste and steal money and now they
tariff increase would have a devastating will now also go ple to lose their jobs because want people to assist them. They bought expensive cars
impact on the economy with thousands of the illegal route”. of Eskom”. and paid extraordinary bonuses. An increase of less than
jobs in the mining industry being put at risk. 5% will be ok”.
According to a presentation delivered the
cost of electricity of some mining companies Right: Mr Ernest Mogale said:
have risen by about 523% since 2006, this “Electricity is life. It is like wa-
while load shedding also interrupted their ter. Without it, there is no life.
productivity. We must support Eskom. It will
Peter Major from Cadiz Corporate Solu- cost some jobs now, but later
tions said in the media that a stable, reliable, businesses will employ those
cheap energy provider is necessary to oper- people again because at least
ate especially mines at a cost effective level. they will still have electricity.
He said that profit margins have shrunk to If there is no electricity, there
between 5 and 10% and that an increase of is no doing business and then
15% or more from Eskom would simply eat jobs are lost anyway”.
any profits in some of these mines and that
would result in closure for some of them. Mr Deon Sigudla and Ms Jeanette Masinga said: “They need to sort
The Democratic Alliance’s Shadow themselves out before they can ask for anything. They need to target
Minister of Public Enterprises, Natasha Links: Mnr Justice the ones who owe them, like the municipalities. They should make
Mazzone on Tuesday said: “The DA notes Mogalaka sê: “Ek a fire under them to get that money, make haste with collecting that
reports of mining giant, Anglo-American’s dink 6% is goed. money”.
concerns regarding Eskom’s tariff increase Nie 15% of meer
request. Eskom has made a multi-year nie. Hulle gaan
tariff increase application to Nersa, for tariff werke verloor as
increases amounting to almost 50% over daai 15% increase
the next three years. Anglo-American has kom. Dit sal sleg
warned that should these increases be wees, want ek werk
approved, the mining industry will have to ook by die myn”.
cut over 150 000 jobs in order to pay their
Regs: Mnr. Daniël Kgotle
electricity bills… this will have catastrophic
sê: “Voor hulle kyk om daai
results on our already ailing economy and
increase te gee, moet hulle
unemployment crisis.”
eers die mense wat die
Numsa rejected Eskom’s application.
bridging doen en nie betaal
They said that the requested tariff hike is not
nie vasvat. Kry die geld van
in the interest of the working-class majority
almal wat skuld soos die Mr Costa Montwedi and Ms Nolo Matlakale said: “If the impact of the
and the poor.
munisipaliteite. Daar is net increase can result in jobs being lost it is not fair. A company such as
“If energy prices go up, it will mean the
te veel bribes en corrup- Eskom should get the municipalities and others that owe them lots of
cost of all basic goods, food, transportation,
tion. Na 25 jaar, wat het money to pay. They should get their management in order”.
etc. will also go up and this will worsen con-
die regering gedoen? Hulle
ditions for the poor and the working class.
speel nou met mense.
This will also affect small and medium firms
Hulle gaan nog groot moei-
negatively as the high cost of energy will im-
likheid kry”.
pact negatively on the bottom line, resulting
in massive job losses,” Numsa said.
A task team appointed by President
Ramaphosa has recommended that Eskom Left: Ms Mokadi
be broken into two state-owned companies. Motebejane said:
Their plan will see a generation company “I’m not sup-
that will run Eskom’s power stations and porting Eskom
a transmission company that will own and in this. We are
operate the national grid. It was widely ex- not working. We
pected that an announcement on this will be are surviving
made in the State of the Nation Address, but on social grants
nothing formal was released by the time the and prices are
newspaper went to print. already too high. Ms Modipadi Tjatji and Ms Membry Mokwena said: “A smaller in-
Platinum Gazette asked readers what Government must crease will be fine. Something like 5%. They were wasting the money
they think about this whole issue. intervene”. before”.
8 FEBRUARIE 2019 NUUS 5

Calvin Prep’s Tigers and Lions face-off Calvin Prep School held it’s inter-house athletics on
Friday last week.
The sport took place on the field behind the school and
the two teams - the Lions and the Tigers were eager
to compete in field and track items. They also eagerly
encouraged their fellow athletes as they competed. Each
team had a group of cheer leaders taking the lead in
supporting the teams’ athletes. The top three in every item
also received a medal in recognition of the achievement.
(Some photographs: Calvin Prep School)

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Friendly athletics at Laerskool Ohrigstad

On Wednesday afternoon Laerskool Ohrig-
stad hosted a friendly athletics meet with
surrounding schools.
Laerskool Lydenburg, Steelpoort Academy
and Laerskool Burgersfort visited to compete
in field and track items.
The top three athletes in every item received
a medal of their effort.
The event was held in good sportsmanship
and the children enjoyed the friendly compe-
tition while being encouraged by parents and
teachers.

Athletes in the
top three spots
of every item
received a medal
for their achieve-
ment.
They also had
their moment
of glory of the
podium while their
results were read
and the medals
handed over in
accordance.

Young and old came to support the event.

Athletes participated in short and long dis-

tance running, shot put, long jump and high
jump as well as hurdles.
8 FEBRUARIE 2019 NUUS 7

Enjoying friendly competition

Young athletes enjoyed participating in a friendly athletics
competition at Laerskool Ohrigstad. The event took place on
Wednesday afternoon.

Every athlete gave

their best and that
in itself did their
schools proud.
The participating
schools annual
host such friend-
ly competitions
to prepare the
athletes for the
inter-schools ath-
letics later in the
month.

Parents and family seat on the school’s pavilion and stoep to watch.

Parents ensured that there was more than enough food available to
keep the energy levels topped up.
8 8 FEBRUARY 2019
Platinum Gazette
Steelie athletes Sunshine Tour
compete in circuit introduces
athletics at Phalaborwa Limpopo leg of
championship
Athletes from Steelpoort Academy headed to the circuit
athletics over the last two weeks.
The group first participated in a competition hosted at
Red School Phalaborwa and this week at the Green
School in Phalaborwa. These rounds determine who
will eventually progress to compete on provincial level.
They participated in both field and track events.
They are from left to right at the back: Shané Fourie,
SPORT
The Sunshine Tour this week announced the launch of the new
R1.5-million Limpopo Championship tee off at the Euphoria Golf and
Lifestyle Estate from 7-10 March 2019. This latest Sunshine Tour
tournament is powered by the Limpopo Tourism Agency (LTA) and will
feature a field of 156 professionals competing in a 72-hole stroke play
format. The addition of Limpopo Championship is much welcome by
all in the golf fraternity.
“We are delighted to announce the new Limpopo Championship,
which is one of several new tournaments we will be announcing and
which gives us a really strong local base for our professionals to start
their year off at home,” said Selwyn Nathan, Commissioner of the
Sunshine Tour.
The Limpopo Championship is poised to attract a strong field
vying to qualify for the season ending Tour Championship. The or-
ganisers will make a concerted effort to attract more players from the
SADC region and even further into the continent to make this a truly
African Spectacle.
“Limpopo is a leading tourism destination but also well known for
a golf and game experience in Southern Africa. The addition of the
Limpopo Championship to our already diverse destination portfolio is
a natural fit. The tournament compliments our brand offering and pro-
motion of diverse tourism experiences in collaboration with the private
sector in order to drive for sector transformation,” said Nomasonto
Ndlovu, Chief Executive Officer of LTA.
The four-day golf extravaganza offers golfers and non-golfers an
opportunity to sample the numerous tourist offerings of the region,
venue and surrounding communities. Participants and spectators can
enjoy tailor-made tournament packages that include entertainment,
Thabo Thaesa, Jerry Tichareva, Josca Easton, Lilly
spa treatments, cable car rides, excursions and local food sampling.
Gwanyanya and Dimakatso Maroga.
Endaweni Media, who is the event organiser is very excited to
Middle left to right: Reenetse Mkhabela, Kgaogelo
form part of the Sunshine Tour golf offering in the Limpopo province.
Nkopodi, Anika Greeff, Angel Machipi and Mbali Ntuli.
“The golf tournament will become an annual spectacle that partners
Front left to right: Ashley Morwaswi, Kutloano Maka-
with local communities and government in order to stimulate eco-
bate and Tshepiso Mokwena.
nomic growth and all inclusive participation,” said Jimmy Headbush,
With them are their teacher and athletics co-ordinator,
Managing Director of Endaweni Media.
Ms Danelle Davel.
Athletes at 5 in 1 race
Athletes from Modikwa Marathon Club partic-
ipated in the Glencore Izimbiwa Coal 5 in 1
race on 2 February 2019.
Rudolph Mokgomola and Isaac Mkhabela
took on the 15km and 42,2km races respec-
tively. Rudolph finished 6th overall with a time
of 58min. Isaac finished in 7th position with a
time of 03:08:00min.
(Information and photographs: Willem Mont-
gomery)