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ARELY days after Echo publishedastoryaboutloomingxenophobic attacks at Imbali’s Unit 14 area, a foreign national was burnt to death in the Phase 1 area of France The attack on Assefa Areso (30) is believed to be xenophobic motivated. His body was found charred inside the tuckshop where he worked. His relative, who also called himself Assefa, said that the incident happened on Monday night, but the family only found out about it on Tuesday morning when a customer, who had come in to buy something, made a gruesome discovery. However, Assefa believes that thekillingwasintentionalastherewere traces of petrol outside the front door. He said that his brother had been working at the tuckshop for the past two years. Residents who spoke to Echo said that although xenophobic attacks have become common in the area, no one knows what exactly happened. They said they were all alerted to the attack by the community member who had made the grisly discovery. “This is not the first incident of this nature in the area,” said a resident who did not want to be identified. At Imbali’s Unit 14 area, local tuckshop owners complained that they were losing customers to foreign na-

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>> With September being heritage month, a non–profit youth organization which focuses on environmental awareness, is urging people to revisit their indigenous knowledge systems in order to be able to take care of nature. NOKULUNGA NGOBESE spoke to its office bearers. >>nokulungan@myecho.co.za

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KUZOQOPHEKA umlando endaweni yase-Sweetwaters kusasa njengoba kuzoba nombukiso wezinkomo okokuqala ngqa. Lo mbukiso uhlelwe i-Siyaphambili Mbubu Co-operative ibambisena nobukhosi bendabuko bakwaMpumuza ukuvuselela isiko lokufuya izinkomo emphakathini ngale nyanga yamasiko. USihlalo walo mfelandawonye uMnu. Mbongeni Sikhakhane uthe: “Sihlale phansi sabuka izinto ezenzekayo ezindaweni zasemakhaya, sathola ukuthi abantu banothile ngemfuyo, kodwa bayashoda ngolwazi. “Ngalo mbukiso sihlose ukufundisa ukuthi imfuyo inakekelwa kanjani. Baningi abangazi ukuthi kumele izinkomozinqunyweizimpondoukuze zingabi yingozi, futhi zibe nenyama eningi.

“Isikhathi esiningi ezinye zalezi zinkomo azitheniwe. Izingozi zemigwaqo zinyukile ngoba izinkomo zigcwala yonke indawo, sifisa ukubafundisa ukubaluleka kokuzifaka amacici ukuze zibonakale nasebumnyameni. “Sifisanokufundisaabantuukuthi bangayigcina kanjani imfuyo yabo isesimweni esihle”. Uqhubewathingalombukisobafisa nokufundisa intsha ukuthi ingaziphilisa ngemfuyo, ngaphandle kokuthi ize ilindele ukuthi iqashwa uhulumeni. Umhleli walo mcimbi uMnu. Thubelihle Zondi uthe: “Inhloso yethu ukuthuthukisa izinga lokufuya ezindaweni ezisemaphandleni, okuyinto ebisiyehlile. Sifisa futhi nokuxhumanisa abafuyi bezinkomo basemakhaya, nalabo asebesezingeni eliphezulu ukuze bathuthuke”. Lo mbukiso uzoqala ngo-8 ekuseniezinkundlenizemidlaloeSweetwaters eMkangala.

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OUNDED by three members, Isisekelo Youth group has been in existence for the past five years and has grown to seven members Their projects include environmental awareness campaigns and talking to communities about the negative effects of illegal dumping. Speaking to Echo, the organisations secretary, Lwazi Nsele, said: thatoneofthekeythemesfortheCop 17 conference was ‘Ensure that that the environment is stable for future generations’. “Asayouthorganisation,werealised that there was no appreciation for nature, and we wanted to do something to alert people about its importance. We want to contribute towards greening the environment. We educate young people, especially those in school, about the importance of keeping the environment clean, and we also discourage illegal dumping and encourage community gardens,” he said. Since the project started, Nsele said that they have also been recruiting youth volunteers who are doing

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During this heritage month, Isiseke­ lo Youth group secretary Lwazi Nsele says that people must revisit their indigenous knowledge sys­ tems in order to be able to take care of nature.

development studies to take part in their hydroponic tunnels. In partnership with Msunduzi Tourism, Isisekelo have invited students from the Reunion Island to be part of their Agritourism experience on 29 September. “It will be a cultural exchange program where they will be taken on a tour of the city, but at the same time we will be identifying areas which needourintervention.Agricultureis looked down upon, maybe it is time that we change our mindset,” he said. Sharing his heritage month message, Nsele said: “Civilization has affected us a lot. Let us revisit indigenous knowledge systems in order to be able to take care of our environment. Let us use the same social networks that we use to communicate to promote a clean and a healthy environment”.


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ALUZA taxi businessmanBoyZondihasbeen electedasthenewSouth African Taxi National Taxi Council (Santaco) chairperson in KwaZulu–Natal. Zondi has assumed the positionfollowinghiselection on 15 August, with 148 votes out of 149 delegates that were present at the annual general meeting from different regions and sub–regions. A partnership and relationship with the private sector, including business companies, training operators and executives at a provincial level,aresomeofthegoalsthat he aims to achieve during his tenure. Speaking to Echo, Zondi said he has been in the taxi industry for 24 years, pointing out that half of that time was spent as the chairperson of the uMgungundlovu region as he had been given three terms in office. Unpacking some of the duties of his current position,hesaidthatone is interacting with the Department of Transport at a provincial level.

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WO prominent local teachers from Edendale in Nhlazatshe who died in a horrific accident on the N2 on their way from Eshowe recently were given a heroes’ sendoff. Fellowteachers,scholarsandgovernment officials attended the joint funeral at the Lay Ecumenical Centre in Machibisa. Allegedly, a taxi crashed into the vehicle in which the two school teachers were travelling in as the driver was trying to re–enter the road after a brief break on the freeway. Musa Rogers Xulu (61) and Thami Ian Mngadi (47), who taught at Ndala High School in Richmond, were praised as talented and dedicated teachers who contributed to keeping the dignity and significance of the teaching pro-

fession alive. Xulu, whose brother Themba Xulu is a renowned city pianist, taught commercial subjects, including accounting,inseveralschools.Heissurvived by his wife, Zama, and five children. Mngadi leaves his parents and four children. The Lay Centre was packed to capacity as Themba Xulu and his classical music ensemble presented moving renditions which added colour to a funeral that celebrated the teaching profession and revived the spirit of pupils, teachers, education officials and community members alike. A representative from the South African Democratic Teachers’ Union (Sadtu) praised the two teachers for their contribution in making the teaching profession a dignified career where teachers are recognised and remunerated appropriately.

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ENDAWENI yaseFrance kuvukwe ngoL­ wesibili sekunesidumbu esishile sowesili­ sa ongowokudabuka e­Ethiopia. Sekunezinsolo zokuthi lo mlisa owaziwa ngelika Assefa Areso oneminyaka enga­ ma 30 uhlaselwe yilabo bakuleli abangezwaninokuthikubekhonaabantu bokuhamba abazoncintisana nabo ezint­ weni ezifana namabhizinisi. Kwenzeka lokhu vele kunomoya ovungu­ zayo ezindaweni ezifana no­Unit 14 wok­

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zokwazi ukuzitika ngempahla ebi­ phakathi. Kodwa kwasho ukuthi akawu­ phathi ukhiye. Kodwa ngabe yini isihluku esingaka! Uku­ chitha igazi nokushaya abanye abantu akuvumelekile kanti futhi kuwubulwane kodwa ngabe kuyazwakala ke mh­ lawumbeukubekuthiwaubuleleumuntu. Laba bantu bala eNingizimu Afrika ngokuzozizamela impilo engcono. Lokhu kuyafana nokuthi uthi uyisakhamuzi

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Debunking the popular myth about the revival of the ANCYL (PART 2) Mafika Damane Mndebele and Thembinkosi “Guerrilla” Zondi minors live in households without any employed members, and that 28.6% of them do not have sufficient food. These challenges could be viewed as external from the ANC Youth League, but it is from this constituency that the ANCYL largely recruits its membership. The ANC has already identified triple challenges facing our country, which are unemployment, inequality and poverty. If historically, the task of the ANCYL has been to re–inforce the mission of the ANC, then it is in fighting these challengesamongsttheyouththattheANCYL will attract to vote for the ANC. The reality of our country and the stateoftheyouthiswellpaintedbythe National Development Plan; it is a very disturbing and humiliating portrait. It is for these reasons that a call foraradicalchange,foramilitantand radical youth leadership for social transformation will find solace amongst young people. So what was wrong with the Malema Brigade?

Mandela Generation: myth and reality

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HE modern day challenges confronting young people are better captured by the recent findings released by Statistics South Africa. It indicated that 49% of young people are not employed, that 65.1% of children up to the age of 18 live with families that earn less than R650 per month, that 60.2% of young people ranging between the age of 18 and 25 make up the majority of the so–called Mandela generation. This is the reality as opposed to the myth. The careful reading of the 2011 Census report reveals the reality is that the significant majority of South Africans are under 35 years of age and live in households that receive low–incomes, the majority of whom come from rural areas who do not even have a Grade 12 qualification. In addition to that, the report has unveiled how 35% of South African

The 24th National Congress of the ANCYL made a correct analysis of the challenges faced by our country and thus correctly resolved on a struggle for radical distribution of wealth beneath the soil as echoed by the Freedom Charter. There is no doubt that this clarion call has found support amongst the youth who are at the receiving end of all the challenges faced by our country. Theagitationsloganfor‘economicfreedominourlifetime’,andamore programmatic response to it, makes theProgressiveYouthAllianceingeneral, and specifically the ANCYL, more relevant than ever before. In other words, the ANCYL’s twin tasks are (a) serving as body of opinion within the ANC and reinforcing it throughrallyingyoungpeoplebehind its strategic vision and (b) championing the interest of young people as a way of responding to the already mentioned challenges confronting the youth to strengthened our formations.

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However, the ANCYL has been faced with otherwise preventable challenges such as: substitution and the relegation of political logic and robust, but comradely, debates to name–calling; politics of money and greedy (sic); member of other members; ill-discipline, anarchy, factionalism and side–stepping organisational processes with impunity became the norm within the ANCYL. Additionally, the internal challengesoftheANCYLalsoincluded the marginalisation of politically– clear cadres in favour of (politically weak) new members who are easy prey for manipulation. The ANCYL presented itself as an independent opposition from within the ANC and conducted the vicious attack towards or dissolution of those holding different

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Renowned Mogale performs at Rainbow

THE Rainbow Restaurant in Pinetown will this Sunday host the Moss Mogale Unit and Africa Plus, courtesy of the South African Jazz Educators. Forthefirsttime,theannualSouth African Jazz Educators Festival and conference is happening in Durban this week, with activities centred around UKZN and the Centre for Jazz and Popular Music. Rainbow Restaurant co-owner Neil Comfort said that luckily for live music lovers, there is an outreach program taking the music to the peo-

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For the first time, the annual South African Jazz Educators Festival and conference is happening in Durban this week “While all three musicians have performed with other line–ups at the Rainbow in the past, we are really lookingforwardtotheir debutasAfrica Plus,” said Comfort. Closing off will be the seven-piece Moss Mogale Unit. With Moses ‘Moss’ Mogale on guitar, the rest of the Unit comprises of Nhlanhla Mahlangu on tenor sax, Kopano Mashile on trom-

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Pirates vs Chiefs MTN8 tickets sold out

PSL CEO Brand de Villiers says fans wanting to watch the MTN8 semi–final between Orlando PiratesandKaizerChiefswillhavetowatchBidvest Wits vs Platinum Stars instead, as the derby is sold out. The second leg clash between the Soweto rivals takes place at Orlando Stadium on Heritage Day, 24 September. “This [the sell–out] is great news for the PSL and our partners, MTN,” said de Villiers. “This shows that there is an overwhelming interest not only in this game, but in the competition. Those without a ticket for this fixture will have to watch on television or purchase a ticket for the second semi–final between Bidvest Wits and Platinum Stars,” he said, Atotalof1000ticketsarestillavailableforBidvest Wits and Platinum Stars. “As millions in our country will be celebrating Heritage Day, we are looking forward to joining in the festivities when we host what I believe will betwothrillingfixturesonSeptember24,”DeVilliers adds. “We are looking forward to delivering two great events at Orlando Stadium and Bidvest Stadium.” KickOff.com

The MTN8 trophy, which four PSL clubs are to lock horns over on September 24 before the two winners go to the final.

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ELL–TRAVELLED local veteran sports journalist, Jerry Barnes, will be officially marking his return to Pietermaritzburg by staging a community sports day at the Panorama grounds. After returning to the city after spending eight years with a Johannesburg national newspaper, Barnes saw it fit and proper to announce it to his community, friends, readers and followers. “Today I have a family, a house, a career and have a lot friends around thecity.Theonlypeoplethatmademe a man and a well–known writer, are those in the greater Pietermaritzburg community, my readers and my God. I came back last year, but I was still in and out of Gauteng, sorting out personal matters. I’m now officiallyandpermanentlyback in my hometown. Let’s get the ball rolling again,” said Barnes. A former sportsman himself, Barnes said that the days program will be dominated by sports items, but there will be a fun fair atmosphere for everybody. “The day will also be mixed with a couple of educational speakers. They will be speaking about the dangers of drugs, alcohol, HIV/Aids, careers and sports,” he explained. There will be also a speaker from the local government to explain about the next elections. “Youwillbesurprisedtoknowthat there are people out there who lack basic information about elections – are we doing enough to educate them?” he said. The event is scheduled for 28 September from 8am. Thedaywillkickoffwithafunrun/ walk, 2.5km around the neighbour-

hood.At10am,twolocaljuniorteams will lock horns, followed by ladies sides between Ward 34 and the local KZN Deptartment of Sports and Culture. There’s also a ‘local derby’ between youth teams from Panorama Gardens and Panorama Park (the main road separates the teams). Old Timers (O35) will face the Mountain Rise police team. With the event Barnes aims to raise

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“I trust that with the support of my community, friends and the councillor and church leaders in my area, we can all make it work,” he said. Barnes’ long cherished dream is to form a sports forum in Eastwood/ Panorama, Civic Association, football, netball and athletics clubs for Eastwood/ Panorama and Glenwood (Ward 34) He says the priority on his list is to start an HIV/Aids centre, a community vegetable garden and a community help centre. “We can fool ourselves by trying to run away from it, but the truth is HIV/Aids is here to stay. If we are not careful and well equipped, the whole nation is going to die. People must get tested, know their status and will live long and safe. We must admit it, we are all affected in one way or another. I just can’t believe it. I am heart broken and it is just unreal that Panorama does not have at least a clinic,” said Barnes. “There’s absolutely nothing for the community. No shops, no garage, no community sports ground, no library, no internet centre/cafe,nosatellitepolicestationand no high school,” he pointed out. He said there was at least a church in the area, adding that he has a lot of things on his mind that he wants to do for his community, especially for the children and old people. “It’s sound crazy, but I will try and do it all, bit by bit. For now, I will keep on dreaming big, very big ! .”

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jerryb.barnes228@gmail.com or his twitter account is JerryBbarnes. funds to replace broken windows at the school and pay school fees for at least one needy child. “Education is important in anybody’s life. I get sad when I see children from my neighbourhood going to school hungry, dirty and almost naked because at home, they are battling and have a single parent,” said Barnes. Barnes is a former Natal Witness/ Echo, Daily/Sunday Sun senior journalist and is currently freelancing.

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Local Soccer fixtures SAFA Umgungundlovu Regional Office Junior League Fixtures Richmond L.F.A - Saturday (September 14) Under 13 (matches played at ChurchGround):RealHeartvsClassic 9 am; Barcelona vs Benfia 9.45 am; Excellence vs Chicago 10.25 am; Power City vs Madrid 11 am; Monaco vs Peace Makers 11.40 am. Under 15 (matches played at ChurchGround):RealHeartvsClassic 12.20 pm; Barcelona vs Benfica 1.05 pm; Excellence vs Chicago 1.50 pm; Power City vs Madrid 2.30 pm; Monaco vs Peace Makers 3 pm. Msunduzi L.F.A Saturday (September 14) Duzi Stream Under 13 (matches played at Ashdown):PubsvsRocks9am;Ambassador vs Laycentre 10 am; Celtics vs Skomboys 11 am; Manchester vs Schaba 12 noon. Duzi Stream Sunday (September 15) Under 15 (matches played at Ashdown): Ashdown United vs Rocks 9 am; Celtics vs Manchester 10 am; Schaba vs Pubs 11 am. Mafakatini Stream Saturday (September 14) Under 13 (matches played at Ngcede Ground): New Bright Stars vs MFK Barcelona 9 am; Lucky Stars vs Lion 10 am; Young Classic vs Young Masters 11 am; Mlilo vs FC Sporting 12 noon. Taylors Stream Saturday (September 14) Under 15 (matches played at Jikeleni Ground): Sibonelo vs Manchester 9 am; Polland vs Arsenal 10 am; Dindi Killers vs Cannibals 11 am; Deda Aces vs Bawinile 12 noon; Juventus vs Prediator 1 pm. Mafunze Stream Saturday (September

14) Under15(matchesplayedatMafunze Ground): Mbabane vs Junior Real 9 am; Siyabangena vs Liverpool 10 am; Christian Aces vs Arsenal 11 am; Roma vs Nkabini FC 12 noon; Philani United vs Gibson United 1 pm. Sunday (September 15) Junior Tigers vs Nkabini F.C. 9 am;PhilaniF.C.vsChristianAces10 am; Gibson United vs Liverpool 11 am;JuniorRealvsRom12noon;Arsenal vs Siyabangena 1 pm. Mkhambathini L.F.A. is not playing this weekend due to the L.F..A ordinary congress on Sunday (September 15). Duzi Football League Domestic League Fixtures Matches played at Ashdown Ground Thursday (September 12): Blazing Arrows vs Lay Centre 4 pm. Friday (September 13): Pubs vs Ashdown Experience 4 pm. Saturday (September 14): Ashdown Young Buccs vs Beachfront 1 pm; Ayoba vs Ashdown United 3 pm. Sunday (September 15): Lay Centre vs Ashdown Experience 11 am; Ashdown Young Buccs vs Ayoba 1 pm; Blazing Arrows vs Pubs 3 pm. We dnes day (Sept ember 18): Ashdown Young Buccs vs Ashdown United 4 pm.


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GENERATIONS SENZO panics when Mnqobi’s eyes can’t focus. Phenyo can’t bring himself to sleep with his wife. The star­crossed lovers don’t notice they’re being watched. Ruby tells Patrickshewillnotforgivehim,ever.Queen is agog about a scandalous photo in the gossip tabloids. Akhona gets a taste of her ownmedicine.ChoppaisthrowntohearMJ hired a private investigator. Will Dineo re­ sort to desperate measures to get her hands on a baby? Nicholas loses it and punches someone. Phenyo makes it clear he’s only sticking around for the baby. Sen­ zo has shocking news for Jason. Khethiwe is floored by an unexpected proposal. And the contract for Botswana Mobile TV goes to… Mary almost gives the game away when she arrives at Ezweni. MJ tries a last time to win the woman of his heart. ISIDINGO NOT content with reminding Rajesh who is in charge, Barker wants a firmer footing and may find a way to get one. Lerato and Sechaba take some important decisions about their future that could lead to a new and potentially catastrophic challenge. Katlego has an unwanted visitor that puts her in a total spin. Frank wants to get to thebottomofthemysteryofthenewown­ ers of ONTV. Lerato and Sechaba go into high training mode with the Shebeen kitchen staff. A shocked Frank discovers who the new ONTV owner is. Jefferson’s constant dreams of ancestors looks to be an unsettling and foreboding message. Sechaba and Lerato gear up for a crucial and game­changing visitor. Calvin goes head to head with the newcomer, Cait­ lin Moorhouse, but finds her a more cunning adversary than he’d bar­ gained for. Jefferson gets some soundculturaladvicefromZeb­­and then turns to his uncle for help in un­ raveling the mystery of Katlego’s green snake. Lerato and Sechaba are visited by a health inspector from hell ­­ and fear that all is lost. Calvin is out to expose Caitlin, but she has other plans. Lincoln faces the call of his ancestors... and his son. Sechaba and Lerato discover the health inspector has been ad­ mitted to hospital.

MY ECHO SOAPIES think their strategy, which isn’t going to be easy. Shakira employs extreme measures to convince Precious that her divorce is real and Precious alarms Daniel with an unex­ pected plan of action.

loosening.Albertthinkshehasgotthebet­ ter of Phathudi. Nonny is trying to keep Sizwe in the friend zone. The chief has to turntoMongeziforhelpinanemergency situation.

MUVHANGO SUSAN is worried about Tshianeo and Mongezi’srelationship.ShethinksMongezi is too good to be true. Sizwe plays hard to get with Nonny. Busani springs a surprise on Phathudi and Khomotjo. Khomotjo is not pleased. Albert declares war on the Mojalefas. Pfuluwani’s illness worsens and Mongezi is called in to help. Nonny is upset when Sizwe starts ignoring her. Sizwe con­ tinues to live large, much to the irritation ofthosearoundhim.MongeziswapsPfulu­ wani’s medication in a quest to win her love. Busani makes peace with his father,butKhomotjofears her grip on Phathudi migh t be

RHYTHM CITY VICTORIA’S family decide to stay in Jo­ hannesburg and help save Victoria’s marriage. Gail brings the DNA evi­ dence to Maponya and makes an emotional plea to Ronald. Gail is willing to do anything, including threaten the police, to see justice done. ReneilweisdesperatetogototheMatric dance. Miles makes a connection with Stella, but Victoria’s family assume she’s a home­wrecker. Maponya is pressu­ rised by the press and Gail to go ahead with the DNA tests. Bas

h takes pictures of Reneilwe in her evening dressandseesherinatotallydifferentway. Maponya tries to get Ronald to change his story.Milesisdesperatelytryingtogethold of Stella to explain the whole situation. Bash tries to enlist Findo and Speshil as bouncers for the fundraiser. All hell breaks loose when the DNA results come back. Maponya is forced to release David. Mam­ pho buries herself in her duties as a mem­ ber of the matric dance committee. Fiona can’t hide her bitterness when Sifiso wins the raffle for the MIAs tickets. Reneilwe re­ alises that Mampho has fears of being HIV positive. DAYS OF OUR LIVES E.J. asks Arianna to do some digging to see if it was Will or Sami that shot him. Sami walksinonAriannaquestioningWill.Mela­ nie confronts Chloe about cheating on Daniel and Chloe admits to cheating. Bo visits Hope in prison. Chloe tells Philip that Melanie knows she cheated on Daniel but she doesn’t know with whom yet. Daniel tells Victor that if he won’t accept Chloe then he can’t be in his life anymore. Sami shows up without the kids but with Ro­ man and Rafe. Rafe got the word that E.J. can be released from the hospital and they can tell him the truth which they do. Later, Rafe tells Sami that he resigned from the FBI so she can tell him the truth about E.J.’s shoot­ ing. Philip doesn’t have any luck convincing Melanie not to tell Daniel about Chloe’s affair. E.J. is served with papers telling him he cannot see Sydney and Johnny until a family court hearing. THE BOLD AND THE BEAUTIFUL HOPE chastises Steffy for making a mockery of her wedding day and de­ clares that they are no longer friends. Liam ac­ quiescestoBillbutthen tells him that he is act­ ing like a Spencer, and explains how. Liam vows toBrookethathewillmake things right with Hope. Hope’s line of questioning an­ noys Steffy so much that she ends the conversation. Rick hints to Thomas that he should reconsider being with Hope. Steffy becomes convinced that Liam isn’t over her yet. Rick does some sleuthing to find out the truth about Steffy and Liam and then hatches a plan to keep his sister away from the man she loves. Rick com­ forts Hope and tells her that Liam’s night out with Steffy is inexcusable while Steffy comforts a devastated Liam. Bill discour­ ages Liam from attempting to reconcile with Hope. To ensure that his sister isn’t hurt by Liam anymore, along with a couple of other ulterior motives, Rick puts Othello in a difficult position with Hope. Now with Othello on track with his plans, Rick focus­ es on Thomas to be his next pawn.

SCANDAL PRECIOUS gives Daniel an ultimatum and he responds with a shocking move which stuns Shakira. Bronnie finds her way into the newsroom where she does something which could have serious repercussions for her and Cameron. Believing that Daniel’s betrayal of her is real, Shakira sets out to destroy him. Maletsatsi unwittingly gives away details about Cameron which could endanger Bronnie. Eddie and Mlungisi come up with an idea for the fund raising drive which involves a sheep. Precious makes a demand on Daniel that forces the Nyathis to rethink how they’ll make Pre­ cious dance to their tune. Ndumiso takes a dangerous risk to help Cameron and Bronnie, that may end up costing him his job. Eddie and Mlungisi square off in the battle of the best tasting skop and an un­ willing judge is called in to declare the win­ ner.Marcelisbackaskingquestionsbutwill Cameron be able to throw him off the scent? Ndu and Palesa realise that the fund raising drive hasn’t been successful and have to convince the old folks to re­

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Full weekend fixtures 13 September WitsvAjaxCapeTownatBidvestStadium 8 pm

Kaizer Chiefs v Maritzburg United at FNB at Stadium at 8:15 pm

14 September Free State Stars v Platinum Stars at Goble Park at 3 pm, University of Pretoria v Bloemfontein Celtic at Tuks Stadium at 3 pm, AmaZulu v Moroka Swallows at Moses Mabhida Stadium at 6 pm,

15 September Black Aces v SuperSport United at Kees Taljaard Stadium at 3 pm, Polokwane City v Golden Arrows at Peter Mokaba Stadium at 3 pm.

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THABO DLADLA KUNGATHOKOZISA ukuthola izinombolo zabadlali bebhola kanyenezabalandeli.Izwelibhekene nenkulu inselelo yokuthi iningi lolusha aluzibandakanyi nezemidlalo. Umdlalo webhola kubonakala sengathi iwona okulula ukuwuhlela futhi ongadingi izinto eziningi ukuze kudlalwe. Inkinga enkulu esibhekene nayo ukungabi khona kwabaholi emazingeni ahlukene empilo. Intsha idinga abadala ukuhlela amaqembu kanye nokukhuthazwa. Ukungahleleki ngendlela kwezindawo zokudlala kudala izinkinga emiphakathini. Eminyakeni edlule indawo yaseMbali yabe inezindawo eziningi zokudlala intsha. Umhlaba omningi namuhla kwakhiwe izitolo nezindawo zokukhonzela. Abafana namantombazane abaningi sebedudululekela ezindaweni zokucisha ukoma. Imigwaqo nayo ayisaphephile ngenxa yezinqola zomlilo kanye nobugebengu. Lesi simo sitholakala kuyo yonke imiphakathi ezweni lakithi. Umgwaqo bekuyaye kube inkundla yokuqala lapho amaqembu entsha ayencintisana khona. Inselelo ebhekene neSafa, ngisho labo abanelungelo lokuvota, ukukhetha amadoda nomama abazovula ithuba lokudlala kuzo zonke izingane. Asinakukwazi ukuba nePSL noma iBafana Bafana enamandla uma singaluniki lonke ulusha amathuba okuzikhulisa kulo mdlalo. Sicabanga ukuthi ukwakha ithuba lokudlala akudingi zimali. Iqembu elibukhali lezwe alibalulekile ngaphezulu kwezidingo zolusha zokudlala. Inhlangano yethu yebhola ayinakuphumelela ngaphandle kokubambisana nomasipala. Kuyihlazo ukubona izinkundla ezisetshenziswa ulusha lwezwe lethu. Kuyangabazisa ukuthi siyizwe ebelisingethe imidlalo yomhlaba zolo lokhu. Ngiyacabanga kusemahlombe ethu sonke ukuqinisekisa ukuthi isimo sezinkundla senziwa ngcono. Isimo besingcono kakhulu ngesikhathithinasidlalalomdlalo uma ubheka isimo sezinkundla. Kuyihlazo ukuthi lapho sithi sesinamandla sesiphethe, isimo sezinkundla sibe sibi. Kumele sibe yisizwe esiqinisekisa ukuthi abaholi bayazifeza izethembiso abazenzile. Izwe lethu kumele sikulwele ukuthi liyakhula liba sezingeni elifanele.Ngaphandlekwezinkundla, intsha idinga abaqeqeshi abasezingeni elihle. Kuyiqiniso ukuthi abadlali abanakukhula babe

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17 September Wits v AmaZulu 19:30 at Bidvest Stadium at 7:30, Ajax Cape Town v Mamelodi Sun­ downs at Cape Town Stadium at 7:30 pm, Bloemfontein Celtic v Kaizer Chiefs at Free State Stadium at 7:30 pm 18 September Golden Arrows v Free State Stars at King Zwelithini Stadium at 6 pm, Maritzburg United v Black Aces at Harry

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Gwala Stadium at 7:30 pm, SuperSport United v Moroka Swallows at Lucas Moripe Stadi­ um at 7:30 pm, Orlando Pirates v Polokwane City at Or­ lando Stadium at 7:30 pm, Platinum Stars v University of Pretoria at Royal Bafokeng Stadium at 7:30 pm

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KwaZulu–Natal boxing looks to the future >> Ex­Netball SA president, and PSL marketer, is now at the helm

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Abafana na­ mantombazane abaningi sebedudululeke­ la ezindaweni zokucisha uko­ ma. Imigwaqo nayo ayisaphep­ hile ngenxa yez­ inqola zomlilo kanye nobuge­ bengu ngcono uma abaqeqeshi bengekho ezingeni elifanele. Imfundo iqhubeka size sihambe kuleli le ngabadi. Asikho isikhathi lapho umuntu azi yonke into. Ivangeli leli okumele abaqeqeshi nabadlali bethu baliqonde. Ithemba alibulali. Umdlalo webhola kumele ulekelele ekwakhiweni kwesizwe. Izifo, indlala, izidakamizwa, nokungazi kuhlasele isizwe sethu. Sidinga abaholi abanombono omude. Emazweni amaningi lo mdlalo usizile ekushintsheni izimpilo zemindeni. Ngicabanga ukuthi nemizamo ngeminyaka yama-90, izimpilo zabaningi zashintsha. Uma ungakholwa bheka abantu abafana noMabizela kanye noMoon. Ukuhola isizwe kumele kube nemiphumela ezimpilweni zalabo abaholwayo. Njengamanje silwela izikhundla ngenjongo yokufuna ukuceba nodumo. Asethembe-ke ukuthi labo abazosimela okhethweni bazokhuphula amagama azokwakha isizwe. Unzima lo mthwalo.

OXING in the country, especially in KwaZulu –Natal will never be the same again. If the provincial boxing Indaba organised by KZN’s Department of Sports and Recreation, jointly with Boxing South Africa (BSA) , is anything to go by, things are going to change for the better and for good. The event was held over three days in Durban and it must be highlighted that the boxing talks were highly ap-

preciated and warmly welcomed by the boxing fraternity. It attracted veteran administrators, match officials, former boxers, trainers and KZN promoters. The three-day session was also blessed by the presence of the newly elected BSA chairperson and welltravelled Ntambi Ravele. The Limpopo-born administrator is also the former Netball SA president and the PSI marketing officer. Raveleagreedthatboxinginthe country was not in good shape and was losing a lot of sponsors and spectators. “We can’t run away from the truth and pretend to be all rosy. Currently there’s nothing good about this type of sport around the country, even at the provincial level and in our townships. “The aim of the Indaba was to put our heads together and give ourselves a platform to share ideas,” said Ravele. She said it was encouraging to see that all the stake– holders

wereprepared,andveryinterestedin sharing ideas. “I was glad to discover that the people who attended were able to freely interact and share the same visionoftakingboxingtothenextlevel.” she continued. Ntambi also strongly indicated that the aim of the provincial Indabas around the country were to get ready for the forthcoming national Indaba. “The main objective is to make sure that all the provinces are well organisedandinoneshoe.TheNational Indaba will be held in Gauteng from 26 to 28 September. We are excited because we can see that the Minister ofSportsandRecreation,FikileMbalula, is not just active but eager to take boxing to the next level.” she explained. Former KZN Boxing Commission president, Arthur Nxumalo, said it was high time they forgot about differences, stopped talking and truly tackle issues. “It’s about time to stop running around or making excuses. Boxing has gone down the drain and we need to bring it back to the province, especially to our communities,” said Nxumalo. – Supplied by Jerry Barnes.

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