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Split fails the learnersMBONGISENI MASEKO

Fezeka High School learners and theirparents feel that theywere dealt ameanhandby the staff, and the latter are fum-

ing that the former are now out of the schoolsystem.It has energed from parents that matric

learners at the school were advised to splittheir subjects in the final exams of 2015, sothat the remaining subjects would be writ-

ten this year. Called the three-three split,this was sold to parents as a way to ease theburdenof sitting formany subjects, and thushave a favourable pass rate for the school.For themore than20matrics at the school,

thiswas a novel approach and everyonewashappy with the arrangement; until Wednes-day last week, that is.Candy Mbita, is one of the former

learners. She said that they were told at ameeting at the school last year that they

were going to write one of the remainingthree subjects last Wednesday, but that didnot happen when they arrived for their ex-ams.“That agreement was taken last year. We

were surprised to learn that we were not onthe list of learners who were due to write.I feel disappointed, because I was planningto register for a nursing course at the CapePeninsula University of Technology, but allwill not happen now. It is sad for me. They

allowedus to attend classes knowing thatwewerenot going towrite the exams,” She said.Another learner said she was also left an-

gry after she was told she was not registeredto write on the day.“They fooled us. They claimed that they

weremaking things easier for us, but we arenow stuck,” she said. Minki Mbita, Candy’smother, said they agreed with the advice be-cause it sounded good, but has back-fired.V Continued on page 3.

Alfred Gwama and Selino Bhoto tied theknot in a Valentine’s Day mass marriageheld at Robben Island Museum on Sunday.

PHOTO: LINDILE MBONTSI

MY VALENTINE

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LAUGHINGlunga adam

Just how long haveour fingers become...Martin Luther King I am not, but I dodream of a day when our belovedMzansi becomes a theft-free country.We have become such a nation of

thieves that you’d swear that stealingis in our DNA.And here I’m not just talking about

petty stuff. No. I mean stealing real bigthings. Back when we were kids, wehad so much innocent fun that stealinga couple of cents to buy delicacies wasconsidered perfectly normal.We were small -time skollies without

realising it. But of course there wasalways the very real possibility of awet towel being unleashed on yourbuttocks should you be caught withyour hands in the cookie jar.Remember those times when you

flatly denied that you had helpedyourself to a sizeable chunk of thesugar, when the evidence was showingall over your face.Sadly, and especially when the habit

is not nipped in the bud soon afterdetection, the older the thief grows,the more serious the thieving. Onebegins stealing real stuff that couldland one in murky waters.One incident that involved yours

truly in primary school comes tomind. I am not sure what got to me,but I was so naive to be co-opted intoa somewhat corrupt activity at onestage; about three of my classmateshad intentions to steal this one girl’stextbook and, since I looked the quietand innocent one in the class, the plotwas to hide it in my schoolbag, untilafter school. They– and me, of course–thought I’d be the last person to besuspected of any foul play. How wrongwe were, because it appears there wasa roving eye to our misguided deal.Imagine my embarrassment anddisappointment when the textbook wasretrieved from my backpack, in fullview of bewildered and bemusedclassmates. A lesson well-learnt. Thisstealing business is an ancient art andevery day it takes on new forms. Thecorruption we see in the upper eche-lons of society is clear evidence ofthis. We wake up to new scandals all

the time that we have long stoppedbeing shocked by these. It’s notuncommon to hear of a governmentemployee twiddling their thumbs athome for years, while continuing toreceive a salary. Now that’s Looting101! The thing about theft is that itcomes in many shapes and sizes. Takefor example- with all due respect-thesometimes unscrupulous business ofsangomas. I cannot dispute the factthere are credible traditional healersout there whose work is above board,but you also have those who over-promise and under deliver. They preyon unsuspecting and desperate folkand, as a result, our people have beenknown to lose their valuable assetsand moolah to these individuals. Onthe pamphlets advertising theirproducts/services, these sangomasrave about a ‘no win no fee’ policy,but I know of some who have incurredlarge financial losses but have not, forexample, been brought back their lostlovers. How on earth does one ‘bringback a lost lover’ anyway. Somecustomers are even told to first makelarge upfront payments or slaughterthis or that animal in order for the jobto be done. It’s time these evil peopleare exposed. It’s 2016, for Pete’s sake. Ihave seen people stealing sneakers andclothing from the washing line, beforemaking a dash for it. Others do notlive to tell the tale though, as the biteof mob justice is known to be strongerthan its bark in our communities. Ialso thought I’d seen it all until I cameacross the bizarre case of one youngfellow in my area who had an obses-sion with stealing STOP signs. Thank-fully, the cops managed to put a stopto his misdemeanours by sending himto jail.

Nobom Jiyane, Linda Kwatsha and Khwezi Kobus

Lovers were treated to a full meal during a Valentine’s Day party in Langa.

Couples from all walks of life enjoyed a funfilled Valentine’s Day party in Langa.

Lovers gatherfor fun in LangaKHWEZI KOBUS

Langa Arts Association has done itagain.This time, they have kicked off their

annual year plan by hosting a Valentine’sDay event for romantics at the Guga’s The-be Centre on Sunday.LAA is an association for the promotion

of the arts and the development of artistsin the township.Besotted couples and singles danced the

afternoon away to the mellow vibes of DJsHappy, Amanda and Sebz.Many in the audience lamented the scar-

city of such entertainment, especially formoremature audiences who don’t feel com-

fortable at taverns and pleaded that suchevents be organised more frequently fortheir benefit.Light lunch and refreshments were

served thanks to LAA sponsors and busi-ness partners, who made sure the wineflowed most of the afternoon.A calendar of events for the year will see

different national milestone days markedwith appropriate events.These include Africa Day in April, Youth

Month in June, Women’s Monthin Augustand Heritage Month in September.So if you are looking for some intellectual

and soul-feeding fun, watch this space.For more information, contact Khwezi

Kobus: 082 9604978

Bursaries for young directorsYoung directors have until Friday 19 Febru-ary to apply for the 2016 TheatreArts AdminCollective Emerging Theatre Directors Bur-sary.The Bursary is specifically designed for

emerging theatre directors who have hadsome experience in directing andwhose pas-sion is to have a career as a theatre director.

The bursaries will run over four periods:from 2 May to 4 June with performancesfrom 31May to 4 June; from 18 July to 20 Au-gust with performances from 16 to 20 Au-gust.Applicants must submit a one-page crea-

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Sneaker boys keep tekkies cleanMANDLA MAHASHE

Gugulethu seems to spring up new en-terprises by the day, and, come week-ends, locals step out in style, as a re-

sult.NY71 Tekkie Wash is the brainchild of

friends BongoMahambehlala and Phila Ma-gidigidi.The duo have been running a sneaker

cleaning services to residents from Nju andsurrounds since January.According to Mahambehlala,30, this idea

was brewing in his mind for sometime butonly came to a boil when he saw a similarservice in a television series.“I have always been a person that enjoyed

a clean living space and do a lot of choresaround the house. I had toyed with the ideabut when I saw a similar programme on TV,I started askingmy friends if theywould payfor a similar service,” he told City Vision.He said that most of his friend said that theywould pay for such a service and he startedwashing their sneakers. “My partner and Istarted spreading the word and our clientsstarted doing the same thing. We used towash a few sneakers a week but now we av-erage around four sneakers a day. Our cus-tomers were so happy that they started rec-ommending us to other friends and we arehappy because it means we are heading in

the right direction,” he said.They charge R20 a pair and say that this

is so that their price do not alienate otherpotential clients.“Everyone wears sneakers, from the

young to the old, so we must cater for every-one. We noticed that themajority of our cus-tomers are ladies and young people in gener-al.We believe that most come to us as part

of the preparations for the weekend withbusiness picking up around Wednesdays.We have a 48 hour turnaround time and

so far our clients have been very happywithour work,” Mahambehlala said.He said that another trend they spotted

was that the favourite brand so far was Con-verse All Star followed by Nike sneakers.“Our most immediate goal is to have a de-

livery service using a branded bicycle andin the long term we are hoping to have ourown shop where will be able to dye thesneakers, fix them and sell shoe related ma-terial like laces, inners and shoe care prod-ucts,” he added. One happy client, WandileAyliff who is also a friend, said that he wassold on the idea the first time he was ap-proached. “It’s a great idea because peopledon’t have the time to clean their sneakersand they a very affordable,” he said.NY71 TekkieWash can be contacted on 060

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PHOTO: MANDLA MAHASHE

FROM PAGE 1

“My child cannot apply for a scholarshipnow, because she has not written all hersubjects. The plan turned out to be a wasteof time for them, because they have to waitfor another year to be able to go to universi-ties,” she said.Zoliswa Ngqukuvana, the principal, said

the Western Cape Education Department(WECD) came up with the plan to assistlearners who were seen to be at risk of fail-ing matric which was to split the subjectsto make it easier for them to pass.She said the reason the learners did not

write with those who were writing lastweek is that they do not fall under the cate-gory of supplementary examination, butmodular learners.Those who wrote last week are supple-

mentary students.She said modular learners were sched-

uled to write in June and that there was acommunication breakdown from the sideof WCED which resulted in the confusion.Ngqukuvana said it was the responsibili-

ty of the department to communicate withthe learners as they were no longer underthe school.“We were under the impression that the

department was communicating withthem.Wewere surprised to see them arriv-ing here for examination on Wednesday.Theywill write in June for National SeniorCertificate (NSC). The fault is not on ourside, but on the side of the department.They are out of our system. I managed tofind all the information for them after I

learnt that therewas confusion,”Ngqukuva-na said.CityVision sent a series of questions to the

WCED regarding the matter, but had not re-ceived any reply at the time of going to print.Meanwhile, the future of the learners re-

mains unclear.

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Crime: Learners taught pitfallsMBONGISENI MASEKO

Full Moon Records, formed by a group ofyoungsters, has taken a conscientiousdecision to embark on a crime, drugs

and gang fighting strategy in Philippi.This theydobyholding sessions at schools

in the area,where they speak-out against thehavoc caused by gang territory wars anddrugs use among learners.The first session was held at Sinethemba

High School on Friday.The long-term mission is to visit all

schools, including primary, secondary andhigh schools.SelloMangwana, the founder of FullMoon

Records, said they saw the need to take partin crime-prevention in the area by speakingto learners at local schools which they feltwerevulnerable to getting involved in crimi-nal activities.“Our vision is to motivate learners to stay

away from gangsterism and drugs. We tar-geted them because we believe that we canmould them to stay in the right path as op-posed to changing them only when they be-come adults. There are a number of youthswhowant to change their ways, but lackmo-tivation. For 15 years Nyanga has been

known as a murder capital and we want tochange that,” Mangwana said.Mangwana said the motivational team

will also include ex-offenders as motivation-al speakers.Thandikhaya “Jisto”Mtshuka is one such

offender, who was released from prison fourmonths ago.Mtshuka is still building up the confi-

dence to come out and speak to others abouthis past brush with the law.He has signed with the recording compa-

ny, thoug, and is due to release a solo soon.Mangwana, also amember of Ruffest-a hip

hop group- said they have recently starteda soccer team,Moon-hoodUnitedwhich con-sists of U/11, 15 and a senior team, whichtheywant alsowant to use as part of the arse-nal against crime.Other artist in the ensemble include Yol-

anda Stemela of Idlozi fame, which is cur-rently making waves in local radio stations.Lutho Tsewu, a Grade 8 learner at the

school, said the motivation was good.“I learnt that drugs will destroy me from

achieving my goals and that they will causeunnecessary delay in reaching my dreams.They told us to focus on our studies. Theirmotivation was good for us,” Tsewu said.

Sello Mangwana, the founder of Full Moon Records (behind the learners), Khumbulani Kuwana,Tatenda Treywold Msesa and learners from Sinethemba High School, in Philippi, on Friday, duringthe motivational talk. PHOTO: MBONGISENI MASEKO

Retiree goes back to old post and does what tickles his fancyMBONGISENI MASEKO

Not even old-age could deter a retiredgroundsman from returning to his oldwork-place to help with its maintenance.Mzimasi “Smiley” Sgonya,65, looked aft-

er the grounds of theLangaPolice Staionun-til his retirement in November 2015.Realising that sitting idly at home as a

pensioner was dangerous to one’s health,Sgonya decided to go back there and volun-teer to work the lawn again, work which he

loves most.Donning his overalls to keep the station

clean and green, he seemed happy to be clip-ping the hedge and mowing the lawn.Sgonya first joined the South African Po-

lice Service (SAPS), in 1998 as a reservist.He started working at Mitchells Plain Po-

lice Station, and then moved to assist at thePhilippi train station before he was movedto Bishop Lavis Training College where hehelped with planting of trees and keepingthe garden clean and also with self defence

training.He was later moved to Langa Police Sta-

tion where he retired.Sgonya said hewas proud formaking his

mark in the SAPS, which he said was veryclose to his heart.“I enjoyed working in the SAPS a lot. I

confiscated dozens of illegal firearms in thePhilippi to Khayelitsha rail line.I can easily see someone who is armed

just by observing his walk. I put those cul-prits in jail,” he said.

He also did agricultural studies at theUni-versity of Stellenbosch. He remembers thatthe garden at the Langa police station wasa mess when he first landed there.“I love giving a helping hand at the police

station. I cannot stay at home when there iswork that I could be doing at the police sta-tion. There were no plants here when I ar-rived and I planted them. The police stationmust always be clean and look beautiful,” headded. The Karate Sensei stays in IlithaPark, Khayelitsha.

Colonel Fikile Macala, the station commander at Langa Police Station and Inspector OdwaMakupula, communication officer at the police station praised Mzimasi “Smiley” Sgonya, 65,(left) for his continous support even after retirement, in Langa. PHOTO: MBONGISENI MASEKO

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Road-rage: Manto find closureThe South African National Civic Orga-

nisation has commended the roleplayed by the media towards the arrest

of three white men, accused of severely beat-ing a black man in Cape Town last year inan apparent road-rage attack.

The trio were granted bail when they ap-peared in the Cape Town Magistrates courton Monday.

“We hope that the trio arrested last Fridayafter an extensive manhunt will receive theharshest sentence to communicate a strongmessage against racist hooliganism,” SAN-CO national spokesperson,Jabu Mahlangusaid.

Mahlangu singled out eNCA for broad-casting footage of the incident and CapeTown newspapers for publishing pictures ofthe suspects following SANCO’s appeal.

“The breakthrough attests toour earlierassertion that not all whites harbour racialprejudice or support racism.

We had, from the onset maintained thathad the case been prioritsed and resourcesdeployed towards mobilisation of communi-ties,an early arrest would have been effect-ed,” he said.

He expressed hope that justice will ulti-mately be served to restore public confi-dence in the criminal justice system and forSonwabile Jakuja to find closure.

“We hope that the breakthrough in theJakuta investigation has reminded policethat partnership with communities is key tofighting the scourge of crime,” Mahlanguunderscored.

According to eNCA footage showed earli-er, Jakuja was attacked in Cape Town onJune 2015 by three unknown assailants inthe Table View area.

They initially stopped in front of his carin the early hours of the morning, before get-ting out, and proceeding to punch, kick andbeat him.

He was left injured and unconscious onthe side of the road and spent seven days inICU.

Jakuja has been waiting for more than sixmonths for police to make a breakthroughin the case, despite CCTV footage showingthe attackers’ faces.

In the interview with eNCA, Jakuja hadsaid that he felt let down by the police, andbelieves the attack was racially motivated.

“In Cape Town, if you’re a black personthere is nothing that can be done [for you],”he claimed.

The case continues in Cape Town Magis-trates Court.

Sonwabile Jakuja

CITY VISIONThursday, 18 February 20166 NEWS

APPLICATION FOR GRANT FUNDING2016/17: SUBCOUNCIL 24

The City of Cape Town’s Subcouncil 24 invites community organisations in ward 98 (portionof Kuyasa 55 and 56, Harare 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38 and 39, Siyahlala 57 and Monwabisi Park)to apply for grant funding for the financial year commencing 1 July 2016 for projects thatbenefit the community and, in partnership with the City, to carry out projects that assist theCity in realising its goals. Project proposals must be aligned to municipal responsibilities andpromote the City’s strategic aims and the objectives set out in the Integrated DevelopmentPlan, Economic Growth Strategy and Social Development Strategy.

Applications must be made on the official application form available at Subcouncil 24 offices,together with the following documents:

• A copy of the latest audited financial statements or audit certificate if grant funding hadbeen received from the City in previous financial years. The grant amount received must beindicated. Where the grant amount previously received was R25 000 or less per project, it isonly required to attach a copy of the final expenditure report relating to the previous year.

• A copy of the organisation’s constitution.• A copy of the organisation’s latest municipal rates and services accounts (if applicable).• An original, valid tax clearance certificate. Applications will not be accepted without a validtax clearance.

• Type of organisation (NPO, Section 21 company).• Details of previous funding by the City.• Details of other funding received from the City for the current financial year.

The minimum amount to be applied for is R15 000.

Should any of these requirements be omitted, the application will be disqualified.

Deliver the completed application to the Subcouncil Manager, Subcouncil 24, Harare Library,42 Ncumo Road, Harare 7784 by no later than 16:00 on Thursday 31 March 2016. No lateapplications will be accepted or considered.

Applications for grants will be assessed in accordance with the Grant Policy 2015/16 and mustconform to the Municipal Finance Management Act, Act 56 of 2003.

Contact Chrystal Frantz on 021 444 7531 or Makatini Ntsizi on 021 444 7537 or e-mailsubcouncil.24@capetown.gov.za for more information.

ACHMAT EBRAHIMCITY MANAGER26/2016

ISICELO SESIBONELELO-SONCEDOKUNYAKA-MALI KA-2016/17: IBHUNGANA 10

IBhungana 10 leSixeko saseKapa limema imibutho yasekuhlaleni kwawadi 93 (SST, eGreenPoint, kwiiNgingqi zase-Nonqubela K, KE, L, M, N, BM Section C) ukuba yenze isicelosesibonelelo-soncedo kunyaka-mali oqala ngomhla woku-1 Julayi 2016 kwiiprojekthiezixhasa imisebenzi ephambili yesicwangciso-buchule yeSixeko saseKapa, umzekelo isixekoesinamathuba, isixeko esikhuselekileyo, isixeko esikhathalayo, isixeko esibandakanyayonesixeko esilawulwa ngokukuko ngokunjalo neSicwangciso-buchule soHlumo loQoqoshoneSicwangciso-buchule soPhuhliso lweNtlalo.

Zonke izicelo mazenziwe kuxwebhu lwesicelo olusemthethweni olufumaneka kwii-ofisizeBhungana 10. Zonke izicelo maziphelekwe:

• Ikopi yeengxelo zezimali zakutsha nje eziphicothiweyo okanye isiqinisekiso sophicotholwezimali ukuba isibonelelo-soncedo besifunyenwe kwiSixeko kwiminyaka-mali edlulileyo.Ixabiso lesibonelelo-soncedo elifunyenweyo malichazwe. Kwimeko apho ixabisolesibonelelo-soncedo elalifunyenwe ngaphambili lalifikelela kuma-R25 000 okanyengaphantsi kwiprojekthi nganye, kufuneka ukuba baqhoboshele kuphela ikopi yengxeloyenkcitho-mali yokugqibela yonyaka odlulileyo.

• Iinkcukacha zenkxaso-mali efunyenwe ngaphambili kwiSixeko.• Iinkcukacha zenye inkxaso-mali efunyenwe kwiSixeko kulo nyaka-mali umiyo.• Ikopi yomgaqo-siseko wombutho.• Ikopi yee-akhawunti zokugqibela zeentlawulo zobuhlali nemirhumo kamasipala zalombutho kunye nee-akhawunti zonikezelo ngeenkonzo (xa kufanelekile).

• Isiqinisekiso sokuqala, esisemthethweni sobungqina bokuhlawulwa kwerhafu. Izicelo azisayikwamkelwa ngaphandle kobungqina obusemthethweni bokuhlawulwa kwerhafu.

• Uhlobo lombutho (uMbutho ongenzi Nzuzo, inkampani yeCandelo lama-21).• Inkcazelo epheleleyo ngeprojekthi eza kumiselwa kusetyenziswa le nkxaso-mali.• Iinkcukacha ezizeleyo zeendleko zeprojekthi. Ubuncinane bexabiso kwisibonelelo-soncedongasinye lifikelela kwi-R15 000.

• Imbophelelo yokubonelela ngengxelo yempembelelo echaza indlela eyasetyenziswangayo inkxaso-mali nokuba yaba nampembelelo injani ekuhlaleni.

Amaxwebhu agcwalisiweyo esicelo ndawonye nazo zonke iinkcukacha eziceliweyo eziphelekaisicelo mazingeniswe kwi-ofisi yeBhungana 10 kwiZiko loQeqesho laseKhayelitsha,kwikona ye-Lwandle ne-Phendula Crescent, eKhayelitsha. Umhla wokuvalwa kokungeniswakwezicelo ngowama-31 Matshi 2016 ngentsimbi ye-16:00. Akukho zicelo zifike kade okanyezingcwaliswe ngokungaphelelanga ziya kwamkelwa okanye ziqwalaselwe.

Izicelo ziya kuhlolwa ngokungqinelana noMgaqo-nkqubo weZibonelelo-zoncedo wonyaka-mali ka-2015/16 kwaye mazithobele uMthetho woLawulo lweZimali zikaMasipala, uMthethowama-56 ka-2003.

Qhagamshelana no-Sharon Makhuleni kwa-021 444 7766 okanye uNoluthando Fikilekwa-021 444 7768 ukufumana iinkcukacha ezithe vetshe.

ACHMAT EBRAHIMUMPHATHI WESIXEKO25/2016

Construction ofhouses haltedMBONGISENI MASEKO

Itwas a big joy for allwhen the foundationfor RDP houses for deserving beneficia-ries was laid, but things then seemed to

have ground to a stand-still.And now residents of oscar Mpethat in

Nyanga East are seeing red as the construc-tion has been put on hold.Lucy Kandisa, 45, a street committee

member and also one of the beneficiaries,said the construction of 34 houses was halt-ed in June 2015 as there were issues thatwere still needed to be ironed out.“It is not clear now what is causing the

delay for the building of our houses. Howlong must it take to resolve any problemthat has risen? We cannot wait any longernow to see the construction resuming. Wecannot keep on staying in shacks while ourhouses are standing unfinished,” she said.The project will see 105 houses in total be-

ing built. Kandisa said it was resolved thatsome other plots would be allocated for ben-eficiaries who are coming from areas likeMau Mau, Old Location and other sur-

rounding areas.Nathan Adriaanse, director of communi-

cations and stakeholder relations for the de-partment of Human Settlements inWesternCape Government, said this project is re-ferred to as Peoples Housing and Empower-ment Project (PHEP), where typically thecommunity will come together to make acontribution towards the building of theirown homes.He said it allows the beneficiaries to es-

tablish a Housing Support Organisationthat can liaise with the department andmu-nicipality on the construction of theirhomes.“We can confirm that 58 units within the

project were vandalised. This vandalisa-tion came about through internal dynamicswithin the community. Of these 58 units, 50of the units have been completed and occu-pied. “In terms of the outstanding 8 units,we are following our internal processes toconfirm funding approval, once this is ob-tained further communication will be sentto the community organisation involvedwith the project,” Adriaanse said.

Residents in Oscar Mpetha, Nyanga, are not happy that their RDP houses are standing unfin-ished. PHOTO: MBONGISENI MASEKO

Learners say they’vehad it with promisesTHEMBELA NTONGANA

For a second time, students of Uxolo HighSchool and Sizimisele Technical HighSchool marched to the Western Cape De-partment of Education.Students say they lack teachers at their

schools.TheUxolo students, whowere at the de-

partment on Wednesday, say they werepromised answers by 11 February.Grade 12 learners Khaya Kona and Si-

pho Sondiyazi say the department is notlistening. Their school has a serious needfor Maths, Life Science and Natural Sci-ence teachers.“It’s been five weeks since we last had

a Life Science class and we have not hadmathematics this year… They [the de-partment] told us they would come andaddress us on Thursday, but they nevercame. We kept calling and they were say-ing they are on the way, they are gettinglost, [but] they never arrived.” said Kona.“We asked the principal when are we

getting teachers andhe toldus thathehadreported thematter to the department.Hesaid there was nomoney to pay the teach-ers and that some of the teachers were ei-ther on contract or were volunteers.”“We are grade 12 students who are al-

readybehindbya term,howwillwe catchup if they dont make a plan?We don’t want the department to keep

telling us, ‘as soon as possible’. We wantthem to tell us when exactly.” said Sondi-

yazi.Students from Sizimisele Technical

High school were also experiencing thesame problem with a lack of teachers intechnical subjects.The department had promised to pro-

vide them with feedback today. AyandaZuza says when department representa-tives came to the school, they asked tospeak with the learners’ representativecouncil.“They said they will give us tutors.

That’s not what we want. We want teach-ers. If we let them bring us tutors, wemight never get teachers.”“We came back so they can see that we

are really serious about this.” said ZuzaThe last time students at Uxolo High

School were in class was last week Fri-day, and Sizimisele Technical HighSchool on Wednesday.Four students from each school and

members of Equal Education Law Centremet department officials.Many learnerswaited in front of the de-

partment, singing songs.“We don’t like being here. We want to

be in class and it is up to us to see thathappens,” said Kona.Equal Education organiser Sindisa

Monakali says this is an issue in manyKhayelitsha schools. “There is always aproblem with these school every year. Ifit’s not the shortage of textbooks, it’s ashortage of teachers. They never give uspermanent solutions.”

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Nal’ibali hosts kid’s book authorMANDLA MAHASHE

Julia Donaldson, a children’s books au-thor from the United Kingdom made avisit to one of Nal’ ibali’s Grow Smart

reading clubs in Philippi on Saturday.And in true African style, Donaldson was

welcomed with song, dance and some run-ning around by the kids.The author visited the club as part of her

trip around the country, which will see per-formances in a number of theatre showsbased on her award-winning book, TheGruffalo.Donaldson is a 2011-2013 UK Children’s

Laureate, a laureate is person who has beenhonored for achieving distinction in a par-ticular field.

Children from the club, which is basedin a small shack in the Wood Bay area inPhilippi were treated to a sing along songfrom her first book called A Squash and aSqueeze.Nal’ibali is a national reading campaign

whose aim is to promote reading for enjoy-ment with over 800 reading clubs acrossthe country.During the visit, the youngsterswere en-

gagedand tookpart in theprogramandherpublisher, Pan Macmillan also donatedbooks to the club.“This morning has been one of the most

amazing and memorable experiences ofany book tour I have been on.It was so valuable to see what the chil-

dren do at the Nal’ibali reading clubs and

to not only share my stories, but to join inon their songs and games too. The childrenwere so responsive!” said Donaldson.Carole Bloch, Nal’ ibali founder and Exec-

utive Director of PRAESA (the Project forthe Study of Alternative Education in SouthAfrica) said that a playful environment waspivotal for the learning process of youngchildren. “Young children have thirsty im-aginations and playful spirits. As they expe-

rience the rhythm and repetition of lan-guage in a captivating story with vivid illus-trations, like the ones Julia Donaldsonwrites, you can’t stop them from joining inand wanting more.They become so emotionally involved that

without even noticing, they’re learning allkinds of literacy lessons,” she said.“Story play offers children holistic lan-

guage experiences,” adds Bloch.

Fun, games and lots of laughter as childrens books author Julia Donaldson and husbandMalcom sang with the children during the visit. PHOTO: MANDLA MAHASHE

CITY VISIONThursday, 18 February 20168 NEWS

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TOTALISATOR PREMISES LICENCESIn terms of the provisions of Section 32(2) of theWestern Cape

Gambling and RacingAct, 1996 (Act 4 of 1996) (“theAct”), as amended,theWestern Cape Gambling and Racing Board hereby gives notice

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operations is regulated in terms of both the Act and the National Gambling Act,2004.This notice serves to notify members of the public that they may lodgeobjections and/or comments to the above application on or before the closingdate at the undermentioned address and contacts. Since licensed gamblingconstitutes a legitimate business operation, moral objections for or against

gambling will not be considered by the Board.An objection that merely statesthat one is opposed to gambling without much substantiation will not be viewed

with much favour.

You are hereby encouraged to read the Act and learn more about the Board’spowers and the matters pursuant to which objections may be lodged.Theseare outlined in Sections 28, 30, 31 and 35 of the Act. Members of the publiccan obtain a copy of the objections guidelines, which is an explanatory guidethrough the legal framework governing the lodgement of objections and theBoard’s adjudication procedures.The objections guidelines are accessible fromthe Board’s website at www.wcgrb.co.za and copies can also be made availableon request.The Board will consider all comments and objections lodged on or

before the closing date during the adjudication of the application.

In the case of written objections to an application, the grounds on which suchobjections are founded, must be furnished.Where comment in respect of anapplication is furnished, full particulars and facts to substantiate such commentmust be provided.The name, address and telephone number of the personsubmitting the objection or offering the comment must also be provided.Comments or objections must reach the Board by no later than 16:00

on Friday, 4 March 2016.

Objections or comments must be forwarded to the Chief ExecutiveOfficer,Western Cape Gambling and Racing Board, P.O. Box 8175,Rogge Bay 8012 or handed to the Chief Executive Officer,WesternCape Gambling and Racing Board, Seafare House, 68 Orange Street,

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Sibongile; Sinoxolo boo MamaZILA MKONTO

SinoxoloUnitedCongregationalChurchof Southern Africa members visitedthe Sibongile Educare Centre last Sat-

urday bearing gifts.The centre caters for disabled children,

many of whom have cerebral palsy.Noxolo Mnweba, chairperson of Sinoxolo

women’s manyano, said they visited thechildren because they heard about the“wonderful work” carried out at the centre.“We were touched when some of youth

leaders visited the place last year and we de-cided to pay them also a visit and spend timewith the staff and the children,” Mnwebasaid.Church secretary Buyiswa Ndevu said

they “collected donations from the congre-gation” in order to buy groceries for the cen-tre.“It’s a small gesturebut it comes fromdeep

within our hearts and we continue to prayfor this centre to prosper,” said Ndevu.Centre founder NomasangoXabanisawas

smiling from ear to ear, as the women sangchurch hymns whilst playing with the chil-dren.Xabanisa started and named the centre

afterhe late daughter, Sibongile,whohadce-rebral palsy.Sibongile died of pneumonia when she

was just 15 years old.But her name has been immortalized in

the day and night care centre, which hermother opened in Phakamisa in Khayelit-sha.“She was the one who inspired me to open

the centre. I looked after her on my own, Istruggled to feed her and to buy nappies.Transport to hospital was also very difficult.I couldn’t even afford to pay someone to lookafter her while I was at work,” said Xabani-sa.

Opened in 2005, Sibongile Centre aims toprovide quality care to children with cere-bral palsy and other severe disabilities inthe Khayelitsha community. With just 12children in 2006, the centre now cares forabout 52 children between the ages of twoand 18 years. There are also three residen-tial homes for children.“I wanted to pass on themessage to other

parents who have children living with dis-abilities that there is support in the com-munity for them, they are not alone.”Xabanisa first operated from two ship-

ping containerswhichwere donated toher.There was no electricity or running water,little space, and very little money for food,clothing or nappies. But people noticed thework that Xabanisa was doing in the com-munity, and she attracted funders and do-nors.The day care centre now operates from

Monday to Friday, from 7.30am to 4pm andthe homes, situated in Khayelitsha’s IlithaPark, run 24 hours a day for seven days aweek.The centre also caters for children with

disabilities such as developmental delay,Down’s syndrome and autism.“We have a support group programme

where parents interact and advise eachother on how to deal with disabilities andits challenges. Because the stigma of disa-bility is there, most children are being ne-glected because of the difficulties parentsgo through,” said Xabanisa.Xabanisa said she was grateful to the

church for visiting the centre. “This reallymeans a lot to us andwe are always delight-ed when people pop in, some of these chil-dren don’t get any visits and this is heart-warming,” she said. Mnweba said theywould spread the word about “selfless anddedicated people like Xabanisa.”“They are doing a very good work.”

Members of Sinoxolo UCCSA Gugulethu visited the Sibongile Educare Centre

Buyiswa Ndevu and Hazel MnwebaNomasango Xabanisa and HombakaziMcondobi PHOTOS: VOOX SONANDZI

MarchforteachersAbout 200 studentsfrom Sizimisele Tech-nical High School inKhayelitsha marchedon the Western CapeDepartment of Educa-tion offices today todemand more teach-ers for technical sub-jects.The grade 8 to 11

students took thetrain from Khayelit-sha to Cape Town.They said they haddecided to go to townwhen they realisedthe school principalcould not solve theproblem.Grade 11 students

Mihle Mayipheli,said four teachershad left the school.“These are the teach-ers that are teachingthemost difficult sub-jects.”She said Grade 11

students were sup-posed to write a phys-ical sciences test to-day but had decidedto come to town in-stead. Students hadbeen told by theschool principal thatthe teachers’ con-tracts had come to anend and that it was upto the department toemploy new teachers.“We are here be-

causewe suffer in theend,” shesaid.

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Duties: Identifying and recruiting students, particularly from designated groups• Visiting schools, with the aim of introducing and marketing the University• Attending career exhibitions, career evenings and other recruitment events• Liaising with faculties • Answering enquiries from prospective students, parentsand teachers • Receiving campus visitors • Strategic identification and exploration ofpotential feeder areas aimed at expanding the University’s diversity profile.Requirements: Bachelor’s degree • Minimum of two years’ work experience• Fully proficient in isiXhosa, Afrikaans and/or English • Good written and verbalcommunication skills • Good organisational and administrative skills • Goodinterpersonal skills • Ability to work well under pressure • Ability to work effectivelywithin a group context • Ability to function independently and accurately • Validdriver’s licence • Willingness and availability to travel often and work irregular hourswhen necessary • Fully computer literate.Recommendation: Recognised teaching qualification.Commencement of duties: 1 April 2016 or as soon as possible thereafterClosing date: 29 February 2016Enquiries regarding this post: August Engelbrecht on 021 8084709Enquiries regarding remuneration/benefits as well as technical assistancewith the electronic application process: Human Resources Client ServicesCentre on 021 808 2753

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Workers sold to capitalistsI read in the press that governmentintends relaxing the Labour Relations Actto become business friendly. What is thisall about?

It looks as if we want a strong economyand for capitalists to get huge profits, butthat’s only possible if the working classbleeds. It was reported that some mininghouses are planning on retrenchingworkers. When #FeesMustFall started,the chief communist stood up and saidthe private sector must fund free educa-tion.

By so saying, he was instructing theprivate sector not to give the workersincreases this coming year.

What happened with the e-tolls, labour

brokers and recently, the workers’pensions?

In our country, where most of themanagers and executives are whites, withonly a few blacks who had brain surgeryto think like whites, once the LabourRelation Act has been taken away,exploitation and racism will rise.

I don’t understand why they say theywant to make firing workers more simplebecause it is already simple. This isfixing what is not broken. In a nutshell,relaxing the act and upcoming retrench-ments will never boost the economy butwill make the decline worse.

KHULILE XWESALanga

Gugs library under-utilisedAs a student one of my tasks forresearch is to check on the currentstatus of my community library. LastThursday I had arranged a meetingwith the Gugulethu Public Librarywith a view to request library servi-ces, most probably a container at theSt Francis Adult Centre in NY18,nearer to Gugulethu Square, in linewith the City of Cape Town’s policy‘to bring services closer to wherepeople are’.

My proposal was turned down. Hereis the picture: The Gugulethu commu-nity has over 100 000 inhabitants, andso one can imagine now with thedevelopment of the Gugulethu Squarewe should be way over that number in2016. According to them, librarypatrons using the facility on a busymonth reach 8000, and if the library in

a week issues 100 library materialsthat is a bonus.

From this picture this facility is awhite elephant, how can somethingthat can contribute to our personaldevelopment be so useless? Please sendin your comment savethegug-slib@gmail.com to save this library,especially calling on high schoollearners and those who are unem-ployed as the facility offers freeinternet daily for 45 minutes, printingat 60c per page. They are planning freeWi-Fi too. Ndithetha nawe mntuwaseGugulethu Section 1,2,3 and 4,Phola Park, KwaKhikhi, KhayalethuPark, Khanya Park, Luyoloville, NewRest, Barcelona, KTC nase NewCrossroads.

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Generations has lost thelegacy regarding KaraboThe character of Karabo Moroka onGenerations - The Legacy reflects exactlywhat the producer of the soapie thinks.

Most soapies promote beliefs that areforeign to our culture.

There is nothing positive to learn fromthese programmes. Polyandry(in which awoman has more than one husband) ismostly practised in India and around theHimalaya Mountains. People, especiallyso-called educated ones, should be carefulwhen importing foreign cultural practic-es, as some of them do not fit in ourconditions. There are a lot of factorsinvolved in polyandry which would makeit difficult for it to succeed in ourcountry.

The practice is meant for societieswhere there are more men than women.

It is also used to reduce the population.Another factor involved the religion of

the area and whether it allows such apractice. Is South African society readyfor such a custom? Do we satisfy some ifnot all of these and other factors involvedin such a choice? What happens to thetwo husbands of this wife when she ispregnant and has to spend her timetaking care of the newborn baby? I thinkGenerations - The Legacy has lost theplot. What the soapie is promoting iswrong.

NTOMBI KWEZASite C

Respecting opposition is part of democracyOur history has been a bitter one domi-nated by colonialism, racism and apart-heid.

However, we have done well in makingsure that South Africa is liberated. Idoubt if the current ANC leadershipknows where it is taking us. I think theANC government has forgotten the powerof political opposition. In principle, thepolitical opposition has a special respon-sibility in parliament, which is to protectthe Constitution. The Nkandla issue wasnot raised for the EFF, DA or otherpolitical opposition parties to exploit but

for public interest. But thanks to theopposition parties, President Zuma isbeing held accountable for using taxpay-ers’ money. I thank the Public Protector’soffice for its endeavours to ensure thattruth prevails despite the criticism andinsults. Without accountability there isno trust and Zuma owes South Africansan apology. I appeal to citizens of thiscountry to vote responsibly, as thiscountry needs people who are ready toserve the country with honesty.

SAZI MEHLUKOMfuleni

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1. Umgangatho We-2, IzikoLeenkonzo Zoluntu Ekapa

12 Hertzog Boulevard, Cape Town, UmgangathoOsezantsi

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Ofisi Zikamasipala, Royal Ascot, Bridle Way, Milnerton(Ngaphandle Kwendlela I- Racecourse)

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3. Iziko I-Alphen Indlela Enkulu Yase-Constantia, Constantia(Ngokumelene No-Pick N Pay)

Kuvulwa ukususela ngowe-19/02/2016 de ibe ngowama-29/04/2016 ukususela ngo 08:15 – 15:45Kuvaliwe ngeempela-veki nangeentsuku zeholide zoluntu

4.Amagumbi Eengxoxo ZebhungaE-Fish Hoek

I-Ofisi Yolawulo E-Fish Hoek, Central Circle, RecreationRd (Kufuphi Neziko Loluntu Lase-Fish Hoek)

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5. Ii-Ofisi Zikamasipala E-SomersetWest

Kwikona Yezitalato I-Andries Pretorius Ne-Victoria,Somerset West

Kuvulilwe ukususela ngowe-19/02/2016 de ibe ngowe-29/04/2016 ukusuela ngeyo-08:15 – 15:45Kuvaliwe ngeempela-veki nangeeholide zoluntu

6. Igumbi Lenkomfa, KwisakhiwoSikamasipala E-Bellville

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7.Amagumbi Eengxoxo ZebhungaE-Brackenfell

Ii-Ofisi Zikamasipala E-Brackenfell, Kwikona Ye-ParadysNe-Old Paarl Rd, Brackenfell

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8.Iholo Yethala LeencwadiE-Avondale

Iziko Loluntu Lase-Avondale, Grosvenor Ave, Avondale,Atlantis

Kuvuliwe ukususela ngowe-19/02/2016 de ibengowama-29/04/2016 ukususela ngeyo-08:15 – 15:45Kuvaliwe ngeempela-veki nangeeholide zoluntu

9. Ledger House – IgumbiLendibano Le-2 Ikona Ye-Aden Ave Ne-George St, Athlone Kuvuliwe ukusuela ngowe-19/02/2016 de ibe ngowama-29/04/2016 ukusuela ngeyo-08:15 – 15:45

Kuvaliwe ngeempela-veki nangeeholide zoluntu

10. Isakhiwo Sikamasipala Sase-Plumstead

3 Victoria Rd Plumstead(Kwikona Ye-Victoria Rd Ne-Main Rd)

Kuvuliwe ukususela ngowe-19/02/2016 de ibe ngowama-29/04/2016 ukususela ngeyo08:15 – 15:45Kuvaliwe ngeempela-veki nangeeholide zoluntu

11. Fezeka: Guguletu Kwikona Ye-Ny1 Ne-Lansdowne Rd, Guguletu Kuvuliwe ukususela ngowe-19/02/2016 de ibe ngowama-29/04/2016 ukusuela ngeyo-08:15 – 15:45Kuvaliwe ngeempela-veki nangeeholide zoluntu

12. Iziko Loluntu Lase-Lentegeur –Umgangatho Osezantsi Merrydale Road, Lentegeur, Mitchell’s Plain Kuvuliwe ukususela ngowe-19/02/2016 de ibe ngowama-29/04/2016 ukususela ngeye08:15 – 15:45

Kuvaliwe ngeempela-veki nangeeholide zoluntu

13.I-Ofisi Yentlawulo Yakwa-StocksAnd Stocks Kwikona Yezitalato Intlakohlaza Ne-Ntlazane, Khayelitsha

Kuvuliwe ukususela ngowe-19/02/2016 de ibe ngowama-29/04/2016 ukususela ngeyo- 08:15 – 15:45Kuvaliwe ngeempela-veki nangeeholide zoluntu

14. Iziko Loluntu Lase-Parow –Minor Hall

Kwikona Ye-Voortrekker Rd Ne-Talent St, Parow Kuvuliwe ukususela ngeye-19/02/2016 de ibe ngowama-29/04/2016 ukususela ngeyo-08:15 – 15:45Kuvaliwe ngeempela-veki nangeeholide zoluntu

15. Iziko Loluntu Lase-Kuilsriver Van Riebeeck Rd, Kuilsriver(Kwikona Ye-Carinus St Ne-Van Riebeeck Rd)

Kuvuliwe ukususela ngowe-19/02/2016 de ibe ngowama-29/04/2016 ukususela ngeyo-08:15 – 15:45Kuvaliwe ngeempela-veki nangeentsuku zeholide zoluntu

16. I-Ofisi Yezindlu E-Macassar Bind Ave, Macassar Kuvuliwe ukususela ngeye-19/02/2016 de ibe ngowama-29/04/2016 ukususela ngeyo08:15 – 15:45Kuvaliwe ngeempela-veki nangeeholide zoluntu

17. Ii-Ofisi Zikamasipala E-Strand Kwikona Ye-Fagan Rd Ne-Main Rd, Strand Kuvuliwe ukususela ngeye-19/02/2016 de ibe ngowama-29/04/2016 ukususela ngeyo08:15 – 15:45Kuvaliwe ngeempela-veki nangeeholide zoluntu

Ngolwazi oluthe vetshe: Inombolo yomnxeba ekwabelwanangeendleko zayo: 086 010 3089Iwebhusayithi: www.capetown.gov.za

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Lili relieved;blasts cadresTheAfricanNational Congress (ANC) Pro-vincial Executive Committee (PEC) mem-ber Andile Lili claims some members onthe provincial executive tried to shieldchairperson Marius Fransman from alle-gations of sexual harassment levelledagainst him.Lili spoke candidly on the matter follow-

ing his release on three charges of con-tempt of court yesterday.Lili was arrested and held for more than

aweek formissing three court cases sched-uled on the same day at two differentcourts in January.Lili’s defensewas that he had three cases

to attend to at theKhayelitsha andBellvillecourts on 29 January.The matters related to charges of public

violence and incitement to commit vio-lence, as well as a child maintenance case.Lili told the court it was a “sad” day for

him as he could not divide himself intothree and therefore arrived late at all thecases.NowLili has claimed that someofhis col-

leagues, including spokesperson, JabuMfusi, have it in for him.“Wewere veryhonest to ourselves to say

MariusFransmanshould stepdown, finishand klaar.”Lili was found not guilty of being in con-

tempt of court. The cases, however, werescheduled for the same day and time withLili notmaking it to a single one.He lookedrelieved as the magistrate explained heshould not be held in contempt of court.

“Get well soon, Tau” so all say usThe Department of Arts and Culture led

an outpouring of ‘get well soon’ messa-ges on Monday afternoon for Genera-

tions actor Rapulana Seiphemo‚ who is saidto be in a critical but stable condition in aprivate Johannesburg hospital after a seri-ous car crash last night.Paramedics from ER24 said that two men

were killed and four others were injured aft-er two vehicles collided on the N14 near theR55‚ near Diepsloot‚ north of Johannesburg.The injured patients were treated andrushed to hospital.

“WishingRapulana Seiphemo a speedy re-covery. Get well soon‚ the industry needsyou‚” the Department of Arts and Culturesaid on Twitter.SABC1‚ which broadcasts Generations‚

tweeted this message: “We wish RapulanaSeiphemo to get well soon‚ our thoughts andprayers are with him and his family”.Joining themwere industry professionals

and fans including ZenHQ Films‚ who post-ed “…saddened by the car accident involv-ing Rapulana Seiphemo. We wish Rapulanaa full recovery”.

“Praying for the legendary‚ Rapulana Sei-phemo. There’s never a dull moment whenta-Raps is around‚” Lesley Musina sharedvia Instagram.“Devastating. Wishing Rapulana Sei-

phemo a speedy recovery. You’re in ourthoughts & prayers‚” said Tebogo Ditshego.“The acting industry cannot afford to lose

someone like Rapulana Seiphemo..that guyis a living Legend in acting… May the goodLord save him‚” said KatzZ ?@MO–kAtz7.Louw ?@nylelouw shared: “Rapulana Sei-

phemo I wish you the healthiest of recover-

ies....this is too shocking and too sad”while Pieter Howes ?@PieterHowes said:“Thinking of Rapulana Seiphemo. What atragedy. He’s a shining star in SA’s enter-tainment industry‚ and may he get wellvery soon!”.Seiphemo‚ 48‚ who plays Tau Mogale on

the popular television show‚was stabilisedon the scene of the accident by paramedicsbefore being taken to Milpark Hospital.A photo of a crumpled luxury sedan car

stood testament to the seriousness of thecrash.ER24 said when they arrived on the

scene‚ one vehicle was found in themiddleisland of the road while the other wasfound amongst some bushes on the side ofthe road.Three people had been inside each vehi-

cle.“Paramedics found that two men‚ one

fromeachvehicle‚ had sustained fatal inju-ries in the collision.“Four other patients were found on

scene‚ two of them critically injured.“Paramedics treated the patients and

provided them with advanced life supportinterventions. Once treated‚ both critical-ly injured patients were airlifted by a pri-vatemedicalhelicopter tonearbyhospitalsfor urgent treatment.“The two remaining patientswere trans-

ported by ambulance to nearby hospitalsfor further treatment‚” ER24 said.Last month‚ former Generations: The

Legacy actor JTMedupe—who played Jo-nathan in the SABC1 soapie – had a luckyescape after he rolled his car at the en-trance ofWestpark Cemetery in Johannes-burg.

Rapulana Seiphemo

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CITY VISIONThursday, 18 February 2016 SPORT 15

RCS Gugulethu Athletics Club fielded a couple of runners during the Glenryck Tygerberg 30km race held on Valentines Day, Sbongile “Oros” Mashiyi, Mthobisi Sihluku and Pumla Kuta were someof the many who turned up on the day. PHOTOS: MOEGSIN EBRAHIM

Top runners do it for love

Action drama series airs on FridayBARBARA MAREGELE

A new “action-packed” drama seriesproduced by Cape Town based produc-tion company, Community Media

Trust, will be aired for the first time onSABC1 tonight.Community Media Trust is the non-profit

company that owns GroundUp.The series called JAB follows the “coming-

of-age” story of Bee Sondlo, a 19-year-old fe-male boxer from Langa.

Despite financial and social hurdles,Sondlo is determined tomake it in the worldof competitive women’s boxing.

The series, directed by Lucilla Blanken-berg and screenwritten by Paul Ian John-son, aims at highlighting the plight of youngfemale competitive boxers in South Africa.

The first of 13 episodes will be aired at8:30pm on Friday.

“I’ve wanted to tell this story for years,”said Blankenberg, who herself trained inkickboxing. “I found myself training andcompeting with kickboxers and boxers in asport dominated by men dotted with a fewwomen here and there.”The cast includes Vanessa Ntlapo as Bee

Sondlo, Mzu Ntantiso, Faniswa Yisa, Zingi

Mtuzula and Lemogang Tsipa.The boxing sequences were choreo-

graphed for the series by professional fe-male boxing champion Rushda Mallick.JAB is the production company’s second

television series. The first, Amaza, wasbroadcast in 2014, and reached an estimated7.5 million viewers.“Community Media Trust has been devel-

opingnew talent onJAB, fromactors towrit-ers to production crew. The company alsoprovides on the job training for young aspir-ing screenwriters,” the company says.In a statement, Community Media Trust

noted that while the standard of competitivewomen’s boxing continues to grow in SouthAfrica, professional female boxers are stillnot given the same publicity and sponsor-ships as theirmale counterparts. JAB hopesto help promote this increasingly popularsport and to help foster a sense of inclusive-ness in what is often a very male dominateddomain.

Vanessa Ntlapo plays Bee Sondlo in the dramaseries.

Coach Baxter now takes aim at his former club, Kaizer ChiefsHe used to win trophies for Kaizer Chiefs,now Stuart Baxter will be plotting Amakho-si’s downfall!Baxter, who led Chiefs to the Absa Pre-

miership andMTN8double before leaving towork in Turkey at the end of last season, hasnow come back to haunt the champions.

Baxter will lead his new club, SuperSportUnited, against the side he coachedwith dis-tinction for three years at the FNB StadiumonSaturday (8.15pm), threeweeks after join-ing Matsatsantsa a Pitori.

Baxter won the league and Nedbank Cupdouble – coincidentally beating SuperSportin the 2012-13 Nedbank Cup final – andclinched another double before he resignedlast June.

Said the coach: “This game against Chiefscame a bit soon for me.

“ I would have liked more time with theplayers. But they are all fired up. The adren-alin is pumping.Wemanaged tobeatUniver-sity of Pretoria 2-0 last weekend and thatshowed me we are making progress.”

Baxter said he still had plenty of friendsat Chiefs, including his successor, SteveKomphela. He explained: “There will beemotion and plenty of hugs, both before andafter the game. But theminute we cross thatwhite line and the game kicks off, all friend-ships are forgotten.

“We need the points more than them, asour goal is a top eight finish.”

Baxter voiced his support for Komphela,who has come under fire from a section ofthe supporters: “Steve is doing a really good

job. It is not easy at Chiefs. The margin be-tween having a good season and a reasona-ble one is very fine. I don’t think any fan cancomplain about him.”Baxter said his advantage would be that

he knows the players and has a good ideawhat to expect: “But at the same time theyknow how I operate, so it will be an interest-ing game.”It will also be an emotional return for Su-

perSport strikerKingstonNkhatha,whohasscored twice in Baxter’s three matches incharge. The Zimbabwean striker was givena rough time by the Chiefs fans before hejoined Matsatsantsa last January.Baxter always had faith in Nkhatha at

Chiefs. He has shown he is getting back tohis best. He will have a point to prove to theChiefs fans.Said Baxter: “Kingston is scoring goals

again.He scored awonder goal in our 3-1 lossto Ajax Cape Town and then scored in the2-0 win over Tuks.”

New SuperSport United head coach StuartBaxter (left) and ace striker Kingston Nkhathaare heading back to their former club KaizerChiefs on Saturday.

SportPage 16 | Thursday, 18 February 2016

MANDLA MAHASHE

The Gugulethu Sports Com-plex was filled to the brim onSunday and those responsible

are hoping that their cofferswill betoo.The Gugulethu Basketball team

juniors hosted the fund raisinggames in an effort to see them reg-

istered to the Cape Town Basket-ball League for the upcoming sea-son.The team invited local teams as

well as would be sponsors on theday with the aim of raising the re-quired funds.According to organiser and

coach Ndzuzo Manona the teamneeds around R 8000 to register its

six divisions to the league. That isthe boys and girls under 12, 14 and16s by the end of March.“We decided to host a fund rais-

ing day so that we can get assist-ance as we are struggling finan-cially. We are struggling with thebasic things such as balls and kits.We would like to have every

member of the team to have theirvery ownball. Thatwould go a longway towards the improvement ofour players,” said Manona.Along with fellow organisers

Nomakhosazana Ndlotyeni andNontsikelelo Njongwana, Manonasaid that they were very pleased tosee a large turnout at the basket-ball court.“The parents are very crucial as

they support is veryencourages forthe children. For many of our chil-dren here it was the first time thatthey played at a filled facility withfans cheering on. Its great for theirmoral,” he noted.While it was fun and games the

organisers were biting their nails

with the hope that sponsors wouldavail themselves.“Last year the local sports and

recreation department sponsorswith the fees and we would love ifthey could do the same this year aswehave seen the growth in local in-terest.Wealso encourage local business

to also step up to the plate as itwould go a long way,” he said.Manona urged those that can

support can contact him on ndzu-zomanona@gmail.com.

Organisers Nontsikelelo Njongwana, Ndzuzo Manona and NomakhosazanaNdlotyeni.

Gugs B’ball team event shines

Gugulethu Basketball team juniors player Lilitha Mingizane on course to score his side a point when they faceHoutbay’s team. FOTO: MANDLA MAHASHE

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Seven Star Energy staffers Zaakiya, Quinton and Courtney will be quenchingthe thirst of TFA fans.

TFA showcase Sunday aspectacle to please allIt will be a matter of horses fourcourses when 12 teams battle it outfor the honours of lifting the Sev-ent Stars Energy Cup hosted byTarverners Football Association(TFA) at the NY 116 Stadium onSunday.TFA chairman LungaNtwanam-

bi said all entrants have shown thedesire towin. “Theyhave all raisedtheir hands saying ‘we are thechampions’,” said Ntwanambi.TFA organiser and publicist Ba-nana Sodinga added that all teamswere taking the games seriously.“When I popped in at the train-

ing session during the week, Icould only see hunger for victory,”he said. Sodinga thanked the spon-sors for their generosity andvowed that “players will repaythem” by showing quality football.The first roundwill kick off with

a game betweenChillis 21 andMas-ters at 10am, followed by Siseko FCtackling Sabu Dribblers. Therewill be entertainment and fans areurged to bring their cooler bags.Other games are as: Lavida Inn vMgebeUnited, Danster v Lumbum-bashe,ZAR vShumonza and Noxyfacing Phindamzala.

One of RCS Gugulethu AC’s promising athletes Siyabonga Ntunuka received a dear pair of running shoes fromcoach Marshall Moila in the club’s efforts to encourage youngsters to stay in the game. PHOTO: THOBILE NDZUBE

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