Vista-E-Edition-2 October 2025

Partake in lively celebration

To celebrate Heritage Month,the SAPS in the Lejweleputswa District held multicultural celebrations throughout the district The events were symbolic of the rich and diverse culture represented within the make up of the SAPS “Heritage and culture extend beyond our homes and communities,and exist in places of work Heritage Day is a celebration of diversity,”said Sgt Palesa Thabana of the Lejweleputswa police.The members from Odendaalsrus prepared, shared,and indulged in traditional cuisines To read more about the SAPS’Heritage Day celebrations,view the photo gallery and watch the video uploaded to vistanews co za,under the story titled“Heritage Day celebrations in Lejweleputswa symbolic of a diverse culture.”From the left are Fihliwe Nyuliwe,Lucia Selingile,Col Thenjiwe Mkhumbeni,Mpho Kwebo and Tumelo Kgotseng Photo: Supplied

Wetlands decimated by flagrant disregard

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MARTI WILL

The mayor of Matjhabeng, his officials, and his political office bearers act with impunity for the law it would seem, while they disregard the wellbeing of the residents in Matjhabeng, and the environment, with the decisions they make

This is apparent in the latest stunt where a gold recycling company has been given permission to violate and decimate the environment on the farm Theronia 71, destroying the heritage of future generations in Matjhabeng

The gold recycling company, Mohomane Gold Recycling, has been given permission to recycle and rehabilitate a portion of the municipal farm Theronia 71 in Naudeville

This company has obtained a valid Department of Mineral and Petroleum Resources (DMPR) mining permit, and the offices of Mohomane are located at G-Hostel in Thabong

But the stark reality of this concession is the total eradication of what was once a pristine grassland or wetland area, with no real evidence of gold existing there

Welkom has a number of permanent wetlands and pans fed by mine and municipal wastewater Theronia 71, which is home to the Theronia Wastewater Treatment Works (WWTW), has such wetland areas within its perimeters These areas attract numerous waders, herons and other water-loving

birds, including the greater and lesser flamingos These birds are listed as near-threatened

Sightings of goliath and squacco herons, little bitterns, black crakes and African rails There are well over 250 bird species in the Welkom area around the wetlands

Secretary birds, blue and northern black korhaans, double banded temminck’s coursers and a variety of larks, including the melodious, spike-heeled, pink-billed and eastern clapper There have also been sightings of Gabar goshawks and African harrier-hawks

Some bird watchers have noted that 123 of the 226 species regularly spotted in the Goldfields area, are classified as near-threatened or vulnerable These include raptors or birds of prey

Coreen Malherbe, DA councillor for ward 33 in which the concession falls, says she has has already been informed of two wild geese that have arrived at the stables not far from the mining site

“Mining in wetlands poses significant environmental risks, including water pollution from heavy metals and acidification, physical destruction of habitats, and alteration of hydrological systems,” says Malherbe

She confirms the management of the St Francis Haven retirement village is currently consulting a lawyer regarding the issue

“They were never consulted and are very concerned that crime in this area may increase There has already been a break-in where residents were robbed of cellphones and personal belongings”

A resident of St Francis Haven told Vista there was an incident where a car full of unidentified men tried to gain access, and in another incident an intruder was chased off the property

Malherbe says no information and confirmation regarding the exact location and size of Theronia 71 could be obtained from the Matjhabeng Local Economic Development (LED) department She says questions were also raised if the necessary environmental legislation was applied

“No confirmation was received if an environmental impact assessment, rehabilitation and restoration, as well as sustainable practices were followed in this instance There has been no communication to the councillor of ward 33, nor to the management of St Francis Haven up to now, ” says Malherbe

The secure environment of the senior citizens is now in danger and the influx of illegal mining and illegal mining practices to this area may have significant implications As far as Vista can ascertain, there was no rehabilitation plan or accompanying fund as per law provided when applying for the mining permit; the company did not do an environmental impact assessment; and no pre-feasibility study was completed and attached to the application for a permit No public participation took place, as per law

■Vista asked the mayor ’ s office and the DMPR for comment At the time of going to press no answers were forthcoming

Road upgrade welcomed, though high costs raise suspicion

MARTI WILL

The public reaction to the official handover of a multi-million short stretch of road in Thabong has raised many questions

“While we welcome the recent upgrades and improvements to infrastructure in ward 12, Thabong, we remain concerned about the lack of transparency surrounding the R29 million road project,” says Abigail Schoeman, DA councillor

Although the project faced many questions the executive mayor, Thanduxolo Khalipha, officially handed it over on 4 September

“Members of the public have expressed shock that a 3km road could cost as much as R29 million,” says Schoeman This figure is clearly much higher per square metre than one would reasonably expect She says any observer can see this She adds that according to official reports, the project created

44 local jobs It included the use of four small, medium, and micro enterprises (SMMEs) to boost community participation

“While these outcomes are positive, questions remain about how this project was awarded and managed To ensure accountability, we have submitted formal questions in terms of Rule 52 of the Standard Rules and Orders to the acting municipal manager, ” she says The questions include proof of where and

when the tender was advertised They also require the details of how many tenders were received and from which companies Additionally, the Bills of Quantities (BOQs) of all submissions are needed, along with the BOQ of the successful bid Schoeman says they also want the details of which SMMEs benefited from the project The project was funded through the Municipal Infrastructure Grant (MIG), taking place between May 2024 and August 2025

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of Matjhabeng cannot without water, suruse and sewage, while onal rights are trampled e to fight relentlessly to delivery and dignity to Matjhabeng” delivery.

WATER BLY KRISIS

MARTI WILL

Inwoners van die Hennenman- en Phomolong-gemeenskap in die Matjhabeng Munisipaliteit verduur al meer as 18 maande lank voortdurende aandwaterbeperkings Vaal Central Water (VCW) het dit ingestel om reservoirpeil by die Ventersburg- en Mmamahabanereservoir te handhaaf Daar is egter groot lekke by die twee sleutelreservoirs in die gebied wat die krisis vererger “Ondanks herhaalde waarskuwings is herstelwerk nie uitgevoer nie In plaas daarvan word gemeenskappe gedwing om by ’n onbuigsame program aan te pas, terwyl miljoene liter water daagliks verlore gaan ” sê Maxie Badenhorst, DAraadslid vir die gebied

Die krisis word vererger deur Matjhabeng se skuld van R6 miljard aan die VCW Dit het herstelwerk instandhouding en kontrakteuraanstellings tot stilstand gebring Die grootste bekommernis lê by die Brabant-reservoir Sekuriteitsbeamptes merk voortdurende lekkasie wanneer dit gevul word Die deursypeling het 'n dam op landbougrond gevorm, wat dit onbruikbaar maak Dit dreig nou om die R70pad weg te vreet

The Siyadlala Driving Taxi Games gave back to the community on Heritage Day by celebrating the day with a senior citizen and her daughter in Thabong The successful taxi games were held on 21 September The Welkom taxis won against their Virginia counterparts.From the left are,front: Nozibonele Mkhumbeni (who is 106 years old),Marr Mateisi,Masabata Mkhumbeni (77,and Nozibonele’s daughter) and Phindile Mateyisi; back: Siphiwo Mateisi,Mateisi Mateyisi,Mlinganisi Samba and Landisile Mthamzeli The games were sponsored by Harmony Gold Mining Photo: Supplied

David Moshesh,founder and owner of the recycling company called BigMalaisha in Thabong,along with a group of community members tackled a cleaning and awareness campaign around the Thabong Community Hall “But to our disappointment we were forced to improvise and although our campaign was ultimately successful,we were denied usage of the Thabong Community Hall during the event.We had to stay outside and could not even use the bathroom facilities Most of the attendees who were denied the use of the toilets are senior citizens The gates were locked,so we could not make use of the toilets nor drink water We even had lunch outside the hall,sitting in the sand Prior to the event we had arranged to use the hall,but this was ignored,”says Moshesh. Photo: Supplied

Hope for the week

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I heard a story the other day that was a great reminder of a vital, foundational truth

A pastor and a professional hunter were out hunting in the bush All dressed in camoflauge with painted faces, they waited for their prized game to appear They waited many, many hours without any sign of the target in sight

The hunter then started to make a strange noise and proceeded to tell the pastor to get his rifle ready He did that a few times, continually reminding the pastor to be ready and then as if without warning, the target appeared and the shot was taken

The pastor really curious about the technique asked the hunter He replied that the sound he made was of a struggling prey, caught in a trap Something the predator would have been attracted to Wow! What a revelation The sound we make will either attract trouble or tranquility: God’s presence or the enemy ’ s fear

We read something powerful in Isaiah 52 The opening words are an instruction, a proclamation to “awake” The chapter continues by advising us to put on strength and beautiful garments The scriptures are clear that the joy of the Lord is our strength and that we should put on the garments of praise

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EVERY SATURDAY

The weekly parkrun will take place at 08:00 at the St Dominic's College sports field

4 OKTOBER

Die Tradisionele boeremusiek-geselligheid vind by die Laerskoolsaal Koppie Alleen Riebeeckstad om 18:00 plaas Bring eie eet- en drinkgoed Vleisbraaivure is beskikbaar Die orkes wat optree is Die Voorlopers van Pretoria en die Wakis-orkes Rig navrae aan Louise Burger by 072 149 8753

10,11 OCTOBER

Parents guardians grandparents and single parents are all invited to a Living Legacy Parenting Conference

Georgina Claassen

(23/04/1954 - 22/09/2025)

My wife passed away peacefully at home while holding my hand. She wanted our Grandchildren Alma-Lee, EJ and Ezra to know that she loved them dearly and missed them sorely (As do I) Georgie (Gina) and I were married for 52 years and together we served our LORD and SAVIOUR. Our marriage was blessed with two sons Deon and Eric We were privileged to be Foster Parents to Michael, Richard, Jackie, Eddie and Leslie. May she rest in Peace.

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that is designed to inspire and equip families to build stronger, more stable, and faith-centred homes The conference will be held at the Kingdom Ministeries building, on the corner of Tempest and Ararat Road, and will address practical and spiritual topics to achieve their goal of a more stable family dynamic Parents can look forward to inspiring insight from a list of dynamic speakers, encouraging and heartfelt testimonies from families, and the opportunity to establish and foster a fellowship with other parents The evening event on Thursday, 9 October, is scheduled to start at 18:00, and the day event will start at 09:00 on Saturday, 11 October To register yourself and your family contact 057 353 4283 or send a WhatsApp message to 066 051 8224

11 OCTOBER

A Kids Fun Day carnival will take place at the

Raceway This family-friendly event is suitable for children of all ages and promises to be filled with fun activities and entertainment for both young and old It commences at 11:00 until 22:00 Some of the highlights include interactive games, bouncy castoles, face painting arts and crafts paint ball and archery Call 079 178 2211

25 OCTOBER

The Cancer Community Centre in Welkom will host its fourth Fight Night, with incredible and exciting fights lined up for the event In addition to the trading of leather there will also be a beauty pagent held for both male and female participants There will be stalls (food and goods), a kid's corner, and a cash bar Visit the Cancer Community Centre - Welkom Facebook page for more information

GENERAL

For 13 weeks until 26 November The Kingdom Ministries in Welkom will be running a grief share course for people who have lost someone in death to help them along their grief journey The course can be attended on Wednesdays at 18:30 at the church on the corner of Arrarat and Tempest Road For more information on registration and costs, contact the church office on 057 3534283 or Liz Botha on 079 017 0600 People can still join up to three weeks once the course has started Inskrywings oor konserte, leefstyl-werksessies, optredes van kunstenaars en gassprekers en ander geleenthede ten bate van nie-winsgewende organisasies word gratis in Vista se dagboek geplaas Stuur inskrywings met inligting asook kontakname en -nommers, na marti will@novusmedia co za

Shielding corrupt leadership undermines democracy, progress

Opinion piece by Kgotso Khumalo:

The Lejweleputswa District Municipality in the Free State is held together by laws, budgets, and the promise of service delivery Its five local municipalities Masilonyana, Tokologo, Tswelopele, Nala and Matjhabeng plus district services are meant to deliver roads, water, sanitation, health, infrastructure and more

But in recent years, what has become increasingly clear is that leadership failures, corruption, lack of accountability and impunity are corroding those institutions from within Shielding corrupt officials is no mere oversight, it is a threat to the very foundations of local democracy and provincial development

Recent events in Lejweleputswa illuminate what happens when leaders are protected despite repeated missteps

entirely reliant on national grants Most of its equitable share goes into salaries and remuneration of councillors, leaving very little for actual service delivery

In Masilonyana, for example, there have been five unofficially admitted audit disclaimers, underfunded budgets, failing infrastructure and no clear plan for reversing decline

Across the Free State, auditor-general (AG) reports show recurring irregular, unauthorised, or wasteful expenditure Yet, for many of these findings, no one seems to be held responsible in ways that matter

In Masilonyana, mayor Dimakatso Modise was suspended by the ANC for defying its instruction to step down due to governance failure This shows that even when party leadership recognises failure, enforcing accountability is a struggle

Whether proven or not, such allegations show how municipal power and resources can be misused when oversight is weak

The Industrial Park Refurbishment Project funded to the tune of over R45 million via the Department of Trade, Industry and Competition has raised concerns of maladministration and corruption

Residents say there are delays and lack of transparency about what has been accomplished Reports reveal that Lejweleputswa is almost

These are not isolated glitches They are patterns: weakened oversight, repeated failures, and rising public frustration

Citizens deserve more than promises They deserve functioning water systems, dignified sanitation, safe roads, opportunities for livelihood, and leaders who serve rather than exploit

For a district that means “ grey rock” strong, resilient, grounded it is past time for clean governance

The political class must choose: serve the public or shield the corrupt The people of Lejweleputswa deserve nothing less

SHOOTING CLAIMS LIFE

The SAPS are investigating a case of murder after a man (50) was shot outside his home in Virginia

On 18 September, at approximately 18:35, the police were summoned to the scene of a shooting On arrival, they discovered the lifeless body of the man lying in a pool of blood According to information prior to the shooting incident the man had been outside watering the garden when the family heard two gun shots Upon investigation, they found him lying face-down

Call Detective Sgt Zwai Matshaya of the Virginia Detectives on 083 206 9287 or Crime Stop with information that could assist in the investigation

Water cut despite court order

As a result of the municipality failing to meet its VaalWater payments, the waterboard cut off the water supply to Matjhabeng at midnight on 1 October

In a statement the offended municipality bemoaned the situation saying it has noted with great concern the notice issued by Vaal Central Water to proceed with water restrictions despite the existence of a court interdict, granted b th F

actions by Vaal Central to be unfair, irresponsible, and far removed from its constitutional obligation to ensure the continued and equitable supply of water She says the approach disregards the devastating implications it has on the lives of ordinary residents, who bear no responsibility for the ongoing dispute between the Municipality and the Water Board

It is deeply troubling that, while Vaal Central pursues these heavy-handed measures, it has simultaneously delayed the arbitration process and engaged in actions that can only be d

continues to undermine by its conduct

The Municipality assures residents that it has taken, and will continue to take, all reasonable steps to protect the rights and interests of every household and business in Matjhabeng

“We remain steadfast in defending our community against this relentless attack and will continue to pursue all available legal remedies to safeguard the constitutional right to water,” says Williams

She says the municipality calls on residents to remain calm and united as the municipality

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FORM NOTICE APPLY TERMS READ F CERTIF GAMBLING, TOUR AS AMENDED Notice is hereby given that SPARTAN BROTHERS (PTY) LTD intends to lodge an application on 03-10-2025, particulars of which appear here-under

1. Local Municipality: MATJHABENG

2. Full names and Surname / Company Name: SPARTAN BROTHERS (PTY) LTD Residential/Postal address: 50 HAARLEM STREET, DAGBREEK, WELKOM, 9460

Identity Number / Company r e g i s t r a t i o n n u m b e r : 2022/674657/07

3. Type of Registration applied for: SECT 46 ( 1 ( a ) ( i v ) T A V E R N R E G I S T R A T I O N CERTIFICATE

4. Type of product to be sold /manufactured: ALL KINDS OF LIQUOR

5. Name under which business is to be conducted: SPARTAN BROTHERS T/A LEVELS

Full Business Address of Premises: STAND 416, 315 STATEWAY, WELKOM, 9460

6 Name of learning Institution and Distance: NONE WITHIN 500M

Name of Place of Worship and Distance: NONE WITHIN 500M

Name of Similar Registered Premises: NONE WITHIN 500M

Any person may, within 21 days from 03-10-2025 (date of publication in Provincial Gazette) lodge in terms of section 33 of the Free State Gambling and Liquor Act, 2010 an objection in writing to the Free State Liquor Authority (address set out here-under). The objection must clearly indicate the full names, identity number, residential address, postal address and telephone number, if any, and where applicable, its registration number and address of its office, of the objector. The objection must also identify the application to which it relates. The application may be inspected at the offices of the Authority during their office hours. The address of the relevant Office of the Liquor Authority is: 85 Henry S t r e e t , W e s t d e n e , Bloemfontein, 9301. MACA CONSULTING (PTY) LTD MARI SCHLECHTER 0711509947

LOST OR DESTROYED DEED: DEED OF TRANSFER TE 3659/2006

LOST OR DESTROYED DEED: DEED OF TRANSFER NUMBER T12407/1980 FORM JJJ LOST OR DESTROYED DEED

Notice is hereby given in terms of regulation 68 (1) of the Deeds Registries Act, 1937, of the intention to apply for the issue of a certified copy of DEED OF T R A N S F E R N U M B E R T12407/1980 passed by ESTATE LATE PAUL D A N I E L E G O S S A Y N ( E S T A T E N U M B E R 1239/1978) in favor of: DALENE GOSSAYN (BORN ON 30TH JANUARY, 1958), MAJOR SPINSTER, in respect of certain:

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V I L J O E N S K R O O N , PROVINCE OF FREE STATE, MEASURING 5 837 (FIVE

T H O U S A N D E I G H T HUNDRED AND THIRTY SEVEN) SQUARE METRES which has been lost or destroyed.

All interested persons having objection to the issue of such copy are hereby required to lodge the same in writing with the Registrar of Deeds FREE STATE, at

NOTICE IN TERMS OF REGULATION 68 OF THE DEEDS REGISTRIES ACT IN TERMS OF A LOST DEED

Notice is hereby given in terms of regulation 68 of the Deeds Registries Act, 1937, of the intention to apply for the issue of a certified copy of DEED OF TRANSFER TE 3659/2006 passed by S E L L W A N E D O R O T H Y SEDIKANE, Identity Number 260807 0147 08 5

Unmarried, in respect of certain: ERF NO. 155 MAOKENG, DISTRICT KROONSTAD, FREE STATE PROVINCE MEASURING: 387 (THREE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY SEVEN) SQUARE METRES which has been lost or destroyed.

All interested persons having objection to the issue of such copy are hereby required to lodge the same in writing with the Registrar of Deeds BLOEMFONTEIN within two weeks from the date of the publication of this notice Dated at BLOEMFONTEIN on 8 September 2025.

CONVEYANCER: F R A N C O J O H A N WASSERMAN LPCM NO.: 60974

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Titelbewys: T9752/2008

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VRYSTAAT binne 'n tydperk van nie minder nie as 30 dae en nie meer as 60 dae vanaf datum van die laaste publikasie van hierdie kennisgewing oor te dra aan J O N A X T R U S T , Registrasienommer IT1828/1999. PORTIA MANTWA MAJOSI (LPCM-60998) McIntyre & Van der Post Barnesstraat 12 Bloemfontein Tel: 051-5050200 e-pos: linda@mcintyre.co.za Verw: LFJ153/Milette

BOEDELKENNISGEWINGS

BOEDELS:

Estate Late: J H Nel

Estate No: 6622/2025

NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS In the estate of the late: JOHANNES HERMANUS NEL Identity Number: 681107 5040 083 Estate No: 6622/2025 M a s t e r ' s O f f i c e : BLOEMFONTEIN

Debtors and Creditors of the abovementioned estate are required to lodge their claims and to make payment at the office of the executor mentioned below within thirty (30) days from date of publication hereof. SIGNED at VIRGINIA on this 25TH day of SEPTEMBER 2025.

(SIGNED) H S BADENHORST

R O M A B A D E N H O R S T

ATTORNEYS ATRIUM BUILDING 15 UNION STREET P.O. BOX 21 VIRGINIA 9430 TEL: 057-2123965 (REF: SB/da/NE0078)

BOEDELS: LIKWIDASIE EN DISTRIBUSIE 4205

Estate Late: K S Qhamakoane E s t a t e N u m b e r : 8524/2024

ESTATE NOTICE In the estate of the late KHOTO SAM QHAMAKOANE (ID: 630819 5261 08 7) a divorced person from Ventersburg. DATE OF DEATH: 9 AUGUST 2024 E S T A

DECEASED ESTATES

LYING FOR INSPECTION

In terms of section 35 (5) of the Administration of Estates Act, No 66 of 1965 notice is hereby given that copies of the liquidation and distribution accounts (first and final, unless otherwise stated) in the estates specified below will be open for the inspection of all persons with an interest therein for a period of 21 days (or shorter or longer if specially stated) from the date specified or from the date of publication hereof, whichever may be the later, and at the offices of the Masters of the High Court and Magistrates as stated. Should no objection thereto be lodged with the Masters concerned during the specified period, the executors will proceed to m

n accordance with the accounts.

Province: FREE STATE

: 010233/2021

Surname: GARBUTT

First Names: ERIC JAMES South African ID Number: 4209285008085

Last Address: 116

LIQUIDATION AND D I S T R I B U T I O N ACCOUNT IN DECEASED ESTATE LYING FOR INSPECTION

In the Estate Late: JACOB JACOBUS VAN DEVENTER

Identity Number: 580905 5016 082

Last Address: 6 STATION STREET, VENTERSBURG, 9450

Date of death: 18 FEBRUARY 2025 Estate Number: 1785/2025

Estate Late: M S Phafana

LIQUIDATION AND D I S T R I B U T I O N

ACCOUNT IN DECEASED ESTATE LYING FOR INSPECTION

In the Estate Late:

MA-MOKHETHI SUSAN

PHAFANA Identity Number: 521028

0698 085

Last Address: 2 ESHOWE STREET, VIRGINIA, 9430

Date of death:

12 SEPTEMBER 2024 Estate Number: 7223/2024

New Generations Ready Mix (Pty) Ltd / Mulaudzi Development Project Case No: 4291/2023

NOTICE OF SALE IN

E X E C U T I O N O F MOVABLE PROPERTY BY

W A Y O F P U B L I C AUCTION

ADVERTISER ADDRESS: 164 TIBBIE VISSER ST ESTOIRE

BLOEMFONTEIN 9301

ADVERTISER E-MAIL: accounts@solutionsacc.co.za

ADVERTISER TELEPHONE: 0723191447

In terms of Section 35(5) of the Administration of Estates Act No 66 of 1965, notice is hereby given that copies of the First and Final Liquidation and Distribution accounts (First and Final, unless otherwise stated) in the Estate specified below will open for inspection of all persons with an interest therein for a period of 21 days from the date specified or from the date of publication hereof, at the office of the Master of the High Court, BLOEMFONTEIN and Magistrate's Court, VIRGINIA as stated. Should no objection thereto be lodged with the Masters concerned during the specified period, the Executor will proceed to m a k e p a

n t s i n accordance with the accounts.

(SIGNED) H S BADENHORST R O M A B A D E N H O R S T ATTORNEYS

ATRIUM BUILDING 15 UNION STREET VIRGINIA 9430 ( R E F E R E N C E : SB/da/DE0047)

In terms of Section 35(5) of the Administration of Estates Act No. 66 of 1965, notice is hereby given that copies of the First and Final Liquidation and Distribution accounts (First and Final, unless otherwise stated) in the Estate specified below will open for inspection of all persons with an interest therein for a period of 21 days from the date specified or from the date of publication hereof, at the office of the Master of the High Court, BLOEMFONTEIN and Magistrate's Court, VIRGINIA as stated. Should no objection thereto be lodged with the Masters concerned during the specified period, the Executor will proceed to m a k e p a y m e n t s i n accordance with the accounts. (SIGNED) H S BADENHORST R O M A B A D E N H O R S T ATTORNEYS ATRIUM BUILDING 15 UNION STREET VIRGINIA 9430 ( R E F E R E N C E : SB/da/PH0051)

In the Magistrate's Court for t h e d i s t r i c t o f

LEJWELEPUTSWA held at W E L K O M , C a s e N o : 4291/2023 in the case between:

NEW GENERATIONS READY MIX (PTY) LTD Execution Creditor and MULAUDZI DEVELOPMENT PROJECT

Execution Debtor PURSUANT to a judgment of the Magistrate's Court

WELKOM given on 26 SEPTEMBER 2023 the undermentioned goods will be sold on 29 OCTOBER 2025 at 15:00, by public auction to be held at SHERIFF'S OFFICE, 366 STATEWAY, WELKOM by the Sheriff for the Magistrate's Court to the highest bidder for cash. GOODS OFFERED FOR SALE ARE:

1 X PHILLIP SCREEN

2 X CANNON PRINTERS

BLACK 1 X NASHUA PRINTER

1 X DEFY FRIDGE

1 X HP LASER PRINTER

17 X OFFICE CHAIRS

1 X PARROT LIMINATOR

1 X 3 L TABLETS OFFICE

1 X TOYOTA CRESIDA (CBX 476 FS)

1 X CHEVROLET CRUISE sold for VAT the ER