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Milky Lane bederf Medi-Kliniek personeel 1/2 Share SM HATTINGH 17 August 2021 Daar was heerlike lofprysing gedoen in die gange waar pasiënte, personeel sowel as afgesonderde COVID pasiënte, die musiek kon hoor. Op Sondag, 15 Augustus, het Milky Lane die personeel, asook die COVID pasiënte elk bederf met ‘n melkskommel, pakkie lekkers, en ook ‘n inspireerende boodskap. Daar was heerlike lofprysing gedoen in die gange waar pasiënte, personeel sowel as afgesonderde COVID pasiënte, die musiek kon hoor. Pastoor Zet van die AGS kerk het geopen deur skriflesing en gebed. Jesus Laaik Jou was ook teenwoordig, waar hulle die klank behartig het, en seker gemaak het dat almal in die hospitaal die musiek kon hoor. Die organiseerder van die projek, Sonja Kirk, wil graag vir Muhammed Bhyat van Milky Lane Ermelo bedank vir die skenking, asook vir Medi Kliniek se personeel vir die tyd wat hul kon gebruik om lofprysing te doen. Laastens, maar nie die minste nie, groot dank aan Pastoor Zet en al die lede van Jesus Laaik Jou. < Previous Article Next Article >

SASSA to add more services to aid disabled 1/1 Share GK CRONJE 9 March 2021 The aid can be used to assist with medical bills, nutritious food purchases, and compensating the person taking care of the frail. The South African Social Security Agency (SASSA) has called on grant recipients who already receive an old-age, disability or war veterans grant, to apply for a grant-in-aid, which can be used to assist with medical bills, nutritious food purchases, and compensating the person taking care of the frail. SASSA Mpumalanga spokesperson, Senzeni Ngubeni, stated that qualifying recipients must not be cared for at an institution that already receives a state subsidy. “Applicants who do not have an identity document, smart ID or birth certificate for the children involved in the application, can still apply for a grant, but must check with the nearest SASSA office on which alternative documents are accepted for grant applications. SASSA has noted with concern that most frail recipients of old-age grants, disability grants and war veterans grants do not come forward to SASSA offices to apply for a grant-in-aid. SASSA cares about the conditions of frail, elderly people not receiving proper tender care which can be ascribed to many social ill factors in some communities. One of SASSA’s primary objectives is to raise awareness to teach families with frail grant recipients to come to any nearby SASSA office to apply for this additional grant.” According to SASSA, successful applications could be paid within three months, snd the payments will be backdated to the day the application for the grant was completed. “The grant-in-aid will be cancelled if the beneficiary is no longer in the care of another person, if they pass on, or if they get admitted to a state institution, and if the income or assets improve so much that they no longer qualify in terms of the means test.” Ngubeni concluded. For more details, contact SASSA on 0800 60 1011, Mondays to Fridays, from 08:00 - 16:00. < Previous Article Next Article >

Ons mis jou, mamma 1/1 Share SM HATTINGH 31 August 2021 Amoré (7) aan die Tribune gesê “Mamma, ek is baie lief vir mamma, ek mis mamma so baie en ek hoop mamma is veilig. Lief vir mamma.” Met baie trane in haar oë sê sy ook, “Tannie, ek wil nie bederf wees nie, ek wil net my mamma terug hê”. Riana Bester, (34) ‘n bekende in die dorp, is op Dinsdag, 24 Augustus, skielik oorlede. Riana was werksaam by Jack’s Konstruksie. Sy was baie geliefd by haar werk, asook in die gemeenskap. Wanneer mens verby haar gery het, kon jy altyd haar vrolike gesiggie sien met haar rooi lippe aan. Sy het altyd geglimlag, en was gereed om te groet in die verby ry. Die Tribune het bietjie op haar Facebook blad gaan kyk, en al die boodskappies wat haar vriende vir haar gelos het gesien, wat weer net wys sy was altyd daar wanneer enig persoon haar nodig gehad het. Tydens ‘n gesprek met haar kinders het Amoré (7) aan die Tribune gesê “Mamma, ek is baie lief vir mamma, ek mis mamma so baie en ek hoop mamma is veilig. Lief vir mamma.” Met baie trane in haar oë sê sy ook, “Tannie, ek wil nie bederf wees nie, ek wil net my mamma terug hê”. Stiaan (5) sê net, “Ek is lief vir jou mamma, ek mis mamma baie. Mamma is ‘n super mom,” met ‘n glimlag, maar ook ‘n verlangende hartseer in sy ogies. Johan Wolvaardt, haar kêrel, sit met trane in sy oë terwyl die kinders net goed oor hulle mamma praat en probeer baie hard sluk. Riana oorleef haar ouers, Surina en Hans Brits, haar suster, Majorie Brits, haar twee kinders, Amoré en Stiaan, en vir Johan. Johan se laaste boodskap aan sy lewensmaat ,vir wie hy ongelooflik baie lief was, lei as volg: “My engel, dankie vir wie jy was. Dankie vir jou oneindige liefde, dankie vir jou bystand as ek so ver weg gewerk het. Dankie dat jy Ami en Stiaan sulke mooi waardes van lewe geleer het, dankie dat jy my geleer het wat is ware liefde. Ek weet jy waak oor ons daar waar jy aan Jesus se sy is, jy het gesprankel orals waar jy gaan, soveel raad vir ander gegee, en na ander se behoeftes omgesien het. Jou legende lewe voort. Jy was my lewe, my alles. Lief jou vir ewig, my Senekal nooi. Saggies rus.” Riana se begrafnis sal vandag, Dinsdag, 31 Augustus plaasvind vanuit die AGS Kerk, om 11:00, op die hoek van 99 Sluiter en Oosthuise Strate plaasvind. Die begrafnis sal ook ge-“live stream” word vanaf Martin’s Funeral Ermelo se Facebook blad. “Rus sag Riana, ons mis jou alreeds te veel.” < Previous Article Next Article >

Grade 12 prep exams back on track 1/2 Share GK CRONJE 29 September 2020 “We are grateful that our learners soldiered thus far, considering the difficulties brought about by COVID-19. We wish that they can take advantage of this opportunity, and not look back, but move forward with greater courage and determination. Equally, we request parents to appreciate the importance of this examination, by creating an enabling environment for it to unfold without any hassles." stated the MEC, Bonakele Majuba. The Mpumalanga Department of Education has announced that it is satisfied with the progress of the preparatory examination for Grade 12 learners. This is the second week for the preparatory examination, and is marked with the writing of Mathematics and Mathematical. This examination started on 14 September 2020, and will proceed until 19 October 2020, and will afford Grade 12 learners with an opportunity to gauge their readiness, as it is similar to the end of the year examinations. It is also used to check the state of readiness for each school which will write the final examination, and is written under similar conditions as the end of the year examination. The preparatory examination allows schools and learners to finish the curriculum on time, and some question papers were externally moderated to ensure that they satisfy the cognitive levels as required by the exam guidelines and the curriculum. The marks obtained by individual learners are used as part of the School Based Assessment ( SBA). The Department requests parents and learners to appreciate the significance of this examination process, and to ensure that the examination is allowed to continue and progress without any challenges. At the same time, the Department extends its best wishes to all Grade 12 learners. “We are grateful that our learners soldiered thus far, considering the difficulties brought about by COVID-19. We wish that they can take advantage of this opportunity, and not look back, but move forward with greater courage and determination. Equally, we request parents to appreciate the importance of this examination, by creating an enabling environment for it to unfold without any hassles." stated the MEC, Bonakele Majuba. < Previous Article Next Article >

Vuurwapenamnestie verleng tot 2021 1/1 Share GK CRONJE 24 November 2020 Die vuurwapenamnestie wat einde Julie vir 'n tydperk van ses maande deur die parlement goedgekeur is, het op 1 Augustus 2020 begin en duur tot 31 Januarie 2021. Die beperkings van vlakke 5 en 4 het mense verhinder om onwettige, sowel as hul ongelisensieerde en ongewenste vuurwapens en ammunisie in te lewer. Die vuurwapenamnestie wat einde Julie vir 'n tydperk van ses maande deur die parlement goedgekeur is, het op 1 Augustus 2020 begin en duur tot 31 Januarie 2021. Die vorige amnestietydperk, wat ook vir 'n tydperk van ses maande bedoel was, is ontspoor deur die onverwagse COVI-19-pandemie, maar ten spyte hiervan het die Suid-Afrikaanse polisiediens (SAPD) 'n totaal van 46 714 vuurwapens ontvang. Die amnestietydperk skep 'n geleentheid vir lede van die publiek om ongewenste vuurwapens, of vuurwapens wat onwettig besit word, aan die SAPD oor te gee sonder om bang te wees dat hulle vervolg sal word. Diegene wat hul vuurwapens gedurende die periode van amnestie oorgee, moet die nodige vorms invul en onderteken by die naaste polisiekantoor, en moet aandring op 'n afskrif van die SAPS 548 (Amnestie-vorm). Lede van die publiek word versoek om van hierdie tydperk gebruik te maak om die vuurwapens en ammunisie in te handig vir vernietiging, of hernuwing van 'n bevoegdheidsertifikaat en 'n geldige lisensie. Al die vuurwapens wat ingehandig is, sal ballistiese toetse ondergaan om te verseker dat dit nie gebruik is in die pleeg van misdade voordat dit vir vernietiging oorweeg kan word nie. Vir meer inligting, word die gemeenskap aangemoedig om hul plaaslike polisiekantoor, of die Central Firearms Register (CFR) inbelsentrum te kontak by 012 353 6111, en korrupsie by 0800 701 701 aan te meld. < Previous Article Next Article >

Voor die matriekafskeid was die jaarlikse modeparade wat deur die Graad 10-leerders, -ouers en onderwysers gereël is. Hier kon die Graad 12’s op ‘n stylvolle wyse met hul uitrustings spog. EHS groet matrieks op gepaste en stylvolle wyse Kenello Nchela en Pearl Nkosi. Jana Nel en GJ Swart. Kenello Nchela en Pearl Nkosi. 1/2 Share SH HATTINGH 27 October 2020 Voor die matriekafskeid was die jaarlikse modeparade wat deur die Graad 10-leerders, -ouers en onderwysers gereël is. Hier kon die Graad 12’s op ‘n stylvolle wyse met hul uitrustings spog. Dit is elke jaar vir Hoërskool Ermelo ‘n besondere groot voorreg om vir die matrieks ‘n glans geleentheid te reël vir die matriekafskeid. Op Vrydagaand, 23 Oktober 2020, het EHS se Graad 11’s, Graad 11-ouers en onderwysers weereens ‘n spog aangeleentheid gereël vir die matrieks van 2020 te Perdekraal. Ten spyte van die feit dat alles op kort kennisgewing gereël moes word weens COVID-19, het dit niks van die geesdrif gedemp nie. Nie net het die uitsonderlike uitrustings, kos, dekor, venue en geskenke getuig van Hoërskool Ermelo se unieke klas nie, maar ook van die spesiale band wat tussen leerders, onderwysers en ouers gevorm word in die vyf jaar van hoërskool. Dit het duidelik geblyk uit die emosionele toesprake wat deur die hoof, mnr Pieter Grobler, en die twee presidente van 2020, Vosjan Grey en Jana Nel, gegee is. Die matrieks is as geliefde Errie-leerders gegroet en toegewens met seën en voorspoed vir die toekoms. Nie net was daar ‘n spesiale tekenprent-kunstenaar vir die Graad 12’s gereël nie, maar het die Erries ook die voorreg gehad om ‘n span van kykNet te kon deel hê van die verrigtinge. EHS se opname deur kykNet word in Januarie 2021 uitgesaai op kykNet Skole Top 10. Voor die matriekafskeid was die jaarlikse modeparade wat deur die Graad 10-leerders, -ouers en onderwysers gereël is. Hier kon die Graad 12’s op ‘n stylvolle wyse met hul uitrustings spog. Ook hierdie geleentheid het plaasgevind met besondere sukses en styl. < Previous Article Next Article >

Unsung hero changes lives in Davel 1/5 Share GK CRONJE 27 April 2021 “I thank God for being with me, and making my dream came true. I like to thank the school principal and the staff members for giving me the opportunity to do so, and my friends and family for supporting me.” A rolemodel and hero to many, Bongani Jonas Mokoena celebrated his 29th birthday with an amazing act of charity. Bongani decided to open his heart, and to celebrate his birthday in a different manner, by donating school uniforms to learners in need at Umfudlana Combined School in the Davel area. This is the same school he attended from Grade R until his matric year in 2011. “I thank God for being with me, and making my dream came true. I like to thank the school principal and the staff members for giving me the opportunity to do so, and my friends and family for supporting me.” < Previous Article Next Article >

In an environmental study released, MLM, amongst three other Mpumalanga municipalities, is explicitly fingered as a main culprit in the years-long pollution of the Vaal River. More pollution added to Pet Dam 1/5 Share GK CRONJE 24 August 2021 In an environmental study released, MLM, amongst three other Mpumalanga municipalities, is explicitly fingered as a main culprit in the years-long pollution of the Vaal River. Amidst Msukaligwa Local Municipality (MLM) approving new construction projects, building plans and residence extensions left and right, the environment, fauna and flora, as well as residents get the shortest end of the stick imaginable. Since circa 2014, the sewerage system in President Fouché Avenue and the surrounding wards have been on a downward spiral, with municipal managers from three iterations back’s promises still remaining unfulfilled. The impact on the wildlife and wetland animals, especially notable the Egrets that grace Ermelo, is a cause of great concern, as the spillage eventually flows down to the Pet Dam, leaving a trail of pollution and wildlife death in its wake. From the Pet Dam, which is already polluted beyond measure, the overflow ties in with the Klein Drinkwater stream, ultimately ending up in the Vaal River. In an environmental study released, MLM, amongst three other Mpumalanga municipalities, is explicitly fingered as a main culprit in the years-long pollution of the Vaal River. Alas, to date no upgrades, nor action have been taken, with the situation being inexplicably worse than before. The frequent blockages and overflow of the sewerage line in President Fouché Avenue clearly indicates a larger problem factor with the network area, as residents near the President Fouché Avenue and Roberts Street intersection live in a near constant cloud of putridity, as the overflowing manholes in this section is a constant issue, with feaces, sanitary products, condoms and toilet paper being left to bake in the sun. The fields in this area is constantly drenched with sewage, and also holds serious health implications for residents and learners from the nearby schools. The issue of the pandemic further proves problematic, as MLM barks at residents to practice hygiene, but back at the ranch, they are the main culprits of unhygienic practices. While MLM’s authority figures, as well as various ward councillors are well aware of the problems faced by residents, it would seem that little is being done to provide a permanent and viable solution. The Gert Sibande District Municipality had also been informed of the issue on several occasions, but claim to have no jurisdiction in the matter. The Democratic Alliance (DA) has noted that the party had sent a letter to the Premier of Mpumalanga, by the time response is received from provincial level, the damage will be immeasurable. You may view more photos and videos on our Facebook page, Tribune Ermelo. < Previous Article Next Article >

Merino Mall officially announced 1/1 Share GK CRONJE 6 July 2021 Merino Mall is set to enhance the current retail offering in Ermelo and will bring convenience, value and pride to the town’s visitors, residents, and its surrounding communities. The greater Gert Sibande District in Mpumalanga can finally look forward to the highly anticipated new shopping centre, Merino Mall, coming to fruition after 7 years of planning. Property developers Moolman Group and Abland are joining forces to construct this 28 000m² fully enclosed small regional shopping centre. It will be the only shopping centre of this stature to exist within a 100 km radius, making it a tremendous addition to the Ermelo community and surrounds. The developers are partnering with MDS Architecture, who have delivered remarkable shopping centres such as Rustenburg Mall, Middelburg Mall, Ferndale on Republic, and Sam Ntuli Mall. Bulk earth works for Merino Mall will commence on1 July 2021, and the mall is set to open to the public in October 2022. The development will positively impact the local economy and stimulate further growth and development, as well as enhancing and supporting the town’s current infrastructure. Developers will make use of the local workforce during the construction phases. Furthermore, it will create long-term job opportunities for residents and businesses alike. The mall’s name is derived from the Merino sheep breed, paying tribute to the site’s history. The mall will be built on what is fondly remembered as the Ermelo Showgrounds. It is situated on the corners of the N2 and N11 freeways, near the N17 and within walking distance from the bustling Ermelo CBD. Prospective tenants have showed immense excitement and support in the project and familiar favourites are already on board as anchor tenants. They include Checkers, Pick n Pay, Woolworths, Clicks, Crazy Plastics and Dis-Chem. Crazy Plastics and Dis-Chem being especially exciting new additions in the area. The mall will also bring stores like Crazy Plastics, Cape Union Mart, Old Khaki, Cross Trainer, Queenspark, Primark and Refinery to the Ermelo community for the first time. With a total of 90 stores in the mall, the tenant mix will be further cemented by a strong fashion node, banking facilities, food outlets, and other exciting stores and service offerings. The likes of Truworths, Identity, Mr Price, Jet, Ackermans, Foschini, Sportscene, Totalsports, Mr Price Sport, PEP, Exact, Markham, Miladys, Tekkie Town, Studio 88,The Fix, Sheet Street, Crazy Store, Mr Price Home, Pep Home, @home, and a host of others will join the Merino Mall family. Banks will include Nedbank, Capitec and FNB. Merino Mall is set to enhance the current retail offering in Ermelo and will bring convenience, value and pride to the town’s visitors, residents, and its surrounding communities. < Previous Article Next Article >

The Agriculture, Land Reform and Rural Development Department minister, Thoko Didiza, on Sarturday held a meeting to appease farmers in the area amidst a massive scandal which involves eviction letters, threats of eviction from department officials via WhatsApp messages, bribery from department officials and various other issues. The meeting addressed issues related to state-owned land leased to farmers, which are now being cut short and unlawfully terminated by department officials. Several farmers in Mpumalanga received letters informing them that they would be evicted from state farms, and some have been lured into paying bribes to officials of up to R25 000 to have paperwork processed and the lease renewed. John Mabasa of Goedehoop farm said that his family had been farming on their family land for over two centuries. When he submitted a land claim in 1998 to formalize his family’s land holdings, the Department claimed that they had no records of the claim. In 2013, after a Public Protector finding instructed the Department to allocate him a farm, he was given caretakership on a portion of land. The award came with the condition that he should farm as part of a co-op. When he refused to pay R25 000 to ensure that a proposed business plan was approved by the Department, his land was advertised for occupation for interested new leases. Swazi Motha of Rietspruit farm is part of a group of three farmers who, in 2013, were granted a lease to a farm. In 2019, when asked to apply for financial assistance, they were told to “pay something” to facilitate the signing of the contract. They refused to pay the bribe, and received a letter of termination in 2019. To date, the department had been keeping mum on the issue. Although the enquiries from the Tribune ePaper have been acknowledged, no response had been received from the department despite several enquiries. However, in a turn of events that is laughable, to say the least, Didiza has assured the farmers that they will not be evicted from the farms, and claimed to have been in the dark amidst this saga, and did not authorize the eviction letters to be sent out. “There is not going to be any eviction and in any way of actions process in terms of state land, you’ll have to involve the Minister. And in this incident, those letters were not even given out with authorization of the Minister. So we agreed that there is not going to be any eviction of the farmers we are created in two weeks time the team from the property unit in the Department of Agriculture will come down and all those farmers who have got issues around their leases we’ll meet at the department so that those issues are resolved.” Didiza stated. This is of very little comfort to the affected farmers, as it is clear that there is a high level of confusion and collusion within the department. This is a developing story. Minister Didiza claims to be in the dark amidst scandal Minister Didiza claims to be in the dark amidst scandal 1/1 Share GK CRONJE 13 April 2021 "And in this incident, those letters were not even given out with authorization of the Minister. So we agreed that there is not going to be any eviction of the farmers we are created in two weeks time the team from the property unit in the Department of Agriculture will come down and all those farmers who have got issues around their leases we’ll meet at the department so that those issues are resolved.” The Agriculture, Land Reform and Rural Development Department minister, Thoko Didiza, on Sarturday held a meeting to appease farmers in the area amidst a massive scandal which involves eviction letters, threats of eviction from department officials via WhatsApp messages, bribery from department officials and various other issues. The meeting addressed issues related to state-owned land leased to farmers, which are now being cut short and unlawfully terminated by department officials. Several farmers in Mpumalanga received letters informing them that they would be evicted from state farms, and some have been lured into paying bribes to officials of up to R25 000 to have paperwork processed and the lease renewed. John Mabasa of Goedehoop farm said that his family had been farming on their family land for over two centuries. When he submitted a land claim in 1998 to formalize his family’s land holdings, the Department claimed that they had no records of the claim. In 2013, after a Public Protector finding instructed the Department to allocate him a farm, he was given caretakership on a portion of land. The award came with the condition that he should farm as part of a co-op. When he refused to pay R25 000 to ensure that a proposed business plan was approved by the Department, his land was advertised for occupation for interested new leases. Swazi Motha of Rietspruit farm is part of a group of three farmers who, in 2013, were granted a lease to a farm. In 2019, when asked to apply for financial assistance, they were told to “pay something” to facilitate the signing of the contract. They refused to pay the bribe, and received a letter of termination in 2019. To date, the department had been keeping mum on the issue. Although the enquiries from the Tribune ePaper have been acknowledged, no response had been received from the department despite several enquiries. However, in a turn of events that is laughable, to say the least, Didiza has assured the farmers that they will not be evicted from the farms, and claimed to have been in the dark amidst this saga, and did not authorize the eviction letters to be sent out. “There is not going to be any eviction and in any way of actions process in terms of state land, you’ll have to involve the Minister. And in this incident, those letters were not even given out with authorization of the Minister. So we agreed that there is not going to be any eviction of the farmers we are created in two weeks time the team from the property unit in the Department of Agriculture will come down and all those farmers who have got issues around their leases we’ll meet at the department so that those issues are resolved.” Didiza stated. This is of very little comfort to the affected farmers, as it is clear that there is a high level of confusion and collusion within the department. This is a developing story. < Previous Article Next Article >

Focus shifts toward expensive school uniforms 1/2 Share GK CRONJE 9 March 2021 Investigations pointed out that several schools were overly prescriptive in their uniform choices, which again limited the choices and bargaining power of parents who were beholden to a small number of suppliers. The Competition Commission, the Department of Basic Education (DBE) and four associations representing school governing bodies (SGBs) has taken hands to address the skyrocketing costs of school uniforms. Their focus is mainly on the regulation of the procurement of school uniforms and other educational goods and services. The signing of a memorandum of understanding (MOU) aimed at stopping schools from forcing parents to buy from exclusive suppliers will soon be a boon for cash-strapped parents in the country. The organizations signed the MOU on Monday after years of investigations and advocacy, following complaints received from parents who were forced to buy school uniforms from exclusively selected suppliers. Competition Commissioner, Tembinkosi Bonakele, said it was important to note that it was not the commission’s intention to dictate school uniform design, but rather to ensure that uniforms were not unaffordable for parents. Bonakele said as such they called on the SGBs to be cognizant of costs when designing their uniform, and other educational goods and service regimes. “On the enforcement side, we found that the exclusive arrangements between schools and uniform suppliers were pervasive across the country, and made uniforms unnecessarily expensive and increasingly unaffordable for many South Africans,” said Bonakele. Federation of Governing Bodies of SA Schools legal services manager, Juané van der Merwe, stated that the memorandum marks much broader participation by influential stakeholders, and it should contribute to a better South Africa for many people and generations to come, as renewed terms and conditions comes into play. Investigations pointed out that several schools were overly prescriptive in their uniform choices, which again limited the choices and bargaining power of parents who were beholden to a small number of suppliers. DBE spokesperson Elijah Mhlanga said the MOU is aimed at solidifying working relations between the commission and the SGBs. < Previous Article Next Article >

Ligbron groet oud-Liggie onderwyseres 1/2 Share SH HATTINGH 29 September 2020 Verskeie boodskappe het net gewys in hoeveel mense se harte die Roodt egpaar werklik in geklim het, en watter lewenservaringe elke persoon van hulle geleer het. “Rus sag, Anita. Jy gaan baie gemis word.” Die afsterwe van Juf. Anita Roodt op Sondag, 27 September 2020, lê swaar op die Liggies se harte. Anita het ‘n groot rol in die gemeenskap gespeel, en voor haar aftrede saam haar man, Herman Roodt, het hulle baie diep spore in Ligbron getrap. Vele oud-Liggies maak steeds melding van die invloed wat dié egpaar in hulle lewens gehad het. Juffrou Anita was 'n legende in haar tyd, en was baie bekend vir die musiekblyspele wat sy saam met mnr. Herman by Ligbron so suksesvol aangepak het. Die Liggies dink met die grootste waardering aan haar terug, en bid vir haar geliefdes troos en sterkte toe. Hené Swanepoel ‘n oud-Liggie het so ‘n spesiale boodskap op Anita se Facebook blad gelos, en dit het presies vir Anita beskryf, en hoe baie mense haar gesien het: “Liewe Jesus het gekies om vandag hierdie legende te kom haal ❤ Liefste juffrou Roodt, juffrou was nog altyd my rolmodel in die onderwys, mag ek juffrou se fantastiese gees op kultuur vlak en met tieners voluit voort leef in my onderwys jare!!! So bly ons kon laasjaar vir oulaas lekker kuier!! Rus sag by Jesus!! Love you always❤ ”. Verskeie ander boodskappe het net gewys in hoeveel mense se harte die Roodt egpaar werklik in geklim het, en watter lewenservaringe elke persoon van hulle geleer het. “Rus sag, Anita. Jy gaan baie gemis word.” < Previous Article Next Article >