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Mandla Mandela, Nelson Mandela’s oldest grandson, marriedRabia Clarke in a private Muslimceremony at the weekend. This isMandla’s fourth marriage. Theceremony took place at theKensington Mosque on Saturday,followed by a reception at the 15On Orange Hotel in Cape Town.Mandela announced his marriagein a statement on Sunday in whichhe extended his heartfelt gratitudeto Rabia’s parents, her extendedfamily and the Muslim communityfor welcoming him into theirhearts. “Although Rabia and Iwere raised in different culturaland religious traditions, ourcoming together reflects what wehave in common: we are SouthAfricans,” Mandla said. PHOTO: BENNY GOOL / ORYX MEDIA

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THEREwas a glimpse of unity among the Dlomoroyal family members as they assembled duringthe funeral of Nozolile Mtirara at MqhekezweniGreat Place near Mthatha last Saturday.

They have been through a lot of battles and dif-ferences, but at the funeral Mtiraras, Matanzi-mas, Mandelas, Dalindyebos, Joyis and Mnqan-denis gathered under one roof with their onlymission to mourn for an elder, Nozolile EllenMtirara (95).All the parties, who do not see eye-to-eye on

somematters of theAmadlomo, in particular therecent issue of the AbaThembu kingship, wereunder one umbrella and at times they were talk-ing together.Even the proposed regent of imprisoned King

Buyelekhaya Dalindyebo, his son Azenathi, waspresent, flankedbysomeof the iinkosi zaBathem-bu.Nozolile was the wife of Chief Justice Mtirara,

who was the cousin of the late Nelson Mandela.Mandela grew up in Mqhekezweni under the

guardianship of Chief Jongintaba Mtirara,who was Justice’s father.Justice and Nelson grew up together, but

laterChiefJongintabaorganisedawife forhisson (ukuzekelwa).Nelson and Justice, avoiding Jongintaba to

organise wives for themselves, sold a cow inthe nearest shop and left for Johannesburg.ButJusticecamebackhomebecauseofthedif-ficultieshefacedinJohannesburgandtiedtheknot with Nozolile. They had six children.Addressing the mourners, Chief Ngang-

omhlaba Matanzima, speaking on behalf ofAmadlomo elders, called for respect withinthe royal family and said peoplemust stop us-ing the media to divulge internal matters ofAmadlomo.He said every member of the royal family

must ensure he or she maintained peace andunity among the family. The funeral was at-tended by the OR Tambo, KSD and Ngcobomayors,MECs,membersof theprovincial leg-islature, Contralesa, Chief Phathekile Holo-misa and inkosi yamaHegebe andmanymoredignitaries.

Unityat funeral ofAmaDlomoelder

The coffin of the late Nozolile Mtirara is carried to her resting place. PHOTO: SIM MDLEDLE

A YOUNG man who pleaded guilty to raping a75-year-oldwomanwas sentenced to 10 years’ im-prisonment by the Tsomo Regional Court lastweek.Samkelo Tshayisa, 21, waylaid and raped the

elderly woman while she was going alone fromher locality to another one.The incident happened on May 24 last year at

Dudumashe locality in Ngqamakhwe.PolicespokespersonCaptainJacksonManatha

said Tshayisa had grabbed the woman frombehind and throttledher, andhad then startedraping her.“Tshayisa was chased by the community

and they arrested him. A case of rape wasopenedat theNgqamakhwepolice station,”hesaid.“He pleaded guilty to rape and was sen-

tenced to 10 years’ imprisonment.”Manatha said the case had been efficiently

investigated by the Butterworth family vio-lence, child protection and sexual offencesunit. – REPORTER

Mansentenced for rapingwoman,75BABALWA NDLANYA

THE Willlowvale police are investigatingthe alleged rape of an elderly woman atEsithawini location inWillowvale on Jan-uary 30.

Police spokesperson Captain JacksonManatha said the victim had been asleepwith her 10-year-old granddaughter on thenight of the incident.“The suspect, who is known to both the

victim and the granddaughter, kicked the

door open,” Manatha said.“He allegedly attacked the victim and

raped her. The victim cried loudly andthis caused the perpetrator to run away.”Manatha said police officers were ex-

pected to arrest the suspect very soon.Butterworth cluster commander Briga-

dier Stanley Sibidla condemned the be-haviour of men who continued abusingwomen.“The police will try by all means to ar-

rest this perpetrator.Wewill not rest untilhe is arrested,” he said.

Suspect sought for rape of elderlyWillowvalewoman


A ROBBERY took place at the Engen ga-rage in Flagstaff on Sunday afternoonwhere an undisclosed sum of money wastaken away by the robbers.

Police spokesperson Captain MduduziGodlwana said robbers approached G4Spersonnel while they were uploading col-lected money from the garage.He said the robbers stole the money and

began to fire shots.During the shoot-out between G4S per-

sonnel and the robbers, a man working atthe garage and a woman who was a cus-tomer were shot in the legs.The customer is in a critical condition

in hospital. At time of going to print noarrests had been made.

) A 30 year-old man from Mbhongwenilocation in Imizizi A/AMbizana has beenconvicted and sentenced to 15 years im-prisonment for murdering a man over li-quor.Bongani Mkhwanazi shot Zizamele

Mndiyata with a fire arm at a tavern onOctober 10, 2013 at about 20:45.Mkhwanazi demanded the liquor by

force from the deceased and told him thathe had no money to pay the liquor. There-after Mkhwanazi shot and killed the de-ceased. The fire arm was recovered fromMkhwanazi.He was convicted and sentenced in the

at Mbizana Regional Court on February01, 2016.

) Bulelani Madiya (28) from Biniza lo-cation, Amadiba A/A in Mbizana hasbeen convicted and sentenced to sixmonths imprisonment or a R5 000 fine asadmission of guilt for being illegally inpossession of a fire-arm and ammunition.Madiya was arrested in June 2014 in a

police raid at a tavern.The policewere searching for drugs and

illegal fire arms.Madiya was found in possession of a

home made fire-arm and four shells.The accused was sentenced at Mbizana

Magistrate court last Monday, February01, 2016.

Crime round-up:Customer, staffwounded in robberyat filling station


ATAXIowner residingnearMthontsasaPo-lice Station in Lusikisiki has been gunneddown allegedly by a group of heavily armed

people last week.

Police reported that taxi drivers were sit-ting under a tree when the gunmen openedfire, killing one man.

Police believe the shooting is related totaxi violencewhich has been going on in thearea.Deputy Provincial Commissioner, Zam-

uthando Mki said that they received the

newswhile theyweremeeting in Lusikisikito put out the service delivery protests inthe area.“We received a report of a shooting at

Flagstaff taxi rank and responded swiftly tothe incident,” said Mki.The suspects fled in a vehicle from the

scene. A chase with the police ensued andfive suspects were arrested.

Taxi boss gunned down in Lusikisiki

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BUNTU GOTYWA

RURAL Development and Agrarian ReformMECMlibo Qoboshiyane was at Ludeke Pri-mary School in Libode recently as part of hisproject to enable schools to produce pupilswho consider a career in agriculture or ruraldevelopment.

Ludeke is one of several schools adoptedby theMECwith the aimof providing techni-cal support and the maintenance of schoolgardens.The department gave hundreds of seed-

lings for the school and other surroundingschools.Qoboshiyane said he wanted more in-

volvement in agriculture from young peopleand for the country to look at the EasternCape when it came to ploughing.“We want people to return to gardening.

We want to be able to produce our own milk,eggs to help with the schools feedingscheme.”

Principal Thulani Giqwa said he washumbled by the presence of the MEC at hisschool.He said the efforts by the MEC brought

hope andwould inspiremany children fromthe location - even the ones who had givenup on education.“These seedlings will assist us greatly. To

have our own garden will assist us in usingour nutrition funds for other things that theschool needs.“We don’t have much and we have to save

every bit we can tomake our school better,”Giqwa said.The principal said most of the pupils in

the area were victims of social ills like un-employment.“Most kids here depend solely on grants

which happen to support the whole familyand those situations are demoralising forthe children,” he said.The MEC is working closely with the De-

partment of Education to ensure the successof his adopt-a-school project.

Department of Education officials havebeen deployed to ensure proper links be-tween the adopted schools and the Depart-ment of Rural Development and AgrarianReform.Qoboshiyane was joined by the Progres-

sive Youth Alliance in also handing out 100pairs of shoes to needy children at theschool.The alliance has embarked on a back-to-

school campaign to supply children fromdisadvantaged schools with school shoes.

Moreyoungpeopleneeded inagriculture –Qoboshiyane

MEC Mlibo Qoboshiyane with Ludeke SPS pupils during the handover of school shoes.PHOTO: SUPPLIED

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BUSINESSMEN in the Eastern Cape haveestablished a new business chamber calledthe Eastern Cape Chamber of Business (EC-COB).The establishment of the chamber took

place in East London on January 29.The main objective of its establishment is

to ensure that black people participate inthe economy of the province.According to the provincial secretary of

the newly established chamber, AndileNontso, they want to ensure that the needs

and aspirations of SMMEs in the provinceare represented to ensure fair distributionof tenders.“We want to ensure that in all the provin-

cial tenders, 30% local beneficiation is guar-anteed and that all the service providers getpaid on time. We want to ensure that black

businesses speak with one voice, united atall times, and ensure that the rights ofSMMEs are protected,” Nontso said.Mthatha businessman and OR Tambo

business community president VuyisileNtlabathi was elected president of thischamber.

NewEastern Cape business chamber formed


THE United Democratic Movement inthe King Sabata Dalindyebo local munic-ipality is ready for the 2016 Local Gov-ernment Elections.

This according to the party’s electoraltask team Chairperson MzimkhuluMpangalele who said that guided bytheir national manifesto which wasadopted and launched at their 5th Na-tional Congress held in December 2015;they are finalising their localised KSDversion of the manifesto.“In our local manifesto, we will focus

on good governance. In this regard, therule of law shall be a system on whichproper local governance will be basedand guard against the abuse of power andallow innovations and the economy toflourish,” said Mpangalele.He added that corruption is one of the

main contributors to unemployment,poverty, inequality and poor services.“We shall focus on how to provide ef-

fective local governance, appropriatepersonnel employment, proper plan-

ning, proper utilisation of resources andperformance management,”.The party aims at also focusing on

making KSD one of the key economicgrowth areas in the province so that itbecomes one of the fastest growing econ-omies in the Eastern Cape and South Af-rica.UDM’s manifesto key points include

investing more on infrastructure devel-opment, improving and maintaininggood main and access roads, ensure wa-ter and electricity infrastructure beingimproved and maintained.“Creating opportunities for quality

jobs, develop and implement pro-grammes with high labour absorptionand retention levels with skills transferis also on our manifesto,” said Mpangale-le.UDM is calling on all their members,

supporters and the people of KSD Munic-ipality to double their efforts in ensur-ing they take it on themselves to bringbetter governance of their municipality.“We are certain that if we take bold

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LWANDO NONKONYANA

INGQUZA Hill Local Municipality andEastern Cape Parks and Tourism Agencyheld a Wetlands Day last Tuesday at Mhlan-ga Junior Secondary School in Flagstaff toeducate and outline the importance of keep-ing both natural and artificial wet areassafe.

Learners from Mhlanga school and thesurrounding schools under MkhambathiEnvironmental Education and AwarenessForum, parents, teachers, traditional andpolitical leaders attended the event.Also forming part of the gathering were

representatives from the Department of Ed-ucation, Department of Environment Af-fairs and Tourism (DEAT), SAPS, Depart-ment of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisher-ies (DAFF), Working on Fire (WOF) and theDepartment of Economic Development, En-

vironmental Affairs and Tourism (DED-EAT).Councillor Bambezakhe Goya, on behalf

of IHLMMayor PatMdingi, highlighted theimportance of conserving these areas. Hesaid everyone must own this and schoolchildren are a relevant crowd to be educat-ed on this subject.“We should embrace these wetlands as it

is our responsibility as communities toconserve them.“People should make it a point that they

educate their children against destroyingplaces like lakes, springs, swamps, etc. asthey all contribute to a lot of living inhabit-ants,” he said.All speakers urged the communities to

take it upon themselves in making surewetlands are protected.It was an eventful daywith drama, poetry

and coral music being performed by Work-ing on Fire and Field Rangers

IHLMhostsWetlandsDay

Learners from Mhlanga school attending the Wetlands Day event held at their school last Tuesday.PHOTO:LWANDO NONKONYANA

REPORTER

THE SAPS in Mbizana together with gov-ernment departments embarkedona schoolsafety programme around Mbizana lastMonday (February 1).

Several high schools including Villageand Tshayingca Senior Secondary Schoolswere part of the campaign.SAPS Spokesperson in the Mount Ayliff

cluster, Mlungisi Matidane, said that thepurpose of the event was to ensure that

drugs and dangerous weapons are removedfrom the children – especially on schoolgrounds.“The team also checked for other hazards

around the schools suchas cleanliness of toi-lets and also cutting of grass and smallshrubs around the schools,” said Matidane.

He said that thedepartments ofEducationand Health appreciated the event and ad-vised the stakeholders that the event mustcontinue and include other schools. In doingso it will ensure that there is good coopera-tion between schools.

SAPS run school safety awarenessLearnersfrom variousschools listenattentively tothe speakersduring theSchoolsSafetyAwarenesscampaign inBizana lastweek.PHOTO:SUPPLIED


TWENTY seven schools from Flagstaff andLusikisiki will be celebrating LibraryWeek on Thursday, February 11 at SiceloShicela hall in Flagstaff.

The celebrations will be held along theannual theme being “Libraries for long lifelearning”.

Ingquza Hill local municipality LibraryServicesManagerWezo Nqalo said that thecelebrations are held annually to encour-age especially children to utilize librariesin their schools and those around them.“We are hosting the celebrations in part-

nership with the Department of Educationsince the schools belong to them and we tryby all means to keep our libraries well-equipped with books that are useful to the

school’s curriculum,” said Nqalo.He said that the competition will be on

a local level where the learners will becompeting in different categories includ-ing poetry citing, dramatic poetry, spell-ing, book discussion, reading and scrab-ble.Nobulali Ndungane, a teacher from Hla-

bathi Junior Secondary School said thatthe initiative is very effective in assisting

the learners academically.“Such activities encourage the children

to read books, something that is not reallya priority to them but is vital for their stud-ies,” said Ndungane.Hlabathi Jss had won R100 000 at the Na-

tional Champions of School’s Environmen-tal Awards last year adding to the R30 000they scooped at the provincial awards forthe same competition.

Municipality encourages learners touse libraries

REPORTER

SUBJECT advisors from the Department ofBasicEducation(DBE)andsubjectspecialistsand change agents from the National Educa-tionCollaborationTrust (NECT) areworkingtogether to ensure the curriculum is com-pletely covered by teachers in the MountFrere district.

Fallingbehindoncurriculumcoveragehasbeenamongthemainreasonsforthepoorper-formance of many schools in the EasternCape, indicating that teacher professionalisa-tionandsupportarekeytoimprovedlearningoutcomes in these schools.To achieve this, the DBE’s English first ad-

ditional languagesubjectadvisors,alongwithmaths and foundation phase specialists andchange agents from the NECT, recently com-pleted training on curriculum planning andtracking curriculum coverage, and will berunning a series of workshops at Mt. Frereschools to orientate the teachers on using theplanning and tracking tools.Lawrence Sithole, Maths G.E.T specialist,

expressed excitement about the upcomingworkshops, saying many of the teachers hesupports at various schools will be glad to re-ceivethetool.“Manyofmyteachershavetalk-ed about the covering of curriculum in its en-tirety and it has been a problem for many.This toolwill enable teachers to knowexactlywhere they are and where they need to be tofinish the curriculum,” said Sithole.On many occasions, learners have com-

plainedthat theyhadbeenassessedduringex-aminations on topics they never studied in

class and thus failed. The planning and track-ing tools will guide both teachers and theschool management team (SMT) in trackingthe progress and the pace at which teachersneed to work.Foundation phase home language special-

ist, Noxolo Skele, noted that the planner andtracker are user-friendly and exciting to use.“These tools are exciting.Wehave already in-troduced these to the teachers during the 4thtermof2015andtheyareexcitedaboutit.Plus,this current tool also has a learner-activitybook,whichisalsoCAPS-aligned,”saidSkele.Skele commented that teachers shehas spo-

ken to while preparing for the upcomingschool-basedworkshops also sounded excited

about the tool. “Theymakementionof the 4thterm trackers, which helped them a lot, andthey are looking forward to the comingwork-shops,” added Skele.This sentiment was echoed by Phatheka

Mfino of theDBE: “Thiswill bring about a lotof improvement in our schools. We won’t betalking about content gap challenges any-more, because thewhole contentof thecurric-ulum would have been covered,” she said.The NECT works to ensure that turn

around processes at schools translates to im-proved performance by the learners, the pro-fessionalisation of teachers and the smoothrunning of the schools by SMTs and govern-ing bodies.

Teachers receive help to improve curriculum coverage

Teachers attending training in Mt Frere to help them complete their curriculum on time.PHOTO:SUPPLIED

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SIMBONGILE MDLEDLE

AN 80-year-old Mthatha woman saysthere is nothing that can terminateher relationship with agriculture be-cause it isherbreadandbutteraswellas her hobby.

Ntsimbini-born Ntombomzi Mad-inga said the diamond of theTranskeiwas agriculture and therewas no oth-er way to curb poverty besides restor-ing the importance of agriculture inthe minds of the people of this area.“Since we don’t have mines, they

mustknowhowtousethelandandgettheir hands dirty and that will resultin good endings,” she said.“It is not our culture to buy every-

thing from the shop. As for me, I buyonly cooking oil, rice and a few otherthings which I am unable to producefrom the soil.”When the Express crew arrived at

her home inPRDCampnext toMuru-muru,Mthatha, sheshehad just comeback fromsellingherveggiesat shopsaround Mthatha and mielies at gov-ernment offices in buildings likeBotha Sigcau, PRD.Customersarealso flocking in large

numbers to her home to buy chickensand vegetables.She said thatwhengrowingup they

used to wake up in the morning andrush to hoe the big fields of maizewhich were owned by her father.This had created a passion for agri-

culture in her heart.She said that even at the Cicirha

Training College in Mthatha whereshe did her teaching diploma she hadexcelled in agriculture as they hadhad their own plots.Despite her age,mamaNtombomzi

is still doingeverything inhergardenand the entire yard is green.She said that even while she was

workinginLibodeasaninspectorshehad never stopped using the land asshe had hired unused fields andploughed maize and sold it.Even today Madinga uses her-

whole yard to grow produce.She also asks her neighbours to

give her unused land and pays themwith what she produced from thatland.She said the secret behind her

healthylifewasthatsheate freshfoodfrom the garden.She said that caterers from Mthat-

ha and the surrounding areas alsoplacedorderswithherbecauseevery-thingwasfreshandfromthesoilrath-er thanbeingkept in the refrigerator.Madinga has been a good Samari-

tan to many people and has given adecent education to several poor chil-dren.Rural Development and Agrarian

Reform MEC Mlibo Qoboshiyane re-cently delivered 200 chicks, 10 bags offeed, two hosepipes and rakes to her.“It was the first time I had received

a donation,” she said. “I thank youMECQhoboshiyane for choosingme.Ineverexpectedthis. Itwasthehappi-est day in my life.”

‘Agriculture is thediamondof Transkei’Gogo NtombomziMadinga says agriculture is her bread andbutter and it can curbpoverty in the Transkei.

PHOTO: SIM MDLEDLE

As forme, I buy onlycooking oil, rice and afew other thingswhichI am unable to producefrom the soil.” Ntombomzi Madinga


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LentethokaJozanailandela isiganekozo-kux-honyiswa ze kuthathwe isizimbulu semali kus-omashishini wase-Pakistan kwilali yakwaT-shutsha eGusi cebukuhle neXhorha Mouth.Ngokwengxelo kuvakala ukuba kuthe kwam-bonzeleka amadoda amathathu, enye ixhobengommpu ayalela lo somashishini ukuba alalephantsi kwaye akhombe imali apho ikhona.Ngokwenene kuvakala ukuba wenze ngo-ko-

myalelo esitsho ukuba imali igcinwe kwisik-

henkcezisi (fridge).Kungeloxeshake lamadodaathe aqondangqo kwesi sikhenkcezisi afumanaamarherheba ze azithaphulela emveni kokoaphela emehlweni.UMajor Jozana usiqinisekisile esi senzo wat-

sho esithi yimali elinganiselwa ngaphayakweR10 000 etheyaphangwakulo somashishini.Etshoesithi akukabanjwamntukwesi siganekokodwa amapolisa aphantsi phezulu ezingelaabenzi bobubi.

Kulunyukiswaoosomashishini bohlukanenokugcina izithongakubo

BABALWA NDLANYA

UBENEZIPHUMO ezihle umthandazo obubanjwe liSebe lezoLimo eMpuma Kapanalapho belicenga khona uSombawo uku-ba aphe abantu imvula. Kwiveki egqithi-leyo iimvaba ngeemvaba zithontelene eKo-mani zikhokelwa nguMphathiswa weSebelezo limo uMlibo Qoboshiyane. Ukuzinca-ma kweli Sebe licele umthandazo kulande-la ilanga ebesele lithwaxe phantse iphondolonke nebelisenza ukuba kufe izilwanyanakunye nezityalo kwaye kungabikho na-manzi anokuselwa ngabantu.

Usuku lwangoLwesithathu emalanga lu-benomohluko nanjengoko imvula igalelekangangoko ingakumbi kwindawo ezifananaseMthatha, nalapho ibingasazawi kho-na.UNobhala weNdlu yeeNkosi uNkosi Xo-

lile Ndevu uthe ibisele iyi nxalabo into yo-kunga nethi kwemvula nto leyo eyenzeabantu abaninzi kwiindawo ngeendawo

kuquka nakooFlagstaff bathi bhazalala na-bo beya kucenga uSombawo.

“Kona into yokutshintsha kwama xeshaine galelo kakhulu kule nto yobu shushukodwa ke nathi kufuneka sithi gqolo si-phindele kula nto ibisa kwenziwa kudala,yokuba kuyiwe entabeni kuyokucelwa im-

vula,” kubeka uNdevu.Woleke ngelithi, kuyabaluleka ukubaabantu bathi gqolo belandela izinto ebezi

sakwenziwakudalaukuzamaukucengauS-ombawo.

Ube neziqhamo ezihle umthandazowemvulaIsandyondyosemvula esilandeleumthandazoweSebe lezolimo sishiyeizithuthizintyumpantyumpekaedamini.IFOTO:ITHUNYELWE

BABALWA NDLANYA

KULINDELEKE ukuba kubanjwe udlwa-bevu lo mthandazo nalapho kuza kuba ku-cengwa uSombawo ukuba ehlise itarhulakhe kubafundi bezikolo eziphantsikweSekethe ebizwa ngokuba yiMpumelelonephantsi kwedolophu yaseDutywa.

Lo mthandazo uza kubanjelwa kwiholoyase Silityuwa eBoholotwa Administra-tive Area ngomhla weshumi eline sithan-dathu kule nyanga.Echaza ngoku ngokuthe gabalala uMnu

Thembinkosi Qendu onguCircuit Manageruthe bathabathe isigqibo sokuba khe bab-ize uSombawo kulandela indlela abantwa-na abathe baphulukana izimilo ngayo.“Indlela abayiyo ezikolweni benza uku-

ba kube nzima kwititshala ukuba zihlohlezikhululekile kumagumbi okufundela ku-ba kaloku azazi ukuba ziza kudibana nan-toni. Kwaye oku kuchaphazela nezi phumoekupheleni konyaka kuba kaloku bazifakeinzipho zaphelela ekusebenziseni iziyobi-si,”kubeka uQendu.Woleke ngelithi ukungabina zimilo kwa-

bafundi kwenza wonke umntu ojongenenemfundo abe nexhala kuquka nalo komitiejongene nokulawula izikolo iSchool Gov-erning Body (SGB).Lo kaQendu uthe bameme abefundisi

bemvaba ngemvaba, abazali kunye nabobantu banokuthi baphumelele oko kubabaphume ngobuninzi babo ukuza kulomthandazo.Ngaphandle koku ukwa veze ukuba abo

banxiba izivatho kuma bandla wabo bam-

kelekile ukuba benze kanjalo ngolu suku.Kwaye kuza kube kuthandazelwa izintoezohlukeneyo ezidibene nabafundi. Kwel-inye icala uMfundisi uLitha Nyathela on-go sihlalo weMoral Regeneration Move-ment (MRM) eMathole uthe bazama kangangoko ukuqinisekisa ukuba abafundi babafundisa ngobu ngozi boku lahlekelwa si-similo.“Maninzi amaphulo esiwenzayo uku-

zama ukuncedisana nabo kuba kalokuumntwana akutya ezi ziyobisi uba ying-xaki kwase khaya, ekuhlaleni kanye nasezikolweni,”kubeka uNyathela.Woleke ngelithi injongo yeMRM kuku-

buyisela izimilo ingakumbi kubantu abat-sha kuba baku ngena kwezi ziyobisi bayebazi bone sele bentyumpa-ntyumpeka ezis-eleni.

Kuzakuthandazelwaabafundi eBholothwa

REPORTER

THE Portfolio Committee on HigherEducation and Training has called on theState Information Technology Agency toprioritise the issue of certification back-logs for the (vocational) National Certifi-cate in order to allow young SouthAfricans an opportunity to be in the jobmarket.

SITA came to brief the committee onthe progress it has made since it lastvisited parliament in August last year,when it committed to clearing the backlogin six months.The January 31 deadline was missed

and the agency asked for an extension toJune this year.Committee chairperson Yvonne Phosa

said failure to deliver on this area ofservice delivery affected many youngpeople and their employability.“The committee is adopting a zero-toler-

ance approach on this issue,” she said.“This is about the lives of those stu-

dents who are affected. These are peoplewho are suffering as a result of poorperformance by the entity despite all theefforts the government is making toincrease access to education,” Phosa said.“The failure to clear the backlogs talks

to a lack of responsiveness to the needs ofyoung South Africans and reflects badlyon the entity.”She asked SITA to outline the kind of

support it required to meet the Junedeadline and said the committee would inthe meantime raise the issue of SITA’scapacity, which seemed to be a challenge,with its counterparts in the Telecommuni-cations and Postal Services PortfolioCommittee.

SITAasked todealwithcertificationbacklogs

SIMBONGILE MDLEDLE

MTHATHA-BORN jazz artist Kanyisawas admitted to the Chris Hani Baragwa-nath Academic Hospital in Johannes-burg after suffering a stroke on January23.

The singer, whose real name is Nomda-kazana Mnyaka, spent almost a week inhospital and is still undergoing treat-ment, which could mean that it will be awhile before she returns to the stage.The songbird is also under watchful

eye of a physiotherapist, sometimes goesjogging and is responding well.The hit-maker of Iyandibetha le ndoda

fame confirmed this week that she had be-come serious ill recently while she wason a visit in Lenasia.“My body became shrivelled, I was una-

ble to feel my left side, I was dizzy andmy mouth was twisted on one side. I wasdischarged from hospital on Tuesday last

week,” she said.Mnyaka thanked her friends who had

supported her all the way.“I was seriously ill, but their support

made me strong and defeated thestroke.”Her experience has led to her deciding

to commence a stroke-awareness cam-paign.“I went through hell and I don’t want

to see other people to go through whatI have experienced.“I need to give them information about

the malady.“Soon after I have fully recovered I

will go on the streets of this country tomake people aware of the dangers of suf-fering a stroke.”She vowed that she would beat the

stroke, no matter what.She promised to release a track which

would describe the illness and the timethat she was in her hospital bed not feel-ing her body at all.

Eastern Cape songbird Kanyisa suffers stroke

Nomdakazana Mnyaka in her hospital bed.PHOTO: SUPPLIED

7EntertainmentFebruary 11, 2016Uvolwethu Express

Good!!You knowukuthi we don’t like vio-

lence because we are men of peaceand harmony, but if someone keepsonprovokingorhurtingothersweac-cept the violence.We have been watching taxi own-

ers, ifnot taxidrivers,abusingmotor-ists who give lifts to hitchhikers.The way they beat or insult them

is provoking and the way they blockthewaywhen they are chasing some-one can create a terrible accident.We were driving our Turu-turu

next to the Northcrest ShoppingComplex whenwe saw a kombi chas-ing a white Polo Vivo.Sasho sathi kuyakwayile mikhuba

yoonotaxi. You know ukuthi news isour bread and butter we stopped andwatch.Thekombiblockedtheroad for this

small car and the guy who was driv-ing came out fuming ngumsindo.And the taxi driver was coming outon the other side. Zothulana phezulunges’bhakela kwacaca ukuba umjitalo we-Polo uwhorho and uyayosela leingunotaxi.

Savuya kuba we don’t like daaiding abayenza ebantwini. Beseku-shotanjeukuba ibalekekuba lamjitaebeyiphethe ngenqindi.Incedwe kukuba kufike abanye

and nalo mjita we-Polo wazincedaukuba avele aphindele emotweniyakhe atshinxe zingakwazi ukumfu-mana ezi bezifika kuba beziza-kumxhaphaza.Isimanga ke apho sikhona kukuba

le ibibethwa kakhulu senga kungadekulanyulwe yiyo ngoku esiyifunaesiqwini kodwa yohlulekile ngelalixa ibiyodwa

They don’t know where to wearsleeping clothesDo you know ukuthi it is not on to

see apersonwearing sleeping clothesoutside his or her yard and some-times you ask yourself about thefunctionality of his or her mind.It’s worse kuthi thina boo-darkie

sigilana nabo kuma-mallswith sleep-ing clothing abayazi na ukuba daaiding uyinxiba xa use-yard (in) kwak-ho not ukuphumela estratweni.Come on guys.

Like for instance we were sittingphantsi komthunzi welanga eMthininabangani bethu around 4pm whenwe saw a woman passing by in agown.Ungade uyokugqitha phakathi

kwenyambalala yabantu ne-gownngabula uhlala e-town. Zileqeleniizinto ezi mara nazi ukuba zilunge

nini. Hoping everybody who used togo out with a gown if not pyjamas heor shewill stop it fromnowon.Nivilemoss.

Ukuphela kwentloniphoBantrwabam masinixelele imfihlo

ngelixa thina booGesh besisakhula.Ubungami nantombi or umfana xa

kusiza abantu abadala kwaye yonkeinto besiyenza kwi-isolated areas si-hlonipha ngalo ndlela.Mara ngoku bantrwabam nilahle-

kile nto leyo yenza ningazi nelungi-leyo nengalunganga, Asazi ke ukubanophalela phi xa ningakwazi ukuk-hetha okulungileyo kokungalungan-ga kuvele kube ngumgubo wenxowaenye.Sibambe ongezantsi sesikubone

aphakuN2kufutshanenaseRodeeMtAyliff xa sibona intwana encinaneimokomeleni nentombi ngo-kisskungenakwandaba yokuba kuham-ba bani kulo ndlela. Abantu abadalabekunyanzeleka bajonge le emalan-dalahle kuba banentloni zokujongaoku kwenziwa zezimvambilini.Siyanikhuza njalo nqandenikani

abanqabulani abantwana estratwenikuba lo nto yinto yabantu abadalakuyahlonitshwa futhi.Mara ise ingathi ezinto za-

namhlanje ziyakhawulezelwa kubaaba bantwana abakabikho kwibangalokuba sebenento yokuthandana.

They are so desperate neh?Ingaba mhlawumbe oosisi bethu

basengxakiniyamadodaukubabang-ade baqhathe amadoda ngokumitha?Mhlawumbi lo mntu suba efuna le

ndoda ithini?Imthande kuba ezithwele or there

is somethingbeyond.Kalokusikuxel-ele iindaba ezi ungazaziyo kukhonaioutie eyondla iinyanga zisembiniesithi lomntuwayouzithwele kwayengulo mjita.

Umfethu ebemenzela everythinguyaliqonda ibhongo lokuba nomn-twana wokuqala ebomini bakho ya-worsekeusisiuthiuthweleamawele.So, umjita ebelahlela kwanto ezi-

bonakalisa nje ngotata.Zihambile iinyanga lafika ixesha

lokuba abeleke usisi. Kuba thinamadoda siyaqateka waphinda wathiubelekilemarakeabantwanausapholubathathele kulo. Ewe akukho ntoqha yena umfana makabethe um-thwalo angathengi nto uzakuzithen-gele.Ubethe imbunda unyana kwaqe-

gqeleka iinyanga but abantwanaabaveli ndawo. Ude wamcinanis-

elangelingenikubaefunaabantwanakulapho usisi e-confess khona ukubaakazanga wazithwala, umfethuukhala esimantshiyane ngoku kubaulahlekelwe yinto engaphaya kukaR12 000 esondla abantwana abange-khoyo.Sivile ukuba unina wabantwana

uphele emehlweni washiyeka ezin-tliziyweni.Mawwuu, let us take our pens and

dig for more gossip news. Mojaa!!!

PEOPLE LIKEUSPEOPLE LIKEUS< DumokaziMacingwana,AsithandileMacingwane,Amavi Mbasa andMihlali Mponcowere captured atthe concert at theMthatha SportsField.

Blessing Tawu and Bulelwa Sithole attended theconcert in Mthatha.

; SiyabongaSompini andMkhanyiseliBangani at themusic concert inMthatha at theend of January.

< Some of the music loverswho attended the concert atthe Mthatha Sports Field.

;Wellknownpoet NkqoVabaza (in brownhat) was amongthe dignitarieswho graced theconcert inMthatha.PHOTOS: SIMMDLEDLE

BUNTU GOTYWA

SAJONISI Youth Radio (SYR) sta-tion manager Smiso Shozi is con-fident that the station will finallygo on air late this year.

The community station basedin Port St Johns received its

broadcasting licence from the In-dependent Communication Au-thority of South Africa (Icasa) in2013.The station was supposed to be

on air by early 2014, but a lack ofsupport meant the station couldnot broadcast at the earlier de-sired date.

Shozi said it had been difficultto secure funding when the sta-tion was supposed to go on airthree years ago.He did not want to dwell much

on the detail about funding andwhere the support had finallycome from, but he reassured thecommunity of Port St Johns that

there was no need for panic.“Things were different back

then and now we have a couple ofbusinesses who will support us.“The people of Port St Johns

and the OR Tambo region shouldnot worry, Sajonisi Youth Radiowill surely start broadcasting thisyear.

“We know that people havebeen patientlywaiting for the one-and-only youth radio in the East-ern Cape that will cover the ORTambo District Municipality.”Shozi said the station was all

about youth empowerment andthe station had been built as a so-cial movement.

Sajonisi Youth Radiowill be on air this year Shozi

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KULINDELEKE ukuba ubekwiz-ingazi eliphezulu umdlalo weNa-tional First Divison League ozak-ube uphakathi kweMoroka Swal-lowskwakunyenoMthathaBuckskwibala iDobsonville ngecala em-va kwentsimbi yesi-thathungoMgqibelo.IBucks ityelela iSwallows emvakokuba idlalentanganyenaMazu-

lu ngeqanda macala kumdlaloububanjelwe eMthatha Stadiumkwiveki ephelileyo.Amathol’ amnyama bekumele

ukuba enze ngcono kulo mdlalonanjengoko Amazuluebedlala ngabadlali abalishumi

kwisiqingatha sesibini, kodwaukungabikho kobuchule boku-faka amanqaku kubadlali bawo

yeyona nto ebangele umdlalo up-hele iliqanda macala omabini.ISwallows kwakunye neBucks

zihleli emsileni zombini kuluhlulwamaqela e-NFD League ngemi-dlalo elishumi elinesibhozo edlal-we ngala maqela mabani kwelinqanaba.Kodwa iBucks inamanqaku al-

ishumi elinesibini ebhodini loga-

ma iSwallows elishumi elinanyeawayo.Loo nto ibonakalisa mhlophe

ukuba lo mdlalo wale mpela-vekiungaphunyelelwa naleliphi iqela,nakubeni Amathol’ amnyama ay-ibetha iSwallowskumdlaloodluli-leyo ngegowuli elinye eqandenikwibala iMthatha Stadium ku-nyaka ophelileyo. – ANELE RAZIYA

Ithuba lokuqokelelaamanqakukuMthathaBucks

UMthatha Bucks udlale ntanganye naMazulu ngeqanda macalakwibala Mthatha Stadium ngempela veki. PHOTO:ANELE RAZIYA

Amazulu noMthatha Bucks adlale nge00 macala kwibala MthathaStadium. PHOTO:ANELE RAZIYA

PORT Elizabeth side Lion City are stillleading the ABC Motsepe League log ta-ble after they defeated Mthatha City 1-0at the NU2 Motherwell Stadium at theweekend.Tornado managed to close the gap be-

tween themselves and the log leaderswhen they defeated FC Elliot 1-0.On-formCity are now on 39 points after

17 games, while league contenders Tor-nado have 36 points after playing thesame number off matches.As things stand, it seems that it is go-

ing well for the Port Elizabeth outfit be-cause they are approaching their fourthweek leading the table.In other weekend results, Morning

Stars defeated Matta Milan 2-1, EC Beesdefeated SUBS 2-1 and Future Tigers andYoung Ideas FC played to a goallessdraw.Struggling bottom side Emperors FC

defeated Highbury 1-0. Zimbane Killersedged FC Buffalo by two goals to one.Kokstad Liverpool defeated Blackburn

Rovers by one goal to zero. – ANELE RAZIYA

Tornado 3 pointsbehind log leaders inABCMotsepe League

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