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OFFICIALS from the DepartmentofHumanSettlements visited theMasonwabe Nathi area in Ngco-bo for a door-to-door campaign toensure that RDP houses were oc-

cupied by the right people who applied forthem

Head of Department for Human SettlementGaster Sharpley said they receive many com-plaints about people occupying the houses il-legallyHe said they started the campaign in Burg-

ersdorp but they will also visit other areasto do the same thingldquoPeople must know that the Department is

building houses at a cost of R100 000 but they(community members) sell those houses forR10 000 or R20 000rdquo said SharpleyHe said the problem was that community

members were selling houses as if they wereselling loaves of bread because they want themoney to fulfil their immediate needsldquoPeople who are doing that must know that

it is illegal to sell these houses because gov-ernmenthad spent a lot ofmoneywith the aimof uplifting their standard of living

ldquoIf the owner feels that he or she does notwant the house anymore they must tell thedepartment so that a decision can be takenor it can be allocated to someone who needsitrdquoHe said they wanted to make sure that gov-

ernmentdoesnot spendmoneyonpeoplewhoare not beneficiariesIn caseswhere houses are occupied by chil-

dren since their parents had died the chil-dren must register againHe said when they return to their offices

they will look at the information they ob-tained from the communitymembers and seewhat would be their next stepOne of the community members Similo

Ndukwana used the visit by the departmentas an opportunity to voice out his concernsover the challenges they were faced with inthe RDP housesHe said some of the houses donrsquot have prop-

er windows and the floors were not in goodconditionldquoWe are asking for help with these houses

because they are not in a good condition atallldquoMore especially ndash I am very old now and

I do not have the strength to build anotherhouse for merdquo said Ndukwana

RDPbeneficiaries checked

One of the RDP beneficiaries Ndukwana Similo in front of his RDP house Next to him is theHead of Department for Human Settlements Gaster Sharpley and Deputy Director in the Head ofDepartment Office for Human Settlements Sibongile Nombewu PHOTO BABALWA NDLANYA

NCEBA DLADLA

A DUTYWA-based dance crew Namprirsquos Allin One Dancers wowed the crowds at an In-ternational Womenrsquos Conference themedldquoAfrica for Africansrdquo at the Boardwalk Inter-nationalrsquo Convention Centre (ICC) in PortElizabeth recently

The group captivated the audience whichincluded government officials and interna-tional guests from countries like India Mala-wi Ghana and NigeriaFormed by high school teacher Nampri

Ncapayi in 2007 ndash to keep the youth involvedin positive and purposeful living ndash the groupspecializes in poetry music traditionaldance modern dance and ballroom dancingThey have performed at the National Arts

Festival SATMAs and the Wild Coast Festi-val better known as Isingqi Sethu which issponsored by the Department of Sport Recre-ation Arts and Culture (DSRAC)The group came first in this Festival in

2013They have since developed good work-ing relations with DSRAC Provincial Seniorofficials according to Assistant ManagerNorma Qegu-Mfenyana who looks after Per-forming Arts (Music)ldquoWe work with the group We have helped

them to come here As a department we areresponsible for nurturing SArsquos music talentfrom the disadvantaged areas in order to alle-viate povertyrdquo said Qegu-Mfenyana addingthat art forms were integrated with all otherdepartments to boost cultural heritageldquoWhenwe started the group in 2007 the plan

was to keep the youth of the area away fromdrugs and crime and also away from streetfights We are proud to say 25 members of thegroup are still at school and a few are nowat universityrdquo said NcapayiNcapayi said Shirley Jasson is a Nursing

student at Fort Hare University while Asave-la Gijana and Ncedo Fikiso studied Law atWSUShe added that Zandile Makwekwe anoth-

er member of the group was already a lawgraduate

Nampris shine at womenrsquos conference

Founder and director of All In One Dancers Nampri Ncapayi (left) and DSRAC Assistant Manager Norma QegushyMfenyana flank some of theexcited dancers in Port Elizabeth last week PHOTONCEBA DLADLA

2 NewsMarch 19 2015Isolomzi Express

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BABALWA NDLANYA

ANofficer of Butterworth Police Station whodied in a suspected hit- and-run car accidentwas laid to rest at his home at Mant-shontshweni Village in Ngqamakhe last Sat-urday March 7

Lt Colonel Mandlenkosi Ndzobongo (55)died in a car accident between Butterworthand Centane on February 19

Ndzobongo was allegedly a passenger in amotor vehicle driven by his friend

On the day of the accident it the two weredriving to Centane along the R409 road be-tween Butterworth and Centane when theirvehicle was involved in an accident nearPlantation Forest ldquoPolice believe that the de-ceased came to the road to look for assistanceand was knocked down by a vehicle as therewere brake marks in the scenerdquo said Ma-natha He said Ndzobongo was found lying

dead next to the road by a patrol van of theCentane police station The patrolling policeofficials also saw the car of his friend a fewmetres from the road The friend was foundnext to his car with minor injuries

ldquoThe cause of the accident is not known asthe car did not collide with another vehicleCentane Police had opened a case of culpablehomiciderdquo said Manatha

Ndzobongo was described as a hard work-ing policemanwho had been stationed at Cen-

tane Sterkspruit Msobomvu Port Elizabeththe SAPSProvincialHeadOffice in Zwelitshaand Butterworth

Among the officials who paid their last re-spect were East London Cluster CommanderMajor General Lungile Nqamqhele Butter-worth Cluster Commander Brigadier MbekoSibhidla Dutywa Station Commander Lieu-tenant Colonel Mziwamadoda Thabatha andButterworth Station Commander Colonel Si-pho Hokwana

Butterworthpoliceofficer laid to rest

Police officers marched while paying their last respects to Lt Colonel Mandlenkosi NdzobongoPHOTO SUPPLIED

Station commanders who attended the funeral of Lt Colonel Mandlenkosi Ndzobongo were (fromleft) East London Cluster Commander Major General Lungile Nqamqhele Butterworth ClusterCommander Brigadier Mbeko Sibhidla Dutywa Station Commander Lieutenant Colonel Mziwamadoshyda Thabatha and Butterworth Station Commander Colonel Sipho Hokwana PHOTOSUPPLIED

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THE Secretary of the Flagstaff Taxi OwnersAssociation Daluxolo Mazukwana said whathappened recently in Flagstaff was not taxi vi-olence but a meremisunderstanding betweenthem and their drivers who decided to blockthe route which they felt was being taken overby the Lusikisiki Taxi Owners Association

His statement follows alleged shootings be-tween the taxi operators and the police whichhad resulted in six people being arrestedThey were later released and the cases

against themhad beenwithdrawnUnlicensedfirearms were confiscated during a road blockin theHlwahlwazi areanearHolyCrossHospi-tal The police had sent these away for ballis-

tics testingMazukwana said the issue of the route that

was being disputedwas still under negotiationbetween the Flagstaff Taxi Owners Associa-tion Lusikisiki Taxi Owners Association andthe Border Association at the Durban rankldquoOur drivers were frustrated seeing the ve-

hicles from Lusikisiki picking up passengersfrom Flagstaff when they were supposed todrop passengers they brought from Lusikis-ikirdquoHe said what madematters worse was that

the police felt threatenedwhen they saw theirarmed security on the scene to protect the as-sociation members They disarmed them be-fore arresting themldquoOur armed security cooperated since they

are trained professionals who are protecting

our association Another person who was ar-rested is not our driver he belongs to ourbrothers of the Uncedo Taxi Owners Associa-tionrdquoAccording to police spokesperson Captain

Mduduzi Godlwana the problem startedwhen hundreds of Flagstaff taxis blocked theroad to Holy Cross at Hlwahlwazi junctionnot allowing the Lusikisiki taxis to gothroughHe the said Public Order Policing were

called to remove the taxis from the road andthat was when the shooting between the po-lice and taxi operators ensuedPolice arrested six people and recovered

five rifles and one unlicensed pistol The fiverifles belonged to the five members of the se-curity company hired by the taxi operators

They were arrested and they appeared inFlagstaff court on MondayThe cases against them had been with-

drawn but the rifles and a gun had been sentfor testing to establish if any of these had beenused in other crimesCaptain Godlwana said members from the

Flagstaff Border Taxi Association startedstoning Lusikisiki taxis in town and manytaxis were damagedOn Friday morning Captain Godlwana was

still at the Flagstaff Police Station trying toestablish how many people had been injuredand to assess the damageAccording to aFlagstaff resident therewere

no taxis in town the following day but onlyprivate vehicles and bakkies tranportingschool children to school

Secretarydenies taxi violence

These were some of the taxis that were used to block the junction at Hlwahlwazi on ThursdayPHOTO SUPPLIED One of the taxis with damaged windows in Flagstaff town PHOTOCHWAYITA BANGANI

BABALWA NDLANYA

NYWARA Home Based Care who is anon- governmental organisation (NGO)from Dutywa donated school uniformsto 45 learners around Dutywa with theaim of supporting children who are lessfortunate

The schools that were fortunate to re-ceive uniforms for vulnerable childrenwere Mtshotshisa Junior SecondarySchool (JSS) Sijadu JSS Mpozolo JSSUpper Nywara JSS Phangilizwi JSSand Ngcingwane JSSThe principal of Mtshotshisa JSS

Lamlile Ntsaluba said they were happyto see their children receiving uni-

forms since they were coming frompoor families who cannot afford to buytheir ownldquoWe are happy about what this NGO

is doing to assist our children becausewe want them to be the same as otherchildrenrdquo said NtsalubaThe Project Manager of Nywara

Home Based care Khuselwa Mnyazisaid they had identified 45 learnersfrom different schoolsldquoWe asked teachers to identify

learners who are less fortunate withthe aim of giving them support by giv-ing them uniformrdquoShe said they wanted to meet the par-

ents half-way since these leaners werecoming from poor homes

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POLICE Officers from Centane Police Sta-tion and other stakeholders hosted a suc-cessful community engagement meeting atKrazukile Senior Secondary School in Mco-thama Village Centane

The aim of the engagement was to comeup with solutions to decrease the high rateof crime in the area which had left communi-ty members devastated

Police Spokesperson Captain Jackson Ma-natha said the village was chosen after astring of rapes and murderers were reportedin this village during December 2014

According to Manatha most victims wereyoung girls and very old women

ldquoSome of the victims were accosted whilethey were drunk on their way home Elderlywomen who were staying alone in theirhomes were also targetedrdquo

Departments and stakeholders who prom-ised to support the community in combat-ting crime include the South African PoliceServices (SAPS) the National ProsecutingAuthority (NPA) Tutuzela Care CentreSafety and Liaison Officials Amathole Dis-trict Municipality Officials Community Po-licing Forum (CPF) and Mnquma Local Mu-nicipality

A Community Policing Forum memberNolitha Charlie said during the communityengagement they heard how people were at-tacked while they were in their own homesConcern was also expressed about the highrate of faction fights in the area

ldquoChildren are accompanied by parentswhen going to school because they are at-tacked by boys We also noticed the high rateof children who are drop outsrdquo said Charlie

She said community members are askingpolice to be visible at all times in the areato deter criminals

Stakeholdersengagewithresidents tocombat crime

People listen attentively during a community engagement meeting at Krazukile Senior Secondary School in Mcothama Village Centane which was held to address crime PHOTOS SUPPLIED


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TB is curable but current efforts to findtreat and cure everyonewho gets ill with thedisease are not sufficient

Of the 9 million people a year who get sickwith TB a third of them are ldquomissedrdquo byhealth systemsMany of these 3 million people live in the

worldrsquos poorest most vulnerable communi-ties or are among marginalized populationssuch as migrant workers refugees and in-ternally displaced persons prisoners indig-enous peoples ethnic minorities and drugusersWHOand the Stop TBPartnership hosted

at WHO are together promoting World TBDay on Tuesday March 24 World TB Dayprovides the opportunity for affected per-sons and the communities in which theylive governments civil society organiza-tions health-care providers and interna-tional partners to call for further action toreach the 3 millionAll partners can help take forward inno-

vative approaches to ensure that everyonesuffering from TB has access to TB diagno-sis treatment and cureThe burden of tuberculosisWorld TB Day is an opportunity to raise

awareness about the burden of tuberculosis(TB) worldwide and the status of TB preven-tion and control effortsTheDay is also an occasion tomobilize po-

litical and social commitment for furtherprogressProgress towards global targets for reduc-

tions in TB cases and deaths in recent yearshasbeen impressiveTBmortalityhas fallen

over 45 worldwide since 1990 and inci-dence is decliningNew TB tools such as rapid diagnostics

are helping transform response to the dis-ease and new life-saving drugs are being in-troduced

But the global burden remains hugeand significant challenges persist

) In 2012 there were an estimated 86 mil-lion new cases of TB and 13 million peopledied from TB

)Over 95of TBdeaths occur in low- andmiddle-income countries Poor communi-ties and vulnerable groups are most affect-ed but this airborne disease is a risk to all

) TB is among the top 3 causes of deathfor women aged 15 to 44

) There were an estimated 500 000 casesand 74 000 deaths among children in 2012

Challenges

) Around 3 million people (equal to 1 in3 people falling ill with TB) are currently be-ing lsquomissedrsquo by health systems

) There is slow progress in tackling mul-ti-drug resistant TB (MDR-TB) 3 out of 4MDR-TB cases still remain without a diag-nosis and around 16 000 MDR-TB cases re-ported toWHO in 2012 were not put on treat-ment

) Provision of antiretroviral therapy(ART) for TB patients known to be livingwith HIV needs to increase to meet WHOrsquosrecommendation that all TB patients livingwith HIV promptly receive ART

Source World Health Organisation -wwwwhoint

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THE Portfolio Committee on Basic Educa-tion had called on parents to become in-volved in the elections of school governingbodies (SGB) which had started on Fridayand continue throughout the month ofMarch

Chairperson for the Committee Noma-lungelo Gina said the governance ofschools is one area where South Africanscannot compromiseldquoThe SGBs are crucial for the smooth

running of schools and the provision of ed-ucation as they ensure accountabilityfrom all stakeholders including educa-torsrdquo said GinaShe said the committee urges parents to

become involved in the elections and notto think of SGB elections as a futile exer-cise for a few individualsMeanwhile the committee had received

a briefing from UMalusi and the Depart-ment of BasicEducation (DBE) on learnersand teachers involved in group copyingduring the 2014 matric exams the scholartransport draft policy and the forthcomingSGB electionsldquoWhile the committee appreciates and

acknowledges the work the DBE is doingand the support it provides to schools inthe lower quintiles it is crucial that thelack of a scholar transport system doesnot jeopardise the good workrdquoThe DBE told the committee that the

provincial departments of transport infive provinces performed the scholartransport function while the provincialDBErsquos provide the service in the otherfourThe committee heard that once the

function has been transferred entirely tothe Department of Transport the DBEwill still be responsible for identifyinglearners that need scholar transport

Parents to play role in SGB selections

BABALWA NDLANYA

APOLICE constable (37) stationed at CentanePolice Station briefly appeared before theButterworth Magistrate court on TuesdayMarch 10 in connection with the murder ofan off duty Police Constable Axolile Nojekwa(28)

Nojekwa was found dead by communitymembers on Saturday March 7 near BethelCollege between Butterworth and CentaneElliot Ndzwayiba was not asked to plead

and his case was postponed for further inves-tigation The two constables were both serv-

ing in the Butterworth ClusterPolice Spokesperson Captain Jackson Ma-

natha confirmed that the deceased was sta-tioned at Butterworth Police StationldquoCommunity members informed the Msob-

omvu SAPS about the discovery of the de-ceasedrsquos body and SAPSmembers attended atthe sceneldquoIt was established that the deceased had

upper and lower body injuries Themotive forthe murder is still under investigationrdquoThe SAPSManagement in theEasternCape

expressed their deepest condolences to thefamily friends and colleagues of ConstableNojekwa

Constable in court over shooting


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Community members and officials from different government departments and municipali-ties of which most were dressed in traditional attire paid their last respects to well-knownand loved uMhlobo Wenene DJ Saba Mbixane at the 2010 Legend Stadium in Mthatha onThursday last week Express reporter Babalwa Ndlanya was there to capture the moment

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Among the gospel artists who graced the memorial Service of DJ Saba Mbixane were from leftBulela Mantambo Bethusile Mcinga and keyboard player Mziwamadoda Duba

PHOTO BABALWA NDLANYA

Also present at the memorial service were Nhanha Mesatywa JubshyJub Maboza and NosiphoMzondi PHOTO BABALWA NDLANYA

The MEC for Sports Recreation Arts and Culture (DJ Pemza) Pemmy Majodina singing alongduring a performance by gospel artist Bethusile Mcinga PHOTO BABALWA NDLANYA

Rev Thembeka MaxambelashyBobe from African Reformed Church in Southern Africa (Afrika) andPastor Nokuzola Kela from the Methodist Church of Southern Africa dancing at Mthatha Stadium

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Ok sithi sisaqala sisika amaqatha amaba-lwa kufike omnye umfo wasebulalini siqondeukuba sincedakele simcele asijoyine

Hayi uyabetha la mfo futhi u-worse kuleimhlophe qhwa

Wakhe wambona umntu otya inyama dekuhambe umzimba kuwe kubengathi uzaku-ginyelwa nguwe

Ingakugulisi ke bhuti or sikubone uncuncaendlwini encane Enkosi magogo

Men can see things differently

Men of this country if this remark mayhurt ndash if not upset you ndash please forgive us Un-fortunately God sent us toExpress-land to con-vey everything that is happening in front ofus Niyarhala kakhulu kwaye anoneli Kwa-mnandi lokho koosisi Last week we were atthe case of Melice Jacobs a woman who is ac-cused of murdering infants and keeping themin a refrigerator in New Brighton eUTA

And that incident shocked everybody andprompted many people to go to court to seethis woman ldquonine-ninerdquo

Whilst others rebuke her of her deeds to theinnocent souls three men who were on thesame seat with the gossip team in the court-room were seeing otherwise

They were praising her beauty not consid-ering what other community members wereseeing in the woman They were crazy the

way she is structured OW AmandodaThe other one stressed that he would look

for her because he wants to marry her or togive her the love she deserves

As evidence stated clearly Melice was en-during an abusive relationship from her lateboyfriend in all these years

Eyi ivakele isithi ldquoHow can you harm sucha beautiful angel instead of giving her whatshe deservesrdquo Hayi umfana kuti he was inlove of the woman Hoping that he will meether any time soon because the court grantedher bail

He has a PPF now

Kuyakwalijiki nokugxekwa ngumgosi Jainjalo because we donrsquot want to see our futuregeneration ruined in front of us by alcoholWhorsquos gonna lead this country Yintoni kethethani

First of all letrsquos give you the full name PPFstands for Professional Phuza Face which de-velops in those who are heavy drinkers whostart from Monday to another Monday with-out food in their stomachs Okay now siya-yikena daai ding

Come closer ke to hear the story There isa guy who is white in complexion anywaykuyasho ukuthi the guy is handsome if he isnot cute emacherrien ayo or to those who ap-preciate i-nature naba-crossser i-floor

Every time you will find his car parked es-hebeen

Da man can drinkBut recently we realised that he was devel-

oping a PPF and develops fast in people whoare white in complexion

Boetie stop it before umoshakale kuba sow-ubonakala ngoku nasemntwini ongakwaziyoukuba uyindla-manzi

Hoping that uvile

Ayimalini amanzi

Wakhe weva ube kwi meeting la kukhonaumntu ozakunivuthela ngevumba le khwa-pha or isihlangu

Apho uphela ungasakwazi noku-payer i-at-tention kuloo meeting kuba impumlo iva elivumba

Besikwenye i-meeting eMqanduli apho be-sifuthwe ngomnye umfana osemncinane asa-zi nokuba likhwapha or zizihlangu kodwa njesikhona isankqanga ebesisuka kuye

Mfethu xa usiya ebantwini yenza sure uku-ba uziqholile isihlangu sakho si-clean sifak-we nekawusi e-eclean usiphathe kakubikwintlanganiso ebaluleke kangaka kuba si-phazanyiswa le livumba lakho

Come on man Asiyeke inje siyabuya kwiv-eki ezayo uzova ngathi ubaselwe kanti sow-usitsha

Baaaaaiii sinithanda nonke emakhaya

Hayiukutya inyamangalandlela

Gospel singer advises othersingers to listen toGod

Gospel singer Zoliswa Nongogo perfoming at theMsobomvu Hall in Butterworth

PHOTO ANELE RAZIYA

BABALWA NDLANYA

A GOSPEL singer fromZazulwana Township inButterworth who wonthe Best Song of the YearAward at the MnqumaGospel Awards advisedpeople who want to singGospel to listen to God sothat they could followtheir calling

Zoliswa Nongogo saidshe took time to preachthe word of God by sing-ing Gospel since shewanted to do exactly whatGod had called her for ldquoIstarted singing when Iwas still young Mybrothers owned an accor-dian and guitar Theyused to ask me to sing anddance but at that time Idid not know that Godhad anointed me to singGospel in order to healpeople with brokenhearts and those who arehopelessrdquo said Nongogo

Talking to Express shesaid she released her firstalbum Hozani in 2011This album consists of 10songs She said she is aborn-again Christian

She started singing gos-pel from a young agesince she was from aChristian family

ldquoI will never stop wor-shipping God and preach-ing His word until I dieThis is my calling so Ihave to obey and followwhat God had put in myheartrdquo

8 SportMarch 19 2015Isolomzi Express


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THE OR Tambo District municipality ison a mission to develop sport throughoutthe region by ensuring that the playersand clubs are fully equipped in order forthem to reach the national standard

Last Sunday the municipality in part-nership with the South African FootballAssociation (Safa) handed over sportequipment to under 17 players of all fivelocal municipalities that fall under theOR Tambo District Municipality name-ly Mhlontlo Nyandeni Port St JohnsIngquza Hill and King Sabatha Dalindye-bo municipalities the event was held atthe Malizo Mpehle Hospital hall inMhlontlo municipality

The sport equipment includes soccerkits nets soccer boots and soccer ballsThe campaign is the brainchild of the de-

ship to work together with Safa OR Tam-bo to develop young players like the un-der 17s

ldquoWe are not only looking at soccer andwill also be targeting the Cinderellacodes to ensure that they also benefit

ldquoFor instance ndash last year we were deal-ing with boxing and this year it is soccerand other codes will follow

ldquoIt is our main mission as OR Tamboto instil discipline amongst the playerswho come from this region

SAFA OR Tambo President XolileNkompela stressed his gratitude to-wards Mlamli for showing an interest indeveloping sport

He said it is the main mission of theOR Tambo to retain its respect in footballas it was regarded as the home of footballduring the days of Mtata Bush Bucks

Nkompela said they wanted to inviteSafa president Danny Jordaan to the

OR Tambo tournament as well as the na-tional coach Shakes Mashaba and coach-es of the national development side to seeif they cannot pick up some players fromthis region

He said they are also expected to pro-vide some assistance to this region onwhat they can do to develop sport andretain the dignity of this region with re-gard to football

He stressed that his focus is to exposethe talent even in deeply remote areas ofthis region

Among the stakeholders who gracedthe event were representatives of theEastern Cape Sport Council Departmentof Sport Recreation Arts and Cultureand from each local municipality

Meanwhile the OR Tambo under 17team has been selected to represent thisregion in the Easter tournament thatwould be hosted by Buffalo City

Municipality equips sport teams for success

partment ofcommunityservice in theOR Tambomunicipality

The munici-pality hasspent aboutR250 000 to en-sure this ini-tiative be-comes a reali-ty and asuccess ThePortfoliohead of Com-munity Ser-vice Siya-kholwaMlamli saidthere is a needto work withfederationstogether withthe munici-pality to de-velop sportThatrsquos whythey forgedthis partner-

ATTENTION all sport clubs and organi-sations Please email sport storiesandor results to gregnotame-

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Submit infoonyour sport eventsand results

ANELE RAZIYA

LOG leaders Mthatha Bucks FC bounced backover ther weekend in the ABC MotsepeLeague when they punished Angavu Stars FCby 6-3 at the Rotary Stadium in Mthatha

Mthatha Bucks FC suffered their first de-feat of the season last week when they werebeaten by Zimbane Killers 1-0 during theMthatha derby

At Msobomvu Stadium near Butterwortha highly anticipated friendly between Butter-

worth All Stars and Golden Arrows to pre-pare them for their next league fixture wasplayed in the Butterworth Football Associa-tion League for under 19 teams from Butter-worth

The purpose of the friendly game was togive players a run and test their fitness levels

Despite it being a friendly the players gavetheir all and played as if they were lookingto get maximum points

Both sides showed that they can play quali-ty football with excellent passing skills dis-played during the entire match

All Stars were very sharp and effectivewhen they handled the ball going forward

They were connecting beautiful passesfrom the backline all the way to the front with-out any interruption from opponents

They controlled the ball possession in thefirst half and as a result they managed to scoreone goal During the second half they scoredthree beautiful goals

Golden Arrowsrsquo goalkeeper ensured withexcellent saves that more goals were notscored

Golden Arrows tried to get the consolation

goal but All Stars defenders and goalkeeperwere equal to the task and showed good fight-ing spirit at the back

The full time score was 4-0ABC Motsepe league weekend resultsHighbury 2 vs SUBS 1

Cacadu UTD 1 vs FC Buffalo 2La liga 1 vs Zimbane Killers 1Mthatha Bucks 6 vs Angavu Stars 3Morning Stars 1 vs Real City 0FC Elliot 1 vs JB Milan 2 Tembu Royals played against Mthatha

City yesterday March 18 The score was notavailable at time of going to print

MthathaBucksbounceback

Golden Arrows (in black) striker was denied ascoring opportunity by the Butterworth All Starsgoalkeeper who reached the ball firstPHOTO ANELE RAZIYA

Butterworth All Stars passing the ball around at Msobomvu groundPHOTO ANELE RAZIYA


MW260Q-190315-TE-ebkmwa-kfc

BABALWA NDLANYA

ANofficer of Butterworth Police Station whodied in a suspected hit- and-run car accidentwas laid to rest at his home at Mant-shontshweni Village in Ngqamakhe last Sat-urday March 7

Lt Colonel Mandlenkosi Ndzobongo (55)died in a car accident between Butterworthand Centane on February 19

Ndzobongo was allegedly a passenger in amotor vehicle driven by his friend

On the day of the accident it the two weredriving to Centane along the R409 road be-tween Butterworth and Centane when theirvehicle was involved in an accident nearPlantation Forest ldquoPolice believe that the de-ceased came to the road to look for assistanceand was knocked down by a vehicle as therewere brake marks in the scenerdquo said Ma-natha He said Ndzobongo was found lying

dead next to the road by a patrol van of theCentane police station The patrolling policeofficials also saw the car of his friend a fewmetres from the road The friend was foundnext to his car with minor injuries

ldquoThe cause of the accident is not known asthe car did not collide with another vehicleCentane Police had opened a case of culpablehomiciderdquo said Manatha

Ndzobongo was described as a hard work-ing policemanwho had been stationed at Cen-

tane Sterkspruit Msobomvu Port Elizabeththe SAPSProvincialHeadOffice in Zwelitshaand Butterworth

Among the officials who paid their last re-spect were East London Cluster CommanderMajor General Lungile Nqamqhele Butter-worth Cluster Commander Brigadier MbekoSibhidla Dutywa Station Commander Lieu-tenant Colonel Mziwamadoda Thabatha andButterworth Station Commander Colonel Si-pho Hokwana

Butterworthpoliceofficer laid to rest

Police officers marched while paying their last respects to Lt Colonel Mandlenkosi NdzobongoPHOTO SUPPLIED

Station commanders who attended the funeral of Lt Colonel Mandlenkosi Ndzobongo were (fromleft) East London Cluster Commander Major General Lungile Nqamqhele Butterworth ClusterCommander Brigadier Mbeko Sibhidla Dutywa Station Commander Lieutenant Colonel Mziwamadoshyda Thabatha and Butterworth Station Commander Colonel Sipho Hokwana PHOTOSUPPLIED

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