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EDUCATION: LEARNERS TAKE TO THE STREETS

Dept. failsto provideteachersMBONGISENI MASEKO

Learners at Sizimisele Technical HighSchool were once again embroiled inprotest action, raising their concerns

about the shortageof teachers at their schoolin Khayelitsha.This, they claim, was after the Western

Cape Education Department (WCED) hasfailed to provide the three teachers neededfor mechanical engineering, technology,graphic design and drawings since the lotwho resigned last year.City Vision first reported on this issue in

February 2015.The school was converted from a high

school to technical high school in 2009.Subjects like Engineering and Graphic

Design, Civil Technology, Electrical Tech-nology andMechanical Technology were in-troduced during the conversion.Abulele Fundani, a former Learner Repre-

sentative Council (LRC) president, said theydecided to abandon their classes to force theattention of the WCED to their plight.“We are not happy that the department

failed to come and address the issue with us.They do not care that we do not have teach-ers. Our school received a 75.8% pass ratein matric last year and the target for thisyear is 80 percent, but how canwe reach thatpass rate if we do not have teachers” Funda-ni said.Bulelani Wabhena, a Grade 11 learner,

said they had not been taught the subjectsbecause the teachershavenot been replaced.“What are they going to put on our reports

because we do not have teachers. We need

this issue to be resolved immediately...be-cause we are missing-out,” Wabhena said.Thembinkosi Sokabo, Head of Depart-

ment (HOD) at the school said the depart-ment is failing the school after numerous at-tempts.“We tried to resolve the matter last year,

but they do not even come to talk to us. Theyonly supplied us with text books, but theydid not provide the school with teachers.We have teachers for Biology, Geography

andother subjectswhicharenot for the tech-nical school. Matric learners,more especial-ly, know nothing about the subjects whichwe do not have teachers for. We have lostgood teachers who opted to go and teach incolleges, because they were not paid accord-ingly,”Jessica Shelver, media liaison officer at

WCED, confirmed that “The school is inneed of additional curriculum posts and onepost was already allocated to the school on7 October 2015.“There have however been challenges

with the appointment of a teacher nominat-ed against the additional curriculum post asa result of the excesses at the school. Thisappointment is in the process of being final-ised.She said the school did apply for a further

three curriculum posts on 02 February 2016.Shelver also said the outcome of the

schools additional post applications willshortly be communicated to the school,”However, on Wednesday, said he was

“happy”about the interventionof theWCEDwhich took place after the strike. he did notstate the interventions, though.

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To follow your dreamsjust clean up your actIf you want your dream to come trueclean your actIt is tough not to be tempted. Not that

you like it. Not that you go out there andsay, “I want to be tempted.” It is natural– normal. It is part of you: a habit. Assoon as you see her pass by, you look athere. And imagine.You know what I mean? You look at

here and imagine – how nice it would beto wrap your arms around her. I don’tknow about women. I don’t know howthey hunger after him. Whether it is truehunks turn them on.But let’s talk about it. It is one of our

downfalls. We may not know it, but it is.It is not being said. It was said once inthe bible.You have already committed adultery.

But we ignore it. We say it is not true.And it is extreme: too extreme. But the

Master can never be extreme.He can never say what it not true.

Everything He says is true. And itresonates for ages. Because He is theMaster. God incarnated.I’m sorry if I sound religious. I don’t

want to. But I can’t ignore this. And Ican’t help it. It is the law; like the forceof gravity.Everything you think, say and do

either lifts you up, or pulls you down.It can never be neutral. It is either this,

or that. For instance I never knew that ifyou want prosperity, you’ve got to beobedient.“For it is He that giveth thee power to

get wealth.”Now I know what you are going to say.

You are going to look at the corrupt ones.You are going to ask, “Is it He that

giveth them power to get wealth?” I don’tknow. I wish I did. But I don’t.All I am saying is you. Are you going

to be corrupt to get wealth? Are yougoing to be tempted to enjoy prosperity?Actually, some are marking time. In theirhearts, they know what they are going todo once they get wealth.They think about it always. But they do

not tell the world. For it is their secret.Theirs alone. The beautiful legs that theyare going to surround themselves with. Ifthey are married, how they are going tohide it from spouses.For it won’t do any good if they know.

They shouldn’t. These are the tempta-tions I am talking about. There is no “Ilove you, O Lord.” The One that givesthem wealth is far away from them.Temptation drowns them. And how do

you expect to be blessed? I mean you’vegot to be good. You’ve got to be clean.The Universe knows your heart. Youcan’t hide from It. You can hide fromeveryone, but not It.What I am saying is simple; you’ve got

to learn to be strong. If you want yourdream to come true, clean your act. Makeup your mind you are going to be good.You are not going to hide behind yourheart. But you are going to vacuum it.Stay positive.

Pseudo-scholarresearch biasedMONDE NQULWANA

The article by Melikhaya Yalwa,(Councillors ratedon theirwork,CityVision, 11 February, 2016) refers.

Yalwa is deflecting from the reality fac-ing the people ofKhayelitsha, choosing, in-stead, to publish the results of a biased re-search.The carefully crafted narrative that

Khayelitsha problems of under-develop-ment are attributable to KhayelitshaCouncillors, and not the ineffectiveness ofthe current DA led City of Cape Town ad-ministration, is disgusting.Fundamental contradictions in the City

ofCapeTownhave always been recognisedby the ANC; that the current administra-tion does not have the interests of theworking class at heart, as long as they getvoted(into office) to continue serving andprotecting their white privileged class in-terests at the expense of the poor.This harks back to a debate in parlia-

ment where one confused liberal DA MPpublicly announced that the DA led Cityof Cape Townwas doing well by not priori-tising Khayelitsha development.When he was asked why they are not de-

livering services to Khayelitsha, he saidthat Khayelitsha was led by ANC council-lors, and they must thus take responsibili-ty.Melikhaya falls into this trap by not ad-

dressing the realities faced by our peopleand chooses to be confused in his categori-sation of Khayelitsha community, particu-lar Ilitha Park by referring to it as middleclass area. For your knowledge, there ex-ists only two classes, working and capital-ist class.In Khayelitsha only working class ex-

ists. I refuse to enter into a debate abouta challenge for Khayelitsha community tohold its representatives accountable forpromises they made during election cam-paigns.My learned friend again deliberately

pretends as if those Khayelitsha Council-lors are coming from a leading politicalparty in the City of Cape Town whereasthey are not. Melikhaya is lacking basicunderstanding of how government worksin a democratic system.I am not in a position to understand the

standards and research methodology usedin the so-called research, but I will try toput into context some missing if not delib-erately ignored realities.We all understand that “Personal is Po-

litical and Political is Personal” becauseMelikhaya addressed both concepts in hisresearch.Since the DA took over power in the City

of Cape Town, the performance of council-lors from working class communities hasbeen threatened by overwhelming supportthe ANC continue to get hence the skewedallocation of resources by DA administra-tion.Khayelitsha,Gugulethu, Philippi, Nyan-

ga consist of Five(5) sub councils constitut-ed by 22 wards with each one a populationof not less than 25000 for the current finan-cial yeaandwitha combinedbudget of justR130million, compared toOne(1) subcoun-cil with only three(3) wards between CapeTown and Hout Bay with a budget of aboutR369 million in the same financial year.It is quite clear that the current adminis-

tration continues to use Apartheid styleprovisionof services andbudget allocationto the poor and to the rich.That is what I thinkMelikhayawas sup-

posed touse inhis intellectual bankruptcy,instead of attempting to play and refereeat the same time.Melikhaya is a politically disgruntled

fellow, moving from one political party toother and that makes his views politicaland personal.He has failed to present an alternative

view. We know him.Since when the National Minister of Po-

lice convened an Imbizo in Khayelitshalast year and Melikhaya decided withoutfacts that the Imbizo was an ANC rally.He must tell us: What tool was used to

assess Khayelitsha Councillors perform-ance card. What was the baseline used tomeasure the performance.Was this assessment not done during his

political party general meeting. In whose in-terest was the assessment done and to servewhat purpose.These questions need to be raised with

him.One can see that this so-called research

rate card was just as a result of a conver-gence of like-minded cronies and decided topublish them without much trouble.Surely the so called research program that

culminated to the ill-research outcomes wasand is not in the interest of the people ofKhayelitsha.Proxy views are invented andmastered by

Melikhaya to distract the people of Khayelit-sha from the real enemy, which is the Neo-liberal, federalist and exclusionist DA.The rating cardwithout any clearmethod-

ology is dangerous as it involves demagogicmobilisation of anti-ANC stereotypes andfeeds into regionalism to organise the mostbackward sentiments in society to deflect at-tention to the real source of Cape Town’sproblems.It is quite unfortunate that the Melikhaya

clearly lacks understanding of how localgovernment operates or is deliberately ig-noring facts in front of him.He should know that there are not council-

lors presiding over any tenders in the cityof Cape Town, therefore, he is addressing as-sumptions that for such a person of his stat-ure becomes dangerous. All tender process-es are doneat supply chainmanagement andno councillors participate there.Ward Development Forums are KDF

structures and all their activities includingelections are supervised by its KDF body.Melikhaya fails to understand that coun-

cillors are drawn fromwithin the communi-ties they lead, and therefore are elligible toparticipate in a development platform, par-ticularly a democratic and developmentalorganisation like the Khayelitsha Develop-ment Forum.Ward committees are elected through a

sectorial system out of a council resolutionmaking a choice between sectorial and geo-graphic system.The writer needs to be helped to under-

stand that the most defunct system is thatof sectorial system particularly when itcomes to accountability because most sec-tors know and known by councillors insteadof their sector representatives in thosewardcommittees.Councillors come from political parties

and get elected and participating in their po-litical party’s elective meetings cannot betaken away just because they are council-lors. Khayelitsha Councillors will be identi-fied and be used as scapegoats while whiteminority in the City of Cape Town continuesto benefit as they did during apartheid.

.Monde Nqulwana is Councillor in Khay-elitsha and an ANC Branch Chairperson

Councillor Monde Nqulwana .

Jazzart celebrates June 16Jazzart will be commemorating the 40th an-niversary of the 1976 Youth Uprising whenthe present their seventh Azishe Festivalthis month.Taking place at Artscape from Thursday

25 to Saturday 27 February, this year’s festi-val is dedicated to the youth of South Africaso that their journey carries the rich legacy

of the country’s past.Jazzart’s commitment to social change

through dance provides this collaborativeplatform for young aspiring dancers to ex-press their creative passions.This year, the Jazzart trainees and se-

lected trainees from Indoni Dance Artsand Leadership Academy, Cape Flats De-velopment Association (CAFDA) YouthDance Co 34/18, Dance For InSPIRAtionsYouth Company and UCT School of Dancetake to the stage and perform together inthe well-received piece called The Road,choreographed by Mziyanda Mancam,Jazzart’s Resident Teacher and directedbyJazzart’sArtisticDirector, SifisoKwey-ama. Audiences can expect exquisite per-formances of dance styles that range fromcontemporary, hip hop to pantsula.Tickets cost R60 or R40 for students and

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Duo arrested for lying to policeMANDLA MAHASHE

Harare police have once again sent astrong message to those who falsely re-port crimes following the arrest of twowomen who lied about being robbed lastweek.

The two were arrested after their falsestatementsunderoathandwereultimate-ly arrested by police on Tuesday.

According to police, the two allegedthat they were robbed by two unknownsuspects in Block 19, Mandela park onMonday at 05:00.“While waiting at the bus stop, they

claimed that they were robbed of theirhandbags, which contained their ID’s,bankcards and cellphones.

Initial investigation by police had re-

vealed that the two were actually notrobbed but did not feel like going towork.The cellphones they claimed that

were robbed were found still in theirpossession,” said police spokespersonLieutenant Siyabulela Vukubi.He said police had no other choice but

to arrest and charge them for perjury.“They were released on police bail

and expected to appear in KhayelitshaMagistrate Court on charges of perjury.People should refrain from reportingfalse cases to the police as that consti-tutes a crime,” said Vukubi.This is not the first case of such an ar-

rest; as much as four people were re-ported to have been arrested for lying tothe police.

Sibongile; Sinoxolo boo MamaZILA MKONTO

SinoxoloUnitedCongregationalChurchof Southern Africa members visitedthe Sibongile Educare Centre last Sat-

urday bearing gifts.The centre caters for disabled children,

many of whom have cerebral palsy.Noxolo Mnweba, chairperson of Sinoxolo

women’s manyano, said they visited thechildren because they heard about the“wonderful work” carried out at the centre.“We were touched when some of youth

leaders visited the place last year and we de-cided to pay them also a visit and spend timewith the staff and the children,” Mnwebasaid.

Church secretary Buyiswa Ndevu saidthey “collected donations from the congre-gation” in order to buy groceries for the cen-tre.

“It’s a small gesturebut it comes fromdeepwithin our hearts and we continue to prayfor this centre to prosper,” said Ndevu.Centre founder NomasangoXabanisawas

smiling from ear to ear, as the women sangchurch hymns whilst playing with the chil-dren.

Xabanisa started and named the centreafterhe late daughter, Sibongile,whohadce-rebral palsy.Sibongile died of pneumonia when she

was just 15 years old.But her name has been immortalized in

the day and night care centre, which hermother opened in Phakamisa in Khayelit-sha.

“She was the one who inspired me to openthe centre. I looked after her on my own, Istruggled to feed her and to buy nappies.Transport to hospital was also very difficult.I couldn’t even afford to pay someone to lookafter her while I was at work,” said Xabani-sa.

Opened in 2005, Sibongile Centre aims toprovide quality care to children with cere-bral palsy and other severe disabilities inthe Khayelitsha community. With just 12children in 2006, the centre now cares forabout 52 children between the ages of twoand 18 years. There are also three residen-tial homes for children.“I wanted to pass on themessage to other

parents who have children living with dis-abilities that there is support in the com-munity for them, they are not alone.”Xabanisa first operated from two ship-

ping containerswhichwere donated toher.There was no electricity or running water,little space, and very little money for food,clothing or nappies. But people noticed thework that Xabanisa was doing in the com-munity, and she attracted funders and do-nors.The day care centre now operates from

Monday to Friday, from 7.30am to 4pm andthe homes, situated in Khayelitsha’s IlithaPark, run 24 hours a day for seven days aweek.The centre also caters for children with

disabilities such as developmental delay,Down’s syndrome and autism.“We have a support group programme

where parents interact and advise eachother on how to deal with disabilities andits challenges. Because the stigma of disa-bility is there, most children are being ne-glected because of the difficulties parentsgo through,” said Xabanisa.Xabanisa said she was grateful to the

church for visiting the centre. “This reallymeans a lot to us andwe are always delight-ed when people pop in, some of these chil-dren don’t get any visits and this is heart-warming,” she said. Mnweba said theywould spread the word about “selfless anddedicated people like Xabanisa.”“They are doing a very good work.”

Members of Sinoxolo UCCSA Gugulethu visited the Sibongile Educare Centre

Buyiswa Ndevu and Hazel MnwebaNomasango Xabanisa and HombakaziMcondobi PHOTOS: VOOX SONANDZI


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Drug dealersin troublewith the law

Last week the policereceived informa-tion from a commu-nity member about ahouse where theywere selling drugs.The found two sus-pects in the house,and also 55 mandraxtablets, 79 strawscontaining tik, dag-ga, 79 cellphones andR9754.00.

Two suspects werearrested.

The station com-mander BrigadierMene congratulatedthe members for ajob well done.

She also thankedthe community fortheir support andhelp that they con-tribute to makeKhayelitsha a safeand secure environ-ment. Call CrimeStop: 10111

Deputy National Head of DPCI, Lieutenant General Yolisa Matakata; National Head of DPCI,Lieutenant General Mthandazo Berning Ntlemeza; Western Cape Head of DPCI, Major GeneralNombuso Portia Khoza and Western Cape Provincial Commissioner, Lieutenant General Khom-binkosi Elvis Jula.

Khoza receiveswarm welcomeLieutenant General Khombinkosi Elvis

Jula-Western Cape Provincial Com-missioner- has welcomed the appoint-

ment of the provincial head of Directoratefor Priority Crime Investigation (DPCI)Western Cape, Major General NombusoPortia Khoza.

“Working closely with the Hawks, we in-tend tackling the issue of drugs, illegal fire-arms and organised criminality. That willgo a long way in reducing serious and vio-lent crimes in the province”.The national head of DPCI, Lieutenant

General Mthandazo Berning Ntlemeza pre-sented Major General Khoza to the provin-cial SAPS management today.

The post became vacant after the promo-tion of Lieutenant General YolisaMatakatato Deputy National Head DPCI.

Major General Khoza brings a wealth ofexperience as an advocate of theHighCourtwho was admitted to the Pretoria Bar in

2006. She has extensive experience as a Sen-ior State Advocate at the NPA. She alsoworked as an assessor at the Durban HighCourt.Major General Khoza,38, said “she appre-

ciates the warm welcome from the execu-tive management and undertook to priori-tise serious economic corruption cases andserious organised crime such as drugs andhuman trafficking.

“Together with theWestern Cape Provin-cial Commissioner we will develop sus-tained relations with various stakeholderswithin the province and beyond, as theprovince requires a collaborative approachto policing. In that way we will ensure thesafety of the community at large”.Khoza is also a member of the KwaZulu-

Natal Society for Advocates, Group 500–Shriener Chambers at the JohannesburgSociety forAdvocates and thePretoriaSoci-ety for Advocates.

Help police catch cop killersThe City of Cape Town is offering a R50 000reward to anyone with information aboutthe shooting of a Metro cop.

Constable Ben Koopman (53) was shotdead outside his home inEersteRivier, CapeTown on Monday afternoon.

It is believed the men behind his shootingwere trying to rob him. Western Cape MECfor safety and securityDanPlato condemnedthe shooting.

“I wish to extend my deepest condolencesto the officer’s family, his wife and threechildren, as well as his friends and col-leagues for their loss.“I trust the South African Police Service

is already conducting a full investigation.The cold-blooded killing of a member of thelaw enforcement fraternity cannot be leftunpunished.

“I urge the community of Eerste River, oranyone else with information, to report it totheir nearest police station. If they wouldlike to remain anonymous they can callCrime Line on 08600 10111.“We know that the reward will not bring

Constable Koopman back to life. However,we hope that it will encourage members ofthe community to come forward.”

Metro police deputy chief Yolande Farosaid: “The City’s Special Investigating Unit

is assisting SAPS with the investigationsand we are offering a reward of R50 000 toanyone with information.”Western Cape police spokesman, Briga-

dierNovela Potelwa, said: “An attack on anylaw enforcement official is an attack on thestate.“As the management of SAPS in the prov-

ince, we are concerned about these attacks.“Our investigators are working tirelessly

to ensure that the perpetrators are broughtto book.“We urge communities to come forward

with any information that could assist us inour investigation.”

Constable Ben Koopman was shot to deathoutside his home on Monday.

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Dagga smugglers to face jailTHE police confiscated large bags of daggawith an estimated value of R600 000.

Flying squadmemberswerepatrolling theR300 highway when they received informa-tion about a suspicious-looking ToyotaQuantum on Friday.Western Cape police spokesman Captain

Frederick van Wyk said: “The cops spottedthe minibus on the highway and followed itfor awhile before ordering the driver to stopat the corner of Sheffield and Stock roads.

“Two men between the ages of 34 and 40were in the vehicle.

“The suspects and the minibus weresearched and 20 large bags of dagga, as wellas R1 490 in cash, were recovered fromthem.”The men were arrested for possession of

dagga and a further investigation waslaunched to possibly link them with othercriminal activities. They will appear in thePhilippi Magistrates Court soon. “The po-lice request that people continue to assistwith tip-offs because we often make arrestsby following up on information provided bythe community,” said Van Wyk.

Murder suspect hands himself over to the policeA 36 year old man suspect from CrossRoads, Nyanga handed himself over atNyanga police station on Monday.

Theman allegedly had an argument withhis 33 year old girlfriendandkilledherwitha broomstick and beer bottle in Crossroads

on Sunday, 31 January 2016.The suspect is currently in custody and

will appear in court soon.Nyanga CPF has called on the police to

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Road-rage: Manto find closureThe South African National Civic Orga-

nisation has commended the roleplayed by the media towards the arrest

of three white men, accused of severely beat-ing a black man in Cape Town last year inan apparent road-rage attack.

The trio were granted bail when they ap-peared in the Cape Town Magistrates courton Monday.

“We hope that the trio arrested last Fridayafter an extensive manhunt will receive theharshest sentence to communicate a strongmessage against racist hooliganism,” SAN-CO national spokesperson,Jabu Mahlangusaid.

Mahlangu singled out eNCA for broad-casting footage of the incident and CapeTown newspapers for publishing pictures ofthe suspects following SANCO’s appeal.

“The breakthrough attests toour earlierassertion that not all whites harbour racialprejudice or support racism.

We had, from the onset maintained thathad the case been prioritsed and resourcesdeployed towards mobilisation of communi-ties,an early arrest would have been effect-ed,” he said.

He expressed hope that justice will ulti-mately be served to restore public confi-dence in the criminal justice system and forSonwabile Jakuja to find closure.

“We hope that the breakthrough in theJakuta investigation has reminded policethat partnership with communities is key tofighting the scourge of crime,” Mahlanguunderscored.

According to eNCA footage showed earli-er, Jakuja was attacked in Cape Town onJune 2015 by three unknown assailants inthe Table View area.

They initially stopped in front of his carin the early hours of the morning, before get-ting out, and proceeding to punch, kick andbeat him.

He was left injured and unconscious onthe side of the road and spent seven days inICU.

Jakuja has been waiting for more than sixmonths for police to make a breakthroughin the case, despite CCTV footage showingthe attackers’ faces.

In the interview with eNCA, Jakuja hadsaid that he felt let down by the police, andbelieves the attack was racially motivated.

“In Cape Town, if you’re a black personthere is nothing that can be done [for you],”he claimed.

The case continues in Cape Town Magis-trates Court.

Sonwabile Jakuja


APPLICATION FOR GRANT FUNDING2016/17: SUBCOUNCIL 24

The City of Cape Town’s Subcouncil 24 invites community organisations in ward 98 (portionof Kuyasa 55 and 56, Harare 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38 and 39, Siyahlala 57 and Monwabisi Park)to apply for grant funding for the financial year commencing 1 July 2016 for projects thatbenefit the community and, in partnership with the City, to carry out projects that assist theCity in realising its goals. Project proposals must be aligned to municipal responsibilities andpromote the City’s strategic aims and the objectives set out in the Integrated DevelopmentPlan, Economic Growth Strategy and Social Development Strategy.

Applications must be made on the official application form available at Subcouncil 24 offices,together with the following documents:

• A copy of the latest audited financial statements or audit certificate if grant funding hadbeen received from the City in previous financial years. The grant amount received must beindicated. Where the grant amount previously received was R25 000 or less per project, it isonly required to attach a copy of the final expenditure report relating to the previous year.

• A copy of the organisation’s constitution.• A copy of the organisation’s latest municipal rates and services accounts (if applicable).• An original, valid tax clearance certificate. Applications will not be accepted without a validtax clearance.

• Type of organisation (NPO, Section 21 company).• Details of previous funding by the City.• Details of other funding received from the City for the current financial year.

The minimum amount to be applied for is R15 000.

Should any of these requirements be omitted, the application will be disqualified.

Deliver the completed application to the Subcouncil Manager, Subcouncil 24, Harare Library,42 Ncumo Road, Harare 7784 by no later than 16:00 on Thursday 31 March 2016. No lateapplications will be accepted or considered.

Applications for grants will be assessed in accordance with the Grant Policy 2015/16 and mustconform to the Municipal Finance Management Act, Act 56 of 2003.

Contact Chrystal Frantz on 021 444 7531 or Makatini Ntsizi on 021 444 7537 or [email protected] for more information.

ACHMAT EBRAHIMCITY MANAGER26/2016

ISICELO SESIBONELELO-SONCEDOKUNYAKA-MALI KA-2016/17: IBHUNGANA 10

IBhungana 10 leSixeko saseKapa limema imibutho yasekuhlaleni kwawadi 93 (SST, eGreenPoint, kwiiNgingqi zase-Nonqubela K, KE, L, M, N, BM Section C) ukuba yenze isicelosesibonelelo-soncedo kunyaka-mali oqala ngomhla woku-1 Julayi 2016 kwiiprojekthiezixhasa imisebenzi ephambili yesicwangciso-buchule yeSixeko saseKapa, umzekelo isixekoesinamathuba, isixeko esikhuselekileyo, isixeko esikhathalayo, isixeko esibandakanyayonesixeko esilawulwa ngokukuko ngokunjalo neSicwangciso-buchule soHlumo loQoqoshoneSicwangciso-buchule soPhuhliso lweNtlalo.

Zonke izicelo mazenziwe kuxwebhu lwesicelo olusemthethweni olufumaneka kwii-ofisizeBhungana 10. Zonke izicelo maziphelekwe:

• Ikopi yeengxelo zezimali zakutsha nje eziphicothiweyo okanye isiqinisekiso sophicotholwezimali ukuba isibonelelo-soncedo besifunyenwe kwiSixeko kwiminyaka-mali edlulileyo.Ixabiso lesibonelelo-soncedo elifunyenweyo malichazwe. Kwimeko apho ixabisolesibonelelo-soncedo elalifunyenwe ngaphambili lalifikelela kuma-R25 000 okanyengaphantsi kwiprojekthi nganye, kufuneka ukuba baqhoboshele kuphela ikopi yengxeloyenkcitho-mali yokugqibela yonyaka odlulileyo.

• Iinkcukacha zenkxaso-mali efunyenwe ngaphambili kwiSixeko.• Iinkcukacha zenye inkxaso-mali efunyenwe kwiSixeko kulo nyaka-mali umiyo.• Ikopi yomgaqo-siseko wombutho.• Ikopi yee-akhawunti zokugqibela zeentlawulo zobuhlali nemirhumo kamasipala zalombutho kunye nee-akhawunti zonikezelo ngeenkonzo (xa kufanelekile).

• Isiqinisekiso sokuqala, esisemthethweni sobungqina bokuhlawulwa kwerhafu. Izicelo azisayikwamkelwa ngaphandle kobungqina obusemthethweni bokuhlawulwa kwerhafu.

• Uhlobo lombutho (uMbutho ongenzi Nzuzo, inkampani yeCandelo lama-21).• Inkcazelo epheleleyo ngeprojekthi eza kumiselwa kusetyenziswa le nkxaso-mali.• Iinkcukacha ezizeleyo zeendleko zeprojekthi. Ubuncinane bexabiso kwisibonelelo-soncedongasinye lifikelela kwi-R15 000.

• Imbophelelo yokubonelela ngengxelo yempembelelo echaza indlela eyasetyenziswangayo inkxaso-mali nokuba yaba nampembelelo injani ekuhlaleni.

Amaxwebhu agcwalisiweyo esicelo ndawonye nazo zonke iinkcukacha eziceliweyo eziphelekaisicelo mazingeniswe kwi-ofisi yeBhungana 10 kwiZiko loQeqesho laseKhayelitsha,kwikona ye-Lwandle ne-Phendula Crescent, eKhayelitsha. Umhla wokuvalwa kokungeniswakwezicelo ngowama-31 Matshi 2016 ngentsimbi ye-16:00. Akukho zicelo zifike kade okanyezingcwaliswe ngokungaphelelanga ziya kwamkelwa okanye ziqwalaselwe.

Izicelo ziya kuhlolwa ngokungqinelana noMgaqo-nkqubo weZibonelelo-zoncedo wonyaka-mali ka-2015/16 kwaye mazithobele uMthetho woLawulo lweZimali zikaMasipala, uMthethowama-56 ka-2003.

Qhagamshelana no-Sharon Makhuleni kwa-021 444 7766 okanye uNoluthando Fikilekwa-021 444 7768 ukufumana iinkcukacha ezithe vetshe.

ACHMAT EBRAHIMUMPHATHI WESIXEKO25/2016

GGrreeeenn sscchhoooollss ssttaavvee ooffff hhuunnggeerrSIYAVUYA KHAYA

As the country is caught in a droughtand food prices increase, Khayelitshaschools are harvesting the benefits of

having their own food gardens.Xolisa Bangani, founder of the Ikhaya

Food Garden at Isikhokele Primary Schoolin Site C, says the garden helps studentsfrom poor households to have something toeat at school.He said the project has inspired over 50

people in Site C to start their own food gar-dens, and another school in the areahad alsostarted a food garden.“We share the food with the school and we

also give food to the learners that are work-

ing at the garden as a token of appreciation.And theyarealsoable toput foodon the tableat home.”He says the garden teaches urban youth

the importance of a green environment andhas ignited a passion for farming amongsome students as well as in the wider com-munity.The garden was started in 2013. It was rec-

ognised as one of ten thousand slow food gar-dens in Africa by Slow Food Internationalbased in Italy. The school exhibited theirproduce at the World Design Capital whenit was in Cape Town in 2014.Bangani says there are challenges though.

He wished the garden had support from theCity of Cape Town. It is currently supported

by a private company calledUthandoTour-ism.Bangani said they grow eggplant, spin-

ach, beetroot, pumpkin, green beans andthey also have fruit trees. He says the gar-den is small, but theyutilize the space effec-tively.GcobaniMthoba, LulekaPrimarySchool

principal says the budget for their schoolfeeding scheme is severely strained by ris-ing food prices. The garden also createssome employment for the community.“We divide the food between the parents

that are working in the garden … The sur-plus is sold to generate an income for thepeople working in the garden. We are onlyplanting vegetables.The only challenge we have is water and

we wish that the City of Cape Town wouldpay the water … We are grateful that theDepartment of Education is assisting us,”he says.“The number of absentees has dropped

significantly, because students know theywill eat at school.”However, Nompumelelo Zwanedeputy

principal of Kwamfundo High School, ,praised theCity for supporting their school

garden with equipment and labour when itwas started in 2011. Zwane says the gardenhas played a critical role against poverty atthe school and it has also helped the schoolsave money.“We have 32 orphans and we frequently

give them food from the garden. Thenumberof absentees has dropped significantly, be-cause students know that they are going toeat at school,” she says.According to Zwane, the garden also bene-

fited the community, providing employmentfor the residents of Harare. They plant pota-toes, tomatoes, cabbages, onions and spin-ach. They buy seed from community gardenorganisation Abalimi Bezekhaya, which al-so advises the school.“At the moment, the space we have is

small, but we hope to create another spacewithin the school as we have seen the bene-fits of the garden,” she says.Councillor Suzette Little, Mayoral Com-

mittee Member for Social and Early Child-hood Development, said the City’s PovertyAlleviation andReductionProgramme iden-tifies existing food gardens with the assist-ance of ward councillors and then providessupport, including training and resources.

Xolisa Bangani, founder of the Ikhaya Food Garden at Isikhokele Primary School

Zisiwe Pani in the garden at Kwamfundo High School. Photos: SIYAVUYA KHAYA


Blind authorlaunches bookMANDLA MAHASHE

Khayelitsha writer Siphelele Daniso-has not let his disability to constrainhim in his quest to become an author.

The partially blind author,24, has publishhis first literary offering in the vernacular.The book, entitled Iziyobisi is about the

challenges faced by young boy, Thamsanqa,whose fate was determined even before hewas born or first saw the light of day.Daniso said that he wrote the book to ad-

dress the scourge of drug use in the commu-nity.“I want, through this story, to enlighten

young people about the effects of drug use.This is a story of a boy whose life was ru-

ined from a young age because his motherwas embroiled in life of crime and drugs.The difficulties he faced as a result of hismother’s lifestyle,” he said.He said his aimwas for the book to be dis-

tributed around schools so that young pu-pils can gain life lesson from the story ofThamsanqa.“If young children can read about this

book from an early age, they can be able tomake better choices, because the truth isthat drugs are wreaking havoc in our com-munities,” he said.Daniso started writing by penning poems

while in grade 9 at Lower Langanesi Prima-ry School in Cala in the Eastern Cape in2008.“I began by writing about social ills as a

way to vent out. Crime drugs, poverty andthe challenges I face as a personwith a disa-bility.But at that time I never thought I would

ever be published so I would write some-thing then tear it up and throw it away asmost of mymaterial was written in frustra-tion,” he explained.In 2009 he moved to Cape Town and lived

in Delft where her did grade 10 at SimunyeHigh School.“There, I couldn’t write and didn’t dowell

because of being teased and bullied for mydisability. It got so worse that I just didn’twant to go to school(again) and I couldn’t

even write.The following year I just didn’t want to

go to school but I couldn’t tell my familywhy,” he said.Through the intervention of loving fami-

ly members, Daniso said he was assistedand enrolled at the Athlone School For TheBlind in Bellville.“There there was no bullying, instead I

was supported and encouraged to do better.I began writing again and continued untilI met a man name Loyiso Mfaku who ad-visedme to publish a book. Hementoredmeand edited my book,” he said.Daniso said that he would really love for

a sponsor to come and help him print moreso he can take them to libraries all over thecountry.

Siphelele Daniso with a copy of his recentlypublished book title Iziyobisi.

PHOTO: MANDLA MAHASHE

141 teens got a look into the performing arts industry at the first round of Inspired Stagesworkshops recently.

Workshops to inspire learnersTeenagers from 33 different Cape Townschools were given the inspiration to followtheir dreams during a series of workshopsrecently.141 Teenagers with ambitions to pursue

careers in the performing arts were giventhe chance to takepart in the InspiredStagesworkshop, an initiative betweenGrandWestand Inspired Stages’ Karen Burt.The learners were given opportunities to

collaborate, create, discover, develop andperform in a series of workshops coveringmusic, dance, singing, events, technical,production and other skills.For the participating teens, every daywas

like a backstage pass, which included guestsessions with industry professionals, rolemodels, celebrities and performers.Mentorsand special guests at the Inspired Stagesworkshops included Blackbyrd, ConradCoch and Chester Missing, Kurt Darren,

Four (SouthAfricanXFactorwinners), KimKallie, Thalia Burt, Rudi Smit, DevonMarshbank, Lynn Poulsen, Neil Benjamin,LeaniEkermans, JaniceRoos, ShaunJohan-nes, Liam Burden, Odile Lesch, DJ Ready Dand Ayanda Tini, Acoustic Element andRaquel Munn.“Catering for teenswith an interest in any

aspect of the performing arts industry, In-spired Stages aims to ignite the passion andempowerattitudes of thenext generation, onand off the stage,” Burt says.“Our recent workshops have shown that

the performing arts can help develop teens’self belief, self worth and self respectthrough the stages of performance and life.”The next Inspired Stages workshops will

take place in the third week of March.For more information, or to get involved,

call Karen Burt on 021 5545884 or email [email protected].

Chance for schools to earn cash via beautyThere will be cash for Khayelitsha schoolsthat participate in the “It Takes a Villageto Raise a child Project” through pagent ortalent contestsThe Khayelitsha Modeling Academy,

House of Fame and Tip Tap Entertainmentwill be visiting schools to scout for talent.“We call all primary andhigh school prin-

cipals to contact our team for appointmentto secure event date with school fundrais-ing committee,” said Brenda Mamputa.Last week this group led by Brenda fed

about first 500 community membersthrough a partnership with Shoprite.For details call Brenda Mamputa on

0731487626.


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OFFICIAL NOTICE • OFFICIAL NOTICE • OFFICIAL NOTICE126311CITYVISION

WESTERN CAPEGAMBLINGAND RACING BOARD

OFFICIAL NOTICERECEIPT OFAPPLICATION FOR

TOTALISATOR PREMISES LICENCESIn terms of the provisions of Section 32(2) of theWestern Cape

Gambling and RacingAct, 1996 (Act 4 of 1996) (“theAct”), as amended,theWestern Cape Gambling and Racing Board hereby gives notice

that an application for totalisator premises licences, as provided for inSections 27(j) and 54 of theAct, has been received.

Applicant for new Kenilworth Racing (Pty) Ltdbookmaker totalisator t/a Kenilworth Racingpremises licences: – A South African registered company

Registration number: 2011/008903/07

Address of proposed Shop 15, Mandalay Mall, Swartklip Road,totalisator premises: Phillipi 7785

Erf number: 51100

Section 33 of theWestern Cape Gambling and Racing Act, 1996 (hereinafter “theAct”) requires theWestern Cape Gambling and Racing Board (hereinafter “theBoard”) to ask the public to submit comments and/or objections to gamblinglicence applications that are filed with the Board.The conduct of gambling

operations is regulated in terms of both the Act and the National Gambling Act,2004.This notice serves to notify members of the public that they may lodgeobjections and/or comments to the above application on or before the closingdate at the undermentioned address and contacts. Since licensed gamblingconstitutes a legitimate business operation, moral objections for or against

gambling will not be considered by the Board.An objection that merely statesthat one is opposed to gambling without much substantiation will not be viewed

with much favour.

You are hereby encouraged to read the Act and learn more about the Board’spowers and the matters pursuant to which objections may be lodged.Theseare outlined in Sections 28, 30, 31 and 35 of the Act. Members of the publiccan obtain a copy of the objections guidelines, which is an explanatory guidethrough the legal framework governing the lodgement of objections and theBoard’s adjudication procedures.The objections guidelines are accessible fromthe Board’s website at www.wcgrb.co.za and copies can also be made availableon request.The Board will consider all comments and objections lodged on or

before the closing date during the adjudication of the application.

In the case of written objections to an application, the grounds on which suchobjections are founded, must be furnished.Where comment in respect of anapplication is furnished, full particulars and facts to substantiate such commentmust be provided.The name, address and telephone number of the personsubmitting the objection or offering the comment must also be provided.Comments or objections must reach the Board by no later than 16:00

on Friday, 4 March 2016.

Objections or comments must be forwarded to the Chief ExecutiveOfficer,Western Cape Gambling and Racing Board, P.O. Box 8175,Rogge Bay 8012 or handed to the Chief Executive Officer,WesternCape Gambling and Racing Board, Seafare House, 68 Orange Street,

Gardens, CapeTown or faxed to the Chief Executive Officer on021 422 2602, or emailed to [email protected]

Rubbish piles up in EnkaniniResidents in the informal settlement in

Khayelitsha have been forced to livewith overflowing drains and rubbish.

This follows a dispute between workersand the refuse removal contractors over theappointment of staff in the township.On Thursday, City officials told Ground-

Up that the rubbish would be cleared fromthe area by Friday.On a visit to Enkanini earlier this week,

we saw piles of blue council rubbish bagswere seen stacked up alongNthlazana Road.Adding to the pungent smell was an over-flowing nearby drain. Residents said this of-ten happened.School children pass cleaned portable toi-

lets and rubbish piled high in Enkanini.Photo: Masixole Feni.Resident Balindile Mpumluwana said the

rubbish has not been collected for nearlytwo weeks.“There are flies everywhere. We can’t

even leave food open in our homes. I haveto stopmyyoung children fromplaying nearthe dirt because they might get sick. Wecan’t live like this,” she said.Peter Ntombizandile said: “They [the

City] need to close the drains to stop peoplefrom throwing bottles and cardboard inthere. This drain is blocked every week. Itsmells bad.”Lucas Nkewu, who owns a fruit stall near-

by, said the rubbish chased away his cus-tomers.“The smell is very bad when it’s hot.

There’s always flies; they are all over thefruit and it’s not nice. People don’t want tocome and stand here, because I’m right nextto the dirt,” he said.Mayoral committee member for utility

services Ernest Sonnenberg said that thecontractor had resolved the issue and therubbishwould all be collected by late Thurs-day afternoon.

“A combined effort ofcontracted workers anda front-end loader, agrab truck and 12 tippervehicles will be sent tohelp clear the backlog,”he said.‘The City has run a

number of educationalcampaigns which ex-plain bothwhat is suita-ble for disposal into thesewerage system andthe importance of re-porting those whoabuse the system,” hesaid.At the time of publica-

tion, an Enkanini resi-dent informed Ground-Up that themess has notbeen cleaned.

A boy waits to cross Ntlazane Road in Enkanini. PHOTOS: MASIXOLE FENI/ GROUND UP

Blocked drains overflow at Enkaninini

Church celebrates the four letter wordREV NONQABA MAZWANE

We regard church as a place fromwhich genuine love should ooze andshould be appropriated by all eventhe visitors.As a church wewere in unique ac-

cord to celebrate enjoy Valentine.We showered one another with

gifts of love and indulge in meal. Wedo not preach about love, instead wedemonstrate love, for we believethat LOVE is a verb.The church (on a broader scale)

is faced and is being bedevilled bymany ills including invasion by culttendencies.It is our wish and endeavour

therefore to join hands with other inthe restoration of the church imageand core business on advancing apure and infallible gospel.RevNonqabaMazwane is fromtheIndependent Methodist Church Members of Independent Methodis Church enjoying Valentines Day.

Sunday school goers having fun of their own.

A boy at the roadside with piles of rubbish.

Rev Nonqaba Mazwane.


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Workers sold to capitalistsI read in the press that governmentintends relaxing the Labour Relations Actto become business friendly. What is thisall about?

It looks as if we want a strong economyand for capitalists to get huge profits, butthat’s only possible if the working classbleeds. It was reported that some mininghouses are planning on retrenchingworkers. When #FeesMustFall started,the chief communist stood up and saidthe private sector must fund free educa-tion.

By so saying, he was instructing theprivate sector not to give the workersincreases this coming year.

What happened with the e-tolls, labour

brokers and recently, the workers’pensions?

In our country, where most of themanagers and executives are whites, withonly a few blacks who had brain surgeryto think like whites, once the LabourRelation Act has been taken away,exploitation and racism will rise.

I don’t understand why they say theywant to make firing workers more simplebecause it is already simple. This isfixing what is not broken. In a nutshell,relaxing the act and upcoming retrench-ments will never boost the economy butwill make the decline worse.

KHULILE XWESALanga

Gugs library under utilisedAs a student one of my tasks forresearch is to check on the currentstatus of my community library. LastThursday I had arranged a meetingwith the Gugulethu Public Librarywith a view to request library servi-ces, most probably a container at theSt Francis Adult Centre in NY18,nearer to Gugulethu Square, in linewith the City of Cape Town’s policy‘to bring services closer to wherepeople are’.

My proposal was turned down. Hereis the picture: The Gugulethu commu-nity has over 100 000 inhabitants, andso one can imagine now with thedevelopment of the Gugulethu Squarewe should be way over that number in2016. According to them, librarypatrons using the facility on a busymonth reach 8000, and if the library in

a week issues 100 library materialsthat is a bonus.

From this picture this facility is awhite elephant, how can somethingthat can contribute to our personaldevelopment be so useless? Please sendin your comment [email protected] to save this library,especially calling on high schoollearners and those who are unem-ployed as the facility offers freeinternet daily for 45 minutes, printingat 60c per page. They are planning freeWi-Fi too. Ndithetha nawe mntuwaseGugulethu Section 1,2,3 and 4,Phola Park, KwaKhikhi, KhayalethuPark, Khanya Park, Luyoloville, NewRest, Barcelona, KTC nase NewCrossroads.

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Generations has lost thelegacy regarding KaraboThe character of Karabo Moroka onGenerations - The Legacy reflects exactlywhat the producer of the soapie thinks.

Most soapies promote beliefs that areforeign to our culture.

There is nothing positive to learn fromthese programmes.

Polyandry(in which a woman has morethan one husband) is mostly practised inIndia and around the Himalaya Moun-tains.

People, especially so-called educatedones, should be careful when importingforeign cultural practices, as some ofthem do not fit in our conditions.

There are a lot of factors involved inpolyandry which would make it difficultfor it to succeed in our country.

The practice is meant for societieswhere there are more men than women.

It is also used to reduce the population.Another factor involved the religion of

the area and whether it allows such apractice. Is South African society readyfor such a custom? Do we satisfy some ifnot all of these and other factors involvedin such a choice? What about spiritualand emotional readiness? What happensto the two husbands of this wife whenshe is pregnant and has to spend hertime taking care of the newborn baby? Ithink Generations - The Legacy has lostthe plot. What the soapie is promoting iswrong.

NTOMBI KWEZASite C

Respecting opposition is part of democracyDemocracy means government by thepeople. Our history has been a bitter onedominated by colonialism, racism andapartheid.

However, we have done well in makingsure that South Africa is liberated.

I doubt if the current ANC leadershipknows where it is taking us.

I think the ANC government hasforgotten the power of political opposi-tion.In principle, the political oppositionhas a special responsibility in parliament,which is to protect the Constitution.

The Nkandla issue was not raised forthe EFF, DA or other political opposition

parties to exploit but for public interest.But thanks to the opposition parties,

President Zuma is being held accountablefor using taxpayers’ money. I thank thePublic Protector’s office for its endeav-ours to ensure that truth prevails despitethe criticism and insults. Without ac-countability there is no trust and Zumaowes South Africans an apology.

I appeal to citizens of this country tovote responsibly, as this country needspeople who are ready to serve thecountry with honesty.

SAZI MEHLUKOMfuleni


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Nceda uqaphele: Ukunyuka ngokwepesenti (okanye ukuhla) kwixabiso lepropati yakho akunxulumananga nokunyuka/ukuhla ngokwepesentikweentlawulo zobuhlali zexesha elizayo.

Iifomu zokungenisa izichaso ziyafumaneka kwiindawo ezingezantsi apha, ngokuthi kusetyenzisiwe iinkonzo ezikwikhompyutha zeSixeko(ngokujoliswe kubanini) kwakhona nakwiwebhusayithi yeSixeko. AZISAYI KWAMKELEKA IZICHASO EZINGENISWE EMVA KWEXESHAELIMISELWEYO

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INOMB. INDAWO IDILESI YENDAWO AMAXESHA OKUSEBENZA

1. Umgangatho We-2, IzikoLeenkonzo Zoluntu Ekapa

12 Hertzog Boulevard, Cape Town, UmgangathoOsezantsi

Kuvulwa ukususela ngowe-19/02/2016 de ibe ngowama-29/04/2016 ukususela ngeyo-08:15 – 15:45Kuvulwa ngeMigqibelo ukususela ngeye-08:00 – 12:00, ngaphandle kwangowama-26/03/2016Kuvaliwe ngeeCawe nageentsuku zeholide zoluntu

2.Amagumbi Eengxoxo ZebhungaE-Royal Ascot

Ofisi Zikamasipala, Royal Ascot, Bridle Way, Milnerton(Ngaphandle Kwendlela I- Racecourse)

Kuvulwa ukususela ngowe-19/02/2016 ukuya ngowama-29/04/2016 ukususela ngeyo-08:15 – 15:45,ngaphandle 16/03/2016; 17/03/2016; 29/03/2016; 30/03/2016; 04/04/2016; 20/04/2016;21/04/2016Kuvaliwe ngeempela-veki nangeentsulu zeholide zoluntu

3. Iziko I-Alphen Indlela Enkulu Yase-Constantia, Constantia(Ngokumelene No-Pick N Pay)

Kuvulwa ukususela ngowe-19/02/2016 de ibe ngowama-29/04/2016 ukususela ngo 08:15 – 15:45Kuvaliwe ngeempela-veki nangeentsuku zeholide zoluntu

4.Amagumbi Eengxoxo ZebhungaE-Fish Hoek

I-Ofisi Yolawulo E-Fish Hoek, Central Circle, RecreationRd (Kufuphi Neziko Loluntu Lase-Fish Hoek)

Kuvulilwe ukususela ngowe-19/02/2016 de ibe ngowama-29/04/2016 ukususela ngeyo-08:15 – 15:45,ngaphandle kowama-14/03/2016; 18/04/2016Kuvaliwe ngeempela-veki nangeentsuku zeholide zoluntu

5. Ii-Ofisi Zikamasipala E-SomersetWest

Kwikona Yezitalato I-Andries Pretorius Ne-Victoria,Somerset West

Kuvulilwe ukususela ngowe-19/02/2016 de ibe ngowe-29/04/2016 ukusuela ngeyo-08:15 – 15:45Kuvaliwe ngeempela-veki nangeeholide zoluntu

6. Igumbi Lenkomfa, KwisakhiwoSikamasipala E-Bellville

2 Voortrekker Rd, Bellville (Kufuphi Ne-NorthlinkCollege, Ngokumelene No-Sanlam)

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7.Amagumbi Eengxoxo ZebhungaE-Brackenfell

Ii-Ofisi Zikamasipala E-Brackenfell, Kwikona Ye-ParadysNe-Old Paarl Rd, Brackenfell

Kuvuliwe ukususela ngowe-19/02/2016 de ibe ngowama-29/04/2016 ukususela ngeyo08:15 – 15:45Kuvaliwe ngeempela-veki nangeeholide zoluntu

8.Iholo Yethala LeencwadiE-Avondale

Iziko Loluntu Lase-Avondale, Grosvenor Ave, Avondale,Atlantis

Kuvuliwe ukususela ngowe-19/02/2016 de ibengowama-29/04/2016 ukususela ngeyo-08:15 – 15:45Kuvaliwe ngeempela-veki nangeeholide zoluntu

9. Ledger House – IgumbiLendibano Le-2 Ikona Ye-Aden Ave Ne-George St, Athlone Kuvuliwe ukusuela ngowe-19/02/2016 de ibe ngowama-29/04/2016 ukusuela ngeyo-08:15 – 15:45

Kuvaliwe ngeempela-veki nangeeholide zoluntu

10. Isakhiwo Sikamasipala Sase-Plumstead

3 Victoria Rd Plumstead(Kwikona Ye-Victoria Rd Ne-Main Rd)

Kuvuliwe ukususela ngowe-19/02/2016 de ibe ngowama-29/04/2016 ukususela ngeyo08:15 – 15:45Kuvaliwe ngeempela-veki nangeeholide zoluntu

11. Fezeka: Guguletu Kwikona Ye-Ny1 Ne-Lansdowne Rd, Guguletu Kuvuliwe ukususela ngowe-19/02/2016 de ibe ngowama-29/04/2016 ukusuela ngeyo-08:15 – 15:45Kuvaliwe ngeempela-veki nangeeholide zoluntu

12. Iziko Loluntu Lase-Lentegeur –Umgangatho Osezantsi Merrydale Road, Lentegeur, Mitchell’s Plain Kuvuliwe ukususela ngowe-19/02/2016 de ibe ngowama-29/04/2016 ukususela ngeye08:15 – 15:45

Kuvaliwe ngeempela-veki nangeeholide zoluntu

13.I-Ofisi Yentlawulo Yakwa-StocksAnd Stocks Kwikona Yezitalato Intlakohlaza Ne-Ntlazane, Khayelitsha

Kuvuliwe ukususela ngowe-19/02/2016 de ibe ngowama-29/04/2016 ukususela ngeyo- 08:15 – 15:45Kuvaliwe ngeempela-veki nangeeholide zoluntu

14. Iziko Loluntu Lase-Parow –Minor Hall

Kwikona Ye-Voortrekker Rd Ne-Talent St, Parow Kuvuliwe ukususela ngeye-19/02/2016 de ibe ngowama-29/04/2016 ukususela ngeyo-08:15 – 15:45Kuvaliwe ngeempela-veki nangeeholide zoluntu

15. Iziko Loluntu Lase-Kuilsriver Van Riebeeck Rd, Kuilsriver(Kwikona Ye-Carinus St Ne-Van Riebeeck Rd)

Kuvuliwe ukususela ngowe-19/02/2016 de ibe ngowama-29/04/2016 ukususela ngeyo-08:15 – 15:45Kuvaliwe ngeempela-veki nangeentsuku zeholide zoluntu

16. I-Ofisi Yezindlu E-Macassar Bind Ave, Macassar Kuvuliwe ukususela ngeye-19/02/2016 de ibe ngowama-29/04/2016 ukususela ngeyo08:15 – 15:45Kuvaliwe ngeempela-veki nangeeholide zoluntu

17. Ii-Ofisi Zikamasipala E-Strand Kwikona Ye-Fagan Rd Ne-Main Rd, Strand Kuvuliwe ukususela ngeye-19/02/2016 de ibe ngowama-29/04/2016 ukususela ngeyo08:15 – 15:45Kuvaliwe ngeempela-veki nangeeholide zoluntu

Ngolwazi oluthe vetshe: Inombolo yomnxeba ekwabelwanangeendleko zayo: 086 010 3089Iwebhusayithi: www.capetown.gov.za

ACHMAT EBRAHIMUMPHATHI WESIXEKO

Lili relieved;blasts cadresTheAfricanNational Congress (ANC) Pro-vincial Executive Committee (PEC) mem-ber Andile Lili claims some members onthe provincial executive tried to shieldchairperson Marius Fransman from alle-gations of sexual harassment levelledagainst him.Lili spoke candidly on the matter follow-

ing his release on three charges of con-tempt of court yesterday.Lili was arrested and held for more than

aweek formissing three court cases sched-uled on the same day at two differentcourts in January.Lili’s defensewas that he had three cases

to attend to at theKhayelitsha andBellvillecourts on 29 January.The matters related to charges of public

violence and incitement to commit vio-lence, as well as a child maintenance case.Lili told the court it was a “sad” day for

him as he could not divide himself intothree and therefore arrived late at all thecases.NowLili has claimed that someofhis col-

leagues, including spokesperson, JabuMfusi, have it in for him.“Wewere veryhonest to ourselves to say

MariusFransmanshould stepdown, finishand klaar.”Lili was found not guilty of being in con-

tempt of court. The cases, however, werescheduled for the same day and time withLili notmaking it to a single one.He lookedrelieved as the magistrate explained heshould not be held in contempt of court.

“Get well soon, Tau” so all say usThe Department of Arts and Culture led

an outpouring of ‘get well soon’ messa-ges on Monday afternoon for Genera-

tions actor Rapulana Seiphemo‚ who is saidto be in a critical but stable condition in aprivate Johannesburg hospital after a seri-ous car crash last night.Paramedics from ER24 said that two men

were killed and four others were injured aft-er two vehicles collided on the N14 near theR55‚ near Diepsloot‚ north of Johannesburg.The injured patients were treated andrushed to hospital.

“WishingRapulana Seiphemo a speedy re-covery. Get well soon‚ the industry needsyou‚” the Department of Arts and Culturesaid on Twitter.SABC1‚ which broadcasts Generations‚

tweeted this message: “We wish RapulanaSeiphemo to get well soon‚ our thoughts andprayers are with him and his family”.Joining themwere industry professionals

and fans including ZenHQ Films‚ who post-ed “…saddened by the car accident involv-ing Rapulana Seiphemo. We wish Rapulanaa full recovery”.

“Praying for the legendary‚ Rapulana Sei-phemo. There’s never a dull moment whenta-Raps is around‚” Lesley Musina sharedvia Instagram.“Devastating. Wishing Rapulana Sei-

phemo a speedy recovery. You’re in ourthoughts & prayers‚” said Tebogo Ditshego.“The acting industry cannot afford to lose

someone like Rapulana Seiphemo..that guyis a living Legend in acting… May the goodLord save him‚” said KatzZ ?@MO–kAtz7.Louw ?@nylelouw shared: “Rapulana Sei-

phemo I wish you the healthiest of recover-

ies....this is too shocking and too sad”while Pieter Howes ?@PieterHowes said:“Thinking of Rapulana Seiphemo. What atragedy. He’s a shining star in SA’s enter-tainment industry‚ and may he get wellvery soon!”.Seiphemo‚ 48‚ who plays Tau Mogale on

the popular television show‚was stabilisedon the scene of the accident by paramedicsbefore being taken to Milpark Hospital.A photo of a crumpled luxury sedan car

stood testament to the seriousness of thecrash.ER24 said when they arrived on the

scene‚ one vehicle was found in themiddleisland of the road while the other wasfound amongst some bushes on the side ofthe road.Three people had been inside each vehi-

cle.“Paramedics found that two men‚ one

fromeachvehicle‚ had sustained fatal inju-ries in the collision.“Four other patients were found on

scene‚ two of them critically injured.“Paramedics treated the patients and

provided them with advanced life supportinterventions. Once treated‚ both critical-ly injured patients were airlifted by a pri-vatemedicalhelicopter tonearbyhospitalsfor urgent treatment.“The two remaining patientswere trans-

ported by ambulance to nearby hospitalsfor further treatment‚” ER24 said.Last month‚ former Generations: The

Legacy actor JTMedupe—who played Jo-nathan in the SABC1 soapie – had a luckyescape after he rolled his car at the en-trance ofWestpark Cemetery in Johannes-burg.

Rapulana Seiphemo

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RCS Gugulethu Athletics Club fielded a couple of runners during the Glenryck Tygerberg 30km race held on Valentines Day, Sbongile “Oros” Mashiyi, Mthobisi Sihluku and Pumla Kuta were someof the many who turned up on the day. PHOTOS: MOEGSIN EBRAHIM

Top runners do it for love

Action drama series airs on FridayBARBARA MAREGELE

A new “action-packed” drama seriesproduced by Cape Town based produc-tion company, Community Media

Trust, will be aired for the first time onSABC1 tonight.Community Media Trust is the non-profit

company that owns GroundUp.The series called JAB follows the “coming-

of-age” story of Bee Sondlo, a 19-year-old fe-male boxer from Langa.

Despite financial and social hurdles,Sondlo is determined tomake it in the worldof competitive women’s boxing.

The series, directed by Lucilla Blanken-berg and screenwritten by Paul Ian John-son, aims at highlighting the plight of youngfemale competitive boxers in South Africa.

The first of 13 episodes will be aired at8:30pm on Friday.

“I’ve wanted to tell this story for years,”said Blankenberg, who herself trained inkickboxing. “I found myself training andcompeting with kickboxers and boxers in asport dominated by men dotted with a fewwomen here and there.”The cast includes Vanessa Ntlapo as Bee

Sondlo, Mzu Ntantiso, Faniswa Yisa, Zingi

Mtuzula and Lemogang Tsipa.The boxing sequences were choreo-

graphed for the series by professional fe-male boxing champion Rushda Mallick.JAB is the production company’s second

television series. The first, Amaza, wasbroadcast in 2014, and reached an estimated7.5 million viewers.“Community Media Trust has been devel-

opingnew talent onJAB, fromactors towrit-ers to production crew. The company alsoprovides on the job training for young aspir-ing screenwriters,” the company says.In a statement, Community Media Trust

noted that while the standard of competitivewomen’s boxing continues to grow in SouthAfrica, professional female boxers are stillnot given the same publicity and sponsor-ships as theirmale counterparts. JAB hopesto help promote this increasingly popularsport and to help foster a sense of inclusive-ness in what is often a very male dominateddomain.

Vanessa Ntlapo plays Bee Sondlo in the dramaseries.

Coach Baxter now takes aim at his former club, Kaizer ChiefsHe used to win trophies for Kaizer Chiefs,now Stuart Baxter will be plotting Amakho-si’s downfall!Baxter, who led Chiefs to the Absa Pre-

miership andMTN8double before leaving towork in Turkey at the end of last season, hasnow come back to haunt the champions.

Baxter will lead his new club, SuperSportUnited, against the side he coachedwith dis-tinction for three years at the FNB StadiumonSaturday (8.15pm), threeweeks after join-ing Matsatsantsa a Pitori.

Baxter won the league and Nedbank Cupdouble – coincidentally beating SuperSportin the 2012-13 Nedbank Cup final – andclinched another double before he resignedlast June.

Said the coach: “This game against Chiefscame a bit soon for me.

“ I would have liked more time with theplayers. But they are all fired up. The adren-alin is pumping.Wemanaged tobeatUniver-sity of Pretoria 2-0 last weekend and thatshowed me we are making progress.”

Baxter said he still had plenty of friendsat Chiefs, including his successor, SteveKomphela. He explained: “There will beemotion and plenty of hugs, both before andafter the game. But theminute we cross thatwhite line and the game kicks off, all friend-ships are forgotten.

“We need the points more than them, asour goal is a top eight finish.”

Baxter voiced his support for Komphela,who has come under fire from a section ofthe supporters: “Steve is doing a really good

job. It is not easy at Chiefs. The margin be-tween having a good season and a reasona-ble one is very fine. I don’t think any fan cancomplain about him.”Baxter said his advantage would be that

he knows the players and has a good ideawhat to expect: “But at the same time theyknow how I operate, so it will be an interest-ing game.”It will also be an emotional return for Su-

perSport strikerKingstonNkhatha,whohasscored twice in Baxter’s three matches incharge. The Zimbabwean striker was givena rough time by the Chiefs fans before hejoined Matsatsantsa last January.Baxter always had faith in Nkhatha at

Chiefs. He has shown he is getting back tohis best. He will have a point to prove to theChiefs fans.Said Baxter: “Kingston is scoring goals

again.He scored awonder goal in our 3-1 lossto Ajax Cape Town and then scored in the2-0 win over Tuks.”

New SuperSport United head coach StuartBaxter (left) and ace striker Kingston Nkhathaare heading back to their former club KaizerChiefs on Saturday.

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MANDLA MAHASHE

The Gugulethu Sports Com-plex was filled to the brim onSunday and those responsible

are hoping that their cofferswill betoo.The Gugulethu Basketball team

juniors hosted the fund raisinggames in an effort to see them reg-

istered to the Cape Town Basket-ball League for the upcoming sea-son.The team invited local teams as

well as would be sponsors on theday with the aim of raising the re-quired funds.According to organiser and

coach Ndzuzo Manona the teamneeds around R 8000 to register its

six divisions to the league. That isthe boys and girls under 12, 14 and16s by the end of March.“We decided to host a fund rais-

ing day so that we can get assist-ance as we are struggling finan-cially. We are struggling with thebasic things such as balls and kits.We would like to have every

member of the team to have theirvery ownball. Thatwould go a longway towards the improvement ofour players,” said Manona.Along with fellow organisers

Nomakhosazana Ndlotyeni andNontsikelelo Njongwana, Manonasaid that they were very pleased tosee a large turnout at the basket-ball court.“The parents are very crucial as

they support is veryencourages forthe children. For many of our chil-dren here it was the first time thatthey played at a filled facility withfans cheering on. Its great for theirmoral,” he noted.While it was fun and games the

organisers were biting their nails

with the hope that sponsors wouldavail themselves.“Last year the local sports and

recreation department sponsorswith the fees and we would love ifthey could do the same this year aswehave seen the growth in local in-terest.Wealso encourage local business

to also step up to the plate as itwould go a long way,” he said.Manona urged those that can

support can contact him on [email protected].

Organisers Nontsikelelo Njongwana, Ndzuzo Manona and NomakhosazanaNdlotyeni.

Gugs B’ball team event shines

Gugulethu Basketball team juniors player Lilitha Mingizane on course to score his side a point when they faceHoutbay’s team. FOTO: MANDLA MAHASHE

Seven Star Energy staffers Zaakiya, Quinton and Courtney will be quenchingthe thirst of TFA fans.

TFA showcase Sunday aspectacle to please allIt will be a matter of horses fourcourses when 12 teams battle it outfor the honours of lifting the Sev-ent Stars Energy Cup hosted byTarverners Football Association(TFA) at the NY 116 Stadium onSunday.TFA chairman LungaNtwanam-

bi said all entrants have shown thedesire towin. “Theyhave all raisedtheir hands saying ‘we are thechampions’,” said Ntwanambi.TFA organiser and publicist Ba-nana Sodinga added that all teamswere taking the games seriously.“When I popped in at the train-

ing session during the week, Icould only see hunger for victory,”he said. Sodinga thanked the spon-sors for their generosity andvowed that “players will repaythem” by showing quality football.The first roundwill kick off with

a game betweenChillis 21 andMas-ters at 10am, followed by Siseko FCtackling Sabu Dribblers. Therewill be entertainment and fans areurged to bring their cooler bags.Other games are as: Lavida Inn vMgebeUnited, Danster v Lumbum-bashe,ZAR vShumonza and Noxyfacing Phindamzala.

One of RCS Gugulethu AC’s promising athletes Siyabonga Ntunuka received a dear pair of running shoes fromcoach Marshall Moila in the club’s efforts to encourage youngsters to stay in the game. PHOTO: THOBILE NDZUBE

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