Mthatha Express 15 October 2015

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STREET cleaners in Elliot are up inarms after having to work withoutpayment for three months. Thecleaners, who work for a companycalled Silver Stars and are all from

the areas surrounding Ugie, say they havenot been paid since June.

The 100 workers also say the managementof the company, which is based in Queens-town, is no longer answering their telephone

calls after promising to deposit the owedmon-ey into their accounts.

“We have been phoning them to inquireabout our money, but they are playing hideand seek,” one of the workers, Nosipho Fak-entweni, said.

“It is really affecting us because we do haveresponsibilities and our children are atschool.

“If we don’t get paid at work, how are wegoing to pay their fees at school?

“Our landlords are also fighting with usover our rent even though we are faced with

this problem. But they are right because noonewill allowyou to stayonhis orherpremis-es without paying rent.”

She said they were still cleaning the town-ship even though theywere not being paid be-cause they hoped that one day they would bepaid their money.

On Wednesday, (October 7) the workerstook to the streets in Ugie and addressed theirconcerns to the mayor of Sakhisizwe.

A woman who is in a managerial positionin the company, named Fezeka but who re-fused to give her surname, said she had no

comment about the matter, stating it was be-yondher control because theworkershad tak-en it to the Office of the Presidency.

“Yes you are right if you say I’m one of themanagers of the company, so I cannot answeranything. That’s right,” she said, puttingdown the phone.

Fakentweni confirmed they had written tothe office of the presidency, but said they hadnot yet received a response.

Attempts to get theOffice of the Presidency,as well as the mayor of Sakhisizwe, to com-ment on the matter were fruitless.

Cleaners fumeoverworkingwithoutpay

Pupils roll upPupils roll uptheir sleevestheir sleevesfor thefor theenvironmentenvironment

Pupils and teachers ofQumbu Village JuniorSecondary School recentlyspent an entire daycleaning up the banks ofthe Mzeke River. This wasdone as part of the Wildlifeand Environment Society ofSouth Africa’s Ecoschoolsprogramme aimed atencouraging schools toimprove their environmentalmanagement. Read the fullstory on page 4. INSERT:This carcass of a goat wasfound by the pupils on theriver bank.

PHOTO: SIM MDLEDLE

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UMKOMISHINALA wamapolisa kwiPhondoleMpuma Kapa u-Lieutenant-General CeliweBinta uvakalise ukuxheleka umphefumlo ku-kuqubhakwamalunguenkonzoyesipolisaety-waleni ingakumbi ootata. Uthe into embindakakhulu kukuba emva kokuba umntu ezit-shize kanobomngotywala uthatha izigqibo ez-ingatshongo khona.

“Siyazi amalungu ethu anoxanduva olun-inzi lweentsaphoezinkulunezininzikananjalokodwaibeimali ingekhonto leyoithi ikhokele-leekubeniumntuathathe izingqiboezingalun-ganga. Uthe okuqubha etywaleni kwamalun-gu abo kuthi kukhokelele ezintweni ezininziezifana nokuzibulala okanye umntu abulaleumlingane wakhe nosapho maxa wambi.Lo kaBinta ukuthethe oku ngelixa endwen-

dwele kwidolophu yaseMthatha kwiveki esi-sukakuyo.Uqhubewathingathiamalunguen-konzo yesipolisa angathanda ukuzisondezaecaweni kunasezikroxweni kuba loo nto in-gathi ibe sisisombululo kwiingxaki abajon-gene nazo. “Kubalulekile futhi ukuba umntuayithethe ingxaki yakhe kuba izolo soze lifanenenamhlanje”, utshilo.

Uthe okuzityintya kanobom ngotywala ku-thikwandisa iingxakiumntuebejongenenazodeagqibe ekubeni enze into engalungangaku-ba ethundezwabutywala. Ubhenele kwiicawaukuba zibeke amalunguwabo emithandazwe-ni ukuze ahlukane neli shwangusha lithi li-chaphazele iimpilo zawo kwakunye neentsa-pho.Ethetha oku nje uBinta umhlokolokazi

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ibe izibeka ethubeni lokuba ifumane isambasemalieyiR5. 8millionyomonzakalokumpha-thiswa wamapolisa.

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UmKomishinala wamapolisa eMpuma Koloniunjengele Celiwe Binta ngelixa ebongozaamapolisa ukuba ahlukane negqabi likalonji.PHOTO:SIM MDLEDLE

WALTER Sisulu University (WSU) celebratedits students’ hard work and dedication byawarding 734 degrees, diplomas and certifi-cates todeservedgraduandsduring the institu-tion’s 2015 September graduation ceremony atthe Mthatha campus.An overwhelming majority of 418 women

were capped, 321 men received the honours,and 31 of the total graduated cum laude.A total of nine PhDs, 25master’s and 39 hon-

ours degrees were awarded.SixofthePhDswereconferreduponstudents

in theuniversity’s educational sciences facultyand the health sciences faculty received thethree remaining accolades.In May, WSU had a total of 4 534 graduands

and seven doctoral degrees.The total number of WSU graduates for this

year is therefore 5 273, with the total numberof doctoral degrees conferred standing at 16.This was a good number of doctoral degrees

comparedwith previous years, despite the factthat theuniversitywasan institution in transi-tion, where doctoral degrees/PhDs were onlyoffered in education and health sciences, theuniversity said.The university also announced that the De-

partment of Higher Education and Traininghad just approved the offering of doctoral de-grees in natural sciences at the institution.“The university is to make a submission to

the Higher Education Qualifications Commit-tee and then to the South African Qualifica-tionsAuthority forregistrationof thequalifica-tion,” the university said in a statement.“So, thoseof youwhowant todoPhDs innat-

ural sciences at WSU, the opportunity for thatis coming soon.“Watch this space. This production trend

will definitely improve the financial situationat WSU in the years to come.” – REPORTER

WSUhonoursmore than700graduands

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ABATHEMBUKing Buyelekhaya Dalindye-bo’s son, Azenathi (23), is the right personto take over the kingship if his father goesto jail, the king’s aunt claims.

NongenileMadlaminiNyoka is the young-er sister of Buyelekhaya’s mother and shewas present during the initial stages of Buy-elekhaya and No-College’s marriage.No-College is the mother of Prince Azena-

thi who is fromNgqamakhwe and is a judge.Nyoka said there was no question about

Azenathi’s birth and he was the right manto take over his father’s reins as he was hisrightful son, whom Dalindyebo got in mar-riage (ngumntwana wokhukho).Nyoka was responding to the anti-Dal-

indyebo camp, which disputed Azenathi’sclaim to take over the kingship, stating that

his birth status was questionable and theywanted to check rigorously if he was not con-ceived by his mother before marriage.The group, who call themselves the Ngan-

gelizweRoyal Family, dismissed thenomina-tion of Azenathi as the next AbaThembuking.At a meeting last Sunday (October 11) at

Bumbane Great Place, AmaDlomo agreedthat Azenathi should take over if his fatherfailed in his battle in the ConstitutionalCourt to avoid serving 12 years in jail.Despite that pronouncement, the Ngengel-

izwe Royal Family maintained that it was itwhich had a full mandate to debate, amongother things, tradition and customs associat-ed with the kingdom of AbaThembu, includ-ing succession.Nyoka said they could argue about other

things, but Azenathi becoming his father’ssuccessor was the right thing.

“All the Dlomos know that even those whoare trying to dispute the issue of the kingshipknow the truth and custom cannot change.Azenathi is the person to take the throne.”She said Azenathi’s mother had been wel-

comed by AmaDlomo as a wife of theirs andshe had never come there pregnant. She hadbecome pregnant when she was already thewife of Buyelekhaya.“She carried the spear of welcoming in the

royal house and all the necessary measurestook place to welcome her home and Azena-thi was born,” Nyoka said.King Buyelekhaya Dalindyebo’s fate will

depend on the decision of the ConstitutionalCourt following the judgment of the SupremeCourt of Appeal which gave him 12 years’ im-prisonment for crimes including arson, as-sault with intent to cause grievous bodilyharm, culpable homicide and defeating theends of justice.

‘Azenathi is eligible tobeking’

NoCollege Dalindyebo and her son, PrinceAzenathi Dalindyebo, in jovial mood. Azenathiis expected to take over the kingdom ofAbaThembu. PHOTO: SIM MDLEDLE

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IN an attempt to end the senseless killing ofpolice officers, the police in the Mthatha clus-ter conducted a prayer service at the Multi-Purpose Centre in Ngangelizwe last Thurs-day.

The police were joined in the prayer serviceby various faith organisations, which ap-pealed to God to send His holy spirit so thatthe killing of police officers would come to anend.

The prayer was a response to last year’s sta-tistics on police killings, which showed that 63officers nationwide had been killed on duty.Of those 63, 12 occurred in the Eastern Cape.

King Sabatha Dalindyebo mayor Nonkoliso

Ngqongwa was among the dignitaries who at-tended the event.

In her address, Ngqongwa said the whole na-tion needed to talk to God to stop the senselesskilling of police officers throughout the coun-try because they were the protectors of socie-ty.

She sent words of condolence to the familiesof the victims, saying their blood would waterthe freedom from crime which was comingsoon. “Like it or not, we cannot hand over thiscountry to the criminals. The communitiesneed to work with the police in reporting thecriminals among them.

“We need to support them because the hopesof our society are on their shoulders,” Ngqong-wa said.

Provincial commissioner Lieutenant-Gen-

eral Celiwe Binta said that by conducting suchcampaigns they were trying to mobilise com-munities to join hands in the fight against po-lice killings.

She said the Eastern Cape was big, but thepolice were trying their level best to reducecrime throughout the province.

“For instance, recently in crime reductionstatistics we were number two,” Binta said.

She revealed that they had established strat-egies to train their members to use the toolsthey had available to protect themselves.

Binta agreed that some police officers disap-pointed them because they also became in-volved in criminal activities.

“We don’t smile for such officers. They willharvest the results of being involved in crimi-nality,” she said.

Prayer to stopkillingofpoliceofficers

Members of the SAPS during the prayer service in Ngangelizwe, Mthatha. PHOTO: SIM MDLEDLE

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LIZINIKELEngokwalokwiziko lamapolisa ity-endyana elirhaneleka ngokuhlaba ze libulaleisinqanda-mathe salo kuba sisirhanela ngoku-basiyajola.Esisiganekosenzekekwindawoya-seAuckland kwidolophu yaseDutywa.

Osisithethi samapolisa uCaptain JacksonManatha usingqinile esi siganeko watsho esi-thi, ngobusuku besiganeko ezi zithandani bezisendleleni egodukayo ngelixa indoda le isibuzangokujola kwaso isinqanda-mathe esi.

“Emva koko kuthiwe uye warhola imela zewasihlaba kulo mzimba ungasentla. Umfiuzamile ukubalekela kumzi okufutshane nala-pho afike khona waquleka kwaba kukuswele-ka kwakhe,”kubeka uManatha.

Woleke ngelithi, ukuza kuthi ga ngoku iga-malikamfibelingekathiwapahahakubazinge-kaziswa zonke izihlobo zakhe. Kulindelekeukuba umrhanelwa lo avele phambi kwe-Nkundla yamatyala kunge kudala.

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IN an attempt to improve environmentalmanagement, the Wildlife and EnvironmentSociety of South Africa (Wessa) has forged apartnership with schools throughout SouthAfrica with the introduction of a programmecalled Wessa Eco-Schools.

The aim of the programme was to encour-age schools to improve their environmentalmanagement, said Andiswa Mbanjwa ofWessa. This message was expected to spreadto the surrounding communities and get peo-ple really “caring for the earth”.

Wessa worked recently with Qumbu Vil-lage Junior Secondary School teachers andpupils to clean up the Mzeke River.

The river has been neglected by the commu-nity and as a result the water is no longer con-sumable.

Wessa, teachers and pupils spent an entireday cleaning the river banks, finding aban-doned animal carcasses and many other-things that were dirtying the environmentand spoiling the beauty of the river.

The provincial Department of Water andSanitation contributed plastic bags, glovesand rakes. Teacher Nombulelo Lokhwe saidthe river’s poor state was due to the lack of

a proper refuse collection strategy and the ab-sence of public toilets.

She questioned the Mhlontlo municipalityabout its support in this matter.

“The municipality needs to take an activerole, by building public toilets or perhaps afence around the river,” she suggested.

She expressed gratitude to Wessa and all in-volved in the initiative.

“There should more programmes like thisuntil the whole of society gets its hands dirtyin cleaning the environment.”

She said the pupils had learnt a lot in thisinitiative and the importance of caring for theenvironment would remain in their minds.

Mission to care for theenvironment

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AMAXHOSA King Zwelonke Sigcausays he is not happy about how he istreated by the government.

Sigcau gave voice to his pain duringthe visit of National Assembly speakerBaleka Mbete at Nqadu Great Place inWillowvale recently.

He said his area was rich in titaniumand granite and they wanted these tobe processed in their area to create jobopportunities for their children.

“One of the things that you must notforget is education because there is noone who can take away your educationqualifications,” Sigcau said.

“That is why we always want thebest education for our children.”

He said President Jacob Zuma mustappoint someone to speak with himwhen he had problems because itseemed that the Department of LocalGovernment and Traditional Affairswas not treating him in a good way.

He said that when he was invited tovisit kings in other provinces, the de-partment always told him there was nomoney to book flights and accommoda-tion for him.

Sigcau said the government muststop appointing just anyone to be theMEC for the Department of Local Gov-ernment and Traditional Affairs.

According to Sigcau, the MEC mustbe chosen from among the traditionalleaders because they knew about tradi-tional affairs.

“You just appoint any person youlike to be the leader of Traditional Af-fairs, even if he or she knows nothingabout our issues and how we work,and this is killing this department,”Sigcau said.

Amaxhosa kingcomplains abouthow he is treated

Amaxhosa King Zwelonke Sigcau is nothappy about how he is treated by thegovernment. PHOTO:YANGA SOJI

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PARENTS of autistic children have called onthe Department of Education to build a schoolin Mthatha to accommodate their children asat present they have to travel long distances tofind such schools.

Autisticpupilsareeasilydistractedandneedspecial classes, with one-on-one teaching.

The only government school of this type inthe Eastern Cape is the Quest Special Schoolin Port Elizabeth.

Nomaza Nkohla, the leader of the OR TamboAutism Spectrum Disorder task team, said theabsence of a school for the autistic in Mthathawas badly affecting children in the area whohad this disorder.

She said the Quest school in Port Elizabethwas always full, which resulted in a long wait-ing list and diminished the chances of autisticchildren getting a decent education.

She said the school in Port Elizabeth neededpeople who could afford to go there, but thosein the rural towns of Transkei found it difficultto send their children there because of the dis-tance and cost.

Nkohla said they had held meetings with thedepartment and raised the matter.

“We need a government school that will ac-commodate advantaged and disadvantagedchildren who have autism throughout theTranskei.

“And it must have a boarding facility so thatsuch children do not have to travel when theyattend school.

“We would love the school to have an occu-pational therapist, dietitian and speech thera-pist,” she said.

Nkohla called on all parents with autisticchildren to come forward and join the battleto get the school.

“We need to ascertain the number of parentswho have such children and submit it to thedepartment in an endeavour to make our pro-posal strong,” she said.

Bandlakazi Bambeni of Mthatha was thefirst parent to write a letter to the national De-partment of Education appealing to it to builda school in the area.

Bambeni mentioned the distances she had totravel to look for a school in Port Elizabeth forher eight-year-old child.

“Yes there are private schools, but they are

very expensive, about R3 200 a month, and theyare not in Umtata but in East London. Thatmoney is too much, especially for a single par-ent and unemployed person like me”, she said.Express is in possession of e-mails in which

Bambeni communicated with the national De-partment of Education. She was referred to theprovincial department.

Parents call forautismschool

Nomaza Nkohla has called for a school forautistic children in Mthatha. PHOTO:SIM MDLEDLE

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A MAN who allegedly murdered thegranny of his child and attempted to killhis girlfriend has handed himself over tothe police in Msobomvu.

He has been charged with murder andwill appear before the Butterworth Mag-istrate’s Court.

It is alleged that the man ignored a pro-

tection order preventing him from enter-ing the shack of his girlfriend, the moth-er of his child, at the Zizamele informalsettlement in Butterworth.

The suspect allegedly went to the shackand demanded to take his child.

When the granny (55) tried to chasehim away, he allegedly murdered her andalso tried to murder her daughter (25).

Police spokesperson Captain JacksonManatha said the suspect had drawn his

knife and repeatedly stabbed the granny.“She died instantly and he then

stabbed his girlfriend. She shouted forhelp and he ran away before communitymembers arrived. The child was nothurt,” Manatha said.

He said Butterworth cluster command-er Brigadier Stanley Sibidla had con-demned the senseless murder and at-tempted killing of the defenseless wom-en.

Grannymurder suspect hands himself over to police


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AMAN (21) has beenarrested in connec-tion with the rape ofa mentally disabledwoman (35) in Khon-qeni locality, Xhon-gorha administrativearea, Mthatha.

The man was ar-rested at his homelast Saturday (Octo-ber 10).Police spokesper-

son Lieutenant Colo-nel Mzukisi Fatyelasaid the woman hadbeen raped on thenight of October 7while she was sleep-ing in her room.Themanhad force-

fully entered herhouse while she wassleeping alone andraped her.“The victim knew

the suspect and laterrevealed his identityto thepolice,”Fatyelasaid.“The police traced

himandhewasfoundsleeping at his homeand was arrested.The man is expect-

ed to appear beforethe Bityi PeriodicalCourt soon.Meanwhile a 37-

year-old man hasbeen arrested follow-ing the death of a 31-year-old man whowas stabbed to deathduring a quarrel.The incident took

place last Sunday intheXhwili location inMthatha.After the incident

the suspect ranaway,but following thor-ough investigationby the police themanwas arrested at theweekend.He is behind bars

awaiting a date to ap-pear before court.

Manarrestedafterrapeofmentallydisabledwoman


BABALWANDLANYA

BATHABILE Pike-la from theNdabak-azi locality in But-terworth is readyto spread the wordof God with his gos-pel singing.

Pikela, who useshis voice to healbroken hearts, hasjust released hissecond CD, titledBhala Paulos.He is a member of

the Uniting Presbe-terian Church inSouth Africa (Ir-habe).“I grew up in a

Christian homeand that is why Iended up singinggospel,” he said.“My CD consists

of 16 tracks andthere is a bonustrack called Jeremi-ya Masigoduke.”He said his music

was traditional andspeaks to all peo-ple.He has won three

traditional gospelawards.He said he had

worked on his sec-ond album withproducer SosoMdingi and his en-gineer was KamvaMcinga, the son ofgospel artist Lu-sanda Mcinga.Giving a word of

advice to the youth,Pikela said it wasimportant thatthey make choicesthat would pave theway to a better lifefor them.He said alcohol

and drugs weredangerous so theyshould stay awayfrom them becausethey would destroytheir future.

GospelartistspreadsthewordofGod

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There is light at the end of the tunnelYou know what, when you see someone

who looks like he or she is seized by alcoholor wrong practices in this world, don’t throwin the towel over that particular person. It’sjust that God is still paving his or her wayif not moulding his or her part.There are people out there who are regard-

ed as useless, but later on you will see suchpeople againmoving forward in life, their ap-pearance total changed.We had the astonishment of our lives re-

cently when we met a woman who used todrink as if there was no tomorrow.

She had a professional Phuza Face, be-causewayengathi ulala khona avukele kubo.Now she is a decent woman and she is mar-ried to a very handsome guy who met her inthesemnandi places. Uyabona ke ukuba kuy-abhaqeka nakwezi ndawo nangona nje aban-inzi bengazi thandi ncam.Jonga ngoku u-sisters ufumene umyeni.

Inene umntu xa engakafumani umntu wak-he kuye kungathi akasoze amfumane and ab-eyinto nje nawe ozixelela ukuba soze itshint-

she. Siyakubelelelawethu ntombi, uwugcineumendo wakho kuba unqabile and ke kuthi-wa emendweni kuyanyanyezelwa. Obvious-ly, uyivile intlupheko yaphaya etywaleni ne-kulapho uzibona sele unendoda ekumark(leyo) nokuba ubungafuni ndoda umoshe njengokusela utywala bayo ekuthingileyo.

Asidingi kwazi imbali yenuBafethu everybody in thisExpress landhas

his or her own secrets, which we don’t wantto hear about.Kusikhathaze kakhulu okuthethwe ngom-

nye umjita kwi-vrou yomnye umjita nekuca-ca ukuba babehambisana ngexesha lobutshababo mara ngoku akuthethi ukuthi maka-hambe esima ngaye apha ebantwini ukubawayenjani ngelixa babesathandana.Loo nto leyomfethu ibifunawena nentlizi-

yo yakho ungabe uhamba uthetha ngo-vrouwenye i-outie. Even nalo wakho zikhona iz-into awazenzayo namanye amadoda ebun-tombini bakhe mara abahambi bethethangaye. Loo nto yaziwa ngabo neentliziyo za-bo. Uvile ke boet? Asiyithandanga daai ding.

Danger of faking GodYou can blind us in this Express land but

you will never blind God above. Why boys?It’s just that there are people who act in

front of our eyes as living pure lives but be-hind the scenes they are Satan uqobo lwak-he.You can even blind the people by wearing

a nice church uniform if not a suit and carry-ing a very advanced Bible with the word ofGod, but if ukholo is not in your heart or ifit is not a calling you are just playing andGod will reveal that. Okay, here is a story.There was a guy whom we lived with at

Khwezi township in UTA a couple of yearsago. Actually he was a yard-mate.The guy claimed he had been saved and he

prayed about half of the night - even the mid-dle of the night.Okay, we had no problem with that even

though his action was a bit tormenting be-cause he always disturbed us in our slumber.But ke nothing esasingayenza the guy wasaccepted the calling and ethetha nenkosiyakhe. Every weekend he was not in UTA,

stating that he was going to spread the wordof God in other places particularly Idutywa.Okay son of God. You remember we said Godwill reveal if your ways are not as we seewhen you are in front of us.In January we met the man again pushing

the word of God very strongly in UTA.As you know we travel a lot and sithanda

ubumnandi.We took a journey to Idutywa where he

used to visit, stating that he had a lot of fol-lowers there. OW!Siya eclubini ke thina xa sifika endaweni

nekulapho sifumana khona iindaba. Sihlelisibetha okuncane wangena in this clubu-pastor as we normally used to call him.He was with beauties of the soil in jeans

and miniskirts and he looked like sefikileapha kwinyembezi zikaVictoria kuba ebese-thethela phezulu ephatha kunqabula aphin-de aphathe izinqa zaba sisi.Wadlala pastor! We asked to the woman

next to us ukuba liyamazi na. Lavele lasikha-thalisa, xa lisithi linxila lalapha eli, qha lih-lala eMthatha. HOW! Kanti unjanji?

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SIMBONGILE MDLEDLE

THE two boys who call themselves the GhettoColleagues, from Qweqwe locality in Mthatha,are among the nominees for the newly estab-lished Eastern Cape Music Awards (Ecmas)which takeplaceonSaturday,October17, at theEast London Multi-Purpose Centre.

Thetwopassionateyoungsters areSimphiweNomgcana andBonganiManengelawhomet atthe ZamukulungisaHigh inQweqwe. They sawthat they each had talent when they were pre-paring for a beauty pageant at the school andthen joined hands.They established the kwaito group called

Ghetto Colleagueswhich keeps kwaito enthusi-asts on their toeswhenever theyperform.Since

the inception of the group in 2005 theyhavedaz-zled Mthatha audiences with their silky danc-ing skills.Simphiwe said it was a great honour to be

nominated for the Ecmas awards and that waswhy they were appealing to people to vote forthem.“Ït isourintentiontokeeptheflagof this town

high, but to do thatwewill need our supportersandpeople throughout theEasternCape to vote

for us,” he said. The group has already re-leased two albums, including their red-hottrack calledTea Time, and they are preparingthe next album.They were nominated for Best Kwaito

group. To vote, sms ECMAS best kwaito ghet-to-colleagues to sms line 33459.Artists that have been nominated include

Zahara (Country Girl) and Nathi (Nomvula)with their new albums.The artists who are going to perform at the

awardsareNathi,Zahara,VusiNova, Ifani,Mo-biDixon, Berita, Yves, RobieMalinga, Siphoka-zi, Kholeka, Bethusile Mcinga, EndumisweniGospel Group, Buthovuthela, Mavi M, Zoe Da-ka,Navada,DJBino,AmaweleKa-Mamtshawe,Sinomusa Cultural Group aswell as Ecmas hiphop and gospel ensembles.

Mthathakwaito starsneedyourvoteSimphiwe Nomcganais one of the GhettoColleagues who areamong the EC MusicAwards nominees.PHOTO:SIM MDLEDLE

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Lo mdlalo ugaleleka kanye ngexeshaiBucks iphantsi koxinizelelo olulunguman-galiso ngenxeni yokuba iyivule kakubi ka-khulu isizini yeNFD League. Eli qela lase-

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pela veki: Morning Stars 2 vs 3 Matta Milan,FC Buffalo 1 vs 2 Zimbane Killers, YoungIdeas 0 vs 0 Future Tigers, FC Bees 3 vs 3SUBS, Mthatha City 3 vs 1 Lion City, FC Elli-ot 1 vs 1 Tornado kunye neHighbury 1 vs 0Emperors.

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ANELE RAZIYA

IVENKILE ethengisa izixhobo zokwakhakwidolophu yaseDutywa, uBuild it ku-lindeleke ukuba ibambe itumente ye-bhola ekhatywayo yabaneminyaka enga-phantsi kweshumi elinesithathungomhla wamashumi mabini anesitha-thu kule nyanga kwibala iNgumbela Sta-dium kwakule dolophu.

Kule midlalo kuthiwa onke amaqela

asekuhlaleni amkelekile ukuba athatheinxaxheba kuyo nanjengoko injongo ya-yo ikukukhuthaza ulutsha kwezemidla-lo.Iqela elifuna ukuba yinxalenye yale

midlalo malibhalise kule venkile enga-kafiki umhla washumi amabini anesi-thathu kule nyanga imiyo.Kule midlalo kuyalelwa ukuba iqela

ngalinye kufuneka lize nabadlali aba-lishumi elinesihlanu kwakunye nomqe-qeshi walo, kwaye abadlali baphathe iza-

ifkethi zabo zokuzalwa. Abadlali abanga-kwazanga ukwenza njalo bazakuvinjwaithuba lokuba yinxalenye yemidlalo.Le tumente kulindeleke ukuba idlalwe

igqitywe kwangolo suku lunye, kuba lemidlalo icwangciselwe olu suku nto leyoethetha ukuba amaqela azakukhiqana.Amaqela aqhube kakuhle kolu khu-

phiswano kulindeleke ukuba afumaneamabhaso ancumisayo, kwaye noluntuluyamenywa ukuba luze kunika inkxasokule midlalo.

Kuzakubanjwa imidlalo yetumente yebhola ekhatywayo eDutywa Stadium

leyo ebangela ibekanti awakaphumelelinomnye umdlalo xa kunamhlanje.Lo mdlalo weBucks kwakunye neSpurs

kulindeleke ukuba uqale ngecala emvenikwentsimbi yesithathu kwibala iMthatha

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