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told Exco said that the high-earning municipal consumers are low-hanging fruit, and they are the main prioriITH the Msunduzi ty. She presented the 2014/ 2015 Municipality debt increasbudget performance ing by 2,6% from last year mid-year June to last year December, pushing review, saying that the collection rate the debt up to R1,69 billion, the is a challenge. “As management we have municipality is targeting municipal consumers who can afford to pay appointed service providers who will municipal services, but are reluctant assist us with collections. Before December last year, we appointed to do so. Msunduzi Municipality Chief TransUnion to analyse our debtors’ Financial Officer Nelisiwe Ngcobo book. They gave us a report in December and what they picked up was that we have people who are earning well, who can afford to pay the municipal services, but NEED EXTRA CASH FOR they are not paying. “We also have creditCHRISTMAS ors who we pay on a BLACKLISTED AND ARREARS monthly basis but they WELCOME are not paying us. We have employees that are earning very well, >>news@myecho.co.za

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spendbutthemunicipalmanagerhas sincestartedmeetingseveryMonday, where all the project champions report on their cash-flow and on what those departments are doing to correct the situation,” added Ngcobo. The challenges the municipality face include revenue collections which are not enough, fluctuating debtors and the inability to spend grants. “Slowlyweareeatingintothedebt, if our consumers pay more than what theyarebilled,”saidMsunduzimayor Chris Ndlela. Ngcobo said that they will investigate factors which may have caused under-collection. “The collection rate for December was very low and it should not have been like that, taking into account that people get bonuses in December. We are going full-swing with disconnections. We even disconnect people who are in high places, but I am not mentioning names,” she said with a laugh.

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ITH some of his fees half paid, it is still mission impossible for a 19 year old pupil to secure a space to study medicine after excelling with seven A’s in matric. Ntokozo Nxele is one of the matriculants from Siyanda Secondary School in Sweetwaters who passed with flying colours last year. Hisdreamistostudymedicineand make a difference in the Okhalweni area in Sweetwaters, which is his hometown. Speaking to the Echo about the hardships of paying all his university fees, he said he has been

“Help me pay my fees” able to pay half of the accommodation fees, and only the registration fee at the University Of KwaZulu Natal (UKZN) in Durban where he has been accepted. “I haven’t paid the tuition fees and half of the accommodation fees have not been fully paid,’ he said. Nxele passed with A’s in all his subjects - mathematics, physical science, English, geography, life orientation, IsiZulu and life sciences. “My mother, who is a domestic worker, managed to get a small loan from the bank. That helped me to pay half of the accommodation and the registration fee. “I am appealing for help from anyone who could assist me with paying the outstanding fees so that I

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SINCE 2008, the country has been experiencing a crisis of power cuts and it doesn’t look like a situation that will be sorted out any time soon. In a recent statement, Eskom urged all South Africans to partner with them to save 10% of electricity usage throughout the day. They added that saving electricity will make it significantly easier to manage the power system during this challenging time. As power cuts

continue, here are some tips on how to deal with load shedding: •Ensure your cellphone is always fully charged when power is available. •Ensure your car, bakkie or bike always has petrol in the because petrol stations cannot pump fuel during power outages. •Ensure you have enough cash because ATM’s cannot operate without electricity. •Release automatic electric garage door mechanisms so that you can gain access to your property

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HE SABC having decided to cancel Pastor Sithembiso Zondo’smotivationalsloton Ukhozi FM until further notice, following the controversial video of him which went viral on social networks. SABC spokesperson Kaizer

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29 January 2015

maritzburg

ECHO

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OB seekers need to watch out for job scams. Taryn Heathcote from recruitment and staffing company Express Employment Professionals, said that there are a couple of scams on the market which include fax to email scams, interview or training payment scams and work-fromhome opportunities, to mention but a few. She advised job seekers to investigate the advertised position and the potential employer. “Bear in mind that many companies do use the 086 fax numbers legitimately and professionally for business, so trust your gut and employ your investigativeskillsbeforeyoumakeajudgment call. “Fax to e-mail services are used by these scammers and the fax number issetuptoincurchargesbeyondstandardrates,sothejobseekergetsovercharged on their phone bill and the “recruiter” earns revenue for every page that gets faxed through for the fake position,” explained Heathcote. To avoid being a victim of this scam,shesaiditis importanttoverify if the company’s contact details actuallyexist,andtocheckfortheVAT number. “Make sure that fax is not the only way to communicate with them. Insist on e-mailing your CV and if they still insist that you should fax your CV, they’re probably not legit,” said Heathcote.

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To avoid being job scam victims, job seekers need to investigate the advertised position and the potential em­ ployer.

Another employment scam involves job seekers paying for training or registration before a job interview. Heathcote said that one should not pay a recruiter to get employedortobeinterviewedforthat matter. “Legitimate recruiters will not ask you a fee to get registered on their database, because they are getting paid by companies to recruit staff for them,” she said. She also advised job seekers to guard against illegal work-fromhome opportunities which include typing work, addressing envelopes of any kind, addressing labels of any kind, filling of envelopes of any kind, administrative opportunities, compiling data and direct sellers of consumer goods that do not honestly identify themselves, the firm and their product offering in their advertisements. She said that since 2011, 99% of work-from-home opportunities have

been outlawed by the South African government. “Being involved in an illegal work-from-home opportunity is a criminal offence and is punishable by a fine not exceeding R200 000 or imprisonment for a period not exceeding five years, or both a fine and imprisonment,” warned Heathcote. Job scams are also linked to identity theft. “Some people in these job advertisements ask for photos along with your CV. Be vigilant. Don’t send any photos via the internet and certainly don’t provide any other details such as your ID or home address. “This can lead to identity theft and fraud which is a huge threat. Watch out for spelling, grammar, and punctuationmistakesinjobads.Itnot only indicates a lack of professionalism, but also betrays a scam artist’s potential lack of education.”

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University of KwaZulu-Natal (UKZN) graduate Slindile Bhengu is one of many graduates in South Africa who are unemployed. After finishing her studies at one of the high schools in the Mkhambathini area, she enrolled for a teaching diploma. She matriculated in 2000. “At high school we never received career guidance and we were never exposed to a variety of careers. “By the time we matriculated, we never really knew what we wanted to study at a tertiary level. “In 2001 and 2002, I enrolled forateachingdiplomaatoneofthe teaching colleges. I was always discouraged by a lot of people who told me that the teaching profession was fading and that by the time I finished my diploma, I would not get employment,” said Bhengu. Without any proper guidance, Bhengudroppedoutofcollegeand changed to what she viewed as a ‘sophisticated course’. “I studied psychology but due to financial restrictions, I dropped out. I received credit for the

modulesI hadpassedandin2004, I managed to obtain a human resources diploma from UKZN,” said Bhengu. Bhengu spent most of her time applying for internships but she never received any feedback. “I was unemployed until I passed the age limit for internships,” said Bhengu. She only got employed seven years ago by a retail company as a cashier. “I have given up looking for another job. Maybe it was just not meant to be. Maybe I need to focus on the job I have and make it work for me,” said Bhengu. Bhengu is not alone. It has been reported that last year, the number of discouraged job seekers increased by more than 200 000. The South African unemployment rate decreased to 25,40% in the third quarter of last year from 25,50% in the second quarter of 2014. For more tips from Heathcoate about increasing your chances of getting employment, visit www.pmbfever.co.za.

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29 January 2015

maritzburg

ECHO

UNkulunkulu kuphela umehluleli wethu! Nosipho Mkhize

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IYANIBINGELA bafundi be-ECHO, yazi akuve kumnandi ukuvakashela abangani okade wabagcina ngoba nixoxa ngezinto zakudala enanizenza eziwumsangano kuhlekwe kube mnandi. Nami ngike ngavakashelwa uMgiks noSpijojo ezinsukwini, selokhu sagcinana ngonyaka odlule, sithe nje sisa hleli sixoxa uSpijojo ubefunde elinya lamaphephandaba adumile eThekwini, ngendlela abe jule ngayo ububona ukuthi lolu daba alufundayo lujulile. Ngize ngabuza phela ukuthi “Awu mngani wami, yini le ebaluleke kangaka engaze ikwenze ungahleki ngisho nama ncoko kaMgiks?” Uthe: “Ayi ngifunda lendaba kaMfu uZondo, ibuhlungu ngoba ngyamthanda umfundisi wami, kubo bonke abe-

fundisi uyena ongimuzwa kahle.” Wayesengenile uMgiks kuloludabaoluxoxayongobaengafuni ukusala ngaphandle futhi ukukhonzile ukuphikisana noSpijojo. Uthe “Ungaze uthi umfundisi wakho omthandayo kodwangingakazengikuboneungena ngisho nasendlini yesonto, ngaphandle-ke nje kwalokhoyenaubenzaninentombazane engashadile ngisho nayo, ngoba phela njengo mfundisi oshumayeza abantu, wazi kahle ukuthi akumele umbathe nomuntu wesifazane ungashadile naye.” USpijojo uphedule wathi: “Habe washo engathi wena awuphili emhlabeni, wakhulumaengathiawukazeulingeke, engathiawunasono.UMfu uZondo uphila kulo mhlaba njenga nathi sonke, futhi ungumuntu, izinto azenza ngasese asihlangene nazo, ngoba nawe asikwazi okwenza em-

akhoneni, abantu abaningi banezimfihlo abazenza ngaseseumehluko njewukuthilezizimfihloazaziwaizwelonke njengoba kwenzeke kuZondo.” uMgiks uphendulele phansi eseshawa amazwi kaSpijojo wathi:“Chaphelamnganiwami, lolu daba alukho ngami bengizisholo ukuthi kumele ashumayele ngento ayenzayo, angwili mfwethu.” USpijojo, ububona ukuthi usekhushukelwa ushukela waphendula wathi: “Yona le ntombazaneebihlelinayeizitshela ukuthi ingawisa uZondo ngalento eyenzile, kanti uma umuntu ephiwe kulokhu akwenzayo, okukho noyedwa ongamphuca isiphiwo sakhe. Lesi senzo nje sibandakanywa nezenzo zobubi, umona, noSathane uqobo lwakhe. Okusalayolentombazaneidliwa unembeza njalo meyicabanga ngalolu daba.” Hhayi bafundi bethu ngize ngayilamula ngathi, okuhle wukuthi uMfundisi uZondo uziphendulele, kulolu daba lwakhe, kodwa-ke sicela abafundi bethu basithumele uvo lwabo ngalokhu okwenzeke kuMfundisi uZondo kungaba wukuthi uyameseka noma uyamgxeka. Sithumelele isms enombolweni ethi: 073 154 4117 noma ngekheli le email elithi nosipho.mkhize@media24.com.

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Should EFF overalls and ECHO 15 gumboots be kicked out of parliament? maritzburg

>> “People cannot be judged based on how they are dressed. They are trying to apply the rules that were used in the old government.” NOMPENDULO NGUBANE

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EFF convener in the KZN province Vusi Khoza say they will not abide by the possible rule from parliament to ban them from wearing overalls and gumboots in parliament. Parliament is set to finalise the rule by next month.

Stop the EFF members from wearing overalls >>nompendulo.ngubane@myecho.co.za NOMPENDULO Ngubane spoke to young people on the street to find out their thoughts on the possible EFF clothing ban.

Mlamuli Muthwa: “Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) members must respect parliament. They should have never been allowed to even start wearing overalls and gumboots in parlia­ ment. I respect the rule and I hope it is passed. They have made parlia­ ment a joke.” PHOTO:NOMPENDULO NGUBANE

Thembelihle Sibisi: “A person’s character is displayed by his or her appearance, which includes the way they dress. You can wear over­ alls when you are on duty, because it is required. Wearing overalls and gumboots in parliament is disrespectful. They may fool us and say they are doing it for the people, but they have their own reasons for doing that.” PHOTO: NOMPENDULO NGUBANE

Zodwa Zuma:

Melusi Memela:

“I agree with the rule of trying to stop EFF members from wearing over­ alls in parliament. What does one tell the young and growing generation if all we see on television are red overalls in parliament. It was disrespectful from the beginning and shouldn’t have been allowed. It’s wrong and it portrays a bad image of our country.”

“No one is asking them to wear suits but they should dress appropriately. As much as they are arguing that they way they dress has nothing to do with how they behave, to them, it has everything to do with how they dress. They have caused so much drama in parliament and that has everything to do with how they present themselves by the way they dress and speak.”

PHOTO: NOMPENDULO NGUBANE

PHOTO: NOMPENDULO NGUBANE

HE Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) in the KZN province say that the African National Congress (ANC) will have to kick them out of parliament and they will resist the rule to ban them from wearing overalls and gumboots. Last Wednesday it was reported that sub committee chairperson Richard Mdakane revealed that this year, they would be strict about the way Members of Parliament (MPs) dress. This includes banning EFF members in parliament from wearing overalls and gumboots in parliament. The EFF’s convener in KZN, Vusi Khoza, told Echo that the ruling party cannot dictate how they should dress. He said instead of discussing important issues like education, the ANC is “whining” about issues that don’t matter. He bashed on the ANC for turning a blind eye on matters that affect the education system in the country. ‘There are schools that have not been delivered text books and some don’t have toilets,’ said Khoza.

“There are so many issues they should be discussing. In the education system we are faced with so many irregularities. There are still schools without toilets, books that have not been delivered and over expenditure. “Visiting schools as the EFF, we are exposed to great disappointments. Their focus should be on how they can better the education system that has gone on its knees,” he said. Khoza said that the ANC has dictated enough and it will not succeed in telling them how they should be dressed. “They have not been exemplary in their suits and ties, all we have seen is corruption,’ he said. “People cannot be judged based on how they are dressed. They are trying to apply the rules that were used in the old government and it is not going to work. “If we allow this, it means they will tell us when to sleep or wake up, they will even tell us what to eat. As the EFF in the province of KZN, we will not let that happen. “We are not working for the ANC or parliament. We are working for the people who voted for us in May so the ANC must forget that they will win with their dictatorship,” added Khoza


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TUDENTS should forget about finishing their courses and heading to Johannesburg for a job and rather focus on starting their own companies. This was said at the launch of the Creative Arts College in Pietermaritzburg recently, the first tertiary education institution in the city that focuses on preparing students for a career in the broader media industry. The college in Victoria Street is an expansionoftheCreativeArtsCollege in Durban - the colleges represent the education division of the South African Film Institute. College academic facilitator Nivashni Pillay said registration for the college in Pietermaritzburg was already going “exceptionally well”. All the courses are designed to prepare students for the industry, and, according to Pillay, each course even has an entrepreneurship module to encourage students to start their own businesses once they have finished their courses. The courses include music production, movie technology, graphic design, animation, journalism, beauty therapy, performing arts, fashion design, radio production, advertising, scriptwriting, and DJ and music industry operations. The college is accredited through

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Media, Information and Computer Technology Sector Education Training Authority (MICT­SETA) senior manager Charlton Philiso (left) stands with Creative Arts College chief executive officer Kevin Pallium (centre) and MICT­SETA regional manager Sithembiso Hlongwane (right) at the launch of the college in Pietermaritzburg. Mict­Seta awarded the college a certificate of excellence at the same time. the Media Information and Communication Technologies Sector EducationTrainingAuthorityandthe three-year courses are accredited

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“We want you to get away from the mentality that you are leaving this college to get a job in Johannesburg. We want you to start your own company,” he said. Lubisi said the DTI had a range of incentives for entrepreneurs, such as grants for the formation of co-operative, that young entrepreneurs could use to form their own companies in the creative arts. There were also, for example, film production incentives. “We want to see a proliferation of co-operatives and we want to help you to grow them,”he said. Kevin Pallium, chief executive officer of the Creative Arts College, said one of South Africa’s competitive edgesintheworldwasitsrichcultural diversity, as expressed in its arts and media. He said in this country people only associate factories, farms and offices with industry, but the Create Arts College was helping to create a platformtoestablishabiggercreative arts industry. “The power of the creative media is known to the powerful,” and western countries were increasingly turning to Africa for renewed creative stimulation. “It must remain under our ownership,” he said. One of the college’s mottos is: “Choose a job you love and you never have to work a day in your life.”

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A LOCAL film documentary “Ingoma”, that reveals the preparations of the Ingoma event, will air on ETV on Sunday. The lead character is none other than Nkululeko Mthembu, who was born and bred in Nhlazuka in Richmond where the documentary was filmed. The documentary highlights Mthembu’s negotiations on a learning journey about indigenous music, preparing the event and learning about Inkosi Dingane. Echo spoke to the producer of the documentary, Ayanda Mama, who said that filming and all the preparations of the documentary were a success. “It’s a 23 minute documentary that focuses on the journey of a young man and his preparations for an event,” she said. “It was a great success and one gets to see the real person in the lead character. He (Mthembu) had invited Ingoma groups to come and be part of the day. “The weather was not on our side but Mthembu received a lot of support and nine out the 10 groups he invited did show up. “In summary, the documentary is about Mthembu and his preparations for the big event he was going to host in December. “The camera catches the moments where he tries to negotiate about his event with

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different stake holders, including the traditional leadership. The camera captures the moments of excitement and sadness of Mthembu,” said Mama. The documentary will air at 6.30pm on ETV on Sunday and is around 20 minutes long.

Over 700 people celebrate the birth of Prophet Muhammad THIS year, Rabi ul awwal coincided with the month of January marking the celebration of Eid Meelad un nabi. Locally, the festivities continued on through to this weekend. This past Sunday, around 700 people assembled at the Raisethorpe High School Ground and then walked just over 1,5 kilometres to the Chetty Road Musjid. UpontheirarrivalattheChettyRoadMusjid, participants enjoyed recitals performed by the youth and prizes were awarded to quiz winners. Thereafter, lunch was served. This year marked the second procession hosted in celebration of the Birth of Prophet Muhammad Peace Be Upon Him. One of the organizers of the event, Aalia Syed, said that this event brings people together. “Muslims globally celebrate this day with enthusiasm, adorning their streets, homes and

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musjids with lights, hoisting flags in symbolic colours emitting admirable phrases of the character of Prophet Muhammad Peace Be Upon Him - and lingering in the air is the melody of the continuous recitation of praise for the noble Prophet Muhammad Peace Be Upon Him. “The community has shown a remarkable bout of support and this hasn’t been limited to Muslims.Thisyear’seventhadaturnoutofover 700 people, which was phenomenal considering the scorching day we had - so we’re hoping to carry on with this momentum for years to come. The support we’ve received from non-Muslim individuals and companies has truly been moving. “It is symbolic of the character of Prophet Muhammad Peace Be Upon Him, who really was a humanitarian. He saw beyond the external disposition of people maintaining a rapport of trust and respect all round, aspiring to bring people together. This is what we hope to inspire within our youth which this procession is mainly targeted at,” said Syed

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>>nompendulo.ngubane@myecho.co.za LOCAL jazz singer Thandeka Mthembu, known for her recent album titled “Ugogo Wami”, will be performing live with her band at the Cotton Pub on Sunday. Mthembu will be performing songs from her new album. ‘I promise that people will enjoy my live performance with my band,’ she said. “I will be doing most of my songs from the album. I’m inviting every jazz music lover to come and join us for a relaxing afternoon with soothing jazz sounds. I promise that we will have an exciting date with all those who will be present on Sunday. People will be hearing Miriam Makeba’s songs such as “Liyakutchona Ilanga, Middle lands, Phathaphatha and Khwela Khwela the Mafikozolo version,” she said. Theshowwillstartat6pmattheCottonPub atthecornerBoshoffandBurgerandentrance is free.

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GENERATIONS MAZWI is shocked by what the press has to say about him. Gadaffi hears an interesting piece of information and wants to know more. Mam’Bhengu has her hands full with Simphiwe’s unhappy parents. Lucy’s had enough of being judged and decides to get her own back. Getty is not happy to get a call from an old friend. Namhla seems to be warming towards her new friend. Simphiwe is dev­ astated after reading a scathing article. Mam’Bhengu gives way to years of pent­ up anger. ISIDINGO Rajesh finds a killer witness who, he thinks, will swing the court against Priya in their battle for custody of Hiranya. Charlie ignores Calvin and Brad’s advice. Sechaba blames Lerato for his relation­ ship hassles. Calvin watches helplessly as Ben worms his way into Charlie’s life. Lerato seems to have given up any hope of winning Sechaba back.Rajesh makes a radical decision in the fight for his daughter. SCANDAL AfalseclaimlaysatrapwhichLerumo believes will set a loved one free. Gloria’s past gets the better of her but she is pointed towards a symbol of a brighter future. Dintle proves to be a master of in­ ternational subterfuge which leads to consequences for Ruby. The alias the DustbinManusedtovisittheprisonturns out to be that of someone Lerumo

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knows. Anzani makes a move which she thinks could save her but, unbeknown to her, someone is playing a nasty game. Scelo receives mixed signals from Kitso which has his head in a spin. RHYTHM CITY Kop is determined to help Reneilwe get into the International Business School.ThejudgeinMiles’trialmakesher decision. Anna doesn’t mince her words when she prepares Miles for what to ex­ pect from his trial. Lucilla reaches out to Connie but ends up feeling guiltier than before. The Khuses reel in shock when they discover that they’ve being the vic­ tims of a scam. Reneilwe is devastated and feels that her life is spiralling out of control.

Promoting local music talent to the masses

HILE radio presenting is about talent and passion, legendary radio presenter VusiLetsoalohasstartedabroadcasting academy in a bid to provide skills development to aspiring presenters in historically disadvantaged communities. The award winning radio personality, with 22-years radio broadcasting experience, will conduct workshops across the province, starting on 16 February. In an interview with Echo, Letsoalo said this will be the first of its kindinSouthAfricawherepeoplewill be offered a course on the basics of radio presenting. He said that while tertiary institutions focus on radio production, there is very little on radio presenting. “After listening to many young presenters from different radio stations, I realized that there was something missing. There are so many unskilled presenters, and these workshops are aimed at bridging that gap. This course is about unearthing young talent and developing it.” Students will be taught on the basics of radio presenting, voice projection, news reading, setting up interviews, how to conduct interviews, microphone techniques, ratings and research, air checks, producing a show, script writing and editing, production and programming, management structure, sales

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BRIAN Khoza, famously known in the entertainment circlesasBriandotKhoza,has established a platform that will enable local hip hop, rap and poetry artists to market their talents. The Brian dot Khoza’s Rhythm And Poetry Session events will be held every last Saturday of the month at The Red Door in Quarry Road. The upcoming music and poetry session will be on 31 January and will run from 1pm to 4pm, with an entry fee of R50. “I love music. I love hip hop and poetry. Without a doubt, we have a lot of hidden talent in Pietermaritzburg but what we lack is the platform. Most local artists relocate to Gauteng to establish their careers because they do not know how to get to the next level. This platform will introduce artists to the local crowd and will give them exposure to other opportunities,” said Khoza. He also added that the rhythm and poetry sessions will allow artists to sell their music to crowds in attendance. “We welcome anyone who likes hip hop music and poetry from any race group, because music is universal,” said Khoza. The artist lineup for 31 January event include the likes of Sboniso ‘Mic G’ Ngubane, Ndumiso Zondi and

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Zama‘Deekay’Madlala.MicG is a solo hip hop artist from Durbanandiscurrentlybased in Pietermaritzburg. He has worked with Liquid K-ZN, Golden Shovel, Skye Wanda, Shon G, Deep Soweto andSiyamatic.Hehasworked oncompilationsandmixtapes like The Given Mixtape, Graveyard Mixtape, Chain of Command Mixtape, Timezone Mixtape and Fresh book, Zondi is a local muso and in 2012, he was crowned F.E.T’s slam poet of the year in RichardsBay.Healsoco-hosts a radio programme on UMgungundlovu 107.6 FM called Artist Corner. He is a provocative spoken word artist who uses his poetic license accordingly, said Khoza. The last act of the day will be DeeKay, who will be representing the female hip hop artists in PMB. Her career highlights include releasing the Gusheshe remix and getting co-signs from Cassper Nyovest, Sizwe Dlomo and Scoop Makhathini. “In a male dominated genre, I’m not just trying to break barriers and be the best female rapper out there, that

doesn’t mean a thing to me. I’m a rapper before I am anything else so I want to be one of the best rappers in the continent period,” she stated. The Rhythm And Poetry Sessions will be a build-up to an annual Hip Hop Festival called the Rhythm And Poetry Festival. “The Rhythm And Poetry Sessions will feature threehours of listening sessions, live performances and music sales by artists in a reputable, safe concert venue with a bar and pool tables to relax while being entertained. Opening acts will do brief performances to warm the audience up. The host of Rhythm And Poetry sessions will be the owner and founder of Fusion Productions SA, Neliswa Mntungwa. “We want to create a buzz in Pietermaritzburg,” said Khoza. For more information, contact Khoza at briandotkhoza@gmail.com or follow him on Twitter @briandotkhoza. Alternatively you can also get more information via his Facebook page, Brian dot Khoza.

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Legendary presenter Vusi Letsoalo is flanked by KZN Capital 104 FM pre­ senters Stha Mazubane (L) and Sphiwe Sibiya. and marketing and radio consultation, how to control yourself on air and building your own brand. “The advent of community radio stations has prompted a need to provide a skills development programme for these communities to be able to run and manage these entitiessotheybecomeprofitableand be able to sustain themselves. “Tertiary institutions provide the technical side of radio production, and it is very sad that in the country we still do not have courses that are

specifically designed for radio presenting.” The course will run for three months, after which successful students will be placed in different community radio stations across the province. Interested people may visit the BAT centre in Durban on 7 February 2015 from 10am. For more information, people may contact Letsoalo at 063 105 4648 or visit his Facebook page or email letsoalov@gmail.com.


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Amaqola showcasing another scene of their video they were shooting at Oribi airport.

Amaqola, the local kwaito group at Oribi airport after shooting their video called “Selendile” (she has landed) (from left) Mafeja, Muntu Wabantu, Madizah, Madida and Tee­R.

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Pictured at KZN Capital 104 fm studios (from left) is the legendary Gagasi fm radio presenter Vusi Letsoalo who visit­ ed the city last Thursday, KZN Capital 104 Sukuma Sakhe presenter Nosipho Mthembu and Lunch Time Classic pre­ senter Sthabile Mazubane.

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Girls having fun pool side (from left) Neliswa Zuma, Nosipho Zuma, Shannez Sampson and Monique Sampson.

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Creative Arts College opens in PMB

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KZN Capital 104 station manager Jerry Jones.

(From left) Kevin Palium (CEO) of the SA Film Institute, Mzwakhe Lubisi (national director at the Department of Trade and Industry) and Raj Govender (senior manager at the Department of Arts and Culture) attended the launch of the Creative Arts College.

THE Creative Arts College officially opened at Victoria Centre in PMB last Thursday. The institution, which falls under the South African Film Institute, is aimed at preparing students for the industry of media and arts. Attending the opening were: PHOTO: NOKULUNGA NGOBESE

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De (L) and Monique of De' Monique during attended the opening of the Creative Arts College in PMB last week.

Creative Arts College student from the Durban campus, Thobeka Mkhwanazi, entertains guests during the opening of the college.

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(From left) Zakithi Gumede from the Depart­ ment of Arts and Culture, Lorna Jones from the Pietermaritzburg Chamber of Business (PCB) and Melanie Veness CEO of the PCB attended the official opening of the Creative Arts College.


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ThedifferencesbetweentheGAandGLare minor. The GA’s grille, exterior mirrors and door releases are finished in contrasting black. It has halogen headlights, a rear wiper/ washer and manual external mirrors. Luggage capacity is 235 litres or 1034 litres with the rear seats folded. The GL variant adds a glossy black grille treatment, chromed accents and external mirrors finished in the body colour. It also gains fog lights, power for the external mirrors and a rear-screen demister. The black upholstery remains, though is bolstered with fabric inserts for the doors and chromed door releases. The instrument binnacle gains a rev counter, external temperature display, four power windows, central locking and a gear-shift indicator on the AMT. The steering wheel gains tilt adjustment, Bluetooth and a four-speaker radio/CD audio system with MP3, USB and Bluetooth connectivity. The Suzuki Celerio is sold with a threeyear or 100 000km warranty; a two-year or 30 000km service plan is included in the GL’s price. Service intervals 15 000km. Prices 1.0iGAmanual(noserviceplan)R109 900 1.0i GL manual R124 900 1.0i GL AMT R135 900. - Wheels24.

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The cabin has a digital-analogue instrument cluster and a sleek wraparound centre console design that delivers a sporty, cockpit-like feel. Ford’s new pre-collision teach with a head-updisplaydetectsaloomingcollisionand automatically applies brakes if the driver does not respond to warnings. It can also apply automatic braking to mitigate or avoid a collision with a vehicle ahead. Active city stop operates at up to 40km/h. Radar technology further enables the new Distance Indication feature and adaptive cruise control technology. Distance Indication tells the driver the time gap to the vehicle ahead. Adaptive cruise control maintains a driver-selected distance from the vehicle ahead. So, it seems the Fusion delivers quality and craftsmanship to the refined, elegant, sporty and highly expressive exterior, and an interior that has optimised ergonomics and comfort, with premium finishes and equipment. We’re trying to get somebody at Ford to give us the price list, although it seems it’s top secret (maybe they don’t want to scare anybody). - Wheels24.

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Mbambo works at Bargain Basket in Church Street and is a former Emzamweni and Mthiyane High School pupil. Before joining Natal Carbineers, Mbambo ran for Run Walk For Life based in Pietermaritzburg and only became a licensed runner in 2007. The men’s race was won by Sipho Mbanjuli in 1:20:54 of Phatane AC, the runner-up was Elmore Sibanda of Ubunye AC (1:21:10) and Babalo Mtsokoba of Stella AC took third position in 1:22:00. Meanwhile local runners and others from around KwaZulu-Natal are expected to take part in Sparkport Challenge 32km/16km at Sydenham Sports Club in Durban on Sunday, February 1. Formoreinformation,contactAnitaGiquel at 084 254 2468. *Meanwhile,theNosaHillcrestMarathonis scheduled for February 8. -_Jerry Barnes

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Bafana Bafana head coach Ephraim “Shakes” Mashaba during the match between his side and Ghana in the 2015 African Cup of Nations Group C at Mongomo Stadium in Equitorial Guinea on Tuesday night. Despite scoring first through Mandla Masango, Bafana Bafana were knocked out by two goals that were scored by Ghana later.

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