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UNtombikayise Dladla uthi indo-dana yakhe uMthobisi Dladla (11)wangena kulesi sibhedlelangenyanga kaMeyi emvakokulinyazwa intambokagesi eyayisesihlahl-eni samaqensiekhaya. IndodanakaDladla ifundaibanga lesineesikoleni sama-banga aphansi i-Edendale.Ngenxa yokuli-

mala ngeke isakwazi ukuqhubekaiqede leli banga. Umamawomfanya-na lona uphinde akhale ngokuthikunenxeba lokusikwa lesineethangeni lendodana yakhe anga-zange atshelwe ngalo yena njengo-mama wengane.

UDladlautshele leliphephandabaukuthi odokotela basika indodanay akhe ethangeni ukuze ba-

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anga kahle odokotela basika futhiethangeni ukuze bavalisise isilondasokulinyazwa ugesi esasingavale-kanga kahle. Uthe ithanga laphoasikwa khona lavele labhibha emvakokusikwa.

“Odokotela babe sebesika elinyeithanga okwesithathu ukuze manjebavale isilonda esasibhibha. Okwe-sine baphinda basika ithanga lokhuokungikhalisayo ngoba mina an-gaziswanga ngakho. Basika njengaphandle kokukhulumisana naminjengomama wengane.

“Okubuhlungu ukuthi usikiweamanxeba amane manje emath-angeni womabili kanti akekhoudokotela owangitshela ngokusikwakwakhekwesineethangeni.Ngiyafu-naindodanayamiisindekodwaman-je ukusikwa kwayo angiboni kungi-siza. Kunokuba ibe ngcono, ku-qhubeka izinhlungu nezilonda

ezingapholi emathangeni akhe.Amanye amanxeba adalwe yibona,wayelimele ngaphansi kwesinqe na-sonyaweni kodwa manje uyasikwauyapheshwa umzimba, amanxebaadalwa yibona.

“Amanxeba asemzimbeni wakhemanje ayisithupha esewonke, iz-ilonda ezimbili zokulimala nala-manxebaokusikwaamane.Kumanjeumntwana useyinto ehlala isembh-edeni. Ugcine engasakwazi ukuham-ba, nokuhlala esihlalweni esinama-sondo (wheelchair) sekuwumqansanje,” kusho uDladla.

“Ukhalangezinhlungu,umangib-abikela abahlengikazi bakushaye in-diva lokho. Kuke kwaba nesiwombelaekhalekhonangezinhlungungaba-bikela abahlengikazi, bavele ban-ganginaka bazidlela ingevu. Ku-nokungaphatheki kahle kwasewodi-ni ngaphakathi lapha esibhedlela.

“Angaziswanokuthingabe lukho-na yini ushintsho noma ngichazelwenjengomzali, Ngiyadwanguzela njeangazi lutho, uyathathwa ayiswe eti-yethaabuyengingaziswaluthongesi-mo sakhe,” kuqhuba uDladla.

Ezisholo yena umfanyana utheuzwa izinhlungu ezimangalisayo ku-zo zonke izilonda ezisemzimbeni.“Ngeke ngisavuma manje ukusikwanganelengezinhlunguengizizwayo”,kusho umfanyana.

Okhulumela isibhedlela uZamoMntungwauthengokomthethowesi-bhedlela abavumelekile ukudalulaisimo sesiguli. Uthe odokotela baza-ma konke okusemandleni ukuthiisiguli size silulame.

“Siyacela ukuthi umama womnt-wanaumaenemibuzomayelananes-imo nokulashwa kwendodana yakheabuze odokotela ngoba unelungelolokwazi,” kubeka uMntungwa.

British Actress Naomie Harris was captured during a news conference held on the eve of the South African premier ofthe film Mandela Long Walk To Freedom, in Johannesburg, Saturday (2 November 2013). The biographical film di

rected by Justin Chadwick, is based on South African President Nelson Mandela's autobiography of the same name,which chronicles his early life, coming of age, education and 27 years in prison before becoming president andworking to rebuild the country’s once segregated society. Harris stars as Nelson Mandela's wife, Winnie Mandela.PHOTO: AP

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Shayamoya 2 residents want development


SHAYAMOYA2residents inward11 marched on the Pietermar-itzburg city hall on Tuesday to

demand service delivery from theMsunduzi municipality.

Some of their service delivery de-mands were electricity, access roadsand low cost houses.

Speaking to Echo one of the resi-dents, Themba Shombela, said theyare facedwitha situationwhere taxisare refusing to take themto their des-tination within the area because ofbad roads. “The transport issue is ahuge challenge for the residents ofShayamoya2.Drivers are refusing totake Shayamoya 2 residents due tomuddy roads. This means that wehave towalkkilometers to get taxis in

the main road.“Our councillor, Sipho Madonda,

isawareofeverything.Theonly thingthat was done for us were pit toiletsin 2010. We also have a problem ofelectricity and street lights. We don’thaveelectricityandthatisdangerous.

“Many of us get mugged at nightbecause it’s dark. We have called thecouncillorandorganisedtomeetwithhim but it has never happened. He

promisedhewouldcomebutheneverdoes,”hesaid.Anotherresident,Bea-triceHlophe(65),saidwaterisalsoanissue in Shayamoya 2.Water is deliv-eredbythewatertankerwhichsome-times does not reach other houses.

“He (councillor) is aware of thatbuthehasneverbotheredto talk tousaboutit.Wearelivingunderverydiffi-cult conditions. Our lives are in dan-gerandweareaskingthemayortoat-

tend to these complaints.Ward councillor Sipho Madonda

said the only issue is the road that isin a bad condition. “They have tapsthat have been provided to them twomonths ago. Electricity installationarrangements are in thepipeline as aresult there are stickers that weregluedoneachandeveryhouse for theelectricity installing preparations,”said Madonda.

Residentsof Shayamoya 2marchedon thecity hallto demandservicedelivery.

Babeke amathuluzi bekhonda ngomqashi NOMPENDULO NGUBANE>>[email protected] phansi amathuluzi abasebenzi abangu 41be projekthi yokufakwa kwamapayipi endle endaweni yaseAshdown elawulwa iKulu Civils and ProjectManagers.

Kusukela ngoMsombuluko odlule bebengasebenzingenxa yokunganeliseki kwabo ngamaholo, isimoabasebenza ngaphansi kwaso, impatho kanyenenkontileka yomsebenzi abagcine ngokungayisayiningoba bephikisana nokubhalwe kuyo.IEcho ifike yazithela phezu kwalaba basebenzi bez

ihlalele bezidlalela umdlalo wamakhadi nobekucacisa ukuthi akusetshenzwa.Ngokusho komunye wabasebenzi umqashi wabo ow

anikwa ithenda ngumasipala waseMgungundlovuuMnuz. Musa Mazubane abathe akabonwa nangokhalo ukuzolalela noma athathe izimfunonezikhalazo zabo.

Ebeka omunye wabasebenzi uthe abeneme nezengenani leholo abalitholayo selokhu baqala ukusebenza kule nkampani. Lo msebenzi uthe iprojekthiiqala bavumelana ngenani lika R150 ngosuku lokhookwenza kube uR3000 ngenyanga.

“Kusukela siqala ngenyanga kaNhlolanja akukhookwake kwenzeka ngendlela ecishe igculise. Akuzange kube uR150 kodwa kwaba uR120 owenza uR2400 ngenyanga. .

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Plessislaer crimebusting team recognised


WITHonly11members that cater for atleast 13 areas in Greater Edendale,thePlessislaerCrimePreventionUnit

scooped theaward for thebest performing sta-tion.

The 2013 the good performance awardsceremony was held at the Coastlands Hotel inDurban two weeks ago (25 October).

KwaZulu-NatalpremierSenzoMchunuand

provincial police commissioner MamunyeNgobeni were present at the ceremony.

Plessislear police spokesperson CaptainMusaNtombela said the Plessislaer CrimePre-vention scooped the award because of theircomplete dedication to their work. “They de-serve the award that they have received; theywork very hard as a team. Their duty is to pre-vent and handle any criminal activities in all ofthe areas they are deployed to.

“So far they have done exactly that and wearepleasedandproudof themasastation.One

of the things they excel in doing is respondingquickly to any matter they are called for.

“Theyattendandfollowthematterandtheydothatwithapassion.Iwanttoemphasisethat;itwouldneverhavehappenedwithoutthelead-ership of captain Sizinduna Mkhize and Lieu-tenantColonelThulaniMasikane. “MkhizeandMasikane lead the team of 11 police officers,”he said thanking the 11policemembers for co-operating with the two leaders. “They are 11but they work as if they are thirty. We salutethem for their hardworkandwehope theywillcontinuewith their goodwork,” saidNtombela

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDPlessislaer management team, from left is Captain Musa Ntombela, Colonel Oscar Du Preez, Captain Sizinduna Mkhize, Lieutenant Colonel Thulani Masikane, Brigadier Mandla Gwala, Colonel Gopz Govender, Sfiso Mavundla and Sbonelo Shangase.

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UDIDEKILE owesifazane wasendaweni yase-Maqeleni emva kokuba kungcwatshwe isokayakhe abesezoshada nalo ngaphandle ngok-waziswa.

UNksz Nontobeko Msweli uthi yize besekuphele iminyaka behlala ngokuhlukana noy-isewabantwanabakheabathathuuMnu.Jabu-lani Kuboni, uthuke kwaphela nasozwaneniuma ethola ukuthi ungcwatshiwe ngaphandlekokumbikela.

Elandisa leli phephandaba uthe uKuboniwayeselobolile, wambesa ngo-1999 sekuseleukuthi bashade, okuthe ngokungaboni ngasolinye okuncane, wanquma ukumshiya emziniwabo kwaDambuzawayohlala kubo eMaqele-ni.

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NAMHLANJE sinqume ukushicilela izincwadi eziyingxenye yemibono yabafundi, ezigelezise okoThukela ludla izindwani, zingenaemahhovisi ethu kulandela ingosi ebikhuluma ngoNkulunkulunamaDlozi ngeledlule.Siyabonga emphakathini ngokuyisebenzisa le nkundla ekushi

yelaneni ubuchopho. Niqhubeke ngoba iFEVER/ECHO eyenu.

ImibonongedlozinoNkulunkulu

SO Cosatu president Sdumo Dlaminimay prove not necessarily to be astooge of the president Jacob Zumagovernment after all.

Speculation and innuendos havehad it that Dlamini is a Zuma “cash-and-carryboy”whoseprimemissionis to dampen Cosatu’s militancywhich was evident when suspendedCosatu general-secretary, Zwelinzi-ma Vavi, was around.

As the Vavi “rape” and “corrup-tion” charges (sounds familiar ofcourse) were making headlines re-cently, I quickly googled Dlamini andstarted analysing his historical andcareer background in relation to his

perceived role as a ‘Zuma sell-out’ ofsome sort.

Judging fromhis recent utteranc-es,Dlaminimayyetdispleasehiscrit-ics if he remains consistent or standfirm against increased toll-gates feesonstrategicnational roadsaswell as,(of course I do not like this one), theyouth wage subsidy which he rightlypoints out is the same thing as thepiece of legislation that is intended tobenefittheyouth(indeedIsupportthelatter).

Like Vavi, Dlamini alsomaintainsthat incentivestoencouragebusinessto employ the youth are not in the in-terestofolderemployeeswhomaybeundermined when employers re-trench them and employ youngstersbecause they comewith governmentbenefits.

Obviously, I can understand thatrising toll-gate charges are a seriousissue given the fact that our countryis deeply dividedwhen it comes to itssocial and economic status – somepeople are very poor and others arevery rich. For instance, I can under-stand how a struggling taxi owner(and there are many of them out

there),will feel the pinch in his or herpocket if he has to pay more in orderto use the road in Johannesburg.

But if the increaseswere targetingtrucks and buses only, I would nothaveanythingtosayabout thematterbecause thesehugevehicles really doundermine the expected life-span oftheroadnetwork.There isnothingasdisappointing as seeing a road thatwas originally beautifully tarred de-velopingpotholesprimarilyduetotheexcessive presence of trucks on ourroads.

So timewill tell if theVavi-Dlaminifall-outmattermay have been blownout of proportion or not.

Is Dlamini a government sweet-heart as themediawould have us be-lieve or not? Is the Vavi suspension agenuine internalmatter related toor-ganisational mismanagement or aploy to weaken Cosatu as we are oflate led to believe, or not?

Experience has shown countless

times that powerandmoneyare verycontroversial. For instance, it is quitecommon in any organisation to havethe president not agreeing with thedeputy president or the general sec-retary.

It happens inbusiness circles thattheCEOdisagreeswith the chairmanof the company’s board of directors.And the same is true for governmentdepartments where there have beencases where a minister or MEC doesnot seeeye toeyewithhisorherheadofdepartment,orthemunicipalman-ager is at odd with his or her mayor.

The role of Cosatu in South Africais very significant. Even though it isnot nice to be stuck in traffic whenthere is a march,

I support peaceful protest actionthat represents the interests of theworking class because my sympa-thies are with them. And that is it.

Inasmuch as I do not agree withCosatu on their stance on the issue of

the youthwage subsidy, I do notwishto see the over 2 million-memberstrong labour federation losing thekind of power it has presently.

I do not wish to see a divided Co-satu thatwill not be respected by em-ployers, (including government as amajoremployer),becausethefreeen-terprise system thrives on exploitingthe working class.

Hence the brave Marxist call:“Workersof theworldunite,youhavenothing to lose but your chains1”

For as long as employers earn in-sanelyhugesalaries,ownmanyvehi-clesandhomesthattheydonotneces-sarily need,

enjoy endless overseas holidayswith mistresses or families, whiletheir workers starve in shacks andtownships, they do not havemy sym-pathies.

Simphiwe Mkhize writes in hispersonal capacity.

Cosatu president may prove not be a Zuma stooge after all

SIMPHIWE MKHIZE

Akuvele ubufakazi ngesiwasho kuqalaKUYAYE kuthiwe inkomo ifunwaphezu kwesihlahla uma ilahlekile.

Lesi sisho sibonakala siyiqinisokulandela imibiko yokuthi abantubatheleka ngobuningi babo esont-weni likaMfundisi Hamilton Nalaukuyofuna ikakhulukazi ikhambilengculazi. Lo mfundisi uthi ulaphaleli sifo ngalokho akubiza ngokuthiamanzi angcwele, athi uyawathan-dazelabeseewabizisau-R15kusuka

ebhodleleni.Into eke izwakale kulo mfundisi

wukuthi uvele avuke ulaka laphoebuzwakhonaukuthiunaboyiniub-ufakazi nokuthi amanzi lawa anga-wayisa yini ukuthi ayohlolwa och-wephesheukuthingempelaayayen-za lento akathi ayayenza.

Impela bayadingeka abantuabanjengaye kodwa kubalulekileukuthi kungaxhoshwaabantu. Uma

kuwukuthi kunobufakazi bokuthikunabantu abasindayo, lokho kuy-obe kusho ukuthi wenza umsebenziomkhulu wokuvuselela abantungokomoya. Kodwa kuyobe kun-gasho ukuthi uselapha igciwanelengculazi kuze kube amanzi akhelawa asehloliwe kwatholakala uku-thi kuyilokhu akushoyo. Ngendlelalesi sifo esisibabhuqabhuqe ngayoabantu beNkosi kugcinwa sekuk-

holelwa kunoma yini manje okuthi-wa iyaselapha. Into exakayongalamaziyiniabizekangakangobaphela akukho zithako ezixutshwanawo ukwenza lesi siwasho. Nomaangawabizisa u-50c kuphela ngekealahlekelwa yilutho okunalokho an-gazuza.

Osisebenzisayo lesi siwasho,akangayeki ukudla imishanguzongoba kungenzeka azisoleekugcineni.

Umkhulumeli waBantuDumisani Zondi

ECHOmaritzburg

Incwadi yokuqala:Ngiyakubingelela MaMKhize nabafundi be Fever/Echo. Lolu daba lujulile. Mina ngikholelwa kukhona kokubili. Umdaliukhona. Ngaphandle kwakhe ngabe konke esikwaziyo emhlabeni akukho. Umuntu ukholwa akuthandayo. Angisiboni isidingo sokugxekana. Ngiyawenza amasiko esintungoba nase mandulo okhokho babewenza. Ngiyathandazakodwa angilikhonzile iSonto, futhi uMdali nendodana yakhe bayangizwa. Ngibona ngemiphumela empilweni yami.Kubo kamama wami umaMkhize bakhonza kubaPostoli,kaBaba bakhonza kumaZayoni. Noma kunjalo angigxili kumadlozi ngoba uma uyohlola kuthiwa yenza lokhu, ukwenze. Uphindele bathi yenza lokhu futhi, akupheli.Kodwa angihambisani nabathi abantu obahlabelayo bangama dimoni. Ngabe kusho ukuthi abazali njengoba bengasekho sebengamadimoni? Bona abangikhulisa? Chabakwethu, asiyeke ukugxekana. Kholwa okukholwayouyeke abanye benze ngendlela yabo! AMEN.

Sfiso Tsoro MkhatshwaMadiba section C. Park

Incwadi yesibili.Ayibongwe iNkosi sisi Nosipho. Ngiyayithanda inkulumo yakho. Namingingumfundisi, kodwa ngiyawenzaamasiko esiZulu. Sengathi singakholwa impela kodwa singakhohlwaphela okwakithi. Nami ngivumelananawe asinawo amandla okwahlulela. Ukukholwa kuNkulunkulu akulwisani namasiko ethu. NjengamaZulu kukhona izinto esibona ngazo ukuthi izinto zethu zihambe kahle,njengokuthela umakoti ngenyongo.Lokho akusho ukuthi awusakholwa.Ngiyabonga

Mfu. Bongani MdletsheeRichards Bay

Incwadi yesithathuKhabazela, ngisuswa yisihloko samaDlozi noNkulunkulu. Inkinga ngalesi sihloko ukuthi iningi lethu alazilutho ngamadlozi, ngaphandle kwemfundisoze yokuthi angamadimoni. Lokho Khabazela kunenhleseyobandlululo phakathi komhlophe nomyama, eyayenzelwa ukubukela phansi konke okungokwabantuabamnyama.IBhayibhelialiphambaninamadlozi. Inkingaukuthiabafikanalobalisebenzisaukulwaizimpi zabo ukuze bazuze noma baqole izwe lethu. Inkolo yafika yakhuluma ngoNkulunkulu osheshayo ukuzwa kodwa othatha isikhathi ukuphendula. Okhokho bethu bona babephila inkolo yamadlozi lawa angafunwa. Babekhuluma nawo impendulo ibuye manje. Abamhlophe babesebezama amasu okuhlukanisa umuntu nedlozi, ngoba bebona amandla anawo. Bathi umuntu akalahle idlozi ngoba alilungile.Bafundisa ukuthi alilungile idlozi, liyidimoni, zase ziqala ukubheda izinto, sabuswa izihambi ezweni lethu.

Lungisani MaphumuloeBhobhoyi, Portshepstone

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I SUPPORT PEACEFUL PROTEST ACTION THAT REPRESENTS THE INTERESTSOF THE WORKING CLASS BECAUSE MY SYMPATHIES ARE WITH THEM

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IMBALI Full Gospel Church ofGodunder the leadershipofPas-tor CB and Mrs LT Thenjwayowishes all matriculants who arecurrently writing their final ex-ams the best of lucks.

Itbelievesthattheycandothenation proud.We also thank theteachers. God bless you all.

BISHOP CB THENJWAYOIMBALI

Best wishes for

20132013MATRICULANTS

Matricrehearsalsover, time forshow

THE editorIT is indeed that time of the

year again whereby we rally be-hind our future leaders. It isthrough their sacrifices, hard-ships and difficulties as well asgood choices theymade they re-sult intothemhavingtosit forthefinal examinations for the 2013academic year.

It isindeedanundeniablefactthat these learners have perse-vered so much in their school

Gratitude for city jazz organisersAS one of the attendees, I would liketoapplaudNkanyeziCele,ourownin-ternationally acclaimed jazz drum-mer, and his team for having organ-ised a jazz festival of suchmagnitudeat Woodburn Stadium last Sunday.

I would also like to express mygratefulness to the sponsors whocame on board, namely: Echo, KZNArts and Culture Department, Mgazi

Holdings, Castle Lite, Msunduzi mu-nicipality, The Natal Witness, Msun-duziPietermaritzburgTourismAsso-ciation and Xerox & Fintech.

Even though theweatherwas noton our side,which obviously affectedthe turnout,wehadagoodtimebeingentertained by our musicians.

WearetheCapitalCityofKZN,andit would be extremely important that

as Pietermaritzbugerswe reflect thatby attending when there are enter-tainment events in the city. We needtodispel thenotion thatpeopleofPie-termaritzburg are not sophisticatedenough to embrace and appreciategood things.

Weurgetheresidentsof thisbeau-tiful city to come out in droves whenwe have music festivals and other

forms of entertainment. This wouldencourageourpromoters toorganisemore events, but if we don’t attendthese events we break the spirits ofour promoters.

Let’s turn the City of Choice fromlull into the city of vibrancy.

SIYABONGA MSHENGUOne of the attandees

MHLELI:Ngithi akengisike elijikayo ngendlela uHulu-

meni wethu enza ngayo izinto. Kayikho intoephathakabuhlungunjengokuthi sithi lapho sithisesikhululekile kodwa silandelwe usizi.

Yini emnandi enkululekweni enokuhluphekanobubha. Sinabantu abalala emaphalamendemihla namalanga bavuke baphasise imithethoebhedayo, badle imali zethu thina bakhokhi ben-tela kungabi ndaba zalutho.

Labantu bashintshanisa izikhundla, kudliwaizigidigidi zamarandi umuntu aqhubeke ase-benze kuHulumeni, ayiswe komunye umnyango.

Akesibheke nje ukubheda kwezinto ejeleeMangaung okwakobani ukuthi izisebenzi zejelekube inkampani yonogada? Kudla bani laphongobaakekhoongaziukuthiizinkampanizonoga-da ziholela kancane futhi kazinampesheni, na-medical aid. Kwakwenzelwa ukuthi kudle om-takabani nje. Umaungathi uyabheka ezindawenieziningi izinto zenziwa izinkampani ezizimele.Ngoba nje kumele kube namathenda bese kudlaindoda eyodwa.

Aphi-ke amathuba emisebenzi lapho ngobaimisebenzi engenalo ikusasa, ongaqashwa nam-hlanje uxoshwe kusasa.

Lezi nkampani esezandise okwamakhowe zi-zoxebula umkhoma nje kuHulumeni bese zilam-bisa abasebenzi.

Kungani uhulumeni akubalekele ukuqasha

abantu ezindaweni zakhe?Komasipala izinto eziningi zenziwa ilezi

nkampani ezibhekaukubazidle kakhulu, zingab-heki ukuthi umsebenzi eziwenzayo uzokuba sez-ingeni eliyilo.

Bheka nje izinkampani ezifaka itiyela emig-waqeni,zilifakanamhlanjekusasaselibhodlokile,ngobazibhekeinzuzokakhulu.Ubukeizinkampa-ni zonogada, kuvele kufakwe umuntu ongakwazinokubhala okulindeleke ukuba abhale isitati-mende esizokuya enkantolo ngenye imini.

Eziningi zazo zithatha abantu abangakwaziukukhuluma isingisi ngoba befuna abantu aba-zokuba ovuma zonke kubaphathi. Bayakhohlwaukuthi esikhathini samanje sinabantu abava-kashela kuleli zwe abangakwazi nhlobo ukukhu-luma izilimi zabeNguni. Isivakashi sibhekanenenkinga uma kumele siyalelwe ilo muntu.

Okubalulekile kulezi nkampani inzuzo njekuphela, hhayi izimo zokusebenza ezamukele-kile. Uma sikhuluma ngamathuba emisebenzisasingasho lama tohoesiwabonayo.Umuphium-nyangoosaqasha?Laba fundiabasezikhungweni

zemfundo ephakeme bazosebenza kuphi umakunje,ngobakwazonalezikhungoabafundakuzokazibaqashi?Umuntuuhlala iminyakaneziquza-khe ekhaya, uma efaka isicelo kuthiwe akanasip-iliyoni,okanyeuqeqeshekengokwedlulele.Lokhukwenzauxakweukuthi silaphi isikole sesipiliyoningoba nalo osho lokho wasithola ngokuqalakwenye indawo, sithi labafundiabasitholephi lesipiliyoni?

Namanje ngisabuza ukuthi yiwo yini amathu-ba emisebenzi esasethenjiswe wona lawa. Ezik-hungweni zemfundo ephakeme abasebenzi ba-yashiya, akekho ozihluphayo ngokwenza up-henyoukuthi kungani abantubeshiya. Inkinga ilemithetho eminingi ecindezela abasebenziibephuca amalungelo akade benawo esikhathiniesiphambili.

Phambili bekuyinjabulo ukuthola umsebenzikulezi khungo, umuntu athi uzofunda kwazin-gane zakhe zizofundamahhala, kwaphela konkelokho. Sekuba nemithetho eyedlula eyama-kholwa!

Osopolitiki bazicabangela bona kuphela. Imi-thetho eminingi abayishayayo ubokwazi ukuthiisuke izozuzisa bona okanye abasondelene nabo.

Siyojabula mhla kwaqashwa ezindaweni za-Hulumeni kwehle indaba zamathenda ngoba ku-wona kudla idlanzana.

Izikhulu aziyeke ukubona into kwamanyeamazwe asethuthukile bese becabanga ukuthiizakusebenza nakuleli lethu.

Sithi phansi nezinkampani ezizimele phansi.Phambili nokuqashwa kwabasebenzingokugcwele ngobanabobayadingaukubanom-sebenzi onekusasa.

BONGANI MZO NGUBANEAshdown

lives and theyhave managed tofight against allodds and they arenow a one stepcloser in terms offulfilling theirlong-anticipatedgoal.

The stage isset, the audienceis waiting anx-iously for a tre-mendousshow,sothe ball is in theircourt for a greatperformance.

Teachers haveput and instilledeverything intheir powers totransform thelives of the learn-ers permanently.It is not so easy onthe side of teach-ers to part wayswith learners theyhave stayed withforalongtimeandtheir source of joyis to see theselearnersmakingitbig in life.

To all matricu-lants, I wish youall thebest in yourexams and alsowish you well inyour future ende-vours.

STHEBUMDUNGE

KwaMnyandu

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ECHO MY ECHO SOAPIESGENERATIONSSELLO gives a grim warning regarding theDlomos. MJ’s friends don’t know how tocheerhimup.Zodwaismoreconfusedthanever. Dineo is surprised to find Phenyo onher doorstep. Ngamla takes matters intohis own hands. Ruby loses it when a customer threatens to sue her. Akhona ishopeful when Nicholas invites her for adrink. The trial of the year starts off witha bang. Zinhle instructs Isabel on how toseduce her man. Scottconfides inCindyabouta dangerousplan.Senzoand Jasonfind outwhat

their ‘isikhonzi’ has been up to. Khethiweand Queen get snubbed when trying tohelp a friend. Zodwa is caught redhanded.Ngamla risks it all for his family. DesperatePhenyo turns to Noluntu for help.

ISIDINGOTHE hacker strikes again this time directlyat his target, Benjamin le Roux. Leratomeets a cancer survivor and her attitudeto her own cancer changes. Jeffersoncharms an associate into signing a crucialdeal surprising Nikiwe in the process. Benjamin reels as he realises exactly who is under threat. Lerato uses her new found power and takes no prisoners. Frank finds hisauthority challenged and does not like theoutcome. Eddie finally has a case to nailthe one person he’s been after for so long.A surprise return leaves a nagging questionas to why the youngest Sibeko is back. Lerato’s test results deliver a lifechangingrevelation. Ben is in hiding but a familiarface helps him find hope. Prada puts hisfoot deep into Lerato’s tragedy. With theworld at his feet Ntando makes an earthshatteringdecision.Despiteclaimsofinno

cence, Eddie isn’t letting go of his guiltypleasure. Jefferson is livid at Ntando’s actions and is left with no doubt he’s his father’s son. You can say what you like

about her hair but never call her a victim.

MUVHANGOMULALO takes the stand in defense ofAzwindini, but only makes matters worse.When Thuli sees Busani and Thandaza together, she gets the wrong end of the stick.Agnes and Mampho fight over her decisionto lie to the family. Nenzhelele makesthings even worse for Azwindini. Agnesfinds herself caught between a rock and ahard place. Thandaza struggles with thesecret she’s forced to keep from Busani.Azwindini loses his cool on the witnessstand. Vusi learns a painful secret. Thandaza tells Thuli about Joyce’s last request.Teboho wants Mulalo to be chief if Azwindini isconvicted.BusaniwantstoknowwhatThandaza said to Thuli. The Judge gives hisverdict

RHYTHM CITYHELEN proves she’s not afraid to fight firewith fire and makes a demand of Mangithat could change the face of NFH and earnher two mortal enemies. Shakira makestwo big discoveries about Joe; one thatcould help her and another that couldharm him. Mlungisi finally goes on a job forOliver but the mystery surrounding it hashim fearing for more than just his family’s

financial stability. Erin learns some troubling news about Dintle. Joe’s forced tomake an extremely difficult choice between the lesser of two evils. Compromising his principles causes Mlungisi to putLindiwe in potential danger. Gontse andGloria finally confront each other. Shakiradiscovers whether Helen bought her bluffand Mmadika discovers whether justicewill be served. Mlungisi learns the disturbing results of his work for Oliver. Tino andErin try to reach Dintle.

DAYS OF OUR LIVESHOPE knocks out Keisha and tries to escape. Hope is caught and brought to Warden Smith. Charlene attacks Hope in theWarden’s office. Vivian attempts to teamup with Stefano by telling him about Kate’sinvolvement in her being put in the coffin.E.J. forces Nicole to choose between Bradyand Sydney. Kate finds out just how farStefano has gone in ruining her life whenshe is refused service at the Pub. Johnnyattaches himself to Sami and E.J. tells Sami that doing nothing isn’t an option. Later, Johnny asks E.J. why his mother hateshim. Bo is able to get in contact with theGovernor and gets a call from the Warden.Rafe keeps an eye on Stefano and E.J. atthe docks where they are expecting a ship

ment. Gabi and Will share a kiss. Rafe stopsSami from getting caught at the Kiriakismansion. Philip excuses himself to leavethe Pub and doesn’t see that Daniel witnessed the kiss.

BOLD AND BEAUTIFULTHOMAS’ mea culpa falls upon deaf earswhen he tries to convince Caroline into giving him another chance. Pam asks Stephanie for the biggest possible favor a sistercould ever ask for. Aware that Thomas’new attitude is due to his insecurity aboutrunning Forrester Creations and his relationship ending with Caroline, Donna giveshim advice about how to better use hispower. Rick humbly confesses to Carolinehis involvement in keeping Hope and Liamapart. Stephanie has a special gift for oneof her children. Caroline finds herself in aquandary as she tries to process Rick’s confession about coming between Hope andLiam. Bill opens up to Brooke about hisconcerns regarding Katie and their baby.Donna refuses to give into a sincere requestfrom her sworn enemy. Stephanie remindsSteffy how much they have in common besides their name. Brooke is firm with hersister as she attempts to get Katie to takeinterest in her baby and her motherly duties.

Setlhabi Taunyane plays KopKhuse in Rhythm City.

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WEEKENDWEEKEND

GIGWellknown Sobantu jazz disc jockeySipho Sokhela will be entertainingat Dave’s jazz club at 530 ImbaliUnit 15 this Saturday from 3 pmtill late.Sokhela, affectionately known DJ2020, is currently contracted byFlamingo Casino Northern Cape(Sun International) to play jazz atthe casino every month. For moreinformation about Saturday’s gigcontact David Nzama on 072 0537592..

Local resident to act on Rhythm CityNOKULUNGA NGOBESE>>[email protected]

CITY residentNdabaKaNgwanewillnext month grace South Africanhome screens, playing the characterof Freddie in Rhythm City.

Ka Ngwane is originally from Ol-wazini in Umkhomazi but has beenliving in the city for thepast six years.Heisalsoanawardwinningfilmmak-er of ‘Uhlanga’ (The Mark) , a SouthAfricanfilmwhichhasbeenscreenedon Mzansi magic several times.

Speaking about his new role, hesaid:“I will play Freddie, a very nice

guy who has gone through a roughpatch in his life and is trying to startafresh.

“Hewill struggle to juggle startingafreshinbusinessandraisinghisfouryear-old daughter. He is not Miles Vi-lakazi’s favourite person”.

KaNgwane said that he feels hon-oured, as this was his second actingaudition and he got the role.

He said that he has always seenhimself asmoreof awriter anddirec-tor than an actor, until he was con-vincedbyhisagent totakeactingseri-ously because she thoughthewas ca-pable.

Expressing his excitement, hesaid:“Tome, this isanaturalcontinu-ation of what God has set out for meto do with my life. I am very inspiredandexcitedabout suchanopportuni-ty.

“It is also a great opportunity forthe broader South African audienceto see and appreciate my work. Mytough upbringing andhumble begin-nings have inspiredme to be the bestthat I can be in life.

It also reaffirms my faith in Godand Christ”.

People can start looking out forhim from the first week of December.

City residentNdaba Ka Ngwane willplay the roleof Freddie inRhythm Cityas from nextmonth

Just wait on him, God willfight your battlesNOKULUNGA NGOBESE>>[email protected]

HAVING been singing praise andworship in church for the pasttwenty years, Ashdown’s ownDudu Ka Ndaba is the new kid onthe block having last month re-leased her album titled ‘Impi kaJe-hova’.

The album with 13 tracks is acombination of praise and wor-ship,jazz,itende,traditionalgospeland a pinch of soul.

She said that after undergoingtrials and tribulations, she felt thatsheneeded to shareher experienc-es with other people.

“Many people try so much to

fight trials and tribulationson theirown,without realising that thebat-tle isnottheirsbutitbelongstoGod.

“He fights ourbattles onourbe-half and all that we need to do is towait on him”, said Ka Ndaba.

She said that she hopes thatthrough thealbum,peoplewill findcomfort in knowing that the chal-lenges and tribulations that theyare facing are God’s.

She also hopes that the albumhasan impactonall kindsofpeoplethat face hardships, and are reject-ed by society, because of what theyhave or do not have. The album isnowavailableatBibleCentreandatthe Ethekwini Community Churchbookshop.

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Ubengowase Imbali358 Unit 15 Uzofihlwa

ngoMgqibelo emathuneniaseMountain RiseNgemvakwenkonzoezoba se-U.C.C.

next to Brewery ngo10 ekuseni.



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Obengowase Imbali 1615 Mlahlankosi RoadUzofihlwa ngeMgqibelo emathuneni asekhayaeMkhambathini Ngemvakwenkonzo ezobasekhaya eMkhambathini ngo 10 ekuseni.



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Obengowase 18 Berg Street PMB UzofihlwangeSonto emathuneni aseMountain Risengemva kwenkonzo ezoba seSt Mary’s,

Jabu Ndlovu (Loop) Street ngo 11 ekuseni.



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Applications close on Wednesday, 13 November 2013.The Company reserves the right not to fill this position.Applicants who have not heard from the Company withina month of the closing date should please consider theirapplications unsuccessful. Certified copies of certificateswill be required at interviews.The Company is committed to the transformation of theorganisation to reflect and serve, as closely as possible,

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MSUNDUZIMUNICIPALITY

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MSUNDUZI MUNICIPALITYTA compulsory Clarification Meeting will be held at 10th Floor, Professor NyembeziBuilding, 341 Church Street, Pietermaritzburg, on Friday, 8th November 2013 at10.00 am. An official will chair the meeting and answer queries raised by prospectiveService Providers. Any amendment to the tender documentation arising from suchanswers will be circulated in terms of the meeting’s attendance register. Tendererswho come after the stipulated starting time will not be allowed to be part of themeeting. No tender shall be accepted from tenderers who do not attend the abovemeeting.Tender Adjudication and Evaluation Criteria: The tender shall be evaluated on the90/10 Preferential Points System and in accordance with the Preferential ProcurementRegulations, 2011 issued in terms of Section 5 of the Preferential Procurement PolicyFramework Act No. 5 of 2000. The Council does not bind itself to accept the lowestor any tender and reserves the right to accept the whole or any part of a tender.Each Service Provider will be informed of the tender result. The Council expectsbusinesses within the Pietermaritzburg and Midlands Region to support its contractand affirmative action programmes.MR M.A. NKOSIMUNICIPAL MANAGER

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The School of Management, Information Technology & Governance at the University ofKwaZulu-Natal (UKZN) invites applications from candidates wishing to commence eveningclasses for studies leading to the Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) degree in 2014.This after-hours degree programme offered on both the Westville and Pietermaritzburgcampuses comprises 24 modules, spread over a minimum period of three years, coveringareas such as Macro & Micro Economics, General Management Theory, QuantitativeTechniques for Managers, Accounting, Human Resource Management and EmployeeRelations, Marketing Management, Supply Chain Management, Information Systems ande-Commerce, Entrepreneurship, and Project Management.

Lectures will be held onMondays to Thursdays, from 17h30 to 20h30.

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THABO DLADLA

TALKINGFOOTBALL

“THE better a coach knows his job and the betterhe masters that job, the more he will gain the understandingandrespectoftheplayers.”Unknown.It is also true that great footballers are a product

of great coaches. Good coaching relies on an indepth knowledge of subjects like psychology andpedagogy. If the South African football talent isto reach its true potential, the profile of a “footballcoach” will have to be revisited.Football coaching in the modern era is a difficult

and complex profession. A coach also needs to bea specialist in technicaltactical work and physicaland psychological development. Football peopleneed to develop a culture of reading, studying, researching, experimenting etc. We need to learnand understand the importance of discipline in acquiring knowledge. I think we tend to live too muchon yesterday.Are South African football coaches ready for newdevelopments in the modern game? The fact thatover the past twenty years very few players have

broken into major European leagues is a testament of our coaching levels. We seem to be waryof innovations. We also lack ambition. The majority of professional coaches are content to be “bigstars” in a small pond. It is not right that a countrythat produced Professor Chris Barnard – a hearttransplant specialist cannot produce star coachesand players.It is also important that we start doing instead

of talking. We also need to start giving instead oftaking. South Africans are capable of doing andachieving big in any sphere of life. The problem isthat we still think that the world owe us favours.The language is too much about what people cantake instead of what we can do. There are also toomany chiefs that are pointing fingers instead ofdoing the work. The majority of us will have to dirtytheir hands if South Africa is to join successful nations. The time for singing and dancing is over.Jordan – Safa president is talking about the needto increase a number of coaches at every level.How many of our people are ready to serve withoutcompensation?Sure, increasing numbers is agooddirection but attitudes to service need to change.Moneycannotdothings. It isonlytheretogivesupport. Coaching, just like teaching and nursing, is avocation. Lastly, teaching and coaching begins athome. Fathers and mothers are the first teachersand coaches of their children. Generally, South African parents seem to think that other peopleshould take this responsibility. We have manythings to say about structures like governmentand Safa and yet we are failing in our responsibilities. Charity begins at home. Take care of your children’s future. Stop complaining and start doingthe work. Unzima lo mthwalo!

Nine Pirates players inBafana squad

FUNNYandmockingques-tions were asked whenthe Bafana Bafana head

coach Gordon Igesund namedhis locally based squad on

Monday to face Swaziland in aninternational friendly on No-vember 15.

Igesund’s announcementraised eyebrows and criticismin certain quarters when henamed nine Orlando Pirates

players inhis squad, butwasalso quick to clarify his reasons.

“Pirates nine players all de-serve tobe inmysquad. I’malsohappy that I am now able to se-lect them,”said

Igesund.The South Africans men’s

senior teamwill lay Isihlanguatthe National Stadium in theSwazi Capital, Mbabane.

Igesundcalled-up the likesofRooi Mahamutsa, Happy Jele,DaineKlate andThaboMatlabafor the game.

Oneofthelongservingmem-ber and captain of the teamwasKaizer Chiefs goalkeeper Itu-

meleng Khune, who had beengiven a rest for the Swazilandclash.

Pirates’ Senzo Meyiwaseems to be the first choiceahead of the young SuperSportUnited shot-stopper RonwenWilliams in the squad.

Igesund made it clear, how-ever, the squad he named on

Mondaywasonly for theSwazi-land clash and confirmed hewould name a second squad fortheNovember19fixtureagainstSpain today (Thursday).

Thewell-travelledcoach lastweek clearly indicated that hewouldnamehisstrongestpossi-ble team for the clash againstSpain. - Jerry Barnes

Goalkeepers:Senzo Meyiwa, Ronwen Wil

liamsDefenders:

Thabo Nthethe, TshepoGumede, Tefu Mashamaite,

BuhleMkhwanazi, Rooi Mahamutsa,

Tsepo Masilela, ThaboMatlaba, Happy Jele

Midfielders:Andile Jali, Hlompho Kekana,

Oupa Manyisa, ReneilweLetsholonyane, Bongani Zungu,

Sibusiso Vilakazi, LeratoChabangu, Daine Klate, Thuso

Phala, Siphiwe TshabalalaStrikers:

Lennox Bacela, Bernard Parker,Kermit Erasmus, Edward

Manqele.

Dusi favouritesready for OzzieGladwin hit out

THE buzz of anticipation ahead of the OzzieGladwin, presented by Parklane Superspar,intensifiedwiththenewsthat2014DusiCanoeMarathon title hopefuls Andy Birkett andSbonelo Zondi have confirmed their entry forthe important one-day assignment on 10 No-vember 2013.

The duo got their Dusi build-up campaignoff to the perfect start recently when theyclaimedacobweb-clearingvictory in theNatalCanoe Club (NCC) Development Race fromCamps Drift to Bishopstowe.

In a press release, organisers of the OzzieGladwin said thier win of the NCC Develop-ment Race is the perfect momentum buildingresult that theywillbe looking tobuildupononthe water of the Upper uMngeni river nextweekend.

The pair, widely recognized as two of thecountry’s topDusi superstars, claimedahuge-ly impressive victory in their first ever outingtogether in March 2013 when they soared toaK2recordshatteringwinintheNon-StopDu-si–theDusiinaday–andhavesinceconfirmedthey will form a formidable duo at next year’siconic threedayriver journey fromPietermar-itzburg to Durban.

With early season form a somewhat morevaluable commodity this time around than inprevious years due to the ‘untested’ nature ofmany of the top crews set to tackle next year’sDusi, thepairplaceapremiumongettingmoreracing experience under their collective belt.

“Being four months before Dusi, OzzieGladwin is obviously still very early in the sea-sonanda lot canhappenbetween in that time,so the result isn’t too important for Sbonelo(Zondi) and I from a Dusi point of view,” saidthree times Dusi victor Birkett.

“It is more about just trying to spend asmuch time in the boat together, as I would im-agine it is for most of the guys at the momentbecausealmostallof thecombinationsfornextyear’s Dusi.

“Having said that, all these build-up racesallhelpbuildthingsupforusandboththeexpe-rience we gain from paddling in as many ofthese races as possible and the confidencewestart todevelop ifweareable to stringacoupleof decent results together, could all help in thelong run,” said Birkett.

“Ourmain goal is to win Dusi and so theseother races aren’t that important on their ownbut, together, some good results will help!”added Zondi.

More info can be found at www.ozzieglad-win.co.za and entries can be submitted at ht-tp://ozziegladwin.co.za/entryform.html -Supplied

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDAndy Birkett and Sbonelo Zondi have teamed up for next year’s Dusi Canoe marathon and will look to get some more much needed time in theboat together during this year’s Ozzie Gladwin Canoe Marathon, presented by Parklane Superspar, on Sunday 10 November.

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