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THE Minister of Science and Tech-nology, Naledi Pandor, launchedtheWorld Space Science Outreachand Awareness Open Day at Wal-ter Sisulu University (WSU), Za-

mukulungisa Campus in Mthatha last Satur-day.

The aim of the launch was to advise pupilsto choose Science and Mathematics as mainsubjects, so that they could become scientistsand doctors.

Pupils from various Senior SecondarySchools in Mthatha and those under theLusikisiki district, attended the World SpaceScience Outreach open day.Among the people who motivated pupils

was Mandla Maseko (26) who won the AxeApollo Space Academy competition last year,securing himself one of 23 seats in the LnxMark II Shuttle which will go into space nextyear.Maseko encouraged students to take good

decisions about their lives, forget about pov-erty and not lose focus owing to their back-grounds. The Eastern Cape MEC for the De-

partment of Education, Mandla Makupula,emphasized the need for young people to takeadvantage of the opportunities offered by gov-ernment.“TheECdepartment of educationwelcomes

technologically advanced initiatives of thisnature. It is a great opportunity for our youngpeople to fully engage with the country’sbrightest minds,” said Makupula.He said as the department they acknowl-

edge that they had been obtaining a poor passrate duringmatric exams, but that this didn’tmean they would take a back seat.“I am challenging Grade 12’s to work hard

so that we can at least obtain a 70% pass ratein this year’s final exams. Parents must givetheir full support to their children during theexams.” Pandor appealed to young people tostudymathematics and science in order to in-crease the supply of critical skills that are vi-tal to the economy of South Africa.“I encourage you to choose Mathematics

and Physical Science as subjects. Science ca-reers are demanding and require a high levelof perseverance. One of my responsibilities isto discover pupils with talent and potentialfor science, engineering and technology ca-reers,” said Pandor.

Minister of Science and Technology, Naledi Pandor, recently launched the World Space Science Outreach and Awareness Open Day at the Walter Sisulu University (WSU). PHOTO: SUPPLIED

Pandor launches space scienceproject

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ASTUDENT (22) fromNgqungqushe FurtherEducation Training (FET) College wasstabbed to death on Saturday, October 4, atthe Mathakhatha Tavern in the LusikisikiCentral Business Development (CBD).

SikhokheleMpehle, aN6BusinessManage-ment student from Mnga location in Tsolo,

was allegedly stabbed in the neck and laterdied in the St Elizabeth hospital, Lusikisiki.His relatives only found out about his death

two days later.Sikhokhele’s aunt, Nontle Mpehle, said she

was devastated about his death and describedhim as someone with a good sense of humourand non-violent person.His girlfriend, Khanyisa Mandela (35), said

she last sawhimatmidday on Saturday in thecompany of his roommate.“We chatted a bit and they left and I was

surprised when he didn’t come back to ourroom later. Two days passed without himcoming back to our room, so I decided to callhis family. This was when we found his bodylying in the hospital mortuary,” said Mande-

la.She said she had lost a friend because he

was everything to her. According to her, hewas humble and hated fighting.“He was not violent, actually he was a cow-

ard. I really don’t know what the person whostabbed him’s problem was. His death is tear-ing my heart apart,” said Mandela.The police confirmed the incident and said

no arrests had yet been made, but that theywere investigating the matter.Police spokesperson, Captain Mduduzi

Godlwana, said police in Lusikisiki were in-vestigating a case of murder.Sikhokhele is expected to be laid to rest on

Saturday, October 25 at his home in Mnga,Tsolo.

Student stabbed todeathat tavern

Sikhokhele Mpehle who wasstabbed to death in Lusikisiki.PHOTO:SUPPLIED

REPORTER

AS the world panics over the Ebola outbreak,West Africans are reportedly fleeing their coun-tries in a bid to outrun the virus – someevenhead-ed overland for South Africa.

According to the Sunday Independent, thiscould place South Africa at considerable risk.Johannesburg-based members of the immi-

grant communities from Liberia, Sierra Leoneand Guinea, told the newspaper that there is aconsiderable number of people attempting toreach SA, most trying to reach it overland – a 5000km trek.Oneman said he alone knew of at least five peo-

ple who were on their way.The newspaper reports that it would just take

one carrier to change the situation in SA – partic-ularly in a community that is largely housed inthe densely populated city centre of Johannes-burg – an ideal breeding ground for a communica-ble virus such as Ebola.In addition, these often undocumented mi-

grants also enter the country through the porousborder at Beitbridge in northern Limpopo – anentry point that has no measures such as temper-ature radars in place to check visitors who couldbe carriers.

However, Minister of Home Affairs Malusi Gi-gaba and Minister of Health Aaron Motsoaledihave stated that although caution needs to be ex-ercised, it cannot be done at the expense of fuel-ling xenophobia.Motsoaledi said that he feels SA is too far away

for most people to reach by land and if they werecarrying the disease, the chances are they wouldnotmake it to the border alive, reported the news-paper.Meanwhile, as reported by News24 on Satur-

day, the UN special envoy on Ebola says thenumber of cases is probably doubling every threeto four weeks and the response needs to be 20times greater than itwas at the beginning of Octo-ber.David Nabarro warned the UN General Assem-

bly on Friday that without the mass mobilisationof the world to support the affected countries inWest Africa, “it will be impossible to get this dis-ease quickly under control, and the world willhave to live with the Ebola virus forever.”Nabarro said the UN knows what needs to be

done to catch up to and overtake Ebola’s rapidadvance “and together we’re going to do it.“And our commitment to all of you is to achieve

it within a matter of months – a few months,” hesaid.More than 4 000 people have died of the disease

since the start of the outbreak, the worst to date.Last week, News24 reported that although no

cases of Ebola have been reported in South Afri-ca, the country is ready for a possible outbreak.“It’s not that we are just starting now. We are

just ramping up efforts to fight the virus thatstarted in December,” said Motsoaledi.Aministerial advisory committee onEbola had

been appointed comprising private healthcareprofessionals.Motsoaledi said Cabinet had approved a budget

of R32.5million to support Ebola preparednessand response activities.South Africa started in March and strength-

ened efforts at major airports, especially the Lan-seria and OR Tambo International airports in Jo-hannesburg.“Private health care practitioners were also

put on alert,” he said.They were given a 24-hour number to contact

the National Institute of Communicable Diseasesif they encountered a patient who possibly hadEbola.Officials at ports of entry had been trained to

deal with the disease.According to the latest toll from the World

Health Organisation, the deadly virus has killed3 439 people in West Africa since the start of theyear. – www.news24.com

West Africans flee Ebola, head to SouthAfrica In accordance withthe editorial policyof the Express, weinvite readers tocomment onmistakes in thenewspaper andshall correctsignificant errorsas soon as possi-ble. Send info tothe Ombudsman ofMedia24’s LocalPress, GeorgeClaassen, [email protected] call him at0 021 851 3232.Readers can alsocontact the SAPress Ombudsmanat0 011 484 3612/8 or [email protected].

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BABALWA NDLANYA

IMVULA ethe yagalela ngamandla kumbindiwaseMpuma Koloni kwimpela-veki egqithi-leyo ishiye kusweleke abantu ababini kwin-gozi yesithuthi esiye sakhalala umgaqo zesalala ngomhlana, phakathi kweVillage yase-Qunu eMthatha kunye neDutywa.

Abazibonele ngamehlo bathi esi sithuthi si-ye sabetheka eludongeni lo mgaqo, sabuyasalala ecaleni kwendlela. Ukanti okukukhokelelekaukubakubangelwe bubuman-zi bendlela.Osisthethi sephulo lika“Fika uPhila”

phantsi kweSebe lezoThutho eMpuma KapauTshepoMachaea uqinisekisile ukuba le ngo-zi idalwe bubumanzi bendlela. Bekungekhonto zibonakalisa ukuba umqhubi ebeseleutywala.“Siyababongoza abaqhubi bethu ukuba

behlise isantya xa kunethayo ukuze bakwaziukulawula izithuthi zabo ngalo lonke ixe-sha,” kubeka uMachaea.Kusenjalo, lo kaMachaea uthe kude kufu-

tshane nendawo yaseSinuka ePort St Johnskuthe kwalimala abantu abathathu ngelixaizithuthi ezithathu zingqubana okwenkabi

zeegusha kwindawo eli gope ngosuku lwangeCawa.Ukanti abantu abane kuquka abantwana

ababini bona bathe balimala kwidolophuyaseMonti.Lo kaMachaea uqinisekisile ukuba abanye

abaqhubi betaxi bathe bafunyanwa bezinkxinkxe ngobhelu lomsele nto leyo eyenzeukuba lo nto isiwe ngaphambili kwimibuthoyetaxi. Omnye waba baqhubi ubanjwekwindawo yaseCorhana eMthatha, ngosukulwango Mgqibelo.Woleke ngelithi kuya baluleka into

yokokuba nabo abanikazi betaxi baqinisek-ise ukuba abaqhubi abekho phantsi kwem-pembelelo zotywala kuba yenye into eba ngu-nobangela weengozi ezindleleni.“Owethu umsebenzi singama gosa kuku-

qinisekisa ukuba siya babamba abantuabaqhuba betye amanzi amponjwana, kodwake iye into ixhomekeke kwigunya bantu lezotshutshiso ixesha eli ninzi.”

Imvula ishiye iingozi emigaqweniyaseMpumaKoloni

Esi sithuthi silale ngimhlana phakathi wedolo-phu yaseMthatha kunye neDutywa.

PHOTO: ITHUNYELWE

REPORTER

TWOmen who were charged with dealing indaggawere sentenced to 12months imprison-ment or a fine of R6 000 in the DutywaMagis-trates’ Court last week.

Bonile Qhina (34) and Mzoxolo Mdingi (41)were found with five bags of dagga at Dothilocation, Mangathi Village in Dutywa, lastweek. Both suspects pleaded guilty to acharge of dealing in dagga.Police Spokesperson, Captain Jackson

Manatha, confirmed the incident.“The dagga weighed 84,02 kg with a street

value of R84 000. Both suspects were chargedwith dealing in dagga and the court sen-tenced them to 12 months imprisonment ora R6000 fine,” said Manatha.

Men foundwith daggaworth R84000

Constables Sivuyile Nyaka, Olwethu Mthengwa-na and Mthandeni Mkhize of the Dutywa PoliceStation with the dagga that was seized.PHOTO: SUPPLIED

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REPORTER

THE Amathole District Municipalityresolved water problems in Butter-worth which had left communitymembers without water last week.

The situation arose after Eskom’stransformer which supplied electrici-ty to the water pumps, blew up.

Community members who were af-fected were from Bika, Cuba and VulliValley informal settlements and sur-rounding villages.

Spokesperson for the Amathole Dis-trict Municipality, Siyabulela Makun-ga, said the municipality acted swiflyto solve the problem as soon as possi-ble.

“In order to ensure that our citizenswere getting clean water while wewere trying to fix the problem, the mu-nicipality sent water tankers to the af-fected areas,” said Makunga.

Residentsleftwithoutwater

BABALWA NDLANYA

UMBUTHO weetitshala iSouth African Dem-ocratic Teachers Union (SADTU) eGcuwauthi uzimisele ukuba abafundi bala ngingqiabaza kuthi bachophele izifundo zabo zeban-ga lika Grade 12 ekupheleni kwale nyanga,okungenani baphumelele ngomyinge we-70%kwiimviwo zabo zokuphela konyaka.

Oku kutshiwo nguMnu Linda Golela ongu

sihlalo wombutho iSADTU eGcuwa, nalaphoethe bona kwelabo icala bengabefundisi ntsa-pho sele beqoshelise yonke into. Uthe ngokuinto ishiyeke nabafundi ukuba bakhumbuleizinto ebebezihlohlwa ekuqaleni konyaka.

Lo kaGolela uveze ukuba kungoku njeizikolo ezininzi beziqhuba iSpring School logama abanye abafundi bevalele iholide zikaSepthemba.

“ISebe linike abafundi bakaGrade 12 ithubalokuba bangavali bona koko baqhube iSpring

School ngenjongo zokuncedisana nabo ukulungiselela ukuqala imviwo zokuphela kon-yaka,” kubeka uGolela.

Woleke ngelithi, esi Spring School asi jon-ganga kuphela abafundi abaphuma kwizikoloebezi ngenzanga kakuhle kunyaka opheli-leyo, koko senzelwe wonke umfundi owenzaibanga likaGrade 12. Lo kaGolela uveze uku-ba kune zikolo ebezi ngabasanga abantwanakwi Spring School ngenxa yezi zathu ezithileezinye ke zibe kude nalo ndawo kubanjelwe

Iititshala zithi zijongeu-70%kubafundi eGcuwakuyo iSpring School neziza kuthi zizibandakanye kakhulu kwi-revision kunyenase kubambeni iicamps ngo wimi lwase mzi-ni, ukuzama ukuncedisana nabafundi.

Othethela iSebe leze Mfundo uMnu LoyisoPulumane uqinisekisile ukuba uGrade 12 uzakuqala ngomhla we-27 kule nyanga ukubhalaimviwo. “Okwa ngoku andika kwazi uku khu-pha inkcukacha kakhulu ngalomba kubakuse khona inkcukacha esisa zidibanisayo,”utshilo uPulumane.

BABALWA NDLANYA

THE Butterworth Choral Society (BUCHOS)participated in the OR Tambo Choral Festivalat John Knox Bokwe FET College in theMdantsane Township outside East London re-cently.

BUCHOS obtained first position with theirAfrican piece, Ingqanga, which was com-posed by Sibusiso Njeza from Centane.

The choir also obtained second position in

the male voice section and finished fourth inboth the Western music and Female voice sec-tions.

According to Police Spokesperson, CaptainJackson Manatha, BUCHOS was establishedby the Butterworth Police and communitymembers with the purpose of getting theyouth away from the streets, drugs and crimein general.

“BUCHOS was established in 2005 and con-sists mainly of rural youth. Some are from theinformal settlement around Mnquma Local

Municipality towns,” said Manatha.“We thank the family members of the chor-

isters, local business and local authoritieswho supported the choir in order to maketheir trip to East London a success.

BUCHOS promises that it will put the Mn-quma area and Butterworth on the map come2015.”

He urged parents to allow their children tojoin the Butterworth Choral Society choir tokeep them constructively busy and awayfrom the dangers of crime and drugs.

BUCHOSparticipates inOR TamboChoral Festival

BUCHOS choirparticipated inthe OR TamboChoralFestival.PHOTO:SUPPLIED

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eUTA, noko kuye kwasishiya siman-gazekile. Kanti bekusenzeka ntoni?Just next to the gate to the police station,

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la utywala bakhewherever in this democrat-ic country? Kaloku thina kuthiwa sasici-nizelekile yilo nto sasibuba utywala. Eish!!Sithanda ukuyoyika ngendlela abayise-

benzisa ngayo le democracy yabo. Kuba theyapply it kwezi zinto zi wrong uninzi lwayo.Sithule sibukele sodla efileyo, mara ninaguys apho eNgangelizwe police station mu-sani ukuyivumela la nto.It’s discrediting inkonzo yesipolisa kula

police station. Perhaps, bayazi ukuba niselanabo kwezi mokolo zasekasi, so ngeke ni-bathinte nokuba bangaya koselelangaphakathi e-police station.

Heyi usekhona kanti uNyakanyaka?

Uyazi oncewasuka kwi-limelight siyaliba-la kwakubawawungumntuokhonakulomh-laba, it’s only uGesh ongasoze walibalekangenxa yegossip news yakhe.Uyazi kukhona umfo owayeke waduma

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ment of Education in Maluti. Uthe ke un-gumhloli. Sike samthe tshe phaya eUTA.At least we are happy because umntu un-

yamalala nithi niyambona sephelile yayeungumhlaba de umsizele. Hayike Happy si-yakubongela xa u-sharp la ukhona, khazi eziiintsizwa wawubetha nazo idabi ithini impi-lo yazo apho zikhona, mara nabo sizaku-babona kungekudala.Nathi ke sisayibambe kula gossip wawu-

sishiye kuyo. Unawo nomkhatyana shame,kusho kona ukuba udla kamnandi.

Sikhona isimilo esingekhoyo ngoku

Uyazi xa ukhule itshotsha entla le ntokuthiwa yi-discipline ne respect sometimeswhen strange things happen in front of youusungathi ungafuna umngxuma wokuzifih-la ungaziboni ezi zinto.Khazi kuyakwayintoni kwabafana basolo-

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Yebafethu, uyazi aba bantu basebenzelaoomasipala or ii-government departmentsabasayibi lemali ngoku bayayithatha. Get usright; not all of them we are referring to thepeople who know themselves that they arecorrupt. Kaloku xa usiba uthatha into enci-nane ukuze kungabonakali ukuba kukhonainto eke yathathwa, kodwa ngoku xa uvelekucace ukuba uthatha kwanto ibikhonakodwa uthi uyeba?Besisiva i-story sokwebiwa kwee-millions

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assets zikamasipala xa bevele abantu bat-hathe izinyamfu ezingaka zemali de kunyan-zeleke ukuba kude kuphande ii-hawks ukuzeivele le mali ukuba itshone phi?Phofu sometimes kuba ngumgubo wenx-

owa enye kuba ukuve kwabona abo manejalakuthiwa bazirhwaphilizele kweso sitha se-mali. We really don’t know what is going onezweni sokhile kwase kwangathi sikhulule-kele ukurhwaphilizisa iinkokheli zethu if notabasebenzi bakarhulumente.Tell them gossip team. If kukhona esimhlu-

kumeze intliziyo ngale ntetha asixolelebekungumbuzo nje kuba ngokwazi kwethuakukho ndawo ingenapolisa lokugada izintozayo. Okay let’s leave it like that; they wouldsay we are sabotaging them especially as theelections are around the corner.Uxolo, it was just our view which is not in-

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Dear Dr Love.

My Name is Amy, please help me. I have acolleague, who is always on my case recentlyabout us going out together.

This, Doc, has been going on for the pastthree months now. Honestly Dr Love, I’m notcomfortable at all with this and I find it verydifficult to cope, with all my friends telling methat I’m sick or even suggesting that I’m evenblind not to say yes to this guy.

Lastly my friends and my colleagues evengo as far as saying that this guy may not beinterested in waiting around any longer. DrLove do you think that, I’m crazy?

Amy, firstly thank you very much for join-ing us on Couch this week with Dr Love.

I understand clearly the position that youare in and I can also assure you that a lot ofpeople in our days find it very difficult to besure whether someone is being truthful or notabout issues of love and relationships.

Secondly, I don’t think you are sick or crazy

at all. I take you as very cautious and that ishighly recommendable to anyone thinking ofgetting into any relationship.

There is nothing wrong with taking all thetime in the world to ensure that you reallydon’t say yes to this guy, because of all thepressure that you have been put under.

You need to own your decision of saying yesto this guy so that you could easily own anyfall out that could come about as a result ofbeing in a relationship with him. This is yourresponsibility and yours alone.

Lastly, Please Amy, feel free to really under-

stand the person in question and also giveyourself time in ensuring that this truly andtruly feels right to you in full.

If up until now, it’s not that clear then youneed to understand that, it’s not right. My lastword to you is to stop worrying about the issueof him leaving you because you have not madeup your mind. If he leaves then you must knowit is for the fact that he was never yours.

) Feel free to send your questions relatingto love and relationships to [email protected] or sms 083 373 1779 and joinDr Love on Facebook: Dr Love. Radio.

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ELDERLY people from Mbizana and sur-rounding areas took part in a 5 km fun walkfrom Emsarhweni, Nyanisweni, to the Mbi-

zana Cultural Village whichmarked the cel-ebration of OR Tambo month last Friday.October is the month in which the struggleicon, Oliver Reginald Tambo, was born atNkantolo Village on October 27, 1917. Mbi-

zana Municipality had joined hands to com-memorate his life and the vital role heplayed in the struggle of the country. On theday, the elderly had to get out of bed as earlyas 5am to be part of the funwalk to commem-

orate the life of one of their own. Winnersand other participants were awarded priz-es. The elders’ happiness was evident in thejovial songs they were singing before thestart of the walk.

Elderswalk for Tambomonth

Participants walking up the small hill immediately after the start of the walk. PHOTO: GREG NOTAThe way they walk shows determination. PHOTO: GREG NOTA

The first women to reach the finish line were Ivy Mdayimane who came first followed by Nomt-shato Sobetye. Hot on their heels in third position was MaMbhele Malimba. PHOTO: GREG NOTA

IThe top three men at the finishing line were Zakanzima Mgqithwa (the winner), Lumkile Dingile(third) and Mandlenkosi Chiya (second). PHOTO: GREG NOTA

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ACADEMY FC secured themselves a place toplay the finals of the Ngumbela Top 8 (NT8)when they beat Black Pirates by 2-0 in theirsemi-final played last Sunday at NgumbelaSports Ground, Dutywa.

Both teams showed their determination toplay in the finals but unfortunately for BlackPirates,who failed to capitalize on the scoring

opportunities theyhad, theywill nowplay thelosers final on Sunday, October 19 againstMhuku FC.

The goal scorers were Asavela Phandle andSiphiwe Madyibi. The man of the match wasBonga Klaushe of the Academy FC.

Academy FC will play against ExcellenceFC in the finals of the Ngumbela Top 8 on Sun-day at Ngumbela Sports Ground in Dutywaand supporters of both teams are expected tocome out in numbers to support their teams

known for their entertaining dribbling skills.The competition’s co-ordinator for Mb-

hashe Local Football Association, Lungisa“Thole” Somdaka, said there were 28 teamswho were playing in the Promotion Leagueunder South African Football Association(Safa), but one of the business owners in Du-tywa sponsored a Top 8 knockout.

He said the league was for teams that arefrom Dutywa only. On Sunday the first gameof the day will be between Black Pirates and

Mhuku Stars FC starting at 9am and they willbe playing a losers’ final. The second gamewill be the final at 12noon between the Acade-my FC and Excellence FC.

According to Somdaka, all the teams thatplayed in the NT8 will get a prize dependingon which stage they were eliminated. Amongthe top prizes that would be awarded to theplayers in the final match, the goal scorer willgo home with R2 000 and the man of the matchwill go home with R1 000.

Academy to face Excellence in top8

Academy FCbeat BlackPirates by

2-0 and willnow face

Excellence FCin the finals.

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Black Pirates FCwill play againstMhuku Stars FC inthe losers final.PHOTO:BABALWANDLANYA

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