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THE Minister of Basic EducationAngie Motshekga surprised teach-ers and stakeholders when shesaid the placement of teachers inthe Eastern Cape (EC) was not a

problem but unviable schools were making itseem to be a problem

Theminister spoke during theMount FrereDepartment of Educationrsquos stakeholdersmeeting at the Mount Frere town hall lastweek WednesdayShe said the challenge of lack of teachers

which other (viable) schools were faced withwas being addressed by theDepartment of Ba-sic Education in conjunctionwith the ECPro-

vincial Department of EducationShe said her department was in the process

of consolidatingunviable schools in rural are-as in order to address the problemof other (vi-able) schools which are operating withoutteachersShe said that while most schools com-

plained about the problem of a lack of teach-ers the actual problem was the fact thatteacherswereplaced inunviable schools ldquoAllsmall schools need to be closed down and thechildren from those schools must be taken toviable schoolsrdquoShe said in the Eastern Cape especially

there are a lot of unviable schools with manyteachers who should rather be placed inschools where they are neededldquoIn a school with 50 learners you need one

teacher since the Financing Model of theschool is according to learner numbers In ac-tual cases a school with fewer than 125learners should be closed downrdquoAccording to Motshekga they realise that

in some areas it would be hard to close downschools as they were built by communitymembers She said however that theywouldnot be going there to destroy the buildingsbut if the number of learners is small theywould have to take them to other schools Thebuildings would remain in the area for thecommunity to useShe also called on stakeholders and the

community as well as the leadership fromthe areas to work with the department andassist and provide guidance to the depart-ment of education

Ministerwants to closedownunviable schools

The Minister ofBasic EducationAngie Motshyshekgaaddressingstakeholdersduring a visitto Mount FrerePHOTOGREG NOTA

GREG NOTA

NTABANKULU Local Municipality haslaunched a R40 million electrificationproject in Jakuja and Lokhwe ward 18

The project which is funded by the De-velopment Bank of South Africa (DBSA)will cater for 1 832 houses It was launchedlast weekWednesday at Lokwe Junior Sec-ondary School in NtabankuluThe launch of the project brought joy to

the people of wards 7 9 12 13 14 and 18after many years of waiting for electricityin their homes On the same day of thelaunch destitute families were also hand-ed food parcels by the municipalityNtabankulu Local Municipality mayor

Vusi Mgoduka announced that the projectof installing electricity in homes in thesewards ldquowill start soon and in no time peo-ple will be able to simply press a button tobring light in their homesrdquoLocal people will also be able to benefit

from jobs that will be created during the

projectMayor Mgoduka said it was the mandate

of the municipality to deliver services tothe communities they serve and with thelaunch of the electrification project theywere adhering to that mandateldquoThis is not the only project that is hap-

pening in Ntabankulu There are other pro-jects which are currently being implement-ed and which are funded by the MunicipalInfrastructure GrantldquoThese include the top of the range Nta-

bankuluMulti-purpose Centre theNtaban-kulu Landfill site the Mhlonyaneni SportField and the rehabilitation of the Sihlo-nyaneni access roadrdquo said Mayor Mgod-ukaHe said they had also received funding

from the Provincial Teasury to fix Ntaban-kulu internal roads to the tune of R40 mil-lionAnother project in the pipeline is the con-

struction of the Macwerheni sub-station inthe April 201516 financial year as per ar-rangement with Eskom

Ntabankulu households to benefit fromR40million electricity project

Community members including ward councillor Noxolo Mazaza (front right) carried Mayor VusiMgoduka inside the marquee when Ntabankulu Local Municipality launched a R40 millionelectrification project for Jakuja and Lokhwe ward 18 PHOTO DUMISANI NTULI

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EMPLOYEES of the Mbizana Local Munici-pality held a full strike onWednesday as theydowned tools and picketed outside themunic-

ipal offices to show their dissatisfaction oversalary negotiations not continuing

Workers reportedly started with a go slowwhen the Local Labour Forum (LLF) which

is a sub committee formed by the employeesrsquorepresentative and three members from themunicipality halted its meeting to negotiateemployeesrsquo dissatisfaction over imbalancesin their salaries The meeting was suspended

due to the absence of one of the municipalmembers who had to attend schoolThe Speaker of themunicipality councillor

Daniswa Mafumbatha confirmed that thestrike did take place at the municpality onWednesday She however denied the go slowas she said everything was running normalexcept on Wednesday when employees werepicketing outside the offices She blamedpoor communication for the strikeldquoYes the chairperson of the LLF sub com-

mittee was gone to attend school The meet-ingwas supposed to continue as the other twomembers were present from the employersrsquoside That is where the miscommunicationwas ndash they were not supposed to not holdmeetingsrdquo said MafumbathaShe said the negotiation meetings were

supposed to continuewithout the othermem-ber since it was not a short term solution butrather a processSheconfirmed that employeeswerecalled to

a meeting with the management where it wasexplained that themanagementwasnot awarethat the LLF had halted negotiationmeetingsMafumbatha said after they spoke with the

employees they were satisfied and returned toworkand theLLFnegotiationsareproceeding

Municipalworkers strikeoverwages

Mbizana Local Municipal workers demonstratingat the municipal premises carrying placardsPHOTO SUPPLIED

In accordance with the editorialpolicy of the Express we invitereaders to comment on mistakesin the newspaper and shallcorrect significant errors assoon as possible Send info tothe Ombudsman of Media24rsquosLocal Press George Claassen atgeorgeclaassenmedia24com orcall him at 0 021 851 3232Readers can also contact the SAPress Ombudsman at0 011 484 36128 or e-mailombudsmanpresscouncilorgza

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CopyrightGREG NOTA

THE four suspects arrested for the mur-der of prominent Cape Town architectand renowned South African sailor RobMeek in Port St Johns onNewYearrsquos Dayin 2014 appeared briefly in the Port StJohns Magistrates Court on January 3

They were remanded in custody untilOctober 12 since the magistrate for theirtrial was not availableThe suspects Siyavula Madikizela

(18) Sifiso Mnyandu (20) Jongile Mco-bongwana (21) and Nceba Zabula (20)

were arrested on May 23 and 24 2014 inRhebu location Port St JohnsAccording to police spokesperson

Lieutenant Khaya Tonjeni the suspectshave remained in custody since their ar-restHe said they were charged with mur-

der attempted robbery possession ofunlicenced firearm and ammunitionAccording to National Prosecution

Authority spokeperson Luxolo Tyalithe trial for the suspects had to be post-poned to October 12 because there wasno magistrate available to preside overthe trial

Murder suspects towait in jail formagistrate

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RESIDENTS from three villages in MountAyliff in Umzimvubu Local Municipalityrsquoswards 2 and 26 are concerned over the dangerthey face everytime they cross a hangingbridge they have to use to reach their clinicschool and the tribal authourity at Elubal-eko

Villagers from Sidakeni andMnambithi inward 2 and Cabazana in ward 26 have to usethis bridgeThe Daluhlanga Bridge which was named

after Chief Daluhlanga Jojo of the area wasbuilt by the SouthAfricanEngineer Corpora-tions of the South African Defence Force inMarch 2010 to connect the villages which are

separated by a dangerous riverIt is made of cables on the sides with iron

supporting poles on either side and wood asthe walkwayThe bridge assisted the community for the

past four years with no problems experi-enced

Something has gone wrong with thestructure as it is hanging at an angle forc-ing people to hold onto the sides to be ableto cross itAn 81 year-old resident Mangwanya Gug-

wana who was busy crossing the bridgewhen the Express arrived to have a look atthe situation said she prays to God to pro-tect her all thewayuntil she reaches the oth-er side of the bridgeldquoI am fortunate because I donrsquot have to

cross this bridge everyday Butwhat about theschool childrenwho cross it everyday and peo-ple who are going to the clinicrdquo she saidWard 2 councillor Loyiso Mwezulu said

theywereworried about the state of the bridgeand appealed to the authorities to do some-thing to help the communityHe said Umzimvubu LocalMunicipality had

agreed to assist by building a bridge but hewasnot surewhen that would be realised andwhatwould be used during the constructionNonkumbuzo Matiwane-Mambi a teacher

from Daluhlanga Senior Secondary Schoolwhere most of the learners who cross thisbridge attend schoolwas shocked to seewherethe learners were crossing everydayShe said that it might affect their learning

as they are always thinking about what is

waiting for them after schoolAccording to Umzimvubu Local Municipal

Manager Thobela Nota correspondence hadbeen sent to the Defence Force since they do-nated the bridge to the communityThe General whom he spoke to asked him

to send information and promised to send ateam to come and assess the bridgeldquoThe way that bridge was built it would

need people with expertise to fix it We donrsquothave that kind of expertise within themunic-ipality as those kind of bridges are mainlybuilt by the soldiersrdquoHe said that in this financial year the mu-

nicipality had appointed a consultant to de-sign a permanent bridge with the hope thatin next yearrsquos budget they will receive fundsfor the construction of that bridge

Hangingbridgeaccidentwaiting tohappen

The bridge is tilting dangerously and people crossing it have to hang on to the sidesPHOTO GREG NOTA

Concerned with the state of the bridge and the danger it poses to residents are (from left) VictorGxula Vusumuzi Mdliva Councillor Loyiso Mwezulu and Nonkumbuzo MatiwaneshyMambi

PHOTO GREG NOTA

This woman with a baby on her back was coming from the local clinic and had to cross thetilting bridge to reach her home PHOTOGREG NOTA


GREG NOTA

UZIKHABA ngawo omane izityholo azityatyekwayo umphathi wo-Masapala Ingquza Hill ngelithi oonotaxi baseFlagstaff wabaxelelaukuba xa sele befumene incwadi evela kubanikazi bomhlaba okanyekwibhodi ejongene nobango lwemihlaba elise East London ngelithiuza kuba tyikityela incwadi ebavumelayo ukuba bokhe igaraji

Eli phephandaba liqhakamshelane noMphathi woMasipala waseINgquza Hill uMluleki Fihlani malunga nezityholo oonotaxi base-Flagstaff abambeka zona ngelithi uyabalela ukuba bokhe igarageyokugalela amafutha kwindawo abayinikwa yinkosi yendawo eSi-phaqeni Bathi sele kugqithe phantse iminyaka emihlanu incwadiise-ofisini yalo kaFihlani ukuba ayityikitye

OkaFihlani uthe lo mhlaba okuthethwa ngawo ukhe wabangwangabahlali baseSiphaqeni besithi ungowabo asingo kaMasipala

Okwangoku elo bango lomhlaba belingeka qosheliswa yaye lisa-chotshelwe yiLand Claims Commission e-East London

ldquoMna ndabaxelela ukuba xa benokufika neleta ebanika imvumeyomhlaba evela kwaLand Claims Commission okanye ileta evelakwiProperty Association yasekuhlaleni okanye evele kwinkosi an-dizuba nangxaki ukuba ndiyi tyikitye Okwangoku xa zingekho ezoleta iyakuba ngathi umasipala unikezele ngomhlaba ongengo wa-khe koonotaxirdquo

ldquoNdikhendadibananeenkokheli zonotaxi okuqukaoMamboMaz-ikwana kunye noQhele ndabaxelela nabo ukuba mabafumane ezile-ta bezenazoukuzenathi njengomasipala sizobanento ezakubabubungqina ukuba bane mvume abayifumeneyo yokuba basebenzise lomhlaba Ndithetha nawe nje ibali lalo mhlaba kudala sizama ukulilungisa kuse khona noTown Planner osewa hambayo nakulo Masi-palardquo utsho uFihlani

Ukwathe yena akali ukuba oonotaxi bazi phucule wathi umba wo-ku hlukaniswa phakathi kuka masipala makunga dityaniswa nend-aba yokungo khiwa kwegarage kulo mhlaba

Uyazikhaba izityholoatyatyekwa zona

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PHINDILE GQELE

THE Department of Social Development incollaboration with the MTN Foundationhanded over the White Door Centre ofHope to the people of Amabhaca during anevent that was held in Mandzikane RoyalHouse Mount Frere recently

Statistics show that every 36 seconds awomen is abused or raped and that applies

also to children In an effort to addressthese statistics Deputy Minister for So-cial Development Hendrietta Bogopane-Zulu handed over the centre which willbring women and children together so theycan share their experiences

The centre that was handed over to thecommunity has seven rooms with furni-ture a computer and a cellphone that willbe used for emergency purposes

Bogopane-Zulu said the centre had been

built to offer a safe space for abused wom-an and children and to assist them in ac-cessing the services that the department ofSocial Development renders

ldquoAs social development it is our duty toensure development in our society andpromote zero percentage of incidents ofchild abuse and gender based violenceWith this centre we hope that people in theAlfred Nzo district will be protected ndashhence this centre marks the importance of

a safer society for allrdquo said Bogopane-Zu-lu

She said she hoped and wished that thecentre will be used as a place where peoplegather around to develop themselves andurged community members to protecttheir centre as it will be of great serviceto them

MTN Foundation General Manager Kus-ile Mthunzi-Hairwadzi said they areworking towards a free and safe countrywhere men and women are united and notcriticize one another ndash and they are pre-pared to work toward that goal till the end

ldquoI am hoping that this centre will soonbe converted into a development centresince there will be no rape and violenceagainst women and children occuring inour respective communitiesrdquo said Mthun-zi-Hairwadzi

The Amabhaca kingdom was over-whelmed by the initiative and peopleshared their joy over being given the cen-tre

According to the South African PoliceServices the Mount Frere area is a hotspot for rape child abuse and violencewith statistics showing that since Aprillast year more than 250 cases pertainingto rape and women abuse had been report-ed

King Mandzikane II Diko of AmabhacaKingdom applauded the launch of the cen-tre and said the community will make surethat at all times the centre will be up andrunning He also encouraged communitymembers to unite in exposing those whoabuse children and women

ldquoIt is about time we go back to basicswhere a man is a protector and not anabuserrdquo said Mandzikane II

Deputyministeropens centreofhope

Deputy Minister forSocial Development

Hendrietta BogopaneshyZulu cutting the

ribbon at the openingof the White DoorCentre of HopePHOTO PHINDILE

GQELE

EASTERN CAPE PROVINCIAL GEOGRAPHICAL NAMES COMMITTEE (ECPGNC)

PUBLIC NOTICE ISAZISO SIKAWONKEWONKE TSEBISO YA SETJHABA

Members of the public are hereby notified of and invited to Public Hearings on standardization of names of geographicalfeatures in the Umzimvubu Local Municipality

Ngokwenjenje uluntu lwaziswa lukwamenyelwa kuVavanyo Zimvo lwasesidlangalaleni lwamagama eendawo zePhondoacetyelwa ukuhlengahlengiswa ephantsi koMasipala weNgingqi Umzimvubu

Setjhaba se tsebiswa se bile se memelwa Dipuisano le Setjhaba tse ka ho beha mabitso le tsa tikoloho boemong boamohelehang ho masepala wa lehae wa Umzimvubu

Amongst a list of applications to be discussed at the hearings are the following phakathi koluhlu lwamagama azakuxoxwaku Vavanyo Zimvo ngala alandelayo Lenane la mabitso ao ho tla buisanwa ka ona ke lena le latelang

No Present name Proposed namechange

Type of feature Local Municipality Applicant

1 Mount Frere Embondzeni Town Post Office Police Station

Mzimvubu LM Prince Lumumba

Makaula

KwaBhaca Prof SomadodaFikeni

2 Mount Ayliff MaXesibeni Town Post Office Police Station

Mzimvubu LM Prof SomadodaFikeni

3 Ndakeni Ndakheni (spellingcorrection)

Human settlement Mzimvubu LM Prof SomadodaFikeni

4 Silvercity andExtension 7

RholihlahlaResidence (newname)

Human settlement Mzimvubu LM S A Cekeshe

The schedule of the Public Hearings is as follows Isicwangciso sezi ntlanganiso zoVavanyo Zimvo sime ngoluhlobo Lenaneo la Dipuisano le Setjhaba le ka mokgwa o latelang

Date Umhla Mohla Venue Indawo Sebaka Time Ixesha Nako

23 February 2015 Mount Frere Town Hall 10H00

24 February 2015 Mount Ayliff Town Hall 10H00

Any enquiry regarding this notice may be directed to Nayiphina imibuzo ephathelele kwesisaziso mayibhekiswe ku

Dipatlisiso malebana le tsebiso ena di ka lebiswa ho Ms N Nyamazana Mr KT Msengana using the following contact

numbers kwezinombolo zonxibelelwano zilandelayo o sebedisa dinomoro tse latelang tsa mohala 073 447 7856

084 252 5714

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Grade 12 bull Three year DiplomaDegree in Town and Regional Planning bull Com-puter Literacy bull Communication Skills bull Problem solving and analytical skills bull Understanding of developmentplanning bull Knowledge of human settlement and planning

Application of the town planning scheme bull Consideration and reporting andland use application bull Undertake land use surveys land research and land audits bull Co-ordination of Town plan-ning applications (township establishment sub-division and rezoning) bullAssisting in all town planning projects

Grade 12 bull Three year DiplomaDegree in Building or equivalent bull ComputerLiteracy bull Communication Skills bull Good writing skills bull Knowledge of housing subsidy administration

Data capturing bull Housing consumer education bull Housing project filling bull Pre-pare reports on progress to supervisor and Regional Office bullAttend PSC meeting and taking minutes

Grade 12 bull Three year DiplomaDegree in Public amp Admin ManagementLocalGovernmentTown Planning or equivalent bull Understanding of Local Government bull Computer Literacy bull Under-standing of IDP

Filing of documents bullAdministrative work bull Compile IDP process plan bull Com-pile IDPdocument bull Coordinating IDPmeetings bull Coordinate IGRmeetings bull Compile performance report

Grade 12 or equivalent qualification bull Computer Literacy bull Communication skillsbull Experience in anAdministrative Office Environment

Prepare notices and agenda for Ward Committee meeting bull Taking minutesduring Ward Committee Meeting for necessary record purpose bull Serve as an administrative link between theWard and the Municipality in ensuring that the necessary communication exits bull Manage information anddisseminate bull Filling system

Grade 12 bull Bachelor of Social Science DegreeDiploma bull Computer Literacy bullCommunication Skills bullAgood command of the English language bull Communication Skills

Capacity building of Local Forum bull Facilitating of Municipality Programmeswith those of Provincial and National bull Co-ordinate events to celebrate special days bull Effective participation ofSPU Programmes bull Monitoring of Special Programmes projects

r

All applications with Curriculum Vitae certified copies of educational certificates together with acovering letter and proof of residence from Ward Councillor should be forwarded to The CorporateServices Department Umzimvubu Local Municipality Private Bag X9020 Mount Frere 5090 or handdelivered at Erf 813 Main Street Mount Frere 5090 or 67 Church Street MountAyliff 4735

Enquiries Sanelisiwe Makeleni 039 255 85008562

Canvassing support from Municipality Officials and Councillors is prohibited and any person found quiltythereof will be disqualified with immediate effect The Umzimvubu Local Municipality is commited to achieve-ment and maintenance of employment equity and diversity especially in respect of race gender and disabilityThe Municipality reserves the right to approve or decline the appointment

DIRECTORATE CORPORATE SERVICES

DIRECTORATE INFRASTRUCTURE AND PLANNING

DIRECTORATE OFFICE OF THE MUNICIPAL MANAGER

DIRECTORATE SPECIAL PROGRAMMES amp COMMUNICATIONS

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NOTICE

UMZIMVUBU LOCAL MUNICIPALITY (EC 442)

MID-TERM BUDGET (ADJUSTMENT BUDGET) FOR20142015

OPERATINGBUDGET EXPENDITURE INCOME

Office of the MunicipalManager

813 Main Street

MOUNT FRERE

67 Church Street

MOUNTAYLIFF

4735

GPTNOTA

MunicipalManager

Notice is hereby given that in terms of the Municipal Finance Management Act No 56 of 2003 andMunicipal SystemsAct 32 of 2000 Umzimvubu municipal council has approved the Mid-term estimatesof income and expenditure for the financial year 20142015

TOTALOPERATINGBUDGET R244 630 348 R288 494 651

TOTALCAPITALBUDGET 1 R102 360 303

TOTALCAPEX amp OPEX R342 990 651

Copies of these documents will be available from the following offices

Also available on our website at wwwumzimvubugovza

MVSYH5-190215-UE-mfnnon-ZIM

MTHATHA-born Dj Stax released his latestalbum lsquoThe Beginningsrsquo in December lastyear This deep and soulful house music al-bum is the first ever house music album tobe released by a record label based in Mthat-ha The album features international and alsolocal artists Express reporter AYANDAMILLISA MADIKIZELA met up with thisson of the soul who now has his own recordlabel based in Mthatha

You evolved from being just a clubber toDJ eventually becoming a producer anda mentor Tell me how all this happened

Irsquove been a DJ since 1998 and I became a pro-ducer in 2009 after I was pursued by many DJswho noticed that I had a good ear for musicI was introduced to music production around2006 and then started to take that side ofthings seriously

Is there a defining moment that trig-gered you to become a producer

When Culoe De Song released his debut al-bum in 2009 I got inspired and decided to takemy music production seriously havingknown Culoe De Song for quite a while

Where do you get your inspiration foryour arrangements

I draw my inspiration from any good musiccomposition I listen to almost every genre ofmusic Deep house had always been the wayfor me and that is the sound that defines whoI am musically

Tell us about your music label and howyou are using it to promote local talent

My label is called iTouch Recordings andmy mission is to give our local artists a plat-form to be able to compete with the best inthe game I normally encourage them to keepworking smart in order for them to get theattention they deserve Irsquom currently work-ing with a number of artists locally with theaim of releasing their material digitally Irsquomalways open to give advice and help with therecordings

Where do you rate Eastern Cape on a na-tional scale when it comes to clubbingDJs and producing dance music

The Eastern Cape is one of the rich provin-ces in terms of music but one of the challen-ges we are facing is artists leaving the prov-ince and going to Gauteng for better opportu-nities This is due to a lack of support - be itfrom municipalities or government depart-ments I have made numerous attempts to in-volve the OR Tambo Municipality King Sa-batha Dalindyebo Municipality and the De-partment of Sport Recreation Arts andCulture (Mthatha) but they showed no inter-est in supporting initiatives that promote ourarts and culture They have their own peoplethat they prefer but those people donrsquot evencontribute to the love GDP boost These arethe kinds of challenges that I have experi-

enced but that wonrsquot stop me from doingwhat I love

Do you have any releases planned inthe near future Do you want to expandyour label

I have a lot of projects lined up for releasebut Irsquom not in a hurry because I believe inquality more than quantity The big projectthat Irsquom focusing on now is an album byMpeshnyk (Mpendulo Calaza) one the bestproducers in SA right now and it will be outin June Irsquom also looking at expanding thelabel and venturing into the hip hop marketas well and signing more artists

Where can people find your studioyour CDrsquos and your music online

My studio is located at Kwezi Townshipand people can call on 0739928095 for anybusiness related matters My album is avail-able at Musica countywide including Bot-swana and Namibia People in Mthatha canalso call the number provided if they wantto buy the cd or they can get it Musica atMthatha Plaza The title is DJ Stax - TheNew Beginnings

Any last words for our readersI would like to urge the readers to support

the local artists in whatever way they canI would like to also urge people to buy myalbum because it is not about me but repre-sents Mthatha and Eastern Cape as whole

I would also like to thank Media24 for theopportunity to communicate with the mas-ses

ldquoThebeginningsrdquoforDj Stax

Mthathashyborn Dj Stax is becoming thehousehold name in house music

PHOTOSUPPLIED

Chief celebrates Valentinersquos DayChief Nqaba Sikhokhele Nota showed that he is not only capable of dealing with thematters of traditional administration but also with matters of the heart He took time out tocelebrate Valentinersquos Day with his wife Sanelisiwe Nelly Nota at a restaurant in Mthatha

PHOTO SUPPLIED


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INGQUZA HILL LOCAL MUNICIPALITYINGQUZA HILL LOCAL MUNICIPALITY

PROGRAMME OF EXCO OUTREACH AND WARD QUARTERLY MEETINGS

Ingquza Hill Local Municipality will carry out Executive Committee (Exco) Outreach programme and Ward Quarterly meetingsfor the reporting back and engagement of community participation to the affairs of the municipality as guided by the Chapter 4of the Municipal SystemsActAct 32 of 2000

According to Section (16) subsection (1) a municipality must develop a culture of municipal governance that ensures publicparticipation in the affairs of the municipality as read with paragraph (a) (I) (ii) (iii) (iv) and (v) with paragraph (b) (i) and (ii) andalso with Section 17 subsection (ii) paragraph (a) (b) (c) (d) and (e)

For more information kindly contact the office of the Executive Council Secretary Miss Nandipa Mdiyaduringworking hours at 039 253 15681096Ext 136 fromMonday to Friday (08h00 to 16h45)

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THE sounds of choral and opera music willfill the skies around Lwandlolubomvu GreatPlace atMatshonaVillageNtabankuluwhenthe Queen Mamjoli Sigcau Choral Orchestraand Opera Festival is launched this Saturday(February 21)

This event seeks to contribute to the devel-opment of choral opera and orchestra musicin the rural communities of South Africa andalso to promote unity in a diversity of cul-tures through music A delegation of 34 peo-ple from Switzerland including the Gospel-chor am Munster choir and its founder andconductor Oliver Rudin will also grace thisoccasion The Swiss ambassador will also bein attendance and will be one of the keynotespeakers On the very same day the amaM-pondowill also be celebrating 11 years of part-nership between Switzerland and Mpondo-land a partnership that was initiated by HisMajesty the incumbent King Jongilanga Sig-cau of amaMpondo when he visited Switzer-land 11 years ago and proposed a partnershipwith the Impulse NGO (Switzerland) and Bas-seland Province of SwitzerlandThis partnership has grown from strength

to strength and has led to various projects

These includeworkshops on anti-child abusecultural exchange programmes renewableenergy workshops Swiss artists and culturalgroups performing at the annual Pondo Cul-ture and Heritage Festival and the Dumezwe-ni Senior Secondary School (SSS) choir trav-elling to Switzerland in 2014 as part of a cul-tural exchange programmeDuring their visit the Swiss delegationwill

confer theVerenaGauthierAward to Zwelak-he SSS for obtaining the highest matric passrate in the whole of Ntabankulu and AlfredNzo region and will also donate books to theschoolThe Swiss ambassador will confer jointly

the award to Zwelakhe SSS with CEO of Im-pulse Switzerland Verena GauthierThe school will also be awarded with the

King Marhelane Sigcau Memorial Awardwith the topmale learner (achiever) receivingthe Prince ZwelamaMpondo Sigcau Awardand the top female learner receiving the Prin-cess Stella Sigcau AwardBhonxa High School which won national

honours in the South African Schools ChoralFestival will be awarded with the QueenMamjoli Award and the choir from Switzer-land will be awarded with the King Jongilan-ga Sigcau AwardAccording to the festivalrsquos programme fa-

Swissguestsat launchofOperaFestival

Programme Facilitashytor Princess StellaSigcau invites peopleto the launch of theOpera Festival thisSaturdayPHOTO GREG NOTA

cilitator Princess Stella Sigcau the Chief Ex-ecutive Officer and founder of the RamonaKasavan Foundation Ramona Kasavan willdonate sanitary towels to local schools as partof an initiative to empower young girls atschoolsThe Swiss choir will be in South Africa for

10 days and theywill embark on a programmethatwill expose them to the cultural diversityof South AfricaldquoThey will interact with schools in Gaut-

eng Mpumalanga Kwazulu Natal the East-

ern Cape and Western Cape From February18 to 20 they were at KwaMhlanga Mpuma-langa hosted by His Majesty King Mabhenaof AmaNdebele whom we have a partnershipwith on cultural development ndash a partnershipthat started 10 years agordquo said Princess Sig-cau She said on February 21 to 23 the choirwill be at theMpondo Kingdom from Februa-ry 23 to 25 they will be at the DrakensbergBoysSchool onFebruary 27 theywill interactwith Schools in Knysna on February 28 inStellenbosch and on March 1 in Cape Town


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Guys this is our belief and no one can disputeit besides God

As you know kwi-Gossip team we call aspade a spadewithno fear and favour becausesiringa iwarheid

Ungasithanda or ungasithandi we donrsquotgive a damn

It is not on to see an old decent man smok-ing a long zol of dagga To our own knowledgedrug abuse or smoking dagga was commonamong young people but not an old man likethe one we saw eNgaru

It really hurts us ukuthi khazi abantwanabakhe bafunda ntoni kuye

Dear readers the guywaswearing a formalsuit and driving a very expensive BMW

It was very sad because parents are sup-posed to be fighting this battle of drug abusekubantwana babo but there are thosewho arestill championing to ruin young people

Boetie can you please stop that umdalakakhulu for ukube ufunxana nentsangu es-tratweni nabantwana

Thumbs up majimbos lapho ekasi

Hawwuu Bafethu ayaphuma amajita ekasixa kuhambe ioutie yawo jealous down

We experienced it during the funeral ofMa-biza a guywhowaswell known eNgaru ehlalaeStofile

Hayi amajita ebephumile sibone nesesica-

banga ukuthi abasekho in black suits OwAmapantsula nesuti ngamanzi neparafinKanti shame sikhe phantsi isitya sizele be-singazi ukuba namapantsula ayafanelwa yi-suti siqale ukubona kulo ka taBiza umngcwa-bo Jitas from Kwezi Ngaru and surround-ings thumbs up guys niyikhaphile i-outieyenu kuyasho ukuthi akulahlwana kula ma-chain asekasi

Even the ladies were alsomourning as theywore black attire never mind ke about theminiskirts Shame batyile nooRoadhouse ne-Kopano kuba amajita ebemana ukokwehlisailanga kuba beliphumile beside that they be-haved beside ukuringer itsotsi tal na-semngcwabeni

Was he forced to help you

We were really astonished last week whena certain guy attacked our buddy KenzoMak-enzo whilst he was leaving a fast food outletin Sutherland Street after he went to buysomething to eat

The guy stopped him and requested R20 butto his dismay Kenzo did not have any cashsince he was using a bank card

Nanko lo outie umtshela ukuthi uyabonaakamthandi andkudala ecela ukubaamncedengemali kodwa uvela etsho

Ebezede amthande nje uyiCherrie yakheHayibo madoda bekunyanzelekile na ukubaamncede

Ude athi idate yakho yokwamkela ibiyizo-lo

OW Shame babantu bahamba befuna uk-wazi iidates zabantu abamkela ngazo marabengazuzenza nto

Mfethu if ucela uncedo emntwini lindelaukuba angangakwazi ukukunceda so musaukumxelela into engavakaliyo

Donrsquot invite others if you are invited

Guys youmust learn that if anyone invitesyou you donrsquot invite others unless the hostor hostess told you to come with friends

It was a small birthday party for our kidso we decided to invite our friend to come andenjoy it with us

We had bought one bottle of whisky wineand ooncamnce babantwana

Then we started the party since the friendwas going to join us later

OW Xa ephuma uGesh to urinate gqi nge-Caracara (Microbus) eli-red and kwehla izix-hiliphothi zamadoda plus our friend

Hawu wothukela ngaphakathi but he didnot mind as he thought the guys were carry-ing their own things

Only to find that they came to that partywith nothing in their hands Hawu wazewasifaka engxakini umntu singa budgetan-ga Nalo bhotile ithathe nje hardly 5 minutesyabe seyiphelile

Musani ukumema nimenyiwe please

Please people let us respect the referees

We understand that if people are going towatch football at the grounds theywant to seefair play which the referees try by all meansto ensure

But what we heard when we were at NewRest Stadium last Sunday uttered by an oldman towards the referee who was officiatingthe game between AmaMpondo United and2010 Storm Breakers was unacceptable

The worst part was that it was an old manand at the grounds therewere also young chil-dren who had come to watch the game

Please people let us learn to respect thegame of football and the referees Gesh wasthere at Lusikisiki with our reporter and peo-ple didnrsquot see him Bazode bathi sithetha kak-hulu letrsquos take our pens and go to gathermoregossip for our next edition Mncwaaa dearreaders

AisaaWedonrsquot think it is on

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OF themillion-pluswomenwho become preg-nant in South Africa each year those who re-ceive antenatal care and quality childbirtheducation are the most likely to experience ahealthy pregnancy and birth

Whilst the number of pregnant women ac-cessing medical care has risen dramaticallyin recent years less than half seek antenatalcare before 20 weeks of pregnancy and a largepercentage only first see a doctor or midwifewhen they go into labour An even smallernumber ndash about 5 - attend private antenatalclasses ldquoKnowledge is the key to a safe suc-cessful pregnancy birth and parenting expe-riencerdquo says Lynne Bluff national co-ordina-

choices on their journey to parenthood is avital source of knowledge in todayrsquos techno-logical worldrdquo says Zarah Riley spokesper-son for Bio-Oil

Bluff says ideally everyone should attendchildbirth education classes which cover allaspects of pregnancy and birth aswell as howto care for thenewbornbaby ldquoAlthough thereare a couple of good online courses availableattending classes - which are usually held inthe evenings or over a weekend - is recom-mended the interaction with the childbirtheducator and other pregnant couples in theclass is invaluable Often lifelong friendshipsare formedrdquo To find a childbirth educator inyour area or formore details on childbirth ed-ucation and Pregnancy Education Week visitwwwexpectantmothersguidecoza

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Childbirth edu-cators hospitalsand specialist skin-care brand Bio-Oilare joining handsto highlight the im-portance of child-birth educationduring PregnancyEducation Weekthis Februarywithfree talks and vari-ous pregnancy-re-lated events hap-pening around thecountry ldquoA profes-sional childbirtheducator with theexperience and ex-pertise to help peo-ple make informed

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THE defending champions of the Safa SABLeague Coastal Stream 2010 Storm Break-ers beat AmaMpondo United FC by 1-0 at theNew Rest Stadium in Lusikisiki last Sunday

But because the game was played underprotest the result could change pending thedecision of the SAFA committee that will betasked with investigating the merits of thecase

The protest was launched after StormBreakers used as substitute MawethuNhlokwana a player who had played forAma-Mpondo last season He left but wasnot given clearance by the club

AmaMpondo captain Lethu Simayi con-firmed that Mawethu was a player they didnot give a clearance to He had used a differ-ent name ldquoMawethu was still their playeras he was not given clearance to play for an-other teamrdquo he said

The game between the two teams StormBreakers and AmaMpondo was tough as onboth sides the defenders were closing thestrikers quickly not giving them enoughroom to shoot the ball

During the first half Storm Breakersrsquo goal-keeper worked overtime After seeing thatthe defenders were not giving them achance the AmaMpondo strikers startedshooting from outside the eighteen area boxand those shots were stopped by the goal-keeper

AmaMpondo only have themselves toblame as during the first half of the gamethey had excellent chances to score but theyfailed to capitalize on them

In the second half they were not given achance to do as they had done in the first halfas this time around Storm Breakers were allover their backline and midfielders ndash untilthe AmaMpondo captain when trying tocontrol the ball stepped on the foot of theBreakers player and the referee gave Break-ers a free kick

Storm Breakersrsquo defender Mlungisi shotthe ball which was outside the eighteen areastraight to the poles The AmaMpondo Unit-ed goalkeeper was unable to stop the shotwhich was too fast for him and which gavethem the lead

Towards the dying minutes of the game

AmaMpondo tried everything to get theequalizer but unfortunately the backline forthe Storm Breakers was equal to the task andprotected their lead

In another game that was played earlier onIqhayiya FC beat FCPV FC 3-0 All the goalswere scored during the first half Odwa Gang-alazana scored twice and Odidi Mbiyose once

Championshipvictorymaybeoverturned

Action during the main game of the day between 2010 Storm Breakers (in red) and AmaMponshydo UnitedPHOTO GREG NOTA


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EMPLOYEES of the Mbizana Local Munici-pality held a full strike onWednesday as theydowned tools and picketed outside themunic-

ipal offices to show their dissatisfaction oversalary negotiations not continuing

Workers reportedly started with a go slowwhen the Local Labour Forum (LLF) which

is a sub committee formed by the employeesrsquorepresentative and three members from themunicipality halted its meeting to negotiateemployeesrsquo dissatisfaction over imbalancesin their salaries The meeting was suspended

due to the absence of one of the municipalmembers who had to attend schoolThe Speaker of themunicipality councillor

Daniswa Mafumbatha confirmed that thestrike did take place at the municpality onWednesday She however denied the go slowas she said everything was running normalexcept on Wednesday when employees werepicketing outside the offices She blamedpoor communication for the strikeldquoYes the chairperson of the LLF sub com-

mittee was gone to attend school The meet-ingwas supposed to continue as the other twomembers were present from the employersrsquoside That is where the miscommunicationwas ndash they were not supposed to not holdmeetingsrdquo said MafumbathaShe said the negotiation meetings were

supposed to continuewithout the othermem-ber since it was not a short term solution butrather a processSheconfirmed that employeeswerecalled to

a meeting with the management where it wasexplained that themanagementwasnot awarethat the LLF had halted negotiationmeetingsMafumbatha said after they spoke with the

employees they were satisfied and returned toworkand theLLFnegotiationsareproceeding

Municipalworkers strikeoverwages

Mbizana Local Municipal workers demonstratingat the municipal premises carrying placardsPHOTO SUPPLIED

In accordance with the editorialpolicy of the Express we invitereaders to comment on mistakesin the newspaper and shallcorrect significant errors assoon as possible Send info tothe Ombudsman of Media24rsquosLocal Press George Claassen atgeorgeclaassenmedia24com orcall him at 0 021 851 3232Readers can also contact the SAPress Ombudsman at0 011 484 36128 or e-mailombudsmanpresscouncilorgza

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Media24 Newspapers on behalf of theowner Media24 Limited 40 HeerengrachtCape Town In terms of Art 12(7) of theCopyright Act 1978 no report article or

photo may be reproduced without thepermission of the owner

CopyrightGREG NOTA

THE four suspects arrested for the mur-der of prominent Cape Town architectand renowned South African sailor RobMeek in Port St Johns onNewYearrsquos Dayin 2014 appeared briefly in the Port StJohns Magistrates Court on January 3

They were remanded in custody untilOctober 12 since the magistrate for theirtrial was not availableThe suspects Siyavula Madikizela

(18) Sifiso Mnyandu (20) Jongile Mco-bongwana (21) and Nceba Zabula (20)

were arrested on May 23 and 24 2014 inRhebu location Port St JohnsAccording to police spokesperson

Lieutenant Khaya Tonjeni the suspectshave remained in custody since their ar-restHe said they were charged with mur-

der attempted robbery possession ofunlicenced firearm and ammunitionAccording to National Prosecution

Authority spokeperson Luxolo Tyalithe trial for the suspects had to be post-poned to October 12 because there wasno magistrate available to preside overthe trial

Murder suspects towait in jail formagistrate



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