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YANDISA POPPY DLEMBULA

THE Mbizana Local Municipality(MLM) recently visited the KhanyayoLocality in ward 15, Bizana to meetwith the Khanyayo clinic, manager.

Clinic workers have concerns about the lack ofdevelopment in their areawhichmakes it hard forthem to perform their duties properly.Beatrice Mampofu, who has been at the clinic

since 2001, said their situation also made it diffi-cult for them to appoint new staff to help carrythe workload.“Since this place is far from town, there are only

a fewhouseshere forus to rent. There isnoaccom-modation for new staff members,” said Mampofu.According to her, the lack of electricity makes

their lives very hard. “We have to do data captur-ing by hand and do most paper work by hand. Wehave to work with ancient equipment.”Mampofu said that they were working hard at

the clinic, doing their best to make everythingwork with the equipment at their disposal.MLM Mayor Makhaya Twabu said that, as the

municipality they did not know the clinic’s situa-tion until they saw it for themselves. “We willwork hard to meet the clinic halfway in trying toresolve their issues.”

Clinicstaffvoicegripes

The Khanyayo Clinic in Bizana where there isn’t even electricity to help staff perform their duties. PHOTO: YANDISA DLEMBULA

Beatrice Mampofu.

There is noaccommodationfor new staffmembers BEATRICE MAMPOFU

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ISEBE lezeMpilo namaqumrhu azimeleyoasajamelene nomceli-mngeni wokuxhobisauluntu lwasemaphandleni ngokuzikhuselakwizifo ezosulela ngokwabelana ngesondo.

Nangona luphume lusazi isimo sempilo ya-lo, uluntu lwaseTaweni kumasipala waseN-gquza Hill kwiveki edlulileyo, ngexesha ku-nikwa uqeqesho liqumrhu lakwaSiyayin-qoba, ‘Beat it’ ngendlela yokukhuselangokusebenzisa idyasi yomkhwenyana na-njengoku bekuyiveki yokusetyenziswa kwe-dyasi yomkhwenyana.

Le ndawo yaseTaweni, yenye yeendawoezithe zachongwa njengezibonakalisa uk-wanda kwezifo ezosulela ngokwabelanangesondo, ngokwenkcukacha-mananiezikhutshwe liSebe lezeMpilo kwiNgingqiyaseNgquza.

Echaza ngesihelegu, iCommunity Mobilis-er Coordinator, uMasixole Mbarhane kwaSi-yanqoba uthe: “Sichonge le ndawo yaseTawe-ni emva kophando ebesiluqhuba sileli qum-rhu, ngenjongo zokulwa nezifo ezinwenwaokomlilo wedobo kwilizwe jikelele, nga-kumbi kwindawo ezisemaphandleni.”

UMbarhane wongeze ngelithi, ezona njo-ngo, yileyo yokutyala imfundiso eluntwini

ngobungozi beSexual Transmitted Disease(STI)’s.Uthe babone eli phulo kufanele ukubaliqhutywe nge-Condom Week neyathi yaphe-hlelelwa ngokusesikweni nguMphathiswaweSebe lezeMpilo kuZwelonke, uGqirha Aar-on Motsoaledi. Kodwa kumakhulu amath-athu anesibini ebezimase le mfundiso,liqaqobana labantu abadala abaphumebonelisekile kuba obethethela abazalibeNgngqi, uMzwandile Tshungu uthe uyalix-hasa igxathu elidlalwe ngabantu bakwaSiya-nqoba kuba eli phulo lincedisana kakhulunabazali ekukhuliseni abantwana babonokubakhusela kwizifo ezithe ndii kwilizwejikelele. Uthethe kanje uMnu Tshungu ebon-akalisa uchulumanco nokuzuza.

Abantu abatsha bebengabonakalisi ku-likhathalela eli phulo njengokuba beku-phume iqaqobana kubo kodwa elivakaliseukuzithemba emva kweemfundiso ebezisiwangokuwa ziphuma kwiSebe lezeMpilo, Siya-nqoba namaqumrhu azimeleyo.

UTholeni Ncanazo uthe ukholelwa kukubaizifo zangaphantsi baza kuziva ngembali be-lulutsha kuba bafunde lukhulu ngobungozibazo ngenxa yokungazikhuseli. AmaSebeaseburhulumenteni ebehambisa iinkonzongaxeshanye kuquka, SASSA, Labour, HomeAffairs, SAPS uninzi lwabo luhlolela iTB,HIV kunye neswekile.

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Iqela lakwaSiyanqoba elihamba lifundisa uluntu ngokuziphatha kakuhle.PHOTO: YANDISA DLEMBULA

SIMBONGILE MDLEDLE

A SECURITY guard (47) was gunned downduring an armed robbery in Lusikisiki’sCentral Business District last weekWednesday.

The robbery took place at the Dlamants-hontsho Supermarket at about 4.30pm,when four men stormed into the supermar-ket. They waved their guns and orderedeveryone to lie on the floor.

Gunfire ensued between the securityguard and the robbers and it is believed

that the security guard got shot during thegun battle with the robbers. Police spokes-person, Captain Mduduzi Godlwana, con-firmed the incident and said there was nomoney taken from the supermarket, sincethey believe the robbers were disturbed bythe guard.CaptainGodlwana saidwhenpo-lice arrived on the scene, they discoveredthe body of the security guard a few kilome-tres away from the shop and next to it therewere 12 empty cartridges.

He said no arrests have been made yet,but the police were working tirelessly tocorner the perpetrators.

Security guard dies in gun battle YANDISA POPPY DLEMBULA

A MAN who was sitting in the Nyanisweniforest with his girlfriend was stabbed to deathrecently in what police say is the fifth violentincident reported to have happened there.

It is alleged that whilst the couple were sit-ting in the forest, three young boys appearedand took the girl away from the man withthe intention of raping her but the man in-tervened and was stabbed to death by theboys.

According to the police spokesperson, Cap-tain Mlungisi Mathidane, a murder case has

been opened at the Bizana police station andpolice are investigating. No arrest has yetbeen made.

“This is the fifth incident reported wheresomeonewaskilled or assaulted in that forest,which is a clear indication that the forest isdangerous and people should stop going intoor near the forest,” said Mathidane.

He confirmed that Nyanisweni forest hadbeen declared as a prohibited area and no oneis to enter that forest as it is now a crimescene.

The Bizana community were distraughtabout these murders as they felt that no onewas safe these days.

Couple’s forest outingends indeath


ANGRY protesters from Makhalweni local-ity in Lusikisiki last Wednesday took partin a march to voice their disatisfactionwith the misunderstanding between themand their headman over the constructionof the community clinic in the ward.

Andile Nondize from Lusikisiki saidthey want the clinic to be built at a placewhere it would be closer to everyone butthe headman of their locality wants it to bein his yard.

Nondize said they had come to a pointwhere they were tired of people who werecontrolling their lives and wanting to bringdevelopment in their own homes. “Eventhe government gets up and robs us of ourfood parcels and blankets when it is closerto elections but what we want is to makesure that our needs are taken care of aspromised, including this clinic.”

IngquzaHillmayor, PatMdingi, said con-sultation would be done with the MEC forLocal Government and Rural Affairs, Mli-bo Qoboshiyane’s office with regard to thismatter.

In a separate incident on Thursday, Mbi-zana’s Mayor was unable to continue whithhis community outreach which he startedlast week Wednesday when protestersclosed off the road leading to Khanyayo Lo-cality.

Protesting community members de-manded that the municipality install elec-tricity and supply water at their homes andbuild RDP houses.

The mayor of Mbizana Municipality, Ma-khaya Twabu, said they had tried by allmeans to resolve the issue but protestershad refused to move which then delayedthe visit to Critchlouw sports ground forfood, school uniforms and blanket hando-vers to community members of the Khan-yayo community.

Protestmarches continue


THE South African Police Services (SAPS) inthe Alfred Nzo District (AND) are conductingtown and rural area patrols in an effort tofight crime and maintain a zero crime rate inthe district.

Police in Bizana, Flagstaff, Lusikisiki, Flag-staff, Mount Ayliff and Mount Frere are call-ing on community members to work hand inhandwith themandreport criminal activitiesin their areas to help decrease the rate ofcrime and murder in these small towns.

In celebrationofNationalPoliceDay, policemembers visited communities in their areasand taught themabout the importance of com-munication so that community memberscould feel comfortable around the police andreport any criminal activities taking place intheir areas.

The Bizana Police Station Commissioner,Lieutenant Colonel Mthuthuzeli Hintsa, said

their main aim in visiting communities wasto interact with them so that they could real-ise that they can rely on police.

Police spokespersons from different clus-ters, Captain Mlungisi Mathidane, CaptainMduduzi Godlwana and Lieutenant EdithMjoko all agreed that being amongst the com-munities would help to curb criminal activi-ties instead of waiting for people to come andreport at the police station.

Lieutenant Mjoko said her team always dopatrols and they produce good results thatwere always applauded.

Whilst Captains Mathidane and Godlwanasaid their strongest points in their areas wereworking together with community memberswhich enable them to quickly apprehend theculprits. “We are watching and criminalsshould know that we have eyes and ears eve-rywhere and if people insist on doing crimi-nal activities – thinking they won’t get caught– they are wrong because we will get them,”concluded Captain Mathidane.

Policeneed community support

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THE Mbizana Local Municipal leadershipmet with different community representa-tives recently to find solutions of resolvingthe issues that were raised by communitiesduring recent protests.

This was to try to resolve the problem ofservice delivery protests that had been hap-pening almost every week in different wardsof the municipality last month. People weredemanding development within their com-munities, including RDP houses, water, elec-tricity and sanitation.Andile Bikita, who was part of one of the

protests, said that they had not let themunici-pality off the hook but they were simply justgiving thema chance tomake things right. “Ifwe do not agree with what they have to offer,we will make sure that no one is going to votein Bizana on May 7,” said Bikita.The Mayor of Mbizana Local Municipality,

MkhayaTwabu, said as themunicipality theyhad implemented programmes to talk to com-munities and have them set up committeesthe municipality can talk to directly. He add-ed by saying that the purpose of the meetingwas to tell the representatives that so far themunicipality was busy with dealing withwhatneedsmaintenance in communities andthey are also working on projects they have

started; then the rest will be placed in thenext financial budget.“Wehave also contacted the districtmunic-

ipality and government departments that areinvolved at a provincial level for assistancein some of the demands of the communitiesthat really need development,” concludedTwabu.

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Municipalitymeetswith community leaders

The Mayor of Mbizana Local Municipality,Makhaya Twabu during a community meeting in

Bizana. PHOTO:YANDISA DLEMBULA

A NIGERIAN national, who is an Informa-tion Technology specialist, is accusing thepolice in Lusikisiki of being partial follow-ing strong beatings he allegedly got fromthe landlord, which left him with a brokenarm and injuries to his whole body.Ifeany Uche was allegedly attacked by his

landlord and his friends a few kilometresaway from the police station where he wasrenting a flat. But no police men attendedto hismatter, even thoughhe phoned the po-lice during the attack. When he went him-self to the police station to open a case, hewas arrested and charged with assault.He later called his lawyer who managed

to talk to the police who later released himon free bail. Uche said he was the first whoopened the case against the landlord andhisfriends and that they were the ones whowere supposed to be arrested.“Look at our case numbers to show that

I came first to the police station. My casenumber is 182/022014 and the landlord’scase number is 189/022014. The police treat-edme very unfairly and theywere in favourof the landlord because he is a well-knownperson in Lusikisiki. It was difficult evento get help from the police officer who wason duty on this day after mentioning thename of my landlord,” he said.Uche described how the bickering be-

tween them started. Since I normally paymy rent on the 15th of every month I asked

for an extension since I was having a delayin getting the money. But two days after myrequest he camewithhis friends demandingmoney and threatening to take me out.

“When he was threatening to evict me Itold him to go ahead and throw me out ofhis property. That iswhen I triggeredhis an-ger since it will need three months notice.Then they started to beat me until I becameunconscious and threwmy things out of myroom. I got assistance frommybrotherswholive in the neighborhood,” he said.Uche said he lost everything becausemost

of his belongings were damaged includingthe furniture.Police spokesperson, Captain Mduduzi

Godlwana, said it was impossible for the po-lice not attending in the incident becausethey were always available for any incidentthat takes place in town.“Wehavepatrols dailywhere even the sta-

tion commander participates. He said thepolice were not wrong in arresting Mr Uchebecause both of them had opened the casesand to arrestwas not a punishment, it’s onlyto secure the attendance in court. So it wasnot difficult to find the businessman sincehe is well-known in Lusikisiki and we dohave his address,” said Godlwana.Attempts to get hold of the businessman

before going to press were fruitless as hiscellphone was on voicemail – SIMBONGILEMDLEDLE

Victim upset after police arrest

Ifeany Uche is accusing police of being biased after he was allegedly assaulted by his landlord.PHOTO:SIMBONGILE MDLEDLE


KUDED’ ubumnyama kwavel’ ukukhanyakubahlali bakwa Ward 21 kwilali yaseMh-langanisweni kwidolophu yaseMount Frerekw eli phondo laseMpuma-Kapa, ngethubaumasipala wase kuhlaleni Umzimvubu Lo-cal Municipality ubambisene nenkampanieshi-shina ngombane kweli u-Eskom be-nikezela ngombane ngomhla ngoLwesith-

athu lweveki ephelile.

Umaspala waseMzimvubu ushiyeeqinisekile ukuba umbane uyasebenzakulelali, kanti oyinkosi kule lali uBaphaka-mise Ntutha uthe zosuliwe iinyembezi ku-bahlali kwaye bayabulela kurhulumente weAfrican National Congress (ANC). Kuleminyaka ingamashumi mabini uphetheuthe uze no-tshintsho ezimpilweni zoluntu

ngokubanzi. USodolophu waseMzimvubuuCeba Khulukazi Phangwa uthe urhulu-mente uhleli ezama kangangoko uku-qinisekisa ukuba impucuko iyabonakalakwiindawo ngeendawo, kwaye laa ntoibisenzeka eMhlanganisweni iseza kufikanakwezinye ilali, ntonje abahlali kufaneleukuba babenomonde bathembe iinkokhelizabo.“Nathi siyavuyisana nalelali kuba sifuna

iilali zethu ziphucuke ngolona hlobo ukuzenabahlali bazo babengamangqina okubaurhulumente uyazizisa iinkonzo nokubakuphi na,” kutsho uPhangwa.UCeba Vuyelwa Bulana wale ndawo uthe

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WITH the focus of developing the Bizana commu-nity in terms of education, the Mbizana Local Mu-nicipality (MLM) visited schools in Khanyayo Lo-cality in Bizana last week.

They fixed school windows and donated tables,chairs, and toys to the school and crèche, as wellas benches to the Khanyayo Clinic.

The Mbizana municipal team said this was partof a programme driven by President Jacob Zuma’sState of the Nation Address putting the emphasison investment in education.

MLM mayor, Makhaya Twabu, said they chosethe location because it was one of the localitiesthat needed a serious intervention. “We want allcommunities to know that the government caresfor themandmore especiallywewant the childrento be motivated at all times about going to school.This is why we donated toys, small tables andchairs to pre-schools and fixed the broken win-dows of Khanyayo Junior Secondary school.”

This was done at the beginning of the mayoraloutreach. Later, on the same day, the team handedover five benches to the Khanyayo clinic.

“Delegates that were sent to assess the area saidthe clinic also needed an intervention after seeingpeople sitting outside with no chairs. This is whywe took money out of our own pockets to buybenches,” said Mayor Twabu.

Sibusiso Bhaca who was speaking on behalf ofthe beneficiaries, said the community was veryhappy with the visit.

Municipality lendsahelpinghand

Mbizana Local Municipal Mayor, Makhaya Twabu,fixing some of the broken windows at KhanyayoJunior Secondary School in Bizana.

HOTO: YANDISA DLEMBULASome of the children from Khanyayo Pre-school sitting on the new chairs.

PHOTO:YANDISA DLEMBULA


THE Disabled People of South Africa’s(DPSA) Bizana branch will soon occupytheir long awaited new offices.

The new office will be situated at theLove Life Centre in Bizana.

The chairperson of DPSA, NompikisoMaziyane, said they would like to thankthe Mbizana Local Municipality for mak-ing this happen.

She said although they had been givenoffice space at the centre, they were stillwaiting for the mayor to officially handover the offices to the organisation.

“We are very grateful for this opportu-nity as it shows that the municipality candeliver to our needs, even if it meanspushing them to get it done,” said Maziya-ne.

Commending the organisation for its ac-complishments on behalf of the communi-ty, Andiswa Khuzwayo, said this was good

news for the organisation.“The fact that the office is situated at the

Love life centre is a bonus to members ofthe organisation, since this centre pro-vides counselling and free HIV testing foryoung people. It will help the disabledyouth to interact with other young peo-ple,” concluded Khuzwayo.

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MBIZANA LOCAL MUNICIPALITY

NOTICE

ADJUSTMENTS BUDGET 2013/14

Notice is hereby given in terms of regulation 26 of the Municipal Budget and

Reporting Regulations that the Mbizana Local Municipality’s council has

revised its budget in terms of s28 of the Municipal Finance Management Act

No. 56 of 2003 after considering the mid-year budget and performance

assessment for the financial year 2013/14.

VOTE ORIGINAL BUDGET ADJUSTMENTS ADJUSTED BUDGET

REVENUE 255 722 043,524 1 739 458,54 297 461 502,06

EXPENDITURE

TOTAL 255 722 046,76 41 739 455,30 297 461 502,06

Council & General Expenses 17 912 206,13 996 003,63 18 908 209,75

Mayor’s Office 2 870 000,00 -80 000,00 2 790 000,00

Municipal Manager 23 939 253,80 4 423 665,63 28 362 919,43

Speaker 3 998 320,00 -150 000,00 3 848 320,00

Budget & Treasury 20 207 850,01 29 809 218,53 50 017 068,53

Corporate Services 27 878 781,51 391 947,30 28 270 728,81

Development & Planning 6 706 346,00 22 199,93 6 728 545,93

Community Development 16 377 815,00 -1 644 969,61 14 732 845,39

Refuse Removal & Cemetary 13 925 260,00 -4 519 438,66

9 405 821,34

Planning & Infrastructure 70 715 836,00 4 234 535,61 74 950 371,61

Electricity 51 190 378,32 8 256 292,95 59 446 671,27

Profit/(Loss) 3,24 -3,24 0,00

Copies of this document will be available from the following offices:

This is also available on our website at www.mbizana.gov.za

Office of the Municipal Manager Office of the Mayor

Mbizana Local Municipality Mbizana Local Municipality

51 Main Street 51 Main Street

Bizana Bizana

4800 4800

_________________________

Mr. L. Mahlaka

Municipal Manager

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THE Umgosi team would like to give athumbs-up to traffic officers who were con-ducting operations at all entrances of UTAand even in the CBD a couple of weeks ago.

We were not aware that the people who aretransporting us in taxis or combis, do nothave driver licences or a permit to transportpeople.

But all along their driving ability was mak-ing us suspect. You see, our lives were in dan-ger because we just boarded the taxis not ask-ing about their papers. Oh!! It was more thanthe word nice when traffic officials towedaway taxis that were illegally parked intown.

Perhaps the drivers of UTA and surround-ings will learn to obey the rules of the road.

You know what? It is not rare to see thedriver of a vehicle in UTA just stop in frontof you without signalling or even an apologybecause bazicingela bodwa.

Keep it up ke gents, by doing so you are

bringing back the image of original UTA, notlo siwubonayo ngoku.

Some drivers are afraid to drive in this townlike Gesh’s father because of the reckless driv-ing in this town.

You see ke umgosi team is praising whenthere is a need to do so. But there is a trafficofficer who spoiled the whole effort. Ngubaningoku lowo i-gossip seyisincoma? The guy isdriving a black VW with CA number plates –we failed to take down the registrationnumber. What did he do?

We were driving our Turu-turu down Nel-son Mandela Drive when we saw this carspeeding like Michael Schumacher. The guyeven went through a red robot. Undixelele keukuba abantu bafunda ntoni kuni nizitrafficofficers nisidla amarobot?

We were astonished when we saw this wasa traffic officer in full uniform. Mnyama njelo mfana u-active kakhulu apha ekubambenikanti naye wophula umthetho.

Practise what you preach my bru.

Ukushiye njani kanti mmbi?

Uyazi okunye kuyaxaka nyhani apha e-zweni sokhile. Yintoni kuni makwedini om-gosi? Kaloku besizityela umngqusho nenya-ma la kwaMaDlamini eMamela apho ke si-tya khona. Sihleli ecalenikwamantombazana ayi 3. Uyabazi ke oosisixa bedibene ngokubalisa nengxoxo yabofuthi ihlala ingabanye okanye omnye umn-tu.

Kukhona le ibindana kucaca ukuba yashi-ywa esokeni latshata omnye ngoku wonyeli-sa lo wathathwayo apha ebanganeni bakheukuba kukhala oosister bakhe (umyeni)ukuba yintoni na le wayithathayo imbi kan-gaka ingafundanga nokufunda. Uze ke sisiusixelele ukuba oosisi bangena ndawonikweyabantu ababini. Uze ubaxelele ukubabathi ngapha eMampondweni uze ungayi-ngeni indaba yamagutsha. Naye ude angqineukuba hayi shame, mmbi la sisi. Ude athiuke wababona behamba bobabini. “Abafane-lananga tu bobabini.” Mmawwu, bubuhlun-gu bentliziyo dade, khazi wakushiya kanjanikanti usisi lo mbi nje? Kuyacaca moss ukubakukhona apho wawungalenzi khona ixeshawashiyeka nobuhle bakho wahamba nendo-da le yena uNobubi. Ungaba muhle ucokekahle, ufunde futhi, ubenemali ubenakhokonke mara inking’ ila. Ukhe uyive nengomaisisho lokho. Isimanga ke nalo utsho le ntoasiboni nanto intle ebona abanye ababi nje.U-yabona ke sihlala siyikhuza le nto yabantuabahamba bego-ssiper ngabanye, sithi esin-elolungelo, so sisi hlukana nomzi wabantuwena ushiyiwe qha qala ubomi obutsha ux-olise intliziyo yakho. Uvile moss or uthengeICD kaRingo uve daai ding sikuringer yona.

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zincinci even nakuMbali kaGesh umyekeuPerm. Okay akukho nto, sihambe nazo ezintwana sizishiya eMthatha Plaza xa zisehlazithi enkosi bro, zitsho kuGesh mind. Habekanti sekwabanjani emhlabeni, umntwanaolingana noKamva wam sengathi bro kum?Nako ke ukuphela kwentlonipho kubaikwababa badala wofika becela iskeyfuebantwaneni kuphele sebebizwa ‘ta bani’nangona enomntwana ongaphezulu le kuloambiza ‘ta’, aqhele umtwana abize naba a-ngaseli okanye angatshayi nabo. Lo nto yo-kwehlula ubhuti notata awuyifundiswauyambona umntu omdala nakubhuti wa-kho uthi tata ungathi bro what is that. Liya-tshabalala ilizwe sijongile niyakuze nithiwawu-tshilo umgosi ndiyanixelela.

Lixesha lokuhlala nabazukulu ekhayangoku makhuyu

Uyazi kukhona abantu abangazimisela-nga ngakuguga ungazi ukuba bayaphinobumnandi. Even nam Gesh xa sekuphu-ma ooNuts, nooTins ndiyayiyeka le ntoyokuhamba ubumnandi kwaye negossipndiyayiyeka kungena abanye abasebatsha.Besila-pha eLusiki kwenye ingoji ekuthiwayiMabaleng.

Heyi kukhona ugogo ebezipitse nge-brukhwe ejiyva ngathi umenyiwe kule tav-ern but iminyaka besebonakala ukuba ayi-satsho ukuba bekufanele usephakathikwethu. Mara noba ungazenza mtshangaruj nama-makeups imibimbi yonangeke uyenze nex.

Khazi abazukulwana nekhehla lakheubashiye phi nabani?

Kwabafana banamhlanje bangenazimilosebemthe nca, kuba kaloku naye ufuna uku-thiwa nca de awinwe phofu ke yinto ebeveleesukele yona endlini ezixelela ukuba aka-buyeli kwakhe.

Nithi ke aba bethu basakhulayo bazaku-funda phi oogogo babo xa besagroova befu-na ooBen 10?

Asithethi sithule qha sidlulisa nje oko

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The Pearson Marang Education Trust is a non-profit organisation supported by Pearson EducationSouth Africa. The Trust seeks to develop effective models to enable district officials and teachers toimprove teaching and learning outcomes in under-resourced contexts, within national education policyframeworks.

We are looking for 1 local to join our District Partnership Programme.

Support curriculum advisors to enable teachers in under-resourced contexts to implement the DBE'scurriculum effectively.Liaise with provincial education departments, districts and other stakeholders.Operate within budget parameters.Maintain high standards of quality and accountability.

Initiate, develop and maintain cooperative working relations with a broad range of educationstakeholders.

Support curriculum advisors to enable teachers, across the curriculum and in all phases, to

Provide effective project management to support these interventions.Monitor, evaluate, reflect on and adapt interventions to ensure relevance and effectiveness.Insightful report writing.High levels of independence and accountability.

·Learner focused, transformational, strategic, visionary and innovative·A developmental, inspirational, solution-oriented leader·A relationship-builder capable of making things happen·Always learning, courageous, ethical and determined

Good understanding of:The South African education system and context, the NQF, the NCS & CAPS

of any of the following will be an advantage:Implementing the curriculum as a teacher in under-resourced contextsSupporting teachers in under-resourced schools to implement the curriculumSupporting curriculum advisors to enable under-resourced schools to implement the curriculumSupporting under-resourced schools/districts from within the education system, and from either an NPO orcorporate perspective.

Matric + relevant 4-year degree. An Honours or Masters in Education will also be an advantage.

Applicants should forward their CVs plus a short letter of motivation [email protected] more about us on www.pearson.co.za, www.pearson.com and www.linkedin.com

Curriculum Facilitator

Successful practical experience

Applicants must have their own vehicles and be willing to travel to district offices and schools daily

31 March 2014

If you have not heard from us within 2 weeks of the closing date, please consider your applicationunsuccessful.

Job Opportunity with the

Key Responsibilities

Core competencies

Leadership competencies

Experience

Qualifications

Requirements

Closing date

Pearson MarangEducation Trust1 Curriculum FacilitatorPermanentBased in the Eastern Cape

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The generic NCS & CAPS implementation requirements across the curriculum in all phasesThe specific implementation requirements for mathematics in at least 2 phases

Implement curriculum guidelines effectivelyUse textbooks and learner and teacher support materials effectivelyTeach English medium subjects in EnglishImprove teaching, learning and assessment practices, particularly in mathematics

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LAUNCH OF THE NATIONAL INFORMALBUSINESS UPLIFTMENT STRATEGY (NIBUS)

The Minister of Trade and Industry, Dr Rob Davies (MP),invites informal business owners and stakeholdersto the launch of the NIBUS and the Informal TradersUpliftment Project. The launch will be hosted by the PortSt Johns Local Municipality and the Wholesale and RetailSETA.

Date: Friday, 14 March 2014

Time: 8:30 am

Venue: Port St Johns Sports Ground, City Centre

All informal businesses (including spaza shop owners,street traders, home-based enterprises, manufacturers,weavers, mechanics, panel beaters, farmers, hairdressersand seamstresses) are encouraged to attend to learn howthis strategy will support and uplift their businesses.

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AMAMPONDO United FCincreased their chances ofwinning the Safa SABCoastal Stream Regionalleague last Sunday whenthey beat International FC2-0.

Unitedwas in second posi-tion with a game in handand now they are still sec-ond with the advantage ofgoals they have scored andthose scored against them.The gap between them

and the log leaders 2010StormBreakers has been re-duced. It would be up to theBreakers to maintain themomentum and win the re-maining games if they wantto claim the crown sinceUnited is hot on their heelsand they also want to claimthe league title.

This game was supposedto be played two weeks ago,but was postoned due to theproblem of referees who didnot show up.Safa had meetings last

week and resolved the prob-lem of referees and all thegames resumed over thispast weekend.

All teams are now lev-elled having played 10matches with four remain-ing games each.The Vodacom league

games saw Champions lose2-1 at home to East London’sTornado, while Red Starsdrew one all with KokstadLiverpool on Saturday.Weekend SAB Regional

League full results: CoastalStream; International 0 vsAmaMpondo United FC 2.Mthatha Stream;Madikizela All Stars FC 0 vsCapital Spurs FC 0.

AmaMpondoUnited increases theirchancesofwinning the log

AmaMpondo United FC continued with their winning ways when they beat International 2-0 last Sunday. PHOTO: GREG NOTA

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