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A CLEAN-UP campaign is tobe launched by the Msun-duziMunicipality toensure

that the city is clean and thatcitizensgeteducatedontheimpor-tance of cleanliness.

The plan was announced byMayor Chris Ndlela during hisState of the City Address at theRoyal Showgrounds last Monday,saying itwill be launched onMan-dela Day, 18 July, to educate itscitizens about their responsibility

of living in a clean environment.“Part being a world-class city

entails being a clean and tidy city,one that we pride ourselves onregardless of which part of townyou are travelling through,” ex-plained Ndlela.

“We have to change our atti-tude, our space belongs to all.”

He said the campaign will en-courage people to clean theirspace for one hour every week.

“Thetimeofonlytakinganddo-ing nothing is over. This is the op-portunity to do something by giv-ing and not only taking.”

Hepointedoutthatthecity isal-ways in a palatable state between8 pm and 6 am after the streetshave been cleaned by municipalworkers.

He alluded to the fact that thepeoplewhoenterthecityeverydayshouldmake it their responsibilitynot to litter and to leave it in thehealthy state they find it in.

He urged that the call made byPresident Jacob Zuma recently to“roll up our sleeves and takematters into our own hands bytaking the time to clean our townsand cities— all in the name of the

one man who sacrificed so muchfor all of us as a country”.

“With 18 July only two weeksaway, andwith this being the firstbirthday we will be celebrating intheabsenceof the fatherofourna-tion, former president NelsonMandela, this isafittinggiftwecangive to the late statesman.”

Ndlela also vowed to removestreet children from the lanebetween Upper Crust andJonathan’s Spar.

Ndlela’s speechwill bedebatedin council on 23 July after council-lors have returned from recess.

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AN organisation dedicated towrenching single, divorcedand widowed KwaZulu­Natal

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ble to operate.This means a number

of families may not have

enough food in the weeks to come.God’s Warehouse in Pietermaritzburg

provides families with food, clothing, supportand assistance through the labyrinth of thelegal system. Its mission is to stop single,divorced and widowed mothers from slidingthrough the cracks and becoming anotherpoverty statistic.

It also collects donations of used and newclothing, toys and household items for thefamilies it supports. Items that cannot be dis­tributed for various reasons are spruced upand sold to generate funds for God’s Ware­house.

The registered non­profit organisation’sreach is not limited to Pietermaritzburg as

it helps families fromRichards Bay to

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Shepstone, from the greater Durban areathrough the Midlands and up into the north­ern interior.

Debbie Schroeder, who founded and runsthe organisation, said the operation hasbeen brought to a standstill after the compu­ter crash. “Everything is on it. They are work­ing to recover information from the harddrive, but we need a computer to transferonto in order to operate.”

God’s Warehouse relies solely on dona­tions. A highly active social media presencehas helped with this, but it does not havefunds to replace the laptop. “Every cent weraise goes to feeding and helping our moms,”said Schroeder.

The 2011 South African census found thatnationally, 3.7% of South African children livewith their fathers while 39% live only withtheir mothers who raise the children withoutmaintenance from the father.

“Many of those [men] I have encounteredcan’t pay maintenance for their children, butcan support the new girlfriend and providefor or pay to entertain their children,” saidSchroeder.

While gender equality has improved, thegap between the difference in earnings be­tween men and women is still considerable.

“This means that should a woman fallpregnant, be divorced or widowed, it is diffi­cult for her to survive financially without the

support of the father,” said Schroeder.Schroeder is also on a crusade to ensure

“deadbeat” fathers feel the wrath of the longarm of the law. Today, she helps moms navi­gate the often intimidating and confusing le­gal system at no cost.

“This is why God’s Warehouse exists. Noparent should fall through the cracks just be­cause they are doing the best they can tokeep their children healthy and educated,”she said.

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

“We have sent messages to all our sup­porters and need whatever help we can get.Any donation is welcome and every little bitcounts. If more is raised, it will go straight tohelping feed, clothe and support our moms,”said Schroeder.

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3Sezingafakwa izicelozokubuyiselwaumhlaba eKZNNOMPENDULO NGUBANE>>nompendulo.ngubane@myecho.co.za

IKHOMISHANA yokubuyiselwa komhlaba ebantwini im-ema bonke abantu besifundazwe saKwaZulu Natal ukubabafake izicelo zokubuyiselwa komhlaba wabo kanti lokhukuvulelekekuzekubezingu30kuNhlangulana (Juni) 2019.

Lesi simemezelo sikhishwe ngu-Advocate Bheki MbilingoLwesithathuolwedlulelaphoenabekabanzingokumeleabantu abazofaka izicelo bakwazi uma sebenza lokhu.

Echaza u-Advocate Mbili uthe kunezicelo ezingu-1 900ezasala ezicelweni ezazifakiwe ngesikhathi kukhishweumyalelo wokuthi abantu bafake izicelo zabo zokubuy-iselwa umhlaba.

Utheleziziceloezingu-1900yizoezizobhekelelwakuqa-lanezizobekwakuqalakuloluhlelo lokubuyiselwakwemih-laba kubanikazi bayo.

Ukubuyiselwa kwemihlaba ebantwini kumenyezelwaemva kokuthi uMengameli wezwe uMnuz Jacob Zumaephinde wasayinda ngokusemthethweni ukuthi kuphindekuvulwe futhi kululwe nesikhathi sokuthi abantu ezwenilonke laseNingizimu Africa bafake izicelo zabo zokubuy-iselwakomhlabawabongokomthethoowaziwangeResitu-tion of Land Rights Amendment Act 2014.

Abavumelekile ukufaka izicelo zokubuyiselwa komhla-ba ilabo bantu abaphucwa umhlaba wabo emva kwezi19 kuNhlangulanangonyaka ka-1913nalabo abage-ja usuku olwaluwunqamlajuqu lwama 31 kuZiban-dlela (Disemba) 1998 ngokusho kuka-Mbili.

“Ikhomishana yesifunda ebhekelele ukubuy-iselwa komhlaba imema bonke abantu abafunaukubuyiselwa imihlaba yabo ukuthi beze bezofa-ka izicelo zabo kule khomishini.

“Lokhukuvulelekeemiphakithininoma imi-ndeni eyathinteka ekudliweni komhlaba

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Umphakathi uyacelwa ukuba ushayele inomboloyamahhala yale khomishini ukubika ubugebengu nomainkohlakalo ngezicelo zomhlaba ku-080 0007 095.Okudingekayo lapho kufakwa isicelo sokubuyiselwa umh-laba:•Umazisi osemthethweni walowo osuke ezofaka isicelo.•Isiqiniseko sommeli uma kuwukuthi ozofaka isicelo umele umndeninoma umphakathi.•Uhla lwabantu osuke uzobamela lapho ufaka isicelo.•Incwadi evela enkantolo enkulu (Master of High Court) uma usukeuqokwe njengonelungelo lokugada indawo. (executor of an estate)•Ubufakazi bemvume yomphathi uma usuke uzofaka isicelosokubuyiselwa komhlaba umele umphakathi .

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AdvocateBheki Mbili

ngalesi khathi esibekiwe. Leli hhovisi liku-lungele ukuthi bonke abantu abazobe bezofa-ka izicelo zabo baluthole usizo njengoba loluhlelo lozobe 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.

“Lokhukuzokwenzaukuthi sikwaziukuthiabantu sibasize futhi sikwazi nokugwemaizinselelo ezingaba khona lapho kufakwaizicelo,” kuchaza Mbili.

Eqhuba uthe ukungaboni ngasolinye kwe-mindeni osuke ufake isicelo sokubuyiselwakomhlabamayelananokuthingabeusukeufu-na luphi uhlelo lokubuyiselwa umhlaba kubayinselelo kubona.

“Sinezinhlelo ezikhona mayelananokubuyiselwa komhlaba ebantwini. Ezinh-lelweni ezikhona ukuthola enye indawo lowomndeni noma umphakathi onganikwa yonanoma isinxephezelo semali yawo umhlaba.

“Uye uthole ukuthi kunokungaboningasolinye emindenini noma emphakathinimayelananokuthibafunakwenziwekuphiku-lokhu okuthathu. Lokho kukodwakuyinseleloenkulungobakubambezelaukuqhutshwano-ma ukuqala kwesicelo sabo.

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Drinking spreeends in rapeNOKULUNGA NGOBESE>>nokulungan@myecho.co.za

ADRINKING spree ended in disaster fora 25-year-old Elandskop man after hewas allegedly raped by anotherman in

Scottsville last week.LindaXuluallegesthathewasdruggedand

rapedbyamaninhismid-fortiesathisScotts-ville home, after befriending him at Hlophe’sButcheryinWestStreet.Hesaid hewasaston-ished when hewoke up naked on his bed thefollowing day.

“Last Sunday night Iwasoutpartyingwithmy lesbian friend at Hlophe’s Butchery whenan old man invited us to drink with him. Hestartedbuyingusalcoholandaskedmy friendto go and buy cigarettes for us.

“As she left, he started questioning hergender.Whenshecameback,wewantedtogoto Bayside lounge to havemore drinks and hegave us a lift.

“After a few drinks, he suggested that wefind an ATM as he wanted to withdrawmoremoney.WewenttotheATMatMcDonaldscen-tre and proceeded to another tavern in WestStreet. Theplacewas sopackedwedecided tohave our drinks inside the car.

“Myfriendsuggestedthatwecallacabandproceed to a ‘stocky’ at some tavern inEdendale.Hearing that,heaskedmy friend togo and buy more alcohol. While she was out,hejumpedintothecarandspedoff, leavingmyfriend behind.”

Xulusaidhedoesnotrememberwhathap-pened after that, butwas astonishedwhenhewoke up the following day to find himselfnaked in bed with him.

“Irealisedwhathadjusthappenedandde-manded that he open the door for me, whichhe refused to do.

“On the bed there was also a pill which Isuspect was used to drug me. He eventuallygave in and dropped me off in town. I thenwent to the Loop Street police station andopened a rape case.”

He said although he does not know theman’s name he can identify him as he drivesa personalised Dodge Caliber.

“I just want to warn young people to bevigilant. He seems to be luring young peoplewith alcohol so that he can drug them.”

SAPS spokesperson Captain ThulaniZwane confirmed that a48-year-oldmanwasarrested allegedly for rape last week.

PHOTO: NOKULUNGA NGOBESELinda Xulu alleges to have been raped byanother man after a drinking spree.

Isihlahlaesinemithi sixakeumphakathi

NOKULUNGA NGOBESE>>nokulungan@myecho.co.za

KUNENDIDAngesihlahlaseSanqaweokucho-nywekusonaamabhodlela emithingezintam-bo ezibomvu neziluhlaza entabeni eyaziwa“ngoMaluphonjwana” phakathi kwakaMpu-muza nase-Ashdown.

Amalunga omphakathi akhulume naleliphephandaba athe akhathazekile ngalesi sih-lahlaesesinesikhathisikhona,njengobakusa-balele amahebezi okuthi esokusiza abantubalwe nezitha zabo.

Bathi lama bhodlela anemithi yesiZulungaphakathi aphinde abe namagama esithaumuntu afisa sinqotshwe.

Ilunga lomphakathi elingathandangauku-dalulwa igama lithe: “Kuthiwa ufike ubhaleigama lomuntu ofisa ukumenza kabi okunga-ba isitha sakho noma imbangi yakho. Laphausuke umbopha ukuthi kukho konke akwen-zayo kungaphumeleli lutho.”

Elinye ilunga lomphakathi nalo elingath-andangaukudalulwalitheyizelesisihlahlasis-endaweni okungajwayele ukuhamba khonaabantu, abantu bayasazi njengoba befikaubuthaphuthaphu, ikakhulukazi labo aba-hamba ngezimoto.

Uthe:“Ngelinye ilanga kuke kwenzekangazithola senginqamula ngakhona. Eku-hambenikwamingezwaisangomasikhulumanomuntu simtshela ukuthi mhla kuqhumaisivalosebhodlela,umuthiuyobeusuqalauku-sebenza esitheni sakhe.

“Asisinye lesi sihlahla njengoba kukhonafuthi esinye esiseduze kwaso. Into esikhat-hazayo ukuthi izingane zethu ziye zidlale zizezicishe zifike ngakusona. Kuyokwenzekaniumangelinye ilangazidlalazizezifikekusona,zivule la mabhodlela?” ephetha.

Isangoma okuthiwa yisona esenza lokhu,uMnuz.SabeloDlamini,uthelesisihlahlaasih-langene nokulwa nezitha, kodwa sisiza laboabalahlekelwe izinto ukuthi bakwazi uku-sheshe bazithole.

Uthe: “Ngisebenzisa lesi sihlahla ebusikakuphela ngoba sisuke sinamagatsha. Ehlobongisebenzisa umfula. Kula mabhodlela ku-namagama ezinto ezilahlekele abantu.Ngibuyisa noma yini esuke ilahlekile. Ngishonoma ngabe ikude kanjani, iyabuya emvakwezinsuku eziyisikhombisa.”

Isazi sezamaziko uDkt. NomaguguNgobese uthe lesi sihlahla esokuvika umphe-zulu njengoba udlalela kusona.

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Young people tackle societal problemsNOKULUNGA NGOBESE>> nokulungan@myecho.co.za

ASawayofgivingyoungcitypeopleaplat-form to air their problems, the ChildrenIn Distress Network (Cindi) in partner-

ship with Msunduzi Innovation and Develop-ment Institute (Midi) hosted a youth summit atthe city hall last Thursday

The theme of the summit was “Safepassages, creating the citywe deserve”,whichwas attended by pupils, tertiary students andstakeholders fromtheSAPS, theDepartmentofTransport and the the Department of Educa-tion.

Youth co-ordinator at Cindi Mbali Mngunisaid the summit is held annually for people be-tween the ages of 12 and 23.

“Ouraimistoencouragechildparticipation,hence we have opened a platform for them todiscuss problems that may hinder their devel-

opment.“Often, when government makes policies

and [creates] development programmes,young people are not represented enough.

“We have identified common problems inschool safety, pupil transport and imbalancesin the education system and infrastructire.

“A memorandum of understanding will besigned and sent to the city mayor in order forthese problems to beaddressed,”saidMnguni.

One youth ambassador, Simlindile Ndlobu,said: “There are so many problems faced byyoungpeople.Thereisahugeproblemofdrink-ing and driving among drivers. We travel toschoolusingpublictransportdaily,butwewor-ry that we may not reach our destination.There are lot of criminal activities in our com-munities.

“Wearealso concernedabout the junk foodthat is sold toschoolchildrenassomeof it isnotmanufactured in factories.”

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ZIKHALA ngokusebenzisa izindlu zangasesezabesilisa iziguli zabesifazane emtholampiloiCentralCityclinicesedolobhenieduzenehho-visi likaNdunankulu wesifundazwe.

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Esinye seziguli esikhulumene-EchouNkk.ThandekileMajoziutheubeyolandaamaphili-si esifo sikashukela agcine engazange awat-hole ngenxa yokuthi umshini wokuhlola ush-ukela kubikwa ukuthi udukile.

UNkkMajozi uthengenxayalokhuuzewa-phoqeleka ukubuyela ekhaya engazange ahl-olelwe ushukela futhi anikezwe amaphilisi.

“Ukubuyela kwami emuva ngingazangengibhekwe futhi ngithole amaphilisi kwen-zeke ngoNhlangulana. Udokotela akangib-hekanga isifo sikashukela aphinde anginikeamaphilisi ngoba umshini kwabikwa ukuthiudukile.

“Ngibuyele ekhayangingazangengenziwelutho. Kuningi okungalungile laphaemtholampilo, kunenkingayezindluzangase-se.Kumanjenjesisebenzisaizindluzangasesezabantu besilisa ngoba izindlu zangasese za-bantu besifazane azisebenzi.

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yini,” echaza uNkk Majozi.Okhulumela Umgungundlovu Health Dis-

trict uMnuz Musawenkosi Mncwabe uku-phikile ukuthi unogada nguye oye abhaliseiziguli.

Uthe umtholampilo unaye umabhalaneokunguye obhalisa iziguli, hhayi unogada.

“Unogadauyeasizeabantungokuqiniseki-sa ukuthi bami emgqeni okuyiwo kanti lokhukwenzeka kuphela ekuseni.

“Zonkeiziguliziyezibhekweemtholampilonjengenqubo yomtholampilo. Asikho isiguliesiye sibuyele ekhaya ngaphandle kokubhek-wa. Sinayo inselelo mayelana nezinsizaemtholampilo.

“Izindlu zangasese azanele ukuthi zikwaziukunelisa zonke iziguli. Sinezindlu zangaseseezine kuphela, zintathu ezabesifazane kantieyamadoda yinye. Ngenxa yokuthi zisetshen-ziswa kakhulu kuye kube khona ukuphaz-amiseka kuzona kodwa uMnyangoweZempi-lo usezinhlelweni zokulungisa lokhu,” kushouMncwabe.

I-Echo ikhulumenomunyewesifazane on-gathandanga ukudalulwa ngenkathi iva-kashele lo mtholampilo. Utshele leli phep-handaba ukuthi inkinga enkulu yiyo yezindluzangasese ezisetshenziswa iziguli zabesilisanabesifazane.

“Sekuyintoejwayelekileukuthisisebenziseizindlu zangasese zabesilisa ngoba ezabesi-fazane zingasebenzi nomazingenalo iphephalokusula (tissue),”kusho lona wesifazane.

AYACASULA lamadoda akhula eyizishimane,aqale ukuba ngamasoka esemadala bese ebonaizingane zabantu ziyizinto zokudlala.

Lamasokaavameukubonakalakakhuluumakunemicimbi efana nalo mjaho omkhuluwamahhashi waminyaka yonke oba seGreyvilleeThekwini, obungoMgqibelo.

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Uthi isisu simane sagcwala umoya kule njiti­mane ehlonishwayo eSontweni ekhonza kulonangendlela enikela ngayo, neyaziwa ngokuhlan­zeka nokungayifuni into ebheke eceleni njen­gokuxegelwa yisimilo, ngesikhathi ihlangananembibizane ngoLwesihlanu ebusuku. Le njiti­mane, ibisihlele konke nengane yesikole ukuthiukuthi bazojabula ndawonye ebusuku ngoL­wesihlanu kweminye yale micimbi ebithe chithisaka eThekwini, eyandulela usuku olukhulu,iDurban July Handicap. Ukuthi kuhlanganwenini,kuphi, kanjani, akusasho lutho manje ngobasekonakele konakele.

UmaeyixoxalendabauMgiksubuyeanxapheyedwa azwakale esethi: “Nxag! Nazo lezi zin­gane zonakele ngokwazo man! Kubonakalangendlela eziziphophotha ngayo ukuthi zibolile.Ngeke ungitshele ukuthi imali yokuthengazonke lezi ziqholo ezizisebenzisayo ziyinikwa ng­abazali.”

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Akwaziwa­ke noma ingane ibinovadlwanayini ngoba kuzwakala sengathi ibuzile ukuthi in­gafika yini nomngane wayo, kwathiwa ‘no prob­lem’ kodwa kube ngumngani ongesisona ‘isitini’.Nayo­ke injitimane le, ibe isihlela nobhululuwayo ukuthi bahlangane ba ‘gruve’ ndawonye.NgekesiyidalulelenjitimanengobangabesifakauMgiks enkingeni, angabe esasipotshozelaizindaba okuyizona esiphila ngazo. Okunyeokusemqoka ukuthi le ngosi akuyona eyokuxa­banisa, kodwa eyokuphawula ngezinto ezithin­ta umphakathi.

Nangempela izilethe izingane itekisi ebusu­

ku. Pho izingane zisuke zisabonakala yini ukuthiziyizingane ngoba kusuke sekuyizintombizangempela. Mhlambe nabazali bazo basukebengeke besazibona kalula.

Akudingekanga nokuthi zize zingqonqozekaningi sezifikile ekamelweni ebeziyalelwe lona.Kusukume yona injitimane le, yavula isicabhayase icasha emuva kwaso, idlala. Lona omunyeubhululu wayo ubehleli kusofa osegunjini elib­heke ulwandle, ezishayela iwayini.

Namalambu kagesi la endlini, akhanyiswekancane ngalendlela yokuthi kudingeka uson­dele eduze kakhulu kumuntu ukuze umbonekahle ukuthi ubani.

Ithe ifika nje injitimane emva kwemizuzwanaengemingaki zingenile ‘izingane’ ziqeda ukuhla­la phansi, yayishona kweyayo ‘ingane’ iyiqabulaezindebeni ngalokhu okuthiwa yi­baby kiss. Em­va kwalokho injitimane ikhanyise ugesi kakhudl­wana ukuze kwazane wonke umuntu osendlini.Kuphele ubusoka, isisu sagcwala umoya ibonaukuthi lena enye intombazane, yindodakaziyayoyangaphandle.Nanxaayitholaengakasha­di bayazwana ngoba iyaziwa nasekhaya futhi ih­lale ivakasha futhi iyazwana nomkakhe.

“Manje bengingekho mina enza yonkelemikhuba unkabi lo,” kusho umfo kaNdosi,“kodwa sekuyimina okufanele ngiqhamukelanesu lokumtakula kule nyakanyaka asengenekuyona. Kwasalowo mcimbi obuhleliwe awu­bange usaqhubeka, kuphele konke ukuhlaka­nipha.

“Okungicasula tu ukuthi onkabi laba umabekhefuza emihlanganweni nasemaSontweni,bazenza ongcwelengcwele, bethi bona abalan­delwa yizimpukane eziluhlaza, kanti bane­mikhuba exaka ukwenza, yizikhohlakali zokuqa­la nokugcina,” esho enikina ikhanda umfo kaN­dosi.

Kazi wena mfundi wawuzokwenze njani umauzithola esimweni esifana nesale njitimane.Uma kunje, ngubani isikhohlakali ngempela kulenyakanyaka? Injintimane nobhululu wayo, no­ma nazo‘izingane’kuyefananje.Kufanele kwen­ziwe njanima kunje?.

Ubaniisikhohlakali kuyoyonke lenyakanyaka?

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Shot on Locationfor Mandela Day>> ‘We want to pursue a campaign in association with the theme of ubuntu’

INcelebration ofMandelaDay thisyear, Anatoli and Zenith Photo-graphywill be hosting an event at

the Natal Carbineers MilitaryBarracks on 19 July.

Zenith Photography and AnatoliPhotography have come together tocreate a platform encouraging localtalent to expose their work.

Thereafter they will offered thepotential of being included into thedocumentary and into exhibitionsnationally and internationally.

The event, in partnershipwith theSouthAfricanDefenceForce, aims tocommemorate 20 years of a diversedemocracy and tell a collaboration ofstories through photography.

“Wewant topursuea campaign inassociation with the theme ofubuntu,expressingphotographythatwill be used in an up and comingnational documentary,” said DanteKemp, events co-ordinator.

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Fashion show in celebrationof 20 years of democracyNOMPENDULO NGUBANE>>nompendulo.ngubane@myecho.co.za

TREE of Poetry will be celebrat-ing 20 years of democracy byhosting a fundraising Sembadihfashion show, the proceeds ofwhich will go to the Ubuntu Cri-sis Centre in Edendale.

Sembadih is a mix of theatri-cal poetry and song.

The event will take place atthe Tatham Art Gallery on 26 Ju-ly with the designers showing-casing their garments.

Speaking to Echo, Tree of Po-etry secretary Menzi Sibiya hesaid they have chosen to cele-brate this historical event of free-dom in fashion in order to get anunderstanding of how designerssee democracy.

“We want to see their way ofcelebrating freedom throughfashion with poetry and song in-cluded.

“We chose this theme be-cause we want to see how de-signers celebrate freedom andand [get an understanding] ofwhat freedom means to them.

“All of this will be revealedthrough their garments.

“We also want to see how theydescribe the African image inthis day and age.

“As for the poets and musi-cians, they are verbal with theirexpressions, and we want to seethe package of elevated poetry

and music in theatrical form,” hesaid.

He said they selected theUbuntu Crisis Centre as thehome they want to assist, sayingthey a good working relationshipwith the centre.

“Among all of the orphanagesand homes, we know UbuntuCrisis Centre is the neediest.

“We have been helping thecentre since 2011 as Pieter-maritzburg artists, not only asTree of Poetry, so we have abond with it.

“Most of the designers whowill be showcasing their workare students at the school offashion.

“We know a couple of design-ers who attend poetry and musicshows.

“What we did is pitch the ideato them and they were keen to bepart of the project.

“We have also asked them toget other interested designers [totake part]. We have designerswho will be showcasing bangles,bangs and necklaces.

“Our designers will be bring-ing their own models for theevent. We have six designers[who will bring] three modelseach.

“We have one poet from com-ing from Johannesburg anotherone from Durban and one fromPietermaritzburg.

For more information, callMenzi Sibiya on 076 391 9232.

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Attention all rural schools/schoolswithEnglish as a second language

Rural/previously disadvantaged schools are invited to enter their top two(2) English spellers fromGrade 10 and Grade 11 (one from each grade) into

the KZN Premier Spelling BeeMaritzburg regional event, to be held inAugust 2014 (Date and venue to be confirmed, keep reading your local

newspaper to find out the details!)

Words to be learnt for theMaritzburg Spelling Beewill be published in the 20 June 2014 edition of the

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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

JazzFestivalon2AugustattheGold-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.

Oneof 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 ideaistohostaneventwhichawakensPi-etermaritzburg and helps in the de-velopment of local artists. The eventis aimed at promoting social cohe-sion, celebrating culture and herit-age through music, and instillingunity,” said Cele.

The Pietermaritzburg Jazz festi-val is sponsored by the MsunduziMunicipality, The Witness, TsogoSun,Audi Pietermaritzburg, theDe-parment of Arts and Culture,Schweppes, Edward and Snell andCubana.

ThedirectorsofStarlightPromo-tions, Cele, BrianZumaandNjabuloMatebula, 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 thepeoplewho will attend the show” said amediastatement thetrioreleasedonMonday.

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: SUP-PLIEDChris Walkeris part of anarray of mu­sicians thatwill convergeon the cityto performat the Pie­termaritz­burg JazzFestivallscheduledfor 2 Augustat the Gold­en HorseCasino.

>> KWAZISWA bonke ababhalisela uku­buyiselwa umhlaba ababakhekwaSagquza, Majistoni eXobho ngomh­langano wabo ophuthumayo ozokubasehholo iPhatheni ngeSonto lona lelingo­9 ekuseni. Shayela uMr S Mbele ku­071 344 3154 noma u­B Latha ku­072942 3769.>> THE KZN Blind and Deaf Society isto host winter ball on 19 July as a fund­raising initiative. Tickets are available atR50 per person at the society’s officesat the corner of Olympia Rd and Ne­wholmes Way. Those in attendance willbe entertained by DJ Jermaine. ContactMrs A Maharaj or Mrs M Cattigan on 033397 9720.>> IPMB Child Welfare Society icelaukufuniswa ubaba kaNokwanda Mkhizeno­Alwande Krofana abazalwa nguLindiKrofana ongasekho. Shayela uPhumzileku­033 342 8971 noma ufike ku­224Berg Street uma unolwazi.KUFUNWAubaba kaKarabo Mzathu ozalwa uZaneleKunene. Futhi kufunwa abazali bakaNok­wanda Mdlalose ohlala eSnathing. Besekufunwa ubaba kaThandolwethu Mkhizeozalwa nguPretty ongasekho emhlabeni.Shayela uPhumzile ku­033 342 8971 no­ma ufike ku­224 Berg street uma unol­wazi.KUFUNWA ubaba kaThembinkosiDladla (10 years) uMr Mohlakoana ozal­wa nguNomgqirha Dladla ongasekho. Lomndeni qhamuka e Lesotho endaweniyaseMokhothong eQacha Eneck Town­ship. Kufunwa futhi ubaba kaNoliyoloDladla (6 years), uMatsatsi Mohlokoanaosebenza eLipton Farm ePietermaritz­burg. Shayela uSindi Mnyaka ku­033 3428971 noma ufike ku­224 Berg street.

IZAZISOSend your notices to Echo ore­mail photos todumisani@myecho.co.za ORGANISERS OF THE

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Spinning to the top>> The 14­year­old is recognised as one of the top drifters in PMB

NICOLE JOHN>>nicole@pmbfever.co.za

PIETERMARITZBURG’S youngestdrifter Kyle Amod will be performingat the national spinning event at the

Sidewayz market on Saturday 12 July.The 14­year­old car fanatic is recog­

nised as one of the top spinners and drift­ers in Pietermaritzburg, keeping specta­torson the edgeoftheir seatswithhisorigi­nal and exciting stunts.

Speaking to Maritzburg Fever, Kyle saidthat he has always been interested incars and all that comes with it. Learningthe ins and outs of the car became some­thing that Kyle grew to love.

He began spinning last year after ob­taining his Motorsport South Africa (MSA)drifting licence.

He said that he owes his success mainlyto two men who have helped him getwhere he is in the drifting arena ­ his fatherMorné, who spared no cost when it cameto building a car for his son to drive, andhis mentor Bruce Swartly.

“Bruce taught me how to spin. I learnteverything from him. I was very nervouswhen I competed for the first time butBruce was right there next to me and toldme that everything would be okay,” saidKyle.

He said his mother and family supporthim fully and are very proud of him.

“From young, I was always interestedin cars and I always wanted to be the bestdrifter and spinner.

“That’s still my goal,” he said.Kyle will be competing with top spin­

ners from around the country. Gates openat 12.30pm.

Entry is R50 for adults, children underfive get in free.

PHOTO:TIMZOZO PHOTOGRAPHYKyle Amod in action.

Satma nominations officially openA PROCESS for the public tonominate their favourite traditionalartists and groups for the 9th annualSouth African Traditional MusicAchievement awards (Satma) hasbeen set in motion.

Former KZN Judge PresidentVukaTshabalala, thepresident of theSatma award foundation, last Fridayofficiallydeclaredthe 2014voting linesopen at agala dinnerin Durban.

SatmaAwardsfounderDumisaniGobaprom-ised thatthe awardswill contin-ue to honour and preserve “our cul-ture andheritage through its supportof the arts”.

He said the support of SouthAfrican heritage still doesn’t receivethe financial support it deserves.

“Musicians should be living thesame profile and financial lives astheir sporting counterparts, such assoccer stars,” he said.

He challenged the governmentand associated arts and culture de-partments to put their financialmuscle behind programmes thatsupport the upliftment of traditional

music in its support of culture andheritage.

Thepublicare invited tonominateby SMSing their favourite artist orgroup and category to 34066. SMS’scost R1.50. Free SMSes do not apply.

The two-day event starts with anindigenous comedy show on 3 Octo-ber with the event following on 4Oc-

tober, at theUniversityof FortHare.

Thereare about38 catego-ries, includ-ing the newones thatwere intro-duced dur-ing thelaunch onFriday,

suchasthebestvernecularlocalmov-ie, most downloaded song and radiostation 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 Reggae

Best 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 evening galaand 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

Nomineeswillbeannouncedon16August at theMmabathu ConventionCentre in the North West Province.

Details of all registration require-ments are available on the SatmaAwards website on www.satmaawards.co.za

— Supplied.

Mali guitarist backat the Rainbow

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDGuitarist Vieux Farka Toure from Mali is making a comeback at theRainbow Restaurant stage next Wednesday after his packed perform­ance in January. Often referred to as ‘The Hendrix of the Sahara’, hewill make a rare trip to perform at this popular venue in Pinetown on16 July at 8pm in a concert supported by Concerts SA.

Born in Niafunké, Mali in 1981, Toure is the son of Malian guitaristAli Farka Toure, who died in 2006.Admission fee is R200 and limited tickets are available at the Rain­

bow at 23 Stanfiled Lane, Pinetown.Bookings can be made on www.webtickets.co.za

The contact number is 031 702 9161.

PHOTO: TIMZOZO PHOTOGRAPHYKyle Amod (14) will be spinning at the Side­wayz market this Saturday.

PHOTO: TIMZOZOPHOTOGRAPHY

Kyle Amod at the Side­wayz market this Satur­day.

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

IT is known as one of the bestentertainment spots in Pietermar-itzburg and the mayoral award itwas honoured with last year says itall.

In the township it is the first res-taurant to host internationaldeejayswhoput033Lifestyleonthemap in theircountries, said033 Lifestyle co-owner BonganiMhlongo.

DJ Rocco,real name Se-makdji Mouradfrom Lyon inFrance, is one ofthe internation-al deejays whohas been hostedat the ImbaliUnit 3 “Africanrestaurant”.

“The rela-tionshipwehavedeveloped withthe deejaysmakes the place,comparedtootherspots, nationallyand internationally more attrac-tive.”

Mhlongo, who co-owns withMalusi Ntshangase and BongaNdaba, said in the four years theyhave been in business they haveseen tremendous growth.

“Thebusiness isexactlywhatwepictured it to bewhenwe started in2010.Weare anAfrican restaurantaswehavemadeourselves popularfor selling all kinds of meat in our

butcheryandprovidingaShisanya-ma section (braai meat section).

“ThereasonwecallourselvesanAfrican restaurant is because wesell African food, which is pap andmeat.

“We are not limited to the meatthat we sell — tripe, red and whitemeat —we also sell liquor which iscomplimentedbythe foodweserve.

“Best service is important to usand we make sure that a customer

leaves ourplace satis-fied. In termsof entertain-ment, wemakesurethatwe highlightthe local tal-ent. We hostlocal deejayswho visit onweekends,”said Mhlongo.

“One of thebusiness pri-orities is thesafety of ourcustomers.Wewant them tofeel safe whenthey come in

here.“To make sure that happens we

havebouncers at the gate and thereare guards on the road to ensurethat their cars are safe.

“Our policy is that the customercomes in with nothing and leavestheplacewithout anything.Wealsohave private bouncers from a pri-vate company. If we have biggerevents we increase the number ofourbouncersaswell as theguards,”said Mhlongo.

Things to know about033 Lifestyle

>> It opened in June 2010>> It has just signed a workingrelationship contract withAmstel Lager>> It has a good workingrelationship with PMB andDurban Tourism and SekunjaloProject, a local NGO>> It interacts with itspatrons on Facebook

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echoAutoTHE reinvented second­generation Nissan Qashqaiwill be available later this month on South Africanroads. It is set to continue the success of the popularfirst­generation model, which is well­known for itscompact hatchback proportions coupled with the ad­venturous driving stance of an SUV.

“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.

“The new model represents a new lifestyle choicefor people who value their driving as part of their eve­ryday experience, and aim to make theirtime behind the wheel more than justa chore.” “New and revamped fromthe ground up, the new NissanQashqai is a vehicle that can doit all – it has the space, power,comfort, versatility and practi­cality to suit the busy and ad­venturous lifestyles of SouthAfrican buyers,” added NancyReddy, product manager forpassenger and crossover ve­hicles at Nissan South Africa.The new Qashqai arrives witha five­model range supported bythree engine variants and two trim lines.Rather than being simply a reworked originalwith a renewed lease on life, the new Qashqai is long­er, wider, lower, lighter and redesigned from theground up.

It also boasts state­of­the­art technology, in­

creased efficiency, and a sassy new character. Thenew interior, which is bolstered by the three core ele­ments of comfort, connectivity and control, is wherethe biggest leap in quality and feel has been achieved.The ergonomic layout ensures ease of use, with keytouch points and surfaces designed to enhance thesensory experience and provide long­term durability.The availability of space remains a key factor in theQashqai, and ample seating is available for five occu­pants. The 430­litre boot which is fronted by a tail­gate which now opens 150 mm higher than before,

is 20 litres bigger than that of its first generationcounterpart.

The new Qashqai achieved five stars in theincreasingly stringent Euro NCAP crash tests,

and all models carry the highest comple­ment of safety equipment as standard,including four­disc ABS with EBD (Elec­tronic Brake­force Distribution) andBAS (Brake Assist System), six airbags,Vehicle Dynamic Control (VDC), hill startassistance, an electric parking brake,three­point seat belts for all five seatsand Isofix child seat anchor points. TheNissan Around View Monitor is available

as an option on all derivatives except theQashqai 1.2T Visia. This monitor incorpo­

rates four exterior cameras – on the nose,tailgate and under each door mirror – to cre­

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An urban experience>> Nissan Qashqai in South Africa soon

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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.

“Figo’s concept offers all of the above in apackage that would surprise many.”

The Figo concept explores the possibility ofoffering fresh design and a roomy interior, aswell as the latest safety features and technolo-

gies.Withthegoalofbringingunexpected levelsof refinement to the compact car segment, de-signers have added elements common only tomore expensive vehicles.

Smartdesignfeatureslikeelectricallyadjust-able power-fold mirrors help to reduce thestress of driving through a busy and congestedenvironment. The mirrors also have a flexiblearchitecturethatpreventsthemfrombeingbro-ken off if bumped.

Moving inside, the spacious cabin is filledwith innovative stowage spaces. With an inno-vative device dock, theFigoConcept introducesa new way to store, mount and charge devicessuch as mobile phones, MP3 players and satel-lite navigation systems.

“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

The new Ka Con­cept — a sleek,compact hatch­back that featuresbold design, quali­ty engineering andinnovative technol­ogies – envisionsa new choice forentry­level urbanconsumers in Bra­zil and other keymarkets aroundthe world. It wasrevealed in Ca­maçari, Brazil onNovember 13, 2013.

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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.

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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!

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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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