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FOLLOWING his meeting with theSouth African Sugar Association(SASA) during his benchmark vis-it to learn best practices fromKwaZulu Natal the Eastern Cape

Rural Development and Agrarian ReformMEC Mlibo Qoboshiyane has committed tosteam ahead with the revival of sugar produc-tion in the province

The Eastern Cape (EC) government closeddown its only sugar company North Pondo-land Sugar which faced a number of challen-ges emanating from local social unrest

Provincial Treasury instructed the EasternCape Rural Development Agency (ECRDA) toclose down the sugar company Part of the is-sues was matters relating to land claims

There had since been efforts to bring backsugar production in the province

Speaking during the meeting with SASAMEC Qoboshiyane said he wanted to maxi-mize the provincersquos benefits from sugar pro-duction to transform the provincersquos underperformance in commodity production

ldquoI deemed it appropriate that we touch base

with this institution as part of our efforts torevive sugar production in the province Wewant to revive productive sectors of our econ-omy We have land in the province and wehave a duty and responsibility to cultivateabout 300 000 ha of productive land in theprovince and create jobs to contribute to the1 million jobs target we have set in the nation-al development planrdquo said Qoboshiyane

SASA Vice chairperson Bongani Lindasaid they welcomed the MECrsquos commitmentto reviving ECrsquos sugar production as this willbring the province positive economic bene-fits ldquoThe association has been worried by thestopping of sugar production in the EC Wewill work with government in its efforts to re-vive sugar production SASA has been look-ing at having an input in the economic growthof the EC through the sugar industryrdquo saidLinda

When the EC produced its last sugar canein 2008 it produced more than 100 000 tons perannum which today would earn the provinceabout R40 million per annum in profits SASAdata reveals that local sugar cane growers inMbizana were losing more than R60 millionper annum in revenue

Qoboshiyane added that working together

with SASA rural communities and tradition-al leaders they are going to develop ideas onsugar production resolve community chal-lenges regarding land ownership

Linda said they had been engaged in effortsto revive sugar production in Mbizana butwere discouraged by the local social and polit-ical unrest facing the area

ldquoWhat we are saying as the sugar industryis that the community is going to benefit fromthe production of sugar We need to ensurethat they capture the revenue that theyshould be earning from sugar productionrdquosaid Linda

Illovorsquos Corporate Affairs Director SbuHlela said they were ready to provide the mar-ket for the cane produced from the provinceand technical support to growers or extensionofficers provided by the government for thearea Linda added that Mpumalanga andKwaZulu Natal were the only two provincesthat had sugar production after the ECstopped production

SASA data show that the local sugar indus-try which contributes about 6 into the agri-cultural output was making about R12 billionper annum with R25 billion from exportearnings average sugar cane production was

about 77 billion with about 1 million ruralpeople depending on the sugar industrywhich created about 137 000 direct jobs and110 000 indirect jobs

Qoboshiyane said that government wasworking on ironing out challenges faced bythe local Mbizana community where theNorth Pondoland Sugar company was situat-ed He said he would mobilize the govern-ment community and traditional leaders tosort out problems once and for all so that theprovince can revive sugar production to bene-fit the local community

ECRDA in partnership with Sappi hadbeen supporting local communities helpingthem with forest production which they sellto Sappi ldquoWe need to constitute a high levelvisit to the Mbizana area to engage local com-munities and traditional leaders to informthem that we want to resolve their problemsso that we bring back sugar productionrdquo saidQoboshiyane adding that government wouldinvest in social transformation for the pro-duction to create much needed jobs for the lo-cals

Qoboshiyane said to end hostility amongstcommunities there was a need to preach theend of hostility for development to triumph

Sweetprospect for ECagricultureMEC Mlibo Qoboshiyane green house farmer Derik Baird and Dube Trade Port Executive Mlibo Bantwini looking at the cucumbers grown at the Dube Trade Portrsquos AgriZone green houses during theMECrsquos benchmark visit to learn best practices in KwaZulu Natal PHOTO SUPPLIED

2 NewsMarch 19 2015Uvolwethu Express

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GREG NOTA

THE Secretary of the Flagstaff Taxi OwnersAssociation Daluxolo Mazukwana said whathappened recently in Flagstaff was not taxi vi-olence but a meremisunderstanding betweenthem and their drivers who decided to blockthe route which they felt was being taken overby the Lusikisiki Taxi Owners Association

His statement follows alleged shootings be-tween the taxi operators and the police whichhad resulted in six people being arrestedThey were later released and the cases

against themhad beenwithdrawnUnlicensedfirearms were confiscated during a road blockin theHlwahlwazi areanearHolyCrossHospi-tal The police had sent these away for ballis-

tics testingMazukwana said the issue of the route that

was being disputedwas still under negotiationbetween the Flagstaff Taxi Owners Associa-tion Lusikisiki Taxi Owners Association andthe Border Association at the Durban rankldquoOur drivers were frustrated seeing the ve-

hicles from Lusikisiki picking up passengersfrom Flagstaff when they were supposed todrop passengers they brought from Lusikis-ikirdquoHe said what madematters worse was that

the police felt threatenedwhen they saw theirarmed security on the scene to protect the as-sociation members They disarmed them be-fore arresting themldquoOur armed security cooperated since they

are trained professionals who are protecting

our association Another person who was ar-rested is not our driver he belongs to ourbrothers of the Uncedo Taxi Owners Associa-tionrdquoAccording to police spokesperson Captain

Mduduzi Godlwana the problem startedwhen hundreds of Flagstaff taxis blocked theroad to Holy Cross at Hlwahlwazi junctionnot allowing the Lusikisiki taxis to gothroughHe the said Public Order Policing were

called to remove the taxis from the road andthat was when the shooting between the po-lice and taxi operators ensuedPolice arrested six people and recovered

five rifles and one unlicensed pistol The fiverifles belonged to the five members of the se-curity company hired by the taxi operators

They were arrested and they appeared inFlagstaff court on MondayThe cases against them had been with-

drawn but the rifles and a gun had been sentfor testing to establish if any of these had beenused in other crimesCaptain Godlwana said members from the

Flagstaff Border Taxi Association startedstoning Lusikisiki taxis in town and manytaxis were damagedOn Friday morning Captain Godlwana was

still at the Flagstaff Police Station trying toestablish how many people had been injuredand to assess the damageAccording to aFlagstaff resident therewere

no taxis in town the following day but onlyprivate vehicles and bakkies tranportingschool children to school

Secretarydenies taxi violence

These were some of the taxis that were used to block the junction at Hlwahlwazi on ThursdayPHOTO SUPPLIED One of the taxis with damaged windows in Flagstaff town PHOTOCHWAYITA BANGANI

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THERE were mixed reactions from mem-bers of the community over the granting ofbail to Melice Jacobs by the Mthatha Magis-tratesrsquo Court last Thursday March 12

Jacobs from New Brighton in Mthatha isfacing four murder charges and one of con-cealment of birth following the horrific dis-covery of the tiny bodies of four dead babiesin a deep-freezer in her place of residence

Magistrate Nompumelelo Bango grantedJacobs bail of R5 000 despite an appeal fromthe community that the state should keepthe woman behind bars

Others praised the magistrate for givingher bail and said she was innocent untilproven guilty and that she deserved to spendtime with her three children who had beenstaying with her mother since her arrestSome pointed out that the accused neverkilled any baby from the community sinceshe has confessed that all four babies hadbeen hers

During her bail application residentsfrom ward 9 in which New Brighton fallssigned a petition appealing to the state tokeep her behind bars since they believed herto be a danger to society

Granting bail magistrate Bango said theaccused deserved to get a bail since she wascooperating with the investigating officerand she didnrsquot run away after the discoveryof the babies

She said there was a need for her to staywith her children since she hasnrsquot had timeyet to mourn with them the recent death of

their fatherBango said it wonrsquot be easy for Jacobs to com-

mit the same offences as her late boyfriend wasno longer with her She stressed that the statehad a strong case against Jacobs

Bango said Jacobs was going to stay inSouthernwood which is not in ward 9 where

Mixed reactionover freezermomrsquosbail

Melice Jacobs with her lawyerMpumelelo Notununu

PHOTOSIM MDLEDLE

she might be in danger Outside the courtroom members of the community were shout-ing that they would not allow her to stay inSouthernwood

The accusedrsquos lawyer Mpumelelo Notunu-nu expressed his happiness after bail wasgranted ldquoI am happy she has been released

on bail She is a broken woman who was ina broken relationship She needs support notonly from women but from everybodyrdquo

He expressed his gratitude to the media forreporting clearly about the abusive relation-ship the woman had to endure over manyyears The case was postponed to April 09

REPORTER

THE Portfolio Committee on Basic Educa-tion had called on parents to become in-volved in the elections of school governingbodies (SGB) which had started on Fridayand continue throughout the month ofMarch

Chairperson for the Committee Noma-lungelo Gina said the governance ofschools is one area where South Africanscannot compromise

ldquoThe SGBs are crucial for the smoothrunning of schools and the provision of ed-ucation as they ensure accountabilityfrom all stakeholders including educa-torsrdquo said Gina

She said the committee urges parents tobecome involved in the elections and notto think of SGB elections as a futile exer-cise for a few individuals

Meanwhile the committee had received

a briefing from UMalusi and the Depart-ment of Basic Education (DBE) on learnersand teachers involved in group copyingduring the 2014 matric exams the scholartransport draft policy and the forthcomingSGB elections

ldquoWhile the committee appreciates andacknowledges the work the DBE is doingand the support it provides to schools inthe lower quintiles it is crucial that thelack of a scholar transport system doesnot jeopardise the good workrdquo

The DBE told the committee that theprovincial departments of transport infive provinces performed the scholartransport function while the provincialDBErsquos provide the service in the otherfour

The committee heard that once thefunction has been transferred entirely tothe Department of Transport the DBEwill still be responsible for identifyinglearners that need scholar transport

Parents to play role in SGB selections


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This yearrsquos campaign takes place under the theme ldquoWater has nosubstituterdquo which in essence points to the significance of water with-out which there is no life The key message is ldquoWhat if this was thelast droprdquo The message in the main is raising the awareness to thefact that water is a finite resource It can dry up due to many reasons

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kolweniKananjalo nabapheki ngokomthetho ku-

fanele kusetyenziswe abantu abazimpula zi-ka lujaca nekufuneka zitshintshane ngoku-zo kuphekela abafundi kodwa abahlali bala-pha basoloko bebona abapheki abanyeabatshintshanayo nabacinga ukuba indlelayokwenza abahlali bangahoyiIninzi into ekhalazelwa ngabahlali njengo

kuba besithi kukhe kwanomcimbi woku-valeliswa kwenye yeetitshala ebithathaumhlala phantsi intente eyayifakelwe lom-cimbi yayilandwe kwenye ilali nakuba zik-hona intente eziqeshisayo elalini noku rhan-eleka ukuba umnikazi wetente uyazalananenqununu okanti nenyama eyalandwa eK-okstad kwasetyenziswa isithuthi senye ilalildquoKusanda kulungiswa isikolo kwasetyen-

ziswa umakhi ongena maphepha owayevelakwenye ilali babe bekhona abakhi abana-maphepha netalente yokwakha ebebengen-za ngcono zi Zezinye zezi khalazo zethu eziIninzi into eqhubeleka kwesi sikolo engalunganga nefuna ukuphandwardquo kutshoumhlali ongathandanga ukuba igama lakhelithiwe pahaha kuba esoyikisela ubomi ba-kheEziphendulela uVutha uziphikile izity-

holo zokubausebenzisa abantuabazi zihlobokuye ngelithi yonke imisebenzi emincincieyenziwa kwesisikolo ivunywangamalunguebhodi elawula isikolo (School GoverningBody) Uthe yena uye axelele amalungu eko-miti ephethe isikolo kube ngawo athi makusetyenziswe bani ukwenza umsebenziUyiphikile kwakhona into yokuba abantu

abaye basebenze kwesi sikolo bazi zihlobozakhe Kweyo kulandwa kwenyama eKok-stad ukwathe kwasetyenziswa isithuthi sen-ye yeetitshala ngoku vunyelwa ngamalunguekomiti elawula isikolo Uthe imisebenzibayabanika abantu base kuhlaleni esitshonokuba olilungu lekomiti yewadi bake bam-nika eminye imisebenzi esikolweni ukubaayenze

Abahlali batyholainqununungokunikaizihlobozayo imisebenzi

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REPORTER

TB is curable but current efforts to find treatand cure everyone who gets ill with the dis-ease are not sufficient

Of the 9 million people a year who get sickwith TB a third of them are ldquomissedrdquo byhealth systemsMany of these 3 million people live in the

worldrsquos poorest most vulnerable communi-ties or are among marginalized populationssuch as migrant workers refugees and inter-nally displaced persons prisoners indige-nous peoples ethnic minorities and drug us-ersWHO and the Stop TB Partnership hosted

at WHO are together promoting World TBDay onTuesdayMarch 24World TBDay pro-vides the opportunity for affected persons andthe communities in which they live govern-ments civil society organizations health-care providers and international partners tocall for further action to reach the 3 millionAll partners can help take forward innova-

tive approaches to ensure that everyone suf-fering from TB has access to TB diagnosistreatment and cureThe burden of tuberculosisWorld TB Day is an opportunity to raise

awareness about the burden of tuberculosis(TB) worldwide and the status of TB preven-tion and control effortsThe Day is also an occasion to mobilize po-

litical and social commitment for furtherprogressProgress towards global targets for reduc-

tions in TB cases and deaths in recent yearshas been impressive TB mortality has fallen

over 45worldwide since 1990 and incidenceis decliningNew TB tools such as rapid diagnostics are

helping transformresponse to the disease andnew life-saving drugs are being introduced

But the global burden remains huge andsignificant challenges persist

) In 2012 there were an estimated 86 mil-lion new cases of TB and 13 million peopledied from TB

) Over 95 of TB deaths occur in low- andmiddle-income countries Poor communitiesand vulnerable groups are most affected butthis airborne disease is a risk to all

) TB is among the top 3 causes of death forwomen aged 15 to 44

) There were an estimated 500 000 casesand 74 000 deaths among children in 2012

Challenges

) Around 3 million people (equal to 1 in 3people falling ill with TB) are currently beinglsquomissedrsquo by health systems

) There is slow progress in tackling multi-drug resistant TB (MDR-TB) 3 out of 4 MDR-TB cases still remainwithout a diagnosis andaround 16 000MDR-TB cases reported toWHOin 2012 were not put on treatment

) Provision of antiretroviral therapy(ART) for TB patients known to be livingwithHIV needs to increase to meet WHOrsquos recom-mendation that all TB patients living withHIV promptly receive ART

Source World Health Organisation -wwwwhoint

FOCUSONWORLD TBDAY -MARCH24

Despitea cure TB claimsmillionsannually

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NTABANKULU Local Municipality in part-nership with the Department of Human Set-tlement handed over 19houses to qualified ap-plicants during a function attended by 471beneficiaries municipal employees and rep-resentatives from the department recently

The Chief Whip of the municipality Coun-

cillor Wiseman Sesulo Sophaqa officiallyhandedover ahouseand foodparcels to Bong-iwe Gwedu while he welcomed all the resi-dentsHe urged the beneficiaries of the houses to

please take good care of the structures as gov-ernment wasmaking sure that all South Afri-can citizens were benefitting from the safehousing as clearly stipulated in the Constitu-tion of the country

NtabankuluandDepartmentofHumanSettlementshandoverhouses

Chief Whip Wiseman Sophaqa hands over a house to Mrs Bongiwe GweduPHOTO MAMELA MANGCOTYWA

Beneficiaries sign letters of receipt of their new houses with Chief Whip Wiseman Sophaqa and aCommunity Liaison Officer PHOTOMAMELA MANGCOTYWA

Gwedu said ldquoIrsquom grateful to the govern-ment for the house that Irsquove been waiting forfor over 20 years I had already given up hopeon ever getting a decent home as Irsquom unem-ployed and my husband had passed on a longtime ago I really appreciate the groceries be-cause I didnrsquot even know what I would havehad for supperrdquoOne of the beneficiaries Mrs Tsholwana

expressed words of gratitude and appreciated

that government cared for those less fortu-nate She encouraged themunicipality to con-tinue looking after the less fortunate ldquoIndeedwe now feel that we form part of the South Af-rican democracyrdquoThe ceremony was closed off by a Human

Settlement official who explained the proce-dures andwarranties of the houses and plead-ed with the beneficiaries to take good care ofthem

REPORTER

SHOPRITE has donated stationery worthR21 500 to the Ntsitsana Junior SecondarySchool (JSS) in the deep rural area of Nta-bankulu recently as part of a social mediacompetition

Attending the handover ceremony at theschool were officials from local govern-ment the local Chief the SAPS and the dis-trict director of the Department of Educa-tionThe school was chosen after Shoprite

ran a social media competition withElana Afrika where people were invitedto nominate a school to be the benefici-ary of the stationery to the value ofR21 500ldquoIn the Eastern Cape a school called

Ntsintsana Junior Secondary School inNtabankulu at Dwaku location nearbySiphethu hospital was chosen by Sipha-mandla Myolwa our competition win-nerldquoShoprite is proud of this investment

and will continue to invest in the com-munities where it has businesses as theway to say thank you for the supportthat we are getting in these areasrdquo saidNelisa Sinuka Shopritersquos Public Rela-tions Manager

The parents of the children were alsopresent and they were excited about the

handover of books and other itemsThe day was marked with lots of fun

activities and the whole village was ex-cited about the donation

Ntsitsana JSS receives R21 500 stationery donation

Seen during thehanding over ofthe stationerywere (from left)SphamandlaMyolwa whonominated theschool MrSockiwa theDeputy DistrictDirector from theDepartment ofEducation theschool principalMr SindisaMbanjwa andthe regionalmanager ofShoprite AndrewSoqinasePHOTOSUPPLIED

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Bafethu last weekend we visited our buddyin his locality of Frere (Mt Frere) and uma-gogo (his mom) had a provision for us as shehad slaughtered a big pig a day before our vis-it for umntwana wakhe kuba ezakuza nee-friends

Ja we arrived late sesibethe amambawuethu and naye selele umagogo Early in themorning sive nge-knock on the door askingkunyana ukuba why we did not come kuye togreet mara besisoyika because besinathilenanokuthi umntu omdala ebeselele

Hayi abe grand umntu omdala athi maku-lungiswe i-break fast for abantu basemziniKuyahluthwa ezilalini akufani nezikopi si-hlala kuzo apha ezi dolophini othi undwen-dwele umntu kube nzima nokuphiwa amanzila kanonkala ajikiswe ngesiswitisi Into oyo-se uyibone ngumbhalo okuxelela ukuba thisis not a restaurant if you want food bringyour own

Phaya ezilalini utya uxhaphe umlomo we-hlise ngerhewu

So emveni kwazo zonke izidlo umagogoebesibekele zona weza nenyama yehaguigcwele isithebe

OWU UGesh akayithandi nakakuhle iny-ama nje ngokuba eqhele kuphekelwa ama-veggies ngumntu wakhe angenawo namafut-ha yinto azakuyithini na le yenyama etyebi-leyo ezalise isithebe

Ok sithi sisaqala sisika amaqatha amaba-lwa kufike omnye umfo wasebulalini siqondeukuba sincedakele simcele asijoyine

Hayi uyabetha la mfo futhi u-worse kuleimhlophe qhwa

Wakhe wambona umntu otya inyama dekuhambe umzimba kuwe kubengathi uzaku-ginyelwa nguwe

Ingakugulisi ke bhuti or sikubone uncuncaendlwini encane Enkosi magogo

Men can see things differently

Men of this country if this remark mayhurt ndash if not upset you ndash please forgive us Un-fortunately God sent us toExpress-land to con-vey everything that is happening in front ofus Niyarhala kakhulu kwaye anoneli Kwa-mnandi lokho koosisi Last week we were atthe case of Melice Jacobs a woman who is ac-cused of murdering infants and keeping themin a refrigerator in New Brighton eUTA

And that incident shocked everybody andprompted many people to go to court to seethis woman ldquonine-ninerdquo

Whilst others rebuke her of her deeds to theinnocent souls three men who were on thesame seat with the gossip team in the court-room were seeing otherwise

They were praising her beauty not consid-ering what other community members wereseeing in the woman They were crazy the

way she is structured OW AmandodaThe other one stressed that he would look

for her because he wants to marry her or togive her the love she deserves

As evidence stated clearly Melice was en-during an abusive relationship from her lateboyfriend in all these years

Eyi ivakele isithi ldquoHow can you harm sucha beautiful angel instead of giving her whatshe deservesrdquo Hayi umfana kuti he was inlove of the woman Hoping that he will meether any time soon because the court grantedher bail

He has a PPF now

Kuyakwalijiki nokugxekwa ngumgosi Jainjalo because we donrsquot want to see our futuregeneration ruined in front of us by alcoholWhorsquos gonna lead this country Yintoni kethethani

First of all letrsquos give you the full name PPFstands for Professional Phuza Face which de-velops in those who are heavy drinkers whostart from Monday to another Monday with-out food in their stomachs Okay now siya-yikena daai ding

Come closer ke to hear the story There isa guy who is white in complexion anywaykuyasho ukuthi the guy is handsome if he isnot cute emacherrien ayo or to those who ap-preciate i-nature naba-crossser i-floor

Every time you will find his car parked es-hebeen

Da man can drinkBut recently we realised that he was devel-

oping a PPF and develops fast in people whoare white in complexion

Boetie stop it before umoshakale kuba sow-ubonakala ngoku nasemntwini ongakwaziyoukuba uyindla-manzi

Hoping that uvile

Ayimalini amanzi

Wakhe weva ube kwi meeting la kukhonaumntu ozakunivuthela ngevumba le khwa-pha or isihlangu

Apho uphela ungasakwazi noku-payer i-at-tention kuloo meeting kuba impumlo iva elivumba

Besikwenye i-meeting eMqanduli apho be-sifuthwe ngomnye umfana osemncinane asa-zi nokuba likhwapha or zizihlangu kodwa njesikhona isankqanga ebesisuka kuye

Mfethu xa usiya ebantwini yenza sure uku-ba uziqholile isihlangu sakho si-clean sifak-we nekawusi e-eclean usiphathe kakubikwintlanganiso ebaluleke kangaka kuba si-phazanyiswa le livumba lakho

Come on man Asiyeke inje siyabuya kwiv-eki ezayo uzova ngathi ubaselwe kanti sow-usitsha

Baaaaaiii sinithanda nonke emakhaya

Hayiukutya inyamangalandlela

Gospel singer advises othersingers to listen toGod

Gospel singer Zoliswa Nongogo perfoming at theMsobomvu Hall in Butterworth

PHOTO ANELE RAZIYA

BABALWA NDLANYA

A GOSPEL singer fromZazulwana Township inButterworth who wonthe Best Song of the YearAward at the MnqumaGospel Awards advisedpeople who want to singGospel to listen to God sothat they could followtheir calling

Zoliswa Nongogo saidshe took time to preachthe word of God by sing-ing Gospel since shewanted to do exactly whatGod had called her for ldquoIstarted singing when Iwas still young Mybrothers owned an accor-dian and guitar Theyused to ask me to sing anddance but at that time Idid not know that Godhad anointed me to singGospel in order to healpeople with brokenhearts and those who arehopelessrdquo said Nongogo

Talking to Express shesaid she released her firstalbum Hozani in 2011This album consists of 10songs She said she is aborn-again Christian

She started singing gos-pel from a young agesince she was from aChristian family

ldquoI will never stop wor-shipping God and preach-ing His word until I dieThis is my calling so Ihave to obey and followwhat God had put in myheartrdquo

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THE OR Tambo District municipality is on amission to develop sport throughout the re-gion by ensuring that the players and clubsare fully equipped in order for them to reach

the national standard

Last Sunday the municipality in partner-ship with the South African Football Associa-tion (Safa) handed over sport equipment tounder 17 players of all five local municipali-

ties that fall under the OR Tambo DistrictMunicipality namely Mhlontlo NyandeniPort St Johns Ingquza Hill and King Sabat-ha Dalindyebomunicipalities the event washeld at the Malizo Mpehle Hospital hall inMhlontlo municipalityThe sport equipment includes soccer kits

nets soccer boots and soccer balls The cam-paign is the brainchild of the department ofcommunity service in the OR Tambo mu-nicipalityThe municipality has spent about R250

000 to ensure this initiative becomes a reali-ty and a success The Portfolio head of Com-munity Service Siyakholwa Mlamli saidthere is a need to work with federations to-gether with the municipality to developsport Thatrsquos why they forged this partner-ship to work together with Safa OR Tamboto develop young players like the under 17sldquoWe are not only looking at soccer and

will also be targeting the Cinderella codesto ensure that they also benefitldquoFor instance ndash last year we were dealing

with boxing and this year it is soccer andother codes will followldquoIt is our main mission as OR Tambo to

instil discipline amongst the players whocome from this region

Municipality equips teams for success

SAFA OR Tambo President Xolile Nkompela and MMC Siyakholwa Mlamli during the handing overof sport equipment in Tsolo PHOTO SIM MDLEDLE

SAFA OR Tambo President Xolile Nkompelastressed his gratitude towards Mlamli forshowing an interest in developing sportHe said it is themainmission of the OR Tam-

bo to retain its respect in football as it was re-garded as the home of football during the daysof Mtata Bush BucksNkompela said they wanted to invite Safa

president Danny Jordaan to the OR Tambotournament as well as the national coachShakesMashaba and coaches of the national de-velopment side to see if they cannot pick upsome players from this regionHe said they are also expected to provide

someassistance to this regiononwhat they cando to develop sport and retain the dignity of thisregion with regard to footballHe stressed that his focus is to expose the tal-

ent even in deeply remote areas of this regionAmong the stakeholders who graced the

event were representatives of the Eastern CapeSportCouncilDepartment of SportRecreationArts and Culture and from each local munici-palityMeanwhile the OR Tambo under 17 team has

been selected to represent this region in theEaster tournament that would be hosted byBuffalo City

SIMBONGILE MDLEDLE

THE newly elected executive commit-tee of the OR Tambo sport council hasvowed to end disputes and focus moreondeveloping sport throughout the re-gion

The executive committee was re-cently electedduringa special electivegeneralmeeting held at theORTambohall and attended by the big brassfrom regional and provincial sportfederations A permanent structurethat will run up until October 2017was elected The sport council in theOR Tambo has been characterised bydisputes since 2009 which had made itdifficult for them to function properlyAs a result it was disbanded in 2010

The newly elected chairperson ofthe sport council Mzondeleli Qotoyistressed that there was a lot of workthat needed to be done in the OR Tam-bo region and that they as the newcommittee were prepared to do soldquoFirst of all we need to get funding by

appealing to companies to sponsor thesport council and make sure that facili-ties areavailable upandrunningWeal-so want to forge partnerships with gov-ernment departments the business sec-tor and associates to develop sportthroughout the region It is our aim tonourish and purify the talent from thisregionrdquo said QotoyiHe stressed that they were intend-

ing to establish relations with sportdepartments and municipalitiesldquoWe cannot run away from the issue

Newexecutive committee for sport council

Mzondeleli Qotoyipromises tochange the faceof sport in ORTambo regionPHOTOSIM MDLEDLE

that money is a problem so we need toput more focus into getting funds Ifwe can achieve that we can go placesin terms of developing sport and havemore players from this region whocan go as far as competing overseasWe need our children to have opportu-nities that we didnrsquot get whenwewereyoungrdquo he saidThe executive committee elected

from different sport federations areChairperson Mzondeleli Qotoyi firstdeputy Thembeka Mkhontwana sec-ond deputyMphuthumiDlulani thirddeputyNokhweziDubula general sec-retary Thandinkosi Kulu deputy sec-retary Lindelani Ndinga treasurerVekhula Gwazela public relations of-ficer Nomvuyelelo April and develop-ment officer Sandile Nowalaza

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THE Secretary of the Flagstaff Taxi OwnersAssociation Daluxolo Mazukwana said whathappened recently in Flagstaff was not taxi vi-olence but a meremisunderstanding betweenthem and their drivers who decided to blockthe route which they felt was being taken overby the Lusikisiki Taxi Owners Association

His statement follows alleged shootings be-tween the taxi operators and the police whichhad resulted in six people being arrestedThey were later released and the cases

against themhad beenwithdrawnUnlicensedfirearms were confiscated during a road blockin theHlwahlwazi areanearHolyCrossHospi-tal The police had sent these away for ballis-

tics testingMazukwana said the issue of the route that

was being disputedwas still under negotiationbetween the Flagstaff Taxi Owners Associa-tion Lusikisiki Taxi Owners Association andthe Border Association at the Durban rankldquoOur drivers were frustrated seeing the ve-

hicles from Lusikisiki picking up passengersfrom Flagstaff when they were supposed todrop passengers they brought from Lusikis-ikirdquoHe said what madematters worse was that

the police felt threatenedwhen they saw theirarmed security on the scene to protect the as-sociation members They disarmed them be-fore arresting themldquoOur armed security cooperated since they

are trained professionals who are protecting

our association Another person who was ar-rested is not our driver he belongs to ourbrothers of the Uncedo Taxi Owners Associa-tionrdquoAccording to police spokesperson Captain

Mduduzi Godlwana the problem startedwhen hundreds of Flagstaff taxis blocked theroad to Holy Cross at Hlwahlwazi junctionnot allowing the Lusikisiki taxis to gothroughHe the said Public Order Policing were

called to remove the taxis from the road andthat was when the shooting between the po-lice and taxi operators ensuedPolice arrested six people and recovered

five rifles and one unlicensed pistol The fiverifles belonged to the five members of the se-curity company hired by the taxi operators

They were arrested and they appeared inFlagstaff court on MondayThe cases against them had been with-

drawn but the rifles and a gun had been sentfor testing to establish if any of these had beenused in other crimesCaptain Godlwana said members from the

Flagstaff Border Taxi Association startedstoning Lusikisiki taxis in town and manytaxis were damagedOn Friday morning Captain Godlwana was

still at the Flagstaff Police Station trying toestablish how many people had been injuredand to assess the damageAccording to aFlagstaff resident therewere

no taxis in town the following day but onlyprivate vehicles and bakkies tranportingschool children to school

Secretarydenies taxi violence

These were some of the taxis that were used to block the junction at Hlwahlwazi on ThursdayPHOTO SUPPLIED One of the taxis with damaged windows in Flagstaff town PHOTOCHWAYITA BANGANI

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