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ANC leader slainMANDLA MAHASHE

The provincial ANC has called for calm fol-lowing the brutal slaying of Ward 36 ANCbranch chairperson Charles Khanku onMonday night.Khanku (53),whowas also aSouthAfrican

National Civic Organisation (Sanco) leader,was gunned downafter a zonalANCmeetingin the driveway of Bongolethu PrimarySchool in Dyamala Street, Philippi.He was fatally shot while sitting in his car

with a female passenger. The womanwas al-so hit andwas admitted to hospitalwith seri-ous injuries.ANC provincial secretary Songezo

Mjongile said the partywas shockedbywhathe called by “Khanku’s assassination”.“We call for calm and for the community

towait for the police to complete their inves-tigation,” he said.“The ANC offers its deep felt condolences

to the family, friends, comrades and thewhole community of Crossroads and Philip-pi.”The South African Communist Party

(SACP) in the Brian Bunting District alsoaired its “shocked with dismay” at the das-tardly” killing of Khanku, who also a mem-ber of their party. “We call upon the commu-nity and activists to submit any leads to thepolice, to ensure the perpetrators are

brought to book and ultimately receive theharshest sentence,” said SACP district sec-retary Benson Ngqentsu.

This is the second ANC leader to be to beshot this week. MP Jackson Mthembu wasalso gunned down in Mpumalanga on Sun-day.No arrests have been made.Nyanga police spokesperson Captain

Ntomboxolo Sitshitshi said the female vic-tim sustained injuries to her hip. “We areinvestigating a case of murder and attempt-ed murder,” she said.“We appealing to anyone who may have

information which can lead to an arrest tocontact Crime Stop on 08600 10111.”

CharlesKhanku.

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Restore the faith in yesteryear traditions

What went wrong to our way of passageto manhood for our young men?Continuing from where we left of last

week, I want to wrap up on this perti-nent issue this week.As promised, I will not decide for you

but will try and add to what I haveconcluded to be some of the problemsfacing this age-old tradition.As we grow old and are exposed to

changing world order and a changinglifestyle, we find ourselves caught up inkeep up with the changing times.We tend to want to be socially cur-

rent.By this, I mean we tend not to want

to be seen as old fashioned, thus losingand not taking care of some of ourcultural norms.

It has become so easy for us to turn ablind eye or question traditions prac-tised by our forefathers.We have created many doubts as to

the credibility of our old way of life.No one wants to be seen as being

backward or unbecoming. But at whator whose expense?These days, the value, respect and

dignity of ulwaluko has diminished tothe extent that we see people question-ing it.First there is the carnage that has

characterised the tradition so thatpeople have found alternate ways tocurb it.The traditions are practised in places

which never practised it before.Infants are lured to their deaths by

undergoing this ritual, even though theyare not ready.We see ingcibi ezingekho semgangath-

weni doing this practise without exper-tise.

Some of these ngcibis have the nerveto come back from the bush to discusswhat transpired there with others orwomen.Lack of secrecy has led to many

people knowing more about the ritualthan they were supposed to.At times, you find women telling and

advising men about it.Eish, it is a shame. Television footage

and pictures have been captured ofinitiates.It defeats the purpose of them being

away from ordinary people. I have seencellphones making their way there.This is just talk.The real problem is the way some

young men come back from the processand return to their old foolish ways.What is it that we are doing wrong in

there?You now find what I normally term as

boetie-nkwenkwe or boetie-tsotsi.The other habit is the mixing of this

process with tsotsi tendency, as if whenyou have undergone the process you arenow intsizwa of some sort.I once tried to allude that we need to

introduce some educational elements inthe form of life skills on how to developour young men.When our boys come back, they have

acquired no new skills.There is nothing life inspiring that we

teach our kids.I want to urge the older generation or

people involved to make sure our boyscome back equipped with a life skill.This tradition can regain its dignity if

we honour like it was in the past.We need to respect it, because it is

the backbone of our culture.It is up to us to rekindle the value

and importance of this tradition.Makungawawushwa madoda.Let us restore dignity, so that anyone

watching from a distance can have faithin this traditional way of life.

Group facilitator Siziwe Nqgaza talks to members of Realistic in Gugulethu.PHOTO: LULU MBADAMANE

Celebrating a decade ofhelping former inmates“No one is perfect” is the motto of the Re-building and Life Skills Training Centre inGugulethu.

It supports the idea that everyone makesmistakes and those who have done wrongor were convicted of crime can pick up thepieces and move on with life.The community organisation helps ex-

convicts stay on track.Last week the organisation celebrated its

10th anniversary.While it hasn’t always been easy, they are

glad they are helping ex-cons re-integrate incommunities.The organisation has helped over 6000

people. Many of them have enrolled in ex-panded public works programmes.

Every weekday there are activities in-volving arts and crafts, sport and substanceabuse campaigns.Founder Solomon Madikane is happy

they have come this far to help convicts, thehomeless, drug addicts and youths at risk.“We are celebrating not only our exist-

ence, but that we have managed to help ex-inmates back into their families and socie-ty,” Madikane said.“All the people we have helped are work-

ing. They have changed their lives becausethey allowed us to support them.Most of all,they were open and realistic about their sit-uation, so that social workers could helpthem.”Olwethu Sotoshi (18) from New Cross-

roads is a recovering drugs addict andformer member of the AmaVura gang. Hesaid the organisation has given him achance to get his life straight.“My friends died in gangs andmy life was

just a disaster. I wanted to get out of thatlife, but I didn’t know how. My uncle toldme about Realistic and I was keen to join.I have stopped smoking and I’m not a gang-ster any more,” he said.“I’m happy to be here because when the

day is overwegobackhome to face our chal-lenges.Weknowhow to dealwith it throughwhat we learn at Realistic.“After this programme I want to go back

to school because I have learnt that crimedoesn’t pay.”Provincial social development minister

Albert Fritz said his department will con-tinue to strengthen their relationship withRealistic.He said the province needs organisations

like Realistic to turn the tide and makethings happen for youth.

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Gugulethu residents have been warned notto take the law into their own hands aftertwomenwere found dead near awater canalin Kanana informal settlement on Saturdaymorning.The two men were allegedly beaten to

death after a home in Barcelona informalsettlement was broken into, said provincialpolice spokesperson Captain Elliot Sinyan-gana.“It is alleged that the community investi-

gated and gave the one suspect a beating. He[then] pointed out where the stolen goodswere hidden,” Sinyangama explained.“They [the mob] then wanted to know

about other stolen goods and the suspect

took them to a house in Philippi, where theyfound the other man. They then took theman away from the residence.”The twomenwere then allegedly savagely

beaten to death by the mob.“We condemn the killing of people in the

strongest terms,” Sinyangana said.“We appeal to all our people to not take the

law into their own hands because if they doso, they implicate themselves in seriouscrimes.”Headded that theyare investigationa case

of murder and no arrests have been made.Anyone with information regarding the

matter can phone the investigating officer,Detective-Sergeant Mzukisi Dyonase on021 684 2300, 021 684 2323, 021 684 2325 or08600 10111.

‘Mob kills two men’‘M‘Mobob kills twokills two men’men’

The bodies of two men were discovered near a water canal in Kanana informal settlement onSaturday morning. PHOTO: LULEKWA MBADAMANE

Two men in blue fatally shotMANDLA MAHASHE

Harare police are still on the hunt for a manaccused of fatally stabbing his girlfriendand fleeing after being granted bail threeyears ago.Police spokesperson Lieutenant Siyabule-

la Vukubi said 49-year-old Luvuyo Ntoziniallegedly stabbed Lulama Faku (30) in thechest at their Nkanini home on 3 March2011.“When police arrived at the scene, they

found the body of a female who was stabbedin the chest, allegedly by her boyfriend,” hesaid.“The victim died on the scene as a result

of the injuries she sustained.”Ntozini was arrested and charged with

murder.“He appeared at the Khayelitsha Magis-

trate’s Court and was granted bail. He thenabsconded and a warrant of arrest has been

issued against him,” Vukubiadded.Heurgedanyonewith infor-

mation onhis possible where-abouts to phoneHarare policeon 021 363 9000 or the investi-gating officer, Detective-Ser-geant Nceba Gojo on078 202 1743. All informationreceived will be treated asconfidential.Meanwhile, Nyanga and

Lingelethu police are stillreeling after the shockingdeaths of two officers gunned downwhile ar-restingwanted criminals in two separate in-cidents last week.Detective-Constable Mthetheleli Gunya

(38) and his colleagues were pursuing a 27-

year-old suspect from Zwelit-sha when he was fatallygunned down in New Flats onFriday 17 October.“They received informa-

tion regarding the suspect’swhereabouts and proceededto the area. The police officerwas shot by the wanted sus-pect’s friends during a scufflewith the suspect. The wantedsuspect escaped following theshooting, but was later arrest-ed,” said Nyanga police

spokesperson Captain Ntomboxolo Sitshit-shi.The wanted suspect, who was wanted for

four cases of murder and robbery, was shotand injured in the leg. He appeared in court

on charges ofmurder onMonday 20October.Sitshitshi said the other suspect who shot

Gunya was arrested at midday on Monday.He appeared in court yesterday (Wednes-day).In the other incident, a 37-year-old Khay-

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Music and runninginfuse for annual festivalA fresh angle has been added to the Gugu-lethu Reconciliation Day 10km run onTuesday 16 December, as organisers havedecided to add a music side to the popularrace.GugulethuRCSAthletics Clubhas joined

forces with music promotions company Zi-yawamo to conjure up a musical festivalwhich will form part of the day’s activities.Gugulethu RCS chairperson Thobile Nd-

zube said the club wants to make the race“an attraction to various people”.“Runners are already excited about this

race. We felt adding music we will attractpeople who would not ordinarily run, butwould so because of themusic aspect,” saidNdzube.Ziyawomo boss Mzura Kuse said they ac-

cepted Gugulethu RCS’s proposal to have

music as part of this race with “glee”.“We have been tasked to create vibe and

a razzmatazz atmosphere,” he said.Kuse announced they will officially

launch the festival with a bash, featuringDJ Sox at Cash’s Place in Gugulethu, onSunday 2 November.He called on recording artists, dancers

and vendorswhowant to be part of the RCSGugulethu Festival to email [email protected] (musicians and artists) and [email protected] (vendors).“They must submit a half-page business

or artistic profile. Food vendors must alsoattach their food certificates, as no atten-tion will be given to those without certifi-cates,” said Kuse.The final line-up for the concert will be

announced at the launch.

Gugulethu RCS Athletics boss Thobile Ndzube (left) and DJ Sox will be at Cash next Sunday.


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Rare opportunity for youthsMTHAKAZI MAKALIMA

The lives of 30 Khayelitshayouths will change forever af-ter they received a chance to

earn a living.The group underwent an inten-

sive three-week security trainingcourse conducted by the City ofCape Town, in partnership with lo-cal security firm Ilizwe SecurityGroup and the Khayelitsha Devel-opment Forum (KDF).

City transport directorate re-gional manager David JohnLeendertz said the budget to trainthe youths as security guardsformedpart of theN2ExpressGate-way project. “This is not trainingfor the sake of training – we areproviding 30 youngsters with anopportunity to be gainfully em-ployed,” he said.

Ilizwe Security Group wasawarded the tender to facilitate thetraining, Leendertz added.

Some of the youths will workalong theN2ExpressMyCiTi routein Khayelitsha, Joe Slovo, Dunoonand Mitchell’s Plain.

“IlizweSecurityGroup chairper-son Elliot Nquma was kind enoughto offer them employment,”Leendertz said.

Only youths from the greaterKhayelitsha area have been of-fered jobs, he said. The other grad-uates will have find employmenton their own, but will receive helpand referrals from Ilizwe.

Nquma said he felt it was neces-

sary to plough back into the com-munity after operating a success-ful business for a number of years

“These young people have beenempowered; now it’s up to them totake this further and realise theirdreams,” he said.

KDF deputy chairperson ThandiMsuthu, who recruited candidatesfrom a number of areas, said thegraduates are excited about theirfutures. “They have been granteda rare opportunity and they realisethey have to work hard from now

on,” Msuthu said. “The scarcity ofjobs is something that eats at ourcommunities.We thankNquma fora gesture of this note.”

Graduate Peliswa Vellem (29) isexcited and grateful for the oppor-tunity, while 21-year-old Anelisa

Gunuza said the opportunity willallow her provide for her family.

Gcina Mdunyelwa (23) said thetraining will change her life.

“Opportunities like this don’tcome our way everyday. This willme to the next level,” she said.

The newly graduated security guards of the Ilizwe Security Academy with Elliot Nquma, Thandi Msuthu and David John Leendertz. The graduation ceremonywas held at Lookout Hill in Khayelitsha on Monday 20 October. PICS: M MAKALIMA


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the print media sponsor.The Heritage Kite Award will go to the best

Swaeltjie kites, a traditional swallow or bat shape,hand-crafted and locally-made using bamboo, paperor material.

The design originated in South-East Asia andcame to Africa hundreds of years ago.

The age-old techniques of making and flying thekites are being shared with a wider audiencethanks to a collaboration between Cape MentalHealth and master kite-maker Ebrahim Sambo

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childhood. “My great-grandfather was a slave fromIndonesia; he taught my grandfather, who taughtmy father, who taught me,” he says.

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For more on the workshops and the competitioncontact Derick on (021) 447 9040 or email [email protected]. For general information contact(021) 447 9040 or [email protected].

The winners of last year’s People’s Post Heritage Kite Competition, from left, areSteenberg resident Bobby Gathoo (second), TarrenLee Habelgaarn (judge), GrassyPark resident Gerald Gelderbloom (first), judge Keith Mould, Gardens resident EricChapman (third) and ara Longbottom (judge). PHOTO: ELSA HOFFMAN


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inspiration for SMEs

Being an entrepreneur can be lonely, especially when you don’t

have an associate with whom you can discuss various aspects of

your business and its challenges.

Enter the business mentor – someone who can provide an

independent view and valuable advice when you really need it.

Mentors come in many forms, says Ravi Govender, Head of Small

Enterprises at Standard Bank. As recently seen on the ‘Think Big –

Building Business Champions’ TV series, they can be people close

to you – such as entrepreneurial parents who have helped nurture

your ambitions. This support can also be provided by respected friends who understand business, or this role can be

played by professional mentors, who specialise in assisting business owners in specific business sectors.

“Mentorship can make all the difference between being a businessperson with promise or a successful one. Whoever

your mentor is, their strengths should lie in their ability to provide considered views and opinions that can help you solve

business dilemmas as they occur.”

“Most of the finalists who competed for the ‘Think Big’ grand prize of a R1 million cash injection into their businesses

will acknowledge that it has been people outside their immediate businesses who inspired and advised them as they

journeyed along the road to success.”

A true mentor should have several important personal attributes and an open approach. Mr Govender advises that a

mentor should be prepared to:

• Share insights based on personal experience, and speak honestly about business mistakes they have made so that

you can avoid similar pitfalls.

• Allow you to benefit from their wide-ranging business knowledge.

• Provide you with a summary of the upside and downside of tough choices or deals you face.

• Invite you into business networks they belong to so you can benefit by associating with people who could help build

your business.

• Review with you what is happening within the business and how these events can help you focus on priorities.

• Not only advise you, but also motivate you to achieve your goals.

• Question you and test your ideas, so that you see your business differently and open your mind to new concepts.

• Give you constructive feedback where it is required.

• Assist you with strengthening your relationships with employees and introducing tools and techniques to ensure that

key staff is retained by the business.

• Help you identify people with skills that can be developed for the benefit of the business.

“Important to note, is that finding a mentor isn’t as easy as picking up the phone. But there are several ways of finding

someone suitable,” says Mr Govender.

Some things to consider are:

• Finding someone who has been successful in a similar field, but may no longer be actively involved in business.

Retired entrepreneurs will often take on a mentorship role simply to keep themselves occupied.

• Joining local business organisations. By attending functions, you could locate someone suitable.

• Ask people in your network to suggest someone suitable for the role.

• Target a businessperson whom you respect and admire, and simply ask them if they would be prepared to mentor you.

• Use the Internet to locate organisations that specialise in providing mentors for small businesses. This will ensure that

the mentor you eventually select will be experienced in a particular sector.

“There is no doubt that a mentor can provide valuable insights and support for businesspeople needing a sounding

board to help them maximise available opportunities and realise the full potential of their businesses.”

“Regardless of where or how you find a mentor, the key thing to remember is that he or she should be a friend who will

provide independent, unbiased support and guidance. Find a mentor who becomes a friend, and you and your business

will reap massive rewards,” says Mr Govender.

While the ‘Think Big’ series has concluded on TV screens, episodes can still be viewed online by visiting

www.standardbank.co.za/thinkbig. For an array of additional tips and tools on how to start, manage or grow a business,

visit bizconnect.standardbank.co.za

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Thobeka Qushekapossesses qualitiesof a true nurseKTC Clinic, situated at thecorner of NY 78 and NY 3, isan old clinic that services thesurrounding communities.It has since changed from

what it was prior to the dawnof our democracy.The building has been

extended, walls are paintedand clean toilets – and toiletpaper – is readily available forthe patients’ use.Certain things have, howev-

er, remained the same.Overcrowding, slow service,

shortage of personnel anddoctors, management of thehuman capital and – last butnot least – those woodenchairs are still a pain.I watched people complain-

ing about how long they hadbeen there and how hungrythey were.Previously, people were

offered something to eat, butnothing came when I wasthere.

My frustrations werereaching boiling point, but Iwas kept motivated by nurseThobeka Qusheka.This woman was attending

to us in the hall area non-stop. She was apparently thefirst point of contact – oncepatients had received theirfolders. She would takepatients’ blood pressures andsugar levels.And once was done, she

would accompany patients to

the toilets to test their urine.These roles she interchange-

ably performed so well andwith a smile.One of the patients had an

epileptic attack and shequickly attended to thepatient.As she was attending to the

patient, one of the patientsstarted hurling abusive andinsulting words to her.But she did not lose her

cool and calmly reassured theabuser of what needs to bedone and that he shouldobserve, not insult, her.The abuser carried on and

the entire hall of patients andthose accompanying themcame to her defence.They even wanted to attack

this abusive man.Even then, she came to his

defence and appealed to all tolet him be.When it was this patient’s

turn to be attended to, shediligently and caringlyexamined him.She is the type of person we

should be proud of; she wasstanding the entire time anddid not even have a tea break.While other nurses were

idyll, walking up and down,she was glued to her workstation. She is a marvel towatch. Well done to MissQusheka!

HAPPY PATIENTvia email

The Isigqibo Savings Club celebrated its fifth anniversary at Khwezi Hall in Gugulethu recently. Auditorgeneral Kimi Makwethulwas the guest speaker. The club aims to empower and teach members how to save money. The clubs is involved in outreachprogrammes such as organising and donating books for local primary schools to inculcate the culture of reading.

Thanks for supportThe Stamper family wouldlike to thank JL ZwaneChurch, the Blaahs SocietyCape Town, neighbours,friends and all the people whosupported us during our sadloss of our dearest brother,Chukey Stamper.As the family, we really

appreciate your prayers,

preaching, healing words andall of you have made us to bestrong.We thank you quoting from

these words from the Bible:“Njengoko uBawo wandithan-dayo, nam ndanithanda;hlalani ke eluthandwenilwam” – John 15:9.

PK STAMPER

Family life is vitalGood families are the build-ing blocks of society.As a concerned patriot, I

can’t remain silent about themoral decay in our society.I think something needs to

be done urgently, before wehead for a catastrophe.Crimes such as rape,

murder, child abuse, corrup-tion and fraud are the orderof the day in our society.It’s my belief that it all

starts in the family.If families have stable and

functional systems in place –where moral values aretaught – we wouldn’t experi-ence so many problems in ourcommunities as we do today.If kids are taught respect,

the future will be bright.Kids also need to be taught

about relationships, sexeducation and life skills.Teenage pregnancy and the

high divorce rate is alarming.Alcoholism has taken its

toll, just like HIV/Aids.Some homes are headed by

single parents.Others are child-headed,

where kids have to fend forthemselves.This type of upbringing

resurfaces years later, as kidsbecome vulnerable and causeproblems in the community.This eventually manifestsitself into anti-social behav-iour.I urge parents and guardi-

ans to inculcate a culture ofmoral values in their homes.Better families make bettercommunities.Better communities make

better countries and bettercountries make a betterworld.

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History and creativity meets for projectMTHAKAZI MAKALIMA

It was a joyous celebration whenKhayelitsha’s False Bay Collegelaunched their biggest project lastmonth.The project saw students build a

replica of the cell which formerpresident Nelson Mandela wasconfined to on Robben Island dur-ing apartheid. The cell was official-ly launchedatNelsonMandelaMu-seum at the island.“The cell is a symbol of our histo-

ry as SouthAfricans. It tells a storyof where we come from as a coun-try,” student Luthando Mathekesaid during his speech at thelaunch.Matheke is one of the students

who had a hand in constructingand conceptualising the replica.The museum partnered with

False Bay College to make theproject a success. And the studentsdidn’t disappoint, as theyproduceda high-quality cell created fromwood and ceiling board.The cellwill travel to schools and

institutions across the province.go around the Western province,from high schools to place that aresurrounding the Western prov-ince. “The purpose of the project isto bring Robben Island to the peo-ple, so they can see the cells inwhich our heroes – the people who

fought for our freedom – lived,”Matheke said.“It’s about time that South Afri-

cans engage with our history andknowwhere this beautiful countrycomes from. There no longer an ex-cuse of not having money to go toRobben Island, as because it willcome to you.”Matheke and his fellow students

said the project shed light on SouthAfrican history, as they didn’tknow much about it. He hopes itwill do the same to others and havea positive impact on youth. “It’s asymbol of how we gained our free-dom. Freedom comes with the re-sponsibility of making the rightchoices as youth; choices whichwill develop our country.”The guests at the launch includ-

ed two former Robben Island pris-oners, Professor Denis Goldbergand Kwedi Mkhaliphi. Theyshared their experience of beingincarcerated on the island.Mkalipha joked they learned

steal on the island. “We stole everynewspaper, because we wanted toknow what was happening out-side,” he said.When asked how he feels about

the youths’ involvement in theproject, he said: “I am so proud.The seed we planted is blooming.We are seeing the fruit of our la-bour.”

Actress Andrea Dondolo with former political prisoners Kwedi Mkhaliphi and Professor Denis Goldberg inthe replica cell of former president Nelson Mandela. The cell was conceptualised and built by False BayCollege students. PHOTO: LIINDILE MBONTSI

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Storytelling for kidsCalabash Storytellers’ childrengot an opportunity to be on cam-era last Sunday, as part of a con-tinued learning through thearts and preserving oral tradi-tions to impact on their person-al lives, families and society ingeneral even going as far as be-ing encouraged to pursue a ca-reer in the arts.Through various programs

Calabash Storytellers contin-ues to engage children of vari-ous ages even teenagers.Children and teenagers aged

eight to 18 are invited to comeregister for various workshopsand reading clubs .

On Saturday 25 October a sto-rytelling workshop will be heldat Lookout Hill Tourism Centreat 10:00.For details phone

083 518 2312.

Children after filming on Sunday.


Zimkhitha isheading forthe starsA 19 year old Langa matriculant is poisedfor stardom.ZimkhithaGalela, affectionately know as

Wally to her friends, is passionate aboutmodelling, dancing, acting and presenting.The youngwoman is determined tomake

her dreams come true. She started dancingat a very young age.This year she took up gymnastics and

contemporary dance classes.“I have a big goal for my dance career,

which I would like to fulfil no later than2017,” she enthused.

She has presented and MC’d variousevents, such as beauty pageants and town-ship festivals, and was recently given ascholarship byDreamFactory to attendact-ing classes by Texas Battle – Marcus of theBold and the Beautiful fame.“I see myself presenting on Top Billing

one day and acting in a comedy and dramaseries. Modelling is one of my biggest pas-sions. I started entering beauty pageants atthe age of six,” she said.“I won Miss Gardens last year and see

myself enteringMiss SA in the future. I lovethe fact that I get to work a lot around mycommunity and do a lot of charity workthrough pageants.”TheNewApostolicChurchparishioner is

also a believer in faith. “I put God first ineverything I do. I also play the recorder ichurchandhave started learning toplayingthe violin,” Zimkhitha said.She was recently selected to perform at

the Johannesburg International TalentShow Case at Monte Casino.“I am overwhelmed and truly humbled to

have received this opportunity. I was scout-ed at Miss Western Teen, hosted by RoleM-odel SA early September,” she explained.“Elsabie De Lange gave me a straight

through call-back after seeing me walk onstage. A lot of hard work and sacrifice wentinto making the two days a success.”She was eventually selected to travel to

and perform inNewYork andOrlando nextJune. “My struggles and circumstanceswon’t stop me from reaching the sky,” Zim-khitha says.“I am determined to work hard to make

sure I step out when I represent my coun-try.”The fundraising for her trip has already

commenced.She will also be hosting a show-stopper

event in December.“I want to help youths who want to make

it big in this industry. This will be my con-tribution to my community as a teenager.I will be giving opportunities, platformsand changing lives.Many look up tome andalways askme how I do it,” Zimkhitha said.“It’s never an easy path; to be successful

youneed to struggle first. People always seethe finished goods and think I am perfect.I knowwhathappensbehind the scenes, butI have learnt every-thing happens for areason.You’ve got tolose to win again.”If you are willing

to help Zimkhitharaise funds or spon-sor her, [email protected] is also willing

work for organisa-tions or companiesin return for its sup-portTo stay up-to-date

onher progresswithher fundraising andcareer, or for moreinformation on theevent she will behosting at the end ofthe year, like her Fa-cebook page. Zim-khithaGalelaWally.

Zimkhitha Galela a vivacious and determined girl.

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Ukuza kuma apha, iKomiti yoHlahlo lwaBiwo-Mali yePalamente yePhondo leNtshona Koloni izakunika ithuba amalungu oluntu ukuba anike izimvokulo Mthetho uYilwayo kwintlanganiso yeengxoxo ehlelelwe owe-5 Novemba 2014, ukususela ngeye-14:00 ukuya kweye 17:00 kwiGumbileKomiti loku-1 kuMgangatho wesi-4 weSakhiwo seNdlu yoWiso-Mthetho sePhondo, 7 kwiSitalato i-Wale, eKapa.

Abantu kunye nemibutho enomdla bayamenywa ukuba beze kwaye bathabathe inxaxheba kwezi ntlanganiso zeengxoxo zikawonke-wonke.Iziphakamiso kunye nezicelo ezibhaliweyo zokwenza intetho yomlomo kwiziphakamiso ezinjalo kufuneka zisiwe kwiKomiti yoHlahlo lwaBiwo-Mali, oko kusenziwa ngoMququzeleli weKomiti, uMnu D Cronjé kwinombolo yomnxeba. (021) 487-1641, ifeksi: (021) 487-1685 okanye nge-imeyile: [email protected]. Iziphakamiso kufuneka zifike kwiKomiti ingedlulanga eye-12:00 ongoLwesibini, we-4 Novemba 2014.

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Intlanganiso yeBhunga lesiXeko saseKapa iza kuhlala ngoLwesithathu umhla wama-29 Oktobha 2014 ngentsimbi ye-10:00 e-Podium Block, kwiZiko leeNkonzo zoLuntu,12 Hertzog Boulevard, eKapa.

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Soul session in KhayelitshaMusic lovers are in for a treatwhen Buyelembo Villagehosts Village Soul Session,featuring Metro FM present-er Paul Mtirara, on Sunday26 October.The festivities are set to

take place from 11:00 until21:30 at the Khayelitsha ven-ue in 19 Section, next to Uxo-

lo High School. Other acts in-clude Groove Afrika, DeepConsoul, Sensual Soul, Kha-lture Crew and many more.Tickets are available at

Shoprite and Computicket atR120 for general entry andR250 for VIP.For more details call or

Whatsapp 071 738 1934. Metro FM’s Paul Mtirara

Ringo returnsto the CapeRingo Madlingozi is cur-rently emerging as one ofSouth Africa’s strongestlive performing acts.Despite his busy sched-

ule, the legendary balladeerhas found time to record yetanother sterling album tobe released soon.Which is why CSun boss

and savvy music promoterChina Mpololo has moved“mountains” to have Ringoappear at the Live Soul Pic-nic at Langa Stadium onTuesday 16 December.“This will be Ringo’s first

appearance since 2001 andit excites us to bring homeone of Cape Town’s favour-ite sons,” said Mpololo.Mpololo sang praises of

Ringo, saying he was wellknown for his live perform-ances and never disap-points fans.“It’s without a doubt that Ringo will

set his trend, asCapeTown is yet to expe-rience another live musical phenome-non,” he said.The picnic will also feature legendary

songbirds Caiphus Semenya, who willcelebrate his 75th birthday, and LettaMbuli.People are urged to take their picnic

baskets and blankets to the venue.

Tickets are available at Computicketat R195. VIP tickets are also on sale atR500 per person and R4600 for a group of10.VIP tickets include access to the exclu-

sive VIP area, secured VIP Parking, athree-course meal and an open bar.Vendors interested in trading on the

day can contact the CSun office on073 806 6983, 021 551 6251 [email protected]

City Vision readers stand a chance of winning one of fivedouble tickets to see Ringo Madlingozi live at LangaStadium on Tuesday 16 December. To enter, SMS “LiveSoul Picnic” to 34586. SMSes cost R1,50.

Recognising a shunned communityOften pilloried and cast asidein communities, gays andlesbians will get some lovewhen Solly Diamond throwsa Gay Appreciation Party onat La Roca on Sunday 26 Oc-tober.

Diamond said the partyaims to “celebrate the role ofthe gay society”.“This will encourage toler-

ance. We are all human be-ings,” he said.Call 073 682 7670.

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GENERAL NOTICES4010

.EIA PUBLIC PARTICIPATION PROCESSDEA&DP reference numbers: 16/3/1/1/A4/30/1099/14 (EIA)Proposed Installation of an Eaton Base Station on Erf 33517, Harare, Khayelitsha, Western Cape.Notice is given of a Public Participation Process & the intention to apply for EnvironmentalAuthorization in terms of the National Environmental Management Act, 1998 (Act No. 107 of1998) (“NEMA”), Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) Regulations. Warren Petterson Planning(WPP) has been appointed by Eaton Towers (Pty) Ltd to undertake the Basic Assessment (BA) forthe project.Project Proposal:Eaton Towers Proprietary Limited proposes constructing a 30m high monopole mast on Erf 33517Khayelitsha, located on Phuma Street, Harare, Khayelitsha, Cape Town and attaching 12 associatedantennas to the mast. Four equipment containers will be located at the foot of the mast. Thecompound will be surrounded by a 2.4m high palisade fence and will occupy an area ofapproximately 100m . Power is available on site and there is existing access.Application for environmental authorization to undertake the following activity:The proposed development triggers Activity 3 of Listing Notice 3 of Government Notice R546:The construction of masts or towers of any material or type used for telecommunicationbroadcasting or radio transmission purposes where the mast: (a) is to be placed on a site notpreviously used for this purpose, and (b) will exceed 15 metres in height, but excludingattachments to existing buildings and masts on rooftops.Exemption:The intention is to apply for exemption from Regulation 10(2) (d) of the EIA Regulations, display ofa notice of the decision taken by the DEA&DP in a newspaper and exemption from Regulation 16 ofthe EIA Regulations, the appointment of an Environmental Assessment Practitioner.Description of Alternatives:Alternative options for the proposed development, including alternative locations, design and theno-go option will be considered during the Basic Assessment.Opportunity to participate:Interested and affected parties (I&APs) are invited to provide written comments. I&APs shouldrefer to the DEA&DP reference number above, and must provide their comments together withtheir name, contact details (preferred method of notification, e.g. e-mail address or fax number)and an indication of any direct business, financial, personal or other interest which they have in theapplication to the contact person indicated below on/before 26 November 2014.For more information contact Warren Petterson Planning: Pieter van Staden-P.O. Box 44512,Claremont, 7735. Cell: 084 673 1388/Tel: (021) 552 5255/Fax: (021) 551 4020E-mail: [email protected]

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APARTMENTCENTRALLYLOCATED INMAITLANDR425k

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OLDCROSSROADSR2000003 Beds, Lnge, Kitch built ins, C/port, fenced

EMAKHAYAR2000002 Beds, Lounge, Kitchen

UKUBA UNENDLU OFUNA UKUYITHENGISASITSALELE NGAKUMBI KWALANGA BACKSTAGE,

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UKUBA IBOND YENDLU YAKHO IYAKOYISASIXELELE SIZAKUNCEDA. UKUBA UNENDLUYONKE OKANYE IGUMBI ELINGAPHANDLEOFUNA UKURENTISA NGALO DIBANA NATHI

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3 beds with double garage. Gated complexMANDALAY–R599000 - 4 bedsmesDrive through garage and pool, Need attenion

MITCHELLSPLAIN- TAFELSIGR280000 - 3 beds withmes Spacious yard andlounge & diningroom, Fully enclosed and secured

WESBANK–R1700002 bedroom third one converted into a shopFully enclosed with bathroomwith geyser

TAFELSIG–R1900002 beds with fully enclosed yard, Tiled floorsSpacious yard for further development

WESBANK–R2000003 basic bedroom, Neatly keptCROSSROADS- R300000

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GUGULETUPLOTR220000NEWCROSSROADSR250000Terminus Road - 2 beds, lnge, dnrm yard

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MAKHAYAR2200002 beds, fully enclosed.

Qualified buyers immediate occupation.

DELFTR170000Corner house, with 2 beds, toilet, enclosed

PLOTSAVAILABLE INKHAYELITSHARANGING FROM R100 000 - R120 000

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NYANGAR500000neg.Business plot with premises.

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DELFT (Close toAirportMall) R199000

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PHILLIPI(Close ToGoldenArrow)

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CITY VISIONThursday, 23 October 2014 SPORT 15

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MBASA0828298955BELLADONNAESTATE: BLUEDOWNS

R470,000 - Charming 2 Bed Corner house insecured estate wt a huge backyard garden - hasgreat potential for extension. Kitchen with builtin cupboards, Lounge, Bathroom and KitchenMANDELAPARK–R280000 - 2 Beds, 1 bath,kitch with geyser. Laminated floors in lounge &main bed + b.ic's. Comes wt a satellite dish.

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park 4 cars. Secured with b/bars & security gate.Walking distance to Creche, Clinic & SchoolsKuilsriver: Riverwalk –R320000REDUCEDPlot for sale. Size 434m². Live your dreams in thisnew developing area in one of the established &

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KHAYELITSHA -HARARER140000 - 3 bedroom home. Need renovationsSIYAHLALA -HARARER120000 - 1 BedSIYAHLALAR 110 000 deposit R55 000BETTER LIFE / PHILLIPI2 bedroom home. R140 000 deposit R100 000ACARCIAPARKR295000 - 3 bedroom flatdeposit R100 000MFULENIR180000 - 2 bedr. house, fully secured. Buyerswith R80 000 deposit can arrange a privatebond for R100 000MAKHAZAR95000 - 1 bedroomBLUEDOWNS -NEWBEGININGSR1500002 bedroom flatNEWDEVELOPMENT INKUILSRIVER INSECURE SMALL HOLDING. 10 PLOT AVAILABLER250 000 each. R10 000 deposit required tosecure your plot. Development will commence in2015.RENTALSDRIFTSANDS /BLUEDOWNS - R2500pmFORESTHEIGHTS - EERSTERIVIERR2500pmMFULENI R3000pm - 4 beds with garage &1 flat upstairs R1500.Call: 074 296 3988 /071 048 7228

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PHILLIPI R2500003 beds, lnge, kitchen, next to the station.

LUZUKOR550000A big house, 3 beds, lounge, kitchen with

built ins + 2 flats at the back.EMAKHAYAR350000

Very attractive 2 beds, dining room, lounge,kitchen, garage remote door.

OLDCROSSROADSR190000BARGAIN

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3 beds, lounge kitchen with built ins.

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TEL: 021 387 7453FOUNTAINVILLAGE - BLUEDOWNS

R480000neg3 beds, f/kitch, very neat houseMANDALAYR580000neg

2 beds, ff/kitch, aluminiumwindows &door, big gates, fully encircled & very neat

KHWEZI R5500003 beds, ff/kicth, fully enclosed, double

garage, wooden gates.HAZELDEANR580000

Beautiful must to see-3 beds, en-suite, biglnge & dnrm, f/kitch with stove, garage for4 cars, beautiful garden, well secured,

big gates.MANDELAPARK R250000

3 beds, lnge, kitch.PHILLIPI R170000URGENTSALE

2 beds, kitch, inside toilet, f/fenced gatesVSECTION - KHAYELITSHAR170000neg2 beds, lnge, shower, toilet pine ceiling

PSECTIONKHAYELITSHAR220000negFacebrick 2 beds, big lnge & kitch

Thobeka 072 123 8821 / 021 387 7453Vuyelwa 082 266 5709 /021 9094223Nozipho072042 3114 / 021 705 8201

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SILVERSOLUTIONCCDELFT SURBUBANR110000

1 bed, kitch, lng & bath.BONGWENI R450000

3 beds, lnge, kitch, bath, carport X 3 cars,fully secured.

PHILLIPI R120000 (Strictly cash)Semi detached 1 big bed, lnge, kitch, bath,

tiled floors,MANDELAPARKR2200002 beds, lnge, kitch, fully secured

GRACELANDR3500002 beds, o/plan lounge & kitch, f/secured.

MFULENI EXT-6 R1300002 beds, lnge, kitch, bathroomMFULENI PLOTR60000

With water, toilet & electricity.

DELFTR120000 - Corner houseB- SEC KHAYELITSHA - R320000

3 beds, f/kitchen, very large yard

UFUNAUKUTHENGISA INDLUYAKHO?Eddie 078063 5851/Vuyo073 872 4811

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VICTORYTICKETSJUBILEE PARK - EERSTERIVER

FromR489000or R4500permonth

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Contact:Khaya 072 596 5655

Email: [email protected] 073 261 8118HendryQaku084613 8831

In the ring: Support from provincial government

Boxing receives a boostCLIFFY MAGO

Boxing in the province has been on thedecline as a result of a number factors.This has led to DA member of the Pro-

vincial Legislature Masizole Mnqaselato “adopt the game” as his own.Late last year Mnqasela was ap-

proached by City Vision editor Voox So-nandzi, who doubles up as a boxingmatchmaker during his spare time, tohelp fund portions of the “Tribute ToMadiba 1” tournament held at the ORTambo Sports Complex in August.“Initially, we had hoped to stage the

fight on 18 July to coincide withMadiba’s birthday, but we could not asa result of logistics,” Sonandzi said.The tournamentwas largely funded by

Bato Star Holdings, under the chairman-ship of Mr Patrick Mngxunyeni, butthere were shortfalls.Other donors who contributed include

Boss Jobela of Jobela Star Services, MrHyder of Spine Road Caltex Fresh Stop,Eyodidi Funeral Services’ Chris Stali,Councillor Vuyokazi Matanzima andBonginkosi Madikizela (both in theirpersonal capacities).“My promoter Duma Nogaga paid

about R20 000 more, but we were stilllacking. Then I approached Mr Mnqase-la, who willingly sought sponsorshipthrough the Provincial Legislature,” So-nandzi explained.The bill was exciting and ringsiders

still rate the tournament as one of thebest in the recent past.Mnqasela said it was not the first So-

nandzi had persistently asked him to dosomething for the game.“He has been in my case for years, but

since I believe that sport must be usedas a catalyst to effect change in societyand influence development, I relented,”he said.“Boxing has proven that it is possible

to affect behavioural change throughsport and create a sustainable liveli-hood, but it requires systematic supportby government and the communities.“Provincial government recognises

that education, coupled with sport, is agame changer in the developing econo-my.”Mnqasela aims to lobby for provincial

government to place emphasis in grow-ing mass participation in sport atschools and clubs, and support boxingwhich is currently struggling.“Wemust continue to foster participa-

tion by all in sport,” he said.“Growing community partnerships

and private sector participation in theholistic approach in sport development,to achieve universal access by all com-munities – especially thepoorandhistor-ically disadvantaged communities.”Boxing South Africa Western Cape

chairperson Mickey Klaas welcomedMnqasela’s support and further urgedother politicians to follow suit.“We have many MPs and councillors

in our areas. I hope they are taking noteof kind actions like these,” said Klaas.Meanwhile, Sonandzi has announced

that Duma Boxing Promotions is plan-ning to stage a tournament dubbed“Fight Against Crime” at Thusong Cen-tre on a date to be announced.“Talks with sponsors are at an ad-

vanced stage. As soon as we get greenlight, we will make the necessary an-nouncement,” said Sonandzi.

From left: Silulo Uluthu boss Luvuyo Rani, Herman Potgieter, Masizole Mnqasela, Voox Sonandzi andMzonke Fana during a recent boxing tournament at the OR Tambo Sports Complex.

Rushda Mallick in her fight against ZiziphoKuza, who won the battle.

Luvuyo Rani chuckles as Yoto Tech founder, Sigqibo Pangantu, challenges him to the ring. It took nqasela’s negotiating skills to avert the war. PHOTOS: CM

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Kaizer Chiefs delirious fans celebrate after their side pipped Cape Town Ajax 01 at Cape Town Stadium on Sunday. The PSL handed over the Absa Premiership QInnovation Quarter 1 winners’cheque to the Phefeni Glamour Boys at halftime of their league game against Moroka Swallows on last night. PHOTO: RASHIED ISAACS

Fanatical Amakhosi supporters

Duathlon growsin VisionlandCLIFFY MAGO

A new sport is trending in the bustlingtownship of Khayelitsha

Thanks to the efforts of the Youth Empow-erment Project (YEP) Clan, duathlon is fastbecoming popular in the kasi.

YEP Clan founder Bongani Ngqobanesaid since they started duathlon sessions atthe Mandela Park Stadium, interest haspeaked in the sporting code.

“Last week we had our third inter-schools duathlon series, which featured pupilsfrom Masiyile, Bulumnko, Matthew Goni-we and Sizimisele high schools.

“There was a great buzz about,”Ngqobane said.

Boys of different ages ran and cycledagainst each other, completing lap after lap

around the soccer field.The participants started with the running

component and finished with 15 laps of cy-cling. Afterwards there was a winner’s cele-bration where the best three athletes werehonoured.

“It was exciting; every participant was awinner as far as we are concerned,”saidNgqobane.

Among the participants was a veteran cy-clist Mandela Park resident Alfred Molet-sane.

The all-rounder has participated in manyraces and boasts with two Cape Town CycleTours under his belt. “Cycling has been re-vived. I am cyclist at heart but it’ difficultto do it alone,” he said.

Moletsane hopes more people will joinhim in his quest.

Young and old athletes like Alfred Moletsane (centre) in the middle are finding the YEP ClanDuathlon races at Mandela Park Stadium a place to be on the weekends. PHOTO: CM

Calling all rugby veteransThe Lagunya Rugby Veterans Associationinvites all former rugby players to attendan urgent meeting at NY 49 Stadium on Sun-

day October 26 from 11:30am.This will be a report back meeting and

members are urged to attend.For details and more information kindly

contact Mr Reggie Bonxa on 0835944932.

Cityvision lagunya 23 oct 2014

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