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OST cutting measures that were implemented in governmental departments by provincial treasury three years ago have finally yielded good results, with the province having been able to save R729 million for the 2014/15 financial year. Speaking at the budget speech, KwaZuluNatal Finance MEC Ina Cronje said that this budget, coming from provincial treasury’s own revenue, will help with additional funding for various projects. Among many projects that are to be implemented with this budget, R5 million has been set aside to tighten security measures as the country gears up for the elections. Another R5 million has been set aside to assist theMsunduziMunicipalitywiththeelecrification of informal settlements in order to combat illegal connections. Cronje emphasised that the importance of police visibility at policing stations during this year’s elections to ensure peace. Speaking at a media briefing, provincial treasury head Smiso Magagula said: “While this is a good success story for our province, the economic situation globally has not fully recovered following the recession period in 2009. “Wehadtocutdownby7.5%ondepartmental goods and services. Our deficit has been wiped out since 2010. Having achieved this goal shows elements of good governance.” In addition, the department is set to implement an electronic procurement tool by next month,inabidtomodernisethesupplychainand to eliminate the human component. This electronic tool will enable those interested in tenders from all the municipalities in the province to bid live online. “Theprocedurewillbetransparent,andthere will be no instances where officials change figuressothattheirfriendswinbids.Thistoolwill also allow us to know how much we spend, on what and who we buy it from”, said Magagula. Cronje raised concerns that although the province has turned around its finances, there is still a problem of bad debt, with the country being among big spenders. “Poor personal financial planning and unhealthy spending habits add an additional burden to government, with an increasing number of grant dependants who cannot retire without help from the state,” she said.

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tising ever since and his type of music is classic. Although he is self-taught, we need a school or someone who can mentor him to nurture his talent,”he said. Jackson said that they have approached institutions such as UKZN and Tembaletu Trust, but because of his age, he could not enrol. Jackson said: “For now we want him to focus more on his school work, but at the same time, we want to make sure that his talent is nurtured. Since he is self-taught, he needs someone who is professional. We appeal to anyone who can help him grow his talent.”

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IKHULE sifundiswa ngobungozi bokuthandana kwezihlobo, kuthiwa uma zithandane kwaze kwafika lapho kuzalwa khona ingane, leyon­ gane izalwa ikhubazekile. Igama ebelisetshenziswa abadala yileli elithi ‘isi­ dalwa’ beqonde ukukhubazeka ekubeni wonke umuntu uyisidalwa ngoba sonke sidalwe nguNku­ lunkulu. Umngane wami uNyikinyibhoxo, umfo kaNdosi, umenywengabafundibakwesinyeisikoleukuthiazoz­ ichazela ukuthi kuyiqiniso kangakanani ukuthi aku­ lungile ukuthandana kwezihlobo. Ungicele ukuthi ngimcelele nina bafundi bethu ukuthi nimsize ngemi­ bono ukuze angafunzi izingane ngoshevu. Uthi: “Mntaka Vezi ngisemukelile isicelo salezi zin­ gane ngoba iyangihlupha lengozi yokungazani kwez­ inganezethu.Umasingayilungisikusekhonaisikhathi, kuzokonakala kakhulu. “Okokuqala nje, izingane azazi ukuthi yini isihlobo. Ezikwaziyo ukukwitiza ngesiNgisi zilokhu zithi ‘my cousinmyuncle’kuphelekanjalo,”kushoumfokaNdo­ si elinganisa ngezandla enyiphile. Imibuzoengifikelilesengigedwaithiisihlobosiqala kuphi sigcine kuphi. Ngabe sigcina kugogo nomkhulu noma siyadlula lapho? Uma ngiwuNgcobo wasemaQadini, ngihlangane noNyuswa eTanzania bese ngibeka amabili amath­

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ECHO REPORTER IMBALIYESIZWE entertainment is inviting aspiring models to take part in the Miss KZN high school auditions taking place on Saturday at the Edendale Crossing. The pageant, which is open only to high school pupils, is aimed at exposing young people from disadvantaged areas to modelling, so that they can enter national pag­ eants. Auditions start at 12pm. Those wanting to enter must come dressed in blue jeans and a white t­shirt. Joining fee is R50. For more infor­ mation, contact Mbuso Nyandu at 079 616 0059 PHOTO:SUPPLIED

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GENERATIONS SENZO realises things are about to go from bad to worse. Sompisi does another disappearing act. Paramedics have to be called in when a fight gets ugly. Patricia al­ most has heart failure when she finds a va­ grant in Mocha Mamas. Ngamla decides to follow Priska’s advice. Nicholas tries in vain to get Akhona to calm down. Choppa does something no­

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ble to help a friend. Dineo is ready to give upthefight.Rubycan’ttakethestressany­ more and breaks down. Dineo is gutted when Dr Xulu gives his diagnosis. Jason is worried about the state of his marriage. Bi­ anca pays MJ a visit. Akhona wants to ask the police for help with her investigation. Priskaiscaughtoffguardbyanunexpected revelation. Senzo is shocked to find out who Will’s visitor is. ISIDINGO CHARLIE continues to feel the burden of her terrible secret, but will she tell any­ one else? Priya and Rajesh make their peace, but will it last? Sechaba plays hard to get when he thinks Lerato wants him to teach her. Bradley’s hospital escape has an unexpectedly sexy consequence. Priya’s struggle with herself and her marriage finds her heading for meltdown. Sechaba suffers an overdose of jealousy with hilari­ ous results. Bradley begins to understand why Charlie hid evidence of the crime. Pri­ ya and Rajesh struggle to communicate with one another. Ntando comes up with a cunning plan for pleasure and seduction.BarkerwantsAlberttopay debts with his winnings, but Albert has other ideas. Priya is cleared to have a child, but how will Rajesh re­ spond to the news that Beth says there is no rush? Lerato is invited to S’khu’s wine­tasting and she’s tempted, but worries about mak­ ing a fool of herself. Violence threatens between Albert and Bradley over a decision he makes about his future. Rajesh’s hopes for a son ignite a fight that could tear his marriage apart. Lerato

at the soccer camp? Scelo and Dintle are faced with a tough decision, but before they can make that decision, will the preg­ nancyberevealedtoall?ThenewsofPale­ sa’s appointment breaks, and Sasha is in­ trigued by the story of the discovery of a dead woman. Gloria’s new scheme pro­ vides her greatest challenge yet ­ commu­ nicating with a French­speaking client!

finds herself the unexpected star of a wine tasting. MUVHANGO THANDAZA and Matshidiso have a show­down after Thandaza discovers the truth about Matshidiso. The Mojalefa fam­ ily’s marriage is dealt a legal blow. Susan and Pfuluwani struggle to accept that Azwindini is gone for good. Ranthumeng and Mampho gang up on Thandaza. Azwindiniseemstohavelosthope.Lerumo is made to feel like a liability by the MMC staff. Matshidiso rubs Thandaza’s face in her defeat. Albert plots the Mojalefa’s downfall. Vusi visits Azwindini in prison. LerumowillnotletAlbertwalkalloverhim. Matshidiso is getting closer to getting eve­ rything she wants. Mrs Gumede makes a revelationthatshocksThandaza.Thanda­ za tries to convince Mrs Gumede to go to the police. Lerumo’s uncle finds a solution to his marriage problems. Tumelo says goodbye to everyone.

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SCANDAL DINTLE goes to a clinic to find out whether her period being late means that she’s pregnant. Gogo Ma’Nyathi tells Man­ gi that the problems he is having are the result of Lucas’ actions. Gloria discovers she’s good at acting which is great for her newphonecallbusiness.Scelohastomake a decision when Dintle tells him she’s de­ cided to have a back street abortion. Pale­ sadecidestoapplyforthepositionofMan­ gi’s PA, and Donna tries to assert her will as head of HR. Gloria’s money making schemes get even wilder when she sets out to help someone at NFH. Will the Ngemas find out the real reason why Scelo bombed

DAYS OF OUR LIVES PHILIP tells Victor that Chloe is either moving in or Philip will move out. Nathan defends Melanie when Stephanie verbally attacks her not knowing about the miscar­

riage. Stefano goes against E.J. and injects Rafe with a drug that will erase his memo­ ries. Carly rushes back from her medical conference to be by Melanie’s side. Nicole encourages Taylor to take the job at Titan but E.J. has the exact opposite reaction. Kate tries to get Chad to reach out to Ste­ fano. Abby tells Will and Gabi about the hot jerk she met at Java. Taylor tells E.J. that he can’t dictate what job she takes. Fay returns to town with bad health news forNicoleandTaylor.NicoleinsiststhatFay move in and Taylor can help take care of her. E.J. asks Lexie to put in a good word for Taylor at a hospital in New York. Abby and Chad talk but Abby is scared away when she finds out Chad is Stefano’s son. Jennifer leaves a message for Jack giving him a piece of her mind. THE BOLD AND THE BEAUTIFUL ERIC attempts to convince Rick that he and Thomas need to learn to collaborate witheachotheraspresidentandvicepresi­ dentofForresterCreations.Steffyexplains toLiamaboutwhenshefoundoutthatshe was with child, and why she has kept it a secret for so long. Caroline shows a less than flattering side of herself by her disap­ pointmentwiththesurpriselocationofher date with Rick. Hope and Steffy verbally lash out at each other regarding the space that they feel that Liam needs to make an informed decision between the two of them.LiamdeclarestoHopethathethinks that their relationship, and any chance of them being married, is cursed. Hope finds comfort in Brooke as she feels that she has been defeated by Steffy. Liam makes a fi­ nal decision about who he is going to pur­ sue a relationship with.

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local administrators is the backbone of the South African Indoor Football Association(Saifa),butoperatingbehindthe scenes is where he prefers to be. The former Maritzburg FA referee, administrator and hard working current Saifa secretary,Ebrahim“Ebby”Hossen,thisweekspoke to Echo. Echo Reporter (ER): Sir, thank you again for your time, but please tell us - who exacty is Ebby? EbrahimHossen(EH):Iamagenuinelocal product.IwasbornandraisedinPietermaritzburg.IstartedmyearlyschoolingatatNizamia Primary Islamic School and later went to M.L.Sultan High School. I stay in Cinderella Park in Eastwood. ER: Did you play any sport during your school days? EH:Yes,Iwasanactivefootballerandcricketer. I also participated in other codes of sport such as basketball, volleyball and athletics. ER: Are there any awards you received during your active days? EH:Yes, I received Natal and Northern Natal colours for cricket. I also represented the old Maritzburg FA in soccer and cricket for the Maritzburg Cricket Association. ER: Tell me a bit about your career at club level. EH: I played or joined one of the oldest and popular local clubs in MFA - Young Natalians - in 1986 and played both football and cricket for the club. ER:Besidesplaying,youalsobecameawell known official in local circles? EH: Yes, I became a referee and also actively involved with the administration, mainly working as a records cleck. ER: I personally know that you became involved in administration when you were still very young, where did the influence come from? EH: I was influenced by some of our local and country’s top sport administrators such as Babs Sithapersad, Ismail Bhamjee, Poobie Govindasamy,S olly Moosa, Raj Seeparsad, Lenny Munro, Dino Singh, Bryan Rupram and the late Mr Rajen Jugmohan. Their guidance and teachings have brought me to the level I have achieved thus far. I am grateful to each one of them.

ER: What are you currently doing at Saifa? EH: Officially, I am called the secretary but I also work as chief operations officer. My current tasks is to run a business with good governance, transparency and equality. This also includes the preparation of fixtures, hiring of venues, registration of players, arranging travel and accommodation for teams and officials, appointments of referees and match commissioners, I approach sponsors and enter into contracts with service providers. All this, and I still have to do the general office tasks. ER: What are the main challenges in your job? EH: No job goes without challenges, with some being minor and others that are more challenging that require the support and guidance of all role players. As a team, no challenge is too big to handle. Our major challenge is finance and we are currently seeking corporates to join us as our partners in promoting Futsal from grassroots to the professional level. ER: For the people not familiar with indoor- Futsal, how do you explain it and where do you see it in future. EH: Indoor/ Futsal is a style of football that will allow our football masses to develop skills at an early age. It will help the country to showcase its talent at the various age group competitions that Safa and Saifa have initiated. This type of football is likely to produce better skilled players for all our national teams. I also strongly believe if we are able to secure sponsorship, we could be running our leagues similar to the PSL in the near future. ER: Are you convinced that this type of footeball is now becoming popular around the country? EH: Off course, but we still need more people to join hands like schools and tertiary institutions. We also need ladies teams to come on board and also our regional leagues need to be stronger in all Safa 52 regions. *Saifa/Futsal National League: The local derby between Young Natalians and Maritzburg Spurs will take place Friday (March 14), 7 pm at Carter High School. –Jerry Barnes


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His Majesty King Goodwill Zwelithini Zulu last Tuesday officially opened the sixth session of the fourth KwaZulu­Natal Legislature at the Royal Showgrounds. His address marked the last session of the legislature before the general elections on 7 May. Seen at the official opening were:

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Former first lady Dr May Mashego­Mkhize (R) arrives with body guard Pule Malevu.

ANC Chief whip Lizzie Shabalala (L) with Mpho Mkhize.

Lynette Zwane (L) and Hlobisile Dlamini.

Makhosazana Mdlalose (L) and Gabisile Langa.

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MEC for Agriculture and Environmental Affairs Dr Meshack Radebe (R) greets Depu­ ty Provincial Commissioner Major General Phindile Radebe.

KZN Premier Senzo Mchunu (L) arrives with his wife Thembeka.

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HE negative effects of apartheid on the minds of Black people will be felt for many years to come. The laws of the country may have changed, but the minds are still chained by the past. Fear is dominating the lives of the majority of our people. Fear to change and fear to be different is holdingthecountryhostage.Footballcannotcontin­ ue doing things the same way and expect different results. We live in a society that is stuck in the past. Inde­ pendent and self­reliant individuals become ene­ mies of people. We are a nation that hates progress. The second and third divisions are not youth leagues. It is wrong to put restrictions on the ages of players in these leagues. A club like Central Brothers, for instance, would love to be promoted to the PSL in future. How is it possible with rules that do not apply to every club in the country? Please, let usnotconfuseamateurfootballwithyouthdevelop­ ment. It is also not fair on older players who are still keen on playing competitive football. It is these cosmetic changes that are delaying progress. We need to learn that nothing is free in this world. Progress in any field is not dependant on money. One does not need to be rich to excel in football. You need a ball and a bit of space to improve your technical skills. Poorer countries will be fighting to win the World Cup in Brazil in June. Knowledge and high work ethic is more important than money. Anyone can have lots of money but very few can have wisdom. It is easy to steal money for instance while it is impos­ sible to steal wisdom. Football is not going to grow and improve if the mind sets do not change. How many coaches have been trained by Safa over the past twenty years? It is sad that the majority are still waiting for someone to employ them. We have too many certificated people who do not train or coach anyone. We are a nation that enjoys collecting certificates. Peoplefinditverydifficulttovolunteertheirserv­ ices. We are failing to understand that South Africa is a third world country. The majority of people live underdespicableconditions.Weplayfootballonvery bad fields. It is not true that we have better football facilities. I see this every weekend in SAB matches. Iftheelitedistrictleagueplaysundersuchconditions, it is difficult to imagine the conditions at lower levels. A lot of opinions have been made about last week’s trashing by Brazil. The reality is that good footballers do not grow on trees. A country that neglectsitsyouthwillneverdominateworldfootball. We must stop being good in suggestions and start doing the work. We need to equip ourselves with knowledge and start giving our children good foot­ ball education. It is also important that football puts qualified people in positions of authority. This busi­ ness of putting the wrong candidates or friends in key football positions is killing the sport. Lastly, it is worth repeating that the first teacher of football is a mother and father. Too many South Africans are abdicating their responsibilities. You even see this in education where a child travels many kilometres while the father is a principal in the local school. Safa has come up with a Level D course which is suitable for parent coaches. I would recommend that young fathers and mothers attend this course in order to help your children. People must start talk­ ing responsibilities otherwise fifty years from now Brazil will be beating us 10­0. Unzima lo mthwalo!

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March 14 MaritzburgUtdvAmaZuluatHarryGwala stadium at 8 pm Saturday Orlando Pirates v Kaizer Chiefs at FNB Stadium at 3.30pm, Black Aces v Moroka Swallows at Kanyamazane stadium at 3.30pm. Mamelodi Sundowns v Polokwane City at Loftus stadium at 8.15pm, Bidvest Wits v Free State Stars at Bidvest stadium at 8.15pm Sunday Ajax Cape Town v University of Pretoria at Athlone stadium at 3.30pm, Bloem Celtic v SuperSport United at Kaizer Sebothelo stadium at 3.30pm. March 18 Moroka Swallows v Golden Arrows at Dobsonville stadium 7.30pm, Free State Stars v Mamelodi Sundowns at Charles Mopeli stadium at 7.30pm, Black Aces v Orlando Pirates at Mbombela stadium at 7.30pm March 19 Kaizer Chiefs v Ajax Cape Town at Peter Mokaba stadium at 7.30pm, University of Pretoria v Bidvest Wits at Tuks stadium at 7.30pm, SuperSport United v Platinum Stars at Lucas Moripe Stadium at 7.30pm, AmaZulu v Polokwane City at Princess Magogo Stadium at 7.30pm, Maritzburg Utd v Bloem Celtic at Harry Gwala at 7.30pm.

Maritzburg United’s Rheece Evans (L) and Luvolo Nomandela of Free State Stars battle for ball control during the Absa Premiership match between the two sides at Harry Gwala Stadium on Tuesday night. United won 3­2 with goals that were scored by Evans and one by Bongolethu Jayiya. The Team of Choice will host AmaZulu at Harry Gwala stadium tomorrow at 8pm.

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“Our fans are strongly advised to come in their big numbers and get to the stadium early. We are saying good display of soccer will be dished out by the two best sides in SA. “Maybe I should also remind the country that Pirates are the former treble champions. We are also the very first SA team to win the Caf Champions League and also made it to the finals of the same competition again last season,”said Modisane. Amakhosi’s communications manager, Vina Maphosa, feels his team is on a roll and their opponents may find it difficult to deal with them. “We kicked off our Caf campaign on a positive note. At home or in the PSL we are still leading the pack and are the reigning champions.” he said. Chiefs die-hard and long time follower Sadaam Maake says VV will receive the best present from Amakhosiwhichwillbea“welcombacktotherealworld which is SA.”

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