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TOTAL of 1 000 destitute families in the Eastern Cape will benefit from the new approved guidelines which are aimed at improving the quality of houses handed over to the homeless in the province.
added that they are aiming to deliver a further 1 000 homes to combat the backlog of 4 000 houses. “Normally when we build a house, the owner is expected to do some things in the house, but we
have realised that giving destitute people homes that still need touchups is a waste of time because they cannot afford it,� said Sicwetsha. He said the new guidelines make provision for the building of “a
home rather than a house.� In this, both the internal and external walls are plastered, there’s waterborne sewerage (urban), running water inside the house (urban), bathroom (inside), sanitation (VIP or alterna-
Provincial Department of Human Settlements spokesperson Lwandile Sicwetsha said MEC Helen Sauls-August has already been handing over houses built according to the new guidelines. He
tive sanitation), a rain water tank, Apron (as per NHBRC Manual), solar geyser, floor tiling, PVC, fencing of the entire yard, ceiling, specified roof covering and provision for disabled people. “We’re providing homes for the destitute and vulnerable members of our communities,� said Sicwetsha, adding that in most cases the beneficiaries are pensioners, unemployed, child-headed homes and homeless. According to Sicwetsha, the government is currently looking at finding partners and sponsors to ensure that the destitute get fullyfledged houses.
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INDABA NEWS•NUUS WEDNESDAY, 22 AUGUST 2012
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Bittersweet moments for Lebo’s mom at musical tribute < Judy Peter took a photo with one of leading role players in the musical, Khanyi Mbau at the State Theatre in Tshwane. Photos: NCEBA DLADLA > Judy Peter in the middle (in front) backstage with the scriptwriter and director of Drama Queen: A Tribute to Lebo Mathosa, Sello Maake kaNcube, members of the cast and band members at State Theatre.
NCEBA DLADLA THE biological mother of the late South African diva, Lebo Mathosa, who died tragically in the prime of her life and career, was invited to the State Theatre in Pretoria last week to watch a musical about her daughter’s life. Judy Peter, of Kamvelihle in Motherwell, had an opportunity to mingle with well-known figures in the entertainment industry including Khanyi Mbau and Sindi Nene who together with four other girls play South Africa’s own Madonna in the show. “Drama Queen - A Tribute to Lebo Mathosa”, which is currently running until 9 September, is penned and directed by thespian, film actor
This is like winning an award,” said a vivacious Mbau. KaNcube said that with this production he wanted to focus on Lebo as she was on stage. “I wanted to show her creative side as a singer and dancer. Using some of her interviews and lyrics in her music I saw a three-dimensional person in Lebo and took the liberty of letting her speak from the dead,” said KaNcube. The immortalised and in-yourface Lebo speaks about everything including discovering her mother
who is from Port Elizabeth and how she wanted Judy to be part of her life. “It brought moments of happiness and sadness to me. It made me cry and laugh at the same time. I wish my daughter (Lebo) was there to see it. Finally, I am finding peace and closure at last. I want to thank Sello (Maake kaNcube). And may God richly bless him,” said Judy. Plans are afoot to have the musical tour the Eastern Cape and other parts of the country. KaNcube said there was also a possibility of a tour to the SADC region.
and director, Sello Maake KaNcube. Former SABC1 Soapie Generations heart-throb Archie Moroka KaNcube, who is currently playing Daniel Nyathi on eTV’s Scandal, invited Peter to attend the show. KaNcube said he would also have wanted to have Nomvula Mathosa, Lebo’s adopted mother, there had she still been alive. The musical tells of Lebo’s life from birth, growing up in Daveyton outside of Johannesburg, to becoming a member of the Kwaito group Boomshaka from 1994 to 1999 and her very successful solo career from 1999 until its tragic end in a car-crash on 23 October 2006. Lebo was 29 years of age, single and without a child when she died. “It’s an honour for me to play Lebo. She was my idol and mentor.
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Police show good heart in women’s month celebrations NCEBA DLADLA POLICE are not only about arresting wrong-doers. They protect law-abiding citizens and also have a softer side to them which was seen in Motherwell and New Brighton in Port Elizabeth last week Thursday. The SAPS women from Motherwell Police Station led by Col. Tebogo Machaba visited the eThembeni Interim Home in the Social Development Building in Motherwell to offer love and goodies including fruit, sweets, toiletries and face-cloths. They offered a short prayer and sang with the elderly. Col. Machaba said as women, they decided to show that they love and care for humanity and especially the elderly who so need love and care at this stage of their lives. Machaba spoke about Moral Regeneration and the need for the young to love, re-
spect and honour the elderly. “These are displaced elderly people who are brought here because there is nobody in their families to look after them. The institution does not get any grant or government support. These gogos and mkhulus depend on their old-age pensions and donations. We thank you for thinking about us,” said Social Worker Nokulunga Ndabangaye. Meanwhile, women of the Swartkops Railway SAPS brought an early Christmas to the children of Bambani Pre-School in Avenue E, New Brighton as they showered them with gifts including toys and sweets. “We also had lunch with them and they enjoyed it,” said Col. Alicia Leander who led the delegation that also gave lots of love to the toddlers. “We also gave them talks on the safety issues as a lot of young people easily fall victim to the railway line nearby,” said Col. Leander, adding that plans are afoot for them to officially “adopt” the pre-school from the first week of September.
IN the front row, from left are Phumla Grootboom, Col. Tebogo Machaba, gogo Evelyn Totyi, Nokulunga Ndabangaye and Andra Hutchinson. At the back from left are Roxanne Erasmus and Muriel Noera. Photo: NCEBA DLADLA
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M’well cluster Police recorded many arrests NCEBA DLADLA MOTHERWELL Cluster of the South African Police Service (SAPS) which includes New Brighton, KwaZakhele, Zwide, KwaDwesi, Kinkelbos, Kamvelihle and Motherwell recorded a high number of arrests working together in the past weekend. “Police have been performing stop and search operations including road blocks and made many arrests,” said police spokesperson Warrant Officer Dumile Gwavu. According to Gwavu, police made 80 arrests for drunk and disorderly conduct; four people for murder, four for rape, three for
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INDABA NEWS•NUUS WEDNESDAY, 22 AUGUST 2012
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Casual Day invites public to get on board for persons with disabilities SOUTH Africa’s biggest fundraising project for persons with disabilities, Casual Day, will be held on Friday, September 7. Inspired by a naval and boating theme, the 2012 message is, “Get on Board”. Whilst the public is encouraged to dress like a captain, sailor or pirate, the implication is that wearing the R10 Casual Day sticker is the endorsement to show that one did in fact, get on board with Casual Day. Last year Casual Day showed that South Africa really is a nation of “rock stars” and more than R20 million was raised for persons with disabilities. About 400 organisations rendering
services in the field of disability, via the structures of 6 major, national beneficiaries, benefited from last year’s money raised. Casual Day is a successful initiative of the National Council for Persons with Physical Disabilities in South Africa (NCPPDSA) and beneficiaries include Epilepsy SA, DEAFSA, SA National Council for the Blind, SA Federation for Mental Health, Disabled People SA as well as the NCPPDSA. The annual Casual Day event has become a staple on the calendars of corporate South Africa, providing an easy and fun-filled way to make a positive contribution to this, one of most marginalised sectors of society.
NNMU SCIENCE STUDENT AWARDED Bulelani Sokopo (centre) re ceived the award for the best initial de gree in the Fac ulty of Science at NMMU’s re cent academic awards function. Here he is with his proud par ents, Xola Loyiso and Ann Sokopo. Photo: SUPPLIED
Disabled Andisiwe wants to prove he is able ZELDRÉ SWANEPOEL WHEN she found out her 6-month-old baby was disabled, the young mom was distraught, but 21 years later no one can be more proud of the young man who has become an inspiration to his fellow learners and teachers at Northern Lights Special School. Lilian Nyangasya is the proud mother behind Andisiwe (21) who is aspiring to attend university next year, despite his severe disability. “My son was diagnosed with spastic quadriplegia at the age of six months, and I was shocked and wondered why this had happened to my baby. But today I am so proud of where he is in his life, and how hard he works to be successful. He brings me so much joy and makes me very happy,” said Lillian, a single mom of three. Andisiwe is currently in matric, a top academic achiever and the headboy at Northern Lights School. Not one to let his disability hold him back, he has his heart set on attending NMMU next year. For this to be realised he would need a full-time carer who can assist him with daily living and also help him around campus. Andisiwe’s class teacher, Amy Weitz, says they have faith in him that he would make a success of his studies. “Andisiwe is an excellent scholar, and all his assignments are always on time and all his schoolwork is neatly done. In addition he is always friendly and has a smile on his face, despite all the discomfort he suffers,” said Weitz. Weitz realizes that it would not be easy for Andisiwe to attend university, but she has faith that his determination and positive attitude will carry him through. “Owing to the nature of his disability, he
Andisiwe Nyangasya (front) with the important women in his life. From left, Amy Weitz (class teacher), Wendy Kops (physiotherapist), and his mom Lilian. Photo: ZELDRÉ SWANEPOEL requires specialised seating to help position him well and prevent further disability and pain. He is a permanent wheelchair user with no control of his arms and therefore cannot propel himself in his wheelchair or write,” explained Wendy Kops, the school’s physiotherapist who works with Andisiwe on a daily basis. He has no medical aid and has been on a waiting list for a Schantz Osteotomy - for a painful, dislocated hip - since 2008. “We certainly hope that he will get corrective surgery to enhance his seating and positioning. We are looking for any medical help and financial assistance with sponsoring him with a carer for his time at campus,” said Kops. Andisiwe wants to study either Law or Media Studies, and is hoping to receive a bursary. For more info call the school on 0 041 365 1644.
Dumani School principal Simphiwe Mkangelwa (second from right) is seen with Old Mutual Area Manag ers Mlamli Hobongwana (left) and Sandile Ntombela (right), School HOD Bukelwa Ralane and two of the 50 beneficiaries. Photo: NCEBA DLADLA
Old Mutual donates school shoes to the needy school children NCEBA DLADLA INKAMPANI ye-Insurance u-Old Mutual eBhayi yenze umahluko bubantywana besikolo samabanga aphantsi iDumani eseNU3 eMotherwell ngokubapha izihlangu ngalo Mvulo. Ngama 50 afumeneyo nathe abobotheka luncumo ngethuba amagosa akwa-Old Mutual encedisana neetitshala ukubanxibisa ezo zihlangu ukuqinisekisa ukuba ziyabalingana. “U-Old Mutual wenze umahluko omkhulu kwesi sikolo. Abazali abaninzi kwisikolo sethu abaphangeli ngonko batsala nzima ukuthengela abantwana i-yunifom, ngakumbi izihlangu,” kutsho inqununu yesikolo uMnu. Simphiwe Mkangelwa. OkaMkangelwa uthe ingxaki enkulu yokungahanjwa kwesikolo iyakuba sesezolo emva kwalo msindleko kuba uninzi lwabantwana bebengasihambi isikolo ngenxa yokungabi nazihlangu. Oyi-Area Manager kwa-Old Mutual uMnu. Mlamli Hobongwana uxelele le mvaba ukuba
ngesi senzo banikezela inkxaso kwezemfundo ngokuthi bancedisane nabo batsala nzima ekuhlaleni. “Sibone kukho imfuno saqalisa ngale projekthi yokunikezela ngezihlangu kwabo batsala-nzima nabaphantsi komngcipheko,” kutsho okaHobongwana, esangeza ngelithi, baqale nyakenye ukukhangela izikolo ezinemfuno. “Egameni labahlali noCeba Friday Frans ongakwazanga kubakho kukuxakeka, ndifuna ukuthi enkosi ku-Old Mutual. Siyakubulela oku nikwenzele abantwana bethu,” kutsho uLindela Mbewu oyi-Community Development Worker. Ngokutsho kukaHobongwana, oku baseza kukwenza kwizikolo iSeyisi kunye neWalmer Primary nalapho babone imfuno. Ubongoze abazali ukuba babancedise abantwana baziphathe kakuhle izihlangu zabo ezitsha. “Ndiyazithanda ezi zihlangu,” kutsho okuGrade 2 u-Andiphile Bob (8) ngookraca bakhe bezihlangu. “Zihle kakhulu,” ungqinile uLuthando Beto, okwane- 8 seminyaka ezelwe.
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Siseko wants to share his love, expertise of the violin NCEBA DLADLA SISEKO Pame loves his violin. And, in the spirit of good will, he wants to share the skill of playing this instrument with the youth of Nelson Mandela Bay. The very talented Pame, who describes his music as a combination of Jazz, Gospel and Afropop, is also vocally gifted and is a songwriter, music producer and director. Pame, of Walmer/Gqebera in Port Elizabeth, started playing classical orchestra in 2005 after receiving classical music lessons from Richard Lento’s private institution – the TACC Youth Orchestra in Duncan Village, East London. Like most South African musicians he started singing in the church choir at the age of 13 years, and was the leader of a worship team. After passing matric at Alphandale High School in East London, Pame enrolled for an Engineering Diploma at the Eastern Cape Technikon (now part of the Walter Sisulu University of Technology) but could not finish his studies because the music bug just would not leave him. “I did some short courses in Electrical Engineering instead and went to work, because I wanted to play music more than anything,” said Pame. He now works for civil and engineering management company Mikros. Married to Umhlobo Wenene FM’s Nokubonga Pame, otherwise known as DJ Blaq, this father of a 3 month old baby
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Icilongo Indigenous Gospel Awards, a first for SA NCEBA DLADLA PLANS are afoot to have Indigenous Gospel Music celebrated in South Africa through an awards ceremony. The awards is an initiative by Mandla Motau of Mandla Entertainment and Julia Moloi of We are Capable, a registered NPO who conceptualised the idea of the awards. “The awards, known as Icilongo will look specifically after the core indigenous gospel sounds the type of music that is largely being ignored when recognition is given to South African music through SA Music Awards and Crown Awards,” said Motau. The awards will take place in February 2013.
“The aim is to honour and acknowledge traditional gospel choirs, groups and individuals like Amadodana aseWisile, Barorisi ba Morena, Believers in Christ and many more who have given us traditional music but were never actually recognised,” said Motau. According to Moloi, groups who have not recorded their music before, can do so to qualify for the event. Acts need to enter only three songs, added Moloi. Icilongo Music Awards genres open for entry are: 1. Best Zion, 2. Best Maskandi Gospel, 3. Best Clap and Tap Award, 4. Best Choral, 5. Best ZCC Mkhukhu, 6. Best A capella, 8. Best Tente, 9. Julia Moloi of We are Capable. Best Amapostolo, 10. Best PentePhoto: SUPPLIED costal, 11. Best Methodist, 12. Best Catholic, 13. Best Israelites, 14. Best Ethopian and 15. Best Baptist.
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Converse thrashed Girls United SELBY MADIKANE FANS of Girls United were shocked when their side was thrashed 24-0 by the high-riding Converse during their Motherwell Netball Association (MONA) senior league game Coselalani High School on August 11. In the first quarter of the game, Converse led 5-0 with United promising to fight back with a big bang. But from the second to the last quarter of the game the score increased to 24-0 in favour of Converse. In another senior league game,
Goal Desire showed their mettle with a 25-0 victory over Young Ideas. In a tough clash, Moonlight Stars was defeated 10-16 by Newcastle despite playing their hearts out. MONA Juniors results: Under-14 Section * Khangelani 17-0 Black Aces * Young Ideas 1-7 New Castle * Happy Girls 0-17 Young Ideas * Goal Desire 10-5 Moonlight Stars Under-16 Section * Kwanele 20-0 Black Aces * Moonlight Stars 19-0 Black Aces * Goal Desire 23-0 Young Killers * Lovely Girls 0-16 Young Ideas
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Ebenezer FC are champs NCEBA DLADLA SOCCER coach Jermyn Leander is doing something right with his club Ebenezer FC. The under-15 outfit won the Annual Saints Tournament held in Arcadia and Bloemendal during National Women’s Day on 9th August. In a tournament where the best in the Northern Areas competed, Ebenezer FC won a trophy and gold medals by beating six under-15 teams they were up against. The club’s Charl Reid was voted as the player of the tournament while coach Leander took the
honours as the Overall Coach of the Tournament. “We are a club that is striving to lead our players to a life-style in Christ, a vision that sees us having many challenges but one that we will never shy away from. We work hard as a team and respect each and everyone’s abilities on the field of play. We work together,” said Leander. Leander said he was overjoyed by the success of his team and was hoping the boys will continue with their winning ways, working hard to one day represent the country as part of Bafana Bafana.
Camper United on the verge to clinch ZWIFA Super League Cup SELBY MADIKANE SOWETO-ON-SEA’s pride Camper United FC are currently leading the pack of teams in Zwide Football Association (ZWIFA)’s Super League Division and are well on their way to lift the most prestige cup following their consistent outstanding performance. United could not afford to disappoint their loyal supporters, who rallied behind their side right from the beginning of the league season, when they deservedly ousted Real Crusaders’ Reserves 2-0 at their fields on 11 August.
Other ZWIFA Super League promotions candidates Manchester City, affectionately known as AmaRhamba, went for a total onslaught when they buried Blackburn United 4-1. Fans watched a nail-biting encounter when Zwide Pirates earned a 3-2 hard-fought victory from Shining Stars Reserves, while Young Killers also secured an all-important 1-0 from their neighbours Golden Aces Reserves. In the three battles of ZWIFA Super League teams, fans saw Zwide Celtics Reserves against Everton and Rholihlahla XI against Ijuba Aces all drawing 2-2.
Hotspurs takes sweet revenge SELBY MADIKANE FOLLOWING their 3-1 defeat to Blackpool in the Mala Moodaley Cup Competition, Hotspurs took sweet revenge when they beat them 2-1 during the Northern Areas Football Association (NAFA) Premier League games recently.
Park United, who are called U-U by its loyal supporters, continued with their winning streak when they beat Ebenezer 2-0. Bloom Callies secured an all-important 1-1 draw when they were up against buoyant Chatty United. Shamrocks suffered a 2-0 loss to Fairview Rovers.
Showville teams upset champs SELBY MADIKANE The community of Showville in Motherwell was in a joyous mood when both their teams won their games in the Motherwell Football Association (MOFA) Dr Biyana Top 8 Semi-finals at NU9 Stadium on 11 August. City Rangers beat MOFA Super League Champions, Young
Ideas, 1-0 in their semi-finals while Valencia upset MOFA Premier League winners, Ikamva Movers, also with a score of 1-0. In the highly contested Premier League top 8 semi-finals, Real Strikers ousted Shining Stars 4-3 on penalties. In the last first division semifinals, NU 29 United Stars gave a good fight in their 3-2 victory over Camper United.
6 million smiles
…one at a time
In the past year, Badisa Welfare Organisation provided more than 6 million meals for South Africans in communities, children’s homes, disabled citizens in care facilities and the elderly in retirement homes. We greatly rely on public financial support to fund critical programmes and numerous social services we provide around South Africa. You can help us to make a bigger and better difference by supporting our One More campaign.
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Dynamos honours its outstanding players SELBY MADIKANE DYNAMOS FC held a glittering function at Bolo Punch Hall, Kwazakhele to honour its players for their outstanding performances for the 2010/11 and 2011/12 seasons.
United Comrades took part in Super Cup KO Games. Photo: SELBY MADIKANE
ZAFA president, Sabelo Nkuhlu, current and former Dynamos players and parents were amongst the attendees. Guest of honour, councillor Xolani Sabani, stressed that “youth in sport, is youth out of court”. Sabani urged young people to take sport seriously and he committed himself to organize an under-13 tournament. He commended Dynamos officials for hosting the function which would go a long way to motivating the players.
The 2010/11 season awards were: First Division Top goal scorer – Xola Ncinga Most Improved Player – Luxolo Khethiso Premier League Top goal scorer – Phumlani
Mnabisa
Most Improved Player – Thandisizwe
Ziko
Player player’s awards – Luzuko Meje. The 2011/12 season awards were: President Awards Dedicated player – Vuyani Mdayi Oldest Player – Sihote Letsi (First Di-
vision)
Oldest Player – Thembela Jabe (Pre-
mier League)
Most Improved Player – Sive Gqezeng-
abe President Sabelo Nkuhlu presents Phumlani Mnabisa with a trophy. Photo: SELBY MADIKANE
Disciplined Player – Mawethu Mangil-
ingane
Player’s Player – Vuyani Mdayi Top goalscorer – Phumlani Mnabisa
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UDANO belubhalwe lwacaca gca kubathandi bebhola elikhulu ngethuba kumiswa imidlalo yetumente ye-Super Cup kumabala aseWells Estate ngenxa yemvula ebisina ngamandla
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