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The medicalmarijuana debate

NICOLE JOHN

THE debate over whether or notmedical marijuana should belegalized inSouthAfrica isanongoing

and contentious one.In February this year, the Medical

InnovationBill to legalize cannabis in SouthAfrica was introduced in parliament byMember of Parliament, Mario GR Oriani-Ambrosini.

The aim is to make provision for innova-tions inmedical treatmentsby legalising theuse of cannabis for medical, economic andindustrial purposes.

Under current legislation, medicalpractitioners are legally denied the right toprescribe proven to be effective andharmless medication to their patients,which includes cannabis.

ProfessorMichael Herbst, head of healthat The Cancer Association of South Africa(Cansa), said that the organization viewsmarijuana as an illegal substance.

“Once legislation has changed in SouthAfricatolegaliseanddecriminalisemarijua-na, or once medicinal marijuana is legallyavailable, Cansa will adapt its position and

will treat it as it would any other medicinalsubstance.”

As far as ordinary marijuana isconcerned,Herbst said that Cansawill treatit as it does tobacco and alcohol and willcontinue to warn members of the public ofthe inherent health implications of its use.

“Cansa laudsOriani-Ambrosiniwhowasdiagnosed with stage four, inoperable lungcancer, for raising the issues aroundcannabinoids and the alleviation of cancertreatment symptoms using cannabinoids,”said Herbst.

Several studies have demonstrated thetherapeutic effects of cannabinoids. Somesubstances in cannabis may be helpful fortreating nausea caused by chemotherapyand for treating pain that is not relieved byconventional medicines.

Currently, there are two forms ofmedici-nal cannabinoids; smokedandoral tetrahy-drocannabinol (THC, dronobinol andmari-nol). The difference between each is signifi-cant. Oral THC is considered safe, isdelivered in standardised doses but has aslow onset effects. Smoked cannabis has arapid onset and almost immediate effects.However smoking is not a good way to takeany medication.

“There is sufficient scientific evidencethat indicates the effectiveness ofmedicinalmarijuana in the treatment of nausea,vomiting, pain control and stimulation ofappetite. There is additional researchcurrently on the go showing the possibilityof medicinal marijuana treating certaintypes of epileptic seizures and itwould evenbe useful in treating certain leukaemias.Timewill, however, informus,” saidHerbst.

Cansa is of the opinion that there aresufficient medicines available in SouthAfrica for the effective treatment of nausea,vomiting and other conditions related tocancer, including end-of-life care, and doesnot support the use of synthetic cannabi-noids and THC.

UmanghHarkuofSouthAfricanNationalCouncil on Alcoholism and Drug Depend-ence (Sanca) offered a contrary view.

“There is no conclusive evidence that themedicaluseofmarijuanawouldbeanymoreeffectivethanthemedicationscurrentlyreg-isteredwith theMedicinesControlCouncil.”

He said that Sanca’s view of the issue isin line with the legislation thatmarijuana is

PHOTO:SUPPLIEDThe debate around the legalization of medical marijuana in South Africa is onging following the introduction of the Medical Innovation Bill toParliament.

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utmost importanceto take into consid-eration the fact thatmarijuana is notharmless. Studiesstrongly supportevidence thatmarijuana is thegateway drug toother drug abuse,”said Harku.

It is Sanca’s viewthat furtherresearch is neededbeforethismatterisfurther considered.

“Comprehen-sive researchoutcomes, nationaland international,on theeffectivenessofthemedicinaluseof marijuana mustbe weighed upagainst the provenharmful effects thatwe know of,” saidHarku.

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DUMISANI ZONDI>>dumisani@myecho.co.za

THEabsenceofequipment isnowtheonlythingstandingbetweenKZNCapital104FMgoingonairanditspotential listeners

enjoying its long-promised service.Having previously failed to make good on

their promise, the community radio station’smanagement lastweekalmostguaranteedthatthe station will broadcast as of 15 June.

WhenEchovisited thestation lastFriday, itsCEOJerry Jones showeda letter dated15May,2014, from a company called NewInstallations, in which he was informed of aweek’s delay in installation.

“Wearestillwaitingfororderstoarrivefromoverseas suppliers and are hoping for thearrival of orders next week. This mainly beingthe AXIA mixer, hybrid and processor,” saidNewInstallationscompanydirectorKarlBritz.

“With this said, NIC is not able to start theinstallation on Monday, 26 May 2014 asoriginally planned. We are now only planningto senda secondphase crew for installation onMonday [2 June 2014],”

“We apologise for any inconvenience thismay have caused butwe are unfortunately notable to start installation without the outstand-ing equipment,” he further said.

In the letter,andspeakingtoEcho,Britzsaidhe isstill confident that thestationwill goonairas originally planned for 15 June 2014.

Jones told Echo that on the basis of thisinformation, he could almost guarantee thatthe station will be on air as at June 16, at thelatest.

“IhavepaidSentech fora transmission feedaswell Telkomfor the lines.Thepartitioningofthe building to accommodate a production

Busy at work preparing for KZN Capital 104FM to go on air by 15 June at 152Langalibalele street are Deon McKenzie (back)and Gavin Drake.PHOTO: DUMISANI ZONDI

HAVE you entered KZN’s mostanticipated educational event ofthe year?

Media24 Local News KZN(publishers of the Fever, EchoandWeekly titles) has partneredwith the Office of the Premier tobring previously disadvantagedlearners throughout theprovince their popular spellingbee competition.

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These words have to belearned by entrants, who willthen gather at competitions intheir areas, namely Zululand,North Coast, Durban central,Pietermaritzburg or the SouthCoast, to spell their way to glory.

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>> Giving peoplethe platform togrow their skills

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDMthobisi Mkhize of Umvithi Youth Consultancy

NOKULUNGA NGOBESE>>nokulungan@myecho.co.za

YOUTH pioneer Mthobisi Mkhize has avision to develop young talent.

Born in the rural village of Impendle31 years ago, Mkhize established UmvithiYouth Development Consultancy in 2010, in abidtohelpyoungpeoplerealisetheirpotential.Inspiredby the enormous talent in rural areaswhich often goes unexposed, Mkhize quit hisfull time job a few years ago to focus on youthdevelopment.

“Growing up in a rural area, I realised thatthere were a lot of talented young people, butthere were not enough platforms for them toshowcasetheirtalents.Iwantedtochangethatand came up with the name Umvithi, whichmeans a tree that grows in a deserted area.

“I had envisioned it as a shelter for futureleaders. Currently, we have seven portfolioswhichweareworkingon- beautyandfashion,arts, sports, tourism, education and skills,business development and agriculture.

“Throughbeauty and fashion,we instil selfloveandselfrespectamongtheyouth,andalsoexpose them to the fashion industry aswell asavailableopportunities.There is artwherewegive them platforms to showcase their talentsand creativity through visual and performingarts.Therearesomany talentedyoungpeoplein these fields, but they donot have the properskills.Weare lookingat introducingadd-art inrural schools where they will take drama,culture and dance as additional subjects.

“We also introduce sports codes such asrugby and cricket which are not common inrural areas. For aspiring entrepreneurs, wehelpthemregistertheirNPO’sandNGO’saswewant to enhance youth entrepreneurship.”

To commemorate youth month, UmvithiYouthConsultancywillhostayouthcarnivalon27 June where young people will showcasetheir talents,andahugeSouthAfricanflagwillbe made.

“All in all, I lookedat the talent thatwehavein this province and ask myself what is it thatI can do to assist? I want the organization toserve as a hub thatwill empower, develop andemploy youngpeople in all sectors,” he ended.

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Celebrating 17years of careECHO REPORTER

GIFT of the Givers Careline Counsellingcelebrated 17 years of service to thecommunity last month.

The project, which is one of theorganizations 21 ongoing projects, ispredominantly a telephone and contactcounselling service.

Training is offered in various areas, aswellas workshops to schools and communities,according to their needs.

To achieve this much in less than twodecades can only be attributed to its staff andvolunteers, who are committed to the project.

“They take their work seriously, oftenbeyond the call of duty, to ensure that peoplefeel supported and guided to make the rightdecisions and take actions in their bestinterest,” said Aqirah Rawat, projectsmanager at Gift of the Givers.

Sheaddedthatduringthemanyyearsofthecounselling project, they have made adifference to the individuals they haveengaged with and their immediate families.Friends and work colleagues have benefitedfrom the positive effects as well.

Rawat admitted however that the projectwas not without its challenges.

“One of the main difficulties has been tomaintain a significant number of volunteercounsellors.

“The economic recession has had a majorinfluence on the shortage of volunteers. Notmanycanafford the luxuryofworkingwithoutmonetary remuneration.”

Rawat said that the biggest growth pointundoubtedly has been learning andunderstanding thediverse groups of people inthis country.

“Working on a human to human level hasreleased the truthof thespirit for theGift of theGivers Careline counselling team.

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Uqhubewathi umhlale ezithende-ni wamlandela engena kwesinyesezitolo sezingubo .

Uthe: “Kubewukumbonanje nga-

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“Uvele wanyamalala kusenjalonalapho ngishayelekhonaamaphoy-isa ucingo ngisizwa yilo mlisa.Sitholile khona esitolo ukuthi ngu-muntu abamaziyo ngoba kuvelenokuthi uke wasebenza kwesinyesezitolo zomakhalekhukhwinikhonaenxanxatheleni yezitolo eYideni.

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#BringBackOurGirlscampaign in PMBNICOLE JOHN

VARIOUSinstitutionsinPietermaritzburghavejoined the global revolution, Bring Back OurGirls, which begs for the release of thehundreds of girls kidnapped in Nigeria almosttwo months ago.

On 14 April, over 200 Nigerian school girlswere kidnapped by terrorist group, BokoHaram, from their dormitory at their school inChibok which was later burnt to the ground.

Since the kidnappings, leaders around theworld have joined forces to plead for the groupto release the children.

The United States began the #BringBack-OurGirls campaign and petition which hassince gone viral on all forms of social media.People fromToronto toNepal, andnow Pieter-maritzburg, have played their part in creatingawareness around this injustice.

The kidnapped girls, most of whom wereChristian, are reported to have been forciblyconverted to Islam and forced to marry mem-bers of the terrorist group.

While some people claim that the incidentwas a result of Islamic extremists, the funda-mental reason could be to enforce the oppres-sion of women in Nigeria and the group’shatred for educating women in the country.

Some chilling statistics from Nigeria is thatthreeoutof fourwomencannotreadwhentheyget married and a mere four percent of girlscomplete secondary school.

Reports recently stated that the Nigeriangovernment are aware of the girl’s location,howeverhavenotmoved in to rescue themyet.

The South African Biodiversity Institute(SANBI) KwaZulu Natal National BotanicalGarden has joined the campaign to bring backthe girls safely to their families.

“Let us stand together in solidarity with theAfricannation, showingoursupport toNigeriaand the families that have lost their childrenand hope that those girls will be released backto their families unharmed,” said TanyaAbrahamse, CEO of SANBI.

St Anne’s school initiated a project recentlyto pray for the safe return of the school girls.Pupils at the school tied yellow ribbons aroundan oak tree and on the school gates. Therewasalso a special chapel service held where thesacristansledtheschoolinprayerandover200candles were lit.

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INGXENYE yobumnandi bokuba nomnganiukuthi uzinqumela wena ukuba ngumnganinomuntu othile, njengami engazinqumela

ukuba wumngani noNyikinyibhoxo, umfo kaNdo­si.

Akufani nokuba nomzali, umfowenu nomaudadewenu ngoba awuzikhetheli bona.

Okumnandi kakhulu yize kuba nzima ekubeninomngani, ukufinyelela esinqumweni sokuphu­ma noma sokubuqeda lobo bungani uma seku­qubuka izimo obona sengathi zizokufaka enkat­hazweni. Kodwa kuba nomngani omane uboneukuthi kufanele umbekezelele noma ngabekwenzekani, njengaye uNyikinyibhoxo.

OkaNdosi unomkhutshana wokuthi umakukhona afuna ukukubhodla, eze kimina athi an­gimbuzele kinina bafundi ukuthi nithini ngombo­no noma umbuzo othile anawo.

Nango phela esefika kwami njengokujwayele­kile engicela ukuthi ngimbuzele kinina bafundiukuthi nithini ngombono kamhlonishwa uMnuzJulius Malema wokuthi amalungu ePhalamendekufanele angalutholi usizo lokwelashwa (medi­cal aid), nokuthi izingane zawo zifunde ezikolenizikaHulumeni zingayi ezikoleni ezizimele (privateschools), lezi ezidume ngelika ‘Model C’.

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Angikholwa ukuthi kukhona owaziyo ukuthiumfo kaNdosi uphuza kumuphi umfula kwezom­busazwe noma kwezepolitiki. Nami uma ngimbu­za ukuthi ungakuphi kwezepolitiki umane athi:“Niyahlupha nina zintatheli ngoba umuntu uneleabeke umbono noma abuze okuthile, bese niyan­taza ngemiqondo yenu ethanda ukuqhatha, nim­hlanganise neqembu elithile kanti umbono wum­bono nje kuphelele lapho.”

Uqhuba uthi: “Ngiyamthanda uMalema, no­

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ECHOMlulama secondarysteals the spotlightNOMPENDULO NGUBANE>>nompendulo.ngubane@myecho.co.za

PRESENTING solutions that could help them tobetter their school, Umlulama secondary schoolhas made it to the provincial level in the Youth

Citizens Action Programme’s (YCAP) 2014 competition.YCAP is a competition-based programme which

encourages pupils across South Africa to take action onsocial issues they face in their schools and communities.

Umlulama secondary school has previously madeheadlines, with incidents of pupils stabbing each otherat the school premises.

Group member Sindiswa Ngubane (14), said that itwas the group’s responsibility to look deep at what theirschool’s challenges are.

“Thechallengesweare facedwithat school are gang-sterism and bullying and so we needed to come up withsolutions and strategies that would be presented to thejudges. As a group, we decided that we needed to comeup with activities that would keep pupils away fromwrongdoings.Westartedby liaisingwithourcommunityand afterwards, we talked with our fellow pupils. Thetalks includedall the informationwehave researchedongangsterism and bullying. We took all that informationandwe shared it with the community and the pupils.Wespiced up the fun by having a fun day at school. By doingthatwewere trying to show that school couldalsobe fun.With all of that being done and presented to YCAP, wewere then crowned the winners at the district andprovincial level,” said Ngubane.

The district level competition was held at theCamperdown circuit on 16 April, followed by theprovincial level competitionwhichwas inBereaPrimaryin Durban.

Ngubanesaidtheywillbenowsharpeningthemselvesfor the thirdphaseof thenational level thatwill be takingplace from 27 to 29 June.

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ECHO

KZNWinterAir Tourthisweekend

A NUMBER of aircraft will all betaking to the skies at the PMB Air­port for the next Airshow in the KZNWinter Air Tour, this Saturday 7 June.

Every year, thousands of peopleflock to the much loved DurbanAirshow, and while some fear thatthis year it will be amiss, do notdespair, PMB will more than makeup for what is missing as organisers

are pulling out all the stops to makethis weekends show spectacular.

Theline­upincludesSAAerobat­ic Champion, Nigel Hopkins, a Yakformation led by Brendan Adams.SA Express will be flying down theirQ400, and SA Airlink their RJ85.Parachutes are packed, and the SAAirforce is on the cards to join theTour. As well as fast jet planes and

exciting aerobatics there will beeverything from a gyrocopter to aMustang Sally.

The Msunduzi Municipalitywelcomes everyone to the recentlyupgraded airport and are eager toshowcase what they have on offer.The community at large is preparingfor the day, and small businessesand exhibitors are ready to display

their wares. During the day there willbe access to a number of vendors

Before the Airshow begins, or­ganisers will host a developmentprogramme for around 500 scholarsto increase awareness of aviationand the opportunities in the indus­try.

Gates open for the Airshow at9am, and the show begins around

10am when the opening parade willinclude local heroes from emergen­cy services and their trucks, cars andflashing lights.

At lunch between 12 and 1pm,audiences will get to walk aroundthe aircraft, meet pilots and get thatall important selfie next to a jetplane. The show will wrap up around3.30pm.

Festival tohost specialschools’programme

THE Witness Hilton ArtsFestival, which turns 21 thisyear, is offering a bumper

Jongosi schools festival alongside themain arts festival at Hilton College.Jongosiwill takeplaceover twodays:September 12 for primary schoolsand September 13 for high schools.

It’s the fourth year that TheWitnessHiltonArtsFestivalhashost-ed a special schools festival, and it’santicipated that some 1 500 pupilswill attend.

“Children will be fully occupied ina day filled with performance,

wonder and inspiration. They willhave the opportunity to experience afestival atmosphereaswell aswatch-ing several performances. Somerefreshment outlets will be open,”said festival director Sue Clarence.

The primary-school programmestarts at 9.30am with a session withinternationally acclaimed storytellerGcina Mhlophe. At 10.45am, pupilscan see Clinton Marius’s delightfulThe Calf with No Name, whichexplains the importance of Ngunicattle in the context of Zuluculture.

Pupils then have the option of see-ing either Thulani and the Rabbit, amusical story told byPedro theMusicMan or Dr Pocket’s Ocean Commo-tion, featuring Jacobus van HeerdenandClintonSmall,andlotsoffantasti-cal creatures, at 12.30 pm.

The programme for high-schoolpupils will run from 9am to 4pm onSeptember 13.

There are various show packagesto choose from, which teachers canselect depending on the ages of thepupils.Choices include:

>> The Witness flagship production, LaraFoot’s Solomon and Marion, starring DameJanet Suzman and Khayalethu Anthony,which tells the story of two injured soulssearching for redemption in post­apart­heid South Africa;>> Pedro the Music Man’s One Person OneNote, an interactive production with manyinstruments;>> Greig Coetzee’s informative and funnypoetry programme Rhymes with Orange.Coetzee has taken prescribed matric andhigh­school poems, mixed them withsome of his favourites, and thrown theminto a fabulous teenage love story;

>> Jacobus van Heerden’s Super Chop,with a cast of great characters (all playedby him);>> TheLine,bymulti­award winningactorand director Gina Shmukler, which looks atwhat makes friends and neighboursbecome bitter enemies; and>> The Pirates of Penzance, whichfeatures five men, one pianist and a wholelot of dresses, eye patches and swashbuck­ling.On both days, pupils will be able toexplore a range of art exhibitions and thereis a free presentation on stage lightingtitled Without Light, Only Radio.

For more information aboutJongosi, go to www.hiltonfesti-val.co.za or phone 033 383 0126/7.Peopleorschoolswishingtobookcancontact Sheryl or Doreen at033 383 0126/0127 or e-mailtickets@hiltoncollege.com.

For schools unable to attendJongosi, school packages will beavailable over the festival weekend.However, the programming may notallow the package to be identical tothe schools package.

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

Maritzburg Fever, Edendale Echo,Maritzburg Echo&GreytownGazette.

Prizes:Cash prizes, book hampers, stationery hampers,bursaries and goodie bags for the top spellers,

schools and teachers!

To enter:Complete the entry form found in this local newspaper and fax it to us at

0865344256, or email it to kznspellingbee@media24.comOR

Send us the below information via email,kznspellingbee@media24.comOR fax, 0865344256.

* School name, school address, English teacher’s name and contactdetails, registration number of your school, district of your school

* Full names of your two spellers* Both spellers’ ID numbers OR copy of birth certificate

Fever

* Entries are limited per regional event* Get your entries in early to ensure your spot at the

2014Maritzburg Spelling Bee* Entries close on 20 June 2014

ENTRY FORMPlease fill in all the following sections and send itto us via email, kznspellingbee@media24.com,OR fax it to 0865344256.

SCHOOL DETAILS:

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* Please note all pupils must be entered via their schooland cannot enter as individuals

* Age limit for pupils is 18* Entries are limited per regional event

* Get your entries in early to ensure your spot* Entries close on 20 June 2014

Name: ______________________________ Registration number: _________________

Physical Address: ______________________ Tel: ( ) __________________________

__________________________________________ District: ___________________________

SCHOOL ENGLISH TEACHER’S DETAILS:

Name: _______________________________

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ENTRANT DETAILS (PUPILS):

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Grade 10:

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SIZIPHOLELE>> Send your entertainment news to nompendulo.ngubane@myecho.co.za

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Liqokwe ngempumelelo ikomiti lamaciko

NOMPENDULO NGUBANE>>nompendulo.ngubane@myecho.co.za

LIQOKWE ngempumelelo ikomiti iMsunduzi ArtsCouncil elizomela amaciko aseMgungundlovuekuwathuthukiseni nasekuwenzeni aziwe

kulelidolobha.Lelikomiti liqokwe ngoLwesihlanu olwedlule

eYouth Centre okuyisikhungo esisedolobheni. Bekuh-langane amaciko avela komasipala abehlukahlukenebesifunda salelidolobha.Kukhethweamalunguekomitiayi-9.

Kulolukhetho bekukhona oyimenenja yophikolwentsha kumasipala uMsunduzi UNksz. SbongileMchunu odonse ngendlebewonke amaciko ukuthi aku-qinisekise ukuthi akhetha abantu abazobamelangokweqiniso. UNksz. Mchunu uncome idolobhauMgungundlovu njengedolobha eliqukethe intshaengamaciko adinga ukuvezwa.

Ube esejuba lelikomiti ukuthi liqinisekise ukuthi libaumlomowamaciko, lisebenzengokukhuluukuzimisela.“ Maningi amathuba aba khona agcina engasafinyele-langa emacikweni ethu.Ukukhethwa kwalelikomitinamhlanje kuzokwenza ukuthi izigameko ezinjengal-ezo zingenzeki kodwa kubhekeleleke amaciko futhikwaziwe ukuthi akhona.

Kukunina ke njengamaciko nekomiti lenu ukuthiniyahlangananikhulume futhinixhumaneneminyangookuyiyona yona ukuze konke kuhambe ngononina,”kusho uNksz. Mchunu.

UMnuz. Gcina Mdluli ongunobhala wekomiti uthelelikomiti linomsebenzi onzima okudingeka ukuthiliwenze.Uthe enye yezinselelo ukuthi bakhombiseuku-thi uma kukhulunywa ngoMsunduzi Arts Councilakulona ikomiti labantu abamnyama kuphela kodwa

elikomiti lihlose ukubhekelela wonke amaciko akule-lidobha ezinhlanga zonke.

“Kuningi okumele kulungiswe ukuze njengamacikoalelidolobha siziqhenye. Kusiphatha kabi ukubonaukuthi uma kunemicimbi emikhulu eyanganyelwelaphaeMgungundlovukulandweabaculi baseThekwininoma eGoli. Uke uthole ukuthi kunemicimbi laphokuhlonyeliswa khona amaciko.

Kuleyomicimbi uye ubone amaciko abizwangawaseMgungundlovu kodwa singawazi thina futhisingakaze siwabone.

Lokhu kungokunye kwezinto esizolwisana nazoukuthi ziphele. Sifuna ukuthi kwazeke ukuthi sikhonanathi njengamaciko alelidolobha futhi siyakwaziukwenza izinto ezidingekayo,” usho kanje.

EbuzwauMnuz.Mdluli ukuthingabeamacikoakule-lidolobha adayiseka ngokwanele yini kwezinye izinda-wo,utheamacikoaseMgungundlovuawaziwangendle-la ekufanele ukuthi aziwe ngayo.

“Enye yezinkinga esibhekene nazo ukuthi amacikoethu awaziwa nhlobo nje kwezinye izindawo. Lokho

Esithombeni kusukakwesokunxele: uMnuz.Skhumbuzo Dlamini,uNkk. NomawethuMkhize, uNksz. LungiCele, uNksz. LondiMajola,uNksz. NomvulaMbanjwa, uMnuz. Botsot­so Mahlaba, uMnuz.Gcina Mdluli no Mnuz.Thami Mayeni abase­komitini iMsunduzi ArtsCouncil.PHOTO:NOMPENDULO NGU­BANE

GENERATIONSDineo vows to get to the bottom of

what’s happening at the shebeen. Nicho­las isn’t sure what he’s let himself in for.Patrick finds the evidence he was lookingfor. Khethiwe is furious when a friendsabotages her project. Queen’sbitten off more than she canchew.ISIDINGO

The Kondile’s think alltheir troubles are over, butZeb may be an unexpectedstumbling block. Charlie’sanger and desperationlead her into extremejeopardy. Sizwe’sexcitement over hisnew job is about tobe turned upsidedown. Barker urgesBrad to put himselffirst. An impulse ofAgnes’s threatens to getSechaba and Lerato indeep trouble.MUVHANGO

Khomotjo makes an­other plan, she is stilldeterminedtogetridofLerumo. A French TVproducer wants to doa documentary aboutThathe. Vho­Mukon­deleli is determined toget herself on TV.

Moriti unintentionally gives her husband adrink that could be his last. Albert and fam­ily return home to find Gundo in bed withVuyiswa.SCANDAL

The prosecution raises an unexpect­ed subject in Mangi’s trial which rat­

tles him terribly. Shakira pays nomind to a seemingly inconse­quential visitor, unaware thatshe poses a threat. Mangi andQuinton are shaken by a blast

from the past. Kila tries tosave Dintle but it could be

too late. Scelo gets un­settling confirmationthat his laptop may beas much of a blessingas a curse.RHYTHM CITY

Reneilwe digs dirton Amo, but it ex­plodes in their faces.Lobola negotiationsget underway. Cubareminds Puleng to

watch out for Niki. Lucil­la witnesses first­handthe strained relationshipbetween Zolani and hismother. Zolani has hisfirst run­in with Davidwhile Thoko blames him

for DH’s death. Reneilweand Mampho’s election

fight escalates.

PHOTO:SUPPLIEDDawn Matthews playsShakira in Scandal.

Comedian Kedibone Mulaudzi at theGolden Horse Casino this weekendNOMPENDULO NGUBANE>>nompendulo.ngubane@myecho.co.za

THE request by Pietermaritzburg patrons fornew, fresh faces and established comedianshasbeengrantedasthevernacular, livestand-up comedy show, 99% Zulu, will be takingplace on Saturday at the Winston ChurchillTheatre.

The show starts at 8pm and tickets costR150 at Computicket.

Show producer, MonwabisiGrootboom,said that theyhavereceiveda lot of demand for theshowinPMB.Theaudiencewillbe giggling at the jokes ofKediboneMulaudzi,MduNtuli,Simphiwe Shembe, FelixHlophe, Siyanda Maphumulo,Nzuzo Cele and SpheleleKhanyile.

“The support we receiveevery time we work in PMB isgreat, said Grootboom.

“Over the years, people inPMBhaveaskedfor freshfaces,as well as established comedi-ans from other parts of thecountry. This coming show islittered with fresh talent.

Some of the artists will beperforming in Pietermaritzburg for the firsttime.

Kedibone Mulaudzi from DailySun TV hasbeenoneof themost indemandartistsbyPMB

patrons and he will hosting the show.“The turnout inPietermaritzburghasbeen

absolutely great. We have onmany occasionshad to turn people away from the door due totickets being sold out and so we encouragepeople to buy tickets early,” he said.

Grootboomadded that stand-up comedy isprobably thefastestgrowingcreative industryin the country.

“This is purely because of the growingappetite of the people of SA.However, the support is veryslowinsponsorshipbyboth thegovernment and privatesector,” he said.

Mulaudzi’s internationalappearances include perform-ances in South Korea, SouthBank Arts Centre London-UK,Atlanta, Tanzania, Zambia,Lesotho and Swaziland.

The one thing that sets himapart from his peers is that hewrites his sets for internationalaudiences - his jokes are funnyin South Africa and anywhereelse in the word.

His topics are based oneveryday life, childhoodupbringing, observations andinternational current affairs.

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This is the third of fourstreams to stage such acompetition, after Imbali andVulindlela schools finishedtheir contest and are waitingfor the winners in the other

two streams.Vulindlela’s Langalakhe

played Phayiphini secondaryschool while Sikhululiwecame up against Kuhlekonkeyesterday.

No result was available atthe time of going to print.

Seventeen Vulindlelaschool participated in theelimination encounters.

After today’s clashes, thetown stream will be the onlyoutstanding one before thefinals of the four streamvictors whichwill then decide

the overall winner.Organising committee

publicist, Bheki Radebe, saidthat the Edendale streamwillbe played at Wadley stadiumfrom 9am.

Schools expected toparticipate in the competitionare Pata, Nyonithwele,Bongudunga, Siyahlomula,Georgetown, Makholwa andLaduma.

Hesaidnodatehasbeensetfor the town stream as thematter is still beingdiscussed.

Having won the Imbali secondary schools stream of the Themba Njilo foundation schools tour­nament, Mehlokazulu secondary school soccer players and their technical team are waiting forother streams to decide their finalists. Vulindlela schools finished their eliminations yesterdaywhile the Edendale stream start theirs today.

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The majority of coachesandparents easily fall into thetrap of being overly excitedabout thepresenceofphysicaltalent.

We become too fixated onshort term ability as com-pared to focusing on potentialability. Physical talent presentin a young footballer is thrill-ing towatch,but it isnotareli-able indicator of a future suc-cess.

The soft skills likediscipline, perseverance,motivation, dedication, thewill and want, and self-man-agement are gifted from birthasmuch as the physical skills.

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Mental strength hasbecome even more critical inhighly competitive football.We see it everyweek - playerswho shudder with fear onmatchday.Thesearetheplay-ers who compete withconfidence and with lots ofskills on the training ground.

The trap for the so called‘talented’ children is that theybecome too comfortable. The

mind tells themthat theyhavealready succeeded and do notneed to work hard. We haveseen many promising foot-ballers over the years endingin the scrap heap. Coaches,teachers and parents need tounderstand that attributingsuccess to talent can lead tofailure.

Siyanda Zwane,Lamontville Golden Arrowsright back, has done verywellfor his club in the PSL.

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I doubt if he was the ‘best’in his age group in SobantuVillage.Iamsurethatatschooland community level therewere boys who were thefavourites of teachers andcoaches. It would help youngfootballers from this town tofind out the secrets behindhissuccess. I have no doubt thatdesire and perseverancepushed him to the top.

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THE newly crownedComrades Marathonchampion, Bongumusa

Mthembu, showered former NewYork Marathon winner, WillieMtolo with praise after his win.

The Nedbank Athletics Club,and Bulwer born Mthembusingled out Mtolo, an Underbergresident, formapping out his roadtosuccess.Mthembusurprisedhisfollowers and fans at KingsmeadCricket Stadium after crossing thefinish line.

Mthembu clocked 5:28:34.In second place was the 2012

downrun winner, LudwickMamabola, in a time of 5:33:14.According toMthembu,Mtolowasresponsible for his trainingprogramme for a lengthy period.

“I think were were in histraining camp for about threemonths. We trained around thehilly Underberg, Sani Pass areaand in some mountains around

Lesotho. Aside from guiding useveryday with our training, Mtoloadvisedusand spoke fromexperi-ence and straight from the heart.

“I can openly say it - Mtolo’strainingmethodsmademe awin-ner. He will be always my rolemodelandmentor.Iamverygrate-ful to him,” said Mthembu.

Mthembu said his plan was tostay with a group of elite athletesand work from behind.

“It’s not wise at all to lead therace in the early stages. Toprunners or potential winnersalways work slowly from behindthe leaders. I stuck to that plan.Later I stepped it up a gear andfortunately itworked forme,” saidMthembu.

Mtolo said Mthembu deservedto be a winner after trying for acouple of years and stayingfocusedonhis goal toonedaywiththe title.

“Totellyouthetruth,Ihavenev-

er seen a totally dedicated,focused, clean living and disci-plined athlete such as Mthembu.The fact is, hard working, honestandcleanlivingathletesareboundto win one day,” said Mtolo.

Mthembu say his aim now is totakea long, deservedbreakbeforethinking about planning for thefuture.

“I need a long rest and to fully

recover before thinking about anyfuture road running events orplans.”

The women’s winner wasEleanor Greenwood from Great

ComradeswinnerBongmusaMthemucrosses thefinish lineatKingsmeadStadium inDurban.PHOTO: IANCARBUTT

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