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Child a victimof rife illegalconnections>>The six yearold child was electrocuted near Copesville
PHOTO: MLONDI RADEBEAmanda Dube who was electrocuted outside her neighbour's home atPakkies informal settlement near Copesville on Saturday
NOKULUNGA NGOBESE>>[email protected]
ILLEGALelectricityconnectionsat Pakkies informal settlementnear Copesville have finally led
intodisasterbyclaiming first casu-alty -asix-yearoldgirlwaselectro-cuted on Saturday.
Amanda Dube, a Grade 1 pupilat Copesville Primarywas shockedby a fence outside her neighbour’shouse.
According to the neighbour,Thulile Msomi, Amanda had visit-edherdaughteronSaturdaymorn-ing when the incident happened.
“She was inside the house to-gether with my daughter and son.I had asked my son to fetch waterfor me outside the house, since Iwasgoingto thetoilet.While insidethetoilet,Iheardmysonscreamingforhelp. “AsIwentoutside,Aman-da’s hands had been stuck in be-tween the fence. I quickly grabbed
her and put her down, before tak-ing off her jersey. She was not re-sponding,butwecouldstill feelherheartbeat,” said Msomi.
Msomi said that they waitedhours for an ambulance, andAmandahad toberushed tohospi-tal by her father’s employer. Resi-dents who spoke to Echo said thattheyhavebeenwaiting forelectric-ity since 1995. “People are resort-ing to electricity theft because theyhavebeenwaitingfortoolong.Inci-dentslikethiscanbeavoidedifpeo-ple have electricity. “One fears toevenwalk because there are lots oflive electricity wires lying around,and it becomes very dangerouswhenithasrained,”saidaresident.
Amanda’s father MuzikayifaniNgubo said that the family is stillshocked by the incident.
Msunduzi municipality spokes-person Brian Zuma said that theyare saddened by the loss of life inthis manner.
“Inthepast 20years,6.5millionhouseholds have been electrifiedand that translates to 1300 newconnections daily nationwide. Wedoacknowledge that there is back-log inourcity, and themunicipalityhascommittedtoelectrifyinginfor-malsettlements first,withthehopethat illegal connections will bebrought to a minimum.
As soon as the programme hasbeen finalised, itwill bemadepub-lic so that people will know as towhen they will benefit from thisprogramme”. SAPS spokespersonCaptain Thulani Zwane said an in-quest docket has been opened andpolice are investigating circum-stances surrounding the incident.
“People must notify their localmunicipal office immediately, iftheyknow ofanillegallyconnectedconsumer. Remain aware of yoursurroundings and report any sus-picious activities to your munici-pality,” he said.
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CRISISAmbulance: 10 177Fire Brigade: 080 003 3911Traffic Mpimpa Hotline: 086 221 1011911 Control Centre, PMB: 033 391 1911Lifeline (24hrs): 033 394 4444Rape Crisis: 033 394 4444
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EMERGENCY CHEMISTS:Scottsville: 033 386 1029Central: 033 342 1200/(a/h) 033 346 0550Northdale: 033 387 1681
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Warning for bankcustomers not tocarry cashECHO REPORTER>>[email protected]
THE South African Bank Risk Informa-tion Centre (Sabric) is warning bankcustomers to bemindful of the risks as-
sociated with carrying cash to and from thebanks this festive season.
Sabric CEO Kalyani Pillay advised bankcustomers to consider alternativemethods ofbanking such as using internet or ATM trans-fers as opposed to carrying cash.
“As the festival season loomsSabricwarnsbank customers to bewary of their surround-ingswhengoingtoandfromthebanktodepos-it or to withdraw cash.
“The continuing occurrence of these rob-beries is a worrying factor for the banking in-dustry as it demonstrates that this is a highlyorganised crime which affects their clients.
“The criminals work in organised syndi-cates and often these syndicates designate“spotters” that look-out for people makinglargecashwithdrawals insidebankbranches.
“Once the perpetrators identify their vic-tims, they pass on the information to their co-perpetrators;whoareusually in thevicinityofthe bank, and who in turn rob the individual,eitherathisplaceofbusiness,homeorenrouteto their destination,” she said.
“Itiswiththisinmindthatweareappealingto bank customers to refrain from carryinglarge sums of cash in order to lessen their ex-posure to the risk of these attacks, said Pillay.
She said anyone who carries cash to andfrom a bank can be affected. This includes in-dividuals, small businesses as well as savingclubs such as stokvels. There are many alter-nate ways to bank and the banks themselvesaremore thanwilling toadvise their clientsonthe different solutions.
She further said the banking industry viaSabric, alsoworks very closelywith the SouthAfrican Police Service in dealing with thiscrime type.
“Sabric will continue working with theSouth African Police Services (SAPS) and thebanks toensure that thenumberofassociatedrobberies decrease and to ensure effective in-vestigation of these cases,” she said.
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Nacmas’ new venue>> The ceremony for the recognition of choirs moves to a lavishly designed Durban Exhibition centre
THE Durban Exhi-bition Centre hasbeennamedas the
newvenueforthesecondannual National ChoralMusic AchievementAwards 2013 ceremonyon 6 December.
The Durban Exhibi-tion Centre’s lavishly de-signed space will betransformed into an am-biencethatissimplyirre-sistible for this year’s redcarpet event.
Event organiserssaid, with focus on ex-tending the entertain-ment offering and show-casing an outstandinglighting and sound stageaffair, the venuewill cer-tainly set a new benchmark for the event.
It was initially an-nounced that the cere-mony was going to takeplace at the Durban’s In-ternational ConventionCentre.
For more informa-tion log onto www.nac-ma.co.za.
Tickets are availableat Computicket for R250per person –Suppied.
PHOTO: SUPPLIEDExcelling choirs in various categories will be recognised for their efforts at the Durban Exhibition Centre on 6 December.
Kufunwa ubaba kaAndiso EmeraldZulu ozalwa uNontobeko ZikhonaNzimande. Shayela usonhlalakahle PKheswa ku033 392 8601/ 033 3928605.
IZAZISOSend your notices to Echo or email photos [email protected]
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Edendale’s WKU is donated with a minibusNOMPENDULO NGUBANE>>[email protected]
WHIZZKIDS United Health Academy (WKU) at Edendalehospital got a sponsorship of a minibus and mobile clinictrailer from the Japanese Embassy.
Themobile clinic trailer will be used for HIV Treatment
said Khumalo.Thetrailerhasatreatmentbed,aspaciousstorage,apro-
jector and screen, a sink with running water, table, chairs,LED lightingmaking a conducive environment for treatingclients and counselling sessions.
and counselling sessions, said media coor-dinator Mlungisi Khumalo.
TheWKUwasopenedinEdendalehospi-tal on 1 June 2010. It is an academy that al-lows the youth to access relevant activitiessuch as HIV counselling, HIV drug treat-ment, management of sexual transmitteddiseases, STIs and rape counselling.
Other activities that are offered are ca-reerguidance, support fororphansandvul-nerable children.
Khumalo said while the mobile clinictrailer will be used for HIV treatment andcounselling sessions, themini buswill shut-tle the children from Edendale and the sur-rounding areas to the WKU.
“Itwill alsobeused forhomevisits.Basi-cally, it will help us achieve our target goalofmakingsimultaneoushomevisitsinapar-ticularareaforvariousclientsneedingmed-ical assistance.
WKUhadasupporterwhoworkedfortheJapanese embassy and at the time she sawtheneedfor theorganisations tohaveaminibus with a clinic trailer in order to conductits programme in Edendale.
“What she did was prompt the embassyto donate one to the organisation. The em-bassy also saw a need to donate a mini busaswellasaclinic trailer totheorganisation.”
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United in disputeof Aids cure claims
>> TACandKZNCChavedispelledthenotionthat apastorcan cureAids.
NOKULUNGA NGOBESE>>[email protected]
THE Treatment Action Campaign (TAC)has threatened tochargeBishopHamil-ton Nala with culpable homicide, amid
recentclaimsthathecancureHIVwithhis‘ho-ly water’.
Nala who runs Rebirth Family Centre ap-peared inweekendnewspapers,claimingthatwith his holy water that is sold between R15andR30,canchangeHIVtestresults frompos-itive to negative.
Speakingatamediabriefing,whichalsoin-cludedtheKwaZuluNatalCouncilofChurcheson Monday, TAC spokesperson Mzamo Zondisaid: “He ismisleadingpeopleandhecouldbechargedforculpablehomicide. If someonead-heres toARV treatment for at least a year, thatperson is likely to test negative.
“It doesnotmean that thevirus isgone,butit is undetectable and remains somewhere inthe tissues. If people default on their treat-ment, they will need to use more expensiveARVs to make up, which some cannot afford.
“Thisunderminesthegovernment’seffortsto arrest the virus. Let him give those peoplewhoarenotontreatmentandseewhatthiswa-terwill do.Hemust be prepared for thiswaterto undergo water clinical trials, so that it canbe approved by the Medicine Control Unit”.
Deputy president of the KZNCC Dr LucasNgoetjanasaidthattreatmentandtheapplica-tion of faith should work together.
“Peopleshouldadheretotreatmentandan-yone who claims to have any other form ofhealing should stop. No vaccine has beenfound as yet,” said Ngoetjana.
President of the Council Dr Douglas Dzivasaid that the biggest challenge faced by faithministers is topreach thegospel of preventionrather thanhealing. “He should be promotingprevention. We are not discouraging peoplefrompraying,butwearesayingthat theymustpray and take their medication. We are alsomobilising churches to talk to faith ministersabout the bible and theologies that surroundhealingandcaring”. BishopNala couldnot bereached for comment.
PHOTO: NOKULUNGA NGOBESEDr Douglas Dziva (KZNCC president), Mzamo
Zondi (TAC spokesperson), Estelle Lundall(KZNCC member), Dr Luca Ngoetjana (Deputy president of KZNCC), Phillip De Breyn(KZNCC member) and Reverend Zipho Ntuliduring a media briefing on Monday
IZAZISOSend your notices to Echo oremail photos [email protected]
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“Benjalonjebayawazilom-culo kamaskandi abawufu-niseli. Inkinga mina ngibonaukuthi ikubaphathi boKhozi,ababayeke bangabalawulamhla sebephuma endleleni.
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Matricrehearsalsover, time forshowTHE editor
IT is indeed that time of the yearagain whereby we rally behind ourfuture leaders. It is throughtheirsac-rifices, hardships and difficulties aswell as good choices they made theyresult into them having to sit for thefinal examinations for the 2013 aca-demic year.
Itisindeedanundeniablefactthatthese learners have persevered somuch in their school lives and they
Gratitude for city jazz organisers
AS one of the attendees, I would liketoapplaudNkanyeziCele,ourownin-ternationally acclaimed jazz drum-mer, and his team for having organ-ised a jazz festival of suchmagnitudeat Woodburn Stadium last Sunday.
I would also like to express mygratefulness to the sponsors whocame on board, namely: Echo, KZNArts and Culture Department, Mgazi
Holdings, Castle Lite, Msunduzi mu-nicipality, The Natal Witness, Msun-duziPietermaritzburgTourismAsso-ciation and Xerox & Fintech.
Even though theweatherwas noton our side,which obviously affectedthe turnout,wehadagoodtimebeingentertained by our musicians.
WearetheCapitalCityofKZN,andit would be extremely important that
as Pietermaritzbugerswe reflect thatby attending when there are enter-tainment events in the city. We needtodispel thenotion thatpeopleofPie-termaritzburg are not sophisticatedenough to embrace and appreciategood things.
Weurgetheresidentsof thisbeau-tiful city to come out in droves whenwe have music festivals and other
forms of entertainment. This wouldencourageourpromoters toorganisemore events, but if we don’t attendthese events we break the spirits ofour promoters.
Let’s turn the City of Choice fromlull into the city of vibrancy.
SIYABONGA MSHENGUOne of the attandees
LETTERS
14November 7, 2013
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Ngabe yiwo amathuba emisebenzi lawa?MHLELI:
Ngithi akengisike elijikayo ngendlela uHulu-meni wethu enza ngayo izinto. Kayikho intoephatha kabuhlungu njengokuthi sithi laphosithi sesikhululekile kodwa silandelwe usizi.
Yiniemnandienkululekwenienokuhluphekanobubha. Sinabantu abalala emaphalamendemihla namalanga bavuke baphasise imithethoebhedayo,badleimalizethuthinabakhokhiben-tela kungabi ndaba zalutho.
Labantubashintshanisa izikhundla,kudliwaizigidigidi zamarandi umuntu aqhubeke ase-benze kuHulumeni, ayiswe komunye umnyan-go.
Akesibheke nje ukubheda kwezinto ejeleeMangaung okwakobani ukuthi izisebenzi ze-jele kube inkampani yonogada?Kudla bani lap-hongobaakekhoongazi ukuthi izinkampani zo-nogada ziholela kancane futhi kazinampesheni,na-medical aid. Kwakwenzelwa ukuthi kudleomtakabaninje.Umaungathiuyabhekaezinda-weni eziningi izinto zenziwa izinkampani eziz-imele.Ngobanjekumelekubenamathendabesekudla indoda eyodwa.
Aphi-ke amathuba emisebenzi lapho ngobaimisebenzi engenalo ikusasa, ongaqashwanamhlanje uxoshwe kusasa.
Lezinkampaniesezandiseokwamakhowezi-zoxebulaumkhomanjekuHulumenibesezilam-bisa abasebenzi.
Kungani uhulumeni akubalekele ukuqashaabantu ezindaweni zakhe?
Komasipala izinto eziningi zenziwa ilezi
nkampani ezibhekaukubazidlekakhulu, zinga-bheki ukuthi umsebenzi eziwenzayo uzokubasezingeni eliyilo.
Bheka nje izinkampani ezifaka itiyela emig-waqeni, zilifaka namhlanje kusasa selibhodlok-ile, ngoba zibheke inzuzo kakhulu. Ubukeizinkampanizonogada,kuvelekufakweumuntuongakwazi nokubhala okulindeleke ukuba ab-hale isitatimende esizokuya enkantolo ngenyeimini.
Eziningi zazo zithatha abantu abangakwaziukukhuluma isingisi ngoba befuna abantu aba-zokubaovumazonkekubaphathi.Bayakhohlwaukuthi esikhathini samanje sinabantu abava-kashelakulelizweabangakwazinhloboukukhu-luma izilimi zabeNguni. Isivakashi sibhekanenenkinga uma kumele siyalelwe ilo muntu.
Okubalulekile kulezi nkampani inzuzo njekuphela, hhayi izimo zokusebenza ezamukele-kile. Uma sikhuluma ngamathuba emisebenzisasingasho lama toho esiwabonayo. Umuphiumnyango osaqasha? Laba fundi abasezik-hungweni zemfundo ephakeme bazosebenzakuphi uma kunje, ngoba kwazona lezi khungoabafundakuzokazibaqashi?Umuntuuhlala im-
inyaka neziqu zakhe ekhaya, uma efaka isicelokuthiwe akanasipiliyoni, okanye uqeqeshekengokwedlulele.Lokhukwenzauxakweukuthisi-laphi isikole sesipiliyoni ngoba nalo osho lokhowasithola ngokuqala kwenye indawo, sithi la-bafundi abasitholephi lesi piliyoni?
Namanjengisabuzaukuthiyiwoyiniamathu-ba emisebenzi esasethenjiswewona lawa.Ezik-hungweni zemfundo ephakeme abasebenzi ba-yashiya, akekho ozihluphayo ngokwenza up-henyo ukuthi kungani abantu beshiya. Inkingaile mithetho eminingi ecindezela abasebenziibephucaamalungeloakadebenawoesikhathiniesiphambili.
Phambilibekuyinjabuloukutholaumsebenzikulezi khungo, umuntu athi uzofunda kwazin-ganezakhezizofundamahhala,kwaphelakonkelokho. Sekuba nemithetho eyedlula eyama-kholwa!
Osopolitikibazicabangelabonakuphela.Imi-thetho eminingi abayishayayo ubokwazi ukuthiisuke izozuzisa bona okanye abasondelenenabo.
Siyojabulamhla kwaqashwaezindaweni za-Hulumeni kwehle indaba zamathenda ngobakuwona kudla idlanzana.
Izikhulu aziyeke ukubona into kwamanyeamazwe asethuthukile bese becabanga ukuthiizakusebenza nakuleli lethu.
Sithiphansinezinkampaniezizimelephansi.Phambili nokuqashwa kwabasebenzingokugcwele ngoba nabo bayadinga ukubanomsebenzi onekusasa.
BONGANI MZO NGUBANEAshdown
Thank
YOU
have managed tofight against allodds and they arenow a one stepcloser in terms offulfilling theirlong-anticipatedgoal.
Thestageisset,the audience iswaiting anxiouslyfor a tremendousshow, so the ball isin their court for agreat perform-ance.
Teachers haveput and instilledeverything in theirpowers to trans-form the lives ofthe learners per-manently. It is notso easy on the sideof teachers to partways with learn-ers they havestayed with for alongtimeandtheirsource of joy is tosee these learnersmaking it big inlife.
To all matricu-lants,Iwishyouallthebest inyourex-ams and alsowishyouwell inyourfu-ture endevours.
STHEBUMDUNGE
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NAMHLANJE sinqume ukushicilela izincwadi eziyingxenye yemibono yabafundi, ezigelezise okoThukela ludla izindwani, zingenaemahhovisi ethu kulandela ingosi ebikhuluma ngoNkulunkulunamaDlozi ngeledlule.
Siyabonga emphakathiningokuyisebenzisa le nkundlaekushiyelaneni ubuchopho.Niqhubeke ngoba iFEVER/ECHOeyenu.
Imibono ngedlozi noNkulunkulu
SO Cosatu president SdumoDlamini may prove not neces-sarily tobea stoogeof thepresi-
dent Jacob Zuma government afterall.
Speculation and innuendos havehad it that Dlamini is a Zuma “cash-and-carryboy”whoseprimemissionis to dampen Cosatu’s militancywhich was evident when suspendedCosatu general-secretary, Zwelinzi-ma Vavi, was around.
As the Vavi “rape” and “corrup-tion” charges (sounds familiar ofcourse) were making headlines re-cently, I quickly googled Dlamini andstarted analysing his historical and
career background in relation to hisperceived role as a ‘Zuma sell-out’ ofsome sort.
Judging fromhis recent utteranc-es,Dlaminimayyetdispleasehiscrit-ics if he remains consistent or standfirm against increased toll-gates feesonstrategicnational roadsaswell as,(of course I do not like this one), theyouth wage subsidy which he rightlypoints out is the same thing as thepiece of legislation that is intended tobenefittheyouth(indeedIsupportthelatter).
Like Vavi, Dlamini alsomaintainsthat incentivestoencouragebusinessto employ the youth are not in the in-terestofolderemployeeswhomaybeundermined when employers re-trench them and employ youngstersbecause they comewith governmentbenefits.
Obviously, I can understand thatrising toll-gate charges are a seriousissue given the fact that our countryis deeply dividedwhen it comes to its
social and economic status – somepeople are very poor and others arevery rich. For instance, I can under-stand how a struggling taxi owner(and there are many of them outthere),will feel the pinch in his or herpocket if he has to pay more in orderto use the road in Johannesburg.
But if the increaseswere targetingtrucks and buses only, I would nothaveanythingtosayabout thematterbecause thesehugevehicles really doundermine the expected life-span oftheroadnetwork.There isnothingasdisappointing as seeing a road thatwas originally beautifully tarred de-velopingpotholesprimarilyduetotheexcessive presence of trucks on ourroads.
So timewill tell if theVavi-Dlaminifall-outmattermay have been blownout of proportion or not.
Is Dlamini a government sweet-heart as themediawould have us be-lieve or not? Is the Vavi suspension agenuine internalmatter related toor-
ganisational mismanagement or aploy to weaken Cosatu as we are oflate led to believe, or not?
Experience has shown countlesstimes that powerandmoneyare verycontroversial. For instance, it is quitecommon in any organisation to havethe president not agreeing with thedeputy president or the general sec-retary.
It happens inbusiness circles thattheCEOdisagreeswith the chairmanof the company’s board of directors.And the same is true for governmentdepartments where there have beencases where a minister or MEC doesnot seeeye toeyewithhisorherheadofdepartment,orthemunicipalman-ager is at odd with his or her mayor.
The role of Cosatu in South Africais very significant. Even though it isnot nice to be stuck in traffic whenthere is a march, I support peacefulprotest action that represents the in-terests of the working class becausemy sympathies are with them. And
that is it.Inasmuch as I do not agree with
Cosatu on their stance on the issue ofthe youthwage subsidy, I do notwishto see the over 2 million-memberstrong labour federation losing thekind of power it has presently.
I do not wish to see a divided Co-satu thatwill not be respected by em-ployers, (including government as amajoremployer),becausethefreeen-terprise system thrives on exploitingthe working class.
Hence the brave Marxist call:“Workersof theworldunite,youhavenothing to lose but your chains1”
For as long as employers earn in-sanelyhugesalaries,ownmanyvehi-clesandhomesthattheydonotneces-sarily need, enjoy endless overseasholidays with mistresses or families,while their workers starve in shacksand townships, they do not have mysympathies.
Simphiwe Mkhize writes in hispersonal capacity.
Cosatu president may prove not be a Zuma stooge after all
SIMPHIWE MKHIZE
Akuvele ubufakazi ngesiwasho kuqalaKUYAYE kuthiwe inkomo ifunwaphezu kwesihlahla uma ilahlekile.
Lesi sisho sibonakala siyiqinisokulandela imibiko yokuthi abantubatheleka ngobuningi babo esont-weni likaMfundisi Hamilton Nalaukuyofuna ikakhulukazi ikhambilengculazi. Lo mfundisi uthi ulaphaleli sifo ngalokho akubiza ngokuthiamanzi angcwele, athi uyawathan-dazelabeseewabizisau-R15kusuka
ebhodleleni.Into eke izwakale kulo mfundisi
wukuthi uvele avuke ulaka laphoebuzwakhonaukuthiunaboyiniub-ufakazi nokuthi amanzi lawa anga-wayisa yini ukuthi ayohlolwa och-wephesheukuthingempelaayayen-za lento akathi ayayenza.
Impela bayadingeka abantuabanjengaye kodwa kubalulekileukuthi kungaxhoshwaabantu. Uma
kuwukuthi kunobufakazi bokuthikunabantu abasindayo, lokho kuy-obe kusho ukuthi wenza umsebenziomkhulu wokuvuselela abantungokomoya. Kodwa kuyobe kun-gasho ukuthi uselapha igciwanelengculazi kuze kube amanzi akhelawa asehloliwe kwatholakala uku-thi kuyilokhu akushoyo. Ngendlelalesi sifo esisibabhuqabhuqe ngayoabantu beNkosi kugcinwa sekuk-
holelwa kunoma yini manje okuthi-wa iyaselapha. Into exakayongalamaziyiniabizekangakangobaphela akukho zithako ezixutshwanawo ukwenza lesi siwasho. Nomaangawabizisa u-50c kuphela ngekealahlekelwa yilutho okunalokho an-gazuza.
Osisebenzisayo lesi siwasho,akangayeki ukudla imishanguzongoba kungenzeka azisoleekugcineni.
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Unique Mrand Ms KZNpageantOrganisers have moved away from exclusively gay pageants
THE Gay Lesbian net-work has announcedthat it is to host the first
everMr&MsKZNpageant on13December2013and iscall-ing for entries. The networksaid the pageant is going to bea unique event as it will beopentoallregardlessofsexualorientationorwhetherpeopleidentify themselves as Mr orMs. “In previous years thenetwork hosted gay pageantsbut has decided tomove awayof having exclusively gay pag-eants and now everyone mayenter,”saidthenetwork.Gay&LesbianNetworkdirectorAn-thony Waldhausen said “Wehave already tested this newconcept when we hosted theMr & Ms PMB pageant whichwasheld on27 July andwas a
major success. “The pageantis unique as it breaking downstereotypes and it’s providingopportunities for all to enter.In the past we had gays andlesbians who wanted to enterbut because the title is ”Gay”and they still in the closet andweren’t able to enter, thiswould be an opportunity forthemtoenter. “Weare lookingforward to this pageant asgays, lesbians, transgenderand heterosexual people willall be competing for the Mr &Mstitle”Thepageant ispartofthePinkMyanh festivalwhichistotakeplacefrom9to14De-cember in Pietermaritzburgand would include severalgreat events. The winners ofthe pageant will then lead astreet procession on 14 De-
cember in the PMB CBD andwill endoff at theRoyal Show-grounds. There are threejudging categories which are:swimwear, talent, andevening wear. The criteria forthetalentsectionarethequali-ty, uniqueness and entertain-ment which the judges will belooking out for. There is to bea contestant’s competition aswell and whoever sells themost tickets would win fivecomplimentary tickets fortheir supporters. The organ-isers are appealing to pro-spective sponsors to come onboard and support the event.For more information onsponsorship please contactWaldhausen on 033 3426165/[email protected] –Supplied
From left to right are contestants Sthembiso Mdluli, Tasneem Khan, Ntwenhle Majozi and Zama Maseme.
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The following are the criteria to enter:•Must be between the ages of 1835 years old•Resident of KZN and have valid ID or passport•R100 entry fee•Be available for a workshop and rehearsals on 30 November and 7 DecemberThe network recently hosted PMB Got Talent competition and the winners and runners up will be performing at the pageant and street parade.If you got what it takes to enter the pageant contact Thuli Mjwara or Waldhausen on 033 342 6165.
Entry forms are also available at the network office at 187A Burger Street, PMB.
PMB Got Talent ahuge successPIETERMARITZBURG’S finest talent was debuted atthe Pietermaritzburg Got Talent finals recently.The show on 26 October, coordinated and organised
by the Gay and Lesbian Network, was characterisedby a range of performers showing off their singing; rapping, dance and poetry skills.This was the first Pietermaritzburg talent search and
was met with a huge response as hopefuls braved thestormy weather to showcase their talents.The overall winner was Sibusiso Ndlovu, a football
freestyler who has been performing in and around Africa.
The show also had winners of different categoriesthus to ensure nobody was left out, with the bestdance performance being won by Brian Booth andSibongakonke Magubane; best rapper won by Biologics; best poetry won by Nonkululeko and the best singer category being won by Zamokuhle Dladla.
The prizes were presented by one of the judgesMichelle van Deventer. –Supplied
PHOTO: SUPPLIEDThe overall winner was Sibusiso Ndlovu, afootball freestyler who has been performingin and around Africa. He amazed thecrowds and the judges with his freestyletechniques. In the picture he is with one ofthe judges, Michelle van Deventer, who presented the prizes to the winners.
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MY ECHO SOAPIESGENERATIONSSELLO gives a grim warning regarding theDlomos. MJ’s friends don’t know how tocheerhimup.Zodwaismoreconfusedthanever. Dineo is surprised to find Phenyo onher doorstep. Ngamla takes matters intohis own hands. Ruby loses it when a customer threatens to sue her. Akhona ishopeful when Nicholas invites her for adrink. The trial of the year starts off witha bang. Zinhle instructs Isabel on how toseduce her man. Scottconfides inCindyabouta dangerousplan.Senzoand Jasonfind outwhat
their ‘isikhonzi’ has been up to. Khethiweand Queen get snubbed when trying tohelp a friend. Zodwa is caught redhanded.Ngamla risks it all for his family. DesperatePhenyo turns to Noluntu for help.
ISIDINGOTHE hacker strikes again this time directlyat his target, Benjamin le Roux. Leratomeets a cancer survivor and her attitudeto her own cancer changes. Jeffersoncharms an associate into signing a crucialdeal surprising Nikiwe in the process. Benjamin reels as he realises exactly who is under threat. Lerato uses her new found power and takes no prisoners. Frank finds hisauthority challenged and does not like theoutcome. Eddie finally has a case to nailthe one person he’s been after for so long.A surprise return leaves a nagging questionas to why the youngest Sibeko is back. Lerato’s test results deliver a lifechangingrevelation. Ben is in hiding but a familiarface helps him find hope. Prada puts hisfoot deep into Lerato’s tragedy. With theworld at his feet Ntando makes an earthshatteringdecision.Despiteclaimsofinno
cence, Eddie isn’t letting go of his guiltypleasure. Jefferson is livid at Ntando’s actions and is left with no doubt he’s his father’s son. You can say what you like
about her hair but never call her a victim.
MUVHANGOMULALO takes the stand in defense ofAzwindini, but only makes matters worse.When Thuli sees Busani and Thandaza together, she gets the wrong end of the stick.Agnes and Mampho fight over her decisionto lie to the family. Nenzhelele makesthings even worse for Azwindini. Agnesfinds herself caught between a rock and ahard place. Thandaza struggles with thesecret she’s forced to keep from Busani.Azwindini loses his cool on the witnessstand. Vusi learns a painful secret. Thandaza tells Thuli about Joyce’s last request.Teboho wants Mulalo to be chief if Azwindini isconvicted.BusaniwantstoknowwhatThandaza said to Thuli. The Judge gives hisverdict
RHYTHM CITYHELEN proves she’s not afraid to fight firewith fire and makes a demand of Mangithat could change the face of NFH and earnher two mortal enemies. Shakira makestwo big discoveries about Joe; one thatcould help her and another that couldharm him. Mlungisi finally goes on a job forOliver but the mystery surrounding it hashim fearing for more than just his family’s
financial stability. Erin learns some troubling news about Dintle. Joe’s forced tomake an extremely difficult choice between the lesser of two evils. Compromising his principles causes Mlungisi to putLindiwe in potential danger. Gontse andGloria finally confront each other. Shakiradiscovers whether Helen bought her bluffand Mmadika discovers whether justicewill be served. Mlungisi learns the disturbing results of his work for Oliver. Tino andErin try to reach Dintle.
DAYS OF OUR LIVESHOPE knocks out Keisha and tries to escape. Hope is caught and brought to Warden Smith. Charlene attacks Hope in theWarden’s office. Vivian attempts to teamup with Stefano by telling him about Kate’sinvolvement in her being put in the coffin.E.J. forces Nicole to choose between Bradyand Sydney. Kate finds out just how farStefano has gone in ruining her life whenshe is refused service at the Pub. Johnnyattaches himself to Sami and E.J. tells Sami that doing nothing isn’t an option. Later, Johnny asks E.J. why his mother hateshim. Bo is able to get in contact with theGovernor and gets a call from the Warden.Rafe keeps an eye on Stefano and E.J. atthe docks where they are expecting a ship
ment. Gabi and Will share a kiss. Rafe stopsSami from getting caught at the Kiriakismansion. Philip excuses himself to leavethe Pub and doesn’t see that Daniel witnessed the kiss.
BOLD AND BEAUTIFULTHOMAS’ mea culpa falls upon deaf earswhen he tries to convince Caroline into giving him another chance. Pam asks Stephanie for the biggest possible favor a sistercould ever ask for. Aware that Thomas’new attitude is due to his insecurity aboutrunning Forrester Creations and his relationship ending with Caroline, Donna giveshim advice about how to better use hispower. Rick humbly confesses to Carolinehis involvement in keeping Hope and Liamapart. Stephanie has a special gift for oneof her children. Caroline finds herself in aquandary as she tries to process Rick’s confession about coming between Hope andLiam. Bill opens up to Brooke about hisconcerns regarding Katie and their baby.Donna refuses to give into a sincere requestfrom her sworn enemy. Stephanie remindsSteffy how much they have in common besides their name. Brooke is firm with hersister as she attempts to get Katie to takeinterest in her baby and her motherly duties.
Setlhabi Taunyane plays KopKhuse in Rhythm City.
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WEEKENDWEEKEND
GIGWellknown Sobantu jazz disc jockeySipho Sokhela will be entertainingat Dave’s jazz club at 530 ImbaliUnit 15 this Saturday from 3 pmtill late.Sokhela, affectionately known DJ2020, is currently contracted byFlamingo Casino Northern Cape(Sun International) to play jazz atthe casino every month. For moreinformation about Saturday’s gigcontact David Nzama on 072 0537592..
Local resident to act on Rhythm CityNOKULUNGA NGOBESE>>[email protected]
CITY residentNdabaKaNgwanewillnext month grace South Africanhome screens, playing the characterof Freddie in Rhythm City.
Ka Ngwane is originally from Ol-wazini in Umkhomazi but has beenliving in the city for thepast six years.Heisalsoanawardwinningfilmmak-er of ‘Uhlanga’ (The Mark) , a SouthAfricanfilmwhichhasbeenscreenedon Mzansi magic several times.
Speaking about his new role, hesaid:“I will play Freddie, a very nice
guy who has gone through a roughpatch in his life and is trying to startafresh.
“Hewill struggle to juggle startingafreshinbusinessandraisinghisfouryear-old daughter. He is not Miles Vi-lakazi’s favourite person”.
KaNgwane said that he feels hon-oured, as this was his second actingaudition and he got the role.
He said that he has always seenhimself asmoreof awriter anddirec-tor than an actor, until he was con-vincedbyhisagent totakeactingseri-ously because she thoughthewas ca-pable.
Expressing his excitement, hesaid:“Tome, this isanaturalcontinu-ation of what God has set out for meto do with my life. I am very inspiredandexcitedabout suchanopportuni-ty.
“It is also a great opportunity forthe broader South African audienceto see and appreciate my work. Mytough upbringing andhumble begin-nings have inspiredme to be the bestthat I can be in life.
It also reaffirms my faith in Godand Christ”.
People can start looking out forhim from the first week of December.
City residentNdaba Ka Ngwane willplay the roleof Freddie inRhythm Cityas from nextmonth
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RETOUCHER/PLANNER/LAYOUT DESIGNER
(REF: GR017)The Witness Local Newspaper Division is looking toappoint a Retoucher/Planner/Layout Designer for theGroup. This position will be based in Pietermaritzburg andthe incumbent will report to the Production Editor.Main Purpose of the RoleTo ensure images are retouched to proper standardsfor placement in layouts, to work closely with the SalesSupervisors and Editors to ensure pages are correctlyplanned and to lay out news pages for the Group.The ideal candidate should meet the followingrequirements:- Ensure that all scans (colour, black and white) as well asdigital images conform to in-house colour and qualitystandards, enhancing quality if original quality is poor.
- Consistently manipulate and enhance images togive visually pleasing results, meeting internationalstandards.
- Perform neat and high quality deep etching of imagesfor placement in final layouts.
- Apply cosmetic corrections including the removal ofblemishes and colour casts from images.
- Ensure that all reproduction work meets newspaperdeadlines.
- Control workflow effectively in repro environment.- Liaise with Editors and Sales Supervisors to ensurenews stories and adverts are correctly placed.
- Layout news pages according to requirements by theProduction Editor.
Skills and Competencies:(The abilities that the individual needs in order to performthis role effectively.)- Attention to detail- Ability to meet deadlines- MethodicalQualification:- A relevant printing industry or graphic designqualification
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Applications must include a letter (clearly marked“Retoucher/Planner/Layout Designer”) summarising theapplicant’s qualifications and experience, a comprehensiveCV and details of at least two references. These shouldbe sent to:
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Applications close on Wednesday, 13 November 2013.The Company reserves the right not to fill this position.Applicants who have not heard from the Company withina month of the closing date should please consider theirapplications unsuccessful. Certified copies of certificateswill be required at interviews.The Company is committed to the transformation of theorganisation to reflect and serve, as closely as possible,
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Appointment Of a ServiceProvider To ProvideFirearm Training – NQFAligned
Further information maybe obtained from MsThokozani Zumani of theHuman Resources Unit onTel. No. 033 392 2667.
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Supply And DeliveryOf Specialised PrintingPapers, Boards, Krafts andCarbonless PapersFurther information maybe obtained from SureshRamkillowan on Tel. No.033 392 2444.
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“THE better a coach knows his job andthe better he masters that job, themore he will gain the understandingand respect of the players.” Unknown.It is also true that great footballers area product of great coaches. Goodcoaching relies on an indepth knowledge of subjects like psychology andpedagogy. If the South African footballtalent is to reach its true potential, theprofile of a “football coach” will haveto be revisited.Football coaching in the modern era
is a difficult and complex profession. Acoach also needs to be a specialist intechnicaltactical work and physicaland psychological development. Football people need to develop a cultureof reading, studying, researching, experimenting etc. We need to learn andunderstand the importance of discipline in acquiring knowledge. I think wetend to live too much on yesterday.
Are South African football coachesready for new developments in themodern game? The fact that over thepast twenty years very few playershave broken into major Europeanleagues is a testament of our coachinglevels. We seem to be wary of innovations. We also lack ambition. The majority of professional coaches are con
tent to be “big stars” in a small pond.It is not right that a country that producedProfessorChrisBarnard–ahearttransplant specialist cannot producestar coaches and players.It is also important that we start doinginstead of talking. We also need tostartgivinginsteadoftaking.SouthAfricans are capable of doing and achieving big in any sphere of life. The problem is that we still think that the worldowe us favours. The language is toomuch about what people can take instead of what we can do. There are alsotoo many chiefs that are pointing fingersinsteadofdoingthework.Themajority of us will have to dirty their handsif South Africa is to join successful nations. The time for singing and dancingis over.
Jordan – Safa president is talkingabout the need to increase a numberof coaches at every level. How many ofour people are ready to serve withoutcompensation? Sure, increasing numbers is a good direction but attitudesto service need to change. Money cannot do things. It is only there to givesupport. Coaching, just like teachingand nursing, is a vocation.Lastly, teaching and coaching begins
at home. Fathers and mothers are thefirst teachers and coaches of their children. Generally, South African parentsseem to think that other people shouldtake this responsibility. We have manythings to say about structures like government and Safa and yet we are failing in our responsibilities. Charity begins at home. Take care of your children’s future. Stop complaining andstart doing the work. Unzima lomthwalo!
Nine Pirates players inBafana squad
FUNNY and mocking ques-tions were asked when theBafana Bafana head coach
Gordon Igesund namedhis locally based squad on
MondaytofaceSwazilandinanin-ternational friendly onNovember15.
Igesund’s announcementraised eyebrows and criticism incertain quarters when he namednine Orlando Pirates
playersinhissquad,butwasal-so quick to clarify his reasons.
“Pirates nine players all de-serve to be in my squad. I’m alsohappy that I amnowable to selectthem,”said
Igesund.TheSouthAfricansmen’s sen-
ior team will lay Isihlangu at theNational Stadium in the SwaziCapital, Mbabane.
Igesund called-up the likes of
Rooi Mahamutsa, Happy Jele,Daine Klate and Thabo Matlabafor the game.
One of the long serving mem-ber and captain of the team wasKaizer Chiefs goalkeeper Itume-leng Khune, who had been givena rest for the Swaziland clash.
Pirates’ Senzo Meyiwa seemsto be the first choice ahead of theyoung SuperSport United shot-stopper Ronwen Williams in thesquad.
Igesundmade it clear, howev-er,thesquadhenamedonMondaywas only for the Swaziland clashand confirmed he would name asecond squad for the November19 fixture against Spain today(Thursday).
The well-travelled coach lastweek clearly indicated that hewouldnamehisstrongestpossibleteam for the clash against Spain.
Oupa Manyisa isone of the nineOrlando Piratesplayers who havebeen selected byGordon Igesund tobe part of theBafana Bafanasquad to faceSwaziland.PHOTO: GALLOIMAGES
Bafana squadGoalkeepers:
Senzo Meyiwa, Ronwen WilliamsDefenders:
Thabo Nthethe, Tshepo Gumede, Tefu Mashamaite, Buhle
Mkhwanazi, Rooi Mahamutsa, TsepoMasilela, Thabo
Matlaba, Happy JeleMidfielders:
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Letsholonyane, Bongani Zungu, Sibusiso Vilakazi, Lerato
Chabangu, Daine Klate, Thuso Phala, Siphiwe Tshabalala
Strikers:Lennox Bacela, Bernard Parker, Ker
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MARITZBURG United willbe back at home whenthey take on Platinum
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Last Sunday the Team ofChoice travelled to Kaizer Seboth-elo Stadium in the Free State andplayed at goalless draw againstBloemfontein Celtic. An away tripagainst Celtic was always going tobe a tough and tricky one for theTeamofChoice. Itmustberemem-beredthat thecurrentUnitedheadcoach, Clinton Larsen was em-
more threeweeks ago. During theCeltic’smatch, the Teamof Choicegoalkeeper and vice captain Shu-Aib Walters had an outstandinggame. He single-handedly savedUnited from losing the game.
After the game Larsen agreedthatwas thebestmanonthepitch.“I thoughtWalters had a excellentgameandreallycametotheparty,”said Larsen. Tomorrow’s game islikely toattract fullhouse foracou-ple of reasons. Firstly, the localfanswanttobeconvincedifLarsenwas comfortably settling down.
Secondly, it is an open secret thatthe former Manning Rangers andOrlando Piratesmidfielder is pop-ular and liked by United’s die-hards. gainst the visitors, United’sstrikers will have to be sharp infront of the goals Walters can’t bealways the only player sweatingblood and a life saver. “We really
need to step up our game in thenext fixture.Wealso need tomakesurethatweconvertourchances”,
Daine Klate of Orlando Pirates and Sherif Fadil of AlAhly during the CAF Champions League final 1st legmatch between betweentheir sides at Orlando Stadium in Soweto on Saturday.The match ended in a 1 alldraw. Goals were scored byAl Ahly’s Mohamed Aboutrika from a free kick sportand Thabo Matlaba in thelast minute of the additional time. The two meetagain on Sunday in the lastleg of the final and OrlandoPirates coach Roger De Sabelieves his charges mightsurprise many.
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