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TENSIONS between the AbaThem-bu King, Buyelekhaya Dalindye-bo, and his former right handman, Chief Jongisizwe Jonas ‘JJ’Ndzambule, of Mthatha West,

have reached boiling point.

JJ, as he is affectionately known, is chiefof Mthatha West that comprises MandelaPark, Slovo Park and Polar Park.

He and King Dalindyebo united in the fightagainst President Jacob Zuma after Pres. Zu-

ma sent a letter to Bumbane Great Place re-questing that theKing explainwhyhe shouldnot be dethroned as king. Ndzambule also ledthe delegation that served Zuma with a peti-tion requesting him to stay out of Bumbaneaffairs.

Ndzambule was very vocal in his supportof the king and was always present at eventsandmeetings hosted by the King. Ndzambulewas also elected as the Public RelationsOffic-er (PRO) of the AbaThembu Royal Council.

According to sources, recent tension be-tween Ndzambule and the King had reachedboiling point, to such an extent that the King

Kingup inarmsoverrighthandman

JJ Ndzambule (left, in striped shirt) stands behind King Buyelekhaya Dalindyebo during happier times, attending a meeting of the AbaThembu wherethe dethronment of the King was discussed. PHOTO:SIM MDLEDLE

had sent his envoy called Eye of the Child,a non-governmental organisation, to Mt-hatha West to register each and every homeand promised them title deeds fromKomkhu-lu (Great Place).

In addition the Eye of the Child also wentand collected rental from some institutions,such as Ecatu, that were renting land fromMthatha West.

In an interview with Express, Chief Nd-zambule said he had no problem with theKing but said it seemed that “it was the Kingwho has a problem with him.”

“He is not God. I respect his status as he

is bigger than me, but it does not mean thathe can come and interfere in my areas with-out consultation because I am the one whoallocated the sites in all the areas of MthathaWest. He must give me the respect that I de-serve and must not be booing me because Iserve under him. He must learn not to crossthe boundaries,” said Ndzambule.

He reminded the King to respect his bailconditions because “what he is doing incitesterror in the area.”

He denied that he had received a letterfrom the king. “If they say they had givenmea letter they must produce the acknowledge-ment letter from me.”

Ndzambule revealed that they had submit-ted petitions to the Department of Tradition-al Affairs, National Prosecuting Authority,AmaDlomo Royal Council, AbaThembu Roy-al Council and to the speaker of the KingSabatha Dalindyebo Municipality warningthem that the King’s actionsmay possibly in-stigate violence among members of the com-munity.

It was also reported that the King had firedall the Chiefs ofMthathaWest. But theKing’sspokesperson, Reverend Siphiwe Thafa, de-nied these reports and said if the king wasintending to dismiss his chiefs he would firstcall a meeting.

He said the only thing the King did, wasto write three letters to Ndzambule askinghim to come to Bumbane Great Place and ex-plain why he was no longer attending meet-ings of the AbaThembu Royal Council as amember.

“Ndzambule has not attended about fourmeetings, with no report or apology, so thatis why the king wrote these letters to him.

“But he never turned up – even after thoseletters.What we heard from themedia is thatthey took a decision to quit from the royalfamily and the king never expelled them,”said Thafa who refused to comment on theissue of Eye of theChild,which allegedly trig-gered the whole matter.

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REPORTER

THREE men have been arrested in connec-tion with the damage to the OR Tambo Gar-den of Remembrance.

The men (20, 21 and 50) were arrested bya special task force which was established byLt-gen. CeliweBinta, PoliceCommissioner inthe Eastern Cape.

Last week Eastern Cape Premier, PhumuloMasualle, condemned the burning of Presi-dent Oliver Reginald Tambo’s statue at thevillage of Nkantolo in Bizana.

During the incident two huts were burnt

down along with a statue of the late formerANC President, Oliver R Tambo.

“We bemoan this insensitive act and find ithard to believe that there are people whocould commit such a crime, with such impu-nity, lawlessness and contempt during themonth thatwe celebrate theuntarnished lega-cy of President Oliver Reginald Tambo.”

“There are processes to be followed whencommunities have grievances and no matterthe gravity of concerns, such lawless acts thatsplit and besmirch our history and our lead-ers must be condemned with the contemptthey deserve,” concluded Premier Masualle.

OR Tambo was born and brought up atNkantolo, inBizana.Hewas among the found-ing members of the African National Con-gress Youth League (ANCYL) in 1944 and lat-er became president of the ANC. He died ofa stroke in April 1993.

Premier condemnsburningofORTamboGarden

These are the two houses which hadstored a statue and other historicaldocuments that were torched at Nkantolo.PHOTO:PHINDILE GQELE

Aman (22) was arrested for rapeat Mt Phakathi Coffee Bay nearMqanduli after he allegedlyraped girl (19) in the area on Oc-tober 22.

It is alleged that the victimwas on her way to her boyfriendwhen the suspect raped her athis home.

The suspectwas arrested and isexpected to appear before theKwaaiman periodical court soonfacing a rape charge.

. A woman (22) was arrestedat UpperNgqwarha for dealing in

dagga weighing 1.176kg with astreet value of R2 000.

The suspect was arrested whenthe police were doing their nor-mal duties. She will appear in theMqanduli Magistrates’ Courtsoon, charged with dealing indagga.

. A man (27) was sentenced to5 years and 7months in prison forhouse breaking and theft.

This follows a burglary at theFETCollege in Coffee Bay on Sep-tember 2. Clothes and grocerieswere taken.

He appeared before theKwaaiman periodical court onOctober 21 and was found guiltyas charged.

Crime round upREPORTER

THE Portfolio Committee on BasicEducation has condemned the “sexfor marks” scandal by some educa-tors at SouthAfrican schools andhascalled for the harshest possible pun-ishment for those found guilty of thisoffence.

“This attitude stands against eve-ry value as South Africans whichwewant to instil in society’s fibre. It isthe worst form of abuse and ought tobe dealt with expeditiously. Therehave to be consequences for sexually

exploiting under-age pupils,” saidNomalungelo Gina, Chairperson ofthe Committee.

“The sinister behaviour where ed-ucators view learners – as young asthey are – as sex objects should becondemned and frowned upon. Edu-cators should exercise the parentalrole for over eight hours on our chil-dren, and not subject them to thiskind of emotional torture.”

This comes after media reportsthat teachers at Brakpan HighSchool, Gauteng, sought sexual fa-vours from learners if they wantedto pass. It was revealed that the

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SIMBONGILE MDLEDLE

A LACK of resources is hampering theprogress of the Port St Johns’ youth councilwhich was established to develop the youthand improve the economy and tourism in thearea.

The youth council was launched on March27 this year at Lilly Lodge to enable the town’syouth to champion economic developmentand play a pivotal role in job creation whileworking in conjunction with the municipali-ty.The Port St Johns Local Municipality also

made the commitment that they would worktowards changing the lives of young peopleand support the youth council in that coastal

town which is rich in tourism.But the youth council is faced

with the dilemma of lacking re-sources and has insufficient fundsto achieve their goals.Express has learned that since

the youth council’s launch theyhave not had an office to operatefrom and when they requestedspace in the municipality’spremises they were told that therewas no space.The council was, however, as-

sisted by a local businessman whooffered them office space. Present-ly they were looking for the dona-tion of a computer from any Good Samaritan.TheChairpersonof the council, SiviweNgc-

ingwana, has called on any person who hasan old computer which they are nolonger using, to please donate it tothem. Ngcingwana confirmed thatthey were battling to fulfil whatthey had promised as their man-date after they were elected as theexecutive of the youth council. Hesaid the funds they were gettingfrom the municipality are notenough as their last allocation wasR200 000 which is very little whentaking into consideration theamount of work they had to do inall the wards of PSJ municipality.“We want to set up our office on

our own and lobby for support as much as wecan.We cannot surrender our commitment as

the executive of improving the economy ofthis area,” he said.He revealed that they had already engaged

Walter Sisulu University (WSU) to developskills by providing training and internship inthe field of tourism.In his response PSJ Mayor Mnyamezeli

Mangqo said themunicipality has catered forthe youth, but has a limited budget. To ad-dress this they are hoping to forge partner-ships with the private sector, government de-partments and other spheres of government.“We remain committed to supporting the

youth but we don’t have stand-alone pro-grammes for the youth as we cater for themin programmes such as themayoral outreachand public participation,” concluded Man-gqo.

DilemmaforPSJyouth council

PSJ Youth councilchairperson SiviweNgcingwana.PHOTO:SIM MDLEDLE

AYANDA MILLISA MADIKIZELA

KINGSabataDalindyebo (KSD)LocalMunic-ipality Councillors have accepted MayorNonkoliso Ngqongwa’s apology regardingthe municipality’s recent bank change.

Ngqongwa said onbehalf of themunicipali-ty, she apologised for any inconvenience thatwas caused during the change.“Therewasadisruptionof payments to em-

ployees, councillors and traditional leadersduring this process andwe humbly apologiseto the community and to everybody who hasbeen affected,” said Ngqongwa.She highlighted that according to Regula-

tion 30 of the Municipal Financial Manage-ment Act (MFMA), after 5 years, they neededto revise and if possible, change banks.“It is a process carried through by the offi-

cials throughbids and itwas brought into the

council and agreedupon to change to anotherbank.”United Democratic Movement Spokesper-

son in the KSD, Mabandla Gogo, said theprocess has not been clearly communicatedwith the councillors, but the apology hasbeen accepted.“Our complaint is that we were never giv-

en proper time to prepare ourselves for thechange. Because of this we have suffered ahuge blow of overdrafts and penalties fromour banks, due to a lack of funds in our ac-counts,” said Gogo.He said in future, such processes should be

executed with openness.

Opposition parties acceptMayor’s apology

KSD Mayor Nonkoliso Ngqongwa apologizedfor the inconvenience caused by the municipali-ty’s recent bank change.

PHOTO:AYANDA MILLISA MADIKIZELA

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SIMBONGILE MDLEDLE

THE community of Ndayeni location in Tha-leni Administrative Area, Lusikisiki, are re-fusing that the corpse of a baby who was foundwithout a head and an arm, be buried in theirarea without its missing limbs.

They demanded that the mother of the in-fant be released from prison so that she cango and fetch the missing limbs as they willnever allow the baby to be buried in their ar-

ea.The gruesome discovery of the corpse two

weeks ago, on October 7, caused angeramongst community members, particularlythe young people.

They demanded that the family of the 18-year-old mother, accused of killing the infant,leave the area. The baby was believed to beone-day old when it was found in a secludedarea in the village.

After the discovery, elderly women in thelocality commenced a massive hunt for the

mother of the baby. All the women in the lo-cality were called to a meeting and each wom-an was milked and and their private parts in-spected.

During that inspection an 18-year-old wom-an was allegedly found to have recently givenbirth. When she was questioned about thewhereabouts of her child she was unable togive a proper explanation. Community mem-bers handed her over to the police and she wasarrested.

Police spokesperson Captain Mduduzi God-

lwana confirmed that community membersrefused that the baby be buried in their area.

He said the family was ordered to leave thearea but the chief of the area rescued themby keeping them at his place.

He said the police tried several times to in-tervene by holding meetings with communitymembers from the area but their efforts werein vain. A meeting on Tuesday last week wasalso fruitless as members of the communitywere still saying they don’t want the baby toburied in their area.

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SIMBONGILE MDLEDLE

THE fact that the Eastern Cape MEC for Ru-ral Development and Agrarian Reform, Mil-bo Qoboshiyane, visited the Mandela farmwas evidence that the livestock on the farmis in need of medical attention.

This was revealed by the department’sspokesperson Mvusiwekhaya Sicwetsha inresponse to media reports that the latestatesman’s cattle in Qunu farm are report-edly dying from neglect and that they areall in danger of dying.

The reports further stated that they arestarving due to lack of feed. Due to the factthat the farm is small there was no moreplace to graze for them.

A local resident, who refused to disclosehis name, said the situation forced the herdboys to take the cattle outside the farm tograze somewhere else.

While Sicwetsha refused to be drawn on

the issue of neglect of the cattle, he said thedepartment supplied feed for the cattle whenthe MEC visited the place. He was not sureabout how much feed was delivered and thecost involved.

He said before the MEC paid a visit toQunu, he had sent the department’s officialsto inspect the state of the Mandelas’ cattlein Qunu farm. The inspection culminated inQhoboshiyane’s visit to the farm at the be-ginning of August this year together withveterinarians and department officials. Ac-cording to Sicwetsha they were there to vac-cinate and castrate some of the cattle and de-liver feed.

A local resident, who spoke to Express oncondition of anonymity, said he did notcount how many times people were called tocome and skin out cattle on the farm but thatit was “several times”. “I am not sure wheth-er it was because of the drought or if theyhad been neglected.”

The farm is situated at the Qunu homewhich the second wife of the late global icon,Winnie Madikizela Mandela, has made acourt bid for as she stated that it should be-long to her and her children.

Mandela’s cattle in need ofmedical attention

The cattle on the Qunu farm which reports claim are being neglected. PHOTO: SIM MDLEDLE


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MEMBERS of the South African Transportand Allied Workers Union (SATAWU) in Mt-hatha, marched to the offices of the Depart-ment of Labour last Thursday to hand overa memorandum.

Chairperson of the Satawu Mthathabranch,Wonga Sihentshe, said thememoran-dum held complaints over the slow pace withwhich theDepartment of Labourwas reactingto complaints by the employees about theirworking conditions.“The department is letting us down and

sometimes we feel that they have been paidby our employers to not investigate the prob-lems we bring to them,” said Sihentshe.Headded thatmanycompanies didnot com-

ply with employment regulations andclaimed that the department was aware of

such cases but that they were doing nothingabout it.“In many ways, including working irregu-

lar hours for very low salaries, we are notwell-treated at our places of work and the de-partment is not helping,” he said.Taking part in the march were workers

from the security sector, the taxi industry,road freight and the cleaning sector.The memorandum was handed over to

Kholeka Maqungo who is managing the Mt-hatha office. She said she would send thegrievances to the provincial office.Sihentshe said they had given the depart-

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SIMBONGILE MDLEDLE

A MAN who is herding Mandela’s cat-tle at Qunu farm near Mthatha deniedthat the cattle who died during recentmonths were neglected.

MgcineniWisemanQingana said thecattle were not neglected because heand fellow herdsmen were looking af-ter them and they also have a supervi-sor to oversee the whole process on thefarms in Qunu and Ncise. Both farmsbelong to the late statesman, NelsonMandela.The man, who has been working on

Mandela’s farmsince 2000, saidheusedto share jokes with Tata Mandela

whilst they were on the farm, inspect-ing his livestock with him.He described him as somebody who

loved livestockwholeheartedly.Qinga-na’s utterances follow reports that Nel-son Mandela’s cattle at Qunu farm aredying from neglect.He revealed that the only thing that

hampers them was the late delivery ofthe feed to the farm. Delivery some-times takesmonths. Due to grass beingdry in winter, they depended on lu-cerne for feed.He said the lucerne supply ran out

some months ago and was only deliv-ered on Tuesday, October 21. “About200 bales were delivered. If it was doneaccording tomywishes, lucernewould

always be available at the farm be-cause there is no grass and the size ofthe farm is not enough for somany cat-tle.”Qingana confirmed that 10 cattle

died this year and he believed that itwas because of hunger and draught. Hesaid he and the other herd boy reportedeverything to the supervisor who is al-ways at the farm.He said the supervisor reports to the

manager, namedMimi,who is based inGauteng and Mimi reports to Makazi-we the eldest daughter of Mandela.The Qunu farm now has 1 790 cattle

plus many calves. Attempts to get holdof the supervisor, called Siya, as wellas Makaziwe, were fruitless.

Mandela’s herdman says cattle are not neglected

Mkhulu Mgcineni Qingana during an interview with Express.PHOTO: SIM MDLEDLE

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THEcontroversy surrounding theRDPhous-ing programme in Zimbane Valley, a town-ship situated in the South East of Mthatha,has escalated.

After not being satisfied with the KSDmu-nicipality’s response concerning anumber ofissues in their area, including the illegalevacuation and selling of RDP houses, dis-gruntled Zimbane Valley residents marchedstraight to the Public Protector’s offices inMthatha last week Monday.Accompanied by a police Nyala vehicle,

the residents marched, singing liberationsongs, from town to the Public Protector’s of-fices in Fortgale to submit their petitionwiththeir grievances to appeal for the Public Pro-tector’s intervention.The issues include the illegal occupation of

RDP houses, the alleged sale of the houses bytheWard 4 Councillor Nomzi Veronica Xoba-ni, demolition of some of the already builthouses and the eviction of residents out oftheir rightful houses.According to the convener of the march,

Monde Sandlana, more than 60 houses havebeen sold and others illegally occupied. Theyhave made efforts to address the matter withthe KSD municipality but the matter wasn’thandled properly.

“This has been going on for some time. Wedid report the matter to the KSDmunicipali-ty asking for clarity on someof the issues per-taining to RDP houses in our area but the re-sponsewegotwasn’t enough. Itwasn’t direct;they actually failed us,” said Monde.He added that they even tried engaging the

ward councillor in the discussions they heldas residents but she never attended, sayingshewouldn’t attend ameeting of drugdealersand hooligans.Residents demonstrated their dissatisfac-

tion with the councillor’s administration oftheward on placardswithmessages demand-ing thay the councillor steps down.An elderly resident of Zimbane Valley

Township, Gogo Nomvume Nyati (66), saidthere were a lot of fraudulent activities fac-ing the whole RDP programme in the area.She said some of the residents who appliedfor houses were given ERF numbers but nev-er got the houses.In addition she said they were worried be-

ing elderly people were living with theirgrandchildren. “Once the guardian haspassed on, the vultures come and prey onthem (children), kicking them out of thehouses.”A delegate from the Public Protector’s of-

fices accepted the petition from them.The pe-tition gave the Public Protector one monthto investigate and table the results.

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A MAN from Beaufort West, who is residingin Cape Town, is blaming Mthatha CentralPolice Station Officers for failing to give himinformation about his missing firearm.

Simphiwe Ntlabathi claims that his fire-armhasbeenkept by thisPolice Station since2005. He said that the firearm had belongedto his uncle (Velile Ngxaweni) who passedaway. Ntlabathi then allegedly asked Ngxa-weni’s wife to give him the firearm, since shesaid she did not want it.“My aunt refused to give it to me, because

I did not have a firearm licence at the time.She then took it to Mthatha Central PoliceStation,” said Ntlabathi.He said he got his licence in 2011 after his

aunt had also passed away. When he went tothe police station to collect the firearm, hewas asked for a SAP 13NU, which he broughtto the police station. That was when he wastold that his firearm had been taken by theNational Task Force to Pretoria.“But the problem was that there was no

name, persal number and rank of the police-man or woman who took the firearm whichwas registered in the occurrence book. Thatis why I am saying this firearm is missing.”Ntlabathi said he had tried several times

to find help. He had even phoned the provin-cial office to ask for help. They told him thataccording to their records the firearm wasregistered in his name.He was advised to open a case, but he said

the case was not being investigated. He saidhe was worried about his firearm, because ifsomething happened, he could be in troublebecause it is registered in his name.“I can end up in jail because of it. I am ap-

pealing to anyone who can advise me onwhich steps to take now to please assist. I had

tried all the offices which I thought wouldhave been able to help.”Police Spokesperson for the Mthatha Clus-

ter, Warrant Officer Denoe Koena, said Ntla-bathi must go and report the matter to thebranch commander if he feels that his caseis not being investigated properly.“He followed the right path by getting a li-

cence and that the gunwas taken to the policefor safety. But if it is now missing, he mustreport it to the police,” said Koena.She said they appeal to the community to

hand guns in to the police if the owner haspassed away.

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THEEasternCapeDepartment ofEducation(ECDoE)MEC,MandlaMakupula, lastweekofficially handed over ManzolwandleSandile Senior Secondary School, built at acost of R14 million, in the Mthatha Educa-tion district.

The school consists of classrooms, an ad-min block, a nutrition centre, media centre,andmain school ablution facilities and fenc-ing. According to the spokesperson for theDepartment of Education, Loyiso Pulmane,the construction of this school forms part ofthe Eastern Cape Education Department’sRapid Infrastructure Delivery Programme

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structure follows government’s commit-ment to make education one of its apex pri-orities, and seeks to address huge backlogsin this province.Pulumane said the Rapid Delivery Pro-

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AN innovative endeavour to develop and im-prove core business at WSU, has seen over ahundred students exchange their pens andpads for a more modern learning tool – the

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A brain’s trust consisting of Applied andEnvironmental Sciences (AES) and SocialSciences and Developmental Studies (SSDS)lecturers took a decision to solicit funds from

the University’s coffers to invest over R200000 into procuring 120 tablets in an effort toelevate the standard of teaching and learning.It was in 2013 when the schools made a sub-

mission for learningmaterial to the ExtendedProgrammes Body in the Centre for Learningand Teaching Development (CLTD) office,which deals specifically with extended pro-grammes matters.“Our submission was granted and we re-

ceived the funds. This was a strategic moveaimed at easing the burden on a teaching andlearning environment struggling to copewith big student numbers and minimal re-sources,” said Zoology lecturer Thabile Loqo.Loqo said the introduction of the new-age

learning tools has helped further optimisethe teaching efforts of the lecturers, whilst al-so ensuring improved reciprocation of infor-mation by students.She added that the devices have helped lec-

turers broaden the scope of their readingma-terial; create a much more engaging and in-teractive class setting; perform quick search-es in the classroom for points of clarity; givemuchmore engagingmultimedia feedback tostudents; and create a much clearer, concisedigital lesson plan.

The students have heaped praise upon theirlecturers for thinking outside the box in try-ing to improve the learning experience.Loqo said the biggest concern at the mo-

ment is insufficient Wi-Fi hotspots to helpmaximise the use of the devices. “The stu-dentsmust be able to use the tabletswhereverthey are on campus,” she said.Second year Chemistry student, Kamvelih-

le Tintelo said this has truly been a fantasticinitiative and will definitely go a long way toimprove student performance. “The Univer-sity has showngreat initiative, andwe clearlysee that we really are first priority.”Physics student Certina Munthali is also

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particular programmebecause of the timemytablet affords me to do research. Thanks tothis device, I’m not just studying physics any-more, I’m living it,” said Munthali.

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procedures.Zuma’s action followed an appeal from a

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said they went to court because they wanted

the president to apologise to the Thembu na-tion for involving himself in the affairs ofAbaThembu, which could lead to violence.He said they were happy with the judge-

ment and that they would reconcile withthose who want reconciliation in the royalhouse because their intention was to build aunited kingdom.“If there are stillmembers of the royal fami-

lywhowant to pursue thematterwewillmeetthem there. Backward never, siyaphambilingoku (we are going forward now),” saidMfundo.

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chairpersonof theAbaThembumemberswhowrote to Zuma, stressed that if they lose thecase in theMthathaHighCourt theywerepre-pared to take it to the highest court of thiscountry. Several attempts to get a commentfrom the spokesperson for the presidencywere fruitless as calls to his cellphone werenot answered.

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Electrical appliances were also on special on the day of the opening.PHOTO: AYANDA MILLISA MADIKIZELA

People came in numbers to take advantage of the special offers at the grand opening of the newGame store in Mthatha last Thursday. PHOTO: AYANDA MILLISA MADIKIZELA

The grand opening day last Thursday,wasa very busy day with the store packed withexcited customers filling their trolleys withaffordable items. Many items were on spe-cial on opening day.

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BABALWA NDLANYA

AWELL-knownGospelArtist fromChamshevillage in Willowvale is appealing to his sup-porters to vote for him.

He is nominated in two categories of theGospel CrownAwards thatwill be held at theInternational Convention Centre (ICC) inDurban on November 23.

Talking to Express, Betusile Mcinga saidhe could not believe his ears when he re-ceived a phone call informing him that hehad been nominated for Best Newcomer andfor Best Gospel Song of the Year. “I could not

hold back my tears. I never thought Godwould bring me this far,” said Betusile.

He said he thought the person who phonedhim was going to say he was only joking.

Betusile said he feels as if he has alreadyreceived his award, because it is the firsttime he has been nominated and this had ledhim to be more connected to his God – theOne who had given him, this opportunity.

According to him he did not know that hismusic was so well recognised. He startedsinging Gospel in 2008 and his first albumwas “Mandibe ngowakho”. He urged his sup-porters to vote for him by sending an Sms“Song Zundithwale” to 34069.

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Betusile Mcinga-nominated in two catergories of Gospel Crown Awards. PHOTO:SUPPLIED

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Guys, take it from umgosi perhaps nakuniiyenzeka le daai ding.

Benisazi, dear readers ukuba there are peo-ple who are good to masquerade as if they areyour friends only to find they are after some-thing.

It can be money, booze, food, etc.Kuyakwayintoni ngoku bafana begossip?

Kaloku kukhona le outie yethu.Daar maan asazi nokuba akayiqonda na

ukuba sesiyayi krobela daai ding ayenzayo.Yenza ntoni le outie kanti?

Yamkela nge 15th day of the month and af-ter he got paid soze uphinde uyibone awuyifu-mani nditsho nakwi’ phone, mara xa kubethaezethu ii-dates zokwamkela enyangeniuyakuva ngaye ethumela isms or i phoneikhala ngokunqaba kwethu.

Sesimazi ke, into ezakulandela kukuba athiufuna ukusijoyina siphi.

Mara yena ebekade engabonakali ndawokusukela wamkela.

Niyayibonamoss le ntoukuba ihamba icalaelinye. Sidibane ke, wofika ekhala ngonxanonokungabi nagazolo abethe kusaboleka imalimara siyazi ukuba soze ayibuyise lo mali.Ukuba siyankala uncama ukulala out angayikumakoti kuba ufuna ukusishiya singenalonelimdaka.

Elakhe??Niyabazi maan abantu banjalo neh.Sijongene nalo way ke.

Kufanele benza njani bethu?

Bafundi abathandekayo sithi oku masikesikuhlomle apha kulo mhlathi we-gossip ku-ba akusiphathi kakuhle.

Uyazi siqaphele something ukuba eyonanto esixhaphakeleyo ngee-weekends yim-ingcwabo than iziyunguma apho kungakhal-wayo.

Even if siyile kweso siyunguma kodwa sibabesiqale emngcwabeni.

Get it from us, ayikho impela veki ekhe ig-qithe kungekho mngcwabo nawe ngoku kubaukhathele kukungcwaba uphela ukhetha isi-yunguma kunomngcwabo kuba ayipheli.

Usizi ke lukwezintsizwa ziphaya ezilalinizembayo kuba iveki neveki zimelwe kuk-wemba.

Esikubonileyo ke azondlekanga nakakuhlewethu kuba sezaphelelwa nayimisebenzi. Za-khotyozwa nazimachines zasemigodinikodwa ngoku zimelwe ngumsebenziwoku-‘digger’ kwakhona umhlaba everyweekend.

Siyanicela nani nisuka ezidolophini nisen-emali xa nifika kwezi ndawo zenu umahlalelaxa icela iR5 yeskali or iR2-50 ye-feg mnike ku-ba mninzi umsebenzi ommeleyo apha ema-khaya wena ulibele kukutya kamnandi ezid-olophini nje.

Ngaphandle kokwemba abantu baboabacelwa ngabazali bethu if not abafazi bethuesibashiye emakhaya ukuba bazokonyula xakukhona into eyoyeleyo.

NakuweMsholozi (Jacob Zuma) siyakuce-la make a plan kweza ntsizwa kufane nalap-ha ezidolophini apho kwembiwa ngeema-chine bayabulaleka abafethu phaya ngathingoku baqeshiwe.

Usivile moss.

Mmm, what a pain

On thisExpress land sometimes things arenot fair, but what is needed is to endure nomatter how difficult the situation is.

We were listening to a chap who was sob-bing pointinghis finger to hiswife.What didthe wife do?

They had been married for ten years andblessedwith two children in theirmarriage.You know what, there are secretive peoplewhowill never reveal their disgrace butGodwho is above all will disclose it.

Because He hates to see his sheep sufferon the ground.

Go straight to the point majimbos na-jikeleza ngathi yinkukhu izakubeka iqanda.

This chap only find out ukuthi his firstborn is not his lastweekwhen a boy got sick.You know moss in the black culture, if achild needs a custom to be practised in hisor her blood, no doctor can help.

Nomfethu ke he spent thousands of randstrying to heal ‘his’ first born son but in vain.

God whispered to the woman to tell thetruth to his hubby rather than losing him.

But ke mfethu take it easy deal with thematter.

Don’t dismiss her because bonke banjenomnye oyakumfumana she may bring twowamaveza ndlebe or all of them.

Mind, ke the bond already established be-

tween the father and son.In a short space of time kuvela omnye u-Dad.Mara sisters niyazihlukumeza intliziyo za-

banye abantwana.“Yhoo, hayibo wathi siyahlukumeza bona?”

Nabo besitsho oosisters.Hayi sisters we are really apologising about

what we said masikhe siyibeke kanje, kuyahl-ukunyezwana kodwa kulo mhlaba.

Gesh take your pens and leave this space.Until next time with more gossip news from

our areas.Please don’t forget to invite Umgosi team

whenyouarehaving aparty or get together-nota funeral.

Kalokuwe are allergic to funerals we can on-ly join you during after tears si-check abalahl-ayo.

This is not fair

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A DAY of cricket fun with 48 boys and girlsfrom schools in the former Transkei regionwasheld at theKhayaMajolaOval inMthatharecently.

The KFC Mini Cricket festival saw youngcricket fanatics between the ages of ten andthirteen, actively showcasing their skills onthe field.Shaun Belluigi, KFC Mini Cricket festival

organiser, said 16 provincial festivals are

hosted annually where schools from vari-ous regions are invited to showcase theirskills.“These festivals are used as a platform to

get kids to live active lifestyles while ensur-ing opportunities for South Africa’s nextgeneration of Proteas,” said Belluigi.KFC Mini cricket has over 100 000 chil-

dren actively participating in the pro-gramme around the country, with dedicat-ed volunteer coaches sharing their passionfor cricket with youngsters.Belluigi added that there is an exciting

2014/2015 KFCMini Cricket season ahead withtheMini cricket kids vs theProteasTourwhere7 lucky competition winners will get to playagainst the Proteas.Besides getting acquainted with cricket ba-

sics such as batting, bowling and fielding, thekids also competed in several activities.A rebound net was used to train them in ball

catching, a bowling tunnel, as well as a dive in-flatable to test the youngsters’ skills on divingfor the ball.Chizela Junior Secondary School from Li-

bode beat all the schools in the activities and

won themselves a KFC Mini-cricket packwith cricket equipment.Siyabonga Ndamase, Chizela cricket coach

said the festivals have had a positive impact.“Our teams have developed a lot and due

to the utmost curiosity among the learnersabout the sport, we have also included thegirls.Wenowhave two clubs, one for boys andone for girls,” said Ndamase.He added that some of their learners have

also participated at the provincial Under 11gamesasa result of theKFCMini cricket festi-val.

Minigameskeepyoungstersactive

Learners from Chizela JSS in Libode won a KFC Mini Cricket pack at Khaya Majola Oval,Mthatha. PHOTO: AYANDA MILLISA MADIKIZELA

Learnerswere spoiltwith aKFC'skiddiesmeal afterthe games.PHOTO:AYANDAMILLISAMADIKIZELA

SANELE JAMES

PRESIDENT of the South African FootballAssociation (Safa) OR Tambo, Xolile Nkom-pela, has pleaded with the five local munici-palities under theORTamboDistrictMunic-ipality, to take sport seriously and to pro-mote professional sporting in theirrespective areas.

The OR Tambo District Municipality con-sists of five local municipalities, namely theMhlontlo, Port St Johns, Nyandeni, KingSabatha Dalindyebo and Ingquza Local Mu-nicipalities.In his recent media briefing, Nkompela

stressed that they wanted to create playerswho are hungry for success by being in-volved inMayoral tournaments in each localmunicipality and subsequently venture intodistrict leagues.“We now want to venture on bigger chal-

lenges in the district-mayoral tournaments.Teams will compete in their respective mu-nicipalities in a mayoral championship andsubsequently compete in the OT Tambo Dis-trict’s championship.

“We’ve had mayoral tournaments whichusually see a small number of teams partici-pating, but nowwewant themayoral tourna-ments to be part of a series andnot just a one-day event. The bigger the tournament, themore dedication will be shown by the play-ers and some may even have a chance of be-ing spotted by the PSL teams to play profes-sionally,” said Nkompela.He said after all the stadiums had been

built in each local municipality, they wereplanning on inviting PSL coaches to scoutfor newplayers through themayoral tourna-ments. Also the SouthAfrican national teamcoach, Ephraim ‘Shakes’Mashaba, is expect-ed to descend on the 2010 legacyMthatha sta-dium, soon.The President also announced the build-

ing of four stadiums in the Mhlontlo localmunicipalitywhich are currently in variousstages of construction. The stadiums are setto be of use to both local teams and schoolsin the promotion of professional football inthe region.In preparation for 2015, Minister of Sport,

FikileMbalulawill be handing over sportinggear at Tsolo sports ground soon.

SafaOR Tambo aims high

Mthatha express 29 10 2014

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