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THE Mthatha business communityhas outlined their concerns at abusiness breakfast meeting withtheORTamboDistrictMunicipal-ity at Dan’s Place in Mthatha last

Thursday.

ORTambohosted the business breakfast inan endeavour to find out the concerns andviews of business owners in the region. Busi-ness Chambers from all local municipalitiesunder the OR Tambo region were represent-ed at the event.The business community pinpointed Mt-

hatha, where OR Tambo District Municipali-ty headquarters are based, as a problematictown, stating that its deteriorationmaychaseaway investors. Mthatha is the capital city ofTranskei and itwaswell known for its beautyand neatness, but now it was a mere shadowof its former image.Water and electricity cuts, sanitation prob-

lems, gigantic potholes in town roads and itsoutskirts, a high rate of crime, and the invisi-bility of policing topped the agenda at themeeting. It was also stated that buildingswere deteriorating because there were no in-spectors. Parking was also sighted as a hugeproblem, even to the people who owned busi-nesses in town. It was also revealed that theproblem of sanitation was not only prevalentin Mthatha but also in some of the othertowns of the OR Tambo region like Flagstaff.The business community said if these prob-lems persisted, it would hamper the progressand development of business in the region.Disobedience of bylaws, particularly by the

foreign business community, was also high-lighted. Business stakeholders appealed tothe municipality to deal with the matter orrelocate businesseswhichwere not supposedto be in the Central Business Development(CBD) to the relevant areas.“Like for instance Sprigg Street has about

33 hardware stalls which sometimes blockthe road and create traffic congestion. Suchbusinesses should be relocated to an areawhich is suitable for that particular busi-ness,” said Phakamile Siwudla, one of thebusiness people who attended the event.The issue of traffic congestion in Mthatha

was also raised and business people called onthe municipality to construct more roads toease traffic congestion.The chairperson of theNafoc inORTambo,

Vuyisile Ntlabathi, stressed that it was time

now that the district municipality imple-mented what had been discussed and agreedupon.“We used to have meetings with the same

municipality, but after talks there would be

no implementation. No more talking now.They must implement the solutions we cameup with during this meeting,” said Ntlabathi.District Mayor Nomakhosazana Meth

vowed that as the OR Tambo municipality

they would take the matter forward.“During a follow-up meeting we will pro-

vide answers. We are going to sit down ascouncil and comeupwith solutions to the con-cerns raised,” said Meth.

Business concernsaddressed

OR Tambo Executive Mayor councillor Nomakhosazana Meth addressing the business community at Dan’s Place near Mthatha. PHOTO: SIM MDLEDLE

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MORE than 500 tavern owners from the Mthatha and Butter-worth regions gathered at the SavoyHotel last week for a PeakRun hosted by South African Breweries (SAB).

With this gathering, SAB seeked to build and enhance tav-ern owners’ trading skills.“SAB aims to raise trader awareness of their obligation to

trade responsibly, a requirement to maintain their licence tooperate and to help minimize the harmful effects of alcoholin society,” said Area Manager, Clarence Sibiya.He said that as the Festive Season was fast approaching, it

was very important for their customers to trade responsibly,tomake good sales andmost importantly to retain their licenc-es.“Through the plays and activities on the day, our customers

were told many wrong things they should never commit, in-cluding selling alcohol to pregnantwomen and children under18 years of age as well as trading beyond the legal times ontheir licences.This is done tominimize the harmful effects of alcohol abuse

within the society,” added Sibiya.SAB also took the opportunity to introduce its new brands

to the owners including Castle Lite Lime, Flying Fish fla-voured beer and Indlamu beer.

Tavernsprepared for FestiveSeason

Television personalities were part of SAB's Peak Run held at the Savoy Hotel in Mthatha to raise awareness among tavern ownerson being responsible traders. PHOTO: AYANDA MILLISA MADIKIZELA

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THE Port St John’s (PSJ) Local Municipalityhas already commenced with preparations toaccommodate thousands of visitors who willflock to this Wild Coast town during the Fes-tive Season.

Recently, PSJ hosted one of their biggestevents, the Isingqi Sethu Wild Coast Cul-tural festival, which was a big success.Port St John’s Mayor, Manyamezeli

Mangqo, said visitors should come to PSJ,because they were more than ready totreat them with care.Even though PSJ’s Second Beach is

known for shark attacks, Mangqo saidthey were fully equipped to deal with theissue.He said they had hired 42 life savers for

all the beaches of Port St John’s and nofewer than eight will be deployed at Sec-ond Beach.He said a tower at Second Beach from

which life savers will be able to observethe area, is in place, as are other rescueservices.Mangqo revealed that in this endeavour

to make beaches of Port St John’s safe theyare working hand in glove with the ORTambo District municipality, the Depart-ment of Health, Disaster Management, De-partment of Environmental Affairs andthe South African Police services.“We will make sure that our security is

tight wherever our visitors go and we want

to call on people to avoid dark places,” saidMangqo.He called on tavern owners to adhere to

their prescribed business hours.Mangqo also appealed the visitors and

residents to behave and avoid swimmingwhile under the influence of alcohol.As part of the preparations for the holi-

day period in PSJ, a R16 million project,reconstructing the road at the entrance ofthe town, is expected to be finished beforethe start of the Festive Season.

PSJprepares for FestiveSeason

Port St John’s Mayor Mnyamezeli Mangqo.PHOTO: SIM MDLEDLE

The watch tower which was erected at Second Beach in preparation of the Festive Season.PHOTO: SIM MDLEDLE

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MINING giant, Anglo American’s enterprisedevelopment arm, Zimele, hosted a roadshowat Mthatha Plaza last Wednesday to show-case its Zimele Sebenza Fund to offer oppor-tunities to locals to benefit from this equityand loan funding.

Zimele Managing Director, Hlonela Lupu-wana, said the Sebenza fund was establishedlast year to offer an economic injection to thecommunities where they mine and also tothe labour-sending areas in the Eastern Capein particular.“We have set aside an amount of R500 mil-

lion over a period of 5 years and our maincriteriawhen giving out funds iswhether thebusiness will create jobs. Already the fundhas created 2 450 jobs since its inception last

year,” said Lupuwana.She said they funded all kinds of busi-

nesses as long as they proved to be sustaina-ble, bankable business with job creation po-tential.One of the beneficiaries, Banele Nopasika

Mguqa, from Corana in Libode, managed torun her own braai place in Mthatha and inMatatiele with the help of Sebenza fund.“Together with the two co-owners, broth-

ers Anele and Olwethu Nogwebela, we ap-plied for and got R500 000 last year whichhelped a lot,” said Mguqa.She said through the funding, they have

managed to open shop in Matatiele and theywould be attending a business managementworkshop next year, courtesy of the Sebenzafund.Young entrepreneurswere also assisted by

Anglo American during the roadshow.

Mining companybringsSebenzaFund toMthatha

One of the Sebenza fund beneficiaries, Nopasika Mguqa, with Zimele MD Hlonela Luphuwana.PHOTO: AYANDA MILLISA MADIKIZELA



A NEW substation at Nonkobe in Mthathawas opened recently by Eskom to strengthenthe electricity backbone in the Eastern Cape.

This R392 million project consists of twotransformers and six 132 feeder bays that sup-ply power in the Southern region of the East-ern Cape, being OR Tambo, Amathole and Al-fred Nzo Districts.

The Vuyani Substation was officiallyopened by the Deputy Minister of Public En-terprise, BulelaniMagwanishe, alongside theSpeaker of the Legislature Noxolo Kiviet.

Magwanishe said this power boost in theprovince would assist it to do away with pow-er outages and strengthen electricity trans-mission.

“This area normally had load shedding dur-ing windy days and due to the high demandof electricity.

“This would now be a thing of the past,”said Deputy Minister.

Magwanishe further urged the communitymembers of Nonkobe to look after the stationand to make sure that it is not vandalized.

Mongezi Ntsokolo, Group Executive at Es-kom Group said the station consisted of twotransfomers which could pick up a lot moreload, ensuring there was consistent powersupply for the region.

“This is a major power input in the prov-

ince which will provide reliable and secureelectricitywith access capacity,” saidNtsoko-lo.

He added that with three districts suppliedby this substation, when one of the districtshad a problem, the other two could easily pickup and the matter would then be resolved inno time.

Eskom has contributed a substantialamount of money to the community trust ofNonkobe as compensation for the land used.

Substation to strengthensupply

Government officials, Eskom representatives and community members at the newly-opened Vuyanisubstation in Mthatha last week. PHOTO:AYANDA MILLISA MADIKIZELA

King Sabata Dalindyebo Mayor Nonkoliso Ngqongwa with Public Enterprise Deputy MinisterBulelani Magwanishe at the official opening of the Vuyani Substation in Mthatha last Tuesday.

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“Themachines are hot, andwe are paying outa lot of jackpots of R1 000 and above a day tolucky winners,” said a smiling Mthatha RitzBingo manager, Erik Halgryn.

He’s happy, because Mthatha Ritz Bingoaims to give all visitors awinning experience,“and that includes value-for-money adultgambling entertainment,” he said.The biggest jackpot to date was R60 599,22

on the Level 1 IGT Progressive.“And players regularly win jackpots of be-

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enjoy the winning experience. “Our moneyshower is proving to be wildly popular,” hesaid.Qualification to play in the Money Shower

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on Monday, Wednesday and Friday nights.There is a monthly R5 000 draw on the last

Saturday of the month.“Then the excitement is also building for

our car draw on December 13.“Everyone wants to know who will be the

lucky person to drive away in a MercedesBenz.“They are also curious to know what the

next car will be. As soon as the winner drivesoff in his/her car, the next exciting vehiclewill be driven onto the same spot,” he said.

Adding to the vibe on the floor is free liveentertainment by talented local artists onFriday, Saturday and Sunday nights.“Our bar, with its full range of spirits,

beers, wines and other popular drinks, is afavourite place for the professionals andbusiness leaders in Mthatha to meet and re-lax in each other’s company,” said Halgryn.RitzBingo andEntertainment is located in

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Khazi yaphelela phi intlonipho kwabaleleukuthula. Asazi.

Why always negative things?We fail to understand the practice of drunk-

ards who always make their drunkenness ascapegoat.

If alcohol can change your mind whydoesn’t it make you do positive things but itwill always be the negatives?

Like for instance if youare drunkwhydon’t

you take a spade and plough the garden butit would be always beatings if not insults orprovoking someone? Mna Gesh I will neverforgive someonewho can provoke or dowhat-ever and come the next day to apologise andblame alcohol.

You know what, there is a friend of us whoalways chases away his family when he isdrunk and the next day he apologises andblames everything to liquor.

Ayikho lo nto yazi ukusukela namhlanjemem. Why le nto angake afike akuphekeleavuke ekuseni esithi akayazi yonke lo ntoyokupheka ebenxilile.

Tyhini!! Le sadlala abantu besile.

Love is blind neh??Now we surrender.Why boys naqhamka senithi niyanikezela?

Dear readers now we understand the mean-ing of the words ‘love is blind’.

There is couple staying not far from ourroom; they always arguing which alwaysends up in serious quarrel.

De abethwe usisi onzakaliswe. Siyolamlasimcebise usisi.

Lo mntu myeke kungenjalo one day he willkill you.

Oh!! my sister uyongathi she will considerour advice but within a few days she is backin that room.

Why sisi? I loveuSitha I cannot livewithouthim.

Imali iyamtshintsha umntu

You see, what oursisters are doing?They sacrifice theirlives in the name oflove.

But what normal-ly follows after thatendurance of abuseis death.

But ke what canyou do umntu xaethanda umntu wa-khe.

Siyivala nge-note ebuhlungu

The entire gossipteam would like totake this opportuni-ty to pass the wordsof condolences tothe family of Mbuy-iselo Isaac Mraxawho was a Commu-nications Officerfor the Departmentof Agriculture inthe OR Tambo re-gion. He was also awriter. May hissoul rest in peacesohlala sikukhum-bula Mbuyi. Let’stake our pens andgo we are still feel-ing the agony of thelate Mbuyi.

SIMBONGILE MDLEDLE

AN Mthatha mother is over the moon follow-ing successful cochlear implant surgery onher 2-year-old daughter, GinaAmyoli Ngewu.

The operation was done at the Zuid Afri-kaans Hospital in Pretoria andwasmade pos-sible through donations from different GoodSamaritans throughout South Africa. TheGood Samaritans rose close to R200 000 to-wards Gina’s life-changing operation.

The implant has an internal portion that issurgically placed under the skin and an exter-nal portion that sits behind the ear.

“I am excited to report that my daughterAmyoli’s cochlear implant surgery was a suc-cess and cannot express to you how excitedI was when I witnessed her ‘switch-on’ the de-vice.”

“This has by far been one of the most chal-lenging times of my life, waiting outside theoperating theatrewhilemy little baby girl un-derwent a 4-hour long operation,” Gina’smother Samkelo Ngewu (23) said to Express.

Gina, was diagnosed with auditory neurop-athy spectrumdisorder (ANSD)whenshewasa few months old. Her audiologist, Nicolize

Cass, of the Pretoria Cochlear Unit, based atthe University of Pretoria, said without a co-chlear implant, the little girl would neverhave been able to hear, because of the severi-ty of her condition.

Cass said at least 10 percent of all deaf peo-ple had ANSD.

Samkelo confirmed in an interview withExpress that her daughter’s hearing has im-proved since the implant. She said she wastold that in the next six weeks Gina’s hearingwould completely improve.

“I would like to thank all those who dugdeep into their own pockets to change the lifeof my baby,” she said. After her experiencewith her child, Samkelo has decided to estab-lish a foundation that would help childrenwho have hearing problems especially invery remote rural areas. She said most chil-dren became totally deaf because their par-ents did not notice the problem while he orshe was still young due to a lack of informa-tion.

“As a foundation we would like to educatepeople and assist patients and parents wherepossible.” she concluded.

Mumthrilledafter successful implant

Gina after the successful implant.PHOTO: SUPPLIED

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SIMBONGILE MDLEDLE

THEEasternCapeMECforSport,Recreation,Arts and Culture, Pemmy Majodina, said theIsingqi Sethu Wild Coast Cultural Festival’saim is to restore the culture of the differenttribes in the Eastern Cape and along theWildCoast line.

“We want to restore our culture and bringback humanity. This has to start from within

the family. We need to go back to our basicsto connect who we are and showcase who weare,” said Majodina.She said Isingqi Sethuwas aiming at expos-

ing the hidden talent and to unify differenttribes in the region. Majodina was speakingduring the Isingqi Sethu Wild Coast Culturalfestival, recently held in Port St John’s.She said it was a great honour to see so

many different cultures under one roof. Theevent was graced by people from all spheres

of the Eastern Cape, showcasing their culturethrough attire and dance. The Department ofSport, Recreation, Arts and Culture injectedR1,2 million into the progamme. Majodinasaid she wanted to make Isingqi Sethu an an-nual event and to ensure that the festivalplays a part in reducing poverty in the area.“I want to see more people participate in

this event. We need to institutionalise IsingqiSethu and connect it with the Buyelekhayamusic festival to attract more tourists to this

region. We also need to brand the EasternCape with Isingqi and embrace Ubuntubethu,” she said.This year’s festival showcased a concentra-

tion of local artists. The guest artist, ScanaMlaza, released his first album this yearthrough an initiative of the Department ofSport, Recreation Arts and Culture.Scana kept the audience on their toes, shar-

ing the stage with well-knownmaskanda mu-sician Sonaliti.

‘Festival to restore culture’ -Majodina

Women fromeBathenjiniperformingduring Isingqisethu festival inPort St John’s.

Members ofthe differentfaith organi-zations alsograced the

Isingqi SethuWild Coast

culturalfestival.

Masentle and Mpho Olifant from Sterkspruitcaptured by the Express crew at the festival inPort St John’s.

The beauty of the cultural style: here are Nontsebenzo Sbhakela, Nolubabalo Mabasawula andEsethu Tholelo PHOTOS: SIM MDLEDLE

Women from eBathenjini performing duringIsingqi sethu festival in Port St John’s.

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SIMBONGILEMDLEDLE

ONE suspect waskilled and two in-jured when policefoiled an allegedplanned armed rob-bery at the Post Of-fice in the MampumeAdministrative Ar-ea (A/A).

This follows lessthan a month afteran armed robbery atAmapondo Back-packers on Satur-day, October 25.

According to thePort St John’s SAPSthey received infor-mation about aplanned attempt torob the PSJ Post Of-fice in the MampumeA/A.

The Postmasternoticed a suspiciousvehicle drivingaround in the vicini-ty of the post officeseveral times andalerted the Police.

SAPS membersfollowed the suspi-cious looking vehi-cle as described andall exit routes fromtown were closed.After the police fol-lowed the suspiciousvehicle they in-structed the driverto pull over.

Police spokesper-son LieutenantKhaya Tonjeni saidthe driver refused toobey the lawful in-struction and did notstop his vehicle.

“The suspectsstarted shooting inthe direction of thepolice vehicle andpolice returned fire.One suspect was fa-tally wounded whilethe other two menwere injured. Thedriver and one pas-senger and three oth-ers were arrestedunharmed. The twoinjured suspects areunder police guardin hospital,” saidTonjeni.

Police recovered aMercedes Benz sus-pected to be stolenand confiscatedfrom the suspects,three 9mm pistolswith ammunition,one big hammer anda collection ofknives, a police uni-form and pepperspray.

He said a case of il-legal possession ofstolen property, andattempted murder,as well as an inquestin connection withthe death of one sus-pect were opened.

The suspects willappear in the Port StJohn’s Magistrate’sCourt soon and thecase is under inves-tigation.

BotchedarmedrobberyatPort StJohnsPostOffice

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THE Eastern CapeMEC for the Depart-ment of Co-opera-tive Governanceand Traditional Af-fairs (Cogta-EC),Fikile Xasa, hasstressed that thereshould be no deathsin initiation schoolsthis season.

Xasawas speakingduring the launch ofthe summer tradi-tional initiation sea-son which was heldat Nyandeni GreatPlace last Sunday.

“Let us sing onesong in curbing thedeaths in the moun-tain and ask our-selves what wentwrong with this cus-tom,because thecus-tom itself does notkill,” said Xasa.He warned the

people who commer-cialized the customand said govern-ment would dealwith them directly.He stressed the im-portance of strength-ening the coordina-tion during the sea-son, appealing to thegovernment officialsresponsible for thecustom, to be fullycommitted to ensur-ing no deaths occurthis season.He said there was

a need to centralizeinitiation schools.

Xasa also calledon parents and tradi-tional leaders to takefull responsibilityduring the practiceof the custom.

He revealed thattheir focus this sea-son would be inNyandeni, KingSabatha Dalindyeboand Alfred Nzo.During the June

season, 36 boys died,most of them fromthe Pondoland.

Western Pondo-land king NdamaseNdamse suggestedthat therewas aneedfor boys inNyandenito come to the greatplace where this cus-tom should be con-ducted and not go tothe forest, becausethis is where theygot injured and as-saulted.

Held under thetheme: Babaye be-phila, babuye bephi-la – Siyazingca nge-siko lethu’, the sum-mit sought to ensurethat there was a con-vergence ofminds indealing with all theburning issues tostop initiationdeaths.The launchwas at-

tended by some ofthe boys who weregoing to the moun-tains this season.

‘Wewishnodeathsthisseason’-Xasa

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The newly adopted tactic inSouth African football of “park-ing-the-bus” was the only tacticthe Brownies could use in orderto survive the onslaught fromCrusaders’ strikers.

Crusaders were the most domi-nant side with great chances, butfailed to convert.

Their stunning performancein the first-half raised doubts, assome said they were one man ex-tra from the Brown Eleven.

In the second half of the gamenothing changed and the BrownEleven parked the bus, playing adefensive game with no attemptof going forward to the Crusad-ers’ goal till the 90th minute.

With the match ending in a 0-0draw and since it was the final,the two teams had to go on penal-ties. Brownies Zozo Menziwa’sonly save of the third penaltykick saw his side winning the

Zozo Menziwa the goalkeeper who saved the penalty which saw hisside winning the tournament. PHOTO: SANELE JAMES

game. Brown Eleven FC are thenew champions of the Intsikacup tournament, 2014, takingover from the Young Tigers FC.

Their coach, Mzimasi Bushu-la, said they knew from the firstminute that the Crusaders weregoing to go all out to attack themand the least they could do was toprotect their goalie and wait forthe penalties. “On penalties thereis no advantage or disadvantage;anything is possible. We trust ourgoalie when it comes to penalties,so we just had to hold on and takeour chances,” said Bushula.

Coca Cola’s events coordina-tor, Zolani Mandla, congratulat-ed the victors and said everyyear they saw development inthe players and they were plan-ning on improving the tourna-ment next year.

The Intsika tournament had inthepastproducedgreatplayerslikeSimncedile Ngcukamba who usedto play for Blackburn Rovers FC.

Local teamsexcel in Intsikatourney

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DESPITE infrastructural challenges, foot-ball continues to develop in the rural are-as of the Eastern Cape.

Sixteen soccer teams locked horns in theIntsika annual football tournament thispast weekend at the Sthebe Sports ground.The tournament was unconvincingly

won by the Brown Eleven FC from Ganxovillage near Sthebe Great Place, defeatingCrusaders FC on penalties.The annual cup tournament began in

2012, and established by die-hard soccerlovers from the area, Lungisa Mooi and

Philiso Dakie, sponsored by independentbusinesses, namely Metropolitan, Sparand Coca Cola.All teams showed great determination

as they were fighting for a Coca Cola three-piece kit and a winners’ trophy.However, the pitch wasn’t that friendly

to the players as they struggled to controlthe ball on the bumpy ground, resultingin the final match being decided on penal-ties.Crusaders’ cruising ship was stopped on

penalties by Brown Eleven’s shot-stopper,Zozo Menziwa.

Continued on page 15.

Local teamsexcelin Intsika tourney

Seen with the winners of the tournament is (in front) the organiser Philiso Dakie and ZolaniMandla representing Coca Cola. PHOTO: SANELE JAMES

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