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Iliso Lomzi to the helpMANDLA MAHASHE

A group of neighbourhood watchmenfromGugulethu are determined to fight

crime and no amount of bullets and knivescan stop them, they say.The group of over 40men andwomen from

the Khanya Neighbourhood Watch, volun-teer to spend their nights patrolling Section4 and other areas despite clear and presentdanger.According to them, two of their members

have already been shot at and two othercheated death after being stabbed by thugsbecause they ‘disturbed their activities’.City Vision caught up with the group in

NY6 while on the patrol to sniff out crimein the area. Donning reflective jackets, com-municating through two-way radios, armedwith only knobkerries and a dogged deter-mination, the group takes over the night.“We decided to start this watch in Februa-

ry 2014 after noticing that there were toomany robberies in our neighbourhood.People would get attacked and stabbed by

thugs during the day and no one was doinganything about it,” said Solomzi Booi, thegroup’s leader.Since they began their work they have

confiscated many weapons from criminalsas well as recovering stolen goods.This, they say, has resulted in many in

their own community turning against them.“The troublemakers threaten our lives andattack ourmembers while some communitymembers, who are relatives of the thugs, ac-cuse us of beating people in the streets,” hesaid.The group also accuse members of the

community of rubishing theirwork in news-papers by making false allegations of beat-ings.NkosinathiKambiwas stabbed by a crimi-

nal duringapatrol, said though, that thema-jority of the community appreciated theirwork.“As you can see people are walking freely

as compared to the past where people’s carswere broken into in the middle of the day.We have been so effective at recovering

stolen goods that people come to report

crimes to us as if we were the police,”.During the interview, a woman approach-

es the group to report that her son was steal-ing her money. Cue that.Kambi says such cases ‘ are all too often’.Nolufefe Ngcongca whose home was bro-

ken into by thugs who stole a Plasma TV, aDVD player, bags, clothes and R5000 in cash,said that her family was assisted by thegroup to recover the items.

“It happened last month and the neigh-bourhood watch assisted us with trackingthe items all the way to Nyanga East wherewe found them.They are doing a great job and we can’t

thank themenough forwhat theydid forus.”She said that she was surprised to find out

the group was willing to help even thoughher family home was not part of the areasthat the group was operating in.

Booi said that despite the bad press theyget and the constant threats of attacks, theywill continue to do the work because of theresults.“Its 21:00 and you can see that people are

free to walk to where ever they want andthere a no loiters and thugs walking aboutin our area.There is peace and that was our goal from

the beginning,” Booi concludes.

The men and women from the KhanyaNeighbourhood Watch put their lives at risk toprovide safety for the community.

PHOTO: MANDLA MAHASHE

Some of the knives confiscated from criminals aswell as computers and cellphones whose ownershave yet to come forward.

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Facebook face-off farce for RevZILA MKONTO

Awarofwordshas eruptedbetween the larg-er-than-life Pastor Nkomfa Mkhabileand a top business woman.

Eunice Mhonko Godze whoowns a security and a waste re-moval company, has vented herfrustration on Facebook, ac-cusing the minister of de-frauding her after a record-ing deal for blind singerswent haywire.“Myblind brother,Vukile,

is a singer andplays all kindsof music instruments . Forhis 51st birthday I wanted to

spoil him and I decided to get hismusic recorded so that he can re-lease his album.A fuming Godze said: “I shared

my wish Nkomfa who as a friendI thought I could trust, instead hehas let me down big time.”Mhonko said the saga began on

April 8 when she bought herblind brother an accordion andalso decided to “surprise himwith a CD recording.”He also sings with two other

blind people and they haveformed a group.“I then approached Nkomfa and

we decided hewould find a studioin Umtata and record a CD for theblind singers,” she said. Theblind singers then travelled toUmtata where they say theywere“rushed” into the studio withoutany rehearsal or rest after the

long stretch from Cape Town.“The y spent one day in studio and Nkom-

fa called me, saying I must send the moneybecause he was finished and everythingwent smooth andhewould giveme feedbackon his return,” she said.Her brother Vukile called and she could

hear he was “heartbroken” but was not say-ing what went wrong.Upon their arrival in Cape Town, Godze

called a meeting with the blind singers andshe was horrified to hear their story.”When they started sharing the bad expe-

rience theywent through, I could not believemy ears,” she said. They accused the pastorturnedgospel singer ill-treatment andname-calling.“They said therewere tensions but contin-

ued because they didnt want to hurt me.I have listened to the CD. What a damp

squib!Later, when confronted, he tried to defend

his actions. I informed him of his unGodlydoings, and that he had reneged on our con-tract.” According to her, she hasn’t heardfrom the pastor since.“His phone is ringingoff thehook, so i cant

get hold of him, for I want to inform him ofhis shoddy studio work,” she said.Godze added that she’d spent a lot of mon-

ey on the project. City Vision contacted pas-tor Mkhabile.“I have seen the stuff she wrote about me

on Facebook and I will sue her.” He said hislawyers had written to her to “delete” theoffending posts on Facebook and issue himwith an apology.“She is sullyingmygoodnamebut shewill

not succeed. Many before her have done soand have failed dismally.Reverend Nkomfa Mkabile is accused of wrongdoing.

The stylish Mhonko Godze says pastor short-changed a blind family member

King Mpendulo Zwelonke Sigcawu is enrobed by AmaRharhabe Queen RegentNoloyiso Sandile during his coronation in Nqadu Great Place in Nqadu, Gatyane.

Hail the king: Zwelonke!President JacobZumaaccompaniedby Cabinet ministers and other toppoliticians watched as King Sig-cawu was robed and anointed.In his first speech as officially

anointed King of the Xhosa nation,King Sigcawu said of the Constitu-tion:“We need to review it so that we

can entrench and increase the re-sponsibilities of traditional lead-ers.”The king committed himself to

serving his nation with humilityand dedicated himself to taking thenation to greater heights.AmaRharhabe Queen Regent Nol-

oyiso Sandile presided over the cor-onation, and with the help of ChiefDaliwe Makinana, in enrobing theking.Queen Sandile urged the king to

continue working with AmaRhar-habe and AmaGcaleka saying thetwo houses were “one blood”.“We hope that under your leader-

ship this relationship will continueunabated,” said the queen.King Sigcawu said he would em-

bark on a number of programmes,among them moral regeneration,education and agriculture, to estab-lish a healthy nation characterisedby moral values.He said he would work hard to-

wards changing a “dependencymentality” to one of fostering devel-opment.“Yes, the nation I am leading is

poor. It depends on social grants,but peoplemust establish a coopera-tive, andmove away from laziness,”he said.“We have to develop an educated

nation free of drugs and alcohol.Our youth need to focus on educa-

tion and both the government andtraditional leaders need to investmore in education,” he said.The king stressed he was the

“king of all amaXhosa, not only am-aGcaleka. I am the king of all ama-Xhosa irrespective of where youare. My landbegins inUmzimkhuluand goes up to Cape Town. It is allXhosaland,” said the king

The kingwas sworn in by EasternCape Judge President ThembaSangoni and the clergy led by Bish-opAndileMbete,who anointed him.Zuma said traditional leaders had

a job to “harmonise the people of thecountry, improve their lives and en-hance service delivery”.He said the government was

aware of Sigcawu’s role in unitingand advancing the lives of the king’speople.“We appreciate the role of tradi-

tional leaders in promoting nation-al unity.We will work with his majesty in

implementing the (government’s)back-to-basics programme to accel-erate service delivery.”Zuma said the coronationwas one

of the historic occasions to happen“since the dawn of democracy.The democratic government un-

dertook a long and difficult but nec-essary road of correcting thewrongs of thepast through theNhla-poCcommissionon traditional lead-ership.“We further confirm the findings

of the commission today.I am happy that traditional lead-

ers have indeed spoken in a unifiedvoice about what we are today,” Zu-

ma said.Zuma said the coronation was al-

so a celebration of the Constitution.“The coronation marks the end of

a painful era of colonial subjugationand oppression and ushers in a newbeginning of strengthening who weare as Africans and how our societyis structured or organised.“Wewill thusworkwithKumkani

(the king) to promote heritage andcustoms that define the values of Af-ricanpeople in the context of democ-racy,” said Zuma“It is my greatest honour and

privilege to congratulate you, Kum-kani, on this day of your corona-tion.”Zuma handed a certificate of rec-

ognition and a gift to Sigcawu.“We say look after your people

well.“You defenders of the nation of

brave Xhosa warriors!We congratulate you Kumkani

and the whole nation on this impor-tant day in the history of the Xhosapeople,” said Zuma.He looked forward to working

with the king to build a better lifefor the people and said this daywould remain in the history booksof South Africa.

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Raging bishop demolishes roomMBONGISENI MASEKO

Cracks in a Gugulethu familyhave comeun-der sharp public scrutiny after a respectedmember of the religious and education fra-tenity has been accused by his siblings of au-tocracy and bullying.Bishop Eric Thabiso Titipana of the

Christian Assembly Gospel Church of Godand a principal at Khanyolwethu SecondarySchool inLwandle, Strand, has beenaccusedby his sister of demolishing a room she hadbuilt for her offspring at their home inNY147, Gugulethu.According to Vivian Titipana, her broth-

er, with hammer in hand, went about theirhome thrashing the room, saying theyshould have asked permission from himfirst before erecting on the family home.“The first room he demolished was unat-

tached to the house, and the second, built asan extension, he also demolished.“The rooms were built to keep my kids

safe whilst I’m working night-shift,” shesaid.An angry Titipana,48, instead arrived

armed with a pound hammer and tore intothe rooms, brick by brick, according to Vivi-an.“This has gone very far now. He said we

must ask permission from him to extend thehouse as if we do not have a say in the familyhouse. He treats us as if we are not his sis-

ters. We are tired of his bad treatment now.What does he preach in his church as a bish-op?” Vivian said.Vivian said she had spent about R7000.00

on the rooms.According to her, Titipana had moved out

of the house in 2000, just before the demise

of their father.Their mother died in 2007.It seems the man of the cloth has a frosty

relationship with his sibling.Vivian narrated a litany of allegations

against her brother, unbecoming of a manof his standing. Contacted for comment, an

unrepentant Titipana refused to answerquestions put to him by City Vision.“With due respect, I am not going to com-

ment because this is a family affair. I do notdiscuss such things with the media. It istheir right to talk to you, but I am not goingto discuss anything with you,” Titipanasaid.Titipana once appeared on Etv’s South Af-

rican Heroes programme .

Bishop Eric Thabiso Titipana, 48, is accused of treating his sisters badly after he demolished aroom they built, in Gugulethu, recently.

Determination and guts go a long wayThere is farmore toCapeTown thanTableMountain, beaches and wine, says tour-ism entrepreneur Samantha Mtinini.There is a wealth of culture and life on

the outskirts of the city that, other thanjust a glimpse,most tourists fail to see andexperience.But the Raymond Ackerman Academy

(RAA) graduate had a plan to connect thetwo, and through this dream her businesswas born.The owner andmanaging director of Go

Camissa Travel, a tourism companywhose primary focus is township tours,Samantha says her passion for the indus-try and her love for township communi-ties motivated her to start her business.“The township life is so unique.Not all tourists experience this, yet they

should. Through my tours I take visitorsof this beautiful city right into these areasto experience the way our people live,”she says.She explains that Camissa, or the place

of sweet waters is an indigenous Khoisanword describing the area around TableBay known today as the city bowl.Camissa referred to the fountains,

springs and streams found around TableMountain.“Our Cape Town is beautiful, like Cam-

issa it’s like a fountain of beauty,” shesays.Samantha was working as a tour guide

on Robben Island when she decided to en-roll in a six-month entrepreneurial devel-opment course at the RaymondAckermanAcademy at the University of Cape TownGraduate School of Business (UCT GSB).It was a decision that turned out to be oneof the best of her life.“The programme taughtmewhat I need-

ed to know. It touched on so many aspectsof business and it moulded me into thebusinesswomen I am today. I had all these

thoughts, I didn’t know where to startand how. But the programme helped mefrom A right down Z.Many doors have opened for me since

completing this course and I am eternal-ly grateful,” she says.These days Samantha facilitates town-

ship tours in Langa and Gugulethuthrough her company, tours include anAfrican cooking experience, a townshipgospel tour, township diski (social soc-cer) tour and lots more.“For us at Camissa it’s all about a cul-

tural experience and illustrating thewayof life there, a life not many peopleknow,” she says.Samantha says her business has been

doing “very well”, despite the Cape Towntourism industry being “very saturated”.She adds that it’s not always easy for

smaller companies to get a foot in thedoor.“The industry is huge, we are little fish

in a very large ocean, it’s easy to feelthreatened.But what’s important is to remember

your purpose and to press on, believe inyourself and see your dream through,”she says. “Don’t let your situation deteryou. It takes ‘90% guts and 10% capitalto start your business’.

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Masibambanesilwe ubukoliMANDLA MAHASHE

Isipolisa siyaqhubeka nokume-ma uluntu ukuba lungeneleleekulweni ulwaphulo-mthetho.Lo ibingumyalezo wamapoli-

sa kwimbizo ebibanjwe eZolaniCentre eNyanga kwiveki edluli-leyo. Kulembizo ibibibanjwe zi-inkokheli zasesipoliseni, iq-onga lesipolisa loluntu (CPF)kunye nabahlali aboneleyo lul-waphulo-mthetho olugqubayokulelokishi.“Ukuba uluntu lunokuqhube-

ka lusebenzisana nathi lungal-ukhuluutshintshokulengingqi.Siyazi ukuba ulwaphulomthetho lugqithisile yaye sizak-uqhubeka ukuqinisa isandla,”utshilo uMajor General JeremyVeary olisekela likakomishina-la ophethe abecuphi kwiphon-do.Uvumile ukuba isikhululo sa-

mapolisisa saseNyanga siph-antsi koxinizelelo olukhulu ya-ye kuninzi okudingekayo ukuzesisebenze ngendlela.Enye yezikhalazo ezithacazis-

iweyo ngumba wemigewuephume izandla kwisitalato iM-ew Way Drive apho abantu ba-banjwa inkunzi ilanga lihlab’umhlaba.Amanye amalungu oluntu at-

yhole amagosa akwantsasanangokukhuthalela ukuxuthautywala kumashishini anga-gunyaziswanga ngethuba enga-sondeli nokusondela kwizindluekuthengiswa kuzo iziyobisi.Kuvele nokuba kwingingqi

yaseNyanga kukho umkhwawokuhlasela amapolisa xa ezok-ubamba imigewu.“Enye yemicelamngeni

amapolisa ajongene nawo ku-lengingqi kukugityiselwakwee-moto zawo xa ezokubamba abobophula umthetho okanye be-zokuvala izimokolo.Namavili ayahlatywakophul-

we iifestile nto leyo yenza uxin-izelelo olugqithisileyo kwink-onzoyesipolisa,”utshiloMartinMakhasi ongunobhala weCPFyaseNYanga.Uxelele indimbane ukuba

iCPF inazicwangciso ezinaman-qaku amahlanu abazakuwa-jongisisa.Okokuqala bazimisele uku-

vuselela uluntu ukuba luseben-zisane neCPF kunye namapoli-sa.“Sisebenza nzima siqiniseki-

sa ukuba sitalato nganye sinek-omiti esebenzayo ejongene nol-waphulo-mthetho.Okwesibini sizimisele ekul-

weni ukusetyenziswa kweziyo-bisi notywala kuba ezinto zik-hokhela kulwaphulo-mthetho,”utshilo oka Makhasi.Uthe ukuhlukunyezwa kwa-

basetyhini kunye nabantwanayenye yengxaki ezongamele lel-okishi.“Sifunanokuqinisaukhusele-

ko ezikolweni kuba siyazi uku-ba zijongene neengxaki eziliq-ela. Yaye sijonge nokuzisa uc-wangco nokuphuhlisaulutsha,” utshilo uMakhasi.

uMajor General Jeremy Veary olisekela lokomishinala ophethe abecuphikwiphondo umamele izikhalazo zabahlali ngethuba amapolisa aseNyangaebambe imbizo eZolani Center. UMFANEKISO: YAMKELA MKEBE

The Unmute Dance Companywill be presenting Ashed at theYoung Blood Gallery thismonth.The production, choreogra-

phed by Themba Mbuli, comesto Cape Town after a successfulpremiere as part of Dance Um-brella 2015 in Johannesburg.It questions all the things that

limit South African citizens’growth: political, social and eco-nomic limitations; yet with po-sitive attainments to keep uslooking forward.Unmute Dance Company is

an integrated performing artsorganization whose vision is toinspire the inclusion of peoplewith disabilities within the so-ciety using art as a vehicle to doso.The company was born from

Andile Vellem’s experience as adeaf dancer.Their first productionUn-mu-

tewas hisway of findinghis voi-ce as a choreographer, using

sign language as the source ofhis movement vocabulary.Exploringwhat it would be li-

ke to un-mute feelings, percepti-ons, social norms and expectati-ons, as well as deconstructingwhat societyperceives asdance,Unmute serves amodel for amo-re inclusive and integrated so-ciety.Youngblood Africa, which

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Condolonces are pouring follow-ing the untimely death of ThandoQalinge who died in Brakpan onFriday last week.Thando, awell-knownpersonali-

ty in Visionland, collapsed at theCity of Ekurhuleni whilst doing awork related presentation.Emergency services personnel

could not revive him on their ar-rival.A memorial service will be held

at NY 124’ CPOA Building today(Thursday, May 21) at 3pm whilsthis funeral will be on Saturday.One of his former colleagues

Hardley Makies could not hide hispain when sending out an email topeople who knew him.“ Like many of us, I must still

come to grips with the loss of this

intellectual, academic, socialite,husband and father of three chil-dren, but I feel like a knife has pen-etrated into my heart killing mesoftly,” he said.Thando’s body was flown from

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Honors Degree and was due tograduate in September.He lives behind his wife, three

children and six sibblings.Lala Ngoxolo Dlangamandla.

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Intlanganiso yesiqhelo yeBhunga iyakuqalisa emva kokuqukumbela le ntlanganisoikhethekileyo.

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ACHMAT EBRAHIMUMPHATHI WESIXEKO

ISAZISO SEENTLANGANISO ZEBHUNGALESIXEKO SASEKAPA

Conman deceives Nyanga agedMBONGISENI MASEKO

The joy of collecting freebies turned sour forelders in Nyanga after it emerged that the‘’Good Samaritan’’ was, in reality a conmanmasquarading as a saint.

The man, who claimed to be a member ofthe Gift of the Givers-a disaster responseNon Governmental Organisation (NGO)- ap-proached the Place of Blessing-Indawo Yent-sikelelo, on Monday, and invited all pension-ers to come collect their goodies.

Muriel Holo, the founder of Place of Bless-ing-Indawo Yentsikelelo, said it all looked le-git when the man promised them that therewas a truck carrying a load for the eldersthat was going to arrive on Tuesday.

The elders were told to bring their IdentityDocuments (IDs).

Over 40 elders answered the call and wait-ed patiently for the truck which never ar-rived.

“We were all very happy because wethought it was going to help the elders a lot.We did not suspect anything wrong aboutthe promise.

We are now worried, because we do notknow what is he going to do with all the con-fidential information for the elders which hevanished with,”

The man first approached Bongiwe Toto,

on the street and told her that he was lookingfor any centre that was helping the elders inthe area.

Toto took him to Mthuthuzeli Joni, thechairman of the street committee.

Joni then took the man to the centre.Joni said the man promised to pay R2000

to the centre for using it as a gathering placefor the delivery of the goodies.

“He also asked us to go borrow two laptopsthat he could rent for R450 per day.

Residents were so moved by that promisewhich saw three laptops and an IPod beinggiven to the man.

He only left one laptop behind and stole allthe others,” Toto said.

Lona Ngqalana, a worker at the centre,said the man first sent her and other resi-dent to Shoperite to buy snacks and fruitsfor elders to eat while the truck was makingits way to the centre.

Ngalana said the voucher numbers that hegave them proved to be fake when they gotto the tills to pay.

The man distracted anyone who seemed tobe monitoring his movements by sendingthem to different places.

Some were sent to go look for the truckwhich was getting lost.

Hollow said the man told her that he wasgoing to buy a drink at a nearby tuck-shop

and never returned.The elders who were disappointed then

left one by one.The decoration in a small hall was the only

thing showing that there was something bigthat was planned for the day at the centrewhen City Vision arrived.

The centre runs different projects such asa crèche, after school care, soap kitchen andfood garden.

Imtiaz Sooliman, of the Gift of the Givers,advised residents to double check if some-

one claims to be sent by the organisation.“This must be a fraudster. We work

through community leaders. We come withfull branding. People can see who we are. Itis important for the community to be alertwho they deal with. If it is Gift of the Giversthere will be no doubt who we are,” Sooli-man said.

Captain Ntomboxolo Sitshitshi, commu-nication officer at Nyanga police station,said a case of theft is being investigated andno arrest has been made yet.

Bongiwe Toto, unidentified child, Muriel Holo, the founder of Place of Blessing-Indawo Yentsikelelo,Mthuthuzeli Joni, the chairman for the street committee, Lona Ngqalana, Phindiwe Gcilishe andNomantambo Mgxakaza, were left disappointed after a corn artist who promised them heavendisappeared, in Nyanga, last Tuesday. PHOTO: MBONGISENI MASEKO

Beauty sleep; thug springs asurprise on TV thespianZILA MKONTO

Famous actress Andrea Nomasebe Dondolo-had a shock of her life when she encountereda naked and bleeding man in one of her bed-rooms on Tuesday afternoon.

The award winning Dondolo(pictured,left) said she hadtaken a power nap after aday’s hardwork, and had unwittingly left thefront door slightly ajar to allow her dogs toroam freely.

“I heard children calling my name and Iwoke up but did not go outside. I normallyhelp them with their homework and Ithought they had come for the class; I felttired that day,” she said.

Then the surreal moment happened;movements and someone actually flushingthe toilet.

“After a few minutes I heard the toilet doorclosing and my instincts told me there wasother company in the hoise. I panicked andcalled the police,”she said.

The Lingelethu West Saps members ar-rived in no time and Dondolo could not be-lieve what she saw: a bleeding and nakedman. In her house.

“One of my neighbours said the man wasbeaten by angry residents after he had triedto hijack a car in upper Litha Park. He thenfled into my house and I still do not knowhow gained entrance, because my dogs arevery aggressive towards strangers,” Dondo-lo added.

The man(pictured, far right) was immedi-ately arrested and will appear in court soon.

Dondolo thanked the police for their re-sponse but she said she felt “traumatisedand her privacy violated” by this incident.“This man could have killed me in my

house...I thank God for saving my life,” shesaid.

Constable Nyalambisa confirmed the in-cident and said the man will remain behindthe bars because he has other pending cases.

This is the man who allegedly entered Dondo-lo’s house without invitation. Here he isescorted by a Lingelethu West police woman.


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Middle classes schnoozle and schnizzlesNEIGHY MD’LANG

Itwas a gathering of the gorgeous andpeopleof good tastes as two enterprising menstaged the ‘Taste of Culture’ event at theLook Out Hill a fortnight ago.Hosted by Siyasanga Ntsizi and and Lu-

phiwanaMayambela of BlacketMarket PTY, this prestigious gathering lived up to itsbranding.“We saw that the black middle class is of-

ten not catered for so we planned somethingfor them,” said Siyasanga.The venue teemed with people from vari-

ous townships intent on enjoying good winefrom Ekasi Wine Cellar Door, the finestwhiskies from The Glenlivet & Ballantinesand selected SAB beers.Livemusic by local artists such asMuziek

Sensation, Conscious Marimba Band, DJ’sMshayi and Phira and headlined by theaward-winning duo, Black Motion kept ev-eryone pleased.“The spiritswerehighon thedayaspeople

enjoyed themselves and embraced the artsand culture of our people,” added Siyasanga.Luphiwana Mayambela said this was

their first event but judging by its successthey will “bring it again”.“We promise more lifestyle and corporate

gatherings to reurbanize our townships - itshigh time we celebrate our achievementsand embrace who we are,” he said.MP Masizole Mnqasela and Groova

Lounger ownerAce Skaapwere amongst thehigh profile attendees.

Diverse people gathered to observe the first Taste of Culture event in Khayelitsha.

Wanda Zaula flanked by two gorgeous ladies at the Look Out Hill on Saturday.

Loyiso Mfunda sampling some good wine.

Thandeka Mvikweni, Asive Tshemese and Bongiwe Ben had a fabulous time.

T-shirt wars rage onas 7784 struts brandElokshini Lab owner ThembileBotha is never intimidated at allby the proliferation of t-shirtmakers and branders in thetownships.Instead the young creative be-

lieves that in the hustle and bus-tle of township life “only the bestwill survive in this dog eat dogworld”.Born in Nyanga East but now

residing in Khayelitsha, Them-bile, describes himself as an art-ist.He started in the field of arts

at CAP and hold various qualifi-cation in Graphic Design, Desk-top Publishing and in Sound En-gineering.Armed with more than 12

years experience in the designand printing industry-havingworked at USS Graphics, CapeCraft, and the Design Institute,Thembile feels confident he willcrack it in his chosen field.“The idea of opening a compa-

ny like this came after seeingpeople having to go to town in or-der to get properly designed stuffeven though in most cases theyend up not getting what theywere hoping for,” he said.“Here we just don’ design the

workbutweare experts inadvis-ing on matters like printing sothat you get the best results andreduce costs,” he told City Vi-sion.His company offers services

like logo designs, businesscards, letterheads, posters, CDcovers, vehicle branding andCVmaking.“I want a satisfied client and

so far I have a lot of those but Ibelieve this company will growbecausepeople likewhat I offer,”he said.His famous t-shirts include

the one written AK 7784, a playon the AK 47 machine gun, butalso the celebration of being aKhayelitsha citizen.“Those t-shirts were bought

by many people because theyidentify with them,” he said.Thembile is currently work-

ing on a huge order that will beunveiled on Madiba Day.Call Elokshini Labs or simply

call Thembile on 021 369889 or0736172867,” he said.

Artist turned businessman,Thembile Botha believes his stuffis great.


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Local rivals vanquished, now for DurbanMANDLA MAHASHE

Itsitsa’s primary school teachers andlearners are raring to take on another chal-lenge now that theyhave been crowned cho-ral music champions.Last Saturday, theMfuleni School scooped

threemedals in theNorthernDistrict SchoolChoral Music Competition held at Elsie’sRiver High School.They took first place in theEnglish catego-

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ces,” said teacher and choir conductorXolis-wa Booi.Booi said that their history aswinners put

them under pressure to succeed.“In the last few yearswe have been victors

in such competitions so we lived up to ourreputation,” she told City Vision.She said that they were not lying on their

laurels as they are now preparing for theprovincial competition to be held in June.“Our goal is Durban later in the year,

where the national competition will be held.We are confident that our school will be

among the stars in that competition.”Even the pupils are already smelling vic-

tory in Durban, she shared.Asked what the secret to their success

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icated and each of them plays a vital role inmaking sure that the schools choir is proper-ly prepared.The working relationship between all the

stakeholders is the reason for the continuedsuccess at our school,” she said.Simphiwe Wulana, principal, concured

with this statement, adding that the commu-nity has been very supportive of the schools’activities.“The extramusic lessons have also played

a huge role in the final outcome.Our children are very enthusiastic about

the choir, even those that have graduated to

high school still come back to get involvedin the choir,” said Wulana.“In 2007 wewere on a quest to recruit con-

ducters. We visited other schools and re-cruited them. We were very fortunate that

throughout the years those teachers werekind enough to share their knowledge andskills to other teachers,” he said.Wulana said that they were confident the

school will do well in Durban.

Itsitsa Primary School staff and the choir share in a moment of pride after the school won tophonours at a district competition. PHOTO: LINDILE MBONTSI


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Kufuneka kuqatshelwe ukuba kufuneka kufunyanwe kuqala isiphumezo esisesikweni seBhunganjengenxal’enye yenkqubo phambi kokuba kumiselwe imida nakuwuphina ummandla.

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Iyunithi yesiXeko saseKapa ejongene neNtatho-nxaxheba yoLuntu iza kuncedisa abantuabangakwaziyo ukufunda nokubhala, abantu abakhubazekileyo nabantu abavela kumaqelaahlelelekileyo abangakwaziyo ukungenisa izimvo ezibhaliweyo, ukuba izimvo okanye igalelolabo zibhalwe zize zingeniswe kwiSixeko. Qhagamshelana naba bantu balandelayo:

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Blacks still sufferingSince South Africa proudly marketsitself as a rainbow nation, great effortis lmade to address the questions ofperennial race problems.A fragile collective identity thatdisplays a character of pretence; thatwhich behind closed doors, one’sopinion on the subject distantlydiffers.We were made to forget in order toforge a simulacrum of phoney diversi-ty, forced to hold hands while ourwounds still leaks blood of yesterdaysstruggle. Without any doubt, blacksare still enslaved under the broadercontext of democracy; by the inhuman-ity of democratic system.it is now that racial tension betweenwhites and blacks triggers socialunrest. Whites sighed with relief thatit was all over; that they were non-identical objects to the blames ofoppressing the native peoples.

However: the blood stains of yester-years victims at the arena of apart-heid, provokes the muscles of theblack masses. Our motive wasdeceived by the mass earned spectacleswith converging lenses, that showsafar utopia on near vision. Yet, theyhadn’t lost touch with forms ofsuperiority; as keenly observed by myphrase: “Once earned cruel superiori-ty, one will always demand thehonour, even in the field of just.”For too long, blacks became moresuspicious of whites behaviour;carefully scanning existence of racistattitudes that they can use to justifythe presence of apartheid’s fragmenta-tion.When are we going to fully step upto our truly collective identity? Weneed to purge our sport of racism.

BUKELANI MBONISWALitha Park

Father’s letter to daughterMy dearest daughterI hope these few lines find you in goodhealth.I am all alone, quietly thinking of youand the journey ahead.It is a fact that for most parents, theonly recourse is to daily imbibe tabletsfor this depressing condition or that,caused mainly by their off-spring.I am not one of those(yet).This, I believe, is because we have anopen line of communication. At times weshed tears, but we soon set clearer goaland the problem is resolved.You sometimes make me sit up in mybed at night plotting a plan for thefuture. This is not easy for a father.A lot of sacrifice goes into raising agirl-child; am not complaining, though.I know that, ultimately, we all want tosee you succeed, the odds notwithstand-ing.You have a support structure a bunchof kids would die for. But, like allteenagers and their parents, we do notalways see eye-to-eye.In your mind, your mother seems tohave an ubiquitous presence in your life,but like all teenagers, you secretlyharbour the feeling that she were else-where.I wish to inform you that, should youshare that sentiment with parentlesschildren, you’ be shaken out of yourprotective shell.You are loved indeed.All parents want to see their childrensucceed in life. Some even have plans inplace for their wedding dresses. Themeans to achieve this are always put aspriority in the list of things to be done.Children provide a sense of purpose to allparents.We all want to shield our children fromthe harsh realities of life.As adults, our mantra has become:We’ve been there, seen that, done that.So, it a road well travelled by us.Beware!Listen attentively when spoken to.Believe me, it helps to calm the rapids.Not everyone out there will like you.Some will hate the fact that you are

well taken care off. Some will hate youbecause you are my daughter. Some willhate you for no apparent reason at all.These are inevitable, but can be avoided.There are two types of people in thisworld. Those who posses will. And thosewho live in a world created by peoplewho possess will. I recommend the firstcategory for you based on my pastexperience.Perception is reality. That is themanner of approach to life. You mustplay your positive role as a trustedambassador. Many people can’t make itpast this hurdle.I have tried to be a positive role modelin your education. I know you do have asense of pride to have such a father. Ihad decided to take you along on mygraduation day for my second law degree.My late dear mother (may her spiritalways prevail) and your elder sisterwere also present. The three mostimportant people in my life! I stilltreasure that day as the most significantin my life.I had done so in order for you toappreciate education. I know you willencounter some individuals among yourpeers who will compare themselves withyou.Understand that there is a differencebetween an educated person and alearned one. I worked hard to belong tothe latter group.I also took you to my classes at schoolwhenever there were problems concern-ing your baby-sitter. That created a livelyenvironment for my learners becausethey witnessed a bonding session betweenfather and daughter. Some of them stillmake enquiries about your well-being tothis day.The more effort you put in your studiesright now, the clearer the path becomesfor success. Tertiary education takesmore from past experiences in basiceducation. There is no way you canachieve your goal without this hardship.I love you.Your father.

BIGBOY MAPHALALAGugulethu

Victory favours the boldEverywhere you go, you meet people whoare afraid.They suffer froma deep sense of inadequa-cy and have lots of insecurities.Most people doubt their capabilities anddeep inside they don’t trust their ability.Itmakes themafraid to grab opportunities

at their disposal. Fear prevents them fromprogressing.They don’t believe that they have the po-tential to achieve whatever they want to be-come in life.And in most cases such frustration and

lack of control are not necessary.We are less defeated thanwe thinkwe are.

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Yourmyconnect card is muchmore than a ticket to ride theever-expanding network of MyCiTiroutes. It’s also a sophisticatedbanking product. There are twosections to the card. One allowsyou to load Mover points that save

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you 30% on fares, no matter whattime or what day of the weekyou travel. The other allows youto load money to pay foryour MyCiTi fares at theStandard rate, or to useto pay for purchases ofup to R200 at any shopthat accepts debit cards.Enjoy the best of bothworlds by loading money inboth sections at one time.

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NGUWO NGUWO Ntomboxolo Makoba -Somdaka (orange skirt) during a tea party organisedfor her by her friends at Buyelembo Village in Mandela Park on Saturday PHOTO: LILI MBONTSI

HAPPY FAMILY: Shirley , Magareth and Sindiswa, celebrating with Nontuthuzelo Ngqula duringher birthday party held in Ilitha Park. PHOTO: TEDDY SAMBU

GRACEFUL: Nomha Tukwayo , Pastor Mncendisi and Noban-tu Mkhubukeni at the Radio Tygerburg galla dinner. PHOTO: LINDI-LE MBONTSI

HAIL: Noxolo Mwanandimai and Azasakhe Ntetha attendedRadio Tygerburg gala dinner at Arts Cape in Cape TownPHOTO: LINDILE MBONTSI

GLORY: Dr Mzukisi Qobo and Nosipho Mahlanyana Gala,Sibongile Tukwayo at the Dinner of Radio Tygerburg galadinner PHOTO: LINDILE MBONTSI

IN CLASS: Liyahluma Sithole from Delft celebrated her fifthbirthday along with classmates and their teacher.

MOTHERLY LOVE : Thandaza and Nokhanyo Siko celebrated Mothers Day with their mom, Ntombise Siko in their KKhayelitshahome recently. PHOTO: TEDDY SAMBU

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Buntu Jobela is theoverall winner of theVirgin Mobile Share theBeauty of Voice compe-tition.

Delft’s dj Buntu cansit with Virgin, YFMTwenty-four-year old BuntuJobela, has been named the offi-cial Virgin Mobile Share theBeauty of Voice winner.

Buntu, from Delft South, wasselected fromover 150 entries, bya judging panel which includedYFM’s breakfast show host DJAnkle Tap-who launched thecompetition together with SirRichard Branson-and VirginMobile representatives.

“Music is a universal lan-guage, giving young South Afri-cans a voice and a vehicle forself-expression.

“AsVirgin has its roots inmu-sic, it is part of our culture tocontinually strive to unearthand support local talent,” saidVanda Harries, head of VirginMobile SA’s communications.

Vanda said the beauty of thecompetition offered them a plat-form to promote the importanceof voice in staying connected tofamily and friends.

“We are thrilled to name Bun-tu as the winner, not only is heextremely talented but his pas-sion and dedication to his craft,position him as a role model tohis peers,” she added.

This multitalented rapper, po-et, song writer and model im-mersed himself in the musicscene in 2003 by joining Delft-based hip hop group D.S.O.

He has since travelledwith thegroup performing around South

Africa at events includingSplash Jam, the GrahamstownArtsFestival andHipHopkaslamat theBaxterTheatre among oth-ers.

As the winner of this competi-tion, Buntu will now go on toshoot a professionally producedmusic video featuring one of hisoriginal tracks.

First he will spend a day withthe YFM team.

This session will offer himmore insight into music produc-tion, the behind-the-scenesworkings of a commercial radiostation and what it takes to getyour track play listed.

He will also receive a brandnew smartphonewith a two-yearairtime contract compliments ofVirgin Mobile.

An excited Buntu said theBeauty of Voice competition isanother exciting step in his jour-ney.

‘’I have a passion for creatingand sharing great music and be-lieve in living my life to its fullpotential with a personal mottothat keeps me motivated - be in-spired, uphile ubomi bakho,” ex-claimed Buntu.

The competition waslaunched mid-December 2014,ran for just over two months of-fering aspiring singers, acrossthe country, an opportunity tofurther their music career andget their voice noticed.

Lil’Sim wows crowdSimmah previously known asLil’Sim mesmerized a roaringcrowd during a performance atMbekweni community hall re-cently.

The Mandalay-based croonerwas invited to sing at the MissMiss MAFS High School fashionshow.

Sharing the stage with localartists Simmah’ performnacewas mind blowing leading tocries of encore.

He opened with “Big GirlsCry” featuring a Mbekwenibased dancer, Undiphile Dike-lakazi Ninzi the crowdwent bal-listic.

Closing off the fashion show,he dug deep, with his renditionof his own single titled ‘Unex-plainable Love’.

The single is co-produced andengineered by Siphe Tebeka ofMessive Muzik Studio.

Theorganisers andcrewof the

event were genuinly happy withSimmah’s performance that heis now getting invites from allover. Like his page on Facebook:“Simmah” and/or follow him onTwitter: “@officialsimmah” “

Simmah previously known as Lil‘Sim chilled with a roaring crowdat Mbekweni recently.

ANCYouth League seeks talented artists

African National Congress YouthLeague (ANCYL) in associationwithEnduloMusic Event and ZamokuhleCommunity Projects are presentingan Ayihlome June 16 Talent Search.The Auditions will take place at

Community Halls around CapeTown every Saturday. Entry andparticipation is free.

Poetry, Sarafina groups, comedy,gumboot dancing African groups,hip hop and cultural dances are

some of the things that will be on themenus of the days.

The judgeswill beAngelaLize,En-dulo Music Manager, Sange M andPeliswa Kene.

For further information contactWela on 0834637520, Andile on0786134159 or you can email to [email protected].

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Bett dips Salel on line at FNBCape Town 12 ONERUN firstIt was the perfect way to get the inauguralFNB Cape Town 12 ONERUN off the ground.A dip on the finish line and missing theworld’s best by 1 second.

Kenya’s Emmanuel Bett and Daniel Salelfought to the line with the decision, aftermuch deliberation, going the way of Bett ina time of 33 minutes and 32 seconds (33:32).Salel recording the same time.

In near perfect conditions the race got un-derway from the start in Milnerton at 9am.The country’s top 10 men and women werecontracted to take on the likes of DanielSalel, Emmanuel Bett, Moses Kipsiro andVivian Cheruiyot.

It was evident within the first 2km thiswas to be a hard and fast race. EmmanualBett, who has run a 27:51.16 for 10 000m, wasin no mood for a bunch finish and set a blis-tering pace from the gun. Within 2km of thestart the lead group of twenty plus had beenwhittled down to eight, Bett setting the pace.Salel running next to him with Kipsiro, Tim-othy Toroitich , Elroy Gelant, Gladwin Mza-zi and Lucky Mohale sitting on their tails.

By 3km Mohale had been blown away. Bettcontinued to race at 2:47/km (2 minutes 47seconds) pace which saw first Gladwin Mza-zi drop off (around 4km just before the raceentered the harbour). Gelant was to fadefrom the leading pack shortly thereafter,and when Kipsiro dropped just before thehalfway mark, it was down to three.

Bett was not going to let off the pace, de-spite feeling nauseous at around 6km. Asthey entered Government alley at the top of

Adderley Street (9km), there was still nosplitting Toroitich, Salel and Bett. 10km waspassed in 27:48 and the World Record was on.

Not even the short but sharp climb upBuitengracht Street separated the trio, butthat climb lost the leaders some valuable sec-onds as they chased the record and huntedfor the win.

With just over 1km to go Bett and Salelupped the pace and Toroitich fell off. Therace for the win went to the line as both Saleland Bett were awarded the time of 33:32, theofficials giving Bett the nod – 1 second off theWorld Record.

Timothy Toroitich finished third, MosesKipsiro fourth with the first South Africanhome being Elroy Gelant in fifth.

“I’m very happy with my run today,” saysBett. “I have had some injury problems inthe last few years, so this show’s me I’m ingood shape and getting back to where I was.I will be competing in the Prefontaine Clas-sic on 30 May in the 10 000m and then theKenyan trials. I want to qualify for the WorldChampionships”.

Gelant was ecstatic after his fifth place.“My hamstring is now all good. This was ahard race. The Kenyans were really flying,but I am very happy”.

The Women’s race saw four-time WorldChampion and Olympic Silver and BronzeMedallist Vivian Cheruiyot break away justbefore half way. She crossed the line in 38:32.Yenenesh Tilahun of Ethiopia was second(39:17) with Lebo Phalula the first South Af-rican home in (39:21).

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Chance to shine at Ke Yona trialsCLIFFY MAGO

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team captain Sydney Masana who is now aregular member of Free State Stars, will behoping to produce another star.The Nedbank Ke Yona Team Search is in

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WP Cycling held its league race in Mitchell’s Plain on Sunday. Here Buntu Maquba ofteam Velokhaya in Khayelitsha leading the race in the boys under 17.

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Star for trials in BelgiumYoung SuperSport United midfieldprospect Athenkosi Dlala has revealed thathewill be heading for trials in Belgium thismonth.The 17-year-old, who was recently called

into theBafanaBafana squad for theCOSA-FA Cup and played in the training matchagainst Lesotho at the weekend, hopes tobecome the latest South Africa to make hisname in Belgium.Dlala dropped out of the national team

squad due to injury, but has since revealedhe will be going in trial later this month.