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Action from the Maimane Alfred Phiri games in Alexandra township. Photo by Trevor Kunene
By MTHOKOZISI MKHONZA THE 2017 edition of the Maimane Alfred Phiri (Map) Games has been yet another success! Yesterday, four teams: Black Poison, Mighty Birds, Ndengeza and Lebash battled it out for a spot in the final. And now, all eyes are on the eagerly-awaited final taking place today at Alexandra Stadium (5pm). The two teams, that had not been finalised yet at the time of going to print yesterday, will be wrestling for the trophy that was won by Braamfischer Eagles last year. The popular kasi diski tournament kicked off a month ago and thousands of fans witnessed another success of the games that have grown significantly since they were launched in 2001. This year was the 17th edition of the tournament and it continued to live up to expectations. Since the inception of the tournament, there’s no club that have successfully defended the title, something organisers can brag about, as it proves that the tournament is growing and is competitive. The Map Games, which are
organised by former Bafana Bafana and SuperSport United midfielder Maimane Phiri, do not only afford up-and-coming players an opportunity to showcase their talent, also help raise funds for locally-based organisations. The Map Games attract various club officials, talent scouts and kasi soccer lovers from different parts of Gauteng. Phiri told SunSport that without the support from the fans, the games would not be what they are today. Said Phiri: “The Map Games are not only about football but also about uniting people. “People from different cultures come together to enjoy each another’s company. “The competition has also grown, and the attendance was high at all our games. That’s exciting! “People enjoy skills and the trickery they have come to miss that in the Premier Soccer League.” Over the past years, these games have produced the likes of Tshepo Matete, Lebogang Manyama, Khethokwakhe Masuku, Thabo Mosadi and Sipho Moeti.
Dikwena lack the killer bite! By MTHOKOZISI MKHONZA In Orkney AFTER their timid 1-0 loss to Free State Stars in the first semi-final of the Bokone Bophirima Maize Cup in Orkney yesterday, Platium Stars’ newly appointed assistant coach Milton Dlamini accused Dikwena’s former star striker Ndumiso Mabena of being a prima donna! Mabena, who allegedly refused to renew his contract at the North West outfit, wants a bigger and better deal.. According to Dlamini, the club is keen on retaining Mabena’s services but his demands are above their reach – and as things stand the club may be forced to look for a replacement. Dlamini said: “We are losing key players at an alarming rate. Mabena is a good player, we rate him very highly. But we can’t afford him as things stand. If he wants he can still come back with a reasonable offer, the team still wants him. Hopefully we can agree on the personal terms with him.” Stars recently signed Baroka FC striker Phineas Matlakaka who scored five goals in 10
matches helping Bakgaga to survive the axe last season. Dikwena have already lost striker Bonginkosi Ntuli who is returning back to Mamelodi Sundowns as his loan spell with Dikwena has to come an end. Yesterday, they had a youthful team that will need to be mixed with experienced players. The Rustenburg-based club has also lost promising youngster Kobamelo Kodisang, who joined Absa Premiership and MTN8 Champions Bidvest Wits. Looking at the number of exits from their camp, Dikwena could face a serious struggle in the coming season. New coach Peter Butler who was appointed early last month, has not started his duties with the club as he is still waiting for his work permit. The former Botswana mentor has his work cut out as his squad is dominated by inexperienced youngsters. Dlamini also admitted that the club will need to bring in new experienced faces before the start of the new season. He insisted that they can’t rely on the Multichoice Diski Challenge players for survival in the top flight division.
Platinum Stars still want Ndumiso Mabena to play for them. Photo by Gallo Images
Bafanaholdtheadvantage KAIZER Chiefs striker Ryan Moon scored a goal on debut in the 28th minute and Gift Motupa doubled the advantage in the second-half. Bafana threatened early, as another debutant in Teboho Mokoena directed a free-kick into the arms of goalkeeper Masule Mwapule. The deadlock was broken by Moon as the game approached the half-hour mark, the 20-year-old forward beating his marker and marking his maiden Bafana Bafana appearance with a neat goal. Others to have netted in their first showing for South Africa in the past few years include Mpho Makola, Thabo Mnyamane, Bongani Ndulula and David Zulu. For Botswana, Kabelo Seakanyeng had a shot on goal midway through
the stanza, while Thero Setsile headed wide shortly before the break. Coming out for the second period, the home side pushed for an equaliser and Bafana Bafana lived dangerously but eventually got the ball clear following a goal mouth scramble. At the other end a good move afforded Gift Motupa the space to shoot but he directed his effort wide of goal. When given another opportunity in the 72nd minute he did not disappoint as Cole Alexander picked up Jamie Webber’s cross to set up Motupa to score his fourth in the colours of the national team. The Moruleng Stadium in the North West Province plays host to the second-leg match next Saturday. – KickOff.com
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MAIZECUPGLORY FORKAIZERCHIEFS By CHARLES BALOYI in NORTH WEST at JAMES MOTLATSI STADIUM IF Kaizer Chief’s performance in the Bokone Bophirima Maize Cup is anything to go by, Amakhosi will have a much better Premiership in the 2017-18 season. But sadly that’s not how it works in football. In reality Amakhosi and their thousands of fans know that the team has to double their effort if they are to be seen as a force to be reckoned with in the upcoming season. It’s one thing impressing in a meaningless pre-season tournament and another thing when it comes to staking your claim in the top flight division. But their fans will have every reason to be optimistic by what they have seen at the one day tournament held at James Motlatsi Stadium in Orkney yesterday. Their team kept two clean sheets and scored three goals. Amakhosi displayed a solid performance to defeat Free State Stars 1-0 in the final watched by a capacity crowd. Crowd favourite George Lebese finished off a brilliant move to round off a great day for the Soweto giants with eight minutes on the clock. Coach Steve Komphela fielded two teams in the two games against Township Rollers of Botswana when they won their semi-final showdown 2-0. The team he fielded for the grand finale against Ea Lla Koto also played well. But as to whether Amakhosi have enough
quality or not to challenge for honours next season remains to be seen. There was a big crowd that created an electric atmosphere as Orkney came alive. Amakhosi defeated Botswana outfit Township Rollers 2-0 as Venezuelan Gustavo Peaz, who was wearing his new No. 9 shirt grabbed a brace. Ea Lla Koto eliminated the host team Platinum Stars, who had fielded a youthful team 1-0 in the opening semi-final. The Soweto giants gave their new signing Teenage Hadebe from Zimbabwe’s Chicken Inn, Philani Zulu from Maritzburg United and BongolethuJayiya from Cape Town City. It was Sammy Troughton’s first match in charge of Ea Lla Koto since his appointment as their new head coach last month. Losing the final is not a train smash for Troughton as he is rebuilding and still settling in his new job. Troughton, who is having his second spell at Ea Lla Koto, said his mandate is to secure a top8 finish in the new season. But Troughton, who was the club’s assistant coach couple of years ago, know that he has his job cut out. He suffered relegation with University of Pretoria two season ago and he also failed to help First National Division outfit Stellenbosch FC gain promotion to the top flight division. The Mother City based outfit were denied their PSL berth by Baroka FC and Troughton says he is better equipped to make an impact in the PSL this time. Troughton said: “I have a point to prove and my goal is to qualify for the top8.”
Keagan Buchanan of Chiefs is challenged by Nhlanhla Vilakasi of Free State Stars. Photo by BackpagePix
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) ANC presidential hopeful, Baleka Mbete, on Friday reached out to the party’s alliance partners and called for strained relationships to be “nursed”. “Tempers must cool down. The alliance is very important. We are the ones who must build it and we must nurse it,” she told members of the ANC’s Dorothy Nyembe branch, most of them pensioners, in Soweto. A divided alliance would not gain the trust of voters in the 2019 general elections and, if they could not unite, DA’s Mmusi Maimane could become the country’s next president, Mbete warned. ) FORMER president Thabo Mbeki has taken some jabs at President Jacob Zuma’s government, accusing it of taking incoherent decisions. He also rubbished Zuma’s supporters for labelling white monopoly capital as the enemy and for demanding changes to the Constitution to allow for land expropriation without compensation. Mbeki was interviewed on Gauteng radio station Power FM on Thursday night and, for more than two hours, reflected on his term in office, economic challenges facing the country, and problems facing the ANC. He criticised Zuma’s management of his Cabinet.
) THE two men who allegedly forced Victor Mlotshwa into a coffin and threatened to pour petrol over him have received death threats while in prison, the Middelburg Magistrate’s Court heard on Friday. Theo Jackson and Willem Oosthuizen were reapplying for bail on Friday morning. The pair faces charges of kidnapping, assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm, and attempted murder. In their affidavits, the men said they witnessed several attacks by “hardened criminals” on other inmates. The pair said they would be able to afford R1 000 bail each. ) STALWARTS and veterans of the ANC said it was wrong for the party to expect its MPs to vote along party lines when a motion of no confidence in President Jacob Zuma comes up in the National Assembly next month. The ANC had issued an ultimatum to its MPs, warning them that if they didn’t vote against the motion to have Zuma removed, they could face possible disciplinary action. MP Makhosi Khoza has come under fire due to her request for National Assembly Speaker Baleka Mbete to allow for voting to be done using a secret ballot. ) ABSA has launched an application in the North Gauteng High Court in Pretoria to review and set aside Public Protector Busisiwe Mkwhebane’s Bankorp report, the bank announced on Thursday. “We look forward to this case being brought to court,” the bank said. Last month, Mkwhebane ordered Absa to pay back a bailout of R1,125bn that the SA Reserve Bank granted to Bankorp, which was later bought by Absa, during apartheid. She said two investigations established that the financial aid was irregular.
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Sunday 16 July 2017
TV HOST ‘LOSES HER COOL’
By THEO NYHABA SHE saw her private number doing the rounds on social media. And Uyanda Mbuli lost her cool . . . NOW SHE’S AT WAR WITH JOYCE MOLAMU! Joyce who? SunReaders with long memories will recall her almost forgotten claim to fame – Joyce Omphemetse Molamu was allegedly “blessed” by Minister Fikile Mbalula nearly six years ago. Now, Joyce is back in the headlines, as TV presenter Uyanda’s lawyers close in on her. There’s also a Crimen Injuria (a wilful injury to someone’s dignity, caused by the use of obscene or racially offensive language or gestures) charge brewing, which Uyanda laid at Midrand Police Station. The cause of all the trouble is a WhatsApp screenshot containing Uyanda’s private number – which went viral on social media. Uyanda freaked out when she became aware of this gross invasion of her privacy. And she traced the screenshot to Joyce’s Facebook page. Joyce is a young ladys who is well-known in Jozi night clubs. Sources close to the situation say Uyanda returned from Dubai, London and Paris, where she was filming the second season of her reality show, Uyanda, It’s On, and discovered that her number was circulating. A source close to Joyce said Uyanda was just one of the many high-profile
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LawyerssendJoyceletterofdemand people her friend had targeted over the years. “Her list includes a number of high-profile men, mainly politicians and businessmen,” claimed the source. Another source said cops went looking for Joyce after the Crimen Injuria charge was laid. But they couldn’t find her. One cop called the party girl, who allegedly told him she was attending a funeral. An affidavit filed by Uyanda revealed that Joyce sent her the screenshot she made public – and claimed she did it to hit back at her. According to the affidavit, Joyce accused Uyanda of asking her man for money. But Uyanda stated that the guy was her homeboy – whom she had helped financially to save his house and car from the repo men. Joyce allegedly replied in a WhatsApp, saying: “Correction – his house was auctioned, he still has his M4 that he hasn’t paid for three months.” She then posted a Facebook message, which said: “Somebody must get Uyanda Mbuli a blesser so she can stop asking our men for money.” And Joyce then added Uyanda’s private cellphone number. Uyanda stated in her police document
that this was: “. . . calculated to grossly impair my right to human dignity with content, which was malicious, extremely defamatory, humiliating to her.” And that Joyce had committed an intentional act of Crimen Injuria. Uyanda wrote that she had never met Joyce until she contacted her about the screenshots. She stated that Joyce had directly insulted her in a string of WhatsApp messages, had called her “a stupid bitch” and had released Uyanda’s private cellphone number to the public domain. This, according to Uyanda, had caused her to endure abuse, insults and stalking from people who’ve had a field day, using this number for all sorts of unlawful reasons. Joyce rose to fame when she claimed to have been impregnated by Mbalula. She was later featured in newspapers after leaking nude pictures. Uyanda refused to comment, and referred the SunTeam to her lawyers, Popo Masilo and Calvin Maile. Popo said: “We sent a letter demanding a written apology for infringment to the right of dignity of our client. We’re also contemplating a lawsuit.” When asked to comment, Joyce said: “This matter is Sub Judice, I can’t comment at this stage.”
Robert Mugabe at the rally in Mutoko, in Zimbabwe, with First lady Grace Mugabe. Photo by Themba Masekoepa
PRESIDENT Robert Mugabe’s sons were evicted from a luxury apartment block in Jozi’s affluent suburb of Sandton because of their “unacceptable behaviour”, a newspaper claimed this week. The Friday report came after Mugabe had last month said his wife, Grace Mugabe, had made an “emergency” trip to South Africa to find “secure accommodation” for their two sons. The Zimbabwe Independent, quoting unnamed sources, said the boys: Robert Junior and Chatunga Robert Jr and Bellarmine Chatunga Mugabe. Photo by AP Bellarmine, were renting a luxury apartment at The Regent apartment hotel in Morningside. In a front page story, the IndependApartments at the building are ent said things came to a head late rented out for up to R74 000 per last month after “a violent brawl” in month. the complex’s entrance area left a “The boys were usually up during member of the boys’ security team the night partying with different seriously injured, the paper said. ladies, drinking and smoking,” one The fight was said to have involved unnamed resident told the paper. “a dispute over women”. “There were almost daily complaints Following that incident, the by other tenants about the noise Mugabes were forced to vacate the coming from apartment 601.” property.
Mugabe’s sons relocated to Mzansi from Harare and Dubai earlier this year. The First Lady’s trip to Mzansi last month meant she missed a rally to drum up support for her husband’s 2018 re-election bid. It was at that rally that Mugabe first told supporters about his sons’ accommodation “emergency”, although he gave no details. The Independent said Robert Jr was a student at the University of Joburg, and that he and his brother were chauffeured around in luxury limousines. A source said: “Their driver would wait dutifully on call in one of the luxury vehicles, often sleeping there, awaiting a command to drive them to wherever they wanted.” – News24
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By MDUDUZI NONYANE CONVICTED killer Sindisiwe Manqele allegedly wants the creature comforts of home in her jail cell. This as the accused, sentenced to 12 years in prison last year in March for killing her lover and hip hop star Flabba (real name Nkululeko Habedi), had allegedly demanded a laptop and web access. This week, she filed an urgent application with the South Gauteng High Court to force the Minister of Justice and Correctional Services, Michael Masutha, to grant her these privileges. In her affidavit, seen by the SunTeam, Sindisiwe insists the two items are important for her to complete her higher certificate in law, for which she has registered with the University of South Africa. Her court papers read, in part: “I have submitted a request to be allowed a laptop and a modem for my study purpose on 3 July 2017, and have since not received any feedback on the matter. “I also wish to bring this to your attention that my academic year has started and I’m lagging behind with my studies. “Further delay would result in me being unable to cope with the required performance for my progress and development.” To strengthen her case, Sindisiwe said she was also
registered for online modules, for which there was no printed study material. “All material is sent electronically and has to be downloaded, creating a need for it to be stored in a laptop.” Sindisiwe insisted. She also stated that she didn’t understand why she hadn’t been granted the material because other inmates had, on previous occasions, been allowed access to such tools. “This is on the basis of court rulings in favour of fellow inmate students using laptops, specifically Regina Kgafela, Loraine Ndlovu, Bridgette Nxele and Venise Fisher, among others, in this correctional centre.” She said this would prejudiced her if she was denied access to the items as she studied at night, weekends and public holidays. The Department of Correctional Services spokesperson, Singabakho Nxumalo, said: “Correctional Service’s legal department is to receive court papers and will respond accordingly.”
Buhle Mkhize is said to have been offered a deal she couldn’t resist.
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AM not sure what cheap drugs my man is on and I am concerned. I had to endure a weekend of no sex during our last getaway, all because he read some manual on treating women. According to him, he is not with me for my body and wanted to prove that by denying me carnal pleasure for what seemed like a month. At first, I thought he was joking as I’m looking hot. Banging! I assumed he would reach out for me and envelop me in his arms as I walked to him in my nakedness and asked him the time. I wasn’t wearing a watch. My apple-sized breasts with perky nipples did nothing for him. Even my dance with a lone feather just seemed to give him indigestion, so I gave up on day one. Surely, it was still an enjoyable weekend even if he didn’t make me scream. It was amazing as we were together, but it’s suggested, and encouraged and okay if he wants me for my body. Damn! Especially on trips. There’s nothing wrong with being wanted for your body! Stop reading books written by women who hate men and don’t experience lust, love or passion. This is what every man should know, as well as the following: ) Unless a girl fancies anal sex, she won’t offer it. ) Ensure your mates are with you and your blind date – some women are known to claim rape. ) Never accept lifts from strangers you’re not paying, even if her breasts are protruding out of her top. ) Stay home, be faithful – and live long. ) Don’t sexually harass female staff with unnecessary hugs – do you want your daughter groped by an old guy like you? STOP. ) Sex is important, lads. Some women lie when they say we hate it. Ignore their books. ) Sex is a dance which must be prepared for, so enjoy the foreplay and don’t rush. ) Your woman is your mate, but not one of the boys – so never forget to surprise her with gifts. ) Women are easy and just want you to love them with respect. They don’t want to be deprived of sex. ) Never assume your lady doesn’t want to ride you like a pony. ) Never believe the nonsense that women have a lower sex drive and don’t want it often. ) Most women love sex and want to be respected because our brain has nothing to do with our ability to make you beg for more. ) Never, ever, resort to asking the local party girl to send you a punani selfie. Eat at home!
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Rapper Flabba, who was murdered by his girlfriend Sindisiwe Manqele. Inset: Inmate Sindisiwe Manqele says she wants the items for study purposes.
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Realityshowtorevealall! By SNAZO NOTHO THE controversial alleged ex-mistress of Finance Minister Malusi Gigaba, Buhle Mkhize’s scandalous Twitter rants seem to have finally paid off. Buhle set Twitter ablaze in May this year when she threatened to release some details of her affair with the minister. She was reacting to an interview Gigaba’s wife Norma did with news channel eNCA. According to sources, the socialite has now landed herself a reality show. Buhle, who is currently based in New York, in the US, will soon start shooting her reality show, our mole says. The sexy bombshell rose to fame in 2015 when she exposed her alleged affair with the then
minister of Home Affairs, Gigaba. Sources close to the situation told the People’s Paper that Buhle had been offered a deal she could not resist. “She was offered a staggering amount of money she could not say no to,” a source claimed. The source said Buhle will travel the world. Another source said the reality show will also show the business side of Buhle, who is currently shooting her fitness DVD. “During the show she will show viewers how she stays in her terrific body shape,” said the source. Buhle will also show her background, how she grew up and her journey that ended up with her relocating to New York. “There are many mystery
questions around who Buhle is,” said the second source. Apart from being known for her controversial tweets, Buhle is a celebrity stylist, fashion curator and yoga instructor based in New York. She was born and raised in Gezinsila in the Eshowe region of KwaZulu-Natal. Buhle twitted during the week that she loves making stories and sharing her love for music and travel nearly as much as she loves writing. “I must totally do a reality show or write a book.” Some of Buhle’s fans pleaded with her to do a reality show. They even suggested what she should include in the show. Efforts to get Buhle’s comment were unsuccessful.
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ITCOULDBEUDO! ‘He’sinracetoreplacerebelRobert’ By THEO NYHABA SABC sports presenter Udo Carelse has been tipped to replace Robert Marawa at Metro FM. Sunday Sun can reveal that Udo was approached by the powers that be at the SABC to take the mic from the fired legendary sports presenter, Robert. Robert was fired last week after boycotting his radio show for two weeks. This after he decided to stay away from work when his producer, Beverly Maphangwa, was suspended. Since Robert’s departure from the public broadcaster, several presenters had been called in to host the show and, Mpho Maboi ended up being the substitute. Sunday Sun sources say Udo emerged ahead of Thomas Mlambo. One source said Andile Ncule
Robert Marawa, who rebelled against the SABC. Photo by Trevor Kunene
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was interested in the position, but they were not eyeing him. The head honchos were more interested in Thomas. “He was even asked to stand in for Robert, but he was not available,” said the source. Another source said Udo was meant to start last week but was not around. “Mpho was told that it would be her last day, but after Udo told them he was not available, she was asked to come back,” said the source. This broadcast mole said Udo wanted them to clearly define the contract and the duration thereof. “He told them the job required him to work every day – and he was not standing in for Robert, so he wanted more money. He will start soon,” said the source. A third source said bosses at the SABC also wanted to empower a woman. “The suggestion was to take Mpho with another male to avoid the issues they had with Robert, who felt like he was bigger than
the station. “They wanted two anchors to avoid a Udo situation Carelse. like that,” said the source. SABC spokesperson Kaizer Kganyago said they would comment once a final decision was taken on the show. He also revealed that the matter between the SABC and Beverly had been settled. “She (Beverly) is back at work. She started last week,” said Kganyago. Yesterday, Udo refused to comment and referred the SunTeam to the SABC. Robert also refused to comment. Sunday Sun sent him a text enquiring about the latest developments at the SABC, and he had not responded at the time of going to press.
Lebo Gunguluza and his wife Lebo Mokoena say the leak is being investigated.
Percy Khosa was sentenced to life for murder.
By KGOMOTSO MOGANEDI CONVICTED murderer Percy Khoza has angered Sushi King Kenny Kunene by making remarks before being sentenced for murder. Kenny’s enraged reaction was triggered by this boasting quote from the condemned killer: “I don’t care whether I’m going to get a life sentence or not. “But I will be back, don’t worry. When I come back, I will be rich like Kenny Kunene.” And that remark didn’t go down well at all with the Sushi King. He slammed Khoza for his arrogance – and also for using his name. The 26-year-old man was charged with ex-girlfriend Mary-Lee Mucambe’s murder
Kenny Kunene served his time in Grootvlei for running a Ponzi scheme. Photo by Lucky Nxumalo
in October 2014, when he was 22. He was found guilty of the murder in March this year. Speaking to Sunday Sun, Kenny said he didn’t appreciate Percy’s arrogance. “He must do his time and be rehabilitated and get back on the right track,” he said. “I didn’t get to prison through murder – but by stealing money. “When I came out, I had to make a positive move for myself and motivate others that they can do it. I condemn such statements. “He can’t say that, because he’ll need the family of the victim. “They’ll have to give a good word for him when his time for parole comes through. Otherwise, he won’t qualify for parole. “Such arrogance and rudeness is unacceptable, honestly,” he said. Kenny was jailed for several years in the early 2000s for his role in a Ponzi scheme in the Free State. He spent most of his jail time in Grootvlei Prison, during which he participated in the biggest video exposé of warder corruption at the prison, along with his fellow prisoner and long-time friend, Gayton McKenzie.
‘Thiswon’tdestroyus’ By KGOMOTSO MOGANEDI PROMINENT businessman Lebo Gunguluza’s wedding goes on despite him trending on social media last week. A “private” raunchy video of the millionaire and his wife had gone viral, exposing the oh-so-juicy sexcapade of the lovebirds at a holiday in Cape Town. But an unimpressed Lebo was at pains to set the record straight, saying it was regrettable the video was in the public domain. Said Lebo: “On Tuesday, a friend called and asked if I was aware an intimate video of my wife and me had gone viral on social media. “This was disturbing because we are a private couple. “Anyhow, my wife had recorded the video on her cellphone two
years ago because we wanted to create memories of our holiday.” Lebo suspected that the thieves who had stolen his wife’s phone toward the end of last year might have hacked it. “We’re investigating this matter and have consulted our lawyers in this regard.” Lebo also announced that his traditional wedding would soon take place with the white wedding to follow in December. “A date has been set for the traditional wedding. At this stage, we’re finalising the details. All this drama won’t stop my wedding.” His wife, also named Lebo, said: “We remain united and love each other. This is not going to destroy us. “Our wedding is going ahead come rain or sunshine.”
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GOVNER’S RESHUFFLE! BigchangesatMabalaNoise
By KGOMOTSO MOGANEDI CABINET reshuffles are a hobby of President Jacob Zuma, and now ANCYL treasurer Reggie “Govner” Nkabinde is doing the same. The big shuffle is happening at his entertainment power house, Mabala Noise. Sunday Sun showbiz sources claim that Govner has fired some artists and top executives. Last week, DJ Bongz also announced his resignation on Twitter, as did music manager Thobela Dlamini. In a statement released on Friday, Mabala Noise said the company was being restuctured – to make a greater impact in the music industry, not only in South Africa but globally. According to the statement, the new structure will see a dynamic young management team take over the leadership. Internally, Mabala Noise has brought to the forefront Sikhulile Nzuza (28), fondly Reggie ‘Govner’ known as “Squicks”, who will take on a new Nkabinde is a versatile entrepreneur. role as Label Manager. “Sikhulile’s drive and work ethic has Photos by positioned him as one of the most important Eugene Malaka young players in the South African music industry. “I’m highly confident that he will own this role and execute the global vision I have for Mabala Noise,” said big boss Govner, who owns the label he founded two years ago.
At the time, he’s signed a number of top artists, including L’vovo Derrango and Khanyi Mbau. Sikhulile will be supported by chief operating officer Lindsey Arends, Flabba Rimosco, director of marketing and events, and also Sina Kololoas as head of artist management. With immediate effect, and without naming names, Above: Mabala Noise Entertainment Mabala Noise has released artists. Photo by Trevor Kunene and given clearances to a Right: Mhlo Gumede, who was fired. number of artists. According to the statement, Govner has signed an interesting ecosystem. bunch of fresh, young unearthed talents. “The decisions I And Mabala Noise has pursued criminal make at Mabala charges against Mhlo Gumede, who was the Noise are always company’s media liaison officer. well-thought-through and never emotional. He is married to Zandi Khumalo, sister of the more famous Kelly. “I will maintain the The company alleges Gumede was personal relationships I have with former extorting money from up-and-coming colleagues and artists, and I wish them the musicians with the promise that he would best in their future endeavours,” he told the give them recording deals. People’s Paper. There is a further Mabala Noise allegation But Govner refused to name the artists that Gumede had been embezzling money who were given clearances, saying their from the company. departure from his label was a confidential Govner said: “It’s never an easy decision matter. to part ways with people who were Yesterday, Mhlo refused to comment about previously an integral part of your team or his dismissal.
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By NORMAN MASUNGWINI FORMER Generations actor Thato Molamu can finally breathe a sigh of relief. This after the drunken driving charges against him were withdrawn in the Pretoria Magistrates Court on Friday. Thato told the SunTeam he was happy this monkey was finally off his back. Speaking of the incident that got him into trouble, Thato said: “I was stopped by the cops during a random stop and search in Pretoria. They asked me if I was drunk, to which I responded with a no.” The actor, known as Nicholas on the SABC1 soapie, said one of the police officers then alluded to have seen him leave “a place where they sell liquor”. “So, I asked them if leaving such a place meant one was drunk. This prompted them to subject me to a breathalyser test, for which the results were negative,” he said. “They tested me for the second time. The results were again negative. “Not satisfied, they decided to take me to the district surgeon to have my blood tested.” A disappointed Thato said they then took his blood and charged him. Insisted Thato: “I don’t know what their intention was because they also lied about me speeding on the chargesheet.” Glad the law had taken its course, Thato said he could finally forget this horrible ordeal. His legal representative, advocate Dronwynne Fobay of Fobay Attorneys Incorporated, said the charges were withdrawn because the state wanted to postpone for further investigation. Thato ‘Nicholas’ “But it failed to do so, Molamu was even though Friday was charged with the final day,” drunk driving. Dronwynne quipped. Photo by Lucky Nxumalo
HorrorcrashlandsgospelstarinICU By AARON DUBE TOP gospel singer Khulekani Chilli is in great pain. The Phakama Baba hitmaker was injured when one of the tyres of his 320i BMW came off while he was driving on Alberton Road, Ekurhuleni, on Sunday. Khulekani’s manager Craig Smith said two other passengers were seriously injured in the accident, but were in a stable condition. Craig told Sunday Sun: “We are in great shock about the accident. The family still can’t believe what has
happened to their brother.” Craig told the People’s Paper that Khulekani was from a wedding performance in Vosloorus, also Ekurhuleni. He is said to be fighting for his life in ICU at Charlotte Maxeke Joburg Academic Hospital. Craig went on: “Khulekani is strong and will soldier on through the pain, despite the fact that he suffered internal bleeding and his lungs collapsed.” The manager said the car’s front tyre came off, causing the German
luxury vehicle to lose control and cause the accident. “Having seen the accident scene, I still ask myself how did they survive,” said Craig. Khulekani was booked to perform in Zimbabwe on Thursday, and was supposed to fly on Wednesday. He was expected back in South Africa yesterday, where he was scheduled to perform at a gig in Durban. Craig added that Khulekani’s family was worried because the gospel singer was the breadwinner.
Gospel singer Khulekani Chilli is in hospital. Photo by Aaro
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RAPPERFLIES! Proverbjoinstravelcompany By SUN REPORTER RAPPER Proverb has gone into the travel industry! He is the new nonexecutive director of Flight Centre Travel Group (FCTG) South Africa. The recently divorced celeb is the host of Idols South Africa. FCTG MD Andrew Stark said: “Proverb has a passion for travel and also has a commitment to seeing both these companies grow. “Proverb is a very well-known personality in the entertainment industry, which has a business appeal. “We see potential in each other and an opportunity to make a difference for each other. “He also represents an
Proverb has added travel to his interests. Photo by Jan Right
opportunity to open up the world to new markets in Africa.� Proverb says he hopes this appointment will allow him to bridge the gap between his two passions: travel and entertainment. “My aim is to use my networks, resources and influence to create new business and forge relationships. “But I also would like to grow the business and help steer it toward a new market.� Proverb went on to say: “I’m absolutely obsessed with travel! “And I believe it’s a necessity to travel as often as possible, as far as possible and for as long as possible. “Travelling to see the world and having new experiences opens your mind! “Travel changes you as a person and enriches your life,� Proverb told the People’s Paper.
Sergetolay offspotlight By KGOMOTSO MOGANEDI SELF-PROCLAIMED international blesser, Serge Cabonge, suffered a loss close to his heart last month. Serge landed in Los Angeles, for the BET Awards in the US, but his trip was cut short and he was forced to make a U-turn. This when he received bad news that his mum had passed on in his home country, Angola. A source told Sunday Sun: “He was looking forward to mingling with the celebrities from the US, but 45 minutes after landing, he received a call from Angola that his mum had passed on, leaving him with no choice but to book a plane back to Africa for funeral arrangements.� Speaking to Sunday Sun, a heartbroken Serge said: “It’s true my mum passed away shortly after I got to the US. I was at the pre-party when I received the call, mingling with Trey Songz. I had to cut my trip short due to the emergency back home. “I’ll stay away from the spotlight to mourn the passing of my mum.�
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Sunday 16 July 2017
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Mbulelo ‘Old John’ Mabizela says he’s busy with other things. Photo by Gallo Images
By PHILANI MZILA CONTROVERSIAL former Orlando Pirates and Mamelodi Sundowns defender Mbulelo “Old John” Mabizela allegedly plans to air football’s dirty laundry. This as the star, who once plied his trade in England for Premier League side Tottenham Hotspur, allegedly announced his intention to publish a tell-all book. Insiders, who attended last week’s Siyabonga Sangweni Mayoral Cup and Sports Day in Dondotha, KwaZulu-Natal, said the book would be a blow-by-blow account of Old John’s football life. Said the first source: “Mbulelo is preparing himself for life after football. He told us he was planning to write a book detailing his controversial football life. “He told us he wanted to expose how soccer agents manipulated, used and pocketed more money than the players, who actually did the hard work on the pitch.” According to a second mole, Old John had even gone as far as mentioning his former agent Mike Makaab of athlete
Booktoairhis dirtylaundry representation firm, Prosport International. “He said the reason he had a food franchise in his hometown of Pietermaritzburg was because he had outsmarted Mike,” the source claimed. “He said he invested most of his fortune to ensure his future was secure. “So, all his assets – a townhouse, farm and cars – are intact, the guy’s not down and out.” When called for comment, Old John said: “I’m no longer a football player. I’m busy with other things, and that doesn’t concern you. “I have children who know how to read English. Please, respect my private life since I have planned for my life after football.” Mike said: “I know nothing about this and my relationship with OJ has always been good.”
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MASKANDIMOVES Ministerditchesdad’scompany By JABULANI LANGA THE relationship between award-winning maskandi musician Dlubheke “Minister” Khuzwayo and his father and veteran producer Shobeni Khuzwayo has allegedly turned sour. This allegation came after Dlubheke (23) dumped Izingane Zoma Music Production which is owned by Shobeni. He allegedly also moved out of his dad’s home to stay in his house that he built in the same village in Nquthu, KwaZulu-Natal. Dlubheke has released 13 albums under Shobeni’s recording label since 2009. But he released his 14th, a 12-track album titled Wazondimbuka under the label of his new home: Ukhozi Media. Dlubheke told Sunday Sun he left his dad’s company after the death of his producer Mqapheleni Magubane last year – when he felt isolated. “Mqapheleni was a dedicated producer who had taken care of me since 2009. After his death I was struggling with the music production. “It doesn’t matter that the record label is owned by my father. If it can’t help me to progress, why should I stay? “Everything was good before Mqapheleni died,” he said.
A source said the problem started when Shobeni chose to focus on being the Ward 1 councillor at Nquthu last year. “But Shobeni produced a new album for Khuzani Mpungose. And last week, he was in Jozi for Khuzani’s gold disc celebration,” said the source. Shobeni told Sunday Sun: “We agreed that my son should build another home because he has two wives. “My focus is on my duties in my village, and I occasionally check operations in Joburg. All operations are handled by Thulani Ngcobo,” he said. Dlubheke said: “I can’t work with Ngcobo. He’s a promoter not a producer.” Thulani told the People’s Paper: “Dlubheke left the company peacefully. We wish him good luck.”
Dlubheke ‘Minister’ Khuzwayo. Photo by Jabulani Langa Inset: Shobeni Khuzwayo. Photo by Zamokuhle Mdluli
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Swaziprincess readytolead fromthefront By AARON DUBE SWAZILAND’S Princess Bezizwe Dlamini is the new lead vocalist for Matlakala and The Comforters. Two weeks ago, the princess was signed to lead the gospel groups, including Masole A Tumelo. Bezizwe was roped in to fill the position left open by the late Matlakala Ramathoka, who passed away in March this year. She said she was excited to be part of such remarkable groups. “Above all, I’m genuinely humbled to be given such an offer among throngs of very talented people. I’m really honoured,” she said. Bezizwe said when Amigos Music Productions broke the news to her, she was shocked and amazed. Johannes Ramathoka, who is the group manager, producer and husband of the late Matlakala, told Sunday Sun: “We have signed Bezizwe because she has a voice, dance moves and stage presence similar that of the late Matlakala. “Although it wasn’t easy to find someone who has the same talent, I’m happy because Bezizwe is the right person and has great talent which she is set to showcase through these two groups while leading them both,” he said.
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Sunday 16 July 2017
Mbeki engages the nation!
FORMER president Thabo Mbeki appeared in public once again, for a rare interview on Power FM and eNCA. His words got the nation glued to the small screens and tuned in to regional radio stations owned by businessman, Given Mkhari. The interview generated much interest and debate across the country. Whether people agree with him or not, Mbeki is a charismatic leader who commands a great following. Since the day he was recalled as the president of the country, every time he speaks or comments on issues, people take time to listen and debate, in a way they don’t do after a Zuma speech. One of the things that makes Mbeki one of a rare breed of leaders is that he’s intelligent, and speaks with confidence and deep conviction. These are qualities which are definitely lacking in our current leader: Msholozi.
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Helpinghandsdoalotbetterthanprayinglips! AS WE are about to celebrate Mandela Day on 18 July, we should bear in mind that helping hands are better than praying lips. Instead of just thinking and talking about what we should do on the day, we should take it to a practical level and do something that will make a difference in someone’s life.
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N Thursday night, Power FM hosted a conversation with former president Thabo Mbeki. The conversation was semi-structured, allowing for Mbeki to answer specific questions posed by the chair while elaborating on his views. It was quite interesting because listening to the former president is always an informative experience (whether one agrees with him or not), and because it touched on issues the country desperately needed to prioritise. One of the issues Mbeki touched on was the land question. But it was not the usual land-question rhetoric we are subjected to by populist political leaders, who use it for political gain? No. It was a meaningful conversation that was a product of deep reflection. Often when we speak of land, we refer to big commercial and private farms in the hands of a few. We argue that this land, most of which is in rural areas and small towns, should be expropriated and redistributed among the poor. This is where the conversation ends. But what the conversation doesn’t speak to is the issue of urban land – in cities and towns, most of which has been developed for urban use, and is usually excluded from the conversation. It’s often assumed urban areas like Cape Town and Joburg are not crucial in this conversation because they are not agricultural and, therefore, have no massive tracts of
Not forgetting how the late Nelson Mandela fought for social justice for 67 years, why don’t you take 67 minutes of your time and do something valuable and recognisable in your community? There’s no way you can come up with an excuse that you have nothing to do, while there
are a lot of schools and orphanages that need help. Everyone has the ability and the responsibility to change the world for the better. I concur with one of Mandela’s best quotes that says: “What counts in life is not the mere fact that we have lived. It is what difference we
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Practice makes perfect: Doing something repeatedly is thee only on way ay tto o be become beco come co me good at it. You would use it like this – Keep doing those Maths problems because practice lem ms bec ecau ec ause au se p ract ra ctic ct icee ic makes perfect. Practise what you preach: Do yourself what you advise others hers h ers rrss to do. do. You would use it like this – Try to be more tolerant. You ne practise what need ed tto o pr prac acti ac tise ti se w hatt yo ha you u preach. 5P ntion is better tha It is sier to pre nt thing happeni thin th in ffr h ni
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have made to the lives of others that will determine the significance of the life we lead.” Mandela Day is not a journey for one day. So let’s work together to fight poverty, and promote peace and reconciliation in our beloved country. ) Anthonia Hlungwani, Mukhomi Village
about farming. I grew up in the concrete jungle, at a township home that didn’t have a garden. Giving someone like me agricultural land would be pointless, as it would be unproductive. Instead, it should be given to farmworkers who are already working it. They should have tenure. But this doesn’t mean the subject isn’t important to me. Even in urban areas, land is important.
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arable land that could be redistributed. Yet, the past few weeks have demonstrated just how serious the urban land question is to the stability and the development of our country. Over the past few weeks, there have been numerous land protests across the Gauteng and Western Cape provinces. The protests have been over access to land for housing. In areas like Eldorado Park and Ennerdale in the south of Jozi, these protests were violent. At the heart of the violence was the residents’ feeling that government had neglected their plight and not prioritised the urban housing crisis.
And there is some legitimacy to this argument. Government policies on land reform focus mainly on agricultural land and not so much on land that’s already been developed in cities – land that should also be used for the greater good of the people of Mzansi. Mbeki argued that he should not be given land in his rural home in the Transkei because he lives in Jozi and, therefore, does not work the land. This made me think about my own feelings about land ownership. Like Mbeki, I identify myself as a city girl. I have no interest in owning land in rural Free State, where my family comes from. I know nothing
S Mbeki kept repeating: “We need to be serious about how we frame the conversation.” It’s not a conversation we should use opportunistically to win votes. We should be serious about what practical steps government needs to take to address the urban land question. For example, in major cities like the CBD of Jozi, there are many abandoned and hijacked high-rise buildings that pose a health and environmental risk to the occupants. Government should raze these buildings and use the land for better and dignified housing projects for the poor. It should also buy unoccupied and unused urban land for housing projects. It should also ensure security of tenure by having this land in its ownership. Above all, government should provide title deeds to township home-owners who were denied them by the past regime. This is how we should start thinking about land, if we are serious about justice.
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HIS week, we meander into Kuli Roberts’s turf of relationships to make a point about our discussion. Separation, briefly or permanently, is not or does not have to be a bad thing. Often, fear of a split is informed by the worry of potentially losing material things, certain luxuries or a standard of life. But it’s pointless hanging on to something or each other when doing so is no longer good, when life is at risk or there are serious damages to be incurred – not only by the parties involved, but also those around them such as children. On the occasion that a relationship produces toxicity of the kind that’s physically, emotionally, spiritually and mentally harmful, then such a union ought to be dissolved for the sake of all involved. “Just move on and be great,” advised Kuli in her column last week. Yet, toxic relationships continue to play themselves out in the open, with those involved hanging on for dear life.
Encourage kids to love reading! WHAT a shame. I dream of a reading nation. A nation filled with intellectuals at all levels. But how do we achieve that when children are denied the chance to develop a culture of reading? I get excited when I see kids at a library. But to my surprise and dismay, I saw kids being denied entry at Phumulong municipal library in Tembisa, Ekurhuleni. I compared this to a patient being denied a chance or rather a right to obtain medication in a municipal clinic. What I saw was really bad. How are we going to achieve a nation of intellectuals when we don’t practise and encourage children to love reading from a young age? The children who were chased away were either 11 or 12 years old. The reason given by the librarian was that there was no one to monitor them, so they couldn’t be let in – let alone being told when to come back. This is unfair to our nation and children. Libraries should employ people who possess strong reading instincts to encourage reading. ) Meshack Mathe, Tembisa
And more often than not, signs that it’s over are always there. Parties involved do see them, but try to use all sorts of adhesives to artificially keep the damned thing together. Meanwhile dysfunction, negligence, chaos, wastefulness, petty disagreements and fights keep pointing to the obvious: it’s over! And despite the tell-tale signs, some people resolve and hope for the relationship to endure, as informed by the desire to prove the enemy wrong, sometimes to their own detriment and great cost to others. And for certain people, hanging on is for the purpose of being lauded as inspirational individuals who conquered against all odds. This takes us to the ANC. There are many signs hinting at a need for the ruling party to split. This because its political polygamous
marriage under the banner of the broad church hasn’t been working. In fact, it’s been failing the populace in the last few years. Governance breakdowns, scandals, self-spearing and infighting point to a dysfunctional marriage that’s produced worthless offspring. Thus we ought to note commentators such as Prince Mashele, who suggest it’s naive to expect an alliance of such people to focus on governing Mzansi efficiently. The greatest thing the ANC can do for itself and the people of this country is to severe ties with its alliance partners. Then, it might be able to self-correct and renew.
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HIS is the best solution for those within the ANC, who are determined to fight to the bitter “selfish” end for the capture of the state by the West, or for those who are for Asian enslavement, to do so on a separate political party.
Such a separation will mean less confusion, chaos, instability and infighting, which have slowed down the progress of this country. The ANC has to split because, as Mashele puts it, “the divisions in the ANC are so deep that it’s impossible for anyone to reunite the party”. It’s best for the ANC to split because the leaders from its factions have acknowledged brown envelopes as being part of the biggest divisive tools in their organisation, and it doesn’t seem there’s a plan to deal with this malady. So, whichever faction loses in December will make things difficult for the winners or vice versa. The ANC ought to divorce because its fear of a split has nothing to do with the concern that such will be disastrous for the country. A divorce will spell disaster for itself and the wealth accumulators in their ranks. The ANC’s elective conference’s wedding, super-glue and or unity ideas are a farce. Insatiable hunger for Mzansi’s wealth is the glue keeping the ANC and its alliance partners together, not the wellbeing of the populace.
FREEEDUCATION!
TO this day, I still can’t understand the reason why free education should only be provided to hardened prisoners – while thousands of innocent children are struggling to further their studies in Mzansi. Many families are financially disadvantaged and need some help to get their children a decent education. It’s no wonder that our government is no longer building schools but is busy building, extending and renovating prisons for prisoners to enjoy taxpayers’ money. It almost seems as if our government is encouraging criminality to continue unabated. In South Africa one needs to
commit a crime to be in prison and get an education. Most of the offenders who get the chance to further their studies have committed serious crimes. They shed blood, killed innocent people and raped our sisters and mothers. But instead of being punished for their evil deeds, our government chooses to honour them with degrees, diplomas, masters and doctorates as if what they did was something good. Young people, fresh from matric, are the future of this beautiful country and that fact needs to be recognised by the government. To me, these youngsters are
Pull the other one
CYRIL RAMAPHOSA thinks he can fool us by saying he will prosecute President Jacob Zuma, the Guptas and all those involved in corruption once he becomes president. Is he not a member of the ANC’s Top Six? Was he not in all the meetings with the NEC that failed to recall Zuma? What mechanism is he going to use against Zuma and the Guptas? Let Ramaphosa assure us that in the vote of no confidence against Zuma he will vote with the opposition.
Blade Nzimande is worse. He just wants to retain his position as the SACP’s general secretary. Zuma will never keep a dog that bit him in his kennel. If Blade and Cyril turn against Zuma, there will be a Cabinet reshuffle. Cyril talks about the R30 million used for the Gupta wedding. Why now and not then? Why did he wait for the opposition to raise it when he knew about it but kept quiet? ) Amos Motloding, Jamela Village
like rough diamonds that only need to be polished – so they can revive the ever-declining economy of this country. If South Africa is, indeed, a free and a democratic country, then helping the needy should be the first place to start. I have nothing against the rehabilitation of offenders. But providing them with free education instead of innocent matriculants is totally unfair. Actually, the government should treat this issue with the seriousness and urgent attention it deserves. If not, the future of this country’s children seems doomed. ) Letladi wa Ga-Mphahlele, Maralaleng
Mbeki is the right man to save SA!
CRY my beloved country! My heart is torn asunder by what is happening in this country. Scandal after scandal, accusation after accusation. The masses who voted for this government are now turned into spectators by those they voted into power. Looting and corruption have become part of our lives. The ANC should swallow its pride and bring back
Thabo Mbeki. If the ANC is serious about cleansing itself, Mbeki is the man who can restore it. It’s an open secret that the organisation is declining in numbers. Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma will be the final nail in the coffin as president. The Triple Alliance is no more. ANC leaders have forgotten their mandate. Bring back Thabo Mbeki to save South Africa! ) JM Aphane, Libangeni, Kwandebele
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Jesus and balanced humanity
SUNDAY SOUL By REVEREND JENTILE
JESUS is the perfect example of a balanced life. The scripture says: “And Jesus increased in wisdom and in favour with God and men.” (Luke 2:52) This verse refers to Jesus’s human nature. His body increased in stature and bulk. As he grew up, His soul increased in wisdom. And He grew in favour with God and man. God’s image shone brighter in Him. Jesus grew intellectually or mentally, physically, spiritually and socially. Romans 12:2 says: “Do not be conformed to this world.” In other words, do not let the world around you squeeze you into its mould. The verse continues: “But be transformed . . .” How? “Be transformed by the renewing of your mind.” What we think about affects our lives. Proverbs 23:7 teaches that as a man: “Thinks in his heart, so is he.” So, mental balance is built by stretching our minds and screening our input. We must screen things that come into our minds. Matthew 28:19, emphasises teaching, it says: “ . . . make disciples (teaching) of all nations, baptising the . . . and teaching them to obey everything . . .” In John 8:32, Jesus said: “You will know the truth, and the truth will set you free.” Freedom comes by having the right kind of thoughts. We are told in scripture to think about: “Whatever is noble, whatever is right, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is admirable – if anything is excellent or praiseworthy – think about such things.” (Phillipians 4:8)
Some of the people who attended the workshop included Apostle Gershom Ntuli (in jeans) and John Mnisi (in blue shirt). Photo by David Ngwako
ATURNINGPOINT! By AARON DUBE THE Turning Point Christian Centre hosted a successful business and leadership workshop on Saturday. Under the leadership of Apostle Gershom Ntuli in Middelburg, Mpumalanga, the church officially launched the workshop. It will be run yearly in different cities around the country. Next year, the workshop will be in Pretoria. Apostle Gershom told Sunday Sun: “I’m happy that our concept is
running. It’s the beginning of great things in our lives.” The Steve Tshwete Local Municipality Executive Mayor Mike Masina and his mayoral committee also attended the workshop. Apostle Ntuli said the mayor told them they should feel free to ask help from his office. “During the workshop our main aim was to raise people and stakeholders’ awareness. We told them that God was still the answer and the source of our lives,” said
Apostle Ntuli. He told those attending the workshop that God wanted the church to be central in their lives. Gospel singer and businessman John “Jay Jay” Mnisi said the workshop contributed immensely to the church and young people, whose aim was to venture into business. Said Jay Jay: “During the workshop we learnt that discipline, proper planning and dedication were the main keys for one to be successful in life.”
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Operation Winter Warm is part is part of the Muslim charity project to give back to the community. Photo by Sipho None
By SIPHO NONE SCHOOLKIDS from Azaadville in Mogale City crossed the racial divide when they showered old folks with blankets and food parcels. The donation was a partnership between the Muslim community and the residents of Ward 7 in Kagiso, also in Mogale City. The event took place at the Mandisa Shiceka Secondary School last weekend. Project co-ordinator Shabier Dabhelia said: “Operation Winter Warm is part of the Muslim charity project to give back to the community. “Ward 7 Councillor Doreen David invited us to come and provide services to the destitute, aged and needy people.” Councillor David said: “I’m very
thankful that the aged in our area were beneficiaries of this noble project. “I hope they will cherish the gifts, during this chilly season. “The donation comes at the time when most of our people need blankets to stay warm and keep the chilly weather at bay. “We wish that the pupils will continue doing this to other areas and assist needy communities during the time of need. “As a municipality, we wish to maintain this partnership with the Azaadville community, and wish them well in their work. May God bless them.” A local businesswoman, Mmaphefo Nche, contributed and provided the aged with hot soup and bread during the cold day of the charity project.
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By SNAZO NOTHO HE recent spate of killings aimed at women by their lovers has revealed a shocking truth about toxic relationships. Many people are stuck in bad relationships because they are scared of what people will say if they leave their partner. A study shows that 90% of young people are in toxic relationships and don’t get out. According to social worker Simphiwe (not her real name), from the Orange Farm Clinic, south of Joburg, young people stay in these relationships because they’ve given up on finding happiness. Simphiwe told SunBuzz kids inherited what their parents did and double it. “No matter how we hate to admit it, we grow up to be exactly like our parents. We inherit their behaviour and, because young people are opinionated, double it. Toxic relationships and friendships ruin a person’s self-esteem.” She said the signs were there from the early stages, but were ignored because people sought validation and to be accepted. Said Simphiwe: “Most people who accept toxic relationships are girls. They get themselves in such relationships hoping the person will change. Half the time, people who refuse to leave a toxic relationship never really received love from home. They think this one person is worth the sacrifice.”
Tsholofelo, who’s experienced both a toxic friendship and relationship, said she didn’t realise she was in a toxic relationship. Said Tsholofelo: “He started having problems with me having and hanging out with male friends, and in the way I dressed. I shrugged it off, thinking he was overprotective.” The DJ insisted her ex was a good guy and that she struggled to think of his behaviour as abusive. “If anything, I blamed myself for his behaviour. I thought I had triggered it with my actions. So, I stayed because I thought if I behaved better it would all be okay.” The 21-year-old said she felt like a child when cohabiting with her partner at the time because she had to ask for her boyfriend’s permission whenever she wanted to go out. “Whenever we went out to the garage, he’d park the car outside and wait for me outside the store. I’m a DJ, at gigs he wouldn’t let any male talk to me. He always wanted to know where I was, who I was with and why I was with them?” Tsholofelo said she never thought her then partner was being abusive. She said: “It’s actually funny because you read articles about toxic and abusive relationships and, when it happens to you, you turn a blind eye and think this could never happen to me,” she added. According to Tsholofelo, it was hard to leave a
person with whom she’d lived with for a year. “I guess personal insecurities played a part . . . I was afraid of being alone. We were together for so long, our lives were so integrated.” Pschologist Nokuphiwa Sithole said people don’t leave toxic relationships, not because they can’t see that they are toxic, but because of the way they’d be treated for staying that long. “It’s not easy to leave anything you’re used to, but if it’s not good for you, let it go. The process of letting go needs one to apply their mind and commit to changing the situation.” Below are a few steps you can follow to let go: ) Make up your mind – You need to ensure the decision you take is solely yours. This will enable you to seek help. ) Find information about places you can go to for help. ) New habits – Focus on new things, things you never had time for when you where in a relationship. ) Go out more – Socialise with people, go out meet new people and make friends. ) Heal – Healing is a process. ) Allow yourself to be vulnerable – Cry if you have to to allow the feeling of being hurt to take its time, eventually the pity party will be over. ) Don’t rush to be in a relationship – Give yourself time to know what you want. ) Talk about your experience – Talking helps.
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INGREDIENTS , 4 x chicken breasts. , 500g spaghetti stir fry vegetable mix. , Chicken spice and salt to taste. , 30ml olive oil. , 50ml soy sauce.
METHOD ) Preheat the stove. ) Bring the water, together with dry parsley, salt and bit of olive oil, to the boil. ) Cook the spaghetti until it is done. ) Rinse and keep it on the side. ) Slice the chicken breasts into strips, marinade them with olive oil, a bit of soy sauce, chicken spice and salt and pepper for 10 minutes. ) SautĂŠ the chicken strips for 15 minutes and set aside. ) Fry the vegetables in a pan with oil and butter for 10 minutes. ) Combine the three ingredients: cooked stir-fry, chicken strips and spaghetti in a wide pan. ) Fry them together for 2 minutes, add the soy sauce and continue to cook for an extra 2 minutes before serving. Preparation Time: 30 minutes. Cooking time: 40 minutes. Difficulty: Super Easy!
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By NORMAN MASUNGWINI HEY may have first met as a seller and customer, but two young entrepreneurs from Limpopo have since evolved into business partners. Tshilidzi Nelwalani (33) had always sold garments and Peter Mbelengwa (37) was one of his loyal and trusted customers. And despite having known each other from church, they only got to work together later on in life. In fact, the friends don’t believe it was a coincidence, saying their fate as partners had been sealed a long time ago. So, when Tshilidzi’s entrepreneural instinct presented a big idea to him, only one person – who could help shape the vision – came to his mind: it was Peter. Said Tshilidzi: “He was like a brother who would complete my vision of a top business.” And as the two met to finally discuss what would be their future business, they knew their lives and those of their future clients would change for the better from that point on. According to Tshilidzi, Peter asked all the relevant questions, which laid the foundation of their fashion label, A Brand Called You. “Peter wanted to professionalise the business, and this led us to turn my flat in Sunnyside, Pretoria, into both a shop and office,” Tshilidzi said. “We then hired someone as an administrator to man the office, but we didn’t know where the money to pay her would come from.” He said at the time, they were actively selling their clothes on the streets. “So, the administrator would take orders and handled calls.” Peter said before their business grew to where it is today, Tshilidzi used to travel to Jozi to stock their merchandise. “We then realised that some of the merchandise wasn’t the right size for our customers and needed alterations. We would take the same money to get things altered,” Tshilidzi said. Peter said they registered their business with the Department of Trade and Industry, along with their trademark. “We also opened a business account.”
Peter Mbelengwa and Tshilidzi Nelwalani aim to create more local jobs through their growing brand called A Brand Called You. Photo by Lucky Nxumalo
But the two young men had neither a background nor qualifications in the design or retail industries. Their only weapon was their fashion taste. Peter has a BA degree in communications science, while Tshilidzi holds two diplomas, one in paralegal and the other in procurement. Before joining forces, Peter’s CV was that of a welltravelled employee in management. But since starting the label, the two have seen their business grow to two shops and one factory. Said Peter: “We have nine full-time employees and five promoters across the country.” He said their first shop was located inside the Khoroni Hotel in Thohoyandou, Limpopo, while the other shop and factory were in Pretoria. They’re planning to open a store in Joburg this summer.
Their trademark clothes are jumpsuits, and their brand has been endorsed by local celebrities. “We owe our growth to our clients. We also have celebs who’ve proudly worn our clothes,” said Peter. Some of their clients include Muvhago’s lead actor Gabriel Temudzani, Stoan Seate, Tbo Touch and Oliver Mtukudzi. “Recently, we started sending clothes all over Mzansi. Our first registered cargo at the airport was last month, to Durban.” The booming business has stretched its tentacles as far as London. “Its popularity comes from the fact that our clothes are personalised,” Tshilidzi said. The brand has expanded to formal clothes like suits, golf T-shirts, jackets, pants and traditional attire. “Our garments have an SA flag on them as we want people to be proud to be South African.”
Junecreatesclothesforeverydaypeople By SNAZO NOTHO CLOTHING line June Bug Collection was created nine years ago by June Pulenyane. The 28-year-old beauty from Botswana moved to Mzansi to expand her business. She wanted to become a big name in the fashion industry and to provide a platform for more up-and-coming designers in Africa. She told Sunday Sun: “I started the company after I finished studying fashion in Botswana. I was approached by a local online TV channel and asked to style some of their presenters. “Fortunately, they were looking for a designer. I got the job, but I had no capital or resources.” June said she came from humble
beginnings and was doubted by many because she was fresh out of school. She said like any other new business, her first project cost her a lot of money. “I used the money I got as a deposit to buy material and machines. I didn’t hire anyone to help me. I asked my mum to help me finish my order, even though she was not much of a designer but a high school home economics teacher.” Although she didn’t make any profit from that project, she delivered on time and her clients were happy. June is involved in the entire process, from sketching the design to sewing the garments. “I mostly design dresses but now I want to challenge myself, which is why I moved to Mzansi. Fashion is appreciated
here because it’s a big country and people want to try everything. Botswana is a small country, and all the designers know each other,” she said. Her career highlights include taking part in the Mangaung African Cultural Festival, Channel O Awards and the Durban July. “These events inspired me to be an innovative designer.” She said her aim was to make clothes for everyday people. “Designers focus only on event and evening wear and forget that people wear clothes every day.” ) June is on Instagram: Buggy_June, Facebook page: June Bug Collection, call her on 071 183 4714 or email junepulenyane@gmail.com
Rorisang Disibeko, June Pulenyane of June Bug Collections and Motlalepula ‘Tlale’ Ntombela. Photo by Lucky Nxumalo
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Khulu Skenjana and Friend.
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WE ALL know I love my gossip the way one former Miss SA loves her champagne. Well, at least I don’t hide my habits. Anyhow, yours in mgosilicious graced the Booth nightclub in Sandton, Jozi, on Friday for the mother of all parties. The club was celebrating its first year. So, yes! Champagne flowed like Jozi’s own Jukskei River, whores and pimps came in their numbers, and Mzansi’s A-listers and wannabes made it a point to show face. #sideNote: Tebogo Ramokgadi did such a fab job hosting the media. Now, on to the gossip . . . ) MTV VJ Sandile Ntshingila did a stellar job as MC. There was something raw and attractive about him. Must be his bad-boy looks. #manCrush. ) Mafikizolo’s first lady, Nhlanhla Nciza, looked hot as usual. After all these years, Mafikizolo still impressively has its mojo. ) Pity the same can’t be said about Danger from Big Nuz. He looked like a child molester. ) Riky Rick, who arrived in style, made sure his G Wagon was parked right in front of the club. Hau! Didn’t Mabala Noise
boss Reggie Nkabinde take it back when Riky y left the record company? ) I walked past Khanyi Mbau thinking: what a mannequin. Khanyi Girl, please Mbau. take it easy on those Botox injections. Still on Botox: Bona ang just needs to stop it! Anyway, wha at was up with Khanyii’ss velvet outfit? Can’t believe she thought looking like one of the Teletubbies would be a great idea. ) Still on bad boys: L-Tido delivered an electrifying performance. To be honest, I’ve never heard him speak. ) Uncles Vetkuk and Mahoota graced us with their presence. I must say, Mahoota is ageing like a fine cheap wine. At 50-plus, young girls are still throwing themselves him. It’s nice to be famous, neh? #blesserSwag ) Actor Khulu Skenjana was the coolest dude. I liked his 60s swag.
Vetkuk vs Mahoota.
BOOK: Ink AUTHOR: Ingrid Mennen and Irene Berg PRICE: R180 PUBLISHER: Tafelberg REVIEWER: Reggy Moalusi
LANGUAGE, books, reading and visual strength are key for any child. With these skills, a child manages to explore, ask questions and learn. That’s the message of a book called Ink In this work, we see a welcome combination of authors – mother and daughter. This is their second work after they published Ben and the Whales five years ago. Irene, the daughter, is a true illustration talent whose sharp eye comes into play as her creativity is shown in full detail with colour and striking pictures. The main character in Ink is a little girl named Tinka. As she grows she is exposed to words, language and writing. She starts by naming all her family members. How did the name of the book come about? We discover the answer
because Tinka drew a paper doll with her resemblance on a sheet of a newsprint. Ink – that’s the name of the paper doll. The two names, with their similar sounds, send Tinka off on a journey of discovery. She introduces her new friends to her most awesome books. She tells her friend: “a book is like a friend, with the best stories to tell.” The central message is to allow kids to discover words. And also to find a way of helping them use these words in a manner that makes their efforts to communicate a breeze. The 60-page book is divided into six chapters. The content is interactive and calls on the child to partake. Any child who is above four years old should be able to enjoy and be enthralled by the engaging story line of Ink.
PLUS-SIZE jewellery BIKERJACKET BOUGEE!
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Medicine for Winter woes
Sofn’Free Top 8 finalist. Photo by Vusi Leeuw
HairstylistsputthroughtheirpacesforR250k!
By SNAZO NOTHO THE Sofn’Free hair expert masters’ challenge is coming to an end. Today, eight hair stylists will battle it out for the grand price of R250 000 at the Kyalami Race Course, east of Jozi. Finalist Tony Masangu from Jabulani in Soweto said being part of the competition has boosted his confidence. Said an excited Tony: “Since being part of the competition, things have been going well for me. I’ve learned a lot – like having fun while doing someone’s hair. “Before the competition, I would’ve never thought I’d reach the finals.
“In fact, having come this far, I don’t see others as a threat.” Tony said he discovered new things about his creativity, thanks to the challenges they had to face up to during the competition. “Each day we were given different tasks. As a hairstylist, you need to apply yourself so your work impresses. With a job well done comes more clients.” He believes his chances of winning are high because he had found his mojo. Metro FM presenter Somizi Mhlongo will be the host for the night, with performances by award-winning artists Kwesta and Amanda Black.
COLD feet can be a persistent problem in people with poor blood circulation. A warm oil massage will solve this as it will stimulate blood flow. Warm a few tablespoons of oil (olive or coconut oil is perfect) and massage it with firm pressure onto the balls of your feet all the way up to your ankles for a few minutes every day. Chapped lips Your lips have to brave the wrath of the wind, the cold – and on the highveld – the lack of humidity, which make them vulnerable to chapping. Before you apply lip balm, run a green tea bag under warm water and place it over your lips for 10 to 15 minutes. According to Dr Oz, the tannins in the green tea will calm burning sensations. Dry eyes Discoveryeye.org explains that winter can dry our eyes because sometimes they are unable to keep up with the amount of tear production needed to remain comfortable. This leads to discomfort, especially for those that wear contact lenses. Healthguidance.org suggests tamarind seeds as a natural treatment for dry eyes. Here’s what to do for a natural treatment: Soak some of tamarind seeds in warm water and soothe your poor dry eyes.
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Tinka on a journey of discovery
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Singer and TV personality Nomuzi Mabena.
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INTERNATIONALLY, it’s making makin waves, but why have we not been proactive roactive in getting this concept off the ground in Mzansi? In the last few years, we have definitely seen an upswing in the quality (cool-ity?) (coolof “plus-size” fashion. Slicker, trendier and younger designs have been making maki its way into our closets as retailers and designers started catering to the needs of women. All women. Shows how easy inclusivity sivity can be. There will be a lack of variety and a significant gap in the market for as long as people fail to register that people have this need. To the point of “plus-size” s-size” jewellery. Accessories are always categorised as one-size-fits-all when this is really (apart from earrings) not the case. Recent imports of jewellery ery from Los Angeles, particularly gold chokers, were too small to fit comfortably round the necks of South Africans. As one disappointed customer, said: “I know it’s a choker, but I didn’t pay good cash to turn blue in the face!” Sure, chokers are perhaps the trickiest, but what about bracelets, rings and necklaces? If you consider a tall versus a short person
wearing the same pendant necklace, the pendant won’t hang the same on these two individuals. And many Mzansi women have struggled with bracelets and ring sizing. So, when Manrepeller.com recently featured “plus-size” jewellery from an “plus-size” inclusive brand called Universal Standard, something clicked. On the website Manrepeller.com, you can read the story of Alexandra Waldman, co-founder and creative director of Universal Standard. For years, this curvy woman was taught that her size was problematic, and she was unworthy of quality jewellery and clothing purely because, like a multitude of women, she wasn’t petite and slender. And as with most forms of prejudice, Waldman nails it right on the head when she says: “I think that unless you are a person experiencing it, you don’t know it’s a problem.” Mainstream jewellery doesn’t always fit. This is definitely an untapped market, as SunReaders will see when they Google this foreign concept in the South African context. Plus-size jewellery is very hard to find, if at all. It’s time to tap into that market!
artists? The biker jacket is one golden item that remains freshly current and full of steez, season in – year out. This versatile jacket has a rich history, spanning from World War I and still has super-strong presence among today’s fashion must-haves. The original creative behind this iconic piece was raincoat maker, Irving Schott. It comes as no surprise, the biker jacket was originally designed not for fashion slaves but for those adrenalin junkies, the Harley Davidson riders. I suppose you might wonder how this leather masterpiece evolved from hitting fast lanes to making its noteworthy presence on runways. Well, allow me to school you what fashion “101” history tells us: legendary heartthrob actor, James Dean, played a major role after he made it part of his regular look back in the 50s. He gave the biker jacket street swag. This didn’t only qualify him as a fashion rebel, but actually earned him a leading spot in the style packing order. I can imagine how many women then found bad boy Dean seductive and possibly threw panties at him. As was the case with the likes of golden era trendsetter musicians Marvin Gaye and Teddy Pendergrass. Zooming into the current women-defying
fashion that’s caught up in a staple of peek-a-boo ensembles, Nomuzi Mabena is writing her own rules. As a younger version of Brenda Fassie, it’s no surprise her style icon is MaBrr. Nomuzi is also affectionately known as Skhanda Queen. It was in 2012 when she bagged the MTV Base VJ Search prize. And like a vision, she continues to pop up significantly in every local designer’s wish list to dress her for possessing that irresistible “It” factor. Nomuzi is a notorious fashionista, constantly confusing the fashion enemy. What makes her even more fashionably dangerous is the genius ability to dictate her provocative style choices to the style hungry, exuding a good-girl-gone-bad demeanour. What I adore about Skhanda Queen of cool is that she’s unpredictable. One moment she’s spotted reigning supreme looking androgynous. And the next she slays in glam frocks. “Locally, my favourite designer is Gert-Johan Coetzee. He has this incredible ability to make me look and feel like a queen,” she tells me. Being a genuine fashion rebel, she is capable of embracing the tough-guy jacket, solidifying its titleholder as the symbol of born-free style culture. Her take on the biker jacket is: “I love a good statement piece that stands the test of time, and biker jackets do that perfectly.” The biker jacket continues to strongly redefine street style, making being bad and boujee look damn cool. Celebs like Skhanda Queen continue to inspire us all. We just love how they serve us nothing but fierce style. With a brand new EP dropping soon, we can’t wait to be blown away.
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MUSIC FORTHE SOUL! Bongeziweseduces withhisrawvoice Bongeziwe Mabandla has returned to reclaim his Afro-folk genre thrown. By LERATO MATSOSO NOTHING beats a pure and honest artist who bares their soul for the audience. And Bongeziwe Mabandla does this exceptionally well through his second album, Mangaliso. This 11-track amazing body of work, aptly named for the musical wonder it is, has a modern feel about it, yet it gracefully captures traditional music elements that make it an absolute joy to listen to. And despite releasing his debut album Umlilo in 2012, the Afro-folk genre maverick reclaims his crown through his splendid storytelling ability and remarkable vocal delivery. Armed with his guitar and melodic, raw and authentic voice, Bongeziwe is a breath of fresh air in a sea of mediocre singers. And thanks to his dedication to stay
true to his roots, the Eastern Cape star, born in Mthatha, embodies the best aspects of his Xhosa culture. And this has been key to helping him stand out. Speaking to SunBuzz, the reserved yet powerful musician said: “It’s hard to say what inspired the album, as different tracks would come at different times. But Wena, one of the first songs I wrote, gave me some idea of where to direct my creativity because I was struggling with the overall concept. “That’s because it’s difficult writing your second album. “My first one was easy, as it was autobiographical. Besides, musicians like myself strive to write really genuine music, but it’s not that easy.” Bongeziwe said he was pleased with how Mangaliso turned out because time was never on his side when
working on it. “I wrote while travelling, playing and touring. But it was interesting because this gave me the opportunity to tap into a whole new creative process,” he said. “Because I was on the road, I used whatever I had. I wrote on flights and hotel note pads. “So, the album is about that process: finding fulfilment, happiness and freedom.” Having worked with Tiago Correia Paulo, a guitarist from the legendary 340ml band who produced Mangaliso, Bongeziwe said he’d also like a collaboration with greats the likes of Pops Mohammed, Oliver Mtukudzi, Ringo Madlingozi and Buhle from The Soil. ) Bongeziwe is billed for the upcoming Oppikoppi and Rocking The Daises festivals.
Lebo Mathosa Lebo Remembered (Universal Music S.A) THIS album is an epic tribute to one of Mzansi’s most idolised vocalists and dancers, the late Lebo Mathosa. Lebo Remembered features the best work from the singer’s albums, Drama Queen and Lioness. So, listeners will enjoy the 15-track project, mostly remixed by renowned producer, DJ Christos. Take the song I Love Music, originally produced by DJ Christos and released in 2006. Not only was it perfect, but this timeless classic still has the right stuff to make you dance. The album’s excellent arrangement will take fans on a journey and give the younger audience a glimpse of the vocal powerhouse Lebo was. Her versatility, like when she changed from dance music to mellowed soul music, will both fascinate and cement her well-earned reputation as one of South Africa’s unforgettable lost treasures. Listening to Lebo’s wonderful work was a real treat! – Snazo Notho
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YFM’S breakfast show co-host Lebang Kgosana says she loves bringing Bang Bang Boogie on air! The 27-year-old from Woodmead, north of Joburg, hosted a hip hop show last week. Speaking to SunBuzz, Lebang said hip hop is her first love. “I enjoyed doing the show. It was a great experience,” she said. “I was a hip hop dancer and that’s how I got the name Bang Bang Boogie.” She said when her boss asked her to do the Hip hop Floor show last Thursday, she was excited. “I’ve always wanted to do the show. I stood in for DJ Speedsta a few times last year.” “Hip hop is my daily bread. It resonated with Lebang Kgosana she was happy to be called to do the Hip-hop Floor.
me even before it became popular in Mzansi. “I would do Hip hop Floor in a heartbeat.” Lebang says there aren’t enough females in the forefront of Mzansi’s hip hop industry. “Many of them have been following the culture since the days of Skwatta Kamp, Zubz and Amu. We watched the culture evolve, so putting us in positions of power adds value to the genre,” she said. According to the presenter, not limiting herself has enabled her to stand in for any presenter. “When I started at the station, I literally filled in for everyone. Every show is different, but similar in a sense that I’m behind the mic and am the captain of the ship. I add my personality to every show I do,” said Lebang. The bubbly host said no one show is better than the next. “Each show has different elements and layers. As a host, my duty is to deliver,” she said. “I love my job. At work, I am myself. I love all the shows I did, regardless of the time slots. When I’m on air, spreading positivity, I’m in my happiest space.”
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By PHILANI MZILA BENNY MAVERICK’s Memeza song has turned him into one of the best newcomers of 2017. The DJ (real name Philani Kweyama), also a manager at Club Azar, said his debut record was finalised in December and features the “amazing” vocalist, Dladla Mshunqisi. Said the artist from Durban, KwaZulu-Natal: “I was playing at club Azar when I noticed a big guy shouting his gimmicks. The crowd ate up everything he chanted, it was quite the spectacle. “So, I approached one of the bouncers to get me his contacts or arrange that I speak to him after my set. “We later met and he introduced himself as Dladla Mshunqisi. I told him I loved
everything he had chanted while I was playing and offered to do a track with him.” According to Benny, they went straight to the studio that day, and that’s how Memeza was born. But the DJ is no stranger to showbiz, thanks to his legendary Good Sundays event, which takes place six times a year. “Having rubbed shoulders with most of Mzansi’s greatest DJs, I knew my time would come,” he said. “The response has been amazing. Despite knowing in December what we had, I never thought Memeza would be this big.” The owner of Sun Dance Music said Mzansi should anticipate “another single from Dladla and me in September”, to be followed by a full album.
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Zikhona Bali plays Londiwe in Is’thunzi.
By SNAZO NOTHO ZIKHONA BALI plays Londiwe on Mzansi Magic’s telenovela Is’thunzi. The gripping tale is told through the lives of four young and brave girls who each are battling some kind of challenge. They call themselves The Ninjas and this is a bond that stands the test of time. The series took Mzansi by storm, and is now back on our small screens for a second season. Speaking to SunBuzz, the 29-year-old actress from Port Elizabeth said: “Londiwe is Buhle’s mum and Duke’s wife. She’s trying to build a family while finishing matric because she got married when she was young. “Londiwe loves her daughter and she’s trying to give her a good life.” The Ninjas help Londiwe forget about her pain and
HIGHLIGHTS M-Net Doctor Strange, today at 8.05pm Benedict Cumberbatch dons a cape for this visually mesmerising Marvel superhero fantasy. A brilliant neurosurgeon is drawn into the powerful world of the mystic arts.
M-Net City Hyde & Seek, Tuesday at 9pm This Australian thriller follows a tough Australian detective who, in the series premiere, uncovers a dark network of criminals, following the murder of his best friend and partner.
E!Entertainment Second Wives Club, today at 8.55pm Everyone’s heard of the “trophy wife” label that’s infiltrated Hollywood headlines for years, but what’s it really like to be one? Second Wives Club explores the lives of a group of young, beautiful women who are married to previously divorced, wealthy older men. The docuseries follows the women as they attempt to balance exwives and children alongside the everyday challenges in their relationships.
Zee World Lies Of The Heart, Wednesday at 9pm Urmi’s family performs the Haldi ceremony. Samrat refuses to be a part of the ceremony and it causes him to leave in anger.
MTV The MTV Millennial Awards 2017, tomorrow at 10pm Now in its fifth year, the annual MTV Millennial Awards honour Latin America’s top influencers in pop culture, digital, music, viral videos and social media. Last year, DNCE, J Balvin, Jesse & Joy and Vigiland performed. This year, digital superstars Lele Pons and Juanpa Zurita host the awards in Mexico.
Vuzu Ben & Lauren: Happily, Thursday at 8.30pm Ben and Lauren go to group couples counselling, and it’s all in good fun until Ben drops a bombshell. They then go on a road trip to process where they are at in their relationship. M-Net Movies Premier Morgan, Friday at 8pm Things spiral out of control in this chilling horror movie. A riskmanagement consultant is sent to a lad to assess a humanlike robot with Al. Vuzu Amp The Bad Girls Club, Saturday at 10pm Natalie’s holierthanthou behaviour begins to push some girls over the edge. Meanwhile, Judi forms a game changing bond with two unlikely house mates.
always remind her how beautiful she is. Zikhona said her character sends a powerful message to young mums who are about to throw in the towel when life gets difficult. “Sometimes, they just need to know we feel their pain and motivate them not to give up,” she added. “I may not be a mum or wife, but I know people who go through what Londiwe goes through, and they try hard to keep it together.” Zikhona is a qualified journalist who always wanted to be an actress. She told SunBuzz: “I’ve always known that one day I would take acting seriously. “Working alongside Makgotso M and the other ninjas is a true inspiration because they teach me a lot.” ) Is’thunzi airs on Mzansi Magic (DStv channel 161) every Monday at 8pm.
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IT WAS really heart-warming to see Shaka reach out to Harriet. I mean, these two are not exactly the best of friends, but he came waving the white flag to try and make her feel better. If only they all knew that her conscience has come back to bite her for the murder of her late husband, Mzi, who keeps haunting her. I wonder if Kagiso’s world will turn upside down, now that Brutus has been informed that Goodness is Shaka of The Queen. Goldfinger’s daughter.
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6:00: Inside the Baobab Tree 6:30: Ebu Children’s Drama and Documentaries 6:57: Motheo 7:00: Morning Live 8:30: Simcha 9:00: Road From Christ to Constantine Viewers take an exciting journey to beautiful and important historical places where Christianity was born and grew from a small movement called The Way to its place as the official religion of the Roman Empire. 10:00: Songs of Praise: Meet the Musicians 10:30: Psalted A platform for local and international contemporary Christian gospel music. We showcase the latest music videos and performances. 11:00: Die Woord 11:30: Geure Van Die Vallei (R) 12:00: Noot Vir Noot (R) 1:00pm: RSVP #DareToChange (R) 1:30pm: 7de Laan (R) Omnibus. 4:00pm: Movie 6:00pm: Fokus 6:30pm: News 7:00pm: 50/50 8:00pm: News 8:30pm: Ga Re Dumele V 9:00pm: It’s Gospel Time 10:00pm: Mandela – The Journey 11:00pm: Teen Wolf III (13) (R) 00:00: Prime Time News
6:00: A New Day 7:00: Sadhana (R) 7:30: Smurfs A magic portal transports the little blue people to Manhattan, where they must find a way back to their village before evil wizard Gargamel can find them. 8:00: Whip the Chef 8:30: Violetta 9:30: Isidingo (PG) (R) Omnibus. 12:00: Music Concerts (R) 1:00pm: Top Billing (R) 2:00pm: Mela We discover the style, flavours, colours and beats of the East, while meeting personalities with fascinating outlooks on everything from business start-ups to leading a life that avoids the traps of the rat race. 3:00pm: Raanjhanaa (PG13) Drama. Met Dhanush, Sonam Kapoor. (2013) 6:00pm: News 6:30pm: The Big Bang Theory VI (13) 7:00pm: The Front (PG13) Crime. A detective in a Boston suburb is assigned by his female district attorney to reopen an old murder case, which throws his life into grave peril.Andie MacDowell, Daniel Sunjata. (2010) 9:00pm: Network 9:30pm: Mapungubwe: Echoes in the Valley
6:00: I Am Soul Precious 6:25: e-Insert 6:30: The Apostle Simon Mokoena Show 7:00: Grassroots 7:25: Ground Zero 7:35: Hillsong 8:00: 2 Hands 8:05: Cool Catz 8:30: The Fairly OddParents 9:00: G Fighters 9:30: ShizLive (R) 10:00: Behind the Gospel 11:00: SWV Reunited 12:00: WWE Specials (PG10V) 3:00pm: SA’s Got Talent 4:00pm: The Biggest Loser USA 5:00pm: WWE Raw (PG10V) 6:00pm: News 6:05pm: Mahadi-Lobola 6:30pm: Omang: Who Are You? 7:00pm: eNews Direct 7:30pm: Modern Family (PG13) 8:00pm: The Hangover (16SVNL) Comedy. Three buddies wake up from a bachelor party in Las Vegas, with no memory of the previous night and the bachelor missing. They make their way around the city in order to find their friend before his wedding. 10:10pm: City of Hope (16VL) Crime Drama.
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Shirlene Marema, Tsakane Sekgale and Thuli Nkabinde at the opening night of Marikana - The Musical at the State Theatre in Pretoria.
Feleng Yende, David Tlale and his mum, Joyce in the reality show, The Intern.
Dennis Maponya, Tebogo Ramokgadi and Cga Bopha, at the Booth night club in Sandton.
Kwaku Korateng, Lolo Sebetola and Rouget Bagley at the food tasting at Afro - fusion restaurant Asanka in Rivonia, Joburg.
Oskido, Nokwazi and Dr Malinga celebrating Nokwaziâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s birthday at the Booth night club in Sandton.
Lebogang Moche at the opening night of Marikana -The Musical at the State Theatre, Pretoria.
Dipuo Kganyago and Adelaide Mokonyama at the opening night of Marikana -The Musical at the State Theatre, Pretoria. Photos by Lucky Nxumalo Email: lnxumalo@sundaysun.co.za
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Sunday 16 July 2017
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HE league’s headhonchos really missed a trick at their glittering PSL Awards on Monday night. As the trophies and big cheques were being handed out as if they were candy, and while some of the patrons were playing bottoms up with various delectable drinks, one over-achieving club was forgotten. Poor Mamelodi Sundowns did not even get a single mention. We all understand and acknowledge that the night was just for the league and its cup tournament sponsors. But if Sundowns’ achievements are not celebrated in Mzansi, then where are the Brazilians going to be honoured? And what happens to the old adage, charity begins at home? Maybe, we should remind the league that it was in the middle of this season that Sundowns won the Caf Champions League and brought South Africa it’s first Caf star in the PSL era. Orlando Pirates won it under the old NSL dispensation. Perhaps, the league cares less that the Brazilians had actually gone a step further by also bringing home the Super Cup. Does it not matter that in December Pitso Mosimane’s boys became the first local club to have played in the Fifa Club World Cup? This is the same team that had three players – Hlompho Kekana, Khama Billiat and Denis Onyango – nominated for major awards at the Caf Awards. The Brazilians’ triumph in continental football has been a boost to the local league’s image. Bafana Bafana can, once again, walk with swag and confidence, thanks to Sundowns’ contribution.
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HE respect and fearsome aura Mzansi football oozed back in the day is slowly coming back, in part thanks to Sundowns. But sadly, they were snubbed and not allowed to go and party with the other kids on Monday night.
PSL chairperson Irvin Khoza and Safa president Danny Jordaan at the airport to welcome back Mamelodi Sundowns from Caf glory. Photo by Getty Images
I beg to differ! THANKS to the SunSport editor for his insightful column regarding the Cosafa Cup, with the headline Cosafa Cup’s A Joke, last Sunday. I would, however, like to differ with him on this issue. The Cosafa Cup gives players a chance to showcase their talents where they could get lucrative contracts. Look at how Ovidy Karuru, the Kaizer Chiefs’ reject, played. I bet my last cent, some of those players will end up playing in better leagues after getting noticed. I hope your column is not just a bittersweet, emotional diatribe because South Africa failed at the first hurdle.
Jabu Nkabinde
Well done, United! ONE needs to thank SuperSport United ed on a job well done in qualifying for the quarterfinals of the Caf Confederation Cup. They really did well for the country and themselves. I wouldn’t be surprised if they went all the way to clinch the title. Tshwane teams are on fire.
Nkanukeni J Magaba, Mvelaphanda
Maybe, they’ll be celebrated in Timbuktu and Bujumbura, since South Africa found it unnecessary to honour them. The PSL really did not cover themselves in glory and, although it was boldly explained in the rules that the soccer-loving public would vote for Goal of the Season, Oscarine Masuluke’s spectacular overhead goal coming second best to Siphiwe “Shabba” Tshabalala’s was daylight robbery. The so-called genius who turned the whole thing into a popularity contest should face the guillotine.
That was one of the league’s biggest blunders – in a week when a bitter taste was left in the mouths of millions of football-loving fans. I’ll say it again, I have not forgotten that the night was meant solely for the PSL and its cup tournament sponsors, but still, Sundowns’ continental achievements were just exceptional and they should not have been ignored at all.
Release the old crocks! NOW that the transfer window iis open, I know Irvin Khoza will go all out and sign many players. Unfortunately, it won’t be quality players. Orlando Pirates are a big team and need players with a big heart, not mediocre players. Thamsanqa Sangweni is a good signing, but another quality midfielder is needed, a quality goalkeeper, two top strikers and two central defenders. All the big names should be released, including Oupa Manyisa. They no longer show the hunger to take Pirates back to glory days. Musa Dlamini, Polokwane
Bring it home, Tinkler! WELL done to new SuperSport United coach, Eric Tinkler, and his team for qualifying for the Caf Confederation Cup quarterfinals. Matsatsantsa a Pitori looked like a well-oiled machine and I’m happy because they are scoring goals for fun. Tinkler has a squad good enough to bring the trophy back home.
Nemusunda Mmboniseni, Thabo
Mbeki Village
WHAT DO YOU THINK ABOUT OSCARINE MASULUKE NOT WINNING GOAL OF THE SEASON AT THE PSL AWARDS? Lindelani Nemakhavhani: Anything that has to do with votes in South African sports will be won by Kaizer Chiefs or a Chiefs player. Remember what happened with Chad le Clos? Sphiwe Mdluli-Mthimunye: As a Chiefs fan, the goalkeeper’s goal was the best! Some awards aren’t supposed to be voted for by fans. The PSL have learned the lesson now, they won’t repeat that mistake again. Abram Tukula: He did not win, not because his goal was not the best, but because his team have a small group of supporters than Siphiwe “Shabba” Tshabalala’s team. His goal was far better than Tshabalala’s. Sello Motsoko: Oscarine Masuluke kicked the ball towards six yards and it went into the net, no intention whatsoever. Siphiwe “Shabba” Tshabalala scored a beauty, intended and well executed.
20 April 1997, City Press.
SUNSPORT
Sunday 16 July 2017
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ASACRITERIA TOOTOUGH!
By MALIBONGWE BHIDO THE current International Boxing Organisation (IBO) light flyweight champion, Hekkie “Hexecutioner” Budler, will be chasing his fifth world crown. This when he challenges Filipino professional boxer Milan “El Metodico” Melindo for his International Boxing Federation (IBF) title. The clash takes place on 16 September at Waterfront Hotel and Casino in Cebu City, Philippines. The four-time world champion has agreed to fight the newly crown IBF world champ after weeks of negotiations. “I’m happy for this opportunity. It would be also great to fight out of the country. I’m really thrilled that the deal is done,” said Budler. Despite battling it out with Melindo in his backyard, the skilful Budler remains positive about a good performance. “As a true champion, you have to be willing to fight anywhere. So, fighting in foreign soil doesn’t worry me as the judges will be fair,” he said. Budler, who has penned 31 victories with only two defeats, has fought twice beyond Mzansi boarders. His last outing on foreign soil was a win against Evaristo Primero in Texas, in the US seven years ago.
Bodyslammedforsideliningtopathletes By CHARLES BALOYI UNIVERSITY of Pretoria athletics head Danie Cornelius has accused Athletics South Africa (ASA) of leaving potential runners behind ahead of the eagerly anticipated IAAF world championships in Britain next month. Cornelius, who has been an athletics administrator for many years, went as far as questioning the tough selection criteria set up by ASA. The world running athletics body, IAAF, has its own qualifying criteria, but ASA has come up with an even tougher one with the hope of taking the best team to Britain in three weeks’ time. Cornelius, who runs a successful athletics academy, says it’s hard to
motivate athletes who’ve been left out of the 24-member preliminary squad heading to the biggest athletics showdown in the world. On Wednesday, ASA announced the preliminary list, but some of the big guns were missing. Most local athletes had only managed a B qualifying standard, as they found it hard to make ASA’s tough criteria. But Cornelius expressed his disappointment when talking about the many high-profile names missing on the list. Said Cornelius: “I think ASA are being hush on our athletes. They may have their own reasons for leaving out the athletes, but I believe they left those who could potentially get us medals.”
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0T11 1- 9 ANGEL’S DAUGHTER 2f (S G Tarry) . . . . . . . . . . *L Hewitson —FIRST RUN — 2- 8 CASHEL PALACE 2f (A G Laird) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .R Simons 0V14 9V17 7T11 3- 4 CHAPEL OF STARS 2f (G J Maroun) . . . . . . . . . . . . R Munger 6J12 4- 12 COUGAR KITTEN 2f (J A Soma). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C Maujean 0T11 3J14 5- 3 DIVA FAUSTINA 2f (D Nieuwenhuizen) . . . . . . . . W Marwing —FIRST RUN — 6- 11 EESHARA 2f (M F De Kock). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C Zackey 5V10 3J12 0T11 7- 10 MARIMBA QUEEN 2f (L J Erasmus). . . . . . . . . . . . . . S Brown 8V14 8- 2 MIRACLE AT DAWN 2f (C Spies) . . . . . . . . . . . .M V’Rensburg 3J12 9- 5 PERFIDIA 2f (G H Van Zyl) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . K de Melo 0V12 10- 7 QUALITY CURVES 2f (J A Soma). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . J Mariba 9V14 6J14 11- 6 SHAMROCK 2f (S G Tarry) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . S Khumalo 0V12 7J12 12- 1 UNTIL DAWN 2f (C E Erasmus) . . . . . . . . . . . . . J P v’d Merwe Same Trainer - NOT COUPLED on Tote: (1 & 11) (4 & 10) FORECAST BETTING:
RACETRACK: Turf. 2700m oval track. Races up to 1160m straight course; beyond 1160m clockwise round turn with 800m run-in. Track rises 12m from 1600m to 800m marks, making it most testing circuit in SA. DRAW: Low-number draws favoured over 1400m and to a lesser extent over 1600m. TOP JOCKEYS ATTRACK: S Khumalo 190-45 (23.68%)-76, G Lerena 158-37 (23.42%)59, L Hewitson 194-18 (9.28%)-53, R Simons 166-18 (10.84%)-46. TOP TRAINERS AT TRACK: S GTarry 395-65 (16.46%)-126, M F De Kock 193-27 (13.99%)-68, G M Alexander 152-17 (11.18%)-49, A G Laird 145-15 (10.34%)-51. APPRENTICES (ALLOWANCES): G Dadamasi, C Habib, L Hewitson, P Jevu, D R Lerena (4.0), C Mabaya, T Matsoele, M Mhlongo, M Mjoka (2.5), C Ngcobo, F Semela, S Siphika. TAB BETS: Win, Place (minimum 6 runners), Swinger, Exacta,Trifecta, Quartet all races. Double on all consecutive races (Races 1 & 2; 2 & 3 etc.) Pick 3 on all consecutive races (1, 2 & 3 etc. Couplings & first-timers rule do not apply). BiPot Races 1 to 6, P/A Races 2 to 8, Pick 6 Races 3 to 8, Jackpot Races 4 to 7.
3J18 5J26 2V18 8V24
Henricho Bruintjies did not make the cut for the World Championships in London. Photo by Gallo Images
FORECAST BETTING: 22-10 POLAR VORTEX; 28-10 SILVER GLACIER; 4-1 ALI BON DUBAI; 12-1 AND UPWARDS OTHERS.
TURFFONTEIN STANDSIDE SUNDAY 16-07-2017
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ASA’s deadline to qualify for the world champs is 23 July. Henricho Bruintjies, Emile Erasmus (100m), Cornel Fredericks (400m hurdles), Le Roux Hamman (400h), Constant Pretorius (400h), Reinhardt van Rensburg (800m), are athletes that fall under the Tuks stable, who haven’t made the SA team. “Some of the athletes will lose have their sponsors.”
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2T10 5V12 2J10 1- 2 ALFOLK (AUS) 2g (M F De Kock). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A Delpech 60 1V12 3T14 2- 6 LEFTRIGHTGOODNIGHT 2c (J A Soma) . . . . . . W Marwing 60 1T10 5J10 3- 7 PERA PALACE 2c (P A Peter) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . D Mansour 60 1T10 4- 5 SECRET HARBOUR 2g (P F Matchett). . . . . . . G Wrogemann 60 3T14 1T11 2T14 5- 3 SNOW BOARDING 2c (A Nassif) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . G Lerena 60 9V10 8V10 0T11 6- 1 AGITATOR 2g (L J Erasmus) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . S Brown 57 5V14 0T16 0J12 7- 4 SO LONG SPRING 2g (T Zackey) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C Zackey 57 Same Trainer - NOT COUPLED on Tote: (none) FORECAST BETTING: 2-1 ALFOLK; 3-1 SECRET HARBOUR; 7-2 SNOW BOARDING; 4-1 LEFTRIGHTGOODNIGHT; 5-1 PERA PALACE; 12-1 AND UPWARDS OTHERS.
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SUN RACING EDITOR’s perms for TURFFONTEIN STANDSIDE on SUNDAY: 1st Race: 1, 6 2nd Race: 5, 9 3rd Race: 1 4th Race: 9, 10 5th Race: 7 6th Race: 2, 6, 8
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2nd Race: 9 3rd Race: 1 4th Race: 9, 10 5th Race: 7 6th Race: 2, 6, 8 7th Race: 2, 6 8th Race: 1, 2, 4
3rd Race: 1, 4 4th Race: 1, 9, 10 5th Race: 5, 7 6th Race: 2, 6, 8 7th Race: 2, 6 8th Race: 1, 2, 4
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5V18 0T24 5J18 1- 4 ✭COOL CHARDONNAY 5g (W H Marwing). . . . . . W Marwing 60 2T14 5N16 2T11 2- 2 ✩CAPTAIN ALDO 6g (S J Gray) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . G Wrogemann 60 6T14 5T14 0T11 3- 6 WILL PAYS 5g (M G Azzie). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C Zackey 60 3T10 0T10 0T18 4- 1 MOOFEED (AUS) 6h (M F De Kock) . . . . . . . . . . . . . .R Simons 60 8T16 1J14 1J16 5- 3 JIFFY 3g (E Verdonese) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . G Lerena 58.5 1T11 1T14 3G12 6- 5 ✩AMAZING STRIKE 5g (A G Laird). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A Delpech 58.5 5T16 1T14 0S14 7- 8 ✩FINCHATTON 5g (S G Tarry). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . S Khumalo 58.5 9J12 1V15 3T16 8- 9 PRINCE OF ORANGE 5g (C Dawson) . . . . . . . J P v’d Merwe 57 3T16 9T18 7G16 9- 7 ✩KINGS ARCHER 5h (S T Pettigrew). . . . . . . . . . . . . . K de Melo 55.5 8B12 5T11 7T11 10- 10 TIGER’STOUCH (AUS) 5m (S G Tarry) . . . . . . . . *L Hewitson 54 Same Trainer - NOT COUPLED on Tote: (7 & 10) FORECAST BETTING: 2-1 AMAZING STRIKE; 3-1 CAPTAIN ALDO; 4-1 JIFFY; 5-1 MOOFEED; 12-1 AND UPWARDS OTHERS.
5J12 1J16 4J16 1- 1 ALEXA 4f (G V Woodruff). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C Maujean 60 4T16 1V17 2T16 2- 6 TRELLIS 3f (P A Peter) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . W Marwing 57 2T20 1J18 7J20 3- 10 COLD CASH 4f (G M Alexander) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . G Lerena 57 5T24 3J18 3J20 4- 3 PARISIENNE CHIC 4f (S J Gray) . . . . . . . . . . . . G Wrogemann 57 8T18 6J18 5J20 5- 4 TIGER FLAME (AUS) 5m (O A Ferraris) . . . . . . . . . . A Delpech 57 1V15 1J16 1J16 6- 5 GUNS AND ROSES 3f (G V Woodruff). . . . . . . .M V’Rensburg 56.5 9J16 3T16 0T16 7- 2 INGA 3f (G H Van Zyl) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . K de Melo 55.5 3J18 6T16 3J16 8- 8 ✩TURN BACKTIME 3f (J A Soma) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . S Khumalo 53.5 3T20 4J22 0J16 9- 7 SEAL MY FATE 4f (C Mayhew) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . R Munger 53 3V17 4J18 0J16 10- 9 ✩EMILY JAY 3f (B O Wiid) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . *L Hewitson 52 Same Trainer - NOT COUPLED on Tote: (1 & 6) FORECAST BETTING: 5-2 GUNS AND ROSES; 9-2 ALEXA; 5-1 TRELLIS; 6-1 COLD CASH; 7-1 TIGER FLAME; 8-1 PARISIENNE CHIC; 12-1 AND UPWARDS OTHERS.
9V20 2V18 5V20 1- 1 SCOTLAND 4g (P A Peter) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . *L Hewitson 61 2V17 1V17 1T16 2- 4 SHOGUN 4g (O A Ferraris) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A Delpech 61 9V17 6T24 4T18 3- 13 ✩STAVINSKY 7g (L J Erasmus) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . S Brown 61 4J16 6V17 4V18 4- 11 TRIPTO RIO 5g (M F De Kock) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .R Simons 59.5 0T14 8T16 7V20 5- 2 RESOLUTE CAPTAIN 4g (A G Laird) . . . . . . . . . . . . . G Lerena 58.5 2J16 0V17 1V20 6- 8 SHEET WEAVER 4g (A G Laird) . . . . . . . . . . . . . J P v’d Merwe 58.5 3V17 9V17 9J16 7- 5 SHOTGUN RIDER 3g (R R Magner) . . . . . . . . . . . W Marwing 58 1V24 0J20 0V14 8- 12 AIR FORCE LEGEND 4g (S W Kenny) . . . . . . . . . . . *M Mjoka 57.5 5J14 7J16 5V17 9- 9 TENDRE 3g (J A Soma) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . S Khumalo 55 5T14 8T14 1V20 10- 7 TIRZAN 3g (J A Soma). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C Zackey 55 2N20 7V20 3S20 11- 6 ✩ICY AVALANCHE 5g (A Nassif) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . J Mariba 55 8T16 8J14 5V17 12- 3 JACKMAN 3g (B O Wiid). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . K de Melo 54 5V24 0T32 0V20 13- 10 WOODY CAPE 5g (J L Van Heerden) . . . . . . . . . . . . C Maujean 52 Same Trainer - NOT COUPLED on Tote: (5 & 6) (9 & 10) FORECAST BETTING: 2-1 SHOGUN; 5-1 SHEET WEAVER; 6-1 SCOTLAND; 7-1 TRIP TO RIO; 8-1 STAVINSKY; 10-1 TENDRE, TIRZAN; 12-1 AND UPWARDS OTHERS. No Alumites: STAVINSKY , WOODY CAPE (al’front). ————END MEETING ————
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IT’SDAVIDVGOLIATH! Ravensmead boy Enver Brandt will be turning out for the Griquas, the underdogs in today’s final. Photo by Gallo Images
By SUNSPORT REPORTER AFTER 12 weeks, 66 matches and seven festivals at previously unheard of community grounds, the inaugural SuperSport Rugby Challenge concludes its maiden voyage with the final in Cape Town today. That the final of the competition – which began with 15 teams (14 local provincial teams and a Namibian invitational side) – will be played on a Sunday is a SuperSport addition to test the waters for trying it at Super Rugby level. The said final will see David try his trusted slingshot routine against Goliath when the unfashionable Griquas, who may have surprised even themselves by making it this far, test the might of Western Province, a team guarded its winning streak in the previous 10 games. At stake is not only the upset value for the Griquas or a Province going through an unbeaten season, there’s also the matter of R500 000 in prize money to go with the trophy, another unusual thing
WillGriquasstealgloryfromWProvince?
in domestic rugby – as money is usually made from hosting the final. But with the tickets for the game being free of charge to aid the developmental message to the tournament, prize money is one way of making it worthwhile for the participating teams. In keeping with the Sunday festivals, today being the eighth, the final will be at the Florida Park Sports Grounds in Ravensmead. While it may not roll off the tongue like Newlands or Loftus Versfeld, Ravensmead did give us Proteas fast bowler Vernon Philander and two players – Craig Barry (fullback, Western Province) and Enver Brandt (wing, Griquas) – from the teams in the final. The venue – also the home ground of the Tygerberg Rugby Football Club, who’ll play against bitter rivals Belhar in the curtain
raiser for the final, boasts a history of its own. The historic bit involves an All Black doing what he shouldn’t have been doing. Club chairperson Kevin Kiewitz picks up the story: “I had the honour of playing wing in a game where we played against Harlequins of London in the late 90s. (Former All Black no.8) Zinzan Brooke had just retired from international rugby and was playing for them – he dropped in that game too!” Tygerberg has an impressive list of alumni, including former Springboks Eddie Andrews and Norman Jordaan, Bok logistics manager JJ Fredericks, Blitzbok player Justin Geduld, Bok convener of selectors Peter Jooste and Stanley Raubenheimer, among others. The club game is at 12.30pm and the Rugby Challenge final two hours later.
RugbyChallengefinalistsand unsungheroes! By SUNSPORT REPORTER THERE are three types of rugby players in the world, X-factor players, Y-factor players and others. The X- and the Y-factor players we know about are those whom coaches love, but often leave us asking: “Why the hell is he in the team?” The “others” are players who glue the team together, doing a lot of good, but unseen work, so that the X-factor players can shine. For want of a better example, we’re talking about guys like former Bulls, Toulon and Springbok utility forward, Danie Rossouw, guys who play number four lock today, blindside flanker next week, and probably number eight from half time of that game. With the final of the inaugural SuperSport Rugby Challenge final upon us, we asked the two coaches Eital of the finalists, John Dobson Bredenkamp. (Western Province) and Peter Engledow (Griquas), to take us through what the unsung heroes have been up to for their teams this season. EITAL BREDENKAMP (WESTERN PROVINCE, OPENSIDE FLANKER – 24): He and (utility forward) Jurie van Vuuren hit 50 rucks in different games this year, which I’ve never seen in my career before. This shows how hard he works. He never goes for less than 40 breakdowns a game, he’s very fast, has a very high work rate and irritates opponents, sometimes the refs too. He reminds me of a younger Chris Cloete – I’ve coached both of them – in that he’s of similar size, is an absolute openside flanker and is playing without a contract. Cloete was also uncontracted and played at Hamiltons, so does Bredenkamp. Bredenkamp has also given us cover at wing and hooker, Ederies and he’s taken some line-out ball for us, which shows how athletic Arendse. he is. JURIE VAN VUUREN (WESTERN PROVINCE, UTILITY FORWARD – 24): He played Super Rugby about
two years ago and quite a bit of Currie Cup for me. He’s a flank lock who’s probably a better four than he is a flank. He’s a quiet guy who works hard, if you take those rucks he hits I told you about into consideration. Where Jurie is great is that if you play a wide shape where you leave a hooker or flanker on the tramlines, you need locks who will work hard in-between – that’s where he is great for us. He’s quite a good line-out forward but he needs to kick on now. AJ LE ROUX (GRIQUAS, HOOKER – 26): He’s incredibly strong, works hard at training, is a strong scrummager and a very good line-out thrower. I have a philosophy that good people make good rugby players, AJ falls into that bracket. JONATHAN JANSE VAN RENSBURG (GRIQUAS, UTILITY FORWARD – 28): We’re into our third season together. He arrived here free and on trial, we gave him a six-month contract and extended it again. He’s been so good for us he’s been voted the Player’s Player of the Year. He works very hard and has a high workrate, covering lock and number eight for us. His willingness to learn is such that he’s adapted his game to learn to jump at lock. He was the kind of guy who didn’t play first team rugby at school but he still got into the Tukkies side and played Varsity Cup. We have a saying here, that “Jono wins again” – he just wins at everything. EDERIES ARENDSE (GRIQUAS, WING – 29): He came to us from the club environment in Cape Town and didn’t have much going for him. But he’s been with us for three years and changed his attitude with regards to the way he trains and manages his diet. He used to be overweight and quite lazy but he’s worked hard and done exceptionally well. He’s also got a good sense of humour with the players. – SuperSport.com
Jurie van Vuuren.
Jonathan Janse van Rensburg. Photos by Gallo Images
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Sunday 16 July 2017 Golden Arrows star Nduduzo Sibiya’s career is growing by leaps and bounds. Photo by Gallo Images
HUNGRY FOR GAME TIME! Booysenupfornewchallenge
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By MENZI MAGUBANE GOLDEN ARROWS right winger, Nduduzo Sibiya, hopes his Nedbank Cup award will encourage other young players a the club to continue working hard. On Monday night at the PSL Awards, Sibiya received the Nedbank Cup Most Promising of the Tournament Award. The 22-year-old said he dedicates his award to his young teammates at Arrows. Sibiya said his achievement was a sign that hard work does pay off. Said Sibiya: “This award means a lot to me. “It’s rare for a young player from a small team like Arrows to get such recognition. It was a special occasion for me too and I’m really happy to get such recognition.” The dribbling wizard, however, said this should push other young players to also work extra hard. Said Sibiya: “Before the award ceremony on Monday in Joburg, he told SunSport he was adamant that he would walk away with an award. “The team have a lot of
young players like myself. “Getting this award should also encourage them and make them believe in themselves. “Hard work pays off, and getting the award proves it. I dedicate it to my teammates and I hope it will push them to want to work harder than before. “After the season I had, I was confident that I would walk away with at least one award and I’m happy that it turned out just as I had hoped,” said Sibiya. The player from Durban, in KZN, was nominated in two categories, the other being the Absa Premiership Young Player of the Season. Phakamani Mahlambi of Bidvest Wits walked away with that one. After joining his teammates at Abafana Bes’thende for preseason two days ago, Sibiya said he will get his fitness back. He was with the Bafana Bafana squad that took part in the recent Cosafa Cup in Rustenburg, North West. He said he is prepared to work twice as hard next season and the award will also encourage him to do so.
By BILLY COOPER TOUGH as teak defender Mario Booysen is in limbo! Currently on duty with Bafana Bafana in the Africa Nations Championship (Chan) squad, Booysen is in the dark as to where he will be playing next season. Booysens (29) has spent the last 18 months on loan to SuperSport United from their Tshwane neighbours, Mamelodi Sundowns. He was promoted to captain Bafana after Lehlohonolo Masalesa was ruled out because this tournament was only for players who were based in Africa. He has been recalled by Downs and will report back to Chloorkop and the Brazilians head coach, Pitso Mosimane, after next Saturday’s second leg of the Chan qualifier against Botswana at the Moruleng Stadium (3.30pm). Said Booysen: “I have been recalled to Sundowns and have to go back. “But the bottom line is I want to play and don’t mind where.” He said he did not want to sit on the sidelines. “If Sundowns want me, then that will be great. But it didn’t work out for me the last time.” He said if the African champions do not need him, he would be keen to either stay at Matsatsantsa a Pitori or move elsewhere where he will be guaranteed game time. Added Booysen: “I’m up for a fresh start. I’m open to that (moving to a new club) or I would even be happier to stay at SuperSport on a permanent deal. “I’ve enjoyed my past season-and-a-half at SuperSport.” He added that the fact that United had a new head coach in Eric Tinkler would motivate him to work even harder next season if given a chance. “I would like to work with the new United coach. I’m up for that challenge.” The well-travelled Booysen earned his first Bafana cap in the
quarterfinals of the Cosafa Cup in the 1-0 loss to Tanzania. Booysen told SunSport: “I had a rough time in the second half of the season, but getting called up to Bafana has helped me get my confidence back. “Playing for Bafana has been a tremendous experience for me and I have enjoyed it.” Booysen played under new Bafana head coach Stuart Baxter at United and knows what Baxter expects, but at 29, he believes he still has a bright future at club and international level. Said the sturdy central defender: “For me, playing in the Cosafa Cup and Chan is a stepping stone to bigger things. “It will help me at club level. Hopefully, if I do well, then I will be considered for future Bafana games, includi ng Septem ber’s World Cup qualifiers against Cape Verde,” he concluded.
Mario Booysen doesn’t want to sit on the sidelines.
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Sunday 16 July 2017
MAPGAMES AREABIGHIT
Action from the Maimane Alfred Phiri games in Alexandra township. Photo by Trevor Kunene
By MTHOKOZISI MKHONZA THE 2017 edition of the Maimane Alfred Phiri (Map) Games has been yet another success! Yesterday, four teams: Black Poison, Mighty Birds, Ndengeza and Lebash battled it out for a spot in the final. And now, all eyes are on the eagerly-awaited final taking place today at Alexandra Stadium (5pm). The two teams, that had not been finalised yet at the time of going to print yesterday, will be wrestling for the trophy that was won by Braamfischer Eagles last year. The popular kasi diski tournament kicked off a month ago and thousands of fans witnessed another success of the games that have grown significantly since they were launched in 2001. This year was the 17th edition of the tournament and it continued to live up to expectations. Since the inception of the tournament, there’s no club that have successfully defended the title, something organisers can brag about, as it proves that the tournament is growing and is competitive. The Map Games, which are
organised by former Bafana Bafana and SuperSport United midfielder Maimane Phiri, do not only afford up-and-coming players an opportunity to showcase their talent, also help raise funds for locally-based organisations. The Map Games attract various club officials, talent scouts and kasi soccer lovers from different parts of Gauteng. Phiri told SunSport that without the support from the fans, the games would not be what they are today. Said Phiri: “The Map Games are not only about football but also about uniting people. “People from different cultures come together to enjoy each another’s company. “The competition has also grown, and the attendance was high at all our games. That’s exciting! “People enjoy skills and the trickery they have come to miss that in the Premier Soccer League.” Over the past years, these games have produced the likes of Tshepo Matete, Lebogang Manyama, Khethokwakhe Masuku, Thabo Mosadi and Sipho Moeti.
IbrahimovicmaygetnewdealatUnited!
ZLATAN Ibrahimovic could be offered a new deal by Manchester United, the Premier League club’s manager Jose Mourinho said on Friday ahead of a friendly with Los Angeles Galaxy. Speaking at a news conference on the eve of their first pre-season tour match in California, Mourinho left the door open to the Swede returning when he recovers from knee surgery. The out-of-contract Ibrahimovic, 35, was United’s top scorer last term after joining on a one-year deal, but he was injured in April and is likely to be sidelined at least until December. “If the decision is to stay and wait until December – he can’t be back until them – why not wait? We are speaking and changing ideas,” the Portuguese coach told reporters. With Ibrahimovic out of action, Mourinho has brought in Belgium striker Romelu Lukaku from Everton for a fee put at about R1,3 billion by British media. Mourinho said United signed Lukaku because he is a ready-made Premier League player, having had lots of experience in England, which hopefully would allow him to fit in immediately. “Obviously there are other good strikers in football, but the Premier League is a very specific
habitat, a difficult habitat for strikers, and normally they need some time to adapt but Lukaku has been in the Premier League for five seasons,” he told reporters. “Now he comes to a club with different responsibilities in the right moment of his career. He is still a young player but he has years of experience in the Premier League and the Belgian national team. He will go into the Champions League, which was also his main motivation.” Mourinho needed a player who knows how to score against defensive teams that, using his famous phrase, “park the bus”. “Romelu is not a player that participates a lot in the build-up play. He is a player that normally plays in the last third,” added Mourinho. “We had so many opponents last season that decided clearly to defend, closing spaces, playing with lots of defenders and defensive midfield players. “We needed a target man, which is not (France forward Anthony) Martial or (England striker Marcus) Rashford. “We have good options, good players, but a target man, a clear No 9, one who is comfortable to play in the box, we thought that was Romelu.” – AFP.
It’s not over yet for Zlatan Ibrahimovic.
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SOUTH Africa coach Molefi Ntseki says the country will take an especially young group of players to the COSAFA Under-17 Championships in Mauritius from July 21-30. Ntseki has one eye on the qualifiers for the African Under-17 Championships that start next year, and so they want to use this COSAFA tournament to blood those youngsters. “COSAFA regulations require that we can select players who were born in 2001 or later,” Ntseki says. “But we have decided that we will only look at boys born 2002 and up. “It’s because we want to give international exposure to players who will still be eligible for the African Under-17 Championship qualifiers next year, so that they can get used to the demands of international football.” Ntseki will make his final selection for
the tournament over the weekend. “We have had our pre-selection camp last week and have called-up around 45 boys from all over the country for a final camp that will take place from Friday. “We will put them through training sessions and matches, and will continue assessing them before we select our best 20 for the tournament in Mauritius.” Ntseki led South Africa to 2015 Fifa Under-17 World Cup in Chile, and says to return to that level is the major aim. “We missed out on the 2017 World Cup that will be played in India, but having had a taste of that tournament and what it is like to be involved at that level, we all want to get back there. “Obviously we have to start afresh every year as boys move to the older agegroup, but our goal is to develop and enhance the talent that we have to match that standard.” – SuperSport.com
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MADISHAPUMPEDUP Defenderplanstodoublehiseffortsthisseason
By CHARLES BALOYI MAMELODI Sundowns rising star Motjeka Madisha has vowed to double his efforts with the Brazilians in the upcoming 2017-18 season. The 22-year-old central defender was thrown into the deep end by coach Pitso â&#x20AC;&#x153;Jinglesâ&#x20AC;? Mosimane and handled his promotion to the first team with aplomb. Madisha, who captained the MultiChoice Diski (MDC) team that won the title last season, says he wants to continue where he left off. Said Madisha: â&#x20AC;&#x153;It was a tough season for me, and when I thought I was Motjeka Madisha ready for the wants to continue first team, the where he left off. coach took me Photo by Gallo Images back to the MDC
team.â&#x20AC;? But Madisha was eventually promoted to the first team and given a chance to show his mettle. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;m grateful to coach Mosimane and, being a young player at such a big club, I just want to cement my place in the starting line-up.â&#x20AC;? According to Madisha, heâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;d learnt a lot from experienced defenders Ricardo Nascimento and Wayne Arendse. And although willing to work very hard, the defender anticipated an even tougher season. Madisha said scoring his only goal against Free State Stars was the biggest highlight of his career. Looking ahead, his biggest goal for next season was to hold on to his place in the starting line-up. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;m not worried about a call-up to Bafana Bafana because I want to establish
myself first at Sundowns,â&#x20AC;? Madisha said. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Through hard work, I know Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll make it to the senior national team.â&#x20AC;? Locally, he looks up to his teammate Nascimento. Abroad, heâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s inspired by Uefa Champions League winning defender Raphael Verane of Spanish giants Real Madrid. Madisha said playing in the Caf Champions League campaign with the defending champions had helped improve his game. He was nominated for the PSL young player of the year award won by Bidvest Wits youngster, Phakamani Mahlambi. Said Madisha: â&#x20AC;&#x153;I still have to improve here and there next season. African football has exposed me to different challenges and helped improve my aggression and technique as a defender.â&#x20AC;?
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concern, Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;m not at my level best yet,â&#x20AC;? George said. â&#x20AC;&#x153;But I believe I can improve and grow as a player here at my new home of Ajax.â&#x20AC;? In his 20 goals, George had netted three hat-tricks, something rare in the NFD. It is believed the 25-year-old will be replacing veteran Nathan Paulse, whose contracts has not been renewed at Ajax. But George did not agree with the idea, saying it would put him under unnecessary pressure. He said: â&#x20AC;&#x153;I have already started working hard with the team, I want to make my mark in the PSL. â&#x20AC;&#x153;But at this stage, I donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t .((3 <285 /29(5 6$7,6),(' ($6< 3(50$1(17 3(1,6 ,1&5($6( want to put 83 72 3(1,6 6,=( ,1&5($6( ,1 -867 :((.6 unnecessary (QODUJHU 3URJUDP pressure on (QODUJHU 3LOOV myself by saying (1/$5*(0(17 6(; %2267(5 (QODUJHU &UHDP I will do this and QRUPDO VWUHQJWK 5 that. 6H[ %RRVWHU 0L[ H[WUD VWUHQJWK 6,=( *(1,; 5 â&#x20AC;&#x153;To be honest, I 1(: 9,$*52 6,=( *(1,; )2508/$ 12: ,1 672&. just want to be DQ 606 WR 6WDWH LI \RX ZDQW WKH 1RUPDO 6WUHQJWK RU ([WUD 6WUHQJWK better than what +2: 72 25'(5 6HQG ,QFOXGH \RXU )8// 1$0(6 3267$/ $''5(66 3267$/ &2'( &(//3+21( 12 I was in the NFD. :H ZLOO WKHQ 606 \RX EDFN ZLWK D UHIHUHQFH QXPEHU WR FROOHFW SD\ DW \RXU QHDUHVW SRVW RIILFH DIWHU ZRUNLQJ GD\V Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;m not here to fill anyoneâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s shoes.â&#x20AC;?
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Top NFD scorer Sedwyn George wants to impress in the PSL after joining Ajax Cape Town. Photo by Backpagepix
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By MTHOKOZISI MKHONZA AJAX CAPE TOWN new recruit Sedwyn George is determined to continue where he left off in the National First Division (NFD) when the Absa Premiership starts next month. The Pietermaritzburg-born striker joined the Urban Warriors last month on a two-year deal from NFD side, Royal Eagles, where he made a name for himself. Last season in the NFD, the deadly striker netted 20 goals for his side and won the prestigious Golden Boot Award. His consistent performance also attracted interest of many PSL clubs. But George thought joining Ajax would be a stepping stone toward achieving his long-term goal of playing overseas. Said George: â&#x20AC;&#x153;Ajax came with a good offer and, with the hard work Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll be putting in, Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll get enough game time and wonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t be a bench-warmer there.â&#x20AC;? Despite being a top goal scorer in the NFD, thereâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s still a lot that George wants to learn and improve on as a player. â&#x20AC;&#x153;The are still some areas of
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DIKWENA LACKS THE KILLER BITE! Platinum Stars still want Ndumiso Mabena to play for them. Photo by Gallo Images
By MTHOKOZISI MKHONZA In Orkney AFTER their timid 1-0 loss to Free State Stars in the first semi-final of the Bokone Bophirima Maize Cup in Orkney yesterday, Platium Stars’ newly appointed assistant coach Milton Dlamini accused Dikwena’s former star striker Ndumiso Mabena of being a prima donna! Mabena, who allegedly refused to renew his contract at the North West based outfit, wants a bigger and better deal in order to stay at the club. According to Dlamini, the club is keen on retaining Mabena’s services but his demands are above their reach – and as things stand the club may be forced to look for a replacement. Dlamini said: “We are losing key players at an alarming rate. Mabena is a good player, we rate him very highly. But we can’t afford him as things stand. If he wants he can still come back with a reasonable offer, the team still wants him. Hopefully we can agree on the personal terms with him.” Stars recently signed Baroka FC striker Phineas Matlakaka who scored
five goals in 10 matches helping Bakgaga to survive the axe last season. Dikwena have already lost striker Bonginkosi Ntuli who is returning back to Mamelodi Sundowns as his loan spell with Dikwena has to come an end. Yesterday, they had a youthful team that will need to be mixed with experienced players. The Rustenburg-based club has also lost promising youngster Kobamelo Kodisang, who joined Absa Premiership and MTN8 Champions Bidvest Wits. Looking at the number of exits from their camp, Dikwena could face a serious struggle in the coming season. New coach Peter Butler who was appointed early last month, has not started his duties with the club as he is still waiting for his work permit. The former Botswana mentor has his work cut out as his squad is dominated by inexperienced youngsters. Dlamini also admitted that the club will need to bring in new experienced faces before the start of the new season. He insisted that they can’t rely on the Multichoice Diski Challenge players for survival in the top flight division.
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