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MARCH: RESIDENTS SAY NO
Crime wave spreadsMBONGISENI MASEKO
Fed up with rampant crime, residents inSite C, Thembani and Khwezi, underthe banner Thembokhwezi Residence
Association took to the streets in protest onSaturday.
Sparked by the recent rape and murder ofa 20-year-old Bongiwe Ninini-whose bodywas found dumped in a drain not far fromthe Site C shopping centre-the groupmarched to the Khayelitsha police station.
According to march organiser PhindileGeorge, residents were unhappy with thelack of police visibility in their areas.
“According to the police demarcation, sec-tion 1, which consists of Thembokhwezi,Site C and some parts of Site B, only haveone van that responds to calls,” said George.
This is one of the grievances that they ta-bled to the Khayelitsha police.
“This march is as a result of many inci-dents of crime in and around our areas,where people are being robbed on the streetsand their cars hijacked, homes broken intoand at gunpoint, criminals loot their homes,and most of the time maimed or killed,” heexplained.
“We have been having many meetings,community patrols, and we have come to theconclusion that we need to take to thestreets.
We need a mobile police station in the ac-cess points to our communities.
We are also pleading with police for swiftfollow-up in cases as we have seen cases gofor a long time without being solved, as a re-sult people have lost hope in the police andthis has manifested itself.”
. In another crime related incident, a 23year old man was arrested for allegedly fatal-ly shooting another man and also raping hisgirl friend, in Nkanini, Khayelitsha, onTuesday.
The suspect, who is well known by thefamily of Thabiso Zitho, 35, the deceased, issaid to have broken-into his house in the ear-ly hours of Saturday morning, and the vic-tim dead and then raped the girlfriend.
The identity of the girlfriend, 23, who can-not speak properly, was not released as shefears for her life.
Nombini Zitho, the mother of the de-ceased, was still traumatised when City Vi-sion visited her house, on Tuesday.
Zitho said they were woken-up by resi-dents who told them to rush to their son’shouse, which is just metres away from theirhouse, at about 4am.
“I suspected that something was not rightwhen I saw a group of residents carryingweapons outside of his (Thabiso) house.They told me that he was shot and killed. Iwas scared to look at his lifeless body. Therewas blood on his bed and his body was lyingon the floor next to his bed. The girlfriend
said she knew one of the suspects.The suspect is also alleged to have stolen
Thabiso’s wallet and cell phone.Zitho said they were shocked to hear that
the suspect was someone whom Thabisoplayed soccer with.
We all know him. He is one of the youthThabiso groomed in soccer. He is youngerthan him, but they grew up together. I feelvery bad in a way that I cannot sleep at night.It really terrifies me,” she added.
The description of the suspect by the girl-friend helped in tracing him down.
Lieutenant Siyabulela Vukubi, communi-
cation officer at Harare police station, saidthe suspect was positively identified.
Vukubi said he was due to appear in Khay-elitsha Magistrate’s Court, on Wednesday,on charges of rape and murder.
The information regarding the gun thatwas used was not available.
Marius Fransman, ANC provincial lead-er, accompanied ANC Women’s Leaguemembers to visit Zitho’s family, on Monday.
Thabiso is leaving behind a two year oldchild, his two sisters, two brothers and bothparents. His funeral arrangements were notyet known at the time of going to print.
Residents of Site C marched to Site B Police Station in Khayelitsha on Saturday: Photo by Lindile Mbontsi PHOTO: MBONGISENI MASEKO
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No blaming gamesWhat do losers do? They blame all thetime. They have excuses. “It is not myfault. It is somebody else’s”, they say.I was once like that. I was good atgiving excuses. But these days, I donot.I never, at any time. When things go
against me, as they sometimes do, Itake them in my stride.“Maybe I did put enough effort,” I
say these days. And leave it at that. Idon’t look at it too long. I don’tanalyze it.“It happened, so what? Thats what I
say.There are lots of things that will
happen in one’s life. Some of them arenot your fault. They may be caused byracists.Like what happened to me not so
long ago. I wanted to be taught theropes on salesmanship. We all want tobe coached on one thing or another.And guess what? I was given a
coach from Zimbabwe. That’s a whitecompany giving me somebody fromZim. I just chuckled to myself andsaid, “Let’s wait and see. I wonderwhere it would end.”It ended with the guy saying he will
contact me on a specific date. Henever did. That is how it ended. Andlooking back, I wondered why theygave me a person from Zim in the firstplace. Was it because I was black?
No, I allowed myself to indulge onthat thought. You can’t turn a blindeye on some things.You’ve got to face them. But let
them not linger on forever. They willdamage you.Sooner or later you will be an angry
person. You will blame every whiteperson and say, “Whites are racists!”Which is not true. There are goodwhites. And they are in abundance.But there are some bad apples. That
you can’t help. You’ve got to live withit, just as there are good and badblacks. Some blacks won’t help you.They will make sure you don’t getwhat you want.Does it sound familiar? This is what
I am talking about. There is good andbad everywhere. But let that not holdyou back. When you encountersomething like an obstacle, swallowyour pride.Don’t retaliate. That’s a waste of
time. And energy. See what you cando to get around it to get what youwant. When you want something youwill get it. It depends on how youreact.So I was cool about this Zim episode,
and amused. It showed me how somepeople think, even if they say they are‘progressive.’ I don’t watch what theysay. I watch what they do. And don’tblame. Stay positive.
Ms Eve makesmusic go wild“Give me music and I will make you
dance.”These words emanate from the
lips of Ms Eve, a sensational house deejay,who is set to release her anxiously awaiteddebut single ‘Elixesha Lelakho’ on Friday.This is a day that the women of this coun-
try confirmed their strength andproved thatthe ‘man’s world claim to be untrue. To thisday, women continue to maintain theirunique place in society with the remarkablethings that they do.When growing up, even on the play-
ground, little boys andgirls alreadyhavedif-ferent games they play that bear un-derlyinggender roles that they are expected to playin society.Boys are tough and girls are not, right?
Boysmake the best deejays and girls are bet-ter off dancing right? Wrong both times.If you don’t believe this fact, then you
clearly haven’t heard Ms Eve drop her hyp-notic sounds.Introducing Cape Town’s pride, your next
favourite deejay, Ms Eve will have youmov-ing your feet in ways you never thought younever could. The best part you will not evennotice the fully packed room once the moodis set. That’s what we call theMsEve trance.23 year old Iviwe Mbobosi, affectionately
known as Ms Eve, was born and bred in thesmall town of Paarl. This area is famous forthe Paarl Rock, which is known for its
smooth and flawless appearance, just likethe beats Iviwe drops. This feisty lady dis-covered her passion and love for spinningthe decks at the age of 16.Combine genuine talent, elegance and
class then you have the perfect mix(ture) forthe next big thing in the House music scene.Not one to be phased by what is known asa male dominated industry, Iviwe admitsthat she had ex-pected her journey not to bean easy one. However do not be fooled by herpetite frame.Without even listening to her club circuit
tunes, you known that Ms Eve has the cre-dentials to compete with any of the boysclub. Iviwehas graced the stage alonghouse-hold legendary house maestros DJ BlackCoffee, DJ Fresh and Vinny Da Vinci just toname a few.Ms Eve has graced stages of Cape Town’s
biggest Township Festival Ikasi Experienceby Ikapa Live and Ipotsoyi in associationwith Channel O by Groove Afrika.Ms Eve is fast becoming a well-known
name in the House music space.Ms Eve has recently added to her touch of
mixes onGoodHopeFMandBushRadio, shedrops a series of herMon-day Bluesmixtapeevery second Monday of each month.Remember the name : Ms Eve because it
is one thatwill linger in themouths ofHousefans for years to come.
Ms Eve cool as a cucumber.
Ms Eve is rocking the music scene.
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Mum and daughter get housedMBONGISENI MASEKO
Life is about to change for a woman andher disabled daughterwho stay at an in-formal settlement in Khayelitsha.
Nomapostile Ginyizembe, 42, and Dunyis-waGinyizembe, 19,who stays inBMSection,Site B, will soonmove-into a house they willcall home.
This comes after Bonginkosi Madikizela,MEC forHumanSettlements, visited the sitewhere the house is being built, in ThokozaStreet on Tuesday.
Thehouse is built inpartnershipwithCor-obrick, the manufacturer, distributor andexporter of bricks and allied building prod-ucts.
Ginyizembe said the recent call she re-ceived informing her that she was going toget the house came as a “nice surprise” toher.
“I am very happy, because it is not easyfor me to stay with my child there.
It becomes a big struggle for me when Ihave to take her to the clinic, because thereis no proper road between the shacks.
Sometime I have to ask my neighbours tolook after her when I have to go somewhere,because I cannot push her wheelchair there.
This is a very good surprise for me. Iwould like to thank the MEC and all thosewho contributed,” Ginyizembe said.
Dunyiswa, who was going to Vukani Spe-cial Care Centre, had to drop-out from theschool, because of the difficulties ofmobilityaround the area.
Madikizela said his department is on themission of prioritising senior citizens anddisabled persons on the housing lists.
“We want to ensure that people who arein such conditions are prioritised.
We need to give another look at young peo-ple who are getting houses while senior citi-zens anddisabledpeople still stay inbadcon-ditions in informal settlements.
In a few days time they (Ginyizembe andDunyiswa) will move-in their house as youcan see the bricks are laid already. I wantto thank all those who came on board tobuild the house,” he said.
Lindelwa Madikane, centre manager atVukani Special Care Centre, said they start-ed advocating for Ginyizembe and Dunyis-wa to get the house few years ago, after theylearnt that the reason she quit school wasthe condition of the informal settlementsthey are living in.
“I cannot describe how I feel to see theirhouse being built.
We have been trying for a number of yearsto get a house for them.
We were so touched after we learnt that
the living conditionswere a factor in her notbeing able to attend school.”
CouncillorMavisMafoko, thanked theDe-partment of Human Settlements and Corob-rick for their effort. “What you did here isvery important. I would like to thank you
and say you must continue doing it to otherpeople who are in need,” Mafoko said.
Siyanda Mapekula, a representative fromCorobrick, said they were “happy to be partof the project” and that this is one of manysuch projects that they get involved in.
Bonginkosi Madikizela, MEC for Human Settlements, laid some bricks during his visit to the site where the house for Nomapostile Ginyizembe, 42,who is seen on the picture pushing Dunyiswa Ginyizembe, 19, is being built, in Khayelitsha, on Tuesday. Councillor Mavis Mafoko, on the left, wasalso present. PHOTO: MBONGISENI MASEKO
Heart of Redness on stageA new musical adaptation of Zakes Mda’snovel,Heart of Rednesswill soon be on stageat the Fugard Theatre.
Presented by Cape Town Opera and Mag-net Theatre the production will be per-formed by a multi-talented 15-member castcomprising ofMagnet Theatre andUCTDra-ma School graduates and some of the CapeTown Opera’s youngest members.
They’ll be directed by Mark Fleishmanwith music by Neo Muyanga, movement di-rection by Jennie Reznek and designs byCraig Leo.
Fleishman sayHeart of Redness is difficultto define or package, but that’s exactly whathe wanted. The musical uses elements of op-eratic, choral and traditionalmusic styles totell its story.
Shortlisted for the prestigious Common-wealth Writers Prize, Heart of Rednessspeaks of South African village life againstthe backdrop of a notorious episode from thecountry’s past.
Camugu, who left for America duringapartheid, has returned to Johannesburg.Disillusioned by the problems of the new de-mocracy, he travels to the remote EasternCape where, in the nineteenth century, ateenage prophetess named Nonqawuse com-manded the Xhosa people to kill their cattleand burn their crops, promising that oncethey did so the spirits of their ancestorswould rise and drive the occupying Englishinto the ocean. The production will bestaged at the Fugard Thetare from Wednes-day 19 to Saturday 22 August.
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NGOs benefitfrom ACSAMANDLA MAHASHE
TheCapeTown Internation-al Airport has once againgiven a much need hand-
up to organisations that make adifference in various communi-ties.On Thursday, seven of these
organisations, whose works in-clude school based pro-grammes, animal rights protec-tions as well youth care ,wererecipients at the annual chequehandover at Hubspace in Har-are, Khayelitsha.The organisations involved
are Beyond Education-RecycleSwop Shop, where childrenfrom the community are able tobring recyclable goods and swapthem for food, toiletries and oth-er goods-animal rights protec-tion organisation the SPCA,Maths and Science school pro-gramme TracSA, Learn ToEarn, a skills developmentNGO,LivingThroughLearning,which trains educators and as-sists learners with literacy andstudying, child care centreLieli-ebloem House and business as-sistance organisation FoodPodwill each receive a portion of thedonations, which amount to justover a million rand donation.Deborah Francis, spokesper-
son for the Cape Town Interna-tional Airport, said that the re-cipients were selected for theirself sufficient and sustainableprojects.“Our business is not only
about airports, but also givingback to the communities, con-tributing towards the develop-ment and sustainability of ourcommunities is important to us.In this financial year we will
be handing over cheques to thevalue of R1 322 720 to our longterm beneficiaries who havebeenwithus for a period of threeto five years,” she said.Some of the organisations
have been beneficiaries for fiveyears and their funding cycleswill be coming to an end.However Deon Cloete, Cape
Town Airport general manager,is not worried as he has faith inthe programmes of the organisa-tions.“The decision to support these
organisations was based ontheir sound projects andwhile ithas been a great five years, it istime for us to rope in new orga-nisations that we can assist forthe next five years, too,” saidCloete.Cloete also emphasised the
airports’ dedication to be moreinclusive to the surroundingcommunities.“We want to be part of the
communities. This is why wesee it as crucial to support orga-nisations that improve livingconditions in these areas.We also have a few projects in
lone and we want to make surethat local communities benefitby requesting suppliers to em-ploy people from our communi-ties,” added Cloete.
Benificiary organisations from left Joette Emerton (SPCA), Robyn Andersona(Learn To Earn), Ruth Santhany(LeliebloemHouse), Linda Marais( TracSA), Dan Cloete, Refentse Shinners (ACSA), Lindsay Langenhoven(Living Through Learning),Mandy Shrimpton(FoodPods) and Maria van der Westhuizen (Swap Shop). PHOTO: MBONGISENI MASEKO
Cashier courses togive you the edgeSince February 2014, YotoTechnologies has proudlytrained more than 615 poten-tial cashiers.About 70% of these former
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lowing week of each and ev-ery last week of study. Formore info, listen to Radio Zi-bonele Breakfast Show onWednesdays at 08:30 am andThursdays at 16:30 pm.
Recent YOTO learners arned with their certificates.
Man stealing from cops arrestedAKhayelitshamanwasarrestedafter apparently stripping hub-caps and other items from a po-lice minibus taxi and anothertaxi, Western Cape police saidon Wednesday.Two constables were alerted
and found the parkedvehicles inMandela Park on Tuesdaymorning with hubcaps, fire ex-tinguishers, a jack and wheelspanners missing, said Lieuten-
ant Siyabulela Vukubi.After speaking to residents,
they went to a house in 19 sec-tion and found the 24-year-oldman with the stolen goods.“As the police arrested the
suspect he became riotous andthe scuffle began. In the processhe tried to grab one of the offi-cer’s firearms but he wasbrought under control.”The man will appear in court.
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Siphokazi Rululu, 14, received a wheelchair donation on Monday. With bher are aunt NokhanyilePokolo,and Dimo Seti, a community leader PHOTO: MBONGISENI MASEKO
Good doctor makesmobility possibleMBONGISENI MASEKO
Monday was a day of joy for SiphokaziRululu, 14, who suffers from chronicepilepsy, what with being gifted
with a wheelchair by a local surgeon.This was after community activists Dimo
Seti andXolaniDywili approached themed-ic-who wishes to remain anonymous- to re-lay the plight of the young girl.Seti said they were touched by her suffer-
ing whenever she had to been taken to hos-pital for her check-ups.“We did this as part of our women’s
month activities. The doctor did not hesi-tate to buy the wheelchair when we ap-proached him, but he asked to remain anon-ymous.We want to thank him a lot, because Si-
phokazi really needed the wheelchair. Herfamily will now be able to move heraround,” Seti said.Aunt Nokhanyile Pokolo said the family
was pleased with the donation.“We are very happy, because it was a big
challenge for us to carry her when she hadto go anywhere. Her father (Ayanda Qhara)had to carry her around, and she is soheavy. Thatwas soworrying, because he al-
so also suffers from epilepsy. The wheel-chair is going to be a big relief to us,” Pokolosaid.Rululu senior had to quit work because
of his chronic epilepsy.,His wife Nomveliso Rululu, a restaurant
worker and their youngest daughter, Slin-dokuhle,7, take turns looking after fatheranddaughter,which canbeadaunting task.Vivian Zilo, a community developer and
founder of Iliso Care Society, in the area, al-so donated groceries to theRululu family onthe day.The benevolence also extended to another
destitute woman on the day, as she also re-ceived donations of food and householdstuff that day.She pleaded to remain anonymous.The woman also received a wheelchair,
thanks to the efforts of both Seti andDywili.Zilo said activists have beenmaking a dif-
ference in people’s lives since 2005.“This is our job. To ensure that we come
to help those who are in need.Weare a carrying society.Wewant to con-
tribute in making positive changes in thelives of residents,” Zilo said. Zilo also plead-ed with businesses in the area to come onboard and assist where they can.
For whom the road tollsOWN CORRESPONDENT
The City of Cape Town’s long awaited ap-plication to theWestern Cape High Courtfor reviewing and setting aside SAN-RAL’s proposed tolling of portions of theN1 and N2 freeways commenced in courton Tuesday.Central to theCity’s arguments in seek-
ing a court order that will scrap the pro-posed Winelands Toll Project is the factthat none of the decision makers – theSANRAL Board and the National Minis-ters of Transport and Environmental Af-fairs – considered vital information suchas the projected costs of the project andthe socio-economic impact of tolling onthe residents of the Western Cape.The City’s legal team yesterday pre-
sented evidence to court illustrating thatthe projected costs of the Winelands TollProject escalated from R1,653 billion inMarch 2000 to R44,970 billion in March2010 (2010 values, excl. VAT).This equals an increase of 2 620% over
a period of 10 years and was never pre-sented to or considered by the decision-makers. We argued that none of this evi-dence was available to the decision-mak-ers and that it was a grave omission,
given that that the colossal figures ulti-mately address the considerations abouttheviability of theWinelandsToll Projectand the question of where the money tofund this project will come from.It is the City’s view that this evidence
should have been considered for a properdecision to be made.We further argued that the SANRAL
Board failed to consider the proposal totoll the N1 and N2 as is required by theSANRAL Act. Thus far, SANRAL couldnot present any evidence that such a deci-sion was taken.There is no record – neither in the form
of an agenda and minutes of meetings,nor a resolution – that the SANRALBoard considered and decided to declareportions of the N1 andN2 freeways as tollroads. Furthermore, inhismemorandumto the 2014 board, Nazir Alli – Chief Exec-utive Officer of SANRAL – stated that aresolution of the boardwas inadvertentlyomittted in the process to declare the saidhighways as toll roads, effectively con-firming the City’s argument that such aresolution was not considered at all bythe previous board. The City was due tocontinue with its opening arguments inthe court on Wednesday.
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Divorcee mom launches bookZILA MKONTO
It was a dream come true for Ntsiki Sigegewhen family and friends filled a banquet-ting room at the Sunsquare Hotel to wit-
ness the launch of hermemoir titled “ABro-ken Wing-Divorce”The launch was replenishedwith another
wingby thewisdomof great panelists, a bril-liant programme director, beautiful musi-cians and high school students and dynam-ic orator, Vuyokazi Ngemntu, who kept thethe audience in the lips of her mouth.It is often said that when you are going
through something as tough as a divorce,learning about a similar experience thatspeaks to your own situation can be a realgame-changer.‘A Broken Wing’, is a real-life story by in-
spirational author, Ntsiki Sigege. .Written from a perspective that draws
from her strict upbringing in a religiousfamily, her spiritual grounding in the Chris-tian faith, herposition inapatriarchal socie-ty, her ambition to enter the institution of
matrimony, her marital travails and the im-pact all this had on her children makesNtsiki’s story a rich and compelling sourceof inspiration for women (andmen) who aresetting out on the marital journey.It also aims to empower couples with un-
derstanding of the implications of divorce,and in that way help save amarriage or helpwomen in particular to make smart deci-sions as they decide to take the drastic deci-sion of leaving the comfort of theirmatrimo-nial homes.The memoir is an authentic, unambigu-
ous, tell-all, heart-breaking rendition ofevents that led to the breakdown in Ntsiki’smarriage and the decision to take the drasticstep–divorce.This is a story of a woman who has learnt
that divorce takes courage, support and self-love. Ntsiki told City Vision that she will becriss-crossing the townships spreading theword that “divorce is not the end of theworld”.“Many young women are struggling with
perceptions around this,” she said.
Author Ntsiki Sigege during the signing of her book titled ‘A Broken Wing’ during a launch heldon Women’s Day at the Sunsquare Hotel. PHOTOS: MPROFETI MBONTSI
Simphiwe Gwashu sandwiched by Bulumko Wojiand Dimpho Futman who bless the occasion
with beautiful music. Lorna Zilwa and Reverend Themba Zulu.
Minister Nomvula Mokonyane was at the Langa Methodist Churchon Woman’s Day. PHOTO: LINDILE MBONTSI
Women celebratedMinister ofWater andSanita-tion, Nomvula Mokonyanehas reminded residents ofLanga in Cape Town of theimportance of women’s day.Mokonyane joined resi-
dents at the Langa Methodistchurch on Sunday to cele-brate and honour over 20 000women who marched to theUnion Buildings in Pretoriato fight for women’s freedom59 years ago.
She joined scores of otherwomen and congregants tomark the important histori-cal national day and to reflectand engage on the achieve-ments of women over the last21 years of democracy.
Mokonyane also donatedR10,000 to the church to helpwomen in need. Mokonyanereflected on the achieve-ments of women over the last21 years of democracy and on
the challenges they face.“South Africa is where it
is now because of the historyof the church which is why Iam here today,” she said.“I am here to talk about the
importance of this day andwhy people should celebrateit.Those women who
marched to the Union Build-ings fought for us to be free.She said women needed to
be appreciated because whenthey are not, they end up en-gaging in activities that theyregret, such as prostitution.Gogo Nomthuzi Vanda(64)
said: “It is important to cele-brate this day, as it remindsnot only uswomen but every-one else how important weare.It is a reminder of a good
job, women in Pretoria did inorder for us to be free.”
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ISICELO SESIBONELELO NGENKXASO-MALI KOWAMA-2015/16: UPHUHLISOLWENTLALO YOLUNTU NOPHUCULOLWABANTWANAABASELULAICandelo loPhuhliso lweNtlalo yoLuntu noPhuculo lwaBantwana abaseLula (SDECD)limema amaqumrhu oluntu abhalisiweyo angajonganga ngeniso ukuba afake isicelosesibonelelo senkxaso-mali ukulungiselela iiprojekthi zophuhliso. Umfaki sicelo makabeuqhuba ishishini elingqamene neenkonzo ze-SDECD (oko kukuthi uphuculo lwabantwanaabaselula, abantu abahlala ezitalatweni, ukusetyenziswa kakubi kotywala, uphuculo lolutsha,amaqela asemngciphekweni nokuncitshiswa kwendlala). Esi sicelo sihambelana nenjongoecwangcisiweyo yesiCwangciso soPhuhliso esiHlangeneyo seSixeko esimalunga nokwakhaisixeko esikhathalayo nesibandakanya kwaye sijolise ekukhuthazeni iinjongo zesiCwangcisosoPhuhliso lweNtlalo yoLuntu seSixeko.
Izicelo mazenziwe kwifomu yezicelo esesesikweni ihambe kunye nala maxwebhu axhasayonaqinisekisiweyo:
• Ikopi yeengxelo zemali eziphicothiweyo zakutsha nje okanye isatifikethi sophicotho ukubaisibonelelo senkxaso-mali besifunyenwe kwiSixeko kwiminyaka-mali edlulileyo. Isixa-malisesibonelelo esithe safunyanwa kufuneka sichazwe. Ukuba isixa-mali besingaphantsikwama-R25 000, kufuneka kuphela ikopi yengxelo yenkcitho-mali yokugqibelaephathelene nesibonelelo sangaphambili.
• Ikopi yomgaqo-siseko wequmrhu.• Ikopi yesatifikethi sobhaliso sequmrhu.• Ikopi zee-akhawunti zeenkonzo nerhafu kamasipala zakutsha nje zequmrhu (ukuba
kufanelekile).• Ingxelo yeRhafu-ntengo engu-zero ukuba uqinisekiswe njengomhlawuli weRhafu.• Isatifikethi sokuhlawula irhafu esingekaphelelwa lixesha esifunyenwe kwa-SARS. Izicelo
ezingenaso isatifikethi sokuhlawula irhafu esifanelekileyo azisayi kwamkelwa.• Iinkcukacha zesinye isibonelelo senkxaso-mali efunyenwe kwiSixeko kunyaka-mali omiyo• Ingcaciso ecacileyo yeprojekthi ezakusetyenziswa kuyo inkxaso-mali kunye neenjongo
zesibonelelo. Iiprojekthi mazingqamane ngqo neenkonzo zeCandelo loPhuhliso lweNtlaloyoLuntu noPhuculo lwaBantwana abaseLula eziquka:
Uphuhliso lwezakhono kubantu abatsha, (izakhono ngezobomi, ezoshishino nezokulungelaumsebenzi nezakhono zolawulo lwequmrhu)
• Ukuxhotyiswa ngokusetyenziswa kakubi kotywala namangenelelo okhuseleko• Amangenelelo okunciphisa indlala• Inkqubo ezixele iimfuno zamaqela asemngciphekweni ezijolise ngakumbi kwiinkonde,
abasetyhini nabantwana. Okona kujoliswe kuko liCandelo ngamangelelo okuhlalakusempilweni kweenkonde
• Iinkqubo ezixhasa injongo yeCandelo yokucutha inani labantu abahlala ezitalatweni• Iinkqubo ezixhasa imfundo nophuculo lwabantwana abaselula• Iinkqubo ezinenjongo yokuphuhlisa ubambiswano nokuhlangana koluntu
• Ucazululo ngokucacileyo lweendleko zeprojekthi. Kuzakuqwalaselwa isibonelelo soncedoesili-R100 000 ubuncinane kwiprojekthi nganye.
• Isicwangciso soshishino esingeniswe kunye nesicelo sesibonelelo ngenkxaso-malimasiquke umhla wokuqalisa nowokuqukumbela le projekthi.
• Ipropati esetyenziselwa ukuqhuba le projekthi mayibe iyithobele iMithetho kaMasipalanemigaqo-nkqubo.
• Ukuba loo propati yeyengqeshiso, isivumelwano sengqeshiso masingeniswenjengoxwebhu oluxhasayo.
Iifomu zokungenisa izicelo ezisemthethweni ziyafumaneka kwiwebhusayithi ye-Candelole-SDECD leSixeko saseKapa okanye kwii-ofisi zeSithili ze-SDECD kwezi ndawo:
1. Isithili saseTygerberg: 1st Floor, Belpark Building, Voortrekker Road, Bellville2. Isithili esiseMpuma: 1st Floor, Belpark Building, Voortrekker Road, Bellville3. Isithili esiseMantla: 1st Floor, i-Ofisi yezeziNdlu yaseScottsdene, kwikona
ye-La Boheme Road ne-Eoan Avenue, Scottsdene4. Isithili esiseMazantsi: SHAWCO Building, kwikona ye-2nd Avenue ne-Retreat Road, Retreat5. Isithili saseMitchell’s Plain: KwiStediyam sase-Athlone (kwicala laseMpuma), Cross
Boulevard – ngaseKlipfontein Road, Athlone6. Isithili sase-Klipfontein: KwiStediyam sase-Athlone (kwicala laseMpuma), Cross Boulevard –
ngaseKlipfontein Road, Athlone7. Isithili saseKhayelitsha: Thusong Centre, c/o Kilimanjaro and AZ Berman Drive, Tafelsig,
Mitchells Plain8. Isithili esiseMpuma: 7th Floor, Telkom Towers, Standard Bank Building, Hertzog Boulevard,
eKapa
Zonke izicelo ezigcwaliswe ngokufanelekileyo ezinamaxwebhu azixhasayo, kufunekazingeniswe ingabethanga intsimbi ye-16:00 ngoLwesibini we-15 Septemba 2015 kwi-ofisiyoLwamkelo, 7th Floor, Telkom Towers - Standard Bank Building, Hertzog Boulevard, eKapaokanye uthumele nge-imeyile ku- [email protected]
Izicelo ezingeniswe emva kwexesha okanye ezingagcwaliswanga ngokufanelekileyo azisayikwamkelwa. Zonke izicelo ziyakuphononongwa ngokuhambelana noMgaqo-nkquboweziBoneleo ngeNkxaso-mali weSixeko saseKapa (2014) kwaye zithobele uMthetho woLawulolweziMali zikaMasipala, uMthetho 56 ka-2003.
Ukuze ufumane enye ingcaciso noncedo, nceda uqhagamshelane noPatty Des Fountain ku-021 417 0141 [email protected] okanye ku-Fatima Davids ku-021 417 4086 naku- [email protected]
ACHMAT EBRAHIMUMPHATHI WESIXEKO182/2015
Lensman Feniwins first prizePhotographer Masixole Feni has won
the 2015 Ernest Cole award.This is an annual prize awarded by
the University of Cape Town (UCT).It assists a photographer to pursue a
project, such that after a year the photogra-pher’s work is displayed in a gallery and abook of the photographer’s work is pub-lished.The UCT citation for the award stated:
Masixole Feni is this year’s winner of theErnest Cole Award for his project – A Drainon Our Dignity.
Feni, an activist photographer who alsoworks for GroundUp documenting socialissues, won the award for focusing his cam-era on the lack of service delivery and thelife of the marginalised.Feni said: “I live at the back of an RDP
house in Mfuleni. I experience issues likepoor sanitation, access to clean water andthe flooding first hand”.“Sixty years after the anniversary of the
FreedomCharterwhich campaigned for ba-sic human rights, one person, one vote andwell SouthAfrica’s democracy,manySouthAfricans still find themselves struggling forbasic living conditions.”He points out: “Marginalised people were
neglected by the apartheid regime. Twentyone years into our democracy, it is a realitythat has stayed the same for many.”Feni’s work echoes the groundbreaking
images producedbyErnestCole in the early1960’s showing black life under apartheid.The book called House of Bondage, pub-lished in exile and immediately banned, re-flected on the lives of the marginalized andthe poor and became a universal referencepoint for anyone who wanted to knowmoreabout the apartheid system.Feniwill travel to another four townships
to explore life from this perspective and de-velop a book and exhibition. Feni’s pictureshave also appeared extensively, accompa-nied by stories in this publication.
A homeless man washes himself using a sprinkler.
Protesters throw faeces on a government Premier Zille’s convoy in Harare Khayelitsha in June2013.
A child walks past a canal in Masiphumelele. PHOTOS: MASIXOLE FENI
Foreign national arrested for drugs
A foreign national has been nabbed in Ot-tery with a stash of drugs estimated to havea street value of R4m.Western Cape police said the discovery
and his arrest on Wednesday morning wasa “significant blow” to the province’s illegaldrug trade.He was apprehended shortly afterwards.
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In high praise of themothers of a nationANDREA DONDOLO
Women’smonth year in year out is anopportunity to reflect on the powerof voice and action embodied by
these life and love givers, whose innerstrength supersedes their physicality.
Warrior Queens, Princesses, strategistsand leaderswhose compassionandawillingheart to stand and becounted makes them aforce tobe reckonedwith.
The 1956 march saw aunity of matriarchs whodid not allow a challengeto cripple and suffocatethem, but saw an oppor-tunity to stand togetherand be counted.
The gains of the 1956Women’s march, not togo to the shops or the riv-er, but to march like anarmy to the Union Build-ings; 20 000 martyrs callupon each of us to upholdand protect those gains.
It takes a sharp mindand wit to overcome ad-versities, an even braverheart with foresight and a strong moralcompass to remain unshaken.
Conviction is the heartbeat of those whoembody the values of Ubuntu, the thumpingheartbeat like a sacred drum reminds us ofthe very signal of life.
Our consciences are the very essence ofhumanity, a constant reminder of the Di-vine creator’s wisdom.
Professor Piti-ka-Ntuli reminds us of thedefinition of Umfazi (Umfa-azi) one who
from creation was granted the wisdom ofknowledge, neglected Ufa’azi (die-know-ing).
How possible is it then that one so divine-ly gifted afe-esazi, that’s foolishness and adenial of the sacred anointing?
Philanthropy is not a predisposition ofthe rich in worldly worth but in definitionit is the love for humanity, activism is em-
bedded in these values.The ultimate achieve-
ment of humanity is to bepart of a bigger whole.
We cannot afford todrop the baton while so-cial and economic illscontinue to deny womena quality of life befittingqueens. Its significantthat Women’s Month ison the eighth month, asthey say 7 is the numberof divinity and 8 is anadded extra prior to 9which is themonthwhenchildbirth occurs.
May all warriorqueens heed the call tostand and be counted,never to lose your voice,
which allows you to be heard from afar. Theecho of humanity’s survival rumbles inyour bosoms. Rise daughters of the soil, risemothers of the nation.Malibongwe igama lamakhosikazi. Bek-
unga kungangamil’ingca apho ninyathelekhona, kumile izithole ezakondla oonyananee ntombi ze Afrika. Happy Women’smonth.
SebeLabenguniAndreaDondolo is a poet,storyteller and artivist)
Andrea Dondolo
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ISebe leMicimbi yeNkcubeko neMidlalo liza kumisela iKomiti yeNtshona Koloni yokuCebisa ngokuLondolozwakweeNkcukacha eziBalulekileyo njengoko kuchaziwe kuMthetho wokuLondolozwa kweMbali neeNkcukachaeziBalulekileyo weNtshona Koloni, 2005 (uMthetho 3 ka 2005). Uluntu luyamenywa ukuba lutyumbe abagqatswaabangasebenza ixesha elingesosigxina elingangeminyaka emithathu.
Imisebenzi yeKomiti yile ilandelayo:• kukukhuthaza, ukufezekisa nokuxhasa iinjongo nemisebenzi yeNkonzo yokuLondolozo lweeNkcukacha
eziBalulekileyo zeNtshona Koloni;• kukucebisa uMphathiswa wePhondo ngemiba enxulumene nolawulo nokugcinwa kweenkcukacha ezibalulekileyo;• kukucebisa nokuncedisa iNtloko yeNkonzo ekwenzeni umsebenzi neenjongo zeNkonzo;• nokwamkela umgaqo-nkqubo wokuvavanywa kweNkonzo kunye nokub’ ekesweni ukuphunyezwa kwayo.
Abatyunjwa kufuneka:• babengabemi boMzantsi Afrika;• babengabahlali abasisigxina beNtshona Koloni;• babenolwazi, iziqinisekiso zemfundo, amava nomdla kwimiba enxulumene nolawulo lokugcinwa kwamaxwebhu;
kwaye• bakuqonde ukubaluleka kokugcinwa kweenkcukacha ngendlela echanekileyo ekuqinisekiseni ukuba urhulumente
unako ukuphendula kwaye wenza izinto ngokungafihlisiyo.
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PAC states its caseahead of electionsThe PAC has always striven for theunification of Africa, from Cape toCairo, Morocco to Madagascar. Thisrealization will only be possible if aclear program of action is developedfor the future.
.Promoting Pan Africanism, BlackConsciousness, African Nationalism,African Identity, African ScientificSocialism.
.Repossession of the land of Afri-cans, investment in agriculture byAfricans.
.Ensuring access to land andeffective management of nationalresources by Africans for Africans e.g.gold, manganese, copper, coal, dia-mond, platinum, iron, and aluminum.
.Naming of streets, prominentbuildings, roads, airports, hospitals,colleges and universities after PACfreedom fighters and building of themonuments in their honour.
.Strength campaign of improvementand sustainability of good qualityhealth care and fight against fataldisease such as HIV/AIDS, TB andothers that affect the Africans thepoorest of the poor.
.Campaign for the release of APLACadres from jail.
.Campaign for the return of thebones APLA Cadres died in exile.
.King Hintsa was buried withouthis skull, so PAC needs to demandreturn of his head
.Uplifting and practical use ofAfrican indigenous languages.
.Provision of quality free socialisteducation, as majority of Africanscannot afford expensive education.
.Fight against unemployment.
.Ensure provision of allowancegrant R 2000.00 (Umbambasisu to the
unemployed)..Fight against unreasonable food,
fuel, and electricity increases..Ensure that service delivery
improved and hastened in recognitionof the people in Black Township andrural areas.
.Ensure building of stadiums andpromotion of sport in rural areas.
.Involve Africans in tourism andother business opportunities.
.Bringing about affordable electrici-ty, clean water, sanitation and pros-perity for Africans
.Ensure freedom fighters getcompensation for their role in thestruggle, business opportunities,education bursaries, special clinics,food parcels, houses and better life.
.PAC should remember the goodstrategies of the 1960s – 1970s – 1980sof grass roots mass mobilization,rallies, road shows, door to doorcampaigns, the building of politicalcells for political education.
.Ensure unity and party building inthe PAC, branches and componentsstructures.
.Ensure PAC branches and compo-nent structures put quality leaders inthe leadership positions, leaders whoadvance political, educational, econom-ical, and cultural, no fears no favors,accountability, and disciplined.
.Ensure Pan Africanism is a subjectin our schools, Pan Africanism, BlackConsciousness, African nationalism,African identity, African scientificsocialism our future. PAC must be thevoice of the voice of the people on theby implementing the radical pro-gramme.
NYAMEKO SINANDILEGreater Khayelitsha PAC organiser
BLUE BABS: Jazz diva Babalwa Mentjies and The Quinted that includes George Werner atpiano, Fou Deson lead guitar, Peter Ndlala at bass and drummer Stix Mrwebi will belivening it up at Moholo House at Harare Square on Saturday night from 5pm. The gigcosts R50, tickets availavle at the door.
ANC attacks not rightThe recent attacks on thejudiciary by the ANC and itsalliance partners not onlyposes a threat to our democra-cy, but undermines the rule oflaw.South Africa remains a
constitutional democracygoverned by the rule of law.Our Constitution might still
be in its infancy, but it laysthe foundation for opensociety based on democraticvalues, social justice andhuman rights.The Constitution is the
cornerstone of our democracyand defines the role of thejudiciary.Section 165 (2) of the
Constitution makes provisionfor the independence of ourcourts and requires judges to
apply the law impartially andwithout fear, favour orprejudice. Therefore no one,including politicians or eventhe president, has a say in theapplication of law by ourcourts.They should not attack
judges simply because theydisagree with their rulings.The solution available if a
person is not satisfied with acourt ruling is to appeal.They must not personallyattack the integrity of thejudges.Judges, like other people,
should be subjected to con-structive criticism, but itmust be fair and in goodfaith.
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Mix with right peoplePoverty doesn’t deprive us ofthe right to think of a betterfuture, but our minds tell usthat our plans may notmaterialise as we don’t haveenough resources.To pursue a dream you
need to be committed. Don’tbow to the negative things inlife.When you dream of becom-
ing a prominent businessman,there must be a plan to startfrom scratch.It is not possible to have
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To build success is a process.When you start something
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tial for you to prosper in life.Mixing with backbiters will
kill your morale and self-es-teem. Never accept poverty asa stumbling block to fulfilyour dreams.
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CITY VISIONThursday, 13 August 2015 NEWS 11
CITY VISIONThursday, 13 August 201512 NEWS
Kukhutshwa isaziso sokuba iintlanganiso zamabhungana angamashumi amane anane (24)esiXeko saseKapa ziza kuhlala ngala maxesha nakwezi ndawo zibonakaliswe kule shedyuliingezantsi:
Ibhungana Indawo Umhla Ixesha Umphathi
1Igumbi leeNgxoxo zeBhunga,Royal Ascot, Bridle Way, Milnerton
27 10:00Peter Deacon021 550 1001
2
AmaGumbi eeNgxoxo zeBhungaeKraaifontein, iSakhiwo sikaMasipalasaseKraaifontein, Brighton Road,Kraaifontein
26 10:00Fred Monk021 980 6053
3Isakhiwo sikaMasipalawaseGoodwood, Voortrekker Road,Goodwood
27 10:00Johannes Brand021 590 1676
4
AmaGumbi eeNgxoxo zeBhungaeParow, iSakhiwo sikaMasipalasase-Parow, umgangatho wokuqala,kwikona ye-Voortrekker Road ne-Tallent Street, eParow
27 09:00Ardela van Niekerk021 444 0196
5AmaGumbi eeNgxoxo zeBhunga,kwikona yeJakkalsvlei Avenue neKiaatRoad, eBonteheuwel
26 10:00Martin Julie021 695 8161
6Igumbi leeNgxoxo zeBhunga lase-Bellville, kwiZiko leeNkonzo zoLuntulase-Bellville, Voortrekker Road, eBellville
24 10:00Pat Jansen021 918 2024
7Igumbi leeNgxoxo zeBhunga lase-Durbanville, kwikona yeendlelaiOxford ne-Queen, eDurbanville
24 10:00Carin Viljoen021 444 0689
8AmaGumbi eeNgxoxo zeBhungaeStrand, kwikona ye-Fagan Streetne-Main Road, eStrand
27 10:00Erika Williams021 900 1502
9iHolo i-Andile Msizi, Bangiso Drive,Site B, Khayelitsha
26 10:00Johnson Fetu021 360 1351
10IZiko loQeqesho laseKhayelitsha,kwikona yeLwandle Road ne-Phendula Crescent, eKhayelitsha
24 10:00Mandlenkosi Sitonga021 360 1267
11Igumbi leeNgoxo laseFezeka, kwikonaye-Govan Mbeki ne-Steve Biko Drive,Gugulethu
26 10:00Kayise Nombakuse021 630 1737
12ISakhiwo soLawulo eLentegeur,kwikona yeNdlela iMerrydale ne-Melkbos, eLentegeur, eMitchells Plain
27 11:00Alesia Bosman021 444 8698
13 IHolo yoLuntu iRuth First, SinqolamthiStreet, ePhilippi
26 10:00Lunga Bobo021 630 1619
14Igumbi leeNgoxo laseFezeka, kwikomaye-Govan Mbeki ne-Steve Biko Drive,Gugulethu
24 10:00Anthony Mathe021 630 1678
Raven Room, uMgangatho wokuQala,IZiko loQeqesho lase-Pinelands,St Stephens Road, Central Square,Pinelands
26 10:00Mariette Griessel021 444 9797
16IGumbi leeNgxoxo zeBhunga,uMgangatho we-11, 44 Wale Street,eKapa
24 10:00Marius Coetsee021 487 2055
17IZiko loLuntu iDulcie September(iholo encinane), kwikona yezitalatoiKlipfontein ne-Protea, eAthlone
27 10:00Edgar Carolissen021 444 0500/03
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AmaGumbi eeNgxoxo zeBhungana,kwikona ye-Buck Road ne-SixthAvenue, eLotus River
27 10:00Okkie Manuels021 700 4020
19AmaGumbi eeNgxoxo zeBhunga,Central Circle, eFish Hoek
24 10:00Desiree Mentor021 784 2010
20IGumbi leeNgxoxo zeBhunga, AlphenCentre, Main Road, Constantia
26 10:00Richard White021 444 8112
21
AmaGumbi eeNgxoxo zeBhunga ase-Kuils River, umgangatho wokuqalakwikona ye-Carinus Street ne-Van Riebeeck Road, eKuils River
26 10:00Pieter Grobler021 900 1502
22
AmaGumbi eeNgxoxo zeBhungaeStrand, kwikona ye-Fagan Streetne-Main Road, eStrand (imelenenesikhululo sikaloliwe saseStrand)
24 10:00Richard Moi021 900 1508
23ISakhiwo soLawulo eLentegeur,kwikona yeNdlela iMerrydale ne-Melkbos, eLentegeur, eMitchells Plain
24 10:00Raphael Martin021 444 8722
24IZiko loQeqesho lase-Khayelitsha,kwikona yeendlela iLwandle ne-Spine,eKhayelitsha
27 10:00Goodman Rorwana021 444 7532
Ukufikelela kwi-ajenda epheleleyo nawo onke amaxwebhu axhasayo kwiiyure ezingama-72phambi kwentlanganiso ndwendwela le webhusayithi: www.capetown.gov.za/subcouncils.
Uphawule ngombala umhla wentlanganiso yebhungana, ukhethe ibhungana olifunayo zeuthulule i-ajenda. Nceda uchaze nabuphi ubunzima kumphathi webhungana ofanelekileyo.
Le migaqo-nkqubo nezi zicwangciso zilandelayo zivulelekile ukuba kufunyanwe izimvozoluntu ngenyanga ka-Agasti 2015. Le migaqo-nkqubo iyafumaneka ukuze iqwalasele kwii-ofisi zamaBhungana kwaye amaqela anomdla angavakalisa izimvo ngale migaqo-nkqubo:
• UMgaqo-nkqubo ongokuCutha uGxalathelwano lweziThuthi• Iseshoni yengcaciso engenkqubo yokuhlangana ngowe-14 nowe-15 Julayi 2015• Uhlahlo-lwabiwo-mali: Amangenelelo eKomiti zeWadi 1 Agasti ukuya kowama-
30 Septemba 2015• Urhwebo lwasesitalatweni lwexeshana eMitchells Plain 1 ukuya kowama-31 Agasti 2015
ACHMAT EBRAHIMUMPHATHI WESIXEKO
ISAZISO SEENTLANGANISOZEBHUNGANA AGASTI 2015
Thandeka inspiresall to be better prosWhen Thandeka Xapa finished
school in 1997, she realised thatshe would never be able to look
after her family and give them the lifeshe had always wanted with only amatric qualification.Today, the young girl who grew up in
Butterworth in the Eastern Cape is notonly an accountant at JUSTpaper andthe mother of one happy, healthy son,aged nine; she is also an inspiration toevery woman in South Africa who wantsto rise above difficult circumstances toachieve greatness.Xapa, who now lives in Gugulethu in
Cape Town, always knew that she had ahead for figures and that she wanted acareer in accounting.With a willingness to hardwork, Xapa
started working at a local take-awayshop and saved all her money.At the age of 20, with enough money
she had saved up and with support fromher parents, she started on her journeyof becoming an accountant.“As a woman you always need to be
strong and keep on believing, even if itseems impossible,” says Xapa.After three years of hard work and
multiple setbacks, she received heraccounting qualifications and became anindependent accountant.At one of her first accounting jobs,
Xapa caught her colleague and relativestealing money from the company.“It was an incredibly difficult situa-
tion to be in, I had no choice but toreport it. My integrity has always meanta lot to me, and without integrity I amnothing,” explains Xapa.During this difficult time, Xapa’s son
was her motivation. She constantlythought of him and what kind life shewanted for him and the role model shewanted to be for him. One day Xapa’sbrother visited and asked her to help
provide financially for his son. Xapacould not say no, and instantly herresponsibilities, and inspiration, doubled.After exposing the fraud at work, Xapa
decided it was time to move on and wasappointed as an accountant at JUSTpa-per in July 2014.“Thandeka is one of the most inspira-
tional people I have ever met. Shealways takes great responsibility for herwork. It is our vision at JUSTpaper toinvest in our people and by so doing inthe community in which we operate. Weare inspired by Thandeka’s hard workand motivation.” says Nicole Rosenbaumdirector at JUSTpaper.“Working for JUSTpaper has been
such a privilege, I really feel at homehere,” says Xapa who is a living exampleof how anything is possible with hardwork and determination. She is now ableto look after her family and be part ofher son’s life.“I always tell him that it is important
to believe in yourself and not to limityour potential,” says Xapa who is awoman leading by example.For more information on JUSTpaper,
visit www.just-paper.co.za
Thandeka Xapa.
Award winner Fruit @ BaxterFruit, the innovative and innocent one-hander, will now be staged at the BaxterMasambe Theatre for a limited season.The play has been recognised as the best
production of the 2015 Zabalaza TheatreFestival.Written and directed by Paul Noko, the
carefully-layered, richly-textured play isfrom the Soweto-based Dala Arts and is per-formed in English with some isiZulu by the19 year-old Matshediso Mokoteli.Dealing delicately and sensitively with
the loss of innocence,Fruit is the simple taleof a young girl called Matlakala.Matlakala uses an indigenous game
calledmasikitla to tell the story about whatlife is like for her growing up in the town-ship of Diepkloof, which is ravaged bycrime and poverty.In this game, she uses stones to represent
the 16 characters from her neighbourhood.Fruit beat over 45 other productions to
win the Best Production award at thisyear’s festival, which was held in March.The winning production is awarded a
chance to be staged as part of the Baxter’smainstream line-up.Fruit opens at the BaxterMasambe Thea-
tre tonight, 13 August and runs until Satur-day 29 August at 19:00 nightly with matineeperformances at 11:00 on Wednesdays andThursdays and 14:00 onSaturday 15August.Another production, Egoli, written and
directed byBonganiTitana,was selected onmerit as it was the best-seller at the festivaland will be staged in the Baxter Golden Ar-row Studio from Monday 17 to Saturday 29August.The musical theatre production is per-
formed by an ensemble cast of nine youngactors who tell the story of Madlamini, astrict, God-loving woman from a rural vil-lage who travels to Egoli, the city of gold,in search of her husband.Tickets for Fruit and Egoli are available
through Computicket. For any discount oncorporate, school, charity, or fundrasingevents, as well as block bookings, contactSharon on 021 680 3962 or [email protected], or Carmen on 021 6803993 or [email protected] Mokoteli in Fruit.
Langa SAPS together with local Communi-ty Police Forum (CPF) are inviting resi-dents to attend Langa SAPS/CPF Imbizowhich will be held at Nomonde Creche,Zone 23, on Thursday 30 August , at 6pm.
Issues that will be discussed include vigi-lantism, gangstarism, crime in general andCPF feedback.For more information contact Langa
SAPS on 021 695 8006.
Community to meet police in Langa
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SIFUNAUKUTHENGA INDLUKWALANGAEXABISAR350000UKUYAKWI R600000
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Poet Vuyokazi Ngemntu is flanked by admirers after she wowed them with a blistering perform-ance during the launch of Ntsiki Sigege’s book at Sunsquare Hotel on Sunday.
Kwezi Kobus enjoys the warmth of being flanked by these adorables, Ria Mabaso and SylviaMndunyelwa during the recent shoot of UWFM’s Breakfast Show on Expresso Show.
Mshayi Mbeki at his trendy meat eatery, Rands Cape Town,in Khayelitsha with the popular DJ Rhayi.
Nothukela Magongqoza, Nombeko Mpongo and Sekelani Dun-ga attended the launch of Ntsiki Sigege’s book.
Fiola and Ndumi Mvinjelwa at a High Tea party held atIziko Restuarant in Langa on Saturday.
Yolanda Vuthela, Thokozile Godana and Lathitha Magcobaalso attended the High Tea Party.
Babalwa Mahashe, Nomfundo Dubula and Lathitha Mag-coba at the High Tea Party.
Nomfundiso Vumenjani and friends were spotted at thenewly opened Rands Cape Town having some fun.
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AS Ajax Cape Town prepare to face in-form BidVest Wits for a second timein aweek in their first-legMTN8 semi-
final in Stellenbosch on Saturday, they willagain rely on their last line of defence inwhat is a difficult tie for Roger de Sa’s side.
Finnish goalkeeper Anssi Jaakkola hasstarted the season well again, having beenarguably the most consistent gloveman inthe Premier Soccer League since arriving
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er of the Season in his first two campaignsin the country, losing out to ItumelengKhune and Moeneeb Josephs, and is a keycomponent of this young Ajax side againthis year.
After a journeyman career prior to his ar-rival in South Africa, Jaakkola has finallyfound both a footballing home and a placewhere he feels comfortable raising hisyoung family. “I like it here and so does myfamily,” Jaakkola told TAB Sports Expressafter signing a new two-year contract exten-sion at Ajax prior to this season.
“I had a few other options open to me, butAjax presented the best package as a club,”Jaakkola added when talking about his de-cision to join the team two years ago.
“It is abig club, veryprofessional andwellorganisedwith great facilities. It was a goodmove for me and that’s why I decided tocome here.”
He has received good support in his twoyears at Ikamva, first from former goalkeep-er coach Sander Westerveld, who has sincereturned to the Netherlands.
And latterly fromhead coachRoger de Sa,himself a former goalkeeper who won a sin-
gle cap for South Africa but also had a stel-lar career in the South African top-flightwith Moroka Swallows and Wits Universi-ty. Jaakkola started his careerwith Finlandside TP-47, and was late snapped up by thenItalian Serie A side Siena, such was hispromise as a junior international for hiscountry. He was only 19 at the time and al-thoughhenever quitemade the grade in Ita-ly, making just a single appearance for Si-ena, it was an experience he enjoyed.
He moved to Czech side Slavia Prague in2010, and after a single season joined Scot-tish Premier League club Kilmarnock, thenunder the management of fellow FinnMixuPaatelainen.
He helped the team into a cup final, butwas in and out of the side with his contractnot renewed when it expired in 2013. ThenAjax coach Muhsin Ertugral, a friend ofPaatelainen, took the keeper on the recom-mendation of the ex-Finland international.“We spoke about the player often,”
Goalie key to Ajax
Netball queens: Manzomthombo HighSchool netball team that won a bronze medalat a national tournament in Pretoria with theircoach Frank Xaba.
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