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THE Minister of Science and Tech-nology, Naledi Pandor, launchedtheWorld Space Science Outreachand Awareness Open Day at Wal-ter Sisulu University (WSU), Za-

mukulungisa Campus in Mthatha last Satur-day.

The aim of the launch was to advise pupilsto choose Science and Mathematics as mainsubjects, so that they could become scientistsand doctors.

Pupils from various Senior SecondarySchools in Mthatha and those under theLusikisiki district, attended the World SpaceScience Outreach open day.Among the people who motivated pupils

was Mandla Maseko (26) who won the AxeApollo Space Academy competition last year,securing himself one of 23 seats in the LnxMark II Shuttle which will go into space nextyear.Maseko encouraged students to take good

decisions about their lives, forget about pov-erty and not lose focus owing to their back-grounds. The Eastern Cape MEC for the De-

partment of Education, Mandla Makupula,emphasized the need for young people to takeadvantage of the opportunities offered by gov-ernment.“TheECdepartment of educationwelcomes

technologically advanced initiatives of thisnature. It is a great opportunity for our youngpeople to fully engage with the country’sbrightest minds,” said Makupula.He said as the department they acknowl-

edge that they had been obtaining a poor passrate duringmatric exams, but that this didn’tmean they would take a back seat.“I am challenging Grade 12’s to work hard

so that we can at least obtain a 70% pass ratein this years final exams. Parents must givetheir full support to their children during theexams.” Pandor appealed to young people tostudymathematics and science in order to in-crease the supply of critical skills that are vi-tal to the economy of South Africa.“I encourage you to choose Mathematics

and Physical Science as subjects. Science ca-reers are demanding and require a high levelof perseverance. One of my responsibilities isto discover pupils with talent and potentialfor science, engineering and technology ca-reers,” said Pandor.

Minister of Science and Technology, Naledi Pandor, recently launched the World Space Science Outreach and Awareness Open Day at the Walter Sisulu University (WSU). PHOTO: SUPPLIED

Pandor launches space scienceproject

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ASTUDENT (22) fromNgqungqushe FurtherEducation Training (FET) College wasstabbed to death on Saturday, October 4, atthe Mathakhatha Tavern in the LusikisikiCentral Business District (CBD).

SikhokheleMpehle a N6 BusinessManage-ment student from Mnga location in Tsolo

was allegedly stabbed in the neck and laterdied in the St Elizabeth hospital, Lusikisiki.His relatives only found out about his death

two days later.Sikhokhele’s aunt, Nontle Mpehle, said she

was devastated about his death and describedhim as someone with a good sense of humourand non-violent person.His girlfriend, Khanyisa Mandela (35), said

she last sawhimatmidday on Saturday in thecompany of his roommate.“We chatted a bit and they left and I was

surprised when he didn’t come back to ourroom later. Two days passed without himcoming back to our room, so I decided to callhis family.“This was when we found his body lying in

the hospital mortuary,” said Mandela.She said she had lost a friend because he

was everything to her. According to her, hewas humble and hated fighting.“He was not violent, actually he was a cow-

ard. I really don’t know what the person whostabbed him’s problem was. His death is tear-ing my heart apart,” said Mandela.The police confirmed the incident and said

no arrests had yet been made, but that theywere investigating the matter.Police spokesperson, Captain Mduduzi

Godlwana, said police in Lusikisiki were in-vestigating a case of murder.Sikhokhele is expected to be laid to rest on

Saturday, October 25 at his home in Mnga,Tsolo.

Student stabbed todeathat tavern

Sikhokhele Mpehle who wasstabbed to death in Lusikisiki.PHOTO: SUPPLIED

REPORTER

AS the world panics over the Ebola outbreak,West Africans are reportedly fleeing their coun-tries in a bid to outrun the virus – someevenhead-ed overland for South Africa.

According to the Sunday Independent, thiscould place South Africa at considerable risk.Johannesburg-based members of the immi-

grant communities from Liberia, Sierra Leoneand Guinea, told the newspaper that there is aconsiderable number of people attempting toreach SA, most trying to reach it overland – a 5000km trek.Oneman said he alone knew of at least five peo-

ple who were on their way.The newspaper reports that it would just take

one carrier to change the situation in SA – partic-ularly in a community that is largely housed inthe densely populated city centre of Johannes-burg – an ideal breeding ground for a communica-ble virus such as Ebola.In addition, these often undocumented mi-

grants also enter the country through the porousborder at Beitbridge in northern Limpopo – anentry point that has no measures such as temper-ature radars in place to check visitors who couldbe carriers.

However, Minister of Home Affairs Malusi Gi-gaba and Minister of Health Aaron Motsoaledihave stated that although caution needs to be ex-ercised, it cannot be done at the expense of fuel-ling xenophobia.Motsoaledi said that he feels SA is too far away

for most people to reach by land and if they werecarrying the disease, the chances are they wouldnotmake it to the border alive, reported the news-paper.Meanwhile, as reported by News24 on Satur-

day, the UN special envoy on Ebola says thenumber of cases is probably doubling every threeto four weeks and the response needs to be 20times greater than itwas at the beginning of Octo-ber.David Nabarro warned the UN General Assem-

bly on Friday that without the mass mobilisationof the world to support the affected countries inWest Africa, “it will be impossible to get this dis-ease quickly under control, and the world willhave to live with the Ebola virus forever.”Nabarro said the UN knows what needs to be

done to catch up to and overtake Ebola’s rapidadvance “and together we’re going to do it.“And our commitment to all of you is to achieve

it within a matter of months – a few months,” hesaid.More than 4 000 people have died of the disease

since the start of the outbreak, the worst to date.Last week, News24 reported that although no

cases of Ebola have been reported in South Afri-ca, the country is ready for a possible outbreak.“It’s not that we are just starting now. We are

just ramping up efforts to fight the virus thatstarted in December,” said Motsoaledi.Aministerial advisory committee onEbola had

been appointed comprising private healthcareprofessionals.Motsoaledi said Cabinet had approved a budget

of R32.5million to support Ebola preparednessand response activities.South Africa started in March and strength-

ened efforts at major airports, especially the Lan-seria and OR Tambo International airports in Jo-hannesburg.“Private health care practitioners were also

put on alert,” he said.They were given a 24-hour number to contact

the National Institute of Communicable Diseasesif they encountered a patient who possibly hadEbola.Officials at ports of entry had been trained to

deal with the disease.According to the latest toll from the World

Health Organisation, the deadly virus has killed3 439 people in West Africa since the start of theyear. – www.news24.com

West Africans flee Ebola, head to SouthAfrica In accordance withthe editorial policyof the Express, weinvite readers tocomment onmistakes in thenewspaper andshall correctsignificant errorsas soon as possi-ble. Send info tothe Ombudsman ofMedia24’s LocalPress, GeorgeClaassen, atgeorge.claas-sen@media24.comor call him at0 021 851 3232.Readers can alsocontact the SAPress Ombudsmanat0 011 484 3612/8 or e-mailombudsman@press-council.org.za.

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TWO young Tsolo boys told Express abouttheir horror experience when a frienddrowned right in front of their eyes in theMt-hatha River on Wednesday, last week.

Yanga Mpande (13) said his cousin, AfikaMpande (16), had tried to swim across theMt-hatha river nearNcambeleVillage shortly af-ter he and another friend, Lunga, made itacross.Yanga described Afika, who was a Grade

6 pupil at Mpindweni Junior SecondarySchool, as his swimming and fishingmentor.“It was our first time to swim across the

river, so when Lunga and I managed to reachthe other side, Afika took off his clothes andsaidhe couldnot be outdonebyus. “Butwhenhe was in the middle of the river (about 3mdeep), he struggled,” said Yanga.He raised his head and shouted Lunga’s

name three times.“When his head came up for the fourth

time, he didn’t speak and his eyes had turnedred,” he said, adding that Afika then disap-peared beneath the surface. Yanga said Lun-ga had dived into the river to try to save Afi-ka, but it was too late.Afika’s distraught grandmother Nozukile

Mpande gathered with neighbours and fami-ly at their home inMpindweni Village, about6km away. South African Police ServicesCradock K9 rescue unit member CaptainJacques Swartz and a colleague were joinedbypolice from theTsoloRural Safety andSec-tor Policing units 24 hours later.Working with a sniffer dog, Swartz

searched thewater, but called it off at variousintervals as he waited for his colleagues whowere attending another Avondale incident.The boy’s body was eventually found the fol-lowing afternoon.

The boy’s grandfather, Mncedisi Mpande,(69), the village Chief Sakhumzi ZibuzeleTswina and local residents had gathered

along the river banks to watch the search.Tswina said hot conditions and school holi-

days exposed children to the risk of drowning.

“When it’s cold inwinter theywill never comenear the water. The risk is very high in sum-mer,” said Tswina.

Boyshelplesslywatch frienddrown

K9 Rescue Unit member Captain Jacques Swartz and his sniffer dog searching for the body of drowning victim Afika Mpande (16) at the MthathaRiver near Tsolo. INSET: Afika Mpande. PHOTO:SUPPLIED

REPORTER

EASTERN Cape MEC for the Department ofHuman Settlement, Helen Sauls-August, hassent out a sternwarning to RDPhouses bene-ficiaries who are illegally selling their hous-es.

Sauls-August was speaking at the fifth an-nual Joe Slovomemorial lecture in Despatchnear Port Elizabeth in the Eastern Cape. Thelecture coincided with World Habitat Day.The first Monday of October was announcedby the United Nations as World Habitat Day.The purpose of this day is to reflect on the

state of towns and cities, and on the basicright of all to have adequate shelter, but forsome this day reminded them of the strugglethey are going through to get a shelter.Nombuzo Booysen has been staying at

Khayamnandi informal settlement in Des-patch since 1995 and she’s still waiting for a

beneficiaries selling or renting out theirhouses for business purposes. She said thiscreated more backlogs for the department.“Wewill not tolerate the illegal occupation

and illegal selling of houses. This is an assetfrom government. If someone doesn’t wanttheir house, theymust give it back. There arelots of deserving people waiting for houses.”Joe Slovo’s daughter, Gillian Slovo, who

delivered the keynote address, had com-mended the department’s work in providingshelter for the needy.Talking about her father, she said the lec-

ture brought back memories about her fa-ther.“It is an enormous honour to come here

and talk about Joe and honour him. It alsohelped me to think again about my father,and his work and who he was. It has been agreat pleasure to do this.”Joe Slovo was the first minister of housing

in 1994 until his death on January 6, 1995.

Illegal RDP house sellers warned

RDP house.“Living condi-

tions in Khayam-namndi arenot goodat all. We don’t evenhave toilets andelectricity. Thereare a lot of cracks inour houses.” Cor-ruption and shoddyhouses built by con-tractors are some ofthe challenges thedepartment of Hu-man Settlement isfaced with in deal-ing with the backlogof more than seven-hundred thousandhouses.At the beginning

of the year, the de-partment set asideR209 million to rec-tify 2 721 defectivehouses during thisfinancial year.Sauls-August said

on top of that theyhad the challenge of

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Dear Dr Love,

My Name is Amy, please help me. I have acolleague, who is always on my case recentlyabout us going out together.

This, Doc, has been going on for the pastthree months now. Honestly Dr Love, I’m notcomfortable at all with this and I find it verydifficult to cope, with all my friends telling methat I’m sick or even suggesting that I’m evenblind not to say yes to this guy.

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GREG NOTA

ELDERLY people from Mbizana and sur-rounding areas took part in a 5km fun walkfrom Emsarhweni, Nyanisweni, to the Mbi-

zana Cultural Village whichmarked the cel-ebration of OR Tambo month last Friday.October is the month in which the struggleicon, Oliver Reginald Tambo, was born atNkantolo Village onOctober 27, 1917.Mbiza-

na Municipality had joined hands to com-memorate his life and the vital role heplayed in the struggle of the country. On theday, the elderly had to get out of bed as earlyas 5am to be part of the funwalk to commem-

orate the life of one of their own. Winnersand other participants were awarded priz-es. The elders were happiness was evidentin the jovial songs they were singing beforethe start of the walk.

Elderswalk for Tambomonth

Participants walking up the small hill immediately after the start of the walk. PHOTO: GREG NOTAThe way they walk shows determination. PHOTO: GREG NOTA

The first women to reach the finish line were, from left, Ivy Mdayimane who came fist followed byNomtshato Sobetye. Hot on their heels in third was MaMbhele Malimba. PHOTO: GREG NOTA

The top three in the men’s category were, from left, Zakanzima Mgqithwa (the winner), LumkileDingile (third) and Mandlenkosi Chiya (second). PHOTO: GREG NOTA

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ACADEMY FC secured themselves a place toplay the finals of the Ngumbela Top 8 (NT8)when they beat Black Pirates by 2-0 in theirsemi-final played last Sunday at NgumbelaSports Ground, Dutywa.

Both teams showed their determination toplay in the finals but unfortunately for BlackPirates,who failed to capitalize on the scoring

opportunities theyhad, theywill nowplay thelosers final on Sunday, October 19 againstMhuku FC.

The goal scorers were Asavela Phandle andSiphiwe Madyibi. The man of the match wasBonga Klaushe of the Academy FC.

Academy FC will play against ExcellenceFC in the finals of the Ngumbela Top 8 on Sun-day at Ngumbela Sports Ground in Dutywaand supporters of both teams are expected tocome out in numbers to support their teams

known for their entertaining dribbling skills.The competition’s co-ordinator for Mb-

hashe Local Football Association, Lungisa“Thole” Somdaka, said there were 28 teamswho were playing in the Promotion Leagueunder South African Football Association(Safa), but one of the business owners in Du-tywa sponsored a Top 8 knockout.

He said the league was for teams that arefrom Dutywa only. On Sunday the first gameof the day will be between Black Pirates and

Mhuku Stars FC starting at 9am and they willbe playing a losers’ final. The second gamewill be the final at 12noon between the Acade-my FC and Excellence FC.

According to Somdaka, all the teams thatplayed in the NT8 will get a prize dependingon which stage they were eliminated. Amongthe top prizes that would be awarded to theplayers in the final match, the goal scorer willgo home with R2 000 and the man of the matchwill go home with R1 000.

Academy to face Excellence in top8

Academy FCbeat BlackPirates by

2-0 and willnow face

Excellence FCin the finals.

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Black Pirates FCwill play againstMhuku Stars FC inthe losers final.PHOTO:BABALWANDLANYA