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ZIHLABANI zomculo wokholo zalapha eMgungundlovu uMvuselelo Buthelezi noMthokozisi Zakwe seziphikise amahlebezi okungezwani phakathi kwazo. La mahlebezi okuthiwa asesabalele kubathandi bomculo wokholo kuthiwe aqutshulweukungafakwakukaButheleziohlwini lwabaculi abazonandisa njengoba uZakwe ezobe ethula ngokusemthethweni i-albhamu yakhe entsha ngomhlaka 2 Lwezi (November). Lesisenzokuthiwasishiyeabalandelibalaba bobabili benemibuzo, njengoba iningi labaculibokholobalaphaeMgungundlovulizobe linandisa kulo mcimbi ngaphandle kukaButhelezi. Osondelene nalaba baculi bobabili ongathandanga ukudalulwa uthe yize engeke aqinisekise kodwa kunamahebezi okuthi isimo sesisibi ngale ndlela yokuthi sekunabaculi asebetshelwe ukuthi bangawuseki lo mcimbi. Ekhuluma naleli phephandaba uZakwe uthe: “Sengike ngawezwa la mahlebezi. Njengomuntu osemdala kule ndima, uButhelezingiyamhloniphakakhuluukuthikungaba khona esikubangayo. Anginankinga naye, uma kunenkinga ingaba kuyena ezishayelwa unembeza njengoba agcina engangikhokhelanga ngomsebenzi engamenzelawonango-2012ethulai-albhamuyakhe e-Winston Churchill. “Angithuki ngala mahlebezi njengoba engekho ohlwini lwabaculi abazondanisa emcimbini engizobe ngithula khona i-albhamu entsha ngenyanga ezayo. Uma kuwukuthi kukhona ozimisele ukusihlalisa phansi sobabili akhulume nathi, ngingakwamukela

lokho kodwa futhi ngakwelami icala anginankinga naye.” Eziphendulela uButhelezi uthe akanankinga noZakwe kangangokuthi uze amfakele nemisebenzi njengoba eye ayalele abantu ngaye. “Mncane kakhulu kunami ngakho ayikho into engingayibanga naye. Ziningi izimo ezinzima esengidlule kuzona empilweni ukuthi ngingaba nesikhathi sokuzonda abantu. “Singomakhelwane nalo muntu, ngakho nje anginayo inkinga naye. Uma kuwukuthi sibanga imali engingayikhokhanga, ngamtshela ukuthi umcimbi wami awuhambanga kahle, futhi angikwazanga ukwenza imali engangiyilindele. Ngathemba ukuthi njengomfowethu uzokuqonda lokhu. “Phezu kwalokho wacula ingoma eyodwa, engamtshela futhi ukuthi angigculisekanga. Lo muntu ngimthatha njengomfowethu njengoba namakhosikazi ethu azana. Ngiyamfonela,ngimbongelenakokuhleakuzuzile. “Akangifakanga ohlwini labantu abazocula, kodwa ngizobe ngingekho nakulesi sifundazwe ngalolosuku.” Usihlalo woMgungundlovu Arts and Culture Council uMnuz Botsotso Mahlaba uthe yize sebeke bawezwa amahebezi okungezwani kwalaba baculi, akekho oseke wafika kubona ukuzosho ukuthi unenkinga nomunye. “Ngisho kunemicimbi, besenza isiqiniseko sokuthi siyabamema bobabili ukuthi bazonandisa emcimbini owodwa, futhi bebefika. Bangabaculi bokholo, ngakho kufanele babe yisibonelo emphakathini. “Uma kuwukuthi ikhona ngempela inkinga, kuzomele sibahlalise phansi bobabili, ngoba akekho okumele kucindezeleke umsebenzi wakhe,” kusho uMahlaba.

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Addressing the media about the food price increase at Imperial Hotel were Mervyn Abrahams (L) and Julie Smith.

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UE to the high price of food, people are shifting to cheaper brands which have also become unaffordable, said Pietermaritzburg Agency for Community Social Action (PACSA) Julie Smith. PACSA was delivering their report at a recent media briefing after they had conducted a survey (Food Barometer) on the prices of food.

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SOME OF THE FOODS THAT HAVE INCREASED FROM SEPTEMBER 2013 ­ SEPTEMBER 2014 •Tomatoes 8kg: R81.84 in September 2013, R99.76 in September 2014 •Onions2kg:R14.73inSeptember2013,R15.64 in September 2014 •Cake flour 10kg: R73.49 in September 2013, R83.69 in September 2014 •Beef 3kg: R132.72 in September 2013, R159.69 in September 2014 •Chicken 8kg: R148.96 in September 2013, R174.96 in September 2014. The report back highlighted the kinds of food that are increasing astronomically, leading families to opt for the cheapest brands or to change their household menus. PACSA’s Food Barometer revealed that 32 foods, which form the basics in the shopping trolley’s of the poor working class households in Pietermaritzburg, has increased from R1509.34 to R1640.05 in September 2014. “We are seeing that households with

seven members or more are spending between R600 and R1000 a month on food, which means they cannot afford to buy a basic basket of food every month with substantial negative implications for dignity, health and well being,” said Smith. “Our findings suggest that people are not eating enough food and the food which they are able to afford is extremely deficient in nutrients. “This is having a serious impact on health and well being and is exacerbating poverty inequality and resulting in poor education, health economic and productivity outcomes. The period of relative dietary diversity where households are able to eat relatively balanced meal has declined from three weeks last year to two weeks this year. “This means that for every two out of four weeks, households are eating an extremely limited diet, mostly of starches, salt, sugar and fat. “Poor households are responding to high food prices by dropping certain foods off the plate or eating less. Foods that are off the plate are red meat, fresh milk, maas and cheese. “The high cost of maize meal, which now retails at slightly more than rice, is putting enormous pressures on households because maize meal is the staple starch,” said Smith.

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Amalungu omphakathi waseZinketheni eCopesville ngoLwesine olwedlule abeqhanqalaza ngaphandle kwenkantolo yem­ antshi eMgungundlovu ukweseka ozakwabo abebevele enkantolo mayelana necala lokubulala amanye amalungu amabili abesola ngokutshontsha endaweni.

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YITHOLILE ibheyile amalungu omphakathi ayi-14 aseZinketheni eCopseville aboshwe mayelana necala lokubulawa nokushiswa kwabalisa ababili besolwa ngokuba amasela kule ndawo. La malungu athole ibheyile ka R500 ilungu lilinye kanti adonswe ngendlebe yinkantolo ukuthi aqinisekise ukuthi ayayilandela imigomo nemibandela yebheyili anikezwe yona yile nkantolo kamatshi yaseMgungundlovu ngoLwesine olwedlule. Esewonke abeboshiwe ayi-15 kodwa avele phambi kwen-

ukuthi bangalinge bahlangane noma bakhulume nofakazi bombuso ngoba lokho kuzophazamisa ukuphenywa kwecala. Inkantolo iveze ukuthi ezitatimendeni ezimbili enazo kuvele ukuthi balinganiselwa kuma-200 abantu okusolwa ukuthi baba nesandla ekubulaweni kwalaba balisa ababili, Kuphinde kwavela ukuthi la mal-

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Aariya Bugwandeen (4) is responsible for helping her mother, Samantha, set the table for Diwali. The family is preparing to cele­ brate the special day on Thursday. The Echo team wishes all of its Hindu readers and advertisers a happy Diwali/Deepavali. May the divine light bring peace, prosperity, happiness and harmony to you and yours. PHOTO: IAN CARBUTT

Bathole ibheyili abaseZinketheni kantolo abeyi-14 njengoba oyedwa wawo kubikwe ukuthi usesibhedlela emva kokulimala ngelanga lesehlakalo esaholela ekuboshweni kwawo. Bekhiswa kuthiwe bangalinge babonakale endaweni yaseZinketheni lapho kwenzeke khona lesi sehlakalo. Inkantolo iphinde yabayala laba

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ungu uma engaphindela ayohlala eZinketheni lokhu kuzodala ukuthi abanye babantu abafisa ukuba ngofakazi bombuso basabe ukuvela obala uma laba sebebonakala becanasa kule ndawo. Okunye okuvezwe inkantolo ukuthi amaphoyisa asaqhubeka nophenyo kanti kusazoboshwa amanye amalungu.

Kuvele ukuthi akasekho endaweni yaseZinketheni omunye wofakazi ngoba amalungu omphakathi kanye nabasolwa laba akade beboshiwe bayamazi. Abasolwa baboshwa nje ngoba kusolakala ukuthi bangabanye babantu ababulala bashisa laba balisa ababili ababesolwa ngokuba yizintswelaboya endaweni. Bekunamalungu omphakathi amaningi ngaphandle kwenkantolo abesina, ecula eshaya netoyi-toyi ekhombisa ukweseka laba ababoshiwe. Kulaba abavele enkantolo bayishishagalombili abesifazane bese kaba nabesilisa abayisithupha. Bazophinde bavele enkantolo ngomhlaka-27 kuLwezi (November)

Kuvalwe umgwaqo abaseZinketheni bezokweseka abebeboshiwe NOMPENDULO NGUBANE

>>nompendulo.ngubane@myecho.co.za KUPHOQELEKE ukuthi kuvalwe umgwaqo uChurch Street ngoLwesine olwedlule obugcwele izinkumbi zamalungu omphaka­ thi waseZinketheni obuzokweseka amalun­ gu ayi­14 abevele enkantolo kamantshi as­ olwa ngokubulala nokushisa amabhungu amabili ayesolwa ngokuntshontsha enda­ weni. Lo mgwaqo uvalwe kusukela ekuseni kwaze kwashaya izikhathi zamadina ngoba lo mphakathi usugcwele futhi ulindile ukuz­ wa ukuthi amalungu aboshiwe ayayithola yini ibheyile. Umphakathi ubucula uphethe nezingqwembe ezinye zazo zibhalwe ukuthi ‘Sikhathele ubugebengu’. Ngesikhathi ecula ngaphandle kwale nkantolo amaphoyisa nawo abegcwele kulo mgwaqo ukubheka isimo. Kule nqwaba yabantu bekukhona aban­ tu abadala nentsha, nayo ebizwakala icula ngesikhathi kulindwe ukungena kwecala

ngaphakathi enkantolo. Ngezikhathi zama­ dina emva kokuba inkantolo inikeze laba ib­ heyili, amalungu omphakathi anikele em­ hubheni u­Otto Street esangweni lenkanto­ lo lapho bese kuchwaza kuculwa kugijinywa ukuyolinda la malungu ebesagingqa izith­ upha ekhokha nemali yebheyile. Kuphinde kwangadluleka kulo mgwaqo njengoba la malungu ebesegcwele kulo mhubhe elinde laba abebeboshiwe. Kuso leso siphithiphithi i­Echo ikhulume noNksz LungileDlaminiobengomunyewabantuab­ ebezokweseka amalungu abeboshiwe. UD­ lamini uthe njengelungu nesakhamuzi sas­ eZinketheni kuye bekubalulekile ukuthi az­ okweseka laba abebeboshiwe. “Dadewethu (esho intatheli) sinomama abadala engicabanga ukuthi nawe ubabon­ ile ngaphakathi, ababoshiwe beboshelwe into engekho. Thina into esilwa nayo ukuqe­ da ubugebengu kuleya ndawo esihlala kuy­ ona. Sikhathele ubugebengu namasela asiphilisa kabuhlungu imihla namalanga. Amaphoyisa awezi uma ebizelwa ukuthi

azosisiza ngendaba yobugebengu endawe­ ni kodwa aqhamuka esezobopha abantu. Umthetho kuhle udlale indawo yawo unga­ chemi,lokhuokwenzekemanjekukhombisa ngokusobala ukuthi ingalo yomthetho iche­ mile,” kusho uDlamini. UNkk Nomathemba Zungu naye oyisa­ khamuzi uthe baphume ngobuningi babo ukuze bakhombise ukuthi bayabeseka futhi bazidinga ziphumile lezi zakhamuzi ezibo­ shiwe. “Abanye balaba bantu bayagula badla amaphilisi, banoshukela ukuthi bangathat­ hwa bagqunywe ejele izinsuku ezingaka. Si­ zobeseka kuze kube icala lifika esiphethwe­ nisalokantifuthisiwumphakathiwaseZink­ etheni sisasho namanje sithi ‘phansi ngobugebengu’. Izigebengu nezenzo zo­ bugebengu asizidingi kuleya ndawo,” kusho uZungu. Amanye amalungu abezwakala ethi na­ kanjani ayabuya ngenyanga ezayo ukuzo­ lalela icala futhi ezokweseka lamalungu awo aphume ngebheyili.

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FORMER managing director of The Witness, Greg Orsmond, faced 453 charges of fraud when he appeared in theDurbanSpecialCommercialCrimesCourt. Orsmond was managing director of The Witness Group and Fever Newspaper Group until he was axed in April 2013 after the discovery of “gross negligence” on his part. An audit and forensic investigation revealed Orsmond had allegedly siphoned off nearly R11 million from the mainstream and community media houses. The audit resulted in the fraud charges he faced in court. Orsmond stepped briefly into the dock, looking dishevelled and crestfallen and was released on bail of R10 000 ahead of his next appear-

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ance in November. His attorney Satch Morgan said Orsmond, a father of three, had co-operated with the investigating officer and would appear in court when required. In a detailed charge sheet before the court, Orsmond is alleged to have made unauthorised payments amounting to nearly R11 million for his personal gain. The charge sheet indicated267chargesrelatedtopaymentsmade for the distribution of newspapers, but investigators claim the service was never rendered. Those charges account for nearly R10,5 million. “Investigation revealed Sky Blue Media [a Fever Newspapers subsidiary] made payments into the account of Trifid Design wherein the accused was the sole proprietor. The accused authorised and requested payment for servicesthatwereneverrendered,”thecharge sheet reads. The remaining 186 fraud charges arise from alleged ghost payments for distribution the state contends actually went to private buildingupgradestohishomeandwhichwere worth nearly R670 000. “Investigations revealed this was for private and personal work done on the accused’s farm in Shelly Beach.” In a handwritten affidavit penned by Orsmond, he indicated he had made an effort to fully co-operate with the investigation team and would continue to do so. He also said he was employed and his income supported his family.

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ofthis,othernon-negotiableexpenses take precedent,” said Smith. To save electricity, Smith said that a lot of households have stopped cooking food which takes longer to prepare, such as raw sugar beans and samp. However, she said that the situation may vastly improve should Nersa intervene to make sure that the municipal tariffs are restructured to ensure affordability. “Unless Nersa intervenes at municipal level to ensure that tariffs are restructured for affordability at low consumption volumes, and that free basic electricity volumes are increased substantially and provided to all low-income households, particularly households in Pietermaritzburg on prepaid meters who are currently excluded, then the increases must be resisted.”

householdswillbattletoaffordnutritious food for their families. The way our neo-liberal economy is structured, means that other essential non-negotiable payments come before food, stated Smith. She said this includes expenses such as transport costs, electricity, which is mainly used for cooking food, burial insurance, furniture repayments, education costs and water. “When households are forced to make payments on other essential and non-negotiable expenses, where credit control and debt collection is ruthless, there is not a choice; households are forced to modify where they can manoeuvre, where they have control and this is typically food. Food is typically one of the few expenses which low-income households are able to control and because

revenues and may result in significant financial shortfalls which impact on the services they can provide their citizens,” said Smith. For the Pietermaritzburg workingclassandpoorhouseholds,Smith said that the increase will force their monthly electricity expenses to increase by a minimum of R59.14 to R525 per month. “Eskom’s increases will erode any wage victories striking workers have won. High electricity tariffs are a direct threat to the ability of working class households to secure sufficient and nutritious food. It will result in massive protests across the country, as ordinary people will be forced to fight to put food on their tables,” said Smith. Should municipalities increase their tariffs to match Nersa’s 12% increase for Eskom, the low-income

THE Pietermaritzburg police have warned members of the public to always be cautious when they approach a robot in the Pietermaritzburg central business district (CBD). “They must ensure that all their windows are closed and all doors locked. This is when members of the public become victims of criminals,” said the police in a press release. According to the police, these criminals demand money and valuable items such as cellphones in such a way that some of the victims are forced at gunpoint. “And members of the public are further warned that those incidents must be reported to the police for help andsometimes,withthehelpofCCTV footage, the suspects can be traced and identified positively.” said the police.

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Wishing matrics all the best I WOULD like to wish the matric class of 2014 all the best in their final examination. I want them to think critically of all the sacrifices that they have made up until this time. They have come across hardships and difficulties throughout their journey and now it’s time for themtoshowcasetheirbrilliance. I want them to know that there are people who will bad mouth them as they write, people who will give them unnecessary pressure by telling them that they will be expecting to see them in newspapers, but they must focus on what they can do, and do it in a marvellous way. Above all, they must pray on a daily basis that the Almighty God protect and guide them through-

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ADIES from all seven local municipalities will be competing for the title of Miss UMgungundlovu 2014 at the Golden Casino on Sunday. This year’s theme aligns with the ongoing celebration for 20 years of democracy; it is for this reason that this year’s Miss UMgungundlovu will be historic, said organiser Mthobisi Mkhize. “This is another way of our continuous effort to enhance development amongst youth and continue to develop various plat­ forms for them, to show­ case their talents. We uti­ lize our platforms to mo­ tivate and inspire young people, especially those from the rural and previously disadvan­ taged communities. “The aim is to afford them opportu­ nities to exercise their God given talent, in a youthful and development focused manner,” he said.

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DJ Kent will be at Crowded House on Friday. Kent is a producer and he has worked on a number of hit songs that have since ranked his name amongst the best producers South Africa has to offer. His production and ex­ pertise has been featured in over 50% of South Africa’s biggest compilations since 2005. In 2008, he released his solo debut offering called “Mixing Business with Pleasure Reloaded”, under a record la­ bel he co owns. The album features a combination of his own production skills and licensed material and gained him the 2008/2009 SAMA award for “best urban dance album. To find out more about Kent, visit his web­ site at www.djkent.co.za.


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Swift Marathon winners

The Rotary Club of Pietermaritzburg, in conjunction with Hulamin Athletics Club, organised and held a successful Swift Half Marathon recently. President Liz Dewes awarded the prizes and thanked the sponsors, Hulamin, CPW, KFC, SOMTA and Coca Cola for their support. Over 450 runners took part in the half marathon and a further 210 ran the 10 km course. The overall winner of the men’s race, known only as Philani and running for Boxer Athletic Club, clocked one hour six minutes and 23 seconds while the first lady home was Karen Chepkwenoi of Maxed Elite who finished in one hour 21 minutes and 18 seconds. Rotary President Liz Dews (centre) congratulates overall winners Philani (R) and Karen Chepkwenoi (L) after a very successful Swift Half Marathon. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

Wheeling her chair to victory HAVING won a wheelchair race, a local woman has set her eyes on continental and world races to show her racing prowess on a wheelchair on bigger stages. An active member of the Msunduzi Disabled Club (MDC), Dlaziphi Luthuli recently demonstrated her capability as a wheelchair bound racer to her friends and athletics followers when she won the race in Thamboville, near Glenwood. She expressed her happiness in being in sports and said that her mission is to become a champion in Africa and in the world. Luthuli said that she fell in love with wheelchair sport (athletics) in 2012 and she has never looked back. Luthuli said that disabled people are also human beings and need to be treated as normal members of society, but they also need to keep themselves active in their lives. She encouraged more disabled athletes to come on board and officially join MDC in order to grow and raise more awareness in disabled sport. “We all know the challenges faced by people inmycondition,butwealsoneedtogooutthere and be active in our communities and especially take part in sports. “To sit alone and feel sorry for yourself is not going to help. Go out there, take part in sports and keep healthy and fit,” said Luthuli. She took part in the ladies run and turned it into her own event. She led the pack from the early stages of the 5km race, stayed in the front all the way and won comfortably. The Cato Ridge based athlete is already a

provincial and national champion in the 10km and 21.1km events. “It’s a bit of an achievement, but I will only rest or be satisfied when I become the world champ in those races or at least bring a medal home from the Olympics or Commonwealth Games. “My other big dream is to run a Comrades Marathon and finish it,” said Luthuli. Luthuli said that local wheelchair sports can go far and be taken to the next level by the local club, despite challenges. “In most cases, we race with the wrong wheelchairs for this sport. We are desperately in need of at least three or four for our club. We don’tmindsharingandhaveturnswhenweare competing or training. “The KZN Department of Sports and Recreation always comes on board to help us, like paying for our transport when we travel to provincial and national events. But they can’t do everything for us. “We are pleading with business people out there around the Mgungundlovu District to please extend a helping hand,” said Luthuli. Department of Sports and Recreation Umgungundlovu district manager, Busi Nkomo, said that the MDC is the best example that disabled people can also stay active in sports and keep fit. Nkomo also said that athletes must be encouraged to not only look to one code of sport. “We need to encourage them to take part in sports, but we must also remember that there arealotoftypesofsportoutthere,”saidNkomo. - Jerry Barnes.

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HE KZN Midlands is bracing itself for the biggest field the Midlands Ultra Triathlon has had since its inception in

2009. “Entries from all over Africa and the world have been flooding in since April this year and at this point, we have far exceeded our past race entries. “The Midlands Ultra, one of Africa’s most popular triathlons which takes place on 30 November at the beautiful Midmar Dam, has an entry cap of 1000 competitors,” said race director Damian Bradley from B-Active Sports. On the international stage, the overseas Triathlon field gets stronger each year, with over 35 international athletes already attending the November race coming from Dubai, United Kingdom, Zimbabwe, Spain, United States, Swaziland, Botswana and Germany. “Past winners of the Ultra include James Cunnama, Kent Horner, Stuart Marias, Donovan Van Gelder, Gerhard De bruin, someofwhomhavealreadysecuredtheirplace on the Ultra starting line. “The event has grown in leaps and bounds over the past three years by securing strategic

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AZDA South Africa’s next-generation, the Mazda2 won the 2014/15 Japanese Car of the Year. The new Mazda2 is expected to arrive in South Africa early in 2015. Following the Mazda CX-5, Mazda6 and Mazda3, the soon-to-be-launched in South Africa Mazda2 is the fourth in Mazda’s lineup of new-generation models that adopt the full range of SkyActive technology and the Kodo-Soul of Motion design language. Mazda says its aspiring to create a newgeneration subcompact that would shatter people’s preconceived notions about this class of vehicle. These include an ideal driving position and pedal layout, a human machine interface that prioritises safety, high-quality interior and exterior styling, and a newlydeveloped SkyActive-D 1.5-litre clean diesel engine which offers maximum torque equivalent to a 2.5-litre petrol engine and outstanding fuel efficiency. All passenger vehicles with an expected annual sales volume of over 500 units,

announced or launched in Japan from November 1 2013 and September 30 2014 were eligible for the 2014 Car of the Year Japan award. The last Mazda to be named the Car of the Year Japan was the Mazda CX-5 in 2012. The Mazda2 is the fifth Mazda to win this award. Mazda South Africa MD David Hughes said: “Mazda is both honoured and grateful that the Mazda2 has received such a prestigious award. Mazda Southern Africa is inspired by this award, and following the local launch of the Mazda3, Mazda6 and CX-5 all-new petrol & diesel engines, we are looking forward to introducing the all-new award winning Mazda2 to the South African market.” SkyActiv, says the automaker, is the umbrella term for Mazda’s range of nextgeneration technologies - including petrol and diesel engines, transmissions, body and chassis - developed under Mazda’s ‘sustainable zoom-zoom’ vision to provide both driving pleasure and outstanding environmental and safety performance.

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THIS month Honda celebrates the 40th anniversary of its Gold Wing touring-style motorcycle with the announcement of a “birthday edition” Wing. That’s a limited number and some will reach South African showrooms. Just five years after producing its first superbikein1969,thecelebratedCB750Honda once again thought “out of the box” by creating the first long-distance touring bike the GL1000 Gold Wing. It boasted shaft drive, a water-cooled flat four engine, disc brakes all around, a touring bike that set standards of comfort and sophistication previously unheard of. Factor in a low centre-of-gravity 19-litre fuel tank, the bike offered a new twist to the definition of high-speed motorcycle touring. The bike had a relaxed feel about it, at 120km/h the motor loped along at only 4000rpm. From standstill a 400m sprint saw a time of around 13 seconds, putting the bike in the same class as the rapid Kawasaki 750 Triple and even a Laverda Jota. Many owners fitted additional touring equipmentsuchaspanniersandheftyfairings with built-in sound systems – the Wing would still managed to pull like a locomotive. Sales success came easily but the factory in

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Japan was considered too small to handle serious production numbers so, in 1981, the plant was moved lock, stock and barrel to the Marysville Motorcycle plant in Ohio, in the U.S. Interestingly, sales from 1979 to 1999 surpassed a million, with engine sizes also increasing along the way, ie: 1100cc, 1200cc, 1500cc (six cylinders for 1988). In 2001 the GL 1800 came into being – the first new model in 13 years. It was fuel-injected but a considerably lighter machine thanks to an all-aluminium frame. Anti-lock brakes were optional; the engine, incidentally developed a car-like 97kW. Specifications Honda Gold Wing 40th anniversary model Engine: liquid-cooled, four-stroke, 12-valve SOHC, flat 6, 1832cc Power: 87kW/167Nm, Electronic fuel injection Fuel tank: 25 litres Gears: five-speed, shaft drive Wheelbase: 1690mm Ground clearance: 125mm Seat height: 740mm Kerb weight: 413kg (421kg air-bag version) Wheels­tyres: (F) 18” 130/70; (R) 16” 180/60 Brakes: linked, ABS Price: TBA — Wheels24.


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Top drifters in action Reece Williamson, in the centre of the picture, with SA 's top drifters who will be in full force at the market in PMB on Sunday, 26 October 2014. Gates open at 8am and Suicide rides for spectators will start at 8.30am ­ a first for the market. The Car vs The Beast is not to be missed. Entry fee is R 50 per person and children under five will be allowed in free. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

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“Lena inkundla noma ithuba lokwakha abadlali bakusasa, yingakhoke siletha ongoti bemidlalo ehlukene,” kusho yena. Imiphumela emihle yale midlalo isiyabonakala. Abadlali asebewosaziwayo emaqenjini esizwe nakwiPSL njengo Siyabonga Sangweni (Uthungulu), Siyabonga Nkosi (Amajuba), Siyanda Xulu no-Amanda Dlamini (eThekwini), ukubala nje abambalwa, batholwa kuyo lemidlalo. Ngonyaka ophelile uMgungundlovu wadla umhlanganiso ebholeni lomnqakiswano elikolwa kubhasikithi (basketball boys). Itheku lashaya kwasani kwinetball yamantombazane. Kanti uMzinyathi yizikhokho zerugby iminyaka emithathu ilandelana. Ibhola losiso lawinwa uThukela kwathi Uthungulu lwawina ibhola labafana. Le midlalo iyodlalwa kusukela zili11 kuya zili-15 kuDecember. - Jerry Barnes.

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UNITED OUT

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FTER Maritzburg United were bundled out of the 2014/15 Telkom Knockout 1-0 by Kaizer Chiefs, AmaZulu remain the only hope for KwaZulu-Natal in the competition. USuthu eliminated Bloemfontein Celtic 3-2, coming back from two goals down. If they do well again against Mamelodi Sundowns on Saturday, their supporters will find consolation and hope that might lead them to forgetting their bad

league run so far. Having failed to win a single league game this season, the club’s management decided it was time to part ways with coach Craig Rosslee. The coaching baton has been temporarily given to Wilfred Mugeyi, who was his assistant. Tickets for the much-anticipated 2014/15 Telkom Knockout (TKO) quarter-final fixtures are now on sale. The TKO quarter-finals will be played

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thisSaturdayandSundayandticketsare available at Computicket and Shoprite Checkers nationwide at R40 for adults and R10 for children for under the age of 12. Bidvest Wits and SuperSport United will play in the opening act of the TKO quarter-final action at the Bidvest Stadium on Saturday at 3pm. On the same day, Mamelodi Sundowns will play Amazulu at the Loftus Stadium at 5.30pm. Amazulu will still be

riding a wave following their performance against Bloemfontein Celtic, where they came back from two goals down. Ajax Cape Town will travel to Orlando Stadium to play Orlando Pirates on Saturday night at 8.15pm. Orlando Pirates were last season’s runners-up in this competition. On Sunday, in form Kaizer Chiefs will host reigning TKO champions, Platinum Stars at the FNB Stadium at 3pm. - @Premier Soccer League Telkom Knockout.

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THE Save­Orion Athletic Club’s annual race takes place in November, with the 5km fun run/walk takingplaceonSatur­ day, 1 November at 4pm from the Protea Sports Grounds. The 10 and 21.1km licenced event takes place on Sunday, 9 November at 6am, starting and finishing at Save Hyper, Victo­ ria Street. The entry fee for the 5km is R20 for adults and R10 for scholars. The 10km event is R50 and the 21,1km is R100. Branded t­shirts and goody bags will be given to all finish­ ers in the licenced event, whilst the first 200 in the fun run will receive t­shirts and thereafter medals. Race flyers are available at the Save outlets and at Poobie Naidoo Sports. Ath­ letes are urged to en­ ter online at www.saveorion­ race.co.za and avoid the last minute rush. Manual entries are al­ so being taken and canbeleftatSaveHy­ per. For further inquir­ ies,contactTymaraat 076 523 7302, Nisha­ na at 083 443 8423 or 033 3471632 or Ajith at 083 659 2732.

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SOBANTU-BORN Mamelodi Sundowns players such as Lungani Mchunu who was happy that the event went ahead opener and can be better in the future. “It went very well and maybe next player Siyanda Zwane says that his played for Wanderers, AmaZulu and and attracted other wards around the year it will be at another level. We really township will always be classified as one who was a role model to everybody in Msunduzi Municipality. “Maybe our current players, thank Siyanda and all other LOC [local ofthegreatestaroundPietermaritzburg, Sobantu. “We also had the late Teenage Dladla especially the youngsters, need to be told organising committee] members who if not in the whole of South Africa. Zwanesaidthatbesidesbeingatown- who played for Golden Arrows and SA about the great sporting history of this worked around the clock to make it a ship that has produced a lot of political U23. In fact the list is endless,” said Kasi. I am just glad that the local organis- success,”said Msomi. The winners of the senior section was ing committee of this township was able stalwarts, such as Mfenendala Xaba, Zwane. Ward7(Mafakatini)andjuniorschampiZwane said that although during his to put it together.” Truman Magubane, Bruce Koloane and OneoftheorganisersinSobantu,Vusi ons were Ward 14 (Willowfontein). Ni Hadebe, to name a few, a lot of soccer recent annual tournament his ward, or -Jerry Barnes stars that went to play for SA household Sobantu, failed to reach the finals, he Msomi, said that the event was an eye clubs such as Kaizer Chiefs, African Wanderers, AmaZulu and Moroka Swallows came from Mfenendala legacy We supply it, we fit it and we guarantee it! 405 CHURCH STREET township, popularly known as ‘eKasi’. “Maybetheoutstandingexamplewas PMB Coding and cutting of transponder keys Michael “Bizzah” Dlamini. He started TEL: 033 345 4924 MANY OTHER REMOTES AND CASINGS IN STOCK. right here in this township and went all OPEN ON SUNDAY the way to play for Kaizer Chiefs and the Then we had anoth-old SA Black XI. Terms and conditions apply er quality player that came from the same GEAR LOCKS township in Bomber NOW AVAILABLE FOR: Chamane, who • VW cars Deodorant played for a couple of Sizes: 6-11 • Toyota: All models up to 2014 teams in the Profes• Hyundai: i10, i20, i30 and Getz sional Federation • Nissan: NP200, Hard body, League and for AfriNavara and Tida Sizes: 6-10 Black can Wanderers. • Opel: Chev Also available in Brown Sizes: 6-10 • Ford: Ranger, Figo, Fiesta “We also had another style Variety to view Brown & Tan • Mazda: BT50 great clubs such as SobantuManchester YOU CAN NOW PAY YOUR DSTV SUBS AT OUR which was formed STORE BY CREDIT OR DEBIT CARD ONLY by Dlamini. We also Sizes: 6-10 Boot 2 FOR had Sobantu Sizes: 6-10 R Shooting Stars Brown which produced a Similar to “ck ONE” number of players 2x150ml 280 BOOM ST • TEL: 033 342 0016/18 R800,00 Also available in and put Sobantu on R900,00 Black/Brown R590,00 Black/Burgundy/ Established 1975 • E&OE DELIAN MARIAN another style Tan Sizes: 5-10 the SA football map. We supply it, we fit it and we guarantee it! “Aside from me, a Pictures shown may differ from actual products in-store • While stocks last • E&OE fewyearsagowehad


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