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Kulesi sigameko amalungu omphakathiakhulume ne-Echo athe lolu sana okusolakalaukuthi belunezinyanga ezinhlanu nje vo luzel-we, lutholwe yizingane ebezidlala umasigcozilapho kulahlwa khona imfucuza.

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IKHOMISHANA yokubuyiselwa komhlabaebantwini imemabonkeabantubesifundazwesaKwaZulu Natal ukuba bafake izicelozokubuyiselwakomhlabawabokantilokhuku-vuleleke kuze kube zingu 30 kuNhlangulana(Juni) 2019.

Lesi simemezelo sikhishwe ngu-AdvocateBheki Mbili ngoLwesithathu olwedlule laphoenabe kabanzi ngokumele abantu abazofakaizicelo bakwazi uma sebenza lokhu.

Echaza uMbili uthe kunezicelo ezingu-1900 ezasala ezicelweni ezazifakiwe nge-sikhathi kukhishwe umyalelo wokuthi abantubafake izicelo zabo zokubuyiselwa umhlaba.

Uthe lezi zicelo ezingu-1900 yizo ezizob-hekelelwa kuqala nezizobekwa kuqala kuloluhlelo lokubuyiselwa kwemihlaba kubanikazibayo.

Ukubuyiselwa kwemihlaba ebantwini ku-menyezelwa emva kokuthi uMengameliwezweuMnuzJacobZumaephindewasayindangokusemthethweniukuthikuphindekuvulwefuthi kululwenesikhathi sokuthi abantu ezwe-ni lonke laseNingizimu Africa bafake izicelozabo zokubuyiselwa komhlaba wabongokomthethoowaziwangeResitutionofLandRights Amendment Act 2014.

Abavumelekile ukufaka izicelo zokubuy-iselwakomhlabailabobantuabaphucwaumh-labawaboemvakwezi19kuNhlangulanango-nyaka ka-1913 nalabo abageja usuku olwalu-wunqamlajuqu lwama 31 kuZibandlela(Disemba) 1998 ngokusho kuka-Mbili.

“Ikhomishana yesifunda ebhekelele uku-buyiselwa komhlaba imema bonke abantuabafuna ukubuyiselwa imihlaba yabo ukuthibeze bezofaka izicelo zabo kule khomishini.

“Lokhukuvulelekeemiphakithininomaim-indeni eyathinteka ekudliweni komhlabangalesi khathi esibekiwe. Leli hhovisi liku-lungeleukuthibonkeabantuabazobebezofakaizicelozabobalutholeusizonjengoba loluhlelolozobe lwenziwa online (kwi-computer).

Ukwenza lezi zicelo online kungenyeyezindlela yokukwazi ukuthi sivimbe ubuge-bengu nenkohlakalo engase yenzeke umaabantu befaka izicelo zabo. Siyanxusa ukuthiabantu beze kuleli hhovisi bephethe zonke iz-imfanelo ezidingekayo uma bezofaka izicelo.

“Lokhu kuzokwenza ukuthi sikwazi ukuthiabantusibasizefuthisikwazinokugwemaizin-selelo ezingaba khona lapho kufakwa izicelo,”kuchaza Mbili.

Eqhuba uthe ukungaboni ngasolinye kwe-

mindeni osuke ufake isicelo sokubuyiselwakomhlabamayelananokuthi ngabeusukeufu-na luphi uhlelo lokubuyiselwa umhlaba kubayinselelo kubona.

“Sinezinhlelo ezikhona mayelananokubuyiselwakomhlabaebantwini.Ezinhlel-weni ezikhona ukuthola enye indawo lowomndeni noma umphakathi onganikwa yonanoma isinxephezelo semali yawo umhlaba.

“Uye uthole ukuthi kunokungaboningasolinye emindenini noma emphakathinimayelananokuthi bafunakwenziwekuphi ku-lokhu okuthathu. Lokho kukodwa kuyinseleloenkulu ngoba kubambezela ukuqhutshwa no-ma ukuqala kwesicelo sabo.

“Siyakuqinisekisa ebantwimi ukuthi bazo-lutholausizongolimi lwaboabalusebenzisayo.Abasebenzi bethubakhonaukubasizangolimilwabo. Yize amafomu e-online engolimilweSingisi kodwa ababasizayo bazobasizangolimi lwabo.

“Yonke into izobhekisiswa ukuze ku-qinisekiswe ukuthi akukho mkhonyovu,”eqhuba Mbili.

Ubuye wathi kunemindeni esiqalile uku-theleka emahhovisi abo ukuzofaka izicelozokubuyiselwa umhlaba. Okwamanje amah-hovisi laphoabantubengezakuwonaukuzofa-ka izicelozokubuyiselwakomhlaba ilaphaeM-gungundlovukwisakhiwo139uMhlabaHouseemgwaqeni uLangalibalele.

Kunehhovisi endaweni yaseVryheid eku-158-160 High street ngaphansi kukamasipalawesifunda iZululand lapho abantu bengayakhona futhi.Ukuqinisekisileukuthi okwaman-je kuseyila madolobha omabili anamahhovisilapho abantu bengafaka khona izicelo. Kodwangokusho kwakhe ngokuhamba kwesikhathilamahhovisi azokwandiswa.

Umphakathi uyacelwa ukuba ushayele in-ombolo yamahhala yale khomishini ukubikaubugebengunomainkohlakalongezicelozom-hlaba ku-080 0007 095.Okudingekayo lapho kufakwa isicelo sokubuy-iselwa umhlaba:•Umazisi osemthethweni walowo osuke ezofakaisicelo.•Isiqiniseko sommeli uma kuwukuthi ozofaka isiceloumele umndeni noma umphakathi.•Uhla lwabantu osuke uzobamela lapho ufaka isicelo.•Incwadi evela enkantolo enkulu (Master of HighCourt) uma usuke uqokwe njengonelungelo lokugadaindawo. (executor of an estate)•Ubufakazi bemvume yomphathi uma usuke uzofakaisicelo sokubuyiselwa komhlaba umele umphakathi.

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KUYAQHUBEKAukufundanoku-fundisa esikoleni samabangaaphezulu iMehlokazulu, emvakokubakumenseukufundangel-edlule kulandela ukubhikishakwabafundi bekhalaza ngezidin-gongqangi.

UMnuz Thokozani Nene on-gusihlalo womkhandlu olawulaisikole (School Governing Body-SGB) kulesi sikole, uthe:“Yizekuyisikhathi samaholideukufun-da nokufundiswa kwabafundi

bakamatikuletsheni kuyaqhube-kanjengokujwayelekile.Sizamileukulungisa izinkinga ezikhona,futhi siyathembisa ukuthi uku-funda kuzoqhubeka njengokuj-wayelekile ngosuku lokuqalalokuvulwa kwezikole.”

Lesi sikole esiseMbali sibe se-matheningeledlule emvakokubaabafundi bephazamise ukuham-ba kwezimoto emgwaqeni, bap-hinde bacekela phansi impahlayesikole.

Kuboshwe abafundi abanga-ma26ngecala lokucekela phansiimpahla yesikole. Ohlwini

lwezikhalazo zabo kubalwa uku-ngabikhona kukagesi emakilasi-ni, izicabhakwamanyeamakilasinokungabikhonakohlelo lokudla(feedingscheme)olukhonakwez-inye izikole.

Kulindelekeukuthi kubenom-hlanganowe-SGBngeSonto uku-zodingida ngezinkinga ezibhek-ene nalesisikole.

Umngani womndeni‘udlwengula ingane’>> Ukhalelwe amasongo kasigonyela esabuka umabonakude nomndeni omsolayo

NOKULUNGA NGOBESE>>nokulungan@myecho.co.za

UKHALELWE ngamasango kasig-onyela ehlezi kuboka mmangaliowesilisawase-Unit14eMbali,os-olwa ngokunukubeza ngokocansiintombazanyana eneminyaka ey-isithupha yase-France ngeledlule.

UMnuz. Xolani Mpulo ovelekafushane enkantolo kamantshingoLwesine olwedlule, uboshweezihlalele nomndeni kammman-galingoLwesithathuemvakokubakwenzeke lesi sigigaba ngoLwesi-bili.

Unina wentombazanyanaongekelidalulweigamalakheuthebasashaqekile njengomndeni,njengoba umsolwa bebemthathanjengomngani womndeni.

Elandisa leli phephandaba

uthe: “NgoLwesibili sahambanobabekazi wami saya edolobhe-ni, ngoba sinethemba ukuthisizosheshesibuye.Endlinisashiyaindodakazi kanye nomzala wayooneminyaka emithathu, sabakhi-yela ngaphakathi esangweni.

“Ngebhadi sabambezelekakwaze kwashaya ihora lesithathuntambama. Sengizwa ngoma-khelwane engifonela ukuthi utheeyobabheka wathola ukuthi bahl-ezinomsolwaowumuntuveleobe-jwayele ukufika ekhaya.

“Ngaqala ukungakhululekiukuthi sekukhona umuntu wesili-saosengenileendlini. Igazibeling-itshela ukuthi kukhona okushayaamanzi, ngoba sithe uma singenaendlini ngathi akahambe ayocha-ma lapho ngibone uketshezi olun-gajwayelekile.

“Ngibe sengibiza ubabekazi,ombhekisisile wathola ukuthikubovungaphakathiesithwenisa-khe sangasese.”

Uthebazamileukumbuzauku-thi kwenzekeni, baze bamhambi-sa emtholampilo wendawo, laphobebayalele ukuthi abaye esib-hedlela sase-Edendale.

“Ufikewaqaqekakhona-keesi-bhedlela ukusho ukuthi ubaninjengoba ebebuzwa osonhla-lakahle.Uthe“umalume”owumn-gani kamkhulu.

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Uthe kusukela indodakazi ya-khe ishilo, bazamile ukumqondaumsolwa obephika alale ngomh-lane. Uqhube wathi kusukela

bemqondile umsolwa, ubengas-apheli endlini efunaukuzwakahleukuthi bayamthola umenzi walesisigameko.

“Okusithusayoukuthi lomuntuusindisiwe futhi ubezithanda kabiizingane, njengoba ebehlaleeziphathele okumnandi.

“Futhi le nto yakhe ubeyenzangobuchwepheshe ngoba bekun-gasolisi lutho.

“Sifuna avalelwe ejele, ngobauyingozi emphakathini.”

Okhulumela amaphoyisa kule-si sifundazwe uKapteni ThulaniZwane ukuqinisekisile ukuthiamaphoyisa ayaphenya ngecalalokunukubezwa ngokocansi.

Icala kulindeleke ukuthi li-buyele enkantolo kusasa (Friday).

QaphelaIPHEPHANDABA i­Echo lifisa ukuchaza ukuthi abantu ababili abasekhasini lokuqala lephephandaba i­Edendale Echo kush­icilelo lwanngoLwesine olwedlule abahlanganisi lutho nodaba obelushicilelwe eceleni kwesithombe sabo.

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033 Lifestyle, the best entertainment spot in ImbaliNOMPENDULO NGUBANE>>nompendulo.ngubane@myecho.co.za

IT is known as one of the bestentertainment spots in Pieter-maritzburg and the mayoral

award it was honoured with lastyear says it all.

Inthetownshipit isthefirstres-taurant to host internationaldeejays who put 033 Lifestyle onthe map in their countries, said033 Lifestyle co-owner BonganiMhlongo.

DJ Rocco, real name SemakdjiMourad from Lyon in France, isone of the international deejayswho has been hosted at the ImbaliUnit 3 “African restaurant”.

“The relationship we have de-veloped with the deejays makestheplace,comparedtootherspots,nationally and internationallymore attractive.”

Mhlongo, who co-owns withMalusi Ntshangase and BongaNdaba, said in the four years theyhave been in business they have

seen tremendous growth.“The business is exactly what

wepictured it to bewhenwe start-ed in 2010.We are anAfrican res-taurantaswehavemadeourselvespopularforsellingallkindsofmeatin our butchery and providing aShisanyama section (braai meatsection).

“The reason we call ourselvesan African restaurant is becausewe sell African food, which is papand meat.

“We are not limited to themeatthatwe sell— tripe, red andwhitemeat—wealsosell liquorwhich iscomplimented by the food weserve.

“Best service is important to usandwemake sure that a customerleavesourplace satisfied. In termsof entertainment, we make surethat we highlight the local talent.We host local deejays who visit onweekends,” said Mhlongo.

“One of the business prioritiesis the safety of our customers. Wewant them to feel safe when theycome in here.

“Tomakesure thathappenswehave bouncers at the gate andthereareguardson the road toen-

sure that their cars are safe.“Ourpolicy is that thecustomer

comes in with nothing and leavesthe placewithout anything.We al-so have private bouncers from aprivatecompany.Ifwehavebiggerevents we increase the number ofour bouncers as well as theguards,” said Mhlongo.

PHOTO:033 LIFESTYLE WEBSITEDJ Lulo Cafe was one of thedeejays who drove the crowdcrazy at O33 Lifestyle.

Things to knowabout 033 Lifestyle

>> It opened in June 2010>> It has just signed a work­ing relationship contractwith Amstel Lager>> It has a good workingrelationship with PMB andDurban Tourism andSekunjalo Project, a localNGO>> It interacts with itspatrons on Facebook

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UMNDENI wakwaM-

swanee-Ashdownuthi

usathukile ngokubu-

lawa ngesihluku kukaMnuz

Smiso Mswane (25)

okutholakaleikhanda lakhe

linqunyiwe kuksolakala

sengathi beselidliwe yizinja

ngoMgqibeloekuseni.

Ngokuchaza kukamalumeka-

zi wakhe uNkk Masbo

Mswane Ngubo, ikhanda lika

Mnuz Mswane litholakale

emziniwomuntunokusolaka-

la ukuthi bese lidliwe yizinja.

Umzimba wakhe wona

utholakaleemhosheni

ngaphesheyabude buduze

nomuzi lapho kutholakale

khona ikhanda.

UNkk Ngubo uthe ikhanda

libonwe yingane ekade idlala,

yagijima yayobikela abadala

kwabe sekubizwa amaphoyi-

sa. Eqhuba uthe emva koku-

bizwa kwamaphoyisa

kuthunyelwe ukuthi

kuzobizwayenanalaphoafike

wabona khona ikhanda

ebeselimathambo lingabon-

akali ukuthi ngabe ngelikab

a-

ni. Uthe kwabikwa emaphoy-

i laer ngomhla

sasiqalengokuthi sibhekee

zi-

bhedlela, emakhazeni nalap-

ho sasizwa khona kuthiwa

kutholakale ikhanda lomuntu

e-Azalea, saya sayobheka

ngoba sase sididekile engath-

olakali.“Sazibheka

zonke lezi

zindawo kodwa sahluleka,

sagcina singazange simthole.

Esasikwazi ukuthi ngomhla

ka 9 kuNhlaba wayekade eg-

cine ehambe nomngani wa-

khenayeowamgcinangalo le-

lo langa.”Uqhube wathi: “NgoLwe-

sine olwedlule siphume inqi-

na sinamanye amalungu om-

ndeni sayobheka kulo mho-

sha lapho isidumbu sakhe

sitholwekhona.Sibuyesilam-

batha singatholangalutho

emva kokuguduzakulo

mhosha.“Ngithuke sekuthunyelw

a

ukuthi ngizobizwa ngoba

sekutholakaleikhanda

okusolakalaukuthi belidon-

sweyizinjazalidonselaemzini

oseduzane nalo mhosha,”

kuchaza uNkk Ngubo.

Ngenxa yokuthi ikhanda

besekungamathambokuphe-

la,ngihlulekileukuchazauk

u-

thi ngabe uyena yini. Engik-

wazi ukukushoukuthi uben-

genalo itsako emazinyweni

h

seduzane.Abeesethumaizinjaukuthi

zibheke.Akuphelanga

sikhathi esingakananiumz-

imbawatholakala.Ngapham-

bi kokuqinisekisa ukuthi ng-

abeuye, amaphoyisa athean-

giqinisekiseizimpahla

ayezigqokileeduka, ngak-

wenza lokho. Abe esecela

ukuthi ngibone isithombe

kwisithwebulingobaethieng-

izokubonaakukuhle.

Nangempela ngenze kanjalo

ngabe sengiqinisekisa ukuthi

uyena ngempela.

Umzimba bewungasena-

khanda, nomzimba wakhe

ungenalo igazi. Amanye

amalungu omndeni acele

ukuthi azibonele ngamehlo

umzimba ukuze abe nesi-

qiniseko. Nabo bakuqiniseki-

sile ukuthi nguyena kwaba yi-

lapho sonke sesidela ukuthi

nguyena.“Sishaqekile

siwumndeni

ngesihluku abulawe ngaso

uSmiso ngoba asazi ukuthi

kunganiebulawekabuhlungu

kangaka aze adliwe yizinja.

Sinethembalokuthiumthetho

uzokwenzakonkeokuseman-

dleni ukutholaabenzi balobu

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bubi,” kushouNkk Ngubo.

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IDambuzaYouthDevelopmentCentre ihloseokukhulukwintshaNOMPENDULO NGUBANE>>nompendulo.ngubane@myecho.co.za

INHLOSO yesikhungo sentsha iDambuzaYouth Development Centre eDambuzaukulola, sikhuthaze siphinde seluleke int­sha ngamakhono esizowaphakela intshayaleli dolobha ikakhulukazi kwintsha eya­khelene nesikhungo.

Lawa ngamazwi kaMnuz Tiney Chigun­duru owengamele lesi sikhungo (centremanager) lapho ebelandisa leli phep­handaba mayelana nenhloso yaso.

Enaba kabanzi ngalesi sikhungo es­iqale ukusebenza ekuqaleni kwale nyangakaNtulikazi (Julayi) uthe bahlose ukuthibabhekelele intsha ehleli emakhaya ene­minyaka engaphansi kwama 35.

Eqhuba uthe okwamanje lesi sikhungosinezinhlelo zokuthuthukiswa kwama­khono ezifundweni eziqondene nokwakhaizitini (bricklaying), ukulungiswakwamapayipi (plumbing), ukupenda, iz­ifundo ze­computer, ezamabhizinisinezekhono lokupheka, ukuhlela imicimbi.

“Ngaphakathi lapha esikhungweni ku­namabhilidi ahlukene futhi aphakela izin­to ezihlukene. Sinendawo laphokutholakala khona ulwazi olwahlukahle­kene (resource centre), siphinde sibenendawo ezosetshenziswa yintsha ukuse­benzisa ama­computer, izikhahlamezi(fax machines).

“Siphinda sibe nendawo lapho ku­qeqeshwa khona intsha (training block)nenkulisa lapho kuzokwazi ukuthi kufundekhona abantwana abafanele inkulisa.

“Kuphinda kube nendawo ezokwaziukuthi idayise ukudla (restuarant) ezo­phinde isetshenziswe abafundi ekupheke­ni ukudla lapho sebeqeqeshiwe ngokwa­makhono. Le ndawo yokudayisa ukudlaizothathwa njengesikhungo lapho intshaizoziqeqesha khona, lokhu okuzokwaziukuthi nayo yenza amasenti lapho sebe­qeqeshiwe ngamakhono.

“Kuyobe sekuthi leyo maliabayitholayo ikwazi ukuthi ihlukanisweukuze enye ixhase isikhungo. Enye indimaezobe idlalwa ile ndawo yokudla ukuthiiphakele ukudla bantu abasuke beze esik­hungweni ukuzoqeqeshwa kodwa ben­genakho ukudla.

“Siphinda sibe nodukathole wehholoelizosetshenziswa uma kunemicimbiemikhulu ezobe ikhona. Ihhovisi losonhla­lakahle nalo likhona ngaphakathi elizok­wazi ukuthi libhekelele labo abazobe bed­inga usizo lwabo osonhlalakahle,” kuchazauMnuz Chigunduru.

UChigunduru uthe bazokuqinisekisaukuthi umphakathi bawenza ube yingx­enye yezinhlelo abanazo.

“Sizama ngawo wonke amandla uku­thi siphumele emphakathini siwutshele,wazi ukuthi isikhungo sikhona futhi esawo.Lokho kuzosisiza nathi ukuthi sazi ukuthiiskhungo siyasetshenziswa umphakathingendlela efanele.

“Ukuba khona komphakathi njalo esik­hungweni kuzokwenza ukuthi kungabikhona kudicilelwa phansi kwempahla yes­ikhungo ngoba umphakathi usisebenzisa.Engikucelayo nje uxhaso lomphakathi ku­zo zonke lezi zinhlelo.

“Sifuna uma umuntu waseMbali nomaeMachibisa edinga umuntu ozolungisaamapayipi angaze aye edolobheni kodwaeze esikhungweni njengoba isikhungosizoba nohla lwamagama abantu aba­zobe sebekulungele ukuthi benze umse­benzi emva kokufunda amakhono ahlu­kahlukene,” kusho Chigunduru.

Ubukhazikhazi bomtholampilo e-Edendale

NOKULUNGA NGOBESE>>nokulungan@myecho.co.za

SEKUMI ngomumo ukusebenzangokusemthethweni komtholampi­lo omusha wabadla imishanguzoyokuthiba igciwane lengculazi (ARVclinic) esibhedlela i­Edendale njen­goba uzoqala ukusebenza ngoL­wesibili oluzayo. Lo mtholampiloogabe ngobukhazikhazi nobuch­wepheshe obusezingeni eliphezuluubize izigidi zamarandi ezingama 41(R41 million). Uzosebenzisananomtholampilo okhonangaphakathi osekuphele iminyakaeyishumi waba khona.

Kuzoqopheka umlando njengobakuzobekungokokuqalangqaizinsizazokusebenza ziba esikhungweni es­isodwa (one stop shop) okubalwa

kuzo, isikhungo esisiza abaphethweisifo sofuba (TB clinic), ikhemisi lap­ho bezothatha khona imishanguzo(ARV pharmacy), indawo lapho bez­othola khona ukululekwangokomqondo ngaphambi kokuqa­la imishanguzo (counselling room).Kuzobuyekubenendawolaphobez­othathwa khona izikhohlela(coughing booth), indawo lapho be­zoxilongwa khona (consultationrooms), indawo lapho bezokwaziukuxhumana khona nabezenhla­lakahle (social welfare services)nendawo lapho bezothatha khonaigazi. Ngaphandle kokubhekelelaukuthiba igciwane lengculazi kanyenesifo sofuba, uzophinde ubhekele­le isifo sikashukela (diabetes), uku­thiba izifo zocansi (STIs)nokuhlolwa komdlavuza wesibe­letho (cervical cancer screenings).

Umxhumanisi wesibhedlela uNkk.Samke Mncube uthe: “Sizizwasikhethekile kakhulu njengobasizoba isibhedlela sokuqala ukutho­la zonke lezi zinsiza kusebenza enda­weni eyodwa.“Phambilini iziguli bezihamba iban­ga elide khona ngaphakathi esib­hedlela njengoba zonke lezi zindawobeziqhelelene.”Uthe yize bebenawo umtholampilo

ngaphakathi, inselelo ebesinayo in­dawo njengoba lesi sibhedlelakuyisona isikhungo esikhulu kunazozonke kulesi fundazwe lapho ku­landwa khona imishanguzoyokuthiba igciwane lengculazi.

“Bangaphezu kwa­15 000 abantuabathola imishanguzo kulesi khun­go sethu. Lesi isikhungo senumphakathi wase­Edendale, siyanx­usa ukuba nisinakekele ngendlela.”kusho uMncube.

ISITHOMBAE:NOKULUNGA NGOBESEUnjiniyela wesibhedlela uMnuz.Bala Naidoo noMxhumanisi wesibhedlela uNkk. Samke Mncubengaphandle komtholampilo omusha wemishanguzo ethithibalisa igciwane lengculazi. Kulindeleke uku­thi uqale ukusebenza ngokusemthethweni ngoLwesibili

Chris Walker to perform in PMB>> ‘Time the city of Pietermaritzburg is put on the map’

NQOBILE MTOLO

AMERICAN R&B artist ChrisWalker will be performing atthis year’s Pietermaritzburg

JazzFestivalon2Augustat theGold-en Horse Casino in Scottsville.

Walker is well known for his hitsongs Giving You All My Love, TakeTimeandHowDoYouHealABrokenHeart, to mention a few.

Other headlining acts for thePietermaritzburg Jazz Festival dayinclude South African multi-awardwinning artists Lira, Naima Kay,Mafikizolo, Letta Mbulu, Caiphus

Semenya and Phuzekhemisi.Local artists Bongani Nkwanya-

na, Soulful Sounds, Mzwakhe SheziandsingerBernardwillalsoperformat this prestigious jazz event.

Organisers of the Pietermaritz-burg Jazz Festival have promised aworld-class performance which isset to “wow” music fans.

One of the event directors Nkan-yezi Cele of Starlight Promotions,said that Pietermaritzburg as thecapital cityofKwaZulu-Nataldidnothave an event that remains in thecity.

“Thisjazzfestivalislongoverdue.

It is about time the city of Pietermar-itzburg is put on the map. The ideais to host an event which awakensPietermaritzburg and helps in thedevelopment of local artists. Theevent is aimed at promoting socialcohesion, celebrating culture andheritage through music, and instill-ing unity,” said Cele.

ThePietermaritzburg JazzFesti-val is sponsored by the MsunduziMunicipality, The Witness, TsogoSun, Audi Pietermaritzburg, the De-parment of Arts and Culture,Schweppes, Edward and Snell andCubana.

Thedirectors of Starlight Promo-tions, Cele, Brian ZumaandNjabuloMatebula, thanked the MsunduziMunicipality for the opportunity ofputting together this musical event.

“We are confident about ourability to live up to the expectationsof our sponsors aswell as the peoplewho will attend the show” said amediastatement the trio releasedonMonday.

The jazz festival starts at 10 am.Tickets cost R200 at Computicket orR250 at the gate on the day of theevent, and the VIP tickets costR1 000.

PHOTO:SUPPLIEDChris Walkeris part of anarray ofmusicianswho willperform atthe Pieter­maritzburgJazz Festi­vall on for 2August atthe GoldenHorseCasino.

ORGANISERS OF THEPIETERMARITZBURG JAZZ

FESTIVAL HAVE PROMISED AWORLD­CLASS

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HONCHOS will be giving back to the com-munity by offering free lessons to childrenon how to make wire cars starting fromnext Monday.

Pietermaritzburg Honchos franchiseowner Imthiaz Ebrahim said with thisproject, they are giving back and servingthe community.

Theeventwill takeplaceattheMandelaCentral Park in Pietermaritz Street.

“We have decided to make the parkserve the community. Honchos currentlysponsors the weekly Taibo class whichtakes place every Saturday between 8 amand 9 am.

“Thisisfreetothepublic.Fortheschoolholidayswe have hired a teamofwire art-ists who will teach children how to makewire cars. Honchos will supply all materi-als and there will be no charge to the chil-dren.

“Parents are encouraged to bring andsupervise their kids is this fun activity,”said Ebrahim.

He said the best car of theweekwill re-ceive a prize of R500 on 19 July.

“We believe that quality activities canenhancechildren‘s livesandkeepthemoffthestreet.This is just thestartofmanyoth-er projects to follow,” he further said.

This project will run from Monday upuntil Saturday between 10 am and 3 pm.

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Millions to fixageingmunicipalresourcesDUMISANI ZONDI>>dumisani@myecho.co.za

AWHOPPINGR250 millionhas been setaside for the repair andmaintainance ofageing vehicles, workshops, offices andtools for the Msunduzi Municipality.

This was revealed by mayor ChrisNdlela during his State of the City Ad-dress at the Royal Showgrounds lastMonday.

“While we are aware that we arefaced with a huge repair and mainte-nance backlog, there is no reason to talkabout it ifwearenotgoing todoanythingabout it.

“Vehicles have surpassed theirlifespan, working tools take a long timetoreplacewhilejobsarebeinghaltedandworkshopandoffice facilities are ageingas lessmaintenancehasbeenconductedonthemwhiletheproblemofskilledstaffpersists.

“That iswhywehavesetasideaquar-terofabillionrand forrepairsandmain-tenanceforthefinancialyearthatstartedon 1 July,” said Ndlela.

He believes that such amove will im-prove service delivery for citizens andthat all the areas under the MsunduziMunicipality will benefit equitably fromservice delivery.

“In speaking about the city of Pieter-maritzburg or the MsunduziMunicipality, there has always been atendency to focus on the CBD or the ur-ban part of our area of jurisdiction.

“In terms of howwe have zoned our-selves, the focus has always been onzones four and five andnot one, two andthree, which has been a great injustice.

This has especially been the case inthemediawherealotof issueshavebeenraised and by consequence, leapsachievedarethoseinzonesfourandfive,he says.

He said that infrastructural develop-ment is the lifelineofagrowingeconomylike Msunduzi if it is to create jobs andbusinesses,addingthatthisalsocontrib-utes to being a vibrant and world-classcity.

“It is for reasons like these that weconceptualised the Greater EdendaleVulindlela Development Initiative, aproject that aims to reconstruct and de-velop the landscapeof theGreaterEden-dale area.

“One of themost notable shortfalls oftheareais the lackofproperhousingandrelated services, which resulted in hun-dreds of thousands of people living in in-formal settlements, characterised bypoverty.

To the excitement of those from thearea in the audience, themayor said theGreaterEdendale areahas beendividedinto18functionalareas,subjecttoamac-ro-planning analysis.

“Planshavebeenpreparedforeachofthe functional areas, giving detail on therole, spatial features and key develop-ment interventions.” he said

He said all the landbelongs to privatelandowners and negotiations are inplace tobuythe landsodevelopmentcantake place.

The mayor also spoke about the BusRapid Transit System.

“This is intended to transform thepublic transport system in the city ofMsunduzi through the provision of ahigh-quality and affordable Bus RapidTransit system in linewith national poli-cy.

“Over the next three years R3,2 bil-lion will be spent on this project.”

The speechwill be the subject of a de-bate after councillors return fromrecesson 23 July, according to council speakerBaboo Bajoo.

AYACASULA lamadoda akhula eyiz­ishimane, aqale ukuba ngamasokaesemadala bese ebona izingane za­bantu ziyizinto zokudlala.

La masoka avame ukubonakalakakhulu uma kunemicimbi efana na­lo mjaho omkhulu wamahhashi wa­minyaka yonke oba seGreyvilleeThekwini, obungoMgqibelo.

Okucasula kakhulu umfokaNdosi,uMgiks, ukuthi uma esesenkingeni lamasoka avumbuka ilanga seliyozi­lahla kunina, amanye antantathekaezekuyenaesecelaawatakuleobishi­ni. Cishe bekusaphele ihora elilodwangifikile ekhaya ngeSonto ntam­bama engixoxela ngenye injitimane(gentleman) eyakhula iyilesishi­mane esixaka ukwenza.

Uthi isisu simane sagcwala umoyakule njitimane ehlonishwayo eSont­weni ekhonza kulona ngendlelaenikela ngayo, neyaziwa ngokuhlan­zeka nokungayifuni into ebheke ece­leni njengokuxegelwa yisimilo, nge­sikhathi ihlangana nembibizanengoLwesihlanu ebusuku. Le njiti­mane, ibisihlele konke nengane yes­ikole ukuthi ukuthi bazojabula nda­wonye ebusuku ngoLwesihlanukweminye yale micimbi ebithe chithisaka eThekwini, eyandulela usukuolukhulu, iDurban July Handicap.Ukuthi kuhlanganwe nini,kuphi, kan­jani, akusasho lutho manje ngoba se­konakele konakele.

Uma eyixoxa le ndaba uMgiksubuye anxaphe yedwa azwakale es­ethi: “Nxag! Nazo lezi zingane zon­akele ngokwazo man! Kubonakalangendlela eziziphophotha ngayoukuthi zibolile. Ngeke ungitshele uku­thi imali yokuthenga zonke lezi ziqho­lo ezizisebenzisayo ziyinikwa ngaba­zali.”

Le njitimane ibihlele ukuthi izoh­langana nale ngane yomuntu kwel­inye lama hhotela aphambili eMh­langa. Iqashe netekisi ebizolanda in­gane. Wonke amalungiseleloabesemi ngomumo, nengane isitshe­liwe ukuthi izofika yenze njani ehho­tela.

Akwaziwa­ke noma ingane ibino­vadlwana yini ngoba kuzwakala sen­gathi ibuzile ukuthi ingafika yininomngane wayo, kwathiwa ‘noproblem’ kodwa kube ngumnganiongesisona ‘isitini’. Nayo­ke injiti­mane le, ibe isihlela nobhululu wayoukuthi bahlangane ba ‘gruve’ nda­wonye. Ngeke siyidalule le njitimanengoba ngabe sifaka uMgiks enkin­geni, angabe esasipotshozela izinda­ba okuyizona esiphila ngazo. Okunyeokusemqoka ukuthi le ngosi akuyonaeyokuxabanisa, kodwa eyoku­phawula ngezinto ezithinta um­phakathi.

Nangempela izilethe izinganeitekisi ebusuku. Pho izingane zisukezisabonakala yini ukuthi ziyizingane

ngoba kusuke sekuyizintombizangempela. Mhlambe nabazali ba­zo basuke bengeke besazibona kalu­la.

Akudingekanga nokuthi zizezingqonqoze kaningi sezifikileekamelweni ebeziyalelwe lona. Ku­sukume yona injitimane le, yavula isi­cabha yase icasha emuva kwaso,idlala. Lona omunye ubhululu wayoubehleli kusofa osegunjini elibhekeulwandle, ezishayela iwayini.

Namalambu kagesi la endlini,akhanyiswe kancane ngalendlelayokuthi kudingeka usondele eduzekakhulu kumuntu ukuze umbonekahle ukuthi ubani.

Ithe ifika nje injitimane emvakwemizuzwana engemingaki zin­genile ‘izingane’ ziqeda ukuhlalaphansi, yayishona kweyayo ‘ingane’iyiqabula ezindebeni ngalokhuokuthiwa yi­baby kiss. Emvakwalokho injitimane ikhanyise ugesikakhudlwana ukuze kwazane wonkeumuntu osendlini. Kuphele ubusoka,isisu sagcwala umoya ibona ukuthilena enye intombazane, yindodakaziyayo yangaphandle. Nanxa ayitholaengakashadi bayazwana ngoba iya­ziwa nasekhaya futhi ihlale ivakashafuthi iyazwana nomkakhe.

“Manje bengingekho mina enzayonke lemikhuba unkabi lo,” kushoumfo kaNdosi, “kodwa sekuyiminaokufanele ngiqhamukela nesu lo­

kumtakula kule nyakanyaka asen­gene kuyona. Kwasalowo mcimbiobuhleliwe awubange usaqhubeka,kuphele konke ukuhlakanipha.

“Okungicasula tu ukuthi onkabilaba uma bekhefuza emihlanganwe­ni nasemaSontweni, bazenzaongcwelengcwele, bethi bona abal­andelwa yizimpukane eziluhlaza,kanti banemikhuba exaka ukwenza,yizikhohlakali zokuqala nokugcina,”esho enikina ikhanda umfo kaNdosi.

Kazi wena mfundi wawuzok­wenze njani uma uzithola esimweniesifana nesale njitimane. Uma kunje,ngubani isikhohlakali ngempela kulenyakanyaka? Injintimane nobhululuwayo, noma nazo ‘izingane’ kuyefananje. Kufanele kwenziwe njanima kun­je?.

Ubani isikhohlakali kuyo yonke le nyakanyaka?

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UKUPHAPHALAZA kwenhlamvuyesibhamu endaweni yokucimaukomangonyakaka-2010okwenzauMnuz Nhlanhla Mthembu agcineesehamba ngesihlalo esinamason-do akuzange kumenze alahle ith-awula empilweni.

Leli bhungu laseMbali Unit 2elineminyaka engu-39 selizakheleudumongokwakhaamabhilidi lise-benzisa amakhadibhodi kanti ku-manje lo msebenzi wezandlanomqondo wakhe sewuyibhizinisikuyena.

Abaphathi benxanxathela yezi-tolo i-Edendale (eYideni) banikelangegumbi kule nxanxathela yezito-lo ukuze Mthembu akhangise um-sebenziwakhe ukuze ubonwe inin-gi labantu. Kumanje Mthembuusedweba amapulani okwakhaizindlu aphinde futhi akhengekhadibhodi ukuthi indlu asukeedwebe ipulani yayo izophumaibenjani uma seyakhiwe.

“Ukuqala kwami lo msebenzingangingenasiqiniseko sokuthingelinye ilanga kuzogcina sekuthe-la izithelo ngale ndlela okwenzekangayo manje. Emva kokulimalakwami ngibe nomhlangano nenhl-iziyo yami ngazibuza ukuthi lokhungabekushoukuthisekuphelileyini

ngempilo yami. Ngaphuma nem-pendulo ethi ukuhlala ngothe isig-caki, ngilale embhedeni ngivukengeke kungisize ngalutho.

“Ngangiwumuntuothandauku-dweba vele ngisakhula kodwa kun-geyona into engiwuchwepheshekuyona. Ngonyaka ka-2011 ngi-fikelwe ilo mbono wokwakha ama-bhilidi ngawo amakhadibhodi.Ngaqalangakhaindluenamagumbiamane kanye nesinye isitezi okun-gazange kuze kubukeke nge-sikhathi sengikwakhile. “Angi-zange ngilahle ithemba kodwangaqhubekangakhaokunyekwaze

kwaya ngokuya kuba ngcono izintoengizenzayo. Kuze kube imanje iz-intoengaqalangazozisekhona,zin-jengesikhumbuzo ukuthi kukuphilapho ngisuka khona.

“Ngokuqhubeka kwesikhathingaqala ngabo nemibono yezintoengizozakha. Imibono ingifikelangisho ngilele kanti ngiye ngivukengakhe leyo nto esuke ibe umbonokumina. Selithuthukile ibhizinisingoba manje sengidweba amapu-lani ezindlu. Ngiye ngithi uma sen-giyidwebile ipulani besengakha in-dluukukhombisaukuthi kuleyopu-lani indlu izophuma injani.

Lokhungikwenza ukuze ngisizeabantu bakithi ukuthi bangapham-beki noma bakhohliswe abantuabakhayo,” eskuchaze uMthembu.

Uqhube wathi ibhizinisi lakheselimenze waziwa kakhulu njen-goba aye avakashelwe abantuabavela ngaphandle kwedolobhalaseMgungundlovu abasuke bez-obona umsebenziwakhe.Muva njewenze isakhiwo senxanxathelayezitolo iYideni. Echaza ngalokhuuthi wacelwa abaphathi bale nda-wo ukuthi enze isakhiwo sayo.

“Kwangithatha izinyanga ezin-tathu ukwakha ibhilidi lenx-anxathela yezitolo. Into eyenzakut-hathe lesi sikhathi yingoba kukho-na eminye imibono eyayiyeiqhamuke. Ngiye ngivakashelweabantu abavela eThekwini, eBulw-er naseMpendle nezinye izindawo,abasuke bezobona umsebenzi wa-mi. Kumina kuyisibusiso futhi ngi-yambonga uNkulunkulu ngakhokonke asengiphe khona. Ngicelaukunxusa abantu nje ukuthi bazi-fundise ukwamukela isimo ukuzebakwazi ukuba nenqubekelaphambili. Mina ngakwazi ukwa-mukelaukuthi sengihambangesih-lalo esinamasondo kodwa ngasu-kuma ngangahlala phansi ngan-gazibukela phansi,” kusho yena.

Okhulumela inxanxathela yezi-tolo uMnuz Lindani Shange uthebayaziqhenya ngesakhiwo senx-anxathela yezitolo uMthembu asa-khile wathi kuzofunda abaningikuye.

ISITHOMBE NGU:NOMPENDULO NGUBANEUMnuz Nhlanhla Mthembu esendaweni yakhe enxanxatheleni yezitolo eY­ideni lapho ekhangisa khona umsebenzi wakhe futhi okuyilapho aseben­zela khona.

AN organisation dedicated to wrenchingsingle, divorced and widowed KwaZulu­Natal moms from being sucked into theabyss of poverty may have to close itsdoors after a computer crash has ren­dered it unable to operate.

God’s Warehouse in Pietermaritzburgprovides families with food, clothing,support and assistance through the lab­yrinth of the legal system. Its mission isto stop single, divorced and widowedmothers from sliding through the cracksand becoming another poverty statistic.

It also collects donations of used andnew clothing, toys and household itemsfor the families it supports. Items thatcannot be distributed for various reasonsare spruced up and sold to generatefunds for God’s Warehouse.

The registered non­profit organisa­tion’s reach is not limited to Pietermar­itzburg as it helps families from RichardsBay to Port Shepstone, from the greaterDurban area through the Midlands and

up into the northern interior.Debbie Schroeder, who founded and

runs the organisation, said the operationhas been brought to a standstill after thecomputer crash. “Everything is on it. Theyare working to recover information fromthe hard drive, but we need a computerto transfer onto in order to operate.”

God’s Warehouse relies solely on do­nations. “Every cent we raise goes tofeeding and helping our moms,” saidSchroeder.

The 2011 South African census foundthat nationally, 3.7% of South Africanchildren live with their fathers while 39%live only with their mothers who raise thechildren without maintenance from thefather.

“Many of those [men] I have encoun­

tered can’t pay maintenance for theirchildren, but can support the new girl­friend and provide for or pay to entertaintheir children,” said Schroeder.

While gender equality has improved,the gap between the difference in earn­ings between men and women is stillconsiderable.

“This means that should a womanfall pregnant, be divorced or widowed, itis difficult for her to survive financiallywithout the support of the father,” saidSchroeder.

Schroeder is also on a crusade to en­sure “deadbeat” fathers feel the wrathof the long arm of the law. Today, shehelps moms navigate the often intimi­dating and confusing legal system at nocost.

“This is why God’s Warehouse exists.No parent should fall through the cracksjust because they are doing the best theycan to keep their children healthy and ed­ucated,” she said.

Without the laptop, this importantsupport structure will grind to a halt.

“We have sent messages to all oursupporters and need whatever help wecan get. Any donation is welcome andevery little bit counts. If more is raised,it will go straight to helping feed, clotheand support our moms,” said Schroeder.

Contributions to God’s Warehousecan be deposited into the following ac­count:

God’s Warehouse, First NationalBank, Hayfields, account number:62412108434, branch code: 221425, ref:PC/Your name

Those needing assistance from God’sWarehouse or who would like to donatecan email debbie@godswarehouse.co(there is no.za). — Supplied.

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Satma nominations officially open

A PROCESS for the public tonominate their favourite traditionalartistsandgroupsforthe9thannualSouth African Traditional MusicAchievement awards (Satma) hasbeen set in motion.

Former KZN Judge PresidentVuka Tshabalala, the president ofthe Satma award foundation, lastFriday officially declared the 2014voting lines open at a gala dinner inDurban.

Satma Awards founder Dumisa-ni Goba promised that the awardswill continue to honour and pre-serve “our culture and heritagethrough its support of the arts”.

He said the support of SouthAfricanheritagestilldoesn’treceivethe financial support it deserves.

“Musicians should be living thesame profile and financial lives astheirsportingcounterparts, suchassoccer stars,” he said.

He challenged the governmentand associated arts and culture de-partments to put their financialmuscle behind programmes thatsupporttheupliftmentoftraditionalmusic in its support of culture andheritage.

The public are invited to nomi-natebySMSingtheir favouriteartistor group and category to 34066.SMS’scostR1.50.FreeSMSesdonotapply.

The two-dayevent startswithanindigenouscomedyshowon3Octo-ber withtheeventfollowingon4Oc-tober,at theUniversityofFortHare.

There are about 38 categories,includingthenewonesthatwerein-troduced during the launch on Fri-day, such as the best vernecular lo-cal movie, most downloaded songand radio station of the year.Other categories are:

Best IsicathamiyaBest VideoBest PoetBest New ComerBest Traditional Dance GroupBest African JazzBest Praise SingerBest Vernacular Hip HopBest MbaqangaBest Afro SoulBest ReggaeBest FemaleBest MaleBest Traditional News Journalist (print)Best Traditional News Journalist (elec­tronic)Best Provincial Art and Culture Depart­mentBest Vernacular Local MovieBest Community Radio DJBest Indigenous ComedianThe main awards will be at an eveninggala and they include categories such as:Best Xitsonga AlbumBest Tshivenda AlbumBest Indian AlbumBest SiSwati AlbumBest IsiNdebele AlbumBest SePedi AlbumBest Cultural Talk ShowBest SeSotho AlbumBest Boeremusiek AlbumBest IsiXhosa AlbumBest San AlbumBest SeTswana AlbumBest Maskandi AlbumMost Downloaded SongBest Music Radio ProgramSong of the YearBest Traditional DJBest Radio StationFounders Awards

Nominees will be announced on16 August at the Mmabathu Con-vention Centre in the North WestProvince.

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GENERATIONSDineo’s determination finally pays off.

#hashtag WORLD is dealt a devastatingblow. MJ realises his sister can never knowthe truth. Priska tries to lay down the lawbut is humiliated instead. Choppa agreesto give a sex talk in exchange for a favour.Jabulani finds a note left by none otherthan Kenneth Mashaba.ISIDINGO

Calvin and Katlego’s relationship facesits biggest challenge yet. Wary Barker hasno idea how close the danger really is.

Priyaquicklyfindsherselfbackinthefir­ing line. A wounded AK is more determinedthan ever to have his revenge not only onBarker, but on the woman who stood up

to him. Hamilton manages to getSechaba’s back up even further, this timeinvolving unwitting Lerato.MUVHANGO

Khomotjo gets a nasty surprise whenshe finds out who the taxi driver really is.Azwindini and the uncles fight over his de­cision to side with his wives when it comesto Simon. Simon makes a mistake in an at­tempt to right his wrongs of the past.James and Busi clash over moving to theNthabeleng. The police are suddenly inter­ested in the Taxi Driver.SCANDAL

Ndumiso learns something shockingwhich could tear the Ngcobo family apart.Shakira’s new ally makes a dangerous dis­

covery. Dintle tells a shocking lie and makesan even more shocking discovery as a re­sult. Kila’s worst fears are confirmed andNdumiso feels trapped in a web of lies. Anunlikely Cupid’s efforts seem to be payingoff as Cameron’s thoughts turn to ro­mance.RHYTHM CITY

Mamokete shares her suspicions of MrMasondo with Kop. Lerato buys a new out­fit with the money she got from the whiskyscam.

Errol flips over Gail’s photo shoot exit.Puleng is shocked when Suffocate offers tobuy her out of the shisa nyama. Leratoturns down David’s sleazy offer, and heputs the heat on her.

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“The ultimate driving experience – this is how wedescribe the new Nissan Qashqai,” commented Kon­stantin von Vieregge, general manager of marketingand planning at Nissan South Africa.

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FORDMotorCompanyofSouthernAfrica(FMC-SA)willgiveaglimpseof itsvisionforanewFordFigo concept later this month.

Highlighting premium design along withsmart and safety features, the concept vehicleprovidesan indicationof thedesign language tobe used in a future version of the popular Figo.It is confirmed that a production version of theFigo Concept is planned for the South Africanmarket, but details and specifications have yetto be confirmed.

At lessthanfourmetreslong, theconceptdis-plays a purposeful presence and a no-compro-mise aesthetic that continues Ford’s designleadership in the global compact car market.

“We don’t want consumers to have to com-promisewhen it comes to choosingmodern de-sign,value, safety,andtechnology in theircars,”saysMarkKaufman, vice president formarket-ing, salesandserviceofFordSub-SaharanAfri-ca.

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“The Ford Figo Concept is the embodimentof howwe are building on the One Ford plan togo further for all of our customers globally. Thedesign builds on Ford’s brand pillars (quality,green,safe,andsmart) tomeetall the functionalrequirementscustomersexpectwhileprovidinga package that is sure to surprise and delightcustomers,”concludedMorayCallum,FordMo-tor Company’s vice president of design.

Ford Figo concept unveiled

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19Local netball doing well, in good hands

IF you have been wondering whothe president of Mgungundlovuand District Netball Association is,

she is Matholi Nsele, a resident ofImbali Unit 18. Nsele is a formerschool sprinter, karateka and model.She finished her schooling atNjoloba and Mphophomeni High inHowick. This week Echo asked hersome questionsEcho: Explain your position or dutiesin the local netball association.Matholi Nsele (MN): I am the

president or chairperson for Mgun­gundlovu and District Netball Associ­ation. My main duty is to lead andhead the federation.Echo: Officially who are the affili­ates of your federation?MN: All the local municipalitieswithin the Mgungundlovu district.Echo: Besides you, who are otherofficials are under this wing?MN: There is Angie Xaba [secretary],Mabuyi Madlala, SthembisoMncwabe, Lungwana Xulu andArthur Maseko, to count a few.Echo: Explain how the structure isactually made up of, from local cir­cles, regional to provincial or nation­al level?MN: The federation is mostly madeup of officials from various local mu­nicipalities. In simple terms, as a dis­trict we accommodate local associa­tions right up to the regional,provincial and the national level, un­der Netball South Africa.

I remember many years ago dur­ing the days of the Natal MidlandsNetball Association under Joe Majolaand PMB­Msunduzi Municipality un­der chairman Singh, we used to haveteams and fixtures or tournamentstaking place almost every weekendor at least monthly.

We also had teams from around

the local townships like Imbali,Edendale, Sobantu, Eastwood,Northdale, Westgate and Eastwood.ECHO: Does it still happen or areyou guys active in the same way?MN: We still have teams from localcircles right up to the regional level. Imust point though that we don’t re­ally play or have tournaments everyweekend, but we are active. It is im­possible to play every weekendbecause we lack funds. In fact wedon’t have an official sponsor forlocal netball.Echo: What exactly is the positionof local netball — would you say it isgood, battling or there is a room forimprovement?MN: We are doing good, especiallywhen it comes to developing or rais­ing the bar of the game. We enjoy agood relationship with the majorityof local schools.

Echo: What do you think is stillneeded to take the local game tothe next level?MN: We honestly need more trainingof our coaches or officials to getproper papers for the game. So faronly passion is pushing most of us.The other big problem that is affect­ing netball in a big way is that thereare no netball facilities within theMsunduzi Municipality and to hireprivate ones is very expensive.Echo: We are already in the middleof the year. Are there any eventsthat are being staged by Mgungund­lovu at the moment?MN: Yes, we held a couple of eventto mark the start of the new seasonand to conduct selection of differentage groups.Echo: Are there any on going devel­opment programmes?MN: Yes, as I earlier said we enjoy a

good relationship with local schools.Most of our senior players are work­ing with local schools as develop­ment officers or trainers.

Those players are active in areassuch as Northdale, Sweetwaters, Im­bali, University of KZN and DUT.Echo: How many players are cur­rently involved with provincial or na­tional teams?MN: There are a couple of playersfrom Mgungundlovu that are regu­lars in the provincial teams and alsoat the national level. The likes ofBongiwe Msomi, Skhokho Shezi,Khaliphi Gebisela, Mitchel Segal,Minky Moahlali, Fezeka Gambusheand Precious Mthembu.Echo: I know that the Departmentof Sports and Recretaion always playa very important role in the game,can you explain this.MN: Yes, DSR are always on boardand positively support us in manyways. They help us with equipment,guidance, training, workshops, trans­port and accomodation when travel­ling.Echo: Finally, do you think the fu­ture of netball in Mgungundlovu isbright and on the right track?MN: We are doing fairly well, I meanfor our players to be regulars in theprovincial and national teams,speaks volumes about the localgame.

KZN is currently hosting a nation­al tournament this week at Durban’sHoy Park for the U19 and U21 (fe­males and males).

It started on Monday and will bewrapped up on Saturday 12 July .

• Nsele was interviewed by JerryBarnes.

PHOTO: JERRY BARNESMgungundlovu and District Netball Association president, Matholi‘Torishi’ Nsele (centre) with young netball players, Zama Mthethwa(left) and Nonduduzo Sosibo at one of the netball tournaments inDambuza recently.

Sunfoil tournament reveals new talentA TOTAL of 72 of KwaZulu­Natal’s mostpromising young cricketers were select­ed for six teams making up the eliteSunfoil development squad at the con­clusion of this year’s Sunfoil TownshipTournament.

This has paved the way for the de­velopment of the great talents of thefuture for both the province and SouthAfrica.

The tournament, which took placeat Hilton College from 1 to 4 July, is akey element of a successful develop­ment programme run by the KwaZulu­Natal Cricket Union (KZNCU) and Wil­lowton Group, manufacturers of Sun­foil cooking oil.

It provides disadvantaged young­sters within the coaching programmethe opportunity of showcasing theirtalent in a competitive match environ­ment.

Over four days, 300 young cricket­ers from KZN, Gauteng, border, Griqua­land West and Western Province, divid­ed into 24 teams of 12, played 49matches in a T20 format.

The ultimate goal of all participants

was to be selected for the elite Sunfoildevelopment teams with a view to be­ing considered for the Dolphins Acade­my in the future.

TheU15andu19SunfoilXIInvitationteam was announced at the conclusionof the tournament and these teamsplayed against the Sunfoil XI Guest

team.Shoaib Moosa, sales and marketing

director of Willowton Group said: “TheSunfoil Township Tournament, which isintegral to the overall township devel­opment programme has come a longway over the past seven years.

“The township development pro­gramme is contributing to CricketSouth Africa’s vision of cricket being atruly national sport and available to allwho want to play it and pursue excel­lence at all levels of the game,” he said.

All those involved in the tourna­ment this year have commented on thesignificant improvement in the stand­ard of cricket being played.

In addition to the players of the daybeingrecognisedintheU15andU19cat­egories, two promising cricketers,Banele Cele and Bayanda Gumbi havebeenawardedbursariestoattendGlen­wood Preparatory School and Maritz­burg College.

KZN Health MEC Dr. SibongiseniDhlomo attended the final day andstated that he was pleased to beamong sportsmen. — Supplied.

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDKZN Health MEC Dr Sibongiseni Dhlomo at the closing ceremony ofthe Sunfoil Township Tournament. He presented prizes to (left)Makabongwe Ngcobo of Central, the U5 player of the tournament and(right) Siphamandla Mavanda of Western Province, the U19 player ofthe tournament. Three hundred boys from KZN, Gauteng, Border, Gri­qualand West and Western Province attended the four­day event atHilton College.

SA needs quality playersSOUTH Africans need to accept that fora country of over 50 million people weare not producing the quality of playersat top level who have the necessarytechnical skills required by major clubsand international teams.

There is something terribly wrongwith our football. We have allowed fail­ing philosophies to influence our game,eg. English.

Currently, Portugal ideas and phi­losophy have been added over andabove the German, English, Dutch andBrazilian methods and philosophies.

English football over the years hasalways valued hard work and determi­nation over technical skills and intelli­gence. We have a generation of promi­nent coaches in this country schooledin this philosophy. They receive more

time on national television and radiowhile the print media also give themhuge space for comments.

This is one of the reasons why foot­ball fans talk of big strikers and central

defenders. This is what the outdateddirect football requires.

It boggles the mind why footballleaders in a country like South Africacontinue hiring coaches indoctrinatedin the direct safety first mentality. Weare failing to learn from those liftingmajor international trophies. We haveallowed mentalities that value last­ditch crunching tackles, where the ballflies out of play and is booted into thestands instead of those that look todribble or pass to their teammates.

It should not surprise that fansspend 90 minutes singing and facingaway from the action. The develop­ment centres springing up all over

South Africa under foreign technicalinfluence is not helping our course.Philosophies, methods and develop­mentprogrammesimportedintoSouthAfrica will produce average footballers.

Children born in the southern partof Africa are not only different to Euro­peans, but also to those from otherparts of Africa.

Itwilltakeanewgenerationoflead­ership, both politically and in sports, toengage in these issues. Currently, peo­ple are obsessed with numbers gamesi.e. how many blacks are in a team in­stead of matters of training and educa­tion.

We complain that teams are toowhite while welcoming training ideasthat do not suit a black child. Unzimalo mthwalo!

THABO DLADLA

TALKINGFOOTBALL

Germanydestroy BrazilGERMANY eased into the World CupFinal by humiliating hosts Brazil 7-1,with Miroslav Klose getting amongstthe goals to become the most prolificscorer in the tournament’s history.

DieMannschaft ranriot viabracesfromManoftheMatchToniKroosandAndre Schurrle, and strikes fromThomasMuller,SamiKhediraandPo-land-bornKlose,whonetted a record16thgoalat theshowpiece-goingonebetter than retired Brazilian legendRonaldo.

Oscar pulled one back in stoppagetime as the Samba Boys - who previ-ously hadn’t lost a competitive gameat home since 1975 - narrowly avoid-ed surpassing their heaviest ever de-feat,a6-0lossatthehandsofUruguayin 1920.

Germany will face either Argenti-naorNetherlandsintheeventdeciderin Rio on Sunday, after the latter pairmet last night. There was no resultwhen Echo went to print.

Joachim Low’s men started thecontest at Estadio Mineirao brightly,as an unmarked Muller tapped in aKroos corner 11 minutes in for hisfifth goal of the tournament, the sametallyheachievedatSouthAfrica2010.

The Europeans then effectivelykilled the tie by finding the net fourtimesinaseven-minuteperiodbeforethe half-hour mark. Klose, Kroos (2)and Khedira did the damage to givetheir sideasensational5-0 leadat theinterval.The second stanza was acloser affair, as Germany goalkeeperManuel Neuer was forced to make anumber of saves to deny efforts fromOscarandPaulinho.However, substi-tute Schurrle, on for Klose, added asixthgoalwithacalmfinishintheareain the 69th minute.

Schurrle completed his double 10minutes laterwithathunderousdriveon the angle as the ball flew in off theunderside of the bar.

A deflated Brazil managed to pullone back at the death, as Oscar beatNeuer from close range moments af-ter Mesut Ozil wasted a one-on-oneopportunity at the other end.

-KickOff.com

Vries pensMaritzburgextensionKICKOFF.COMcanconfirm thatNamibian in-ternationalgoalkeeperVirgilVrieshassigneda new two-year contract with MaritzburgUnited.

The deal has been confirmed by the play-er’sbusinessmanagerJazzmanMahlakgane.“Thedealisdone.Itisatwo-yearcontractwithanoptionforanotheryear,”Mahlakganesays.

Meanwhile, Vries, with approximately 35caps for his country since making his debutagainst Botswana in 2009, says he is gratefulfor the opportunity to continue playing in thePSL.

“It is great that Maritzburg United haveshownfaith inme. Ihavebeenhereat theclubfor18months,but it feels like it isanewbegin-ning forme. I played a good seven games lastseason [in all competitions] and as a player, Iwant to grow. It is all about progress,” Vriestells this website.

“I alsohope that Iwill opendoors for othergoalkeepers back home to play in the PSL thesamewaythelikesofRonnieKanalelo[formerSundownsgoalkeeper]and formerJomoCos-mos goalkeeper Abisai Shiningayamwe didfor me.

“LikeItoldJazzman,he’sdonehispartandnowit ismyturntoperformfortheclub,”Vriesadds.

–KickOff.com

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Maritzburg Unitedbeef up theirsquadTHE local Premier Soccer League outfitMaritzburg United seem to be pulling out allthe stops to reinforce itself before the start of2014/2015 season.

The Team of Choice is negotiating withsomePSLgiantsandindividualplayers,eitherfor a possible permanent or loan player.

United communications and marketingdirector Brian Zuma this week confirmed toEcho that his bosses are working around theclock to secure the services of certain players.

Zuma says at the moment it is difficult tosaythetotalnumberofplayersexpectedtojointhe Team of Choice.

“I can tell you that management is stillbusy in the market, but I don’t want lie to bytelling the exact number of players coming onboard.

“At the moment it’s impossible to predicthow many players are likely to join us,” hesaid.

However,he said the club is expected to in-troducenewrecruits officially to themedia ei-ther on 29 or 20 July.

Meanwhile Echo has learnt that Unitedwere almost done with the acquisitions ofdefender KwandaMngonyama andmidfield-er Sibusiso Khumalo from MamelodiSundowns. Both players are on loan for oneseason.

United chairman Farouk Kadodia thisweek confirmed their arrival in the City ofChoice.

“Theyare inPietermaritzburgaswespeakand have already started training.”

TalkstoalsobringalongthePretoria-baseddefender Abel Mabaso are also looking posi-tive.

Possibilities are looking up for anotherSundowns striker Rodney Ramagalela, whomight end up wearing the Team of Choicecolours.

United’sheadcoachSteveKomphela is al-so looking at other players, includingZimbabwean left-back Khumbulani Banda,who is likely to be a replacement for RubenCloete.

— Jerry Barnes.

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