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THURSDAY June 16, 2016 |0 047 050 4430 | www.mthathaexpress.co.za | Facebook: Mthatha Express | Twitter: @MthathaExpress | [email protected] or [email protected] EDITOR: BETTIE GILIOMEE press MTHATHA 60 000 COPIES WEEKLY Port St Johns | Mthatha | Libode | Ngqeleni | Tsolo | Qumbu | Mount Frere HM HM H H- -M MA AR RT T HOME IMPROVEMENT CENTER HOME IMPROVEMENT CENTER Y Y o ou ur r O ONE-STOP S Sh ho op p 21 SUTHERLAND ST • OPP CIRCUS TRIANGLE • MTHATHA MOIN BUILDERS SUPPLY MAIN STREET MOUNT FRERE (OPPOSITE POLICE STATION) Where Mzansi People Shop We have Credit Facilities instore R1299 00 each SPECIALS R1999 00 CARVED ANIMAL MERANTI DOORS HEAVY DUTY GARAGE ROOL-UP DOORS SIDE LIGHT 1.8 x 600m R1699 00 BIG B BI IG G SPECIALS S SP PE EC CI IA AL L S S 1815 ......... R1899 1515 1812 186 189 159 615 156 618 126 66 ......... ......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... ........... R1699 R1599 R1299 R1349 R1249 R1199 R1199 R1349 R 999 R 499 ALUMINIUM WINDOWS R699 00 each each SINGLE SIDE LITE DOOR FRAME MERANTI X1RFJX62-TE160616 # DEBT CONSOLIDATE / DEBT FREE Web: www.ecdebthelp.co.za NO LOAN / LOW REPAYMENT MTHATHA – 047 532 3356 BUTTERWORTH – 047 491 2610 WhatsApp /Call Back – 082 378 3743 X1RH7HFM-TE160616 SIMBONGILE MDLEDLE T HE Department of Social Develop- ment in the Eastern Cape has allo- cated R24-million for youth devel- opment across the province, Social Development MEC Nancy Sihlwayi anncounced in Mthatha last week. Sihlwayi’s announcement was part of the an- nual countrywide Youth Month celebrations. She also revealed that her department had allo- cated about R325 000 for youth cooperatives in the OR Tambo district for this financial year. Sihlwayi also visited two Mbuqe youth coop- eratives, where she motivated the young peo- ple there to take those projects to another level. “This is a step forward and we are prepared to provide help at all costs where it is needed be- cause their idea is part of building the nation,” she said. “It is very nice to see young people come up with new plans like this in the agricultural sec- tor. “Their action will as- sist in (ensuring) food security and in alleviat- ing poverty and the high unemployment rate in this province. “By doing so, they open business ventures on their own and open employment opportuni- ties for those who are sitting at home. “We will also ensure that we mobilise resour- ces and that they benefit from our annual allo- cation to take this country forward.” Sihlwayi said the government provided funds for businesses like internet cafes and car washes. Vuyisa Ngcukana of Uphuhliso Lwethu Farming in the OR Tambo region thanked the provincial government for being willing to de- velop young people who wanted to become in- volved in agriculture. Uphihliso Lwethu produces spinach, cab- bage and other vegetables and was started in 2008 by young people. He said Uphuhliso Lwethu intended to get a bigger farm to produce more. DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT: R24m for youth development MEC Nancy Sihlwayi PHOTO:SIM MDLEDLE An Imbizo between government officials and the community of Qumbu regarding safety and security issues was recently held in Qumbu. Eastern Cape police commissioner Lieutenant- General Celiwe Binta, Hawks national head Lieutenant-General Mthandazo Ntlemeza and Hawks provincial head Major-General Nyameko Nogwanya attended the Imbizo. The Ngcobo traditional police group (photo) performed during the event. PHOTO: BUNTU GOTYWA Imbizo on safety, security held

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THURSDAY June 16, 2016 |0 047 050 4430 | www.mthathaexpress.co.za | Facebook: Mthatha Express | Twitter: @MthathaExpress | [email protected] or [email protected] EDITOR: BETTIE GILIOMEE

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SIMBONGILE MDLEDLE

THE Department of Social Develop-ment in the Eastern Cape has allo-cated R24-million for youth devel-opment across the province, SocialDevelopmentMECNancy Sihlwayi

anncounced in Mthatha last week.

Sihlwayi’s announcementwaspart of thean-nual countrywide Youth Month celebrations.Shealso revealed thatherdepartmenthadallo-cated about R325 000 for youth cooperatives inthe OR Tambo district for this financial year.Sihlwayi also visited twoMbuqe youth coop-

eratives, where she motivated the young peo-ple there to take thoseprojects to another level.“This is a step forward

and we are prepared toprovide help at all costswhere it is needed be-cause their idea is part ofbuilding the nation,” shesaid.“It is very nice to see

young people come upwith new plans like thisin the agricultural sec-tor.“Their action will as-

sist in (ensuring) food security and in alleviat-ing poverty and the high unemployment ratein this province.“By doing so, they open business ventures

on their own and open employment opportuni-ties for those who are sitting at home.“Wewill alsoensure thatwemobiliseresour-

ces and that they benefit from our annual allo-cation to take this country forward.”Sihlwayi said the government provided

funds for businesses like internet cafes and carwashes.

Vuyisa Ngcukana of Uphuhliso LwethuFarming in the OR Tambo region thanked theprovincial government for being willing to de-velop young people who wanted to become in-volved in agriculture.

Uphihliso Lwethu produces spinach, cab-bage and other vegetables and was started in2008 by young people.He said Uphuhliso Lwethu intended to get a

bigger farm to produce more.

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MEC NancySihlwayiPHOTO:SIM MDLEDLE

An Imbizo betweengovernment officials andthe community of Qumburegarding safety andsecurity issues wasrecently held in Qumbu.Eastern Cape policecommissioner Lieutenant­General Celiwe Binta,Hawks national headLieutenant­GeneralMthandazo Ntlemeza andHawks provincial headMajor­General NyamekoNogwanya attended theImbizo. The Ngcobotraditional police group(photo) performed duringthe event.PHOTO: BUNTU GOTYWA

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EASTERN Cape police commissioner Lieu-tenant-General Celiwe Binta has promised toreview police personnel in Mhlontlo munici-pality after communities raised concernsabout growing stock theft.

Binta was responding to the concerns ofKroza residents in Qumbu during an imbizoheld at Matiwane Great Place.

The area has a long history of stock theftbut Binta said the problem could be foughtwith the help of the communities.

“The issue of stock theft is huge in this areaand we decided in 2011 to have two stock theftunits here.

“We hear the cries of the people and we willlook at the number of police in Mhlontlo andreview our personnel and see how we cantackle this issue,” Binta said.

Community members in Mhlontlo saidstock theft was the main crime affectingmany communities in the area.

They also claimed there was a lack of po-lice visibility to help combat this crime.

Cooperative Governance MEC Fikile Xa-sa, Hawks head Lieutenant-General Mthan-dazo Ntlemeza and provincial head Major-General Nyameko Nogwanya were some ofthe high-ranking officials who attended thepolice and community engagement on servi-ces.

“Police alone cannot look after each andevery homestead. What is important is thatpeople have to realise how we can work witheach other,” said Binta.

Xasa said the Eastern Cape had the highestnumber of stock thefts in the country andspecial methods need to be applied to fightthis particular crime.

“As government we listened to every con-cern raised about stock theft and we promiseto act on the crime,” Xasa said.

He said that every stakeholder needed tosit down and engage with communities ontackling stock theft in the Amampondomisearea.

Nocontrol over stock theft inMhlontlo

Eastern Cape police commissioner Lieutenant­General Celiwe Binta addresses members of thecommunity in Qumbu about stock theft. PHOTO: BUNTU GOTYWA

BUNTU GOTYWA

A MAN will appear in court again thisweek for allegedly raping his 17-year-oldstepdaughter.

The man, who cannot be named, to pro-tect the identity of his stepdaughter, ap-

peared briefly in the Willowvale Magis-trate’s Court last Thursday and his casewas postponed for further investigation.

The 33-year-old stepfather was arrestedby Butterworth Family Violence, ChildProtection and Sexual Offences Unit lastweek.

The police allege that the suspect gavethe victim money to buy some chips inMcewula locality, Mfula village, in Wil-lowvale.

The suspect then called the victim to an-other homestead in the same village.

The police say that is where the suspect

locked his victim in a room, forced her toremove her clothes and raped her.

The suspect is said to have threatenedto kill the victim should she report therape to anyone.

The man remains in custody until thenext hearing this week.

Stepfather arrested for rape of teenager

BUNTU GOTYWA

A BUTTERWORTH man has been sentenced to27years in jail fora rapehecommitted sixyearsago.

The 35-year-old Lubabalo Mbusi was sen-tenced by the Butterworth Regional Court lastweek. He and his co-accused pretended to be po-liceofficialsbeforerapingawomanonthenightof December 12, 2010.

Police spokesperson Captain Jackson Ma-natha said the men had knocked at the home-stead of the 33-year-old victim at Tyiweni, Man-qulo village, near Kei Bridge.

“The victim, who was with her husband,opened the door for them,” Manatha said.

“The suspects robbed the couple of an undis-closed amount of money.

“They then dragged the victim outside thehouse.Bothof themraped thevictim.They later

ran away from the scene,” Manatha said.The victim was able to identify one of the sus-

pects the following year and informed KeiBridge Police who then arrested Lubabalo Mbu-si.Theactingcommanderof theButterworthpo-lice, Colonel Sipho Hokwana, congratulated theKei Bridge police and welcomed the sentence,sayingitwouldserveasadeterrencetowould-becriminals.

The second suspect is still at large.

27-year jail sentence forButterworth rapist

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BUNTU GOTYWA

ANOTHER protest might be on thecards for Walter Sisulu University’soutsourced workers.

The “Outsourced Must Fall” move-ment met with activist Vusi Mahlanguin Mthatha two weeks ago.

A number of critical issues arose inthe meeting, the main one being the 24employees who are still out of employ-ment despite an agreement by all in-volvedstakeholdersthattheyshouldgoback to work.

The affected workers are from Xho-

bani Security Services and Red AlertCleaning.

Mahlangu said the meeting with out-sourced WSU workers had been ex-tended to all WSU campuses – Mthatha,Queenstown, Butterworth and EastLondon.

He said there was dishonesty on theside of the WSU management and theworkers also felt betrayed by Nehawuin the process that had led to the tempo-rary suspension of the strike on April30.

“It was agreed that no worker wouldbe victimised for participation in thestrike action,” he said.

“It has since been noted that 24 work-ers have not been allowed to go back towork and this is strange because theyhave not been served with suspensionor dismissal letters.

“Workers resolved to petition formanagement and service providers toreinstate workers or the protest will re-sume.”

Mahlangu promised that the protestwould continue until victory was at-tained and outsourcing ended.

He said workers at all universitycampuses had reaffirmed their com-mitment to fight despite the many chal-lenges they faced.

Moreprotests expectedatWSU

REPORTER

A MULTIMILLION-RAND, state-of-the-art science centre will be con-structed in the largely rural ChrisHani District Municipality in theEastern Cape.

The centre, to be built in Cofimva-ba, is part of the Department of Sci-ence and Technology’s drive to im-

prove the teaching and learning ofmathematics and science in the ar-ea.

Science and Technology MinisterNaledi Pandor and Deputy Educa-tion Minister Enver Surty will markthe start of the construction of thebuilding with a sod-turning ceremo-ny this coming Saturday, June 18.

The project falls under the DST’sTechnology for Rural Education and

Development initiative, which is pi-loting the use of various technolo-gies to improve education in a ruralsetting.

Eastern Cape Education MECMandla Makupula, and the mayor ofthe Intsika Yethu Local Municipali-ty, Kholiswa Vimbayo, will also at-tend the ceremony.

Construction of the buildingshould be completed in December.

Cofimvaba to receive R30m science centre

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Deposit 130 • 112 x 30 MonthsTotal Payable 3360 @ 24% Interest

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137cm

Deposit 300 • 203 x 30 MonthsTotal Payable 6090 @ 24% Interest

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Deposit 350 • 230 x 30 MonthsTotal Payable 6900 @ 24% Interest

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Deposit 480 • 300 x 30 MonthsTotal Payable 9000 @ 24% Interest

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Deposit 500 • 310 x 30 MonthsTotal Payable 9300 @ 24% Interest

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Deposit 270 • 187 x 30 MonthsTotal Payable 5610 @ 24% Interest

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BUNTU GOTYWA

NOWETHU Gqwetha says there is no wayshe is moving out of her RDP house eventhough her life is being threatened by peo-ple wanting to take possession of her home.

Last week the house was broken into,doors were kicked and broken and her bed

and her R2 000 grocery money were stolen.The culprits are allegedly people who

want her out of the house, which had beenoccupied by a man who claimed to havebought it.She said the man was known to her and

owned a home in Msobomvu township.He said he had bought the house for busi-

ness purposes even though the houses

were built for the less fortunate.Gqwetha fought for months for her

home. She had been sleeping outside whilethe man claimed ownership of the house,which is registered in her name.When she did not give up her fight, com-

munity members came to her aid andmoved her into her home by force.She said the people who had sold the

house were now threatening her life asmore people had come forward to demandtheir houses and she was said to have start-ed the whole thing.“They say I started this whole thing of

people demanding to move into their hous-es and now they want to makemy life hell,”she said.“But this is my house and I am not going

anywhere even though I’m in danger.“I’m depending on the assistance of the

neighbours for my safety.”Mnquma mayor Baba Ganjana said he

condemned the alleged illegal eviction oflawful beneficiaries and the alleged vio-lent conduct between those involved. Heurged people to resolve issues amicablywithout endangering others.

) Express has enquired from the Depart-ment of Human Settlements on who therightful owner of the house is. At time ofgoing to print no answer has been re-ceived.

Womanvows to stay inherRDPhomedespitebeing threatened

Nowethu Gqwetha outside her house, whichwas broken into by people demanding that sheleaves. PHOTO: BUNTU GOTYWA

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SPORT, Recreation, Arts and Culture MECPemmy Majodina says she is satisfied withthe investment made to uplift Eastern Capecrafters.

She accompanied Deputy Arts and CultureMinister Rejoice Mabudafhasi to Butter-worth on a visit to crafters who received fund-ing from the national Department of Arts andCulture.

In April last year R1-million was pledged bythe deputy minister to help alleviate the diffi-

culties Eastern Cape crafters face.The amount was equally distributed in all

eight district municipalities.Majodina said crafters did not have an easy

time with competition from big businessesand needed all the help they could get.

“This is not just about the department,” shesaid.

“They need to have a place to work and mar-ket their products.

“They have the skills and they are advanc-ing our tradition.

“Crafters just need the support to displaytheir work.

“We have lots of shops that sell fake mer-chandise, which is a loss to our crafters.These are some of the challenges we want toaddress and we want to give them support toexploit the markets,” Majodina said.

Mabudafhasi said she was proud of thework and progress shown by crafters of Ama-thole and asked the current beneficiaries ofgovernment support to pass on their skills tothe youth of the district.

She said many people should take a lessonfrom the crafters and, instead of asking to befed by the government, take the initiative tomake something for themselves and govern-

ment funding would be there for support.Crafters in the Amathole district munici-

pality say that previously opportunities wentonly to those who were politically connected,but this is changing because of the funds in-jected by the department.

Walking stick designer Bongani Kilanifrom Centane says even though he has not yetdirectly benefited he can see the changebrought about by the department through thefunding support.

He says he has been selling his products onthe streets of Butterworth and Centane andfeels more opportunities now await him.

Amathole craftersmakeMEChappy

; Sport, Recreation, Arts and Culture MECPemmy Majodina and Deputy Minister RejoiceMabudafhasi during their visit to crafters inButterworth. PHOTO: BUNTU GOTYWA

SASOL has allocated more than R500 000 tothe University of Fort Hare to help the insti-tution to conduct basic research in selectedthematic areas of strategic interest to Sasol.

This will not only benefit Sasol, but alsocontribute to strengthening the university’scompetencies in science and engineering.

Sasol has contributed more than R200-mil-lion towards university research initiativessince the inception of its university supportprogramme in 2005.

In addition to procuring essential equip-ment and facilitating the exchange of knowl-edge and expertise between local and interna-tional experts, the funding has also served tosupport young academics to become estab-lished researchers, filling the scarce skills

gap identified by the National ResearchFoundation.

Last September, in a first for South Africancorporates, Sasol issued an open call for re-search proposals to all South African univer-sities and universities of technology. Morethan 200 submissions were received, and ofthese 39 have been selected, among them theUniversity of Fort Hare.

A striking feature of the successful appli-cants was the diversity and quality of theirproposals, said Dr Thulani Dlamini, vice-president: strategic research and technology,at the centre for innovation and business im-pact at Sasol.

“That the research grants were awarded ona highly competitive basis also shows that Af-

rican researchers at historically black uni-versities can hold their own against their oth-er well-resourced counterparts,” he added.

Beneficiaries of the research grants in-clude the Nelson Mandela Metropolitan,KwaZulu-Natal, Western Cape, North West,Stellenbosch, Cape Town, Johannesburg,Free State and Pretoria universities, as wellas the Vaal University of Technology.

The objective of Sasol’s university supportprogramme is to help South Africa migratetowards becoming a high-end skills andknowledge economy.

This is in line with Sasol’s commitment tothe country, which it says continues to be un-wavering even in the current macro-econom-ic climate.

Sasol funds research at Fort Hare

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AFTER battling for many years tofind employment, Mila Panduva de-cided he must start something onhis own to make an income as thechances of getting a job looked veryslim.

He sat downwith four friends anddiscussed how they could make anincome.They cameupwith the idea to pro-

duce vegetables and sell them.The Ngqamakhwe-born Panduva

saidheandhis teamhadestablishedtheMlla FarmingPrimaryCoopera-tive Limited inMbuqe Extension inMthatha.“We did research to get informa-

tion about the vacant land inMbuqeand we heard that it belonged to theDepartment of Public Works,” hesaid.“We approached Public Works.

They instructed us to write a pro-posal and we managed to get onehectare of land.”He said they had started the busi-

ness with only R2 000 capital and ithad been challenging because withthat amount they had onlymanagedto buy fence poles.“I had R1 200 in my account and

one of my friends had R800, but wetold ourselves that what we wereplanning we were going to do, nomatter how.”Hesaid theyhadbeen forced tobeg

their parents for the additionalamount to complete the fencing.“We started with vegetables like

potatoesandpumpkinsbecause theydon’t need much water as we had no

money to buy a machine to supplywater for them.“With the money we got from sell-

ing the first harvest, we managed tobuy something to supply water andwe then started to plant all types ofvegetables which needed more wa-ter,” he said.Mlla Farming Primary Coopera-

tive Limited now plants about threehectares of land in Mbuqe Exten-sion. And the five executive mem-bers or founders can support them-selves. They are supported by localbusinesspeoplewho place big ordersand by caterers around Mthatha.The cooperative also now employs

10 people.

“Now we can afford to buy every-thing we need and pay rent withoutbegging from our parents as was thecase before,” Panduva said.“We are also in the process of get-

ting 40 hectares of land from theNkwa-Nonkobe community and inthat project we will hire the localyouth,” he said.

The Department of Social Devel-opment has also recently donatedR250 000 to this youth initiative.“We really appreciate the assist-

ance,” Panduva said.“It will definitely bring change

and we will improve a lot, as well asmanage to face some other challen-ges which still exist in the project.”Among the challenges were the

transportation of their products,which was very expensive as theydepend on hiring transport, andduring cultivation they had to hiretractors, which also cost them a lot.He also mentioned water charges

and the high rent they had to pay tothe municipality, with the resultthat they were in arrears.Social Development MEC Nancy

Sihlwayi promised to engage themunicipality, the department in-volved and officials to assist theproject overcome that challenge.Sihlwayi was impressed with

what she saw during her visit to theproject last Tuesday.“What impresses me a lot is the

participation of the youth in agri-culture, which proves that there islife even if you did not have the op-portunity to get a decent educationor even to go to school.“This is remarkable and a bright

future awaits the nation if there areyoung peoplewhoprefer to join agri-culture.”

She urged municipalities and lo-cal agricultural practitioners to sup-port such initiatives started byyoung people and said her depart-ment would monitor their progressto ensure that they became success-ful and sustainable.

Young farmersgrowhopewithvegetables

Mila Panduva at the project where he and his partners produce vegetables. PHOTO: SIM MDLEDLE

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ANElliotdale singer is tryingto tell black people about theimportance of going back totheir roots in order to restoreand maintain their dignity.

Sinovuyo Dimanda singsAfro Pop and in most of hersongs she uses her mothertongue, Xhosa. The messagein all her songs is clear andstraightforward – narratingthe importance of keepingone’s culture rather than pre-ferring Western civilization.The songs also elaborate on

the danger of discardingyourroots.The singer has been con-

veying these messagesthrough music since 2014.She said it was sad to see

people running away fromtheir customs.“We don’t understand our

customs and that is why ev-erything is falling apart. It islike we are not living in ourcountry of birth,” she said.Sinovuyo stressed that

there was no need for blackpeople to rush toWestern civi-lization and forget about theirculture and customs.“In mymusic I am trying to

bring past life back to thepresent life because thingshave changed and we haveforgotten about our roots.“That’s why in my songs I

always appeal to people toconsider the importance ofadhering to their culture, inparticular the young people.“If youdon’t knowyour cul-

ture, you don’t know whereare you coming from and

where you are going to.”Sinovuyo has already re-

leased songs like MotherlessChild, which she released on-line in 2014.Her most recent album,

which has 15 songs, was re-leased on May 28 this year.Sinovuyo has also released

online a red-hot song calledIgqumbo yakwaNtu.She has worked with pro-

ducers like Odwa Khalazana,Zolani Mazinyo, AvuyileTshangani, Andile Phuthu-ma, Onazo Luvela and PalesaNtsalo, all from the 21Recordsstudio in Mthatha.Her manager, Siyanda

“Sensitive” Xulaba said Sino-vuyo was their golden child,who needed to have an oppor-tunity or exposure to showher talent and become thegolden child of South Africa.“She has talent that will

make South Africa and theworld crazy about her.”

EC songbirdwants to restorelost culture throughmusic

Sinovuyo Dimanda.PHOTO: SIM MDLEDLE

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WELL-KNOWNpriests and radiopersonalities in theEastern Cape havejoinedhands in abidto assist youngwomen, especiallyin rural schools,who are battling tobuy sanitary towelsbecause of their pov-erty.

Tshepo Machaeaof Ibandla Lase-Mthini and MhloboWenene presenterthe Reverend Mzuk-isi Faleni have de-cided to come to-gether to promotethis campaign.

Machaea said: “Ihave noted withdeep concern thatmany young ladies,especially in the ru-ral schools of theEastern Cape, aresuffering.

“On Thursday Imet with one of thepupils from Lusikis-iki, brought tomebya female teacher.

“The pupil toldher story, whichwas and is stillheartbreaking.

“Among otherthings that she men-tioned was that attimes as a grade 12pupil she cannot goto school during hermenstruation peri-od because she doesnot have any meansto afford sanitarytowels,” Machaeasaid.

He said it hadtouched him whenthe girl said: “I losemy confidence anddignity during myperiod because oth-er pupils laugh atme as I am using pie-ces of cloth madefrom napkins aspads.”

Machaea called oneveryone to contri-bute to the “OneMonth, One MillionSanitary Towels”campaign.

“We expect to col-lect at least a millionsanitary towels bythe end of June andthey will be handedover to needyschools through theoffice of theORTam-bo mayor.

“We would lovethat people under-stand that we needto break the stringsof culture and reli-gion, which compro-mise our responsi-bilities. If you are awoman, but youshare the same feel-ing, you can contrib-ute, but we encour-age that you use aman to buy or deli-ver them.

“I am pleading toall men to share thisas much as possi-ble,” he said.

Campaignto helpgirlswithsanitarytowels

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AmaMpondomise King Luxuko Matiwane is flanked by men from his nation during a meeting held in Qumbu. PHOTO: BUNTU GOTYWA

Pindi Bhele in traditional dress is flanked by friends and relativesduring her birthday party in Mandela Park last Saturday.

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Where are the enemies now?WE fail to understand the issue of these

guys who were previously governmentministers.You will find difficult to come close to

them during their tenure, but once they areno longer ministers orMECs we spend timetogether at parties and traditional ceremo-nies with no bodyguards.Then you ask yourself where the enemies

are now that they are no longer ministersor MECs.We were in KwaBhaca with a guy who

used to be an MEC in the province.Besisela naye umqombothi sisenza imid-

lalo yesiNtu mara simana ukuzibuza uku-ba lo mfo njengokuba wawubona ngeezith-uthi ezilayita luhlaza ukuba ukhona elaliniand ungafane umbone phakathi kwabantuxa ufuna ukuthetha naye ngamanye amaxe-sha ude uqale udibane nomntu ozokunikai-authority to talk to him. WOW!!Kuyadlalwa ngezimali zethu kuba kalo-

ku ela gquba lamajuda libagadayo liyam-kela mara kungekho kwamntu ozakubenzanto. Asazi kuba bathathwa zivoti zethu zib-abeke kwezikhundla bajike ngoku boyikekwathina, kufuneke xa besiza kuthi begad-iwe. Injani na kanti le nto?

I wonder what happened to the peoplewho are their same age?

We really don’t understand what is hap-pening to this beautiful lady South Africa.I wonder what these boys are going to

say? Ja, we don’t know where are we goingto hide our cute young boys who are alwayshunted down by these old ladies, whoseproblem we don’t know.We were in a queue at the Mthatha Town

hall when an old lady ebebelesele intwanaibiyokufuna incwadi kaceba ithunyelwasisikolo. Ibengathi intwana itshona ngaphawalapha lo mama efuna i-number yayo.Kuyatsho shame ukuba yintwana yasezi-

lalini ayikayazi le nto yala magriza kubaif bekungala seyazi le nto ebezakumnika lu-la.Ithe naxa seyiphuma le ntwana seyigqib-

ile le nto ibiyenza wayilandela lo mamaufuna le number. Kanti yi-number ibithenina le kulo sisi?Uncame washiya abantu kwi-queue ibisi-

za kuye waphuthuma le ntwana. De yasini-ka umdla ngoku le nto. Salandela le ntwanabakohlukana.Ntwana kanti lo sisi ufuna ntoni kuwe.

Iyaphendula intwana ithini le sistery ifunai-number yam and ufuna sithandane.Wow!! Kwanzima ezweni sokhile bayephikanti oontanga yakhe waleqana nabantwa-na. I wonder kwenzeka ntoni apha? Marakemasithule sijonge kuba iyasinceda thinale nto yezi nto zenzekayo sitsho sibe nezin-

to zokubhalela abafundi bethu.Kodwa ndiyafunga mna Gesh lingayibe-

ka apha icholwe ziinkukhu endingalifuma-na ukuba likhukhuza uKamva wam, kwa-caca nje ukuba abantwana bethu bohlalakakubi ngala makhehlekazi. Akukho mntuwathi mabangazikhetheli ababo oondofaixesha li-savuma.

Iitakalane notywala not a good matchWOO!! Baze babancinane bo. We always

feel bad about a situation that we experi-ence on our daily basis.And sometimes you ask yourself where

this beautiful land is going to because ourgeneration, if not our children, adoptedwrong things and they swept into a deeppool of alcohol and other things whichchanged their minds.We were driving our Turu-turu to a braai

in chesa nyama when we saw very younggirls ebetha ngeengudu futhi ubona njeukuthi asela akabethelwa nangu 1. Oh!!!Abantrwabethu and ubuso bekusitsho njeukuba ubuthongo akwaziwa ku-groovekwade kwasa.I wonder siye sithi itakalane ezingaka xa

kutshona ilanga liphinde liphume sithi zi-phi. Kodwa ke kuthiwa ungabuzi kuba zid-la ubutsha bazo. Kwaze kwanzima ezwenisokhile. Masike sihambe uyafuneka omnyeumgosi kwiveki ezayo. Sharp!!!

Nomvuzo Matu and Nomamfengu Siyo­Sokhuthudressed to kill at an event in Mthatha.

PHOTO: SIM MDLEDLE

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BUNTU GOTYWA

THEKing Zwelonke tournament is getting big-ger and better every year.

The annual tournament hosted by XhosaKing Zwelonke Sigcawu was overflowing withspectators at the weekend.Although the annual event hosts only soccer

and netball, residents of Nqadu and surround-ing villages came out in numbers in support ofa tournament which also serves as a campaignagainst crime.Althoughthere isnosponsorship for the tour-

nament it has attracted teams from all over theEastern Cape and even as far as Zim-babwe.

Organiser Prince Phathuxolo Thyali said thegrowth of the tournament had been massivesince its inception in 2010.“The tournament attracts a lot of people from

faraway places,” he said.“Theking’snameisZwelonkeandthat iswhy

participants come from all over and even fromour neighbouring country Zimbabwe,” Thyalisaid.The tournament is organised in partnership

with the South African Police Service to makeuse of the opportunity to spread awarenessabout crime.The winning soccer team walks away with

R10 000, while the winning netball gets a prizeof R5 000.

“Wealso supplykits to theparticipatingplay-ers to use them in other sporting activities theytake part in,” Thyali said.“Many of the young guys do not have it easy

in the rural areas and we want to offer themprizes that also encourage them to take theirsporting competence further.”Libode’s GreenMambawere crowned soccer

champions after defeating Nyandeni on penal-ties and their efforts were rewarded with theR10 000 and a trophy.Mbhashewere crowned netball champs after

beating Ocean South.

= Action on the soccer field as teams battle itout to be the champions.

A goal attempt with a R5 000 prize on the line. PHOTOS: BUNTU GOTYWA

ANELE RAZIYA

VETERAN striker Mosese Spandeel (36),who played in the Absa Premier SoccerLeague and National First DivisionLeague, decided last week to hang up hisboots after playing a big role in MthathaBucks’ escape from relegation.

Spandeel, who spent a decade at Bloem-fontein Celtic, made a significant contri-bution to Amathol’amnyama last seasonin the NFD league in their campaign toescape relegation.He scored five crucial goals in 20 ap-

pearances to save Bucks from relegation.Unfortunately injuries prevented him

from playing in other games.Bucks’ management thanked him for

his contribution to the team and wishedhim all the best for the future.Bucks also released former Kaizer

Chiefs player Davide Radebe, who wascontracted to the team until end of theseason.Amathola’mnyama will hold trials at

the Rotary Stadium on June 30.Team CEO Lunga “Doc” Tukute urged

all youngsters to take advantage of thisopportunity.

Mthatha Bucksplayer hangsup his boots

Mthatha Bucks forward Moses Spandeel.PHOTO:ANELE RAZIYA

ANELE RAZIYA

IBandla i-Army Church kulindeleke uku-ba lisindleke itumente yezemidlalo ngosu-ku lolutsha (Juni 16) kwindawo yakuCen-tane kwilali yaseTeko Fihla.

Injongo zale midlalo kukuqokelela ulut-sha ukuze lubendawonye ngolu suku lu-nembali. Kuzanywa ukuba lukhutshwe

kwizenzo zolwaphulo- mthetho.UMfundisi weli banda, uNcebaMbunge,

uthi kwiminyaka edlulileyo kwindawoyakuCentane bekusoloko kukho into yo-kulwa kwamakhwenkwe ebulalana, ntoleyo ebangele basungule le midlalo.“Asifuni ukuphinda sibone amakh-

wenkwe esilwa ebulalana ndaweni ya-loonto sifuna abuyelele emidlalweni,” utshi-lo uMfundisi uMbunge

Ngolu suku uthi kuzakube kukho ink-onzo yesipolisa, iSebe lozoPhuhliso lweN-tlalo yoluntu kunye namanye amaSebeaseMnquma.Apha kuzakulumkiswa ulutsha ngezin-

to ezithi zibenobungozi kwikamva lalo.Imidlalo izakuqala ngentsimbi yethobangolwesine, onke amaqela afuna ukuthat-ha inxaxheba kule tumente yebholaekhatywayo avumelekile.

Ibandla i-Army lifak’ isandla

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