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THEMthathaHighCourtwas filled to capacity lastFriday to hear the argument against PresidentJacob Zuma’s attempt at having the King ofAbaThembu, Buyelekhaya Dalindyebo, de-throned.

Dalindyebo’s legal team, led by Advocate Dali Mpofu, ar-gued that the President should reverse his decision of tryingto remove the King from his throne and that the Presidentshould also pay the legal costs.This comes after President Jacob Zuma wrote a letter to

theKing, asking him to provewhyhe should not be removedfromhis throne.According to the letter, theKinghad 30 daysto respond. The King responded by challenging the matterin court, demanding that President Zuma should reverse hisaction and publicly apologise.The King’s legal representative, Adv. Dali Mpofu, argued

that President Zuma had no power to remove the King andlashed out at those who claimed to be members of the Royalfamily wanting the King to be removed.“They don’t even know who they are,” said Adv. Mpofu.

This utterance had those present in court, in stitches. Adv.Mpofu said the President should not deal with this matter,until it could be proved that those peoplewere not realmem-bers of the Royal family.He described the accusations against the King as defama-

tion of character and malicious damage. With regard to theallegation that the King assaulted his late mother Nomos-cow, Adv. Mpofu said the court should stop this to avoid up-rising and violence.A representative of the President, Nceba Dukada, said the

President was not on a mission to dethrone the King, butthat instead he (Zuma) was just a spectator in a dispute be-tween the two groups of the Royal family.Thanduxolo Mtirara, chairperson of the group that wants

the King to be ousted, was represented by Phillip Zilwa.Judge Justin Laing presided and reserved judgement for

a further date.Members of the Democratic Alliance, the Economic Free-

dom Fighters (EFF) and the United Democratic Movementand its leadershipwere also in court during the proceedings.Kaizer Mathanzima’s great granddaughter was seated

next to the King.TheKingwas in a visibly goodmood after the proceedings.

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A GRADE 12 learner (18) of the Ntabanku-lu Senior Secondary School was acciden-tally shot dead in a shoot-out described asa botched armed robbery at a shop in Nta-bankulu on September 1.

Xolisa Diko from the Bhakubha locationinNtabankuluwas shot deadwhile hewasbuying paraffin from the shop. Police be-lieve he was shot after being mistaken fora robber. He was found dead with the 5-li-tre paraffin container next to him.

It is alleged that five armedmen stormedthe shopwhileDikowas already inside theshop. The men were wielding shot gunsand were demanding money, forcing eve-rybody to lie down.

But the Pakistani owners of the shop,

didn’t surrender.An eyewitness said the owners came

from the other side of the shop and whenthe robbers realised this, they startedshooting at the owners and an exchange ofgunfire ensued between the robbers andowners.

Two robbers died on the scenewhile twoshop owners were rushed to hospitalwhere one of them died later.

Police spokesperson Captain MlungisiMatidane said three of the robbers had-managed to escape from the scene.

“A total of four people died in this inci-dent and we will work tirelessly to ensurethat we arrest those responsible,” he said.

Matidane confirmed that no money wastaken from the shop. He said they hadfound three 9mm pistols on the scene andsome ammunition.

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TWO murder accused in a shooting at a tav-ern in Ngqeleni on August 2, appeared in theNgqeleni Magistrate Court last Tuesday andwere remanded in custody for their bail ap-plication.

Mkhulekeni Phakathi and Earnest Ngemawere arrested last month in connection withthe shooting in the Mdumazulu locationwhere six people were shot and one died.

The suspects were working at a construc-tion company that was doing work on theHluleka access road and scores of communitymembers protested outside Ngqeleni court tooppose their bail.

The man who died from the shooting isLindikhaya Sokhanyile (28) and is a son ofone of theMarikana victims, the late PumzileSokhanyile.

Tavern owner, Mlamli Mnakaniso (44),who was also shot in the arm during theshooting, said he was thankful to God that hesurvived the ordeal.

“I was shot in the arm while I was aboutto start the car on my way home as I wasabout to close the tavern,” said Mnakaniso.

He said when they heard gun shots, peoplefrom the tavern came out to look and the gun-men continued shooting at them, which gavehim a chance to roll-over and hide under hisvehicle.

“I heard several gunshots in the yard andinside the tavern. Two men came to the carto look for me but because I was under thevehicle, they did not see me and they left,”he said.

According to Nokwethisa Mlindwa (34),who was the cashier at the tavern on thatnight, one of the suspects came into the tav-ern before the shooting and bought a beerthat he drank.

“When it was time to close, my boss tookthe cash and went out and the suspect fol-lowed him to his car.”

She said when she heard the gun shots out-side, she turned off the lights.

“That did not help much because the sus-pect came and pointed at me with a gun de-manding money.

“I told him that there was no money andI begged him not to shoot me, then he startedto search me and found R40,” she said.

Tavern shooting suspects in court

Residents from Mdumazulu location protesting outside Ngqeleni Magistrate Court last Tuesday to oppose bail for the suspects.PHOTO:AYANDA MILLISA MADIKIZELA

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THE South African Human Rights Commis-sion (SAHRC) have found that the EasternCape departments of Education and Trans-port haveviolated learners’ right to basic edu-cation by failing to provide them with trans-port to school.

This was found after an investigation intothe problems with scholar transport in theEastern Cape was conducted.Isaac Mangena, Spokesperson for the SA-

HRC, said the departments have been orderedto provide urgent time-bound remedies todeal with this problem.“The Commission received a complaint in

May 2013 from former Democratic AllianceParliamentarian Lindiwe Mazibuko allegingthat learners from Zweledinga Senior Sec-ondary School in Queenstown had to walklong distances to school in order to access ed-ucation.“These learners were provided with schol-

ar transport in the previous year, and thescholar transport was suspended without no-tice being given to the school,” saidMangena.He added that owing to recognizing the sys-temic challenge of lack of transport of learn-ers to schools in the province, the Commis-sion elected to investigate more schools inthe province and visited schools such asLovemore Park FarmPrimary School in PortElizabeth, and Ntabankulu, Dalibaso,Luthubeli and Upper Mpako SecondarySchools inMqanduli area to gather more evi-dence relating to the scholar transport prob-lems. The investigation revealed that theavailability of transport to learners at theseschools was not adequate and in some in-stances, non-existent.The Commission found that the failure by

the Department of Education and the Depart-ment of Transport to provide transport, vio-lated learners’ right to education as en-shrined in Section 29 of the Constitution.“In addition, the departments’ failure to

provide subsidized transport amounts to aninfringement of its duty to consider the bestinterest of the learner as per section 28 of theConstitution.As a result, the Commission recommend-

ed that these departments should reviewtheir memorandum of agreement regardingthe provision of scholar transport to ensurethat it’s consistent and does not preventlearners from going to school, thus violatingtheir right to education.”The statement fromSAHRCstated that the

departments must provide the commissionwith monthly written reports on the

progress made towards the delivery of trans-port to the learners of the schools as listedabove.The Democratic Alliance Member of Parlia-

ment in the Eastern Cape, Edmund van Vu-uren, said his party would closely monitor thesituation until it is resolved.“The DAwill now request that this report be

tabled in the Eastern Cape Provincial Legisla-ture in order to ensure the recommendationsmade by the SAHRC are enforced immediate-ly,” said van Vuuren.He added that his colleague, the DA Shadow

Minister of Basic Education, Annette Love-

more,will also have the report brought beforethe Portfolio Committee on Basic Education,so that the national policy can be improved.Department of Education Spokesperson in

the Eastern Cape, Loyiso Pulumani, said theDepartment had received the report from theSAHRC and that they are currently in theprocess of studying it.“All the recommendationswill be fully con-

sidered. The SAHRC is an important Chapter9 institution in our country’s constitutionallandscape and the department will treat it assuch, with the full deference they deserve,”said Pulumani.

Departmentsunder fireover transport

Many learners in the province were left with no choice but to travel long distances on foot to school following the suspension of scholar transport intheir schools. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

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THEpolicehavedeclaredBizanaas thehot spot for stock theft in the formerTranskei region owing to the numberof livestock recovered in the town re-cently.

This follows an operation led by theCommander of stock theft in theMtAy-liff cluster, Lieutenant Silulami Dlem-bula.A total of fourteen cattle were recov-

ered in different locations of Bizanaduring this operation.In Mbileni location 2 cattle were re-

covered, and 8 sheep in bothNyaniswe-ni and Nyaka.One man was arrested.In Mpetsheni 10 cattle were found

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THE Ntabankulu High Court in the Eastern Capehas sentenced aman (30) to life imprisonment andan additional 15 years behind bars formurder androbbery.

PhathisizweNgwaqawas sentenced on Septem-ber 1 following themurder of Mninawa Gewu (48)with a hammer in his home inMbodleni location,Mount Frere on November 02, 2011.According to court papers Ngwaqa kicked the

door open and attacked Gewu who was alone inthe house.He allegedly hit him with the hammer on his

head until he died before taking the deceased’smoney, vehicle and cell phone.Following a thorough investigation led byWar-

rant Officer Thandile Vezi the “hammer-man,” ashe became known after this incident, was arrest-ed.

. In a separate incident Elliotdale police arrest-ed aman (31) and awoman (22) in connectionwiththe murder of a man (50) in the Thafalehashe Ad-ministrativeAuthority inElliotdale onAugust 28.It is alleged that threemen armedwith firearms

entered the shop and demanded money from thedeceased and then shot him to death.Police spokesperson Major Zamukulungisa Jo-

zana said they then took aR2 000, airtime amount-ing to R300, cigarettes amounting to R300 and hisfirearm before fleeing from the scene.He said the man and a woman were arrested in

Thafalehashe and could appear in the ElliotdaleMagistrate Court on charges of business robberyand murder.

Tough sentence for hammermurdererand two men arrested. According tothe police spokesperson, CaptainMlungisi Matidana, the cattle werestolen in Flagstaff, Harding and Koks-tad.Matidana said that meant there was

across-the-border theft which couldmake it difficult to recover the stockif it is stolen.“It might happen that they take the

stock from Bizana and exchange it inKwaZulu-Natal towns like Hardingand Kokstad which is why we’ve re-covered stolen stock there,” said Mati-dana. Some of the stock had alreadybeen identified by the rightful ownersbut those that have not yet been identi-fied are at a compound.He urged people to come forward if

they had lost their livestock.

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THE Ingquza Hill Local Municipality held aWomen’s Month celebration at the Lusik-isiki College of Education, in honour of theliberation of women and also to discuss highcrime levels in the area.

OR Tambo District Women’s CaucusChairperson, Busisiwe Nkani, advisedwomen to empower themselves by startingtheir own businesses.“Women should create and register their

businesses as a means of creating job oppor-tunities. I believe that by sodoing, thosewhopractice crime could be employed and thecrime ratewill surely decrease,” saidNkani.During the celebrations, men were asked

to be the protectors and not enemies of wom-

en. Nkani also asked the Council of Church-es to fight crime through prayer.She pleadedwith women in governmental

institutions to unite, before preaching thegospel of unity to ordinary citizens.“If unity is our goal thenweshould respect

one another and not demoralize others,”said Nkani.Ingquza Hill Local Municipality Mayor,

Councillor PatMdingi, askedmen to honourwomen and promote a non-sexist society tohelp women feel and witness the freedomthey fought for back in 1956.“Without women there is no nation, com-

fort and hope. With women we are nursedand kept healthy and alive. As the IngquzaHill LocalMunicipalityweareproud tohavewomen within our society,” said MayorMdingi.

Municipality celebrateswomen’s value to society

Guests listen attentively to speakers at the Ingquza Hill Women’s Month celebration.PHOTO: PHINDILE GQELE

PHINDILE GQELE

AS part of its environmental awareness pro-grammes, the Ingquza Hill Local Municipali-ty – in partnership with the South AfricanPulp and Paper Industries (SAPPI), the ORTambo District Municipality and the Depart-ment of Education – engaged in aNationalAr-bour Day event themed “Reduce the Carbon

Footprint; Plant a Tree” on Thursday, Septem-ber 4.

During this event, Ingquza Hill LocalMunic-ipality Mayor, Pat Mdingi, urged people to em-brace nature and stressed the importance oftrees.“When God created the Earth, He also creat-

ed trees andHenever asked anyone to cut them

down. If we continue creating veld fires andcutting trees, we will suffer from climatechange that will only hurt us and our nextgeneration,” said Mdingi.“One tree gives oxygen to a maximum of

fourpeople,whichmeansbycuttingone treefour people will inhale dirt and therefore re-ducing their life span,” said OR Tambo Dis-trict Municipality Environmental affairs of-

ficer, Nangamso Mgetye.Mgetye also told people that trees provide

shade, thereby protecting every living crea-ture from the sun.According to him trees alsoact as a wind break and cleanse soil.“I would like to ask the whole community

of IngquzaHill to save our trees, since it formspart of saving lives,” said Lunga Mhlonyanafrom the Department of Education.

IngquzaHill celebratesArbourDay

Ingquza Hill Councillors at a Yellow Wood tree planted during the ceremony. PHOTO: PHINDILE GQELEGotso Junior Primary School learners perform in a play about the importance of trees.

PHOTO:PHINDILE GQELE

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EASTERN Cape MEC for Heath, Dr PumzaDyantyi and Umzimvubu Local MunicipalityMayor Councillor, Khulukazi Phangwa,blessed the commencement of the construc-tion of a new health facility to the value ofR5 million in Ward 21 of the Mpindweni loca-tion.

The sod-turning ceremony, which tookplace on September 5, was held at the sitewhere the clinic would be constructed.

Residents of Ward 21 were present to wit-ness the proceedings.Western Chrome Mines (WCM), which is

a business unit of Samancor Chrome Limit-ed, had donated the amount for the construc-tion of the clinic, as part of its corporate so-cial investment programme and as requiredby the mining charter.WCM had identified the Mpindweni Com-

munity as one of the beneficiaries of its com-munity upliftment projects.After a series of consultations and engage-

ments with the Umzimvubu Local Munici-

pality, the Mpindweni community and the De-partment of Health (District Office); the pro-posal by WCM was welcomed with greatappreciation.The Department of Health received a propos-

al from WCM, scrutinised it and saw it fit andviable for a clinic to be built here.Mpindweni, Bislane, Qunubeni, Qoqa, Tole-

ni, Mhlanganisweni, Dangwana, Mvuzi, Mbi-zeni, Cwalinkungu and Mabhobho are amongthe villages that would benefit from this healthfacility. Currently the nearest clinic to thesevillages is 18km away.

People spend around R60 to travel to thenearest clinic, while it costs around R600 tohire a vehicle to get to hospital in an emergen-cy. The chrome mining company, situated inthe North-West Province and Limpopo, cameto the decision of ploughing back into thiscommunity, because some of its workforce isfrom here. According to the Department ofHealth’s regulations, for a clinic to be ap-proved, aminimum of 10 000 people should beresidents of the area that it would service.The facility is scheduled for completion in

April 2015.

R5millionhealth facility forMpindweni

Umzimvubu Local Municipality Mayor, Councillor Khulukazi Phangwa, Eastern Cape MEC forHealth, Dr Pumza Dyantyi, Local Chief Nokhwezi Makaula and a representative from SamancorXolani Qamata. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

Construction of a new health facility is under way in the Mpindweni Location, Ward 21 of theUmzimvubu Local Municipality. PHOTO:SUPPLIED

PHINDILE GQELE

NTABANKULU Local Municipality, in linewith the provincial communication strategy,held a communication strategy workshopwith the aim of making sure that whateverthe municipality does is communicated withall stakeholders, including the community.

During the workshop, the Alfred Nzo Dis-trict Municipality, under which Ntabankulufalls, shared information with Ntabankulucouncillors, invited stakeholders and theme-dia on communication channels inside andoutside the municipality, up to provinciallevel.The Ntabankulu Municipality communi-

cations department also shared the challeng-es they had experienced due to poor relationsbetween the municipality and the media,poor co-ordination of communication withinthe municipality and their limited budget.“The communications department, as the

face of the municipality, needs to be well fi-nanced. As the Ntabankulu LocalMunicipal-ity communications office it is hard to deliv-er, due to the limited funds we have,” said

Municipal Relations Manager Xolile Petela.He added that itwas difficult for themunic-

ipality to communicate a clear message,since interpretation of documents into differ-ent languages remained a problem. This iswhy theyhad agreed onhaving theworkshopas a means of solving their problems.Petela presented a proposed action plan to

solve all the problems the municipality wasfacing. The action plan suggests they createa good working relationship with rate pay-ers, engage with the media as well as otherstakeholders and use Imbizo’s to communi-cate with the communities they serve.The plan further stated that they needed to

improve people’s lives and build a strong re-lationship between the municipality andFaith Based Organizations. “Regarding allthe challenges we have, it remains every-one’s duty to make a change. Changing theimage of ourmunicipality depends onus all,”said Mayor Vusi Mgoduka.TheMayor said they needed to redefine the

way they had been doing things in the pastand had to look into improving the waythings were being communicated internallyand externally.

Municipality hosts workshop

Mayor VusiMgoduka shakinghands withDumisane Mbhebeknow as Dumisa-ni in SABC 1soapie Genera-tions whilst theMunicipalManager MlulekiSondaba lookson.PHOTO:PHINDILE GQELE

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7EntertainmentSeptember 11, 2014Uvolwethu Express

YOU know what; it’s strange to see adultsfighting on the street because they know uku-thi they have to finish their fight in their bed-room, rather than show the public their dif-ferences on the street.

But ke people are saying it is a daily prac-tice in many kasis zaseMzansi.We were watching a couple fighting on the

street of Slovo Park, eUTA.Abasebedala ke. Ngokokuva kokuthetha

KULE NGXABANO YABO, the guy was de-manding the woman to go with him to hisroom and sleep over whilst the woman wasagainst the idea.Yeka ke ukujijisana kude kuyiwe phantsi

because the lady didn’t want to do what theguy was demanding.Buka nje to show your beautiful thighs on

the street in front of children was not on.And ke abantwana bona bebengasekho in-

terested in fighting but they were watchingthe exposed parts of a woman’s body.Butie, respect your woman if she was

againstwhat you suggested therewas noneedfor you to force her.How was she going to enjoy what you are

looking for if you forced her from the onset?Come on broe, akwenziwa njalo iyakubambi-sa daai ding.

Be careful!!

Ladies and gentlemen on the Express landyou must know things which can talk aboutin public and those you converse with yourfriends. Don’t talk about your matters withyour partner in bed.We do understand sometimes people are

overpowered by excitement on bed after along battle proposing love to that particular

partner and eventually he gets what he want-ed most.Mmm, I wonder what is a story. Come clos-

er here is a story.There is a guy who was always boasting

about the hotness of his new girlfriend andher performance in bed.Shame!! Ngelakhe ebesitsakela.I remember one day we were enjoying our

Vodka in a car with my buddies when he justblasted and revealed how this new girlfriendtreated him the previous night that is why hewas so exhausted.Mmm, uGesh wa-

bamba umzimba. Youknow what? Now theguy has lost the girland she is involvedwith another guywhowas present duringhis bomb in the car.Uyabona ke, once

you talk about yoursecrets in bed withyour girlfriend every-one wants to go andtest that paradise youwere talking about.Nangoku umfethu uyamzonda lo mjita ku-

ba nguye othethe nge-performance ye-cherryyakhe ema-outini.Ngoku ama-outie afuna ukuva okukuviwe

ngumfethu nokwenza ahambe eqhayiselaabantu angakwazi ndi-tsho nokuvala umlo-mo.Nokuba kumnandi kangakanani na,

ubokuthi cwaka butie.Sikuxelela for i-next time kuba lowa ngeke

ubesamfumana nomfethu wenze sure kubaakasaphoncuki.Uvile neh?

Ebesesela phi ekuseni kangaka umntuomdala?

Uyazi thina sikhulele emakhayeni astrictsometimes it takes time to come to termswithwhat is happening on this Express land.Uyazi umntuongutata, kudala ebengumntu

ohlonipheke kakhulu sifunda kuye thinayonke into nje ngootata bangomso.Yaye nabo bengenzi nantoni phambi

kwethu kuba babefuna sifunde okuhle kodwakubo. Thethani makwedini ningabe ni-sicikozela apha nifuna ukuthini?

OK, nali ibali siyabo-na sowuleqe kakhulukwawuba usibuze kan-jalo. Bekusekuseniphaya koo5 sishiyaiphepha kwaDan’s Placee-UTA njengokubausaz’ ukuba ngumse-

benzi wethu uku-dilivaiphepha ebantwini.Apho ke kwa-Dansibone umbono ongath-andekiyo noko xa utataomdala close to the age

of utatomkhulu kaGesh senxile ngala ndlelaekuseni.Abe shame naye usahamba ii-night clubs

because bekuyintseni yango Lwesine nesaziukuba yi-Ladies night kwii-Night clubs ezin-inzi. Aisaaa, mdala kakhulu for ii-night clubsnje. Phofu ke kusengenzeka, yindaba kabaniumkhulu xa ehamba inight club.Mhlawumbe liselwe ebesele ngezolo. Noko

mkhulu kuthi ayamkelekanga into yokubonaixhego lidakwe ekuseni ngathi yinkwenkweenganamzi. Sofundantoni thinakuwenjengo-mkhulu wethu?Hayikhona maan, kuyabonakala nini aba

nibulala ilizwe nibe nikhomba kubantwanabale mihla, kanti bafunde izinto ezi wrongapha kuni. Tell them gossip team.

Uke ukuqaphele oku?

Okuphi ngoku bafana boMgosi?Kukhona abantu apha ekukhuleni abay-

ibambe ekubeni ubani wayemathile if not isi-denge esikolweni or ekukhuleni ekwavuzaimifinya balibale ukuba umntu watshintsha.Njengokuba yena eqhuba esiya phambili bo-na bayibambe kula way yokuthi wayengu-dengana balibale ukuba kwakusesikolwenior ekukhuleni ngoku kusentsimini (field)akuthethwa ngamifinya. Besiziblomele aphaeShell garage kuQumbu next to us there weretwo stout ladies with big breasts. They weretalking non-stop and ngamagama abantu.Siyabona bebelibele ukuba ngumgosi

kuphela onelungelo lokugossiper. Thu enye i-outie ihamba nge-Merc the latest one. Kuca-cile ukuba seyisidla amaqhosh’ebhanty’ayokwatsho uDumza. Kucace ke ukuba kuyazi-wana nezi dudla, way back. Kuncokolwe um-fethu wavalelisa ebethe iBenz yakhe. Nakobemqala aba sisi. “Uyazi lo sengathi ungconongoku ndandifunda naye eQumbu Village es-isidenge ngeyona ndlela, umbona sephakemekanga nje kuba ehamba ngeBenz,” utsho lo si-si. Ebekewathini keumntwanawomntukubaufike wancokola nabo bobanini emveni kokowahamba, khange kubekho kwakuphakama.Uyakuba ujonge ukuba wayemathile wena

mara yenauyambonaukubahe ismoving for-ward in life wena ulibele yintlebendwane nje.No mucus now everybody is paving the wayto attain happiness in life. Hlala wena kulegossip unganikwanga lungelo layo njengathi,bayakushiya wena abanye abantwana nama-finya wabo.

Whyare they fightingon the streets?

“Uyazi lo sengathiungcono ngokundandifunda nayeeQumbuVillageesisidenge ngeyonandlela, umbonasephakeme kangakanje...,” utsho lo sisi.

SIMBONGILE MDLEDLE

THE OR Tambo region is amongst the re-gions that have more than one nominee inthis year’s 9th Annual SATMA Awardswhich will take place at Fort Hare Universi-ty in October.

One of the nominees from the region isNtombifuthi Tshangela Ncwayiba kaNoma-khisimsi, who is also knownasmamakamJ-

wendru, and who is a well-known comedianfrom Eastern Pondoland, Flagstaff.Nomakhisimsi was nominated in the Best

Indigenous Comedian category for the sec-ond time.Another nominee is Lumamile Feni of the

Mthatha bureau of the Daily Dispatch. Feniis nominated in the category for the BestTraditional and Cultural news journalist(Print Media). In this category Lulamile iscompetingwithJabulaniLangaofDailySun

and Thokozani Ndlovu of Isolezwe ngoMg-qibelo.Monwabisi Gudlabatshakazi Mbangi of

Unitra Community Radio, a radio stationwhich is based in Mthatha, is nominated inthe Best Community Radio DJ category.Alfred Nzo and ORTambo also dominated

in the Best IsiXhosa category. In this catego-ry thenominees are: SkipaSomntwana fromBizana in Alfred Nzo region, Gobolempun-dulu also from Bizana, the winner in this

category at last year’s SATMA Awards,Ndod’ayibuzwa from Bizana and ValaNgeentsimbi from Lusikisiki.Speaking to Express Nomakhismsi

thanked the people of the Eastern Cape whovoted for her.“This is a stepping stone to move forward

in the career that I love most. I have hopethat the people of the Eastern Cape andSouth Africa as whole will supported me,”said Nomakhismsi.

ORTambo locals nominated for SATMAAwards

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SANELE JAMES

THE Thembu Royals were crowned the 2014Mthatha champs at the Rotary stadium inMthatha this past Sunday, following theirhard-earned victory over Mthatha Bucs.

Bucs’ defence that took no prisoners at theback almost cost them in the early minutesof the game.Bucs gave away a free kick too close to the

box as they couldn’t handle the Thembu’sgoal-hungry strikers. And a few minutes af-ter that they again conceded an early goalwhich was ruled out as being offside by thematch official.The game ended in a goalless draw and

since it was the final, a decider was neededand they went on penalties.Confident Bucs’ were the first that took

the first penalty but their confidence wascalmed down after they missed.Thembu’s goalkeeper slaughtered in the

first goal for his team and saved three moreand consequently put his side ahead. Mt-hatha Bucs’ nerves grew as they missedmore.Royals’ captain sealed his team’s win by

a marvellous strike that left the Bucs’ goal-keeper shocked and the arena roaring withjoy. Bucs’ didn’t go home empty handed, asthey were consoled with Build It sportingbags, balls, soccer kit and miniature tro-phies.Build It representative, Walter Chakufu-

na, along with the SAFA LFA chairperson,SandileNowalaza, of theKSD, congratulatedthe victors, and said they guaranteed thatnext year’s tournament would be bigger andbetter.

ThembuRoyals crownednewchamps

The Thembu Royals are this year’s Built It champs. PHOTO:SANELE JAMES

The tournament is an annual event spon-sored by Build It in association with SAFA’sLocal Football Association (LFA) acrossSouth Africa.Before the kick off, spectators were kept on

the edges of the grandstand seats by the flam-

boyant parade of the Zimele Drummies asthey walked the players to the pitch.Despite the Royals’ sloppy defence, they

managed to hang on till the penalty shootoutwhen they defeated Mthatha Bucs by 2-1 onpenalties.

Thembu Royals’coach, ThandoMaseti confirmedthat his teamwas notready for the game asthey didn’t haveenough time to pre-pare afterhaving losttheir director.“I am surprised

myself that the boysmanaged to go thisfar. Really, we werenot fit for suchgames, but the boyshave proven thatthey have the fight-ing spirit regardlessof the physical fit-ness,” said the coach.Both the teams

were hungry forgoals as they at-tacked constantlybut failed to converttheir chances togoals.