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The Zwelethemba CPF says they are passionate about assisting the police in eradicating crime.

POLICE AND COMMUNITY TO FIGHT CRIME TOGETHER

New CPF to promote cooperation JOLINE VAN DER MERWE The Zwelethemba police and Worcester Community Policing Forum (CPF) assisted the Zwelethemba CPF sub-forum in co-opting additional members at a community meeting held at the Civic on Thursday 17 September.

Three executive members and two additional members were co-opted, as some of the volunteers had to withdraw for personal reasons.

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Zolile Shoba, chairperson of the Zwelethemba CPF sub-forum, explained the procedures at the start of the meeting. A deputy chairperson, treasurer and project manager were coopted as well as two additional members to ensure the CPF performs at optimum levels.

“The CPF is a voluntary structure put in place to assist the police in creating a safe and secure environment for people to live in and function,”

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Furthermore, the CPF also helps to mobilise the community and other organisations in joining the forums, subforums, community safety structures and victim support structures, and assists with the initiation and coordination of social crime prevention programmes and projects in conjunction with the police and other government departments.

The members of the Zwelethemba CPF are: Zolile Shoba (chairperson),

Seta Magibili (deputy chairperson), Thandani Ntuli (secretary), Lizo Paul (public relations officer), Lindelwa Sweleke (treasurer), Zola Ndzina (project manager), Milton Phangwa (additional member) and Zuzeka Ngollo (additional member).

Capt Ayanda Zimba of the Zwelethemba police, explained their duties to the newly-elected members, who will serve a five-year term. The CPF’s first priority will be an annual general meeting to give feedback on the past year to the Zwelethemba community.

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Be optimistic, look on the bright side, stop moaning!

I like it when people talk loudly, although there are times when I do not prefer such strident talk.

I was at a train station waiting and, after a while, we were so exhausted from this perennial waiting thing, a common hassle with transport, at some stage I actually dozed off.

When the train finally arrived and people rushed headlong for the carriage entrances, I realised it was full, standing room only.

There were these two elderly men talking X impeccably dressed in casual wear, which somehow proved that they were from around town.

This is opposed to those with a more rustic look, denoting their rural background, from emakhaya.

They were very loud in their conversation, somehow wanting to draw everyone else into their talk.

It was like “you young fellas know nothing,

listen to us talk wisdom.”

But I, for one, was reluctantly drawn into this jabber and the subject of their discussion.

Moaning about this and that. Moaning about how whites are ripping us off. The disparity in wages.

And the yawning economic gap between us and them.

I figured, who doesn’t know that! And yet here were these two oldies going on and on as if what they were saying - to each other and us, their fellow travellers - was new.

Ja, not the most enervating, if annoying. I felt like dozing off again, not easy standing on your feet. So whoever was within earshot was forced to endure this twaddle.

Then, the subject changed to business talk.

Still things were not all okay with these two.

There was this. There was that. What a gloomy picture they painted.

Dear reader, I am sure you wouldn’t want

Don’t look away, stand up I’m really amazed by what is happening in our communities. We have turned to be so passive and careless nowadays. During the time I was growing up, our community was so involved and anything wrong that happened was addressed by everybody. We never had cases where an incident or situation will have no ownership. An example of that is in the conduct of our children; nowadays you see young people in street corners, without feeling self-conscious at all, hugging and smooching each other in the presence of elders, and to them there’s nothing wrong with that. In my time, any man or woman old enough to be my father and mother, was my parent.

And guess what, these things we see and say nothing about become the norm, and our communities forever degenerate into the morass we find ourselves in today.

Young people have more power than the elderly because the old have become passive in dealing with issues. We bypass things as though we do not see them and act as though we are not present, letting things happen right under our noses. We then complain about anything and everything because we do not want to be active.

Riding in a taxi the other day, there was a

heated debate about the response of people to stuff taking place in our community.

As we were talking, we drove past people involved in an altercation, and we assumed that someone was being robbed. A man seated next to me immediately jumped off his chair, opened the window and started shouting with the intention to scare the robbers away. Then the discussion took another turn, and the man became the hero among us, and was showered with compliments.

Then another commuter made a remark that left my heart troubled and I could see that he was uttering those words with a heavy heart too.

He looked at me and said “Sisi, people do not help nowadays” and I could sense that he was talking from experience.

He said people tend to watch as one is being attacked and thereafter approach to ask if you have been deprived of anything.

I can understand that people are living in fear, but if we were active witnesses in the first place, we would not be living in fear now. Let us be active witnesses my people and not let thugs and hooligans rule our communities. )Pumla Skunana-Kamulu works for Radio Cape Pulpit as a presenter. Contact: pumla.tgse@gmail.com.

me to bore you to death with all the details, lest you also doze off.

Anyway, I eventually reached my intended station and then entered a taxi, and guess who I find to share the same seat?

One of them! That close, he seemed a likeable fellow, with a sweet smile. I liked him. Trying for small talk, I asked what business he was in.

He said he was a pensioner. He went from sweet to bitter.

In life, you do find people who try for this and that, to no avail.

Was he ever in business before, I asked. He told me he had started as a swimming pool builder and repairer. But saved some money to buy a lorry and some material to build houses. He was a hard worker.

He used to lend the lorry out, but over the

years became the worse for wear and was broken down, and nowadays he remained at home doing nothing.

His brothers were good for nothing sots.

If only they could find the wisdom to repair the lorry and make some money, he would be a happy soul.

What about the building material, I asked. It was there too, he said. But he was an old man now. The energy was gone. The youth of today are useless. He wanted to employ them, but they showed no interest.

The more he talked the more I realised that he was creating obstacles for himself. Dear reader, do you also see only obstacles in the way, or, do you see hope? I hope you see hope, for if you do not then its goodbye to the future, and hello despair. Stay positive.

Iinkonzo mazivule amasango ngeLizwi Mandinibulise nonke bafundi beli phephandaba, ngegama le Nkosi yethu u Yesu Kristu.

Namhlanje ndicela siphendule lo mbuzo uthi, “yintoni indima yebandla lika Thixo ekuhlaleni”.

Okokuqala, uMatewu uthi: “ Hambani ngoko niyokuzenza abafundi zonke iintlanga”.

Siyabona ngokwalevesi ukuba kwibandla lika Thixo, into yokuqala ebalulekileyo emaliyenze yile yokwazisa ekuhlaleni ngo Yesu.

Kubalulekile ukuba abantu bazi ukuba inye indlela yokuya ezulwini, nguYesu, kukuba ibandla liphakame, lishumayele lixelele abantu ngo Yesu.

Into esentliziyweni ka Thixo kukuthi abantu basinde ekugwetyweni.

Inye ke indlela abayakusindiswa ngayo emgwebeni, kukuthi ibandla liphakame lishumayele ukuze abantu babuyele kuThixo ngoYesu.

Ngoko ke indima ebalulekileyo yebandla ekuhlaleni: kukwazisa abahlali ngoYesu, ukuze ngomhla wokugqibela abantu basinde emgwebeni.

Ukuba inkonzo yakho ayiyenzi lento, ayishumayeli ukuba abantu bakholwe kuYesu basindiswe, ayikho sendleleni, ayiyenzi intando kaThixo, nabantu ayibakhokheleli endleleni elungileyo Ingaba indima yebandla iphelele ekuxeleleni abantu ngoYesu kuphela na?

Hayi, ayiphelelanga. UYakobi uthi, “Kunceda ntoni na bazalwane bam, ukuba umntu uthi unokholo, ab eke imisebenzi engenayo”?

Ihambisa ithi: “ukuba ke umzalwane nokuba ngu dade, bathi baswele ukudla imihla ngemihla, athi omnye wenu kubo, hambani ninoxolo, yothani nihluthe, nib eke ningabaniki izinto ezo zifanele umzimba, kunceda ntoni na”. Futhi “ukholo ngaphandle kwemisebenzi lufile”.

Ngoko ke Rhamente engcwele ka Thixo, akonelanga ukuba simise iintente, singene esixekweni sishumayela, singene imizi nemizi sixelela abantu ngoYesu, kumele ukuba ivangeli siyiphile.

Kumele ukuba abantu babone uYesu apha kuthi.

Rhamente engcwele ka Thixo, ithi ibhayibhile masibe kukukhanya.

Umbuzo ngulo: “ingaba thina njenge bandla lika Thixo esithi sisindisiwe sikuko na ukukhanya; ingaba abantu bayambona na uYesu apha kuthi” Inkulu indima ekumele idlalwa libandla lika Thixo ekuhlaleni endingazibalayo: Indlala ikhona, kukhona abantu Rhamente engcwele abalala bengatyanga, kukhona abantwana abadlakazelayo, ingaba thina njengebandla sisonga izandla siqhubeke sicula sisith, “ siyakudumisa Thixo, siyakuvuma ukuba unguYehova”?

Iziyobisi nazo zikhona ekuhlaleni, abazali balala ngeenyembezi bekhathazwa ngabantwana abagqitywa yi tik.

Yintoni esingayenza njengebandla ukuze sibekukukhanya ekuhlaleni.

Singabefundisi masivuleni iinkonzo, iinkonzo mazingavalwa emini zivulwe ebusuku, xa kuzakuthandazwa, masivume iinkonzo zisebenze nje nge khusi apho abantu bakaThixo banokufumana khona ukuphila ngokwasemphefumlweni nagezinye iindlela.

Masivume ukuba iinkonzo zisebenze njenge ndawo zokuphuhlisa izakhono, apho khona kunokuqeqeshwa khona abantu bakaThixo ukuze indlala igwetywe. Umzekelo, bangaqeqeshwa kwizinto ezifana nokuthunga, business skills, computers, welding njl njl.

Wena unesakhono sokwenza iwelding, fundisa nabanye ukuze nabo baphume endlaleni.

Ukuba unolwazi oluphangaleleyo ngezibalo okanye mathematics, thetha noMfundisi wakho khona ukuze ufundise abantwana emva kwemini.

Sebenzisa imfundo yakho nesakhono sakho ukunceda abanye. Kanti singawavula amasongo enkozo zethu njengendawo yokunceda abo bazifumana besezingxakini.

Indima yebandla ekuhlaleni kukuba lixelele abantu ngoYesu, khona ukuze ilizwe lenkosi libekukukhanya.

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25 September 2015 3

Culture and arts guru on a mission to honour heroes

Delegates at the South African Local Government Association assembly for Provincial Members that was held at the Town Hall on 17 and 18 September.

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Executive Mayor Antoinette Steyn also present at the SALGA assembly.

Most popular names are...

Statistics South Africa has revealed last year’s most popular baby names.

According to Stats SA’s report on Recorded Live Births for 2014, the most male babies born last year were named Junior, while parents named their newly born daughters Iminathi.

This means the name Sibusiso for boys and Elizabeth for girls, the most popular according to the 2011 Census results, have fallen out of favour. The report was released by Statistician General Pali Lehohla recently.

“Obviously when a child is born and they are not named yet, they may call you ‘Junior’ or ‘Baby’,” he said.

Other names for boys which made the top 10 for male babies born in 2014 – in order of popularity – were Bandile, Kungawo, Siyabonga, Lethabo, Khayone, Mpho, Bokamoso, Kamogelo and Thato.

For girls, Minenhle was the second most popular name, followed by Rethabile, Bokamoso, Karabo, Amogelang, Tshegofatso, Lesedi, Amahle and Thandolwethu.

The most popular surname for both sexes was Dlamini, followed by Ntuli, Ngubane, Ndlovu, Nkosi, Khumalo, Ngobeni, Mthethwa,

Zwane and Malulekes.

Last year, more than half of the births were registered within 30 days, in accordance with the Births and Deaths Registration Amendment Act, Stats SA revealed.

It added the Department of Home Affairs has made concerted efforts to ensure the registration of births is made as easy as possible.

“The potential to improve birth registration exists, as health facilities with maternity units now provide registration services and the social grant system’s birth registration prerequisite complements the birth registration network,” Stats SA said in a statement.

“In addition, legislation facilitates timely registrations as it stipulates that registration in South Africa is universal, free for first-time applicants, compulsory and should be done within 30 days from the date of birth.”

The Statistician General said the introduction of social security also played a part in the spike of registrations.

“The introduction of the child support grant led to a spike in the number of registrations.

So there are policy instruments that influence registrations of births.”

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September is Heritage Month in South Africa.

What better way to celebrate this event, than to sit down and discuss matters pertaining to arts and culture in Zwelethemba with somebody who has been at the forefront of it all for more than two decades.

Macebo Kolo is the managing director of Mkolo’s Creative Teamal and also serves as the chairperson of the Zwelethemba Arts and Culture Organisation.

Kasi Vision’s John Bulani asked Kolo about what Heritage Month means and what remains lacking in the community of Zwelethemba in relation to arts and heritage. iving heritage is the foundation of most communities in South Africa and an essential source of identity and continuity. Zwelethemba is one of those communities with a rich history in arts, entertainment, sports and the legal fraternity.

“It prides itself as a factory that has produced some of the most proclaimed artists and political icons the likes of Dumile Mgxaji Feni, Thobile ‘Tall’ Mtwazi, gospel sensations Lundi Ndyamara, Malibongwe Gcwabe and the late Justice Thembile Skweyiya to count a few.

“Unlike Langa, Gugulethu and Khayelitsha, which boast their own heritage sites, for the Zwelethemba community, this is all but a dream.

“Lots and lots of tourists flock to this community year-in, year-out,” he explains, “but we don’t have a historical tourism route or heritage site that can profile our own history and heritage. The time has come for us to stand together and make this concept possible.”

Kolo emphasised how important these

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Zwelethemba resident Macebo Kolo at the Biannual Yakha Social Club gala dinner.

PHOTO: JOHN BULANI things are, especially as Zwelethemba is celebrating its 65th anniversary, an occasion to pay tribute and recognise its unsung heroes and heroines who fought for liberation, not only for this community but also for this country. “We have so many untold stories in Zwelethemba concerning our unsung heroes and heroines. Therefore, it is very important for us to document these experiences of struggle veterans and ordinary members of our community, so that we ensure it becomes our living heritage, a tool we can use to educate future generations about Zwelethemba,” he concluded.

Man fatally knifed over R10 A 36-year-old man was stabbed to death in Matsila Avenue, Zwelethemba on Sunday, around 07:45.

According to police spokesperson Sgt Julian Plaatjies, the victim Garin James (36), originally from Britstown, had an argument with the

Rawsonville police are looking for Nkosinati Cydwell Makai (pictured), who failed to appear in court on a charge of malicious damage to property on Tuesday 25 August. It is believed the 23-year-old may be in Rawsonville or Zwelethemba. Anyone with information on his possible whereabouts can phone Warrant Officer Deon Geldenhuys on 023 349 8300 or 079 894 1718.

accused about R10 that was allegedly owed to him.

The man then allegedly stabbed James once near the collar bone. He died at the scene.

The accused was arrested by police at the scene and appeared in court on Monday.

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Roxy and Alizwa Ngqalo share a special moment at the party.

Some of the lucky young guests at Alizwa Ngqola’s eighth birthday.

DJ Vuyo Mgxaji kept most of the

children on the dance floor as he

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Noxolo Maqanda, Nomapha Ngqalo, Sibongiseni and Keke Phondoyi: a night on the town.

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Bursaries available

Learner drivers given a hand JOHN BULANI A group of 25 unemployed youth from areas within the Breede Valley Municipality’s (BVM) boundaries have been given a chance to kickstart their first phase in getting their driver’s licences.

The learner’s licence programme was initiated by the BVM, together with the provincial Department of Transport and Public Works and provincial government’s Community Development Workers programme (CDWs).

A group of 25 youths from De Doorns and Touws River, another 100 youth from Worcester, Rawsonville and Zwelethemba are expected to participate in the programme in the near future.

Through weeks of mobilisation by CDWs in various communities for beneficiaries and proper groundwork by the project coordinator Lizo Paul, it all came alive as they announced their selected beneficiaries according to its requirements on Tuesday 15 September.

For five days, before they officially write their tests, these young people attended classes facilitated by a departmental official. The classes cover theory and practical demonstrations featured in the training manual.

Paul said the partners are in the process of sourcing private individuals to

Learners flanked by the local CWD’s Lynan and Russell, including the project coordinator Lizo Paul.

PHOTO: JOHN BULANI sponsor financial assistance for those who pass and want to gain their driver’s licence, as most of these are from disadvantaged backgrounds.

“It doesn’t end here,” he said, “more stakeholders have to come on board from both public and private sector.

Some of these young people don’t have driving skills at all, so we also need to

involve some of our local driving schools to offer free driving lessons or find some sponsors to cover those.”

For more information on how you can get involved, phone Paul on 073 907 4638 or visit his office at the Unobuntu Thusong Service Centre on the corner of Mtwazi and Nkentsha Avenues in Zwelethemba.

People wanting to study towards obtaining a qualification in the transport, engineering and built environment fields have until Wednesday 30 September to apply for a Masakh’iSizwe bursary from the provincial Transport and Public Works Department.

Bursary applicants must have applied to study for a degree or a higher diploma in one of the following disciplines: transport economics; architecture; building; construction management; geomatics; civil engineering; mechanical engineering; electrical engineering; property studies; quantity surveying; or town and regional planning.

The Masakh’iSizwe Bursary Programme covers support programmes, tuition fees, all prescribed books, materials and accommodation, together with meals or transport costs.

Bursaries are renewed each year for the duration of the degree, subject to acceptable academic performance and adherence to bursary terms and

conditions.

The bursaries are offered on a work-back basis, so beneficiaries have to work for the public service for a year for every year that they received a bursary.

During the time they are studying, beneficiaries are required to attend various workshops, learning events and meetings; to do on-site placement assignments during their holidays; and to participate in service learning and/ or volunteer programmes.

Preference will be given to financially disadvantaged women students from rural areas.

Bursary application forms can be found at www.westerncape.gov.za/service/masakhisizwe-bursary-programme.

Applications on the prescribed form should be sent to: Masakh’iSizwe Bursary Programme Department of Transport and Public Works Private Bag X9185 Cape Town 8000

SIYANDA CALVIN BALENI: The Springboks have what it takes to win this tournament. With right players on the field, not even Samoa or USA can stand in our way of winning the group stages and advance further into it.

LULAMELA BILIBANA: “I’m not that much of a rugby fan or soccer fan either, with World Cups everything changes. My blood is Green and Gold all the way until the end. Good luck to the guys”.

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Habashwe Bokke, you can!

Rugby fans all over the world are in the grip of excitement for the 2015 IRB Rugby World Cup which kicked off this past weekend. Kasi Vi-

sion’s John Bulani went to the streets and asked people and sports fanatics to share their views and messages for the Springboks.

Granny NOWANDILE CIKO was not even aware of the World Cup on Saturday, “nevertheless” she said “I wish “Amabhoko-bhoko” luck as they take on Japan. I need to get myself the official jersey as a sign of support for the boys.”

MONGEZI LIBHEKA said: “For me, I think we’ve assembled a good team which is a mixture of experienced and young players, which are eager for this opportunity to prove themselves.

With the likes of Botha, Habana and Victor Matfield, nothing can stop us.”

MAWETHU BIKANI: “We won it in 1995 for President Nelson Mandela. In 2007, we won it with Thabo Mbeki. Now let’s bring it home for President Jacob Zuma.

Bring it home Springbokke jou Lekke Ding” – Habashwe!!

THABISO “MABHUTA” ZONKE: “There has been a lot of bad press about the selection of players and our defeat on Saturday might circle around that. As a winning nation we have to be behind our boys no matter what. We must support the coach and the technical team.

Go Bokke!

MATHAPELO JOKO: The Springboks must make us proud and win this tournament. We might have started on a wrong footing, but it’s not over yet because we still have more games.”

Springboks lost 32-34 to Japan.

PATEKA NTANTA (right) said: “As a sports loving nation, our love and support for our team should never be shaken by Saturday’s results.

Aside from the Springboks, I’m supporting the All Blacks and that’s where I’m putting my money for this one .

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6 25 September 2015

Careers expo good JOHN BULANI The Zwelethemba Youth Development Club hosted its annual Career Guidance Workshop on Saturday.

Aimed at Grade 9 learners of Vusisizwe Secondary School, the event was facilitated by Sinethemba Chole, the club’s PRO and a registered counsellor. Chole specialises in career advice and guidance.

“In a study conducted by the organisation, we’ve found Grade 9 learners make subject choices which are not aligned to their chosen ca- A career guidance session was held under the auspices of the Zwelethemba reers,” Chole ex- Youth Development Club.

PHOTO: JOHN BULANI plained.

“Once they leave school, it is difficult for them to enter the pro- gave me with much-needed information before fessional environment on their own. There- making the final decision on my subjects.” fore, this programme was included on our cal) Hlumisa Binca: “Today I’ve learnt about endar.” getting as much information as I can about the The workshop saw teachers of Vusisizwe Pri- type of career I’m considering and which submary, Messrs Magqo and Mdyada, help the jects are linked to it.” club to transform it into an informative and ) Nonele Nkoyi: “The workshop was an interactive session. Furthermore, a group of eye-opener. I was still in the dark on what caGrade 12 learners also paid the group a visit, reer I will venture in, but this guidance session encouraging them to consider this workshop will pave the way for me to make the right choias an important step in their future. After the ces.” workshop, Kasi Vision caught up with some For more information, phone Chole on participants: 081 270 9099, or Also phone Mawande Ndamoyi ) Siphosethu Fumba: “This programme on 072 110 9736 for more details on the club.

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Parents, enrol for 2016 Parents are urged to enrol their children for the 2016 academic year by the end of this term.

A total of 128 545 applications for placement have been processed at schools in the province for the 2016 academic year. So far, 118 429 learners have been placed, says provincial education minister Debbie Schäfer.

“Parents who still need spaces at schools need to urgently approach their nearest schools or the closest district office to find out which schools still have spaces available,” she said. “We cannot guarantee places in schools of choice, but will do our utmost to place children appropriately.”

Schäfer explained that planning for an academic year requires a great deal of work from the provincial education department’s head office, districts, principals, teachers and school management teams.

“Last year, we introduced the new online School Admission Management Information system (Sami),” she said. “The system was developed to simplify the management of learner enrolment and makes it easier for schools to capture applications for places and share this information with other schools and officials.

“There are currently 3 470 learners who

have been accepted at more than one school. In all, 2 257 of these learners are Grade 8 learners who have not confirmed if they are taking up their places.

“We expect learners will continue to migrate to the province from other provinces in search of a better education. Included in our planning for 2016, is the allocation of additional mobiles to schools, as well as additional LTSM being ordered for predicted growth.”

Three new schools will be opened in the province, 190 additional mobile classrooms are being sourced and nine replacement schools have been completed.

“Each year we plan as best we can for the influx of additional learners,” Schäfer said. “The inward migration has huge financial and planning implications, impacting on the provision of education resources and overall management of the system.

“We have to prioritise according to the greatest need across the whole province, and available budget. Our current budget is under considerable pressure. We appeal to all parents to honour enrolment deadlines. Failure to enrol children on time places a massive burden on our officials at the start of the school year and disrupts teaching and learning time.”

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Fitness regime trending ANGELO JULIES “Commit to be fit” is the new slogan of the Aerobics Community Fitness Club’s (ACFC) latest fitness campaign in Zwelethemba.

The ACFC launched its new fitness campaign at the Thusong Centre – also the host of the ACFC – on Saturday 19 September.

The initiative was begun by Bongani Magawu in April this year to address the health and fitness issues of the community.

“Health and fitness have always been an issue in the community,” he told Kasi Vision.

“People want to join gyms but they don’t have money to do so, and all the gyms are

in town, which makes it difficult to get fit - and to keep fit.

“So we decided to offer free aerobics classes so people can get fit. And with the help of the Breede Valley Municipality, who provided the venue, we were able to get the ball rolling.”

Teboho Motsoeneng soon joined the club as the trainer and, by word of mouth and via Facebook, residents were informed of this new opportunity to get fit at the club. At the club’s first session, 30 people joined in the fitness fun; today the ACFC has 50 members.

The aerobics classes are held from Mondays to Fridays, from 17:00 to 18:00.

Residents are encouraged to join in the fun. After all, there is no cost.

Friendly society a decade old The church of St Manche Masemola was filled to capacity with navy and white uniforms, when the Diocese of False Bay Girls and Boys Friendly Society (GBFS) members organised their Annual Diocesan Conference on Friday 11 September and Saturday 12th.

This year’s celebration marked a decade since the organisation was established.

Some of the invited sister organisations attending the event included the Diocese of Cape Town, Bernard Mizeki Guilders, the Anglican Youth Fellowship and Mary Magdalene parish.

On Friday the programme began with a Eucharist service, which was followed by an information sharing and networking session.

The Saturday programme was set aside to celebrate Africanism and Heritage Month; this was celebrated through vari-

ous traditional attires representing Xhosas, Sothos, Tswanas, Vendas and other cultures in the country. The celebration also featured various entertainment pieces, including drama, music, traditional dance and poetry.

To end the programme, the GBFS also had a constructive dialogue engaging young people to have a deeper understanding and enrichment about cultural diversity and what it means to be an African.

The cherry on top was a surprise visit from renowned radio personality of Umhlobo Wenene FM, and motivational speaker, Thozama “Sis Thoz” Ngcongolo, who hosts the Sunday morning children’s religious show.

In her motivational message, Ngcongolo encouraged young people to become good examples to others in the community as they represent God, as stated in the First Letter of Paul to Timothy (1 Timothy).

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The players relished the opportunity to witness their favourite Ajax players in action as they defeated Polokwane 2-1.

Worcester Table Tennis Club gets new lease on life RICK MARAIS The Worcester Table Tennis Club, which closed its doors as a result of a struggle to find a suitable venue in 2006, was recently given a new lease on life.

Instructor Mark Kleintjies says five members decided to reopen the club about three months ago. “Since then, we have grown to about 40 members,” he told Kasi Vision.

“We train on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday evenings at the JC Beukes Hall.”

He believes table tennis is unlike any other sport. “It’s an excellent sport for youngsters, as it promotes hand-eye coordination while also being a fun way to get fit,” Kleintjies says.

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“Our club championships will take

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“We urge the community to come and show their support.”