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AN unfinished lobola businesshas come back to haunt sevenorphans fromImbaliUnit2, as

their aunt has threatened to sell theirfamilyhomeinordertorepayanout-standingloboladebt leftbytheir lategrandfather.

Speaking to Echo, LindiweMkhize said that although theyhavenotbeenissuedwithanevic-tion letter yet, their aunt hasmade it clear that they shouldfind alternative accommoda-tion as she is selling the house.

She said that all along theyhave been living in theirgrandparents’ house withtheirmother, as their aunt ismarried.

After thedeathof theirmother in May thisyear, their auntThembi Thabethestarted to sendthem messages,telling them thattheyshouldmoveoutofthehouseastheir late grandfa-ther Nyakazane

Nene had left it under her name.“She said that she wanted to sell

the house so that she could pay theoutstanding lobola debt left by ourgrandfather to her uncles. She saidher fatherhad left thehouseasa formof payment, just in case he could notfinish paying the amount”, saidMkhize.

She said that they have also beentold to demolish the outside buildingwhich was built by their mother, sothat the newhouse owner can decidewhat to do with the space.

Mkhize said that lastmonth, theirauntstartedsendingmessagesagain.

“Sheaskedusnot to lock thegatesduring theday, as anestate agentwillcometoevaluatethehouse.Lastweekmy younger brother said that an es-tate agent came, but the gate waslocked and he could not come in.

“He told him that he was not al-lowed to open the gate since therewere no adults and he left,” saidMkhize. She said that theyhave evenchecked with the deeds office, andhavedocuments toprove that the titleof ownership has not been changedfrom their grandfather’s name.

Attempts to get comment fromThabethe were unsuccessful as shedid not pick up calls.

Woman kicksout sister’s

kids of house

Lindiwe Mkhize with a

document from the Deeds of

fice which states that the

house is still registered under

her late grandfather's name.

PHOTO: NOKULUNGA NGOBESE

>> She tells them that

their father owed the

family lobola money.

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Founder of Umgungundlovu talent initiative Zama Buthelezisaid: “After realising the challengesfaced by Pietermaritzburg andsurrounding artists with regardsto recording andpublishing theirmusic, we wantedto intervene. “Wewant to developthose artists thathave not yet released their CD albums or singles,and those whohave already released their albums but havenot done well.“We will also be

hosting workshops from 4 to 6December wherewe will groomthose who wereselected from theauditions”. Theauditions will befor all music genres and they willstart at 10 am.

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KZN’s gospel champsEsigodini Primary School pupils wererecently crowned gospel championsin a provincial schools gospel competition. They have also previouslywon from a cluster level, to circuitand district level.

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It’s arip-off:pensioner

> He collected thousands of cans and gotonly R120 for his troubleNOMPENDULO NGUBANE>>nompendulo.ngubane@myecho.co.za

AN Imbali Unit 2 can collec-tor Wilson Mshengu (68) isunhappy with the R120 re-

wardthathereceived fromCollectaCanforgathering15bagsofusedcans.

Thepensionerwhocollects thecans, bottles and plastic contain-ers with his wife, Mavis, said hefeels that he was being ripped offby Collect a Can. He said Collect ACan people came to his house lastmonth and collected his bags thatwere full of cans.

Mshengu said after they hadcollected the bags, hewas the onecallingandreminding themtopayhim.

“When they came they took 15bagsandtheydidn’tsayhowmuchthey would pay me. I waited forweeksforthemtodepositthemon-ey intomybank account but therewas nothing.

“I started calling and askingthem about the money they hadpromise to deposit. Last week I

checkedwith thebankandI foundout that they have only depositedR120forthe15bagstheyhavecol-lected.

“I want them to explain to mehow they do their weighing be-causeatthemomentIdon’tunder-stand how they weigh,” saidMsh-engu. Collect aCan regionalman-agerNdyeboMgigqizanasaidheisaware of Mshengu’s case but hepromised to verifywith their driv-ers about the bag sizes. He toldEcho that when they inform peo-ple about the weighing of bags,they talkaboutkilosandnotaboutthe sizes of the bags.

“30 cans are 50c each, in thatsense people are able to count forthemselvesonhowmuchtheywillget. I will check with the driversabout the weighing and I will beable to see if he got what he de-served or not,” said Mgigqizana.

In an Echo article on 1 August2013,Mgigqizana said themoneypaid is determined by weighing.“We pay R1 from R180 per kilo-gramwhichcouldbeaR1000toR1400 per big sack that we provideto people,” he said.

PHOTO: NOMPENDULO NGUBANEWilson Mshengu from Imbali Unit 2 who complaints about the R12O reward that he recieved from Collect a Can. He is holding proof thatthey came and collected 15 bags of cans.

Gospel festival in the cityNOKULUNGA NGOBESE>>[email protected]

PIETERMARITZBURG will beblessed this festive season, withSipho ‘Big Fish’ Makhabanehosting a gospel festival for thefirsttimeinthecityon30Novem-ber at the Woodburn stadium.

The festival whose theme is :“Letusunite inPrayer”, isaimedat praying against road acci-dents, safety during this festiveseason, social ills and to alsocommemorate the lives of thosewho have passed on due to HIV/Aids.

Event organizer Bongani Gi-na said: “We are expecting acrowdof 5000 to10000people.Makhabane chose the city be-cause most events happen inDurban, yet Pietermaritzburg is

the capital city.“We are hoping that this will

beanannualevent. Itwillbepre-ceded by aworkshop conductedby Makhabane for local artistsfrom 24-25 November at Um-gungundlovu district councilchamber,wherehewillbeteach-ing them on how to conductthemselvesandgrowasartists”.

Performing artists includePastorNcanda,ThinaZungu, Is-rael Mosehla, Jabu Ngcobo,MvuseleloButhelezi,BabonoSg-wili, Donny, Nduduzo Matse,Nathi and Nkanyiso, Andile kaMajola, Dumi Mkokstad, Buhle,MthokoZakwe,FranceDlamini,Melusi Ndimande and local tal-ent.

Gates open at 10 am. Ticketsare available at R80 at Com-puticket and R100 at the gate.

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDSipho 'Big Fish' Makhabane will host a gospel festival at the Woodburnstadium on Saturday 30 November

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“Angry 75 yearold gogo stops paying rates

NOMPENDULO NGUBANE>>[email protected]

POOR delivery of basic servicessuch as water, electricity anddecent roads has led a 75 year

oldwidow from theShayamoya2ar-eatostoppayinghermunicipalrates.

BeatriceHlopheresidesinthesec-tion of Shayamoya 2 where some ofthe residents pay rates as it is part ofthe Msunduzi municipality.

Thesection that is required topayrates is not part of the landbelongingto an inkosi in the area.

Hlophe has an outstanding bill of(R17 512 still to confirm the actualamount)of rates thatshehasstoppedpaying for many years. She said herlate husband Ruphas Hlophe who

diedin1978hadboughtthelandhop-ingthat theywouldbenefit fromserv-ice provided by the municipality.

Speaking toEcho, she saidarea isworse than some rural areas sheknowsintheprovince. “Wehaveonlyonetapthatcaters for thewholecom-munity of Shayamoya 2. We still useparaffin stoves that IwasusingwhenImoved to this area in 1957. I’m stillwalkingonthegravelroadsthathaveworsened fromwhat they used to bewhen I moved to this area decadesago. “After my husband died, I con-tinued paying rates hoping thatthings would be different. It becamedifficult for me to continue payingrateswhileI’mlivinginsuchbadcon-ditions. It’s like we are living in adesert and yet some of us are expect-

ed to pay rates, how is that possible,”she asked.

Hlophewasnot clear onwhenex-actly did she stopbeing the ratespay-er. “I have stopped paying for yearsand Iwill not pay. In this day and agewe are still without electricity. Wehave become targets and victims ofthieves in the morning and at night.

“All these years I was hoping thatthis areawill finallybedevelopedbutit has not. It’s like the municipalityand the ward councillor do not exist,they are doing nothing for the resi-dents of this area,” she said. Hlophewas among the Shayamoya 2 resi-dents who marched to city hall lastweek demanding that the munici-paltiy provide these lacking services.

PHOTOS: NOMPENDULO NGUBANEBeatrice Hlophe, who is 75years old, says there is no usepaying rates while she has livedin Shayamoya 2 for decadeswithout seeing any development.

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This is one of the gravel raods in Shayamoya 2 that have made gogo Hlophe stopped paying rates.

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PHOTO: SUPPLIEDPopular Sobantu jazz disc jockey Sikho Sokhela aka DJ 2020 is back atDave’s jazz club at 530 Imbali Unit 15 again this Saturday from 3 pm.Sokhela was there last Saturday following his Cape jazz tour last week.Sweat, deep and soulful jazz will be played on the day at Dave’s jazzclub. He can be contacted on 083 371 7262 for any information or contact Venue owner David Nzama on 072 053 7592.

Plea for public to buy local craftTHE African Art Centre, one of the longest surviving nonfor profit organisations of its kind in the country has invitedmembers of the public to the openingof its much anticipated Christmasexhibition 2013. “Establishedmore than fifty years ago asa centre which promotesand develops the work ofartists and crafters from KwaZuluNatal, we continue to be actively involved in implementingsustainable developmentprogrammes which impart new skills and extendon already existing skillswithin the craft communities of urban and ruralKwaZuluNatal,” said thecentre in a press release.According to the centrethe annual Christmas exhibition will highlight thevibrant creative culture of KwaZulu Natal and will raise awareness about theeconomic benefits of supporting our local craft producers by buying locally.“The exhibition will feature a wide rangeof affordable, original, handmade

Christmasornamentsandgifts.Thevariety of products include beaded, embroidered and felt Christmas tree orna

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ornaments and Christmas gifts includingjewellery, books, ce

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said the release. The productson the African Christmas exhibition culminated as a result of

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PHOTO: SUPPLIEDSafety pin Angel is ofthe crafts that will beexhibited at the African arts centre in Durban from 14 November.

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Long cellphone chatscould be damaging>> It could lead to the formation of itchy red bumps and blisters

SPEAKING endlessly on your cellphone canlead to an allergic reaction, warns a leadingpharmaceutical company, specialising in al-

lergy treatments.In a press release,MariskaFouche, spokesper-

sonforPharmaDynamicssaysthecompany’saller-gy helpline has fielded dozens of calls in recentmonths from members of the public enquiringaboutwhether theircellphonesare toblamefor theitchy, red bumps and blisters along their jaws,cheeks and ears.

“While it isoftenreferredtoasacellphonealler-gy, it is actually a nickel allergy,” remarks Fouche.

“If you consider that the average cellphone usermakes or receives an average of 22 phone calls adayandcheckstheirphoneeverysixandahalfmin-utes, the prolonged exposure to nickel – a metalwhich is often used in cellphone buttons, headsetsand LCD screen frames – can be the likely cause ofthe allergy.

“Nickel isoneof themostcommoncontactaller-gens.Eventhoughtherearen’tanystatisticsavaila-bleforSouthAfrica,expertssuggestthatfiguresarecomparablewith that of theUK,where1 in10peo-plesufferfromanickelallergy.Worldwidetherehasbeen an increase in the number of cellphone or

rather nickel allergies reported, particularlyamongteenagers,whocaneasilyspendhalfthedayon their phones, texting, talking, checking Face-book, playing games and listening to music.

“Somemight only get a small rash, which goesalmost unnoticed, so it is likely that the increase incellphoneallergiesaremuchhigherthanisactuallybeing reported,” she says.

Usually the contact with other objects contain-ing nickel, such as keys and coins are brief, so theallergy may not become immediately apparent.Therisk,however,isincreasedbyfrequentandpro-longed contact with nickel-containing items such

FOTO: NOKULUNGA NGOBESEChatting away on a cellphone couldcause problems.

Mandela movie:Long walk to freedom

“I strongly believe that itwas totally wrong of themto give the role to an international actor. Theyshould be encouraging theSouth African actors notinternational actors. ASouth African like LuthuliDlamini (who plays ScottNomvete in Generations)would have fitted in therole of Mandela and SoniaSedibe would have beengreat for the role of WinnieMadikizelaMandela.”

Sipho Sithole

“I don’t see anythingwrong by taking international stars to play theleading roles. Yes, we dohave good actors in thecountry like Menzi Ngubane who would been theright fit for the Mandelarole but I’m happy withtheir choice of international stars.”

Sbonelo Magwenyane

“They should have grantedthe role to a South African actor not an international star. A South African actor relates to thestory, he would haveknown about apartheidand some of the incidentsof apartheid would havebeen told to him by hiselders if he did not experience a pinch of them himself.”

NokubongaMzobe

The Mandela Long Walk to Freedom movie which is about Nelson Mandela’s life is set to be released later this month. The two leading roles are played by Londonactor and actress. Idris Elba plays Nelson Mandela and Naomie Harris plays former wife Winnie MadikizelaMandela. South African Tony Kgoroge plays Walter Sisuluand Terry Pheto plays Evelyn (Nelson Mandela’s first wife). With both leading roles given to international stars,NOMPENDULO NGUBANE took to the streets to find out what people have to say.

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as cellphones and jewellery for example.Fouche notes that women are more likely

thanmen to develop the allergy, because theywere possibly sensitised earlier in life whenthey had their ears pierced, which can intro-duce nickel into the bloodstream.

“When the ear is pierced, an earring studis left in the ear to keep the hole open until theskin around it heals. Since the piercing is anopenwound, the nickel salts are able to enterthe bloodstream and break down the body’snatural resistance.

“The reason why somany people are sus-ceptible tonickelallergies isbecausethemetaldissolves in moisture, forming salts. For ex-ample,when someone sweatswhile speakingon their nickel-containing-cellphone, saltsformand the skinbecomes inflamed.Nickel isa strong irritant and repeated contact with itcan weaken the body’s resistance,” she says.

He continues to say an allergic reaction tometalscanbeahighlyirritatingandevenpain-ful experience. Symptoms range from red-ness, itching, swelling, blistering, skin lesionsto eczema and sometimes oozing or scarringmay also occur.

To alleviate symptoms ask your doctor orpharmacist for the most appropriate treat-mentwhichmayincludeanoralantihistamineorcortisonecream.Forfrequentcellphoneus-erssufferingfromanickelallergy,Fouchesug-gests:

>> Using a wireless ear piece>>Setting your phone to speakerphone>>Putting a phone cover and clear film

screen on the device>>Switching to a phone that doesn’t con-

tain metal on surfaces that are likely to makecontact with your skin..

For more information about allergies,phone 0860 PHARMA (742 762) or log on towww.allergyexpert.co.za.

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Willowfontein poet 'Microphone' Mthembu will nextmonth release a CD albumwith a compilation of hispoems

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poet toreleasealbum>> HE wrote his first poem toescape boredom, notknowing that it would belifechanging for him.NOKULUNGA NGOBESEspoke to Willowfonteinpoet ‘Microphone’Mthembu who willnext month releasea CDalbumtitled‘Inkondloelotshweetsheni’ which is acompilation of hispoems.

Hewrites about loveandChristi-anity.

SPEAKING to Echo,Mthembuwho is popular for his poemtitled ‘Kuze kube phakade’ said: “Inschool I was very good in writing es-says, thenoneday therewasavision towrite something down.

“I recited my poem in front of myclass, and everyone loved it. Fromthere onwards, I was invited to per-form in funerals, community eventsand family functions”.

Hehasperformedalongside the likesof Mxolisi Mtshali, Sbo da Poet, MasojaMsizi and Syabonga Mpungose.

“MypoemsareaboutGodand love.Godis love and there is nothing that one can dowithout getting strength from him. On theother side love is such a beautiful thing, butpeople tend to abuse it. Through my poems,Iwant toencouragepeople to loveoneanother,nurture it and above all love God”, he said.

Mthembusaid that the

current problemsfacingyoungpoetsis

exploitation.“People takeus for

granted, they hire usfor big events and payus peanuts becausethey think they are do-ingusafavourbyexpos-ing us to the world,” hesaid. Advising other as-piring poets, Mthembusaid: “Be patient and donotenterintothefieldbe-cause youwant stardom.Believe in yourself. Findyourself a mentor but donot put your hopes on oth-ers, as you have the powerto do it on your own”.

PMB urban renewal intensifies


GOODnewsawaitcityresidentswithmajorde-velopments in thepipeline.Thesemajordevel-opments include upgrading the Liberty mid-lands mall Oribi airport.

Speaking at aMsunduziMunicipality Excomeeting deputy municipal manager for Eco-nomic Development Dr Ray Ngcobo, said thatR500millionhasbeensetasidefortheupgradeof the mall.

“Legal challenges have been resolved andan agreement has been signed with the mall.Everythinghasbeensortedwith the investor”,he said.

Meanwhile construction at the airport hasalready started, with office space and roofing

almost complete.“Anadditionalairliftcapacityhasbeenadd-

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Other developments which are still underdiscussion include theacquisitionof land fromthe Greater Edendale and Vulindlela Develop-mentInitiative.Themunicipalityhasidentifiedfivepriorityhousingareasandis intheprocessof acquiring that land. Amended layouts andplans from the developer for the constructionof Edenvision Private hospital in ArchieGumede road, are also expected. About R300million is estimated to be used for this project.

PHOTO: NOKULUNGA NGOBESEThe tourism hub, a major development in the city that is nearing its completion.

City publicity houserevamped


WITH the construction of the Msunduzi Tour-ism hub nearing its completion, an amount ofR2.4millionhasbeenapprovedfortherehabil-itation of the publicity house.

Thepublicityhousewhichnowhousesoffic-es of the Pietermaritzburg Tourismwas estab-lished in 1884, to cater for city police and firedepartments.

Speaking at an Exco meeting, deputy mu-nicipalmanagerforEconomicDevelopmentDrRayNgcobo said they got funding from the Co-operative Governance and Traditional AffairsDepartment refurbish the publicity house.

“The funding that will be used is unspentfunding from for the Msimang museum con-struction”.

City mayor Chris Ndlela said that it wouldnot look good to have a state of the art tourismhub,while the publicity house remains in a di-lapidated state.

Msunduzi Pietermaritzburg tourism asso-ciation director Dumisani Mhlongo said: “Weare excited about the initiative.

It would have been an ugly island after thefinalisationofurbanrenewalproject in frontofthe city hall.Both the publicity house and thetourism hub will complement each other, tocreateacitycentre that is inviting toboth localsand visitors”.

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PHOTO: NOKULUNGA NGOBESEThe publicity house that is soon to get a face lift.

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SUPPLY AND SERVICES CONTRACTS 2013Tenders are hereby invited from suitably qualified and experienced Tenderers for the above-mentionedcontracts. Tender documents shall be available from the Supply Chain Management Sub-Unit, 5thFloor, A.S. Chetty Building, 333 Church Street, Pietermaritzburg, from 12h00 on Friday, 15 November2013. Only Tenderers who are in possession of a valid original Tax Clearance Certificate will beconsidered for appointment. A non refundable tender deposit in the amount R151,62 per documentshall be levied. Only cash or bank guaranteed cheques will be accepted.

Further information may be obtained from Cliffie King on Tel. No. 033 392 5347 for Contract Nos 4, 5and 7 of 2013, Cyril Naidoo on Tel. No. 033 392 2524 for Contract No. 8 of 2013, Phumlani Msomi onTel. No. 033 392 2452 for Contract No. 9 of 2013, Vishal Singh on Tel. No. 033 392 2343 for ContractNo. 15 and Kim Mather on Tel. No. 033 392 2182 for Contract No. 53 of 2013.

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4 Section 2 Supply and Delivery of Batteries 10h00 on10 December 2013

5 Section 1 Purchase of Used Oil 10h00 on10 December 2013

7 Section 3 Supply and Delivery of CompressedOxygen, Dissolved Acetylene, Magmix Gas, EthyleneGas, Rite Gas and L P Gas

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8 Section 4 Supply & Delivery of Cover Materialon a Casual Basis to the Msunduzi Municipality’sNew England Landfill Site


9 Section 1 Supply of Bitumen and BitumenEmulsions


15 Section 1 Supply and Delivery of Consumablesfor Microbiological Analysis


53 Repairs and Maintenance of Railway Sidings for theMsunduzi Municipality(A compulsory Tender Briefing Meeting for theabove contract will be held at 10h00 prompt on29 November 2013, in the Exco Boardroom, 4thFloor, A.S. Chetty Building, 333 Church Street,Pietermaritzburg)


Tenderers shall be required to attend the compulsory Tender Briefing Meeting prompt on the date andtime mentioned herein. Tenderers arriving after the stipulated time will not be allowed to attend themeeting and shall subsequently not be considered for appointmentAll tenders must be endorsed with the relevant Contract No. and Section and must be placedin the Tender Box located in the Foyer, Ground Floor, City Hall, 169 Chief Albert LuthuliStreet (Commercial Road), Pietermaritzburg, 3201, not later than the closing dates and timesmentioned above when they will be opened in public and the totals, or sub-totals as the case may be,disclosed. Only Tenders Placed in the Tender Box Will Be Accepted and Considered.Tender Validity Period: 4 months from the closing date of tender.Tender Adjudication and Evaluation Criteria: The tender shall be evaluated on the 80/20 or 90/10Preference Points System (as the case may be) and in accordance with the Preferential ProcurementRegulations 2011, issued in terms of Section 5 of the Preferential Procurement Policy Framework Act,Act No. 5 of 2000. The adjudication criteria will be as per the tender document.Under no circumstances whatsoever will any extension of time be allowed for submission of tenders.The Msunduzi Municipality does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any tender, and reserves theright to accept the whole or any part of a tender. Each tenderer will be informed of the tender result.The Msunduzi Municipality expects businesses within the Pietermaritzburg and Midlands Region tosupport its contract and BEE/SMME initiatives.MR M.A. NKOSIMUNICIPAL MANAGER

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MY ECHO SOAPIESGENERATIONSNICHOLAS refuses to give up his newfound happiness. Sello is set on gettinghis revenge. A fight at the shebeen getsout of hand. Ruby wants to show theworld she still has what it takes. Theprophet aid has some upsetting news forthe Dlomos. Dr Chetty decides to do someinvestigating of her own. Akhona is convinced Kimberley’s hiding somethingfrom her. Zodwa isn’t ready to give up thelove of her life yet. Ngamla has a majorsetback. Nicholas is furious when MaSongo chases him away. Choppa has a bee inhis bonnet and refuses to back down. Jabulani puts two and two together and isshocked by what he finds. MJ refuses tohave contact with Mawande. Queen hasan idea on how to help Ruby with hercomeback. Phenyo is determined to havehis revenge.

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 whois under threat. Lerato uses her new foundpower and takes no prisoners. Frank findshis authority challenged and does not likethe outcome. Eddie finally has a case tonail the one person he’s been after for solong. A surprise return leaves a naggingquestion as to why the youngest Sibekois back. Lerato’s test results deliver a lifechanging revelation. Ben is in hiding buta familiar face helps him find hope. Pradaputs his foot deep into Lerato’s tragedy.With the world at his feet Ntando makesan earth shattering decision. Despiteclaims of innocence, Eddie isn’t letting goof his guilty pleasure. Jefferson is livid atNtando’s actions and is left with no doubthe’s his father’s son. You can say what youlike about her hair but never call her a victim.

MUVHANGOBUSANI searches for a sign to be able tounderstand Joyce’s last dying wish. Teboho starts pushing Mulalo towardsthe throne now that Azwindini isgone. Agnes and VhoMasindireconcile after years of animosity. Pfuluwani, Susan and Tshianeo say a tearful goodbye toAzwindini. An unwanted guestarrives at the royal house. Busani finally reads the letter Joycewrote to him on her death bed.Rendani is left embarrassed whena new waiter calls her a snob. Busani finds himself caught betweentrue love and dead wife’s last wish.Rendani gives up on Sanele. Vele reveals her real reason she’s back andit’s ugly. Thuli surprises everyonewith a big announcement. Gizaraannounces his intention to takeover as regent. Rendani decides togive Sanele the cold shoulder.

RHYTHM CITYMLUNGISI’S decision to do the rightthing forces him to make a drastic decision regarding his family. A threat toMotshabi’s adoption looms. Gloria assumes another identity in order to impress someone. A threat to Motshabi’sadoption looms. Erin deflects it with deception. Kila alerts Mmadika to an injustice. Gloria manages to escape someunwanted attention. Dintle managesto manipulate Tino and Erin. Mangi has

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DAYS OF OUR LIVESLEXIE is devastated when Theo is able toreadbutnot comprehendwhatheisreading. Bo tells Abe and Sami that Rafe isjoining the station as a detective and hedoesn’t want anything to ruin it. Will andGabi show Rafe the wedding pictures andhe sees the white spot on Johnny’s eye aswell. Daniel overhears Stephanie tellingCaroline that Philip cheated. Daniel andPhilip get into a fight on the docks whenDaniel accuses Philip of cheating on Melanie with the girl from the pub. Victor

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MAKE a date this 6 December 2013 andbook your front row golden ticket to thespectacular second annual NationalChoral Music Achievement Awards 2013(Nacma) taking place at the Durban Exhibition Centre.The Nacma Awards Pty Ltd was implemented and launched in 2012, as a redcarpet affair supporting, recognisingand awarding choral excellence, whilecelebrating and honouring the SouthAfrican competitive talents and artisticexpression in the choral music sector.

“Nacma 2013 has pulled out all thestops with an incredible line up that willsee exhilarating performances frompast and prospective Nacma winnerslight up the stage at this year’s glitteringred carpet event on the South Africancalendar”, added Nacm founder VusiMvelase.Presented this year by the official Nac

ma ambassador and wellknown SABC1 choral music show Imizwilili presenterVee Mthembu, this year’s entertainment lineup includes, among others,Zonke, Team Zwai, Abanqobi, IhhashiElimhlophe, Sinikiwe High School, Clermont Choir, Kholwa Brothers and OldTimers.Nacma will present the following awardcategories:

1.Best Choir Large NCF2.Best Choir Standard NCF3.Best Choir Champ of Champs NCF4.Best Conductor Standard NCF5.Best Conductor Large NCF6.Best Conductor SASCE7.Best Conductor Champ of Champs8.Best Soprano SASCE9.Best Tenor SASCE10.Best Baritone SASCE11.Best Mezzo SASCE12.Best Platinum Choir SATICA13.Best Gold Choir SATICA14.Best Silver Choir SATICA15.Best Conductor SATICA16.Best Choir POLMUSCA17.Best Conductor POLMUSCA18.Best Pianist (2012 Nominees)19.Best SABC PBS Choral Radio DJ20.Best SABC PBS Choral Radio Programme21.Best Community Radio Station22.Best Provincial Department of Arts &Culture23.Lifetime Achievement AwardTickets are available at Computicket forR250 pp which includes entry to theevent , awarding of choral music excellence awards and a three course mealdinner.

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PHOTO: SUPPLIEDNacma ambassador and wellknown SABC 1 choral music show Imizwilili presenter Vee Mthembu will be the programme director at the Nacma Awards ceremony in Durban on 6 December.

Plea for public to buy local craftTHE African Art Centre, one of the longestsurviving nonfor profit organisations ofits kind in the country has invited membersof the public to the opening of its muchanticipated Christmas exhibition 2013.“Established more than fifty years agoas a centre which promotes and develops the work of artists andcrafters from KwaZuluNatal, we continue to beactively involved in implementing sustainabledevelopment programmeswhich impart new skills and extend on already existing skillswithin the craft communities ofurban and rural KwaZuluNatal,”said the centre in a pressrelease. According to thecentre the annual Christmas exhibition will highlight the vibrant creativeculture of KwaZulu Nataland will raise awarenessabout the economic benefits of supporting our local craft producers by buying locally.“The exhibition will feature a wide range

of affordable, original, handmade Christmas ornaments and gifts. The variety ofproducts include beaded, embroideredand felt Christmas tree ornaments, colourfully beaded tableware, recycled cards andornaments and Christmas gifts including

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FOOTBALL challenges in South Afri-ca shouldnot bedivorced frompoliti-cal, social and economic challenges.Football is an activity wheremany of

our people are involved.Presently, unemployment figures

are too high. This has an effect on thesocio-economic status of many ofSouthAfricans.Wecannot talkof jun-ior leagues if there are no footballclubs within communities.

Themajorityofpeoplearebattlingfor basic things like food, medicalcare, accommodation etc. It is scan-dalous therefore tospend fortunesonparties or events under such condi-tionsofpoverty.Alotofmoneyisspentonlunchesforofficialswhiletherearenofacilitiesandequipmentforsports.Itisunfortunatethatwetendtosupplythosethatarealreadyfatwhilepoten-tial stars are starving.

It is a challenge to get the best outof starving children. One needs ener-gy to train and compete effectively.

Football challenges thereforeshould be addressed with problemsof food production, skills develop-ment, service delivery, and drug andalcohol abuse. Development of topfootballers is not just training in thefields. It involves everyone includingparents, councillors, churches andschools.Wehavesaid thisbefore thatthough leadership is important, indi-viduals cannot be expected to per-formmiracles.Locally,howdoween-sure that young people take theirplaces among the elite footballers inthis country? Itwill involve co-opera-

tion instead of petty jealousies. Ac-quiring knowledge and its applica-tion, hardwork and desire tomake adifference in the lives of the young.

Empowerment of the young is notjust about money. We can also sup-portpeoplethroughusingourtalents,time and love. Pietermaritzburg hasgiven South Africa top footballers inthe past. The present generation ofyoung people have our genes. Theywill not succeed or work to their fullpotential unless we as leaders andadults playour role.Weneed tomoveaway from the mentality that moneycan do everything.

Many of us became footballersthrough sacrifices of the previous

generation. The present free SouthAfrica is also a product of sacrificesmadebyourparentsand forefathers.We can do it. We just have to focusmore on important things than deal-ing with petty issues. Knowledge,dedication and hard work are whatcan make young people in our townexcel. Managers and coaches shouldtake responsibility in creating a cul-ture of excellence.Unzima lomthwa-lo!

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Outdoor gym forHowick residents>> ‘Free outdoor gyms will be extended to other areas’

RESIDENTSaroundHowickunderuMngeniMunicipalitywillbeableto train free of charge in a gym

built outdoors for them.Last Thursday people from various

sections of Howick such asMpophome-ni, Cedara,HowickWest,Hhaza, Shiya-bazali and others gathered at uMngenisports complex to attend the officialopening of the unusual outdoor yetworld class gym.

Thefunctionattractedalotofmunici-pality councillors and government offi-cials from the KwaZulu-Natal Depart-ment of Sports andRecreation, ledMECNtombikayise Sibhidla-Saphetha.

Sibhida-Saphetha said the new out-door gym was one of the governmentsongoingprojects to encouragepeople tolive healthy lifesyles by training theirbodies.

She challenged the members of thepublic to make sure their bodies werelooking nice and trimmed when shecomes back in a few weeks time for an-other project.

“I am saying downwith the big tum-mies, down! I am saying down with theshapelessbodies,down!Whenwecome

back for another project in the Shiyaba-zali area, I want to see good looking la-dies with figured bodies.

“To men, I want to see those broadstraight shoulders.

I wants to see six packs not big andround stomachs. The fact is if we trainour bodies we will live long and stayhealthy,” said Sibhidla-Saphetha.

UMngeni mayor Mbali Myeni urgedthe community to use the facilities andlook after it.

“Weare lucky,wewon’t pay a cent totrainourbodies.Let’susethese facilitieswiselyandmakesure thatwedon’t van-dalise them.We don’t want to see thesefacilities becoming white elephants,”she said.

Sports and Recreation uMgungund-lovu district manager Busi Nkomo saysfree outdoor gyms will be extended tootherareasorwardsaroundthedistrict.

“As the MEC pointed out, this is notthe endof it.Weare lookingat other are-as because the government’s aim is tobuild a healthy nation and force thatmentalitytoliveaheathlylifestylewithinour communities,”said Nkomo.- JerryBarnes

PHOTO:New outdoor gym was officially opened in Howick by Sports and Recreation MECNtombikayise SibhidlaSaphetha.

1 deck headlinehereHANK McGregor and JasperMocké powered to an impressivevictoryinSouthAfrica’s premier oneday canoeing race, the OzzieGladwin, presented byParklane Superspar, onSunday.In the women’s race, Abby

Adie and Anna Adamovádominated to finish a strong21st overall.“We didn’t know whatto expect. We’re upagainst pure Dusicrews here and I said toJasper just before thestart we have to tryand stay in contentionand hopefully catchup on the water, butwe seemed to dominate the portage andwe got out first and put in first, so that’s a bigconfidence boost for the two of us so early inthe season,” said McGregor after clinching victory.“It was fun. We had enough of a buffer and we

didn’t leave anything to chance.”The pair’s victory comes on the heels of their

win in the Vaal Canoe Marathon last weekend,which also served as SA K2 River MarathonChampionships.“We got into the boat for the first time just over

a week ago, just before the Vaal, and straightaway felt nice and comfortable,” said Mocké.Conditions were cool and windless and the Al

bert Falls Dam flat, making for a very faststart to the event over the 4km lap

that led to the 1km run around thedam wall.

At the takeout, McGregor andMocke led into the portage,with Andy Birkett andSbonelo Zondi just behindtheminsecond,CamSchoe

man and Jakub Adam inthird, followed by Len Jenkins

and Matt Bouman in fourth,and reigning Dusi K1 champion

Lance Kime and Thulani Mbanjwa infifth.

McGregor and Mockéunderlined their fineform and fitness byreaching the water firstafter the portage, withBirkett and Zondi holding onto second andKime and Mbanjwamoving up to third.The two leading boats

then managed to open a gap on the other chasers until, at The Cascades rapids, McGregor andMocké put the hammer down and pulled clearto win by 49 seconds over Birkett and Zondi.Cam Schoeman and Jakub Adam were in posi

tion to capture third, but they suffered a bentrudder about a kilometreandahalf from thefinish and were passed firstly by Kime andMbanjwa and then by Jenkins and Bouman.“The race was very tough,” Zondi said after fin

ishing. “There were a lot of good combinations,

especially on the dam where six boats jumpedto the front together.”While he admitted to not being fully satisfied

with their performance on the day, threetimeDusi champ Andy Birkett said he was satisfiedwith the rapid improvements the pair was making every time they paddle together.“It was a tough race today,” said third place finisher Michael Mbanjwa. “I think we did alright.The field was very strong and Hank and Jasperare flying! Sbonelo and Andy are also very strongand managed to keep with up with them, wherewe couldn’t. But I think we’re getting better every day.”“We’re trying to not read too much into results

as this early stage, but we did notice that Hankand Jasper were very, very strong,” said LanceKime. “We know their paddling will always bephenomenal and they also ran very well today.Andy and Sbonelo are also great allroundersand they are both going to be very difficult tobeat in the Dusi.”Women’s winners Adie and Adamová bent theirrudder at the Cascades Rapid, but not even theloss of one or two minutes put them under pressure.“We’ve had a good day,” said Adie. “It was quiterelaxed, especially on the dam. We just hungwith the other girls and then just before the portage we put in an interval and broke ahead. Fromthe portage there was no looking back and wepulled away.”“It was so hard,” Adamová laughed as she de

scribed the portage. The Czech star recently finished second in the K1 division and third in theK2s at the Marathon World Championships andbased upon the pair’s early season form, theyare going to very tough to beat in the 2014 DusiCanoe Marathon.

Runners up Andy Birkett (left)and Sbonelo Zondi at Albert fallson the upper uMngeni riverduring the Ozzie Gladwin CanoeMarathon, presented by ParklaneSuperspar.

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SUMMARY OF RE-SULTS

MEN1. Hank McGregor/Jasper Mocké1:49:00.022. Andy Birkett/Sbonelo Zondi1:49:46.903. Lance Kime/Michael Mbanjwa1:51:37.434. Len Jenkins jnr/Matt Bouman1:51:55.835. Cam Schoeman/Jakub Adam1:52:20.156. Brandon van der Walt/JoshKippin (1st u23) 1:54:22.797. Siseko Ntondini/ThandoNgamlana 1:54:32.888. Lucas Mthalane/Mmeli Cele1:54:36.239. Damon Stamp/Mthobisi Cele1:56:37.72 (1st u18)10. Murray Haw/Andrew Houston1:56:46.14WOMEN1. Abby Adie/Anna Adamová2:06:32.002. Jenna Ward/Kerry Segal2:12:58.933. Hilary Bruss/Donna Tutton2:14:27.464. Debbie Germiquet/CarmenDonald 2:18:04.075. Kelly Howe/Hayley Arthur2:18:27.70More info can be found atwww.ozziegladwin.co.za Supplied

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Bafana preprare for Chan>> Tomorrow it’s Swaziland and on Tuesday it’s Spain against the national team

AT least tomorrow the majority of SouthAfrican soccer followers will be able tojoin hands, be united and support the

country’s senior men’s national team, BafanaBafana.

to be held in the country in January. Igesundsays SA players should forget treating Swazi-lands as one of the minnows of African soccerin tomorrow’s friendly because seriousness isneeded to achieve a solid foundation for next

sion of building for the January event. “Theplayers are clear and know very well what wewant to achieve,” said Igesund. -Jerry Barnes.

Last week it was irritating and discourag-ing to see or hear some short-sighted peoplenot supporting Orlando Pirates in the finals ofthe Caf Champions League against Al Ahly inEgypt.

ThefactthathasalreadygonetotheAfricanstatisticsandhistorybooksisthatPirateswerethe SA’s representatives in theCaf ChampionsLeague and were officially the runners-up af-ter Al Ahly.

Tomorrow the Bafana Bafana, which is allmadeupbythelocally-basedplayers,willplaya friendly international against the neigh-bours next to Mpumalanga Province, Swazi-land.

The game is scheduled for 8:30 pm atMbabane’s National Stadium.

According to the Bafana head coach, Gor-don Igesund this match should be taken seri-ous to achieve convincing results in order tobuild for the next year’s Caf Chan tournament

year’s Chan tourna-ment. “We are notworriedor lookingatthe profile of our op-ponents butwewantto achieve our mis-

Heroes’Heroes’welcomewelcomefor Bucsfor Bucsback homeback homeon Mondayon Monday

Orlando PiratesThabo Matlaba (R)clears the ball during the AfricanChampions Leaguesecond leg finalbetween Bucs andEgypt's AlAhly inCairo on Saturday.Despite play well,the Buccaneers didnot convert theirchances and werebeaten 20, making the final score31 on aggregate.

FOTO: GALLO IMAGES

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