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Dear Readers, TODAY marks the end of another year for the Hillcrest Fever, and as the festivities kick off for this season, let us reflect on moments that touched our lives and the community this past year. 2014 has been marked by persistent challenges in our economy with price inflations (food, electricity, fuel, etc.). We had weather catastrophes and crime

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POSTGRADUATE student from the Durban University of Technology, Indumiso Campus, could miss an opportunity of a lifetime to attend the 2016 Golden Key International Summit in Tucson, Arizona if she does not get sponsorship. Monde Xakaza (31), from Imbali Unit 3, doing her fourth year Bachelor of Education, is one of two students from her university to get an invitation to attend the summit from 28 to 31

July. She was selected based on her academic achievements and is making a desperate plea to Good Samaritans to help her realise her dream of attending the summit. Xakaza said DUT has offered to pay for her flight, but she needs an additional R20 000 to cover other travelling costs, including accommodation and food. The Golden Key is an honour society for top-performing graduates in all fields of study from across the globe, who meet once a year at the summit to share ideas and unlock excellence.

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According to the Golden Key website, it has more than two million members, including honoraries Desmond Tutu and Bill Clinton. Xakaza said attending a summit of this magnitude is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. “To be part of this society is an achievement for any academic. Attending the summit will have a lasting impact on my future and the future of my peers at the university as well as my future colleagues within the teaching field. “The summit is submerged into a

culture of academic excellence where like-minded scholars gather on an international scale to discuss a spectrum of subjects and cultivate leadership development skills.” Passionate about education, Xakaza, who recently completed her sixmonth working experience at Zibukezulu High, said the summit will afford her a chance to interact with teachers from countries like Australia. “Australia has one of the best education systems in the world. It would be beneficial to network with teachers from there to find out what their curriculum entails and how South Africa can incorporate into our education system to improve it,” she said. She said as a member of Golden Key International Honour Society she is part of a community outreach programme aimed at sparking change through education. “I’ve taken a good look at my community and realise that change can be brought about through education. If you are a good teacher you are bound to inspire change and help the youth face obstacles they have in society.” Xakaza’s husband Smangaliso said he is doing everything in his power to make sure his wife attends the summit. “If I was employed I would fund her entire trip, but I’m also a student and we are cash-strapped and appeal to anyone who can lend a helping hand to assist my wife go to the summit. “It may seem unattainable and impossible right now, but we know it is doable. She has worked so hard throughout her academic career and attending this summit will be the culmination of all her hard work.” Anyone interested in assisting her can contact her on 063 634 1994.

Uvele enkantolo owabhunyela umakhelwane ngamanzi abilayo NOKUTHULA KHANYILE >>nokuthula.khanyile@media 24.com UVELE kafushane enkantolo mantshi eMgungundlovu owesifazane obhekene necala lokuzama ukubulala umakhelwane wakhe ngokumbhunyela ngamanzi abilayo. ULindeka Skhakhane (28) obehlala endaweni yase Tehius eMbali, unikwe ibheyili ka R1000 ngecala abhekene nalo lokubhunyela ngamanzi abilayo uXolisile Mkhize. Lesigameko kubikwa ukuthi senzeka ngo Ephreli nonyaka lapho emuva kokungaboni ngasolinye umsolwa abhunyela khona ummangali ngamanzi abilayo maqede wamshaya nangesando wabe esemfutha ngesifutho sikapelepele. IMantshi uM Boikutso itshele umsolwa ukuthi yize ebhekene necala elibucayi lokuzama ukubulala kodwa umbuso awusiphikisani nesicelo sakhe sebheyili. “Uma usunikeziwe ibheyili kufanele usuke lapho uhlala khona ungamphazamisi ummangali kulelicala futhi ungazami ukuxhumana naye,” kusho imantshi. Icala lakhe libe selihlehliselwe umhla zingu 17 kuAgasti nonyaka.

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ULINDELWE ukuba namhlanje inkantolo kamantshi eMgungundlovu ikhiphe isinqumo ngebheyili ecaleni lokubulala eselidonse amehlo abantu abaningi elibhekene noMbuyiseni Shabalala (40). Ngesikhathi evela enkantolo ngoLwesihlanu olwedlule, kufundwe incwadi efungelwe ka Jabulani Nene onguNobhala wegatsha ku ward 15. Lencwadi efungelwe ibiqinisekisa ukuthi uShabalala kwenzeka lesigameko sokubulala nje ubengeselona ilungu le-ANC kodwa ubeseyilungu le-EFF. UNene kulencwadi uveze ukuthi uShabalala wabe engumgcinimafa kuleligatsha kusukela ngonyaka ka 2011 kanti isikhundla sakhe siphele ngo- Okthoba wonyaka ka 2015. “Emuva kwalokho ubesefaka umoya kwamanye amalunga ukuthi angabe esayihambela imihlangano yenhlangano. Yena ugcine ukuhambela imihlangano ngo Febhruwari nonyaka sabe sesithola ulwazi lokuthi akaselona ilunga lenhlangano ngoba futhi ubengafaki izixoliso uma engazanga emihlanganweni njengoba kwenziwa ngokomgomo,” kusho uNene kulencwadi efungelwe. UNene uphinde waveza ukuthi uShabalala mhlaka 5 no 6 kuMashi nonyaka wazama ukuvimba amalungu enhlangano ka ANC ayenxenxa abantu ukuba bayobhalisela ukuvota. Ummeli kammangalelwa uPhumlani Fakude uziphikisile lezinsolo wathi umsolwa uyilungu le-ANC njengoba agcina ukuvuselela ubulunga bakhe ngonyaka ka 2014. “Lesitatimende asisho lutho, asicacisi ukuthi umsolwa uyilunga

>> ‘Umsolwa uyilungu leANC futhi igama lakhe liyavela ngaphansi kohlu lwamagama amalunga esifundeni saseMoses Mabhida’ PHOTO:NOKUTHULA KHANYILE

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MUNCU impilo kumkhulu uJohan Shangase (82), wakwaMpumuza eShayamoya, othi wathenjiswa indlu yomxhaso eminyakeni emihlanu eyedlule kodwa namanje angakayakhelwa. Kumanje umkhulu wakhe ikoyi eceleni komgwaqo kuyona lendawo kanti uthi usabela impilo yakhe njengoba indawo akhe kuyo ibucayi. “Ngapatanisa ngathenga othayela ngemali yempesheni ngabe sengicela umfana ukuba angixhumele ikoyi ukuze nami ngibe nendawo yokufihla ikhanda. Kodwa nalo lelikoyi engikhosele kulo lingena amakhaza njengoba kusebusika nezimvula nazo ziyangena futhi kusemgwaqweni ngike ngisabe ukuthi izimoto zingaphaphalaza zilishayise ngiphakathi,” kusho yena. Uqhube wathi nabafana abasuke bedle amanzi amponjwana badlula bashaye indlu yakhe ngamatshe ebusuku. “Lendlu engihlala kuyona ayikho sesimweni esilungele umuntu omdala , ayinawo ugesi futhi namanzi awekho. Nabafana abasuke bezidlele amanzi amponjwana abadlula ngendlela bajikijela amatshe ebusuku ngilele.” Uthe okubuhlungu ukuthi bonke omakhelwane akhelene nabo banemixhaso emagcekeni abo, “Sengizame konke manje, ngaya eminyangweni kahulumeni eyahlukene, ngakhuluma nekhansela nezinduna kodwa akulungi, ikhansela livele lingibuze inamba engabhalisa ngayo nengingasayazi ngoba neminyaka isihambile.” “Isimo siyadabukisa ngoba ngizalelwe lapha ngakhulela lapha kodwa namanje anginayo indawo yokulala, imizi itholwa ngabantu abafike manje,” kusho yena. Uthe ngesikhathi ebhalisa bathi indawo akhe kuyona yimbi kufanele athole enye entsha. Obezama ukwakhela umkhulu indlu kodwa ongathandanga ukuba igama lakhe

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Murder and hijacking suspects in court NOKUTHULA KHANYILE >>nokuthula.khanyile@media24.com THREE suspects appeared in the Pietermaritzburg Magistrate’s Court last Friday on charges of murder, hijacking and kidnapping. The accused, Thobani Madondo (27), Nsizwazonke Mncube (31) and Philani Malinga (21), appeared before Magistrate M. Boikhutso following their arrest after the murder of Muziwamadoda Nkandi (69), from Sweetwaters and the kidnapping and hijacking of Njabulo Ndlovu. Nkandi was shot and killed in front of his wife on 28 June at his home where it is alleged the three men broke in and tried to steal his Nissan bakkie. According to Plessislaer police station spokesperson, Captain Musa Ntombela, the suspects planned to steal the bakkie to execute another robbery. “When they got to his residence one of the suspects (also from Sweetwaters) called out Nkandi’s name and as he came out to investigate they pointed a firearm at him and demanded he give them the keys to the bakkie.” It is further alleged Nkandi ran back into the house and one of the suspects followed him and fired shots, fatally wounding him. The suspects then used cable ties to tie up Nkandi’s wife before ransacking his house and made away with electrical appliances, the bakkie log book, and spare keys. When the bakkie stalled during their robbery, the suspects fled in a getaway car and just over six kilometres away hijacked Njabulo Ndlovu along Caluza road. “The suspects hijacked a VW Polo and put the driver in the boot of the vehicle and drove off with him. Fortunately, he followed the conversation of where the suspects were headed and used his cellphone to alert the police, who later apprehended the suspects at the Sasol garage in Archie Gumede Drive.” Ntombela said one suspect escaped and is still on the run. The case is proceeding. The suspects will appear in court again tomorrow for a formal bail application.

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INISTER of Small Business Development, Lindiwe Zulu said black entrepreneurs need a complete “mindset shift” if they are to be in charge of the economy. Zulu was speaking at the annual Truevine Business Conference at the Royal Showgrounds on the weekend. “If we are to be in charge of the economy, we need to think differently. Now that we’ve had 23 years of politics, let’s focus on the economics and accumulate wealth for ourselves. “It is now time to know where the country’s money is going. Prominent white entrepreneurs have built empires and go to the banks smiling every day and make sure we bicker among ourselves and focus on stories about so and so who is corrupt while they accumulate wealth. “Let’s take a closer look at where the money is going. Do you know that government spends R1 billion a day on infrastructure? Have you stopped to ask yourself where this money is going? A small fraction of blackowned businesses benefit from that, a large piece of the pie goes to whiteowned businesses that have all the required equipment and experience to secure big contracts,” said Zulu. She said black entrepreneurs needed to unite. “There is no other way we can take over the economy of the country unless we support each other, understand the

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Minister of Small Business Development, Lindiwe Zulu addresses entreprenu ers at the Truevine Business Conference.

economy of the country and the systems of what support the government and private sector has.” Zulu criticised black entrepreneurs, who front for white-owned companies, to secure tenders and big contracts. “They make you front for them, give you a mickey mouse house, refrigerator and car, then every month they give you R20 000. You need to think big because they are cashing in more at the end of the month. Black businesses must not tolerate mediocrity. “What I’m afraid of is that if we do not change the way we do things, we are going to begin to be resentful and

angry. Let us spend the next 20 to 30 years taking back that economy into our hands, nobody is going to give it to us. Let us find a system and mechanism that is going to help us to do that very quickly.” Apostle Nathi Zondi said the Truevine Business network is a church-based network that was started in 2007. “The network is aimed at raising and developing strong and influential entrepreneurs. The network develops entrepreneurs who will create employment and run strong sustainable businesses on sound business and biblical values.”

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Soccer children in need of basics I HAVE always realised that sport saved me from a lot of social ills, and made me a family man and a respected community member. I still believe that sport can play an important role in saving the young generation from social ills.

Sport is also a simple, cheap and powerful tool to unite communities, cultures, religions and races. I was therefore touched when I watched youngsters from around Panorama (Ward 34) training to play football without goalposts at the Panorama School grounds recently. Apparently the old goalposts rotted and fell apart. This means these youngsters are training without the basic requirements. With this in mind, I ask the good people out there to please donate a set of goalposts, soccer kit and a few balls. I can be contacted at jerryb.bar nes228@gmail.com or 083 521 9553, and at 8 Redwood Crescent, Panorama Gardens, Pietermaritzburg. JERRY BARNES Pietermaritzburg

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ROPAGANDA echoes endlessly as we are about to go to the elections, a serious crime to the dignity of poor people. Political parties are squabbling with each other instead of working together to help our country thrive. Instead of seeing ourselves as South Africans, we still categorise each other as blacks and whites. Mandela said he fought against white domination and against black domination, but that vision is misplaced. Court debacles of parties perpetuate hostility and hate among

people who are brainwashed. The blame game is a hinderance to prosperity and continuity. Mandela did not point fingers at anyone after 27 years of imprisonment and with that his actions gave him a foot in the door to democracy. The powers gained after the elections should reflect “Ubuntu” to everyone. With great power comes profound responsibility that is sincere and does not flout it on agenda and service delivery. SAMUKELISO KE MTHEMBU Sobantu

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IN the wake of the terrible shooting in Orlando, a political struggle is playing out over whether to define the massacre as an anti-gay crime or an act of “Islamic” terrorism. Although it is difficult to make sense of the conflicting information coming out, the massacre cannot be condoned. Taking the reports of his exwife, family and former coworkers into account, why Omar Mateen committed the crime will likely never be known with clarity. The official story that he was “radicalised” and linked to Isis does not hold water. Beyond his 911 call moments before the rampage, there is no solid evidence linking him to Isis. Moreover, it has been reported he was a patron of Pulse nightclub and regularly visited LGBT websites. The number of mass shootings resulting in deaths is increasing in the U.S. Perhaps it is time for that government to re-examine its gun laws. Mass shootings and deaths are not unique to the U.S, however, there they are increasing, why. MOHAMED SAEED Pietermaritzburg

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N excited crowd, carrying Indian flags, gathered to catch a glimpse of Indian Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, in Pietermaritzburg on Saturday morning. Modi arrived in Pretoria last Thursday for a two-day official visit focused onto strengthening the relationship between the two countries. After meeting with President Jacob Zuma at the Union Buildings in Pretoria, Modi flew to KwaZuluNatal to visit Pietermaritzburg and Phoenix in remembrance of Mahatma Gandhi. Modi arrived at Pentrich station in Pietermaritzburg on Saturday morning, where he travelled by train to the Pietermaritzburg station. The 15-minute trip commemorated Gandhi’s attempted journey to Pretoria where he was kicked off

Indian PM visits capital >> Twoday visit to SA focused on strengthening ties between South Africa and India the train at the Pietermaritzburg station after refusing to move from the first class carriage to the third class carriage. Modi was escorted from the train onto a red carpet where he was greeted by packs of scrambling cameramen and women. Alongside Msunduzi Mayor Chris Ndlela and KwaZulu-Natal Premier Willies Mchunu, Modi laid a wreath in remembrance of Gandhi at a plaque on the platform. Modi then gave a brief speech in Hindi, mentioning Gandhi and Nelson Mandela before being led to the gates of the station doors. A large crowd gathered at the entrance of the station armed with phone cameras and Indian flags and chanting his name to welcome him. Midlands Hindu Society’s Sherry Mahabeer said Modi’s visit had

been “much anticipated” among the Indian community. “Seeing Modi cemented a sense of belonging, it was like receiving our own and being in touch with the motherland even for those who have never visited India,” she said. Mahabeer said that although Modi’s appearance was brief, catching a glimpse of the prime minister was like being linked to India. Zuma and Modi held discussions during the visit that led to the signing of a memorandum of understanding on the establishment of grassroots innovation in the area of science and technology. They also signed a memorandum of understanding on tourism and a programme of cultural co-operation and information, communication technology.

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HE recent upheavals in the country, which seem to be born out of competition for positions, have prompted me to reflect on the days gone by, when young men and women had to take up roles of leadership in their communities during a time when this could mean signing their death warrant. This journey of introspection has led me to reflect on the life of the late Sifiso “Slovo” Dladla, as most comrades would have preferred to call him. It is times like these that remind us of the gallant fighters for liberations. We both grew up in Willowfountain. It must have been in 1986 when we first met. He was a young, smart dresser, intelligent and, of course, deep in the follies of youth. I would usually see him behind his wheelbarrow collecting water from the local streams and fountains. We had no water taps in those days and for a tap-water treat we had to “steal” water from Imbali Unit 18, which was not too far from our area. What was also remarkable about Comrade Sifiso was that he loved his books while some of us were full-time comrades: “Struggle first — education later”, as we used to say. It was a difficult balancing exercise to concentrate on your studies while you had “a dustbin lid and a stone in the other hand”, as Mbongeni Ngema would put it in one of his songs. On the other hand, Comrade Sifiso lived a structured life, well-organised, and I was under the impression he was from an affluent family (umtakabani). When one looks back one often wonders how his mother managed to provide for him. All I

Remembering the seeds planted by one comrade know is that he was a garden boy (um qulusi). We called ourselves abaqulusi because of the manner in which one positions oneself when working in the garden. In the mid-eighties we were not friends, we barely talked to each other. Indeed, when our friendship developed in the early nineties we never thought that it was going to stand the test of time. What is interesting is that we rarely agreed on issues. We would argue without fear of jeopardising our friendship and he developed this skill of taking on people thinking that they would keep his opinion at that level. It is

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Sifiso Dladla. unfortunate that it was not the case with some of his comrades - it became personal. In 1990, we attended one of those most intimidating community meetings and he voiced his opinion on certain issues which caught the attention of some comrades - they were impressed. It was a very tense meeting because comrades had been killed and people’s lives were still at stake. I was one of the community

leaders by that time and well-informed about the intricacies of being in the United Democratic Front and leading at community level. This meeting was called to beef up our area committee after a massacre had left eight comrades dead in one day — most of them were members of our area committee. When Comrade Sifiso was appointed to be part of the area committee, he must have been 17. There was nothing unusual or strange about it because most of us joined the UDF at that age or younger. What made his appointment unpalatable was that comrades had been murdered and he was expected to fill their shoes. Some comrades tried to save his skin from the dangers of being in the committee by saying he was still young but that did not hold water because most of the comrades were young. He tried to speak or turn down the nomination but words would not come out of his mouth — he was shell-shocked. After the meeting I went home with comrades talking about him and his reaction to the appointment to the committee, and indeed, some people were of the opinion that we wanted to disturb him from his studies because we did not like progressive people in Willowfountain. Some were of the view that he was going to end up dead like most of our young leaders. It must have been three days after the area meeting when he visited my home. He came unannounced. I can’t recall what we discussed on that day or on a number of occasions we spent together thereafter. He kept me in the dark for almost 15 years about what had prompted him to befriend me. When he eventually broke his silence about the matter, he informed me that it was his father who had advised him. His father was well versed with the

struggle for liberation and he advised him to be streetwise by befriending one of the committee members in order to gain the necessary insight into the activities of the UDF area committee. His father informed him to identify one person he could trust and be with that person through thick and thin. I happened to be that person, hence his unannounced visits at my place. He gave me the necessary weapon against him because when he tried to outwit me on organisational issues, I used to tease him about how our friendship began. All those who interacted with him would confirm that he was like an encyclopaedia when it came to political issues. We began a long and arduous journey within the ANC structures in Willowfountain, at times dangerous but also exciting. With most community leaders dead or not available for some reason, we took the centre stage in providing community leadership, if one may call it that. There is one incident when we were called to deal with the com-tsot sies, i.e. criminals pretending to be comrades. These com-tsotsies were terrorising our community and, of course, were well-armed and dangerous. We had no guns in those days but it did not deter us from confronting the thugs. I must confess, if we had a choice, we would have opted otherwise. We decided to take small hammers and tuck them inside our pants under the waist belts. We confronted the com-tsotsies with ease. I shudder to think what would have happened had they decided to shoot us to increase their arsenal. Comrade Sifiso loved and lived the ANC. He was a true cadre of our times. He always believed in programmes and projects aimed at developing our communities. I cannot recall how many times he

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‘MARITZBURG Echo’ reporter NOKUTHULA KHANYILE asked people what they think of the new flavoured and scented Max condoms set to replace the Choice condoms that have been issued by the Department of Health.

Mxolisi Mncwabe (18), Imbali

Sbongumusa Ngidi (20), Wartburg

‘Scented or not, the whole point of condoms is to protect. Let’s give it a couple of years and see if there is an increase in teenage pregnancy after the roll out of the new condoms. I think the money spent on this project could have been used for the better ment of our people in sectors like education. Government should rather encourage young people to abstain from sex.’

‘I don’t think the scented condoms will have much of an impact. The only thing that is changing is that the new condoms come in different flavours and a different packaging. The most important thing about a condom is protection. We cannot say that now that they smell better, peo ple will start using them. Government needs to focus on sex education, teach young people the results of having unprotected sex and not encourage them to use scented condoms.’

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IVE pupils from Raisethorpe Secondary School are representing South Africa in the Shanghai International Sister Cities Youth Camp, accompanied by their drama teacher, Tarin Chetty. Tasmia Gani (16), Taryn Enoch (16), Nothile Mvelase (17) and Nikheal David (16) are in Grade 11 with Mduduzi Zwane (16) in Grade 10. This is the first overseas trip for them who were extremely excited about their

new journey. The group spoke to Maritzburg Fever before they left on Sunday, 10 July. The camp is a cultural exchange programme that gives pupils from 20 countries an opportunity to showcase their country and its heritage through dramatic arts. Raisethorpe Secondary is the only school in SA to be selected to participate. The school was selected by the Department of Education and pupils were chosen based on their merit in the subject at the school. “We are very excited to be given this

opportunity. Lots of hard work has been put into it and the group has worked constantly. They are hard workers so for me it was easy to get them ready to participate,” said Chetty. Tasmia said one of the things the group is most looking forward to is meeting new people and interacting with pupils from all over the world. “We will be exposed to other countries and have an opportunity to see how other children our age live. Our main aim is to show them that South

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Drama teacher Tarin Chetty (front) with Raisethorp Second ary School pupils (from left) Nothile Mvelase, Tasmia Gani, Mdudu Zwane, Nikheal David and Taryn Enoch, who are in China representing South Africa at the Shanghai International Sister Cities Youth Camp.

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wants to show off their talent to an appreciative and knowledgeable audience. The Fringe is South Africa’s only truly open platform for artists; there is no selection process and everyone who believes in their work is welcome to take part,” said Fringe Manager Zikhona Monaheng. Monaheng said that the programme attracts artists from all over South Africa as well as gaining an international representation, which has grown steadily since the inception of the World Fringe Alliance. “The Alliance is responsible for bringing in producers from Edinburgh, Amsterdam, Prague, Brighton, Perth, Adelaide and New York looking for work to showcase at their festivals, creating scope for productions to extend their footprint beyond 11 days in Grahamstown to countrywide tours and international seasons,” he said. The Rainbow Theatre Company was established in July 2009, with volunteers of the Gay & Lesbian Network managing the group. The Gay & Lesbian Network adopted community theatre as a means of creating awareness of LGBTI issues in a safe environment. The group performs at various workshops and events of the organisation and its partners. They also perform at anti-bulling campaigns at local schools. The group comprises of young men and women, between the ages 18 to 25 who are mostly unemployed or studying. Last year, the Rainbow Theatre Company performed at Jomba, a contemporary dance festival run by the University of KwaZulu-Natal Centre for Creative Arts. They were the first lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex (LGBTI) drama group to be part of the festival. The Rainbow Theatre Company is sponsored by the National Lotteries Commission. For more information please contact the Gay & Lesbian Network on 033 342 6165 or visit www.gayles bian.org.za - Supplied.

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>>news@myecho.co.za THE KwaZuluNatal Museum held its annual “Night at the Muse um” to end to their holiday programme. It was a great success and enjoyed by all.

‘Night at the Museum’ shenanigans At the event (from left) Patricia Nanka, Jave Nanka, Tristyn Rungasami, ShaiAnn Nanka and Aiden Rungasami.

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JERRY BARNES HE South African Football Association (Safa) president Danny Jordaan says development programmes and junior soccer academies are crucial in producing players. The 2016 Safa SAB U21 National Championships started at the University of Limpopo in Polokwane on 9 July and run until 16 July and Jordaan said he believes that if young players are properly developed and junior academies are properly run, there will be stronger national teams in the future. The largest and most successful football development league in the country has established itself as the most trusted football hub for professional clubs, producing household names such as Andile Jali, Reneilwe Letsholonyane and Themba Zwane. The launch of the tournament, held at SAB World of Beer, was attended by SAB League graduates, Themba Zwane (now a Mamelodi Sundowns midfielder) and Thabo Senong (National U23 head coach). A draw was held to mark the battle lines for the tournament. All nine provinces, plus a university select side - University Sport South Africa will be represented by the “cream of the crop” selected from the 30 000 players nationwide that participate in the SAB League. In line with the SAB League’s commitment to football development, 20 match officials, who will officiate during the tournament, will undergo a week of training. This will be conducted by qualified technical and physical instructors including former Fifa referee, Sylvester Ndaba. Also at the launch was Mojalefa Selumetse, a beneficiary of SAB’s latest innovation to the SAB League that sees selected players given an opportunity to pursue a career of their choice at any accredited

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becoming an educated professional footballer.” SAB head of sustainability and transformation, Mpho Sadiki, said 2016 has been one of the most exciting seasons of the SAB League since the start of the brewer’s partnership with Safa. “We have been innovative in our commitment to football development with various initiatives such as the SAB League skills camps, higher education bursaries and player data monitoring. “This is a positive direction that SAB has taken and we look forward to an exciting finale of the season at the national championships,” Sadiki said.

FORMER Maritzburg United defender, Peter Petersen, believes the PSL outfit’s management made a wise and intelligent move by keeping the German-born coach, Enrst Middendorp. The Cape Town-born, former Moroka Swallows and Bafana Bafana player says keeping Middendorp make sense. “He is long now in South Africa and understands everything about local soccer, the culture, players and followers. To keep the head coach will also allow him to continue where he left off. He also proved to be the best for the club because he brought back stability and avoided relegation, and by extending his contract meant that United’s bosses are proud of him and really thinking big about the City of Choice and their fans,” said Petersen. Last Tuesday the Team of Choice officially started training. It has been reported the club is looking forward to laying a solid foundation for the new season under Middendorp, who has signed for a further two years with the club. In another move, United have signed Andrea Fileccia from Free State Stars. The striker revived his career and scored six goals in 11 PSL matches for Stars in the first half of the 2015/16 campaign before his season was disrupted by injury. It was under Middendorp at Stars, following the club’s changes to the technical team early last season, that Fileccia finally got to enjoy game time at the Bethlehem outfit, in what was his second campaign with the team. Now, after recovering from injury, the player has negotiated his release from Ea Lla Koto, with sources confirming he will be turning out for PMB United.

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ARITZBURG United is hoping to come back stronger after unveiling 10 new players for the upcoming 2016/17 PSL

season. Among the new arrivals scooped by the Team of Choice is former Bafana Bafana defender Bryce Moon, Belgian striker Andrea Fileccia and former Bloemfontein Celtics goalkeeper Bongani Mpandle. Moon’s contract with Mpumalanga Black Aces came to an end in June following the sale of the club, which is relocating to Cape Town under new management. Speaking at the media briefing on Tuesday at Harry Gwala Stadium, United chairman Farook Kadodia said the 2015/16 season was a frustrating one for the team. “It’s common knowledge that the club had a very unlucky, frustrating and stressful season. It was difficult to comprehend how a team that was considered by many to be playing well got stuck at the bottom. “This upcoming season we want to come up and build this team as a team of achievers.” Farook said the arrival of Ernst Middendorp at that critical time saved the team. “We will not be making any changes with the technical team. The coach brought about an improved mindset and fighting spirit that saved us from relegation last season and we are grateful that he has signed a further two years with the team.” He added they consulted with Middendorp prior to signing the new players. “We did not have the luxury of a huge budget to arrange a lot of big-name. quality players. but we have done our best to secure quality players. We believe that 2016/17 will be a year that supporters will be part of the team.” The 10 new players are Bryce Moon, Bongani Mpande, Andrea Fillecia, Bevan Fransman, Lebohang Maboe, Themba Tshabalala, Dennis Wieldiech, Luyanda Ntshangase, Devon Saal and Blessing Moyo. Maritzburg United has also promoted three Pietermaritzburg players from the club’s MultiChoice Diski team. Speaking to Maritzburg Echo, Moon said signing with Maritzburg United was an easy move. “Home is where the heart is and I’ve been a part of this team from way back when it was started with my dad and uncle. I’m happy to be back, looking forward to guiding the youngsters in the team and passing on some of my experience to them.” Moon said even EDT though Maritzburg United had a tough season last year he believes they still they have potential to return stronger. “They had a very tough season last year, but the team has proved they have poR tential and quality 100ml players. “Hopefully we can “ORIGINAL” get some silverware started at Maritzburg United.”

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At the media briefing (from left) Bryce Moon,Farook Kadodia and Ernst Middendorp.

LEFT: Bryce Moon has been unveiled as one of the new players joining Maritzburg United PHOTO: GALLO IMAGES

RIGHT: Bloemfontein Celtic’s Bongani Mpandle has signed for Maritz burg United, and is one of the new players the club unveiled. PHOTO: GALLO IMAGES