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Albrecht added that the department had approved the Cansa “Smart Choice’ Seal on all Canola products in 2011. Noake’s book, The Real Meal Revolution, states that Canola oil was considered to be toxic and should be avoided. Cansa, in response, has issued a statement that Canola is the smart choice and have awarded the Cansa ‘Smart Choice’ seal to all Canola oil and Canola margarine brands (produced from South African grown GMO-free Canola) for more than ten years. Lisa Strydom, regional manager of Cansa, said that Canola oil has a number of well-researched and documented advantages over other oils. Strydom explained that some of the benefits of Canola oil includes that it has a lower level of saturated fat than any other cooking oil and is
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THE HIV Incidents Provincial Surveillance System Project (HIPSS) launched the pilot project of a three year survey on HIV prevention and treatment in the UMgungundlovu district municipality. Epicentre is a dynamic company with a proven track record in delivering health programmes across the country, with the aim of preventing health problems by implementing educational programmes, developing policies and conducting research. CEO of Epicentre, Cherie Cawood, said that HIPSS would give some indication of whether or not these interventions were likely to reduce the number of new HIV infections. HIPSS is funded by the American Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) which aims in assisting nongovernmental and community-based organizations working with HIV. “The HIPSS study provides an important opportunity to study the effects of plannedinterventionsonHIVincidentsin a province that is affected by the HIV epidemic,” said Nancy Knight, CDC South Africa’s country director. The HIPSS project involves workers from Epicentre visiting previously identified communities and conducting tests on participants.Theinformationisrecorded on a tablet and immediately imported to a resource centre and stored for analysis. “There is no concern about the privacy of results should the tablet get lost, as all information is exported immediately off thetabletintotheresourcecentre.Participants are not registered by name but rather identified by their fingerprint so privacy is at a high level to ensure that their status is not public information,” said Cawood. The survey currently includes 10 000 people with a follow up selecting 7 000 of the original participants 12 months later to determine if their education on HIV/ Aids has been successful as well as what has influenced new cases of HIV. TheprojectbeganintheVulindlelaand Greater Edendale areas in July this year. Cawood said that they have received great reception and participation from the communities involved. She added that each household head and participants would be referred to clinics to access health care needed. In addition, they would have immediate access to all the laboratory results which will be immediately linked to care and support. “The difference with this research is that it occurs in real time so people don’t have to wait months for the information to be analysed, they get results immediately,” said Cawood. Speaking at the launch David Khanyile, HIPSS programme manager, said that althoughtheprogrammemaybe restricted to certain areas, he hoped to make an impact on human lives through HIPSS. “If the project is successful in the pilot area, UMgungundlovu, then there is potential for it to be rolled out throughout the province and possibly across the country,” said Khanyile.
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DESPITE the adoption of the Msunduzi municipality’s new fleet management policy in 2012, the municipality is repeatedly faced with municipal employees who speed and break parking regulations while using council vehicles. All municipal departments were informed of the contents of the policy and consequences of not adhering to the policy The recent report on the status of outstanding traffic fines for municipal vehicles states that there were 75 speeding fines and two parking fines issued out to Msunduzi employees while using council vehicles between July last year and January this year. These fines add up to R26 700. The updated report is expected to be tabled at the Executive Committee (Exco). In a report tabled at the previous Exco meeting, more than six council vehicles on various occasions had traffic offences. Municipal manager Mxolisi Nkosi said that a former proxy for the municipality, who resigned in July this year, continues to be
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lomphakathi elihlala kuyo le ndawo ngaphansi kwesigceme sama 30 ngaphansi kukakhansela uMnuz Jay Singh, umphakathi ukhalaze ngokuthi intuthuko ayibonwa kule ndawo ikakhulukazi ugesi. Ngokuthola kwephephandaba i-Echo kulesi sigceme kuqale kwafakwa ugesi kodwa wangaqedwa ukufakwa kwabe sekuyofakwa ugesi kwenye kwesinye. Leli lungu lithe lo mphakathi ube sewuyadinwa ilesi senzo nalapho ube sewuhlelaukuthiubhikishengoMsombuluko. “Okwenzekile ukuthi umphakathi wale ndawo ukhale ngendaba kagesi engenawo futhi lapho besekuqalwe khona ufakwa sekuvele kwayekwa ukufakwa kwagesi kodwa kwadlulelwa kwenye indawo yize owabo un-
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bombarded with all traffic fines for municipal vehicles. In general, the trafficauthoritiesissuetrafficfines of all registered council owned vehicles in the name of the proxy of the municipality. Exco member Judith Lawrence saidthatasidefromthepaymentof the traffic fines, further action should be taken against offending drivers. “They are not learning their lesson. Should we impose our own fine against them for bringing the municipality into disrepute?” asked Lawrence. The report on outstanding municipal traffic fines states that when the municipality was under administration, the processes on identifying offending municipal drivers did not occur and this led to an accumulation of the traffic fines at the fleet management office. According to the Road Traffic Act, the municipality will not be responsible for making payments due to traffic and parking infringements. Municipal employees are also expected to ensure that the vehicles they use are in a roadworthy condition because if that does not happen, the employees in possession of the un-roadworthy vehicle will be responsible for the payment of the traffic fines imposed. With some municipal drivers not paying their traffic fines, some of the fines issued will develop into warrants of arrest against certain drivers. “As part of dealing with that, we are recommending that all departmental heads use trip authority sheets to identify all the particularsofthedriverswhowere responsible for the cars when
these tickets were incurred. Fleet management must keep a register where all incoming traffic contraventions can be recorded and then disseminate these traffic fines to relevant departmental heads concerned to obtain full particulars of the offending drivers.
“The responsibility to apply for corrective measures against the defaulting officials who habitually commit traffic offences whilst driving council vehicles lies with the business heads for their respective departments,” said municipal manager Mxolisi Nkosi.
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>>news@myecho.co.za YOUTH For Christ (YFC), staying true to its mission to bring hope to children and youth in and from disadvantaged communities, has successfully reunited a disabled man living on the streets for many years with his family. Speaking to Echo, Simphiwe Sithole YFC outreach coordinator said that during their rounds visiting various street children in Pietermaritzburg, two YFC interns discovered a man living on the street near Mysore Road. Sithole said that it was clear that the man, who is said to be in his 30’s and whose identity will remain anonymous, was mentally disturbed and in a critical condition, but wanted to be reunited with his family. After intervention from the YFC team, Sithole managed to find out that the man’s family lived in Mafakatini in Elandskop, but that his brother worked as a taxi driver in the city. Sithole said that the team visited the taxi rank in town and spoke to various taxi drivers and conductors. “They were so helpful. Some of them even stopped working and helped us find the brother,” said Sithole. After enlisting the help of the rank manager to help him, Sithole and his team were successful and located the brother. “He is now back home with his family and is happy to be off the streets.” According to Sithole, the brother and grandmother both thought that their loved one had died because he had been living on the streets for many years. He was also able bodied when he left his home and was involved in an accident while living on the streets which rendered him disabled. He added that even though the man has been reunited with his family, the work for YFC has only just begun. “We want to continue counselling him and his family, firstly to help them adjust to his disability and secondly to help him apply for his ID so that he can start collecting a grant,” said Sithole. Sithole placed on record his sincere thanks to Azgar Mapenye, Nse Lami and rank manager Xolani Ndlela for assisting YFC with their reunification process. “Often we have a negative mentality towards taxi drivers and conductors, but these men went above and beyond to help us and for that we are forever grateful.”
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Sustainable programmes for people with disabilities NQOBILE MTOLO
>>news@myecho.co.za THE Msunduzi Municipality is working on plans to introduce sustainable programmes for people living with disabilities in the Msunduzi area. These programmes have been proposed by the mayor’s office for the mayoral special projects. Speaking at the Executive Committee (Exco) meeting, municipal manager Mxolisi Nkosi said that in the past, the programmes on people living with disabilities were eventbased and the suggestion was that they have more sustainable programmes. Some of these programmes include training, business support, agriculture and educational programmes. Exco member Jabu Ngubo said that the item is long overdue and that when it comes to employment opportunities, the municipality should also consider fulfilling mandates of the employment equity by hiring those people who live with disabilities. “WeshouldtrytolookatmorethantheExpanded Public Works Programme (EPWP) programmes and Community Work Programme (CWP) programmes for their employment so that we can do a dent in the two percent that is a requirement,” she said.
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THULWE ezitolo zezincwadi ngesonto eledlule le ncwadi isihloko sithi “Yekanini AmaFilisti”, njengoba efanisa abaningi abakule mboni namaFilisti, okungabantu abaziwa ngokuba yiziqhwaga. Le ncwadi ikhuluma ngempi yososeshini ababili okubalwa abaseSobantu okulapho uMngadi azalwa khona nabase-Tamboville ne-Eastwood ababanga umzila u-Ohrtmnan road. Umlingiswa oqavile uMnuz Mthokozisi Gumede onguthisha wezomlando, okuthi ngoba ezibandakanye kakhulu nezepolitiki uhlaselwa abantu agcina ngokubabulala. Emva kwalokhu ugwetshwa iminyaka engu 20. Emva kokuphuma ejele, ufuna indlela yokuziphilisa, ugcina esezama nokungena embonini yamatekisi. Uzama ukufaka amatekisi akhe eSobantu lapho azalwa khona, kodwa ophethe usoseshini uyamchitha. Wamukelwa usihlalo wasoseshini waseTambomville, Eastwood namaphethelo, naye ngoba efuna ukufeza izinhloso zakhe njengoba beyizimbangi. Kugcina ngokuchitheka kwegazi eliningi phakathi kwalaba
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“NGAZIDUMAZA MINA” BY: Wendy Waka-Khumalo UNobuhle Sithole* wase Mpophomeni wakhulelwa eneminyaka eyishumi nesithupha ngenkathi enza ibanga lesishiyagalombili. Bobabili abazali bakhe bashona esemuncane. Wakhuliswa ngugogo wakhe ngemali yempesheni yena kanye nabanye babazala bakhe. “Ngangisaba ukutshela ugogo ukuthi ngangikhulelwe,wayezongibulala nya! Ngatshela umamkhulu wami, okunguye owazisa ugogo. Wadumazeka kakhulu. Wonke umndeni wawudumazeke kakhulu. Ngangimuncane, nginganabazali, babelindele okungcono kimina,baze bacishe bangiduba,ngangizidumazile nami”, ushilo uNobuhle Sithole. Ukukhulelwa kusafanele aqhubeke nesikole kwakunzima ku Nobuhle. “Kunalothisha owayengigcona, enza izibonelo ngami egumbini lokufundela. Bonke abafundi egumbini babengihleka. Abanye babangani bami baqala ukuqhela kimi”, ushilo uNobuhle. Ngaphandle komuthetho okhishwa iNkantolo Ephakeme wokuthi izingane ezikhulelwe akufanele zixoshwe esikoleni, izingane eziningi ezikhulelwe ziyaphoqeleka ukuthi zishiye isikole ukuze ziyonkekela izinsana zazo. Labo abasalayo esikoleni, baye bagqoke ngendlela yokuzifihla ukuze kungabonakali ukuthi bazithwele. UNobuhle waqala ukubhekana nobunzima emva kokubeletha. Kwakufanele abe umama kusana lwakhe,loko okwakwenza ukuthi aphuthelwe ukuya esikoleni ngezinye izikhathi. “Ubunzima obukhulu engabhekana nabo, kwakungukuba umama kwi ndodana yami, ukuba umfundi nginake izincwadi zami zesikole kanye nokuba indodakazi ekhaya”, ushilo uNobuhle.
“Izinga lokukhulelwa kwentsha kulesi sifunda liphezulu. Ngenxa yalokho sinezinhlelo zama-peer education, siphinde sifundise futhi siqeqeshe othisha mayelana nendlela yokweluleka abafundi kanye nendlela yokuziphatha ukuze bafundisa abafundi’, ushilo uNomhle Zondi osabambe njenge- Chief HIV/AIDS Specialist emnyangweni wezeMfundo lapha esifundazweni sa KwaZulu Natal. Abantu abasha asebezimbandakanya ocansini babeka impilo yabo engcupheni yokuthola izifo ezihlukahlukene ezithathelana ngokocansi, kanye nokuthola iGciwane leSandulela Ngculazi, kanye nokufa imbala. Nokusho kwe United Nations Population Fund, iNingizimu Africa inamarekhodi angu- 3200 ezingane ezishonayo ngonyaka. UNobuhle uthi ufundile ephutheni lakhe futhi ugqugquzela abanye abantu abasha ukuthi bangazimbandakanyi ocansini besasesikoleni. Ngokusho kwakhe, “Kungcono ukuzigcina,ungazibandakanyi ocansini uma usasesikoleni, kunokuthi ube nomntwana ongeke ukwazi ukumunakekela. Imfundo iza kuqala”. Njalo sebenzisa isivikeli uma wenza ucansi. Ijazi lomkhwenyana livikela ekutholeni u-HIV kanye nokukhulelwa. Thola ulwazi olwengeziwe ngezindaba zocansi ngaphambi kokuthi ulwenze. Ungathembeli kubangani bakho ukuthi bakutshele, thola ulwazi ukuthi umzimba womuntu wesifazane kanye nowesilisa usebenza kanjani, ukuthi kwenzakalani ngenkathi wenza ucansi nanokuthi kwenzakalani uma owesifazane ekhulelwa. Ungaluthola lolu lwazi ezincwadini namapheshana atholakala emthola mpilo. Uma usuzibandakanya ocansini, cabangela ukusebenzisa izindlela zokuhlela. Uma usukhulelwe noma uma ucabanga ukuthi usazokhulelwa, yiya emthola mpilo. Bazokusiza ukwazi ukuba nokukhulelwa okuphephile!! *Igama Lishintshiwe
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A call to fight the ECHO scourge of hunger
September 18, 2014
maritzburg
ECHO REPORTER
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N a bid to urge the government, companies and individuals to help end the scourge of hunger, Oxfam, an international organisation will host a campaign on food and climate change at the Imperial hotel next month. Oxfam is a global confederation of 17 affiliates dedicated to fighting poverty and injustice around the world. According to research, one in four people in South Africa face hunger and the number of children who are stunted due to hunger has increased to over 25%. “Government has a food security strategy in place and it is in the process of being updated, but it is clearly not enough. In order to address the problem, we need stronger policies and policy implementation. “We are looking for people to work with who can help expose the scandal of hunger,
DUT awards The DUT student housing department (midlands campus) hosted their fourth annual student housing awards. The aim is to recognise those who have excelled in programmes that have been going throughout the year. Pictured at the ceremony are (from left) residence coordinator Ntokozo Khoza, Ubuntu Award winner Ndabenhle Buthelezi and Andile Buthelezi. PHOTO: SUPPLIED
encouraging outrage, stimulating discussion and finding solutions to eradicate it. Climate change now poses the greatest threat to hunger, with 50 million more people predicted to go hungry by 2050 if it is not addressed,” said media liaison officer of Oxfam Philisiwe Mthimkulu. Further to research, it has been established that women and female children are the ones affected by hunger the most. Despite doing the same jobs with their male counterparts, they earn less than them and as a result, struggle to put food on the table. “Most women are breadwinners, and it becomes even more of a burden when they have to take care of family members affected with the HIV virus as they need to have money. In order to fight this scourge, government policies should focus on creating more employment opportunities and increasing agricultural produce,” ended Mthimkulu.
IZAZISO KWAZISWA umphakathi kuzo zonke izigceme eVulindlela ngaphansi kukaMaspala uMsunduzi ngoku phazamiseka kohlelo lokuphakelwa kwamanzi ngomh laka 23 September 2014. Kunokuphuthumayo oku fanele kulungiswe eGroenekloof pumpstation ngalolu suku. KUFUNWA abazali baAnele Nzama (1 month), iga ma likamama wakhe nguKhombisile Nzama owaziwa ngelika “Ayo” okhonjwa kuBoom Street ePietermaritz burg kanti ungowokuzalwa eHammarsdale. Igama ne mininingwane kababa akwaziwa. Thinta usonhla lakahle uMs Nomfundo Mkhize ku033 342 1229 uma unolwazi. KUFUNWA uThobelani Khanyile ongubaba ka Khethelo Khumalo (2 months) ozalwa uSphumelele Khumalo waseSahlumbe eMsinga. UKhanyile onezihlo bo eMpendle. Shayela usonhlalakahle uMs Nomfundo Mkhize ku033 342 1229 uma unolwazi. KUFUNWA ubaba kaSihle Sokhela uzalwa uNophi wa Sokhela ongasekho. Kubuye kufunwe ubazali baThobani Yothwana ohlala kaNxamalala. Bese kuba umama kaLungisani Sibiya owayehlala kwaShange. Ubaba wakhe uCyprian Sifiso Sibiya ongasekho. Bese kuzoba ubaba kaNkosinathi Ndlovu ohlala Emvelwani. Umama wakhe uThembisile Ndlovu osaphila. Shayela usonhlalakahle uMiss Gwala ku033 505 0083. KUFUNWA ubaba kaSeluleko Gwala ozalwa uThandiwe Getrude Gwala ongasekho. Shayela usonhlalakahle uBalungile Ngcobo ku031 785 1193 uma unolwazi. KUFUNWA ubaba kaThobelani noZandile Nzuza umama wabo ongasekho. Shayela usonhlalakahle uMiss ZE Mbambo ku033 502 0074.
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KUFUNWA ubaba kaPhilile Zondo ozalwa nguPhilis ile Joice Zondo ongasekho, ubaba kaAmahle Zondo ozalwa nguPhumzile Nontobeko Zondo ongasekho. Thinta uPhumzile kwa224 Hoosen Haffejee Street no ma ku033 342 8971. KUFUNWA ubaba kaMosea Lifa owazalwa ngo ngo 26 June 2010, unina kuthiwa ubehlala eSwapo emqashweni. Bonana noMthobisi Ngubane kwa224 Hoosen Haffejee Street noma umshayele ku033 342 8971. KUFUNWA ubaba kaSnethemba Dlamini ozalwa nguBaganile Dlamini ongasekho, uZwatele Ndlovu ozalwa nguKhanyisile Ndlovu ongasekho, uTsepo Mo taung ohlala kwaDambuza, uAyanda Maranja ozalwa nguThulisile Ndlovu owamshiya kwaPata ngo2014, Sbonelo Memela ozalwa nguNtombizonke Memela. Shayela Nobuhle Madlala ku033 342 8971.
Isibhedlela iEdendale sicela ukufuniswa iz ihlobo noma abanga ba nolwazi olunga
holela ekutheni kutholakale izihlobo zalo wesifazane oses ithombeni olingan iselwa eminyakeni ewu 43. Ulethwe abezimo eziphuthu mayo esibhedlela es uka kuLoop Street edolobheni. Shayela uWanda Ngubane ku 033 395 4323 noma uSamke Mncube ku–033 395 4020 uma unolwazi.
Kufunwa uPaul Sizwe Dlamini ongubaba kaN amiso Mthokozisi Nd lovu ozalwa uLondiwe Ndlo vu ongasekho, owayehlala kwaVulisaka. Shayela uN tombi Linda ku033 505 0083/4.
Kufunwa ubaba kaSamkelo Anele Ndlovu ozalwa uMagaret Ndlovu. Shayela usonhlalakahl e uMnuz K Msomi ku033 392 8605.
Kufunwa uSi mo Zondi on gubaba kaBay anda Ndlovu ozalwa uNom khosi Ndlovu eSigodini. Onol wazi angathin tana noNtebo Rapita ku224 Hoosen Haffe jee (Berg) Street nama amshayele ku 033 342 8971.
Kufunwa uba ba kaEsihle Hlongwane ozalwa uNon tokozo Hlong wane. Thinta uThembeka Ngubane kwa224 Hoosen Haffejee (Berg) Street noma um shayela ku 033 342 8971.
Kufunwa aba zali baSamuke lisiwe Mbhele waseUnit 1 e Imbali. Shayela usonhlalakahle uMs D Nduli ku033 392 8612 uma un olwazi.
The Depart ment of So cial Develop ment in Pie termaritzburg is looking for the father of Thenjiwe Ng cobo who was born on 23 July 1998. If you have information contact Mrs Dobson on 033 392 8612
Kufunwa ubaba kaMpho Skanyiso Mwe lase ozalwa uJabulile Mwe lase. Shayela usonhlalakahle uMs D Nduli ku033 392 8612 uma un olwazi
The Department of Social Development in Pietermaritzburg is looking for the biolog ical parents of Nadeje Tosha Kasomo (born on 05/01/2000). Her parents from the Democratic Republic of Congo are allegedly dead. Anyone with any information may contact Mrs K. Dob son on 033 392 8612 during office hours.
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4
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25
39
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99
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59
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A dinner was hosted by Yusuf Kajee (sponsor) and Koushik Maharaj (sponsor) with the Pietermaritzburg Chamber of Business at Chamber House launching the newly appointed Consul General of India to business and government in the City of Choice. The event was especially hosted in honour of the newly appointed consul general, with this being his second visit to a city outside Durban. Pictured at the event are (from left) Akbar Moosa, Mayor Chris Ndlela and Consul General of India Mr. Rajagopalan Raghunathan. For more pictures from the function, visit www.echopmb.co.za.
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ELEBRATING 30 years of serving the Pietermaritzburg community, SuperSave FoodTown will be giving away an Audi A1 to one lucky customer on 3 November, 2014. Customers who have bought groceriesworthR250areeligibleto enter the competition. Fifteen finalists will each be given a key and whoever has the one that opens the car door, they will be the lucky winner. StoremanagerSuhailBayatsaid that for the past six years, the store has been giving back to the community through competitions. “This is part of our project to give back to the community. We have had many corporate social responsibility projects over the years, with the latest one being the donation of 15 computers to Hayfields Primary School. “We believe that the future of our
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Hilton PrePrimary Food and Wine Fair THE year seems to have passed in a whirl,anditisalreadySeptemberand time for the annual Food and Wine Fair to be held on 26 September. Quarry Spar and the Protea Hilton Hotel will again be hosting the evening. The recent water disaster at Hilton Pre-Primary, when pipes in the roof burst during the July holidays leaving one half of the school with severe
damage, means that the support of the community for the Food and Wine Fair is even more important. The event is a fun filled evening of much laughter and fun as well as delicious food and wine to meet all tastes. On the evening, there are many different types of food, juices/dairy products, and alcohol to be sampled. Many of the products that are to be
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Gospel Music Festival to be held in Swayimane
MY ECHO SOAPIES ISIDINGO LINCOLN’S vindictive actions grow ever more extreme. Bradley falls prey to temp tation. Lerato finds that ghosts from the past are very much in her present. Brad fac es his interview like a condemned man fac ing the noose. Nikiwe takes a giant step to wards meeting her destiny. Katlego and Calvin’s secret looks set to blow apart. Sechaba’s return from West Africa causes tension. SCANDAL The race between Thembeka and Mmadika heats up when Thembeka makes a surprising discovery. Joe discovers that forgiveness is a big task when some one’s been hurting for ten years. One of the Editorin Chief candidates is stabbed in the backbysomeoneshethoughtwasafriend. Scelo receives an invitation which is both flattering and unwelcome. A surprising se quence of events leads to a change in both Scelo and CeeJay’s matric dance fortunes. MUVHANGO The Mukwevhos think they have an idea who fathered their so called “illegiti mate”child.KhomotjomakesKKastrange proposition. Hangwani will not be tram pled on by the Mukwevhos. Azwindini makes a ruling that angers the uncles and Ndalamo. Ranthumeng has won the S&S Construction contract and Thandaza promisesnottogetinvolvedinhisbusiness again. RHYTHM CITY Bash steps on Niki’s toes and goes to Suffo to ask for a job. The murder allega tions are beginning to have bad conse quences for Redemption Records. S’bu urges Miles to show the CCTV footage to the cops in order to clear his name. Fats is unhappy with Niki’s proposal and is very vocalaboutit.ThesecretthatMiles,Lucilla and S’bu are holding about who really killed Lesedi continues to weigh heavily on all of them.
tasted can be found on sale in the Hilton Quarry Spar, creating an awareness for many who are marketing their products. This year, the Old Main brewery (Crossways) will also be showing their support. Tickets are on sale at Quarry Spar and at Hilton Pre-Primary. Tickets are also available on the evening, at the door of the Protea Hotel Hilton from 6.30pm.
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>>nompendulo.ngubane@myecho.co.za LOCAL Jazz artist, Zazi Mncube, has released his second album called “After Working Hard”. The album has 16 tracks which are a contemporary jazz and afro fusion. Mncube has worked with Bheki Khumalo, Sandile Zulu, Mthobisi Mthalane and Mzwakhe Shezi in making this album a success. He said that the title of the album is a reflection of the struggles that he went through before it was released. “A lot happened before I could finish the album. While I was busy brewing it, I got involved in a car
accident and I was in hospital for two months. “I was forced to stop with the album as I was fighting to recover in a hospital bed. That is how the name of this album came about. It’s in honour of my journey and the struggles that I went through. “I have tracks that I love and some of them were produced based on experience and things that I went through. “Some of my favourite tracks are Saphela Isizwe and Westgate. These are some of the tracks that are close to my heart. The composition of the track Westgate came about while I was in Westgate. “There is another track called Usizi which is a track that I composed when I was lying in a hospital bed,” he said. Mncube’s album came out in July and the cd is available at Dakota music. The album was recorded at ZC Mncube studios. Thandeka Mthembu and Gcinokuhle Mncube are the backing vocalists. To book Mncube’s, contact 073 301 2227.
gathering and is suitable for everyone at home. “We have invited celebrities so that people get the opportunity to rub shoulders with them. The line up is a mix as we have actors, motivational speakers, DJ’s and gospel music singers. “We want people to have it all in one place. We will also have people coming from Move magazine, we have Sphumelele Mbambo from Joyous Celebration, Dumi Mkokstad, Thina Zungu and Babo. “People are invited to come with their cooler boxes and have a fun relaxed day,” said Vidima. General tickets are R150 and VIP tickets are R300. Gates open at 7am. For more information, contact Vidima at 072 074 7390.
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HE sixth annual Phendulani Literacy Quiz gets underway this month, with regional competitions taking place throughout the country. Grade six and seven pupils from over 40 under-resourced schools in South Africa will put their literacy knowledge to the test when they are quizzed on 20 books. The quiz aims to develop the literary knowledge and comprehension skills of pupils through reading. Pupils were given access to each of the 21 books included in the reading
list in April this year, and will be tested on questions based on themes from each book. They read the books and are then asked questions about them while competing against pupils from various schools in their region. Marj Brown, founder of the quiz, said that Phendulani was started becausethereisalackofbasicliteracy in South Africa. “There is an urgent need to enhance the comprehension skills of learners who do not have access to libraries and reading material to help educate them. The quiz is a fun way to get
children involved and excited about reading.” Throughgenerousdonationsfrom individuals, publishers, and funds raised by better resourced schools, more than 1000 books were donated in support of the quiz. The book list includes Diary of a Wimpy Kid, Children’s Madiba, The Christmas Mystery, Mr Nobody’s Eyes and The Girl who married a Ghost. The themes for 2014 are: courage, life lessons, school and family life and folk tales. The Phendulani Literacy Quiz takes place in five regions across the country and includes schools in Port
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Interacting with children The Pietermaritzburg Girls’ High School interact society collected clothes and toys for Peter Pan School, which the girls visited recently to hand the collections over. A wonderful morning was had by the girls as they got to meet all the children at the school and their teachers, as well as see the class rooms and play some ball games with the children. Pictured are the PMB GHS interact society girls with staff member Philile Basi (back, from left) Thando Mkhize, Sima ThordGray, Mercy Mkhize, Siminaye Mbokazi, Zongile Sibiya, Bongeka Mkhize, Jodi Louwrens (front, from left) Nomonde Hlela, Sanezwa Songca, Nthabaleng Sibiya and Nethi Mvelase. PHOTO: SUPPLIED
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The Grade three classes at St Nicholas have been studying germination, have combined this with recycling of plastic bottles and put these to good use. The children are growing herbs and spring onions in celebration of Spring Day (back, from left) Ontha Mkhize, Nothando Ngcobo, Andiswa Africander, Luyanda Vidima (front, from left) Aphelele Khwela, Buhle Baloyi, Nia Cele and Siphesihle Mthethwa.
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Chris Matombo of Kaizer Chiefs clashes with Philani Zulu of Maritzburg United during the MultiChoice Diski Challenge match between the under 23s of these sides at King Zwelithini Stadium on Saturday. Teams are allowed to field three over age players in a game.
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AYS of uneducated players, senseless and unwise spending ofcashandfailuretoplanforthe future is to be a thing of the past in South African professional football. The newly launched MultiChoice Diski Challenge, under the PSL wing, is surely going to take local soccer and players’ future education to another level. According to the official sponsors, the MultiChoice Diski Challenge’s main aim is to transform the way local football players approach the game from a young age. The league is mainly for players under the age of 23, with three players over the age of 23 allowed per team. PSL chairman, Dr Irvin Khoza, said that the emphasis was on developing young players for the future. “Development in this country is a very big problem. Precision, quality and possession are some of the biggest challenges facing our youngsters,” he said. Khoza also emphasized the importance of teaching youngsters life skills and money management amongst, other things. “We will also teach young players how to manage their finances and life skills. We realised that the life of a
footballer is 12 years and if a player did not create his legacy during that period, he will have a problem in the future. These young players get a lot of money and they waste it because they are not taught how to spend it wisely,” explained Khoza. Pietermaritzburg development coach, and former African Wanderers and AmaZulu player who is also a teacher at Mehlokazulu secondary school, Zeph Mthembu says that to develop a fully professional and well versed player about life skills, career and future is a long term process. He fully agrees that soccer is a short term career and players need to invest wisely during their playing days. “A human body is not designed to play forever and your future as a player is something else. You have got to invest from day one. Projects such as the Multi-Choice Diski Challenge need to be encouraged and we need to see more companies coming on board,” said Mthembu. To give a taste to soccer fans of what is in store for them, the first official fixtures of the Reserve League took place at Durban’s King Zwelithini Stadium last weekend. Most of the PSL giants also gave their fringe players a chance to play.
The Orlando Pirates team was coached by Augusto Palacious. The Mighty Bucs were able to outwit their opponents of the day AmaZulu 1-0. Another PSL giant, Kaizer Chiefs, were guided by their former star midfielder Donald “Ace”Khuse. Amakhosi were also able to edge out Maritzburg United via a penalty. In other fixtures, BidVest Wits and PlatinumStarsplayedtoaonealldraw. Bloemfontein Celtics and University of Pretoria played a goalless draw. Fixtures 21 September SuperSport United v Polokwane City at 10:30am, Ajax Cape Town v Moroka Swallows at 12:30 pm, MamelodiSundownsvFreeStateStars at 2:30pm, Chippa United v Black Aces at 4:30pm 24 September Kaizer Chiefs v SuperSport United at 10:30am, Moroka Swallows v Bloemfontein Celtic at 12:30pm, Polokwane City v Ajax Cape Town at 2:30pm, Tuks v Maritzburg United, Black Aces v Bidvest Wits at 10:30am, Orlando Pirates v Chippa United at 12:30pm, Free State Stars v Amazulu at 2:30pm, Platinum Stars v Mamelodi Sundowns at 4:30pm. Venues are still to be announced. -Jerry Barnes
Training effectively ITSEEMSthatwedonotappreciatethe importance of correct training in the development of footballers. There is too much emphasis on competition, hence very little progress has been made in the last few years. Training that does not consider specificity and complexity of the game is likely to delay the progress. Movements, decisions, actions etc. are triggered by the ball. Presently, the majority of players are subjected to simplistic training daily. It is noted, for example, that many footballers still engage in long hours of intensive, plain running. This does not help to optimise players’ performance in actual game conditions. Endurance in football is affected by many factors, including mental tasks, technical executions, field conditions, weather, opposition etc. Factors of performance should not
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skills of training and coaching. We therefore need honest answers to this question: Are South African football coaches equipped to empower and train local footballers effectively? Are we equipped to plan training programmes that addresses cognitive components?Modernfootballtraining should train perceptual ability, attention, concentration, emotioncontrol and motivation. The modern football coach should be more of a brain trainer than a great motivator. Generally, our players’ lack of peripheral vision affects their tactical play. It is important therefore that coaches empower themselves with knowledge and skills to develop specific and complex football training sessions. This will ensure that our footballers are on a par with their peers from other parts of the world. Unzima lo mthwalo!
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are on form and are expected to produce quality soccer. “I predict a good day of soccer, fireworks if you like, but it won’t be a stroll in the park for either of us,” said Baxter. Pirates captain, and long serving player, Lucky Lekgwati said the team that will win on Saturday will be the first one to score because it will be difficult to bounce back from being down. “A winning team would be a perfect one, with less mistakes, who isabletoscorefirstandwhoalsostays tight at the back for the entire match.” Former Chiefs ace striker Pollen Ndlanya said that the team that will win the match will be one with nerves of steel. “It’s all about a mental toughness. Don’t allow your nerves to spoil your game. “If you are able to stay calm play your normal game, everything is likely to be positive,” said Ndlanya. - Jerry Barnes.
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Orlando Pirates supporters of the uMgungundlovu branch Cooper BhakaBhaka Mkhize (L) and Ndodo Madonsela (R) tell Kaizer Chiefs counterpart Xolani ‘Guluza 7’ Mhlongo that their club will beat his by 3 goals to 0 to earn the MTN8 Wafa Wafa bragging rights for 2014. Mhlongo retorts by telling them that his team give theirs a 20 hiding when they meet at Moses Mabhida on Saturday night. managed to win 1-0 against the Clever Boys, VV felt the final was already in his players minds. “Ithoughtitwasalwaysgoingtobe difficult to beat the same team for the third time. I then realised that the MTN final was already in the mind of my players,” he said. Vermezovic praised his side for
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months ago. To me it will be another day, game, competition and trophy. It will be tough for both teams,” he emphasised. Chiefs coach Stuart Baxter said that followers are in for an exciting and fast flowing game. Baxter also said that both teams are currently playing good football,
beating the Milpark based outfit and made it clear that he is not making excuses before the derby. He said that on Saturday, history, recordsorstatisticswillbethrownout of the window. “In a game like this, it does not matter what happened the last time we met or what the was score three
Phela bonke omasipala abayisikhombisa abangaphansi koMgungundlovu district munici pality ophethwe uMayor Yusuf Bhamjee bebe bambene ngezihluthu beqhudelana kuthule umoya. Kanti abakade besingethe le midlalo uMngeni municipality eHowick. Malishiwo iqiniso ukuthi lomasipalauMngeniushayeintoecokemefuthi impathoyawoisekudeukukhohlakalakwabaningi. Omasipala abangaphansi koMgungundlovu, uMsunduzi, iRichmond, uMngeni, Mkhambathini, Mpendle, Mpofana noMshwathi. Abadlali abavelele nabatshengise ikhono emidlalweni ehlukene babe sebekhethwa ukuba bayomela uMgungundlovu emidlalweni yesifun dazwe iKZN eyobe isingethwe uMzinyathi District Municipality ngoDecember. Kule midlalo umasipala ophethwe ubaba uMeyauChrisNdlelauMsunduziubushayakwasani
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HE scene is set for two of Mzansi’s football giants, Orlando Pirates and Kaizer Chiefs, to battle it out at the Moses Mabhida Stadium in the MTN 8 final on Saturday night. The Wafa Wafa grand finale will not only give football loving people a chance to witness one of the best matches of the season, but there is also going to be a lot at stake. AmaBhakaBhaka and Amakhosi are the traditional-arch rivals and it is always about the bragging rights to prove who is actually the best in SA soccer. Whatever the differences between the two giants, they will both have the chancetosortitoutonthefieldofplay. This week, both coaches agreed that it will be a tough assignment for the sides. Bucs head coach Vladimir “VV” Vermezovic told Echo that he was worried when his team played against Bidvest Wits last weekend at Orlando Stadium. Although Pirates
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