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NOKULUNGA NGOBESE>>[email protected]
IPHUPHO lempilo engcono liphenduke izekowesilisawase-Unit15eMbaliemvakoku-ba egwetshwe iminyaka ewu-20 ebhadla
ejele, ngecala lokubulala owayeyintombi ya-khe ngeledlule.
UMnu. Thabani Radebe (34) ugwetshweenkantolo ephakemeyaseMgungundlovunge-cala lokugwaza, anqume uqhoqhoqho loyoowayeyintombiyakheuNksz.SthembileMbelu(31) kubo endaweni yaseNtswasahlobo eM-pendle.
Esitatimendeni ebesibhaliwe kuthiwa yizebese behlukene, umsolwa ugajwe isikhweleemvakokubaesukeeMgungundlovuethiuyob-hekaumufi kuboeHimeville,wamficaenesokaelishakukhonanenganeyaboeneminyakaem-ine.
Umsolwa ulivumile icala, waxolisa nasem-ndenini kamufi, nasemphakathini ngesenzosakhe sobulwane, athi besiqhutshwa yintuku-thelo njengoba ebone abengakulindele.
EfundaisitatimendeummelikamsolwauM-nu. Philemon Ndlela uthe ubudlelwane obe-bukhona phakathi kukamufi nomsolwa,bekuyilobu bephupho lekusasa eliqhakazile,njengoba umsolwa edele okuningi efundisaumufi.
Kusolakalaukuthiumufiutheephumauku-yophelezela isoka elisha, umsolwa obephethe
isagila nommese wangena ngaphakathi. UN-dlela obemncengela ukuthi okungenani akag-wetshe iminyaka ewu-15 uthe, laba bobabilibaqaleukuthandanango-2003, futhiumsolwaumfundise waze waqeda ekolishi lokufundelaubunesi njengoba ebenethemba lokuthi abeunkosikazi wakhe wakusasa.
Uphindewakhala ngokuthi leli icala eloku-qala, futhi umsolwa akasitholanga isikhathisokwehlisa umoya acabangisise kahle njen-goba ebhadame laba bobabili.
UmshushisiAdvocate MbongeniMthembuukhale ngesenzo sobulwane, njengoba imi-phumela yokuhlolwa kwesidumbu ikhombiseukuthi umufi ugwaze amanxeba awu 8 kuyakwali-10, ngamphambi kokumnquma.
Likhipha isigwebo ijaji u-Adv Louis Bar-nard uthe: “Akutholakanga kunezinkombezokuthiubusihlelile lesi sigameko,kodwafuthileli cala liyicala elikhulu futhi elibucayi.
“Noma ngabe wawudinwe kangakanani,kwakungakuniki igunya lokuthi ubulale, nga-kho ngizokunika isigwebo seminyaka ewu-20”.
Umalume kamufi uMnu. Otto Mbelu utheyize iminyakaewu-20beyibona imincanenge-sihluku esenziwa umufi ebulala indodakaziyabo, bayajabula ukuthi ekugcineni umthethouyithathile indawo yawo.
Umdeni kaRadebe awuthandanga uku-phawula.
Sister Kayof VumaFM atImbalichurch
Vuma 103 FM presenter Sister Kayon Sunday addressed congregants
of God's Victory Church in Imbali,as part of the station's ‘UhamboLwentokozo Initiative’. The tour,which kicked off at SevonteinCorrectional Services at the be
ginning of the year, is aimed atcementing the station's brand values, and to speak to listeners who
resonate with the station's inspirational brand of music, content andlifestyle. It is also aimed at associating the station with community
upliftment organisations andprogrammes, increasing
brand awareness, listener activation, and
presenter brandbuilding.
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CRISISAmbulance: 10 177Fire Brigade: 080 003 3911Traffic Mpimpa Hotline: 086 221 1011911 Control Centre, PMB: 033 391 1911Lifeline (24hrs): 033 394 4444Rape Crisis: 033 394 4444
MUNICIPALWater: 080 000 1868/033 392 2128Electricity: 033 392 5098/5096/5029Afterhours number: 033 392 5098Traffic lights: 033 392 2205Roads (drains, damage):
033 392 2047 or 033 392 2059
ESSENTIAL NUMBERSAids Help: 033 394 4444Aids Hotline (tollfree): 080 001 2322Gift of the Givers Careline:
033 342 2239/080 078 6786Alcoholics Anon: 086 143 5722 or 033 345 6795Famsa: 033 342 4945Childline: 080 005 5555Forest Fires: 033 330 8421Safe City report crime via SMS: 083 767 7233SPCA: 033 386 9267
EMERGENCY CHEMISTS:Scottsville: 033 386 1029Central: 033 342 1200/(a/h) 033 346 0550Northdale: 033 387 1681
CONTACT ECHOTELEPHONE033 355 [email protected] 355 [email protected] PO Box 362, PMB, 3200COMPLAINTS 033 346 2156
Residents happy with ‘beefed up’ clinicNOMPENDULO NGUBANE>>[email protected]
RESIDENTS of Esigodini arehappywith theservice theyarereceiving from the Esigodini
Clinic since new management tookover at the beginning of 2014.
The Department of Health em-ployed three professional nurses andthree enrolled nurses for the clinic.
Echo newspaper wrote an articleabout the clinic after the communityof Esigodini complained about poorservice and negligence from the staffmembers.
Atthetimethecommunitywasun-happy about the clinic’s operatinghours.
Another issuewas the filthiness ofthe clinic, which raised many eye-
brows in the community.Zanele Mchunu (27) said that
since the department deployed newmanagement, the community is hap-py with the service they receive, say-ing that the nurses work well withpatients and are very welcoming.
“Before, there were two nurseswho served the whole clinic.
“It was always difficult as theywould sometimes open the clinic lateand close early.
“Sometimes they would not openat all and patients had no choice butto go back home unattended to.
“Wenowhavesixnurseswhohavea good relationshipwith the commu-nity.
“Theyopenat7.30amandcloseat4.30pm. Insideandoutside the clinicis in a good state of cleanliness,” said
Mchunu.The uMgungundlovu Health Dis-
trict senior communications practi-tioner Msawenkosi Mncwabe con-firmed that the department hasbeefedupstaff at theEsigodiniClinic.
“Whatwehavedone isbought thenecessary equipment the clinicneeds.
“One of the major challenges theclinic was faced with was the lack ofequipment.
“This is the department’s plan tobetter all municipality clinics. It hasemployed32professionalnursesand23enrollednursesandtheyareall forthese clinics.
“Thingsarebetterat all the clinicsthatwereknownasmunicipalityclin-ics andEsigodini is oneof them,” saidMncwabe.
PHOTO: NOMPENDULO NGUBANEThe Esigodini Clinic, praised for the good service.
Mbokazi honoured forcommunity development
NOKULUNGA NGOBESE>>[email protected]
THE founder of the Indondo Inheri-tors Awards,ReverendCalebMboka-zi was on Sunday honoured with theLove to Live award in recognition ofbeing one of the country’s 20 influen-tial people who make a difference intheir communities.
The annual campaign is an initia-tive of Dr DanMoodley in a bid to ad-dress social ills, especially among theyouth.
Mbokazi was honoured for hiscontribution in community develop-ment as the founder of the annual In-dondo awards.
Twenty human rights awardswere given to individuals and NGOs,this in line with this year’s theme ofcelebrating 20 years’ of democracy.
Speaking to Echo about hisachievement, Mbokazi said: “I thank
GodtheAlmightyforpioneeringcom-munity public-wide participatory in-teraction among people in our coun-try irrespective of race, colour orcreed.
“When I was taught by ProfessorHlengiwe Mkhize, she said that thepost-liberation challengewouldbe tohealcommunitieswhichwerebrutal-ised by apartheid violence and dis-crimination.
“Indondo attempts to heal the un-seen wounds, as people are walkingaround and inside they are bleedingfrombrutality inflictedinthepast.Wetherefore need a continuous dia-logue, engagement and means of so-cial accord inorder to findoneanoth-er.
“People need to be heard, need tocry and breath and find the innerpeace.IamgratefultoDrMoodley,hiscommitteeandsponsorsfortheunex-pected award.”
ReverendCalebMbokazi washonoured onSunday withthe Love toLive award.PHOTO:NOKULUNGANGOBESE
Child diesin bakkieaccidentNOMPENDULO NGUBANE>>nompendulo.ngubane@myecho.co.za
THE family of an 11yearold girl fromVulindlela in the Etsheni area had nodoubt she was going to be a good teacher.
However, this was not to be becauseyoung Anele Mkhize died in a vehicle accident last Friday morning along EdendaleRoad near Henley Dam. The accident occurred when an Opel Corsa bakkie, takingchildren to their various schools in theNorthdale area, overturned. Anele, agrade 5 TPA Primary School pupil, andsix fellow pupils were rushed to hospitalafter the accident. Unfortunately, Aneledidn’t survive. Her mother NomalungeloDlamini described her daughter as a per
son who loved church and other children.She showed all the signs of being a wonderful teacher as one could tell from herbehaviour, said Dlamini. Anele’s aunt,Thuli Hlengwa who lives in The Grangesaid her niece was a bubbly and caringchild. She was the typeof child you could askto do something andshe would do it with asmile, she said. Anele,she said, also lovedwriting and teachingother children. “Sheused to gather childrenand teach them usingher school books. Thatwas when we pickedup that she was a goodteacher in the making.We have lost an angel,somebody who caredand had respect for herelders. “She loved attending church every Saturday and she knew how to pray,”said Hlengwa. When Echo visited theDlamini family at home, neighbours werealready flocking to console the family andto listen to how the accident happened.
ColonelJayNaickersaidacaseofculpablehomicide has been opened for investigation by Plessislaer SAPS. “It is allegedthat an Opel Corsa bakkie carrying sevenchildren overturned on Edendale Road.“An 11yearold girl died at the scene and
six children were critically injured. They, including the driver, weretaken to hospital formedicalattention. “Circumstances surrounding the incident are being investigated,” saidNaicker.
However, some ofthe people at the scenesay the bakkie was carrying 14 children at thetime of the accident.The owner of the car Jabu Mdunge said shedoesn’t know what
went wrong or caused the accident. “Idon’t know what might have caused theaccident. I went to the scene and whenI got there everything was still in place onthe car. The tyres were still there andnothing had come out from the car.”
PHOTO: NOMPENDULO NGUBANEThe bakkie that claimed the life of Kwanele Mkhize on Edendale Road near Henley Dam last Friday.
PHOTO: SUPPLIEDAnele Mkhize who died inan accident.
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Chief Maphumulo’s death ‘ablessing in disguise’
PHOTO: NOKULUNGA NGOBESEMEC for Agriculture and Environmental Affairs Dr Meshack Radebe, wife of the late Inkosi Mhlabunzima Maphumulo and mayor of uMkhambathini Municipality Thobekile Maphumulo, MEfor Social Development Weziwe Thusi and Inkosi Nhlakanipho Maphumulo during the officialopening of the onestop centre in Mbambangalo area on Tuesday
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THEassassinationofChiefMhlabunzimaMaphumuloandthedeathofhisdaugh-ter Thokozani has opened doors for the
communityofMaqongqo afteraone-stopcen-tre, named after him, was opened in theMbambangalo area on Tuesday.
The centre which cost R14.9 million willhouse a state-of-the-art Early ChildhoodDevelopment centre, government depart-ment offices such as social development,South African Social Security Agency,
Home Affairs, Lifeline and the MentalHealth Society. Speaking to Echo, his wife
a way for the community, as our governmenthas since seen the need for such a structure.
“I am also confident that wherever he is,heisproudofthiscentre.Ialsowanttoencour-age parents to send their children to thiscreche, aswithout education there is no hopefor a better future.”
Social Development MEC Weziwe Thusisaid the centre has a state-of-the-art EarlyChildhoodDevelopmentCentre thatwill caterforchildrenuptofour. Shesaid:“Wealsohavea structure for senior citizens clubs.
“Wearealsoplanningtohaveaskillscentreforunemployedyouth.Residentswill no long-er have to go to town, as everything is withintheir reach.”
Thobekile said: “Aspainful as it is, theassassination of myhusband and thedeath of our daugh-ter has become ablessing in disguisefor the community,as we would nothave this one-stopcentre.
“He was gunneddown for his peace-keeping efforts andit was his life longdream to see re-sourcecentreswith-in the community’sreach.
“Our daughterwas knocked downby a bus on her wayto school in North-dale as there wereno crèches in the ar-ea.
“I can proudlysay that the blood ofmy husband anddaughter has paved
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Fostercare request delay frustrates gogoNOMPENDULO NGUBANE>>[email protected]
DUE to the volume of applica-tions for kinship care andfunding constraints, appli-
cants must wait a bit longer for theirrequests to be processed, said PMBChild Welfare director Julie Todd.
Todd said this afterEchomade anenquiry about thematter concerninga Machibisa resident Beauty Jozana(53) who is unhappy that her foster-care grant application has, since2010, never been approved.
JozanatoldEcho thatshemadeanapplicationforhertwograndchildrenwith Child Welfare in 2010. Hergrandchildren are Luxolo (16) andPhumelela (13) Jozana and they areorphans she says.
She saidupuntil nowherapplica-tion has never been approved but in-stead her matter has been handedover toanothersocialworker. Jozanasaid she has never been given an up-
dated of any developments with herapplication with through Child Wel-fare.
“I did the application for my twograndchildren in 2010. Both of themlost theirmother in2008and I’m tak-ing care of them. I applied in 2010hoping that my application would beapproved but it has never happened.
“I dealt with one social workerwho ended up handing my matter toanother social worker.
“I have visited the offices numer-oustimestocheckwiththesecondso-cialworkeraboutwhat thedelaywithmy application is.
“Ihaveneverbeenable togetholdof her.Whenever I go to her office I’mtold that she isoutor that theyarestilldealing with other applications,” shesaid.
Todd said that the situation is re-grettableandtheyagreethatnoclientshould have to wait so long for theprocessing of an application.
“However, the Child Welfare is a
non-profit non-governmental organ-isation reliant on donor funding.
“Due to insufficient funding by thestate for statutory services as man-datedbylawintermsoftheChildren’sAct 28/2005 services are regretfullycompromised.
“All clients on application for kin-ship careareadvised that theyunfor-tunately can expect a two-year back-log for processing. Jozana was ad-vised of this when she applied inMarch 2010.
“In 2012 when her applicationwasable tobe followedupthe investi-gating socialworker haddifficulty lo-catingheratthelocationgivenandat-tempted to contact her telephonicallytwice but she did not pick up herphone.
In July 2013 the investigatingsocial worker tried again to contacther telephonically, but the call wentonto voicemail. This is documentedon the file and in office records,” saidTodd.
PHOTO: NOMPENDULO NGUBANEBeauty Jozana from Machibisa is unhappy that her fostercare grant application she applied for in 2010 hasnever been approved.
Medical aidfor amakhosiand theirfamiliesIT’S now official — traditional lead-ersand their immediatedependantswill be provided with medical andpension fund benefits and can nowstart applying through the Govern-ment Medical Aid Pension Scheme(Gems).
ThenewswasannouncedbyCor-porative Governance and Tradition-al Affairs (Cogta) MEC NomusaDube-Ncube on Thursday, 13March.
Dube-Ncube’s department isgiving effect to the presidential pro-clamation which provides for tradi-tional leaders and their dependantstoreceivebenefitsasmembersof thegovernment medical aid scheme byfacilitating that amakhosi must reg-ister for medical benefits.
“This is yet another importantstep we are taking in our efforts to
empower our traditional leaders toplay a crucial role as a functional in-terface between traditional commu-nities and the government,” saidDube-Ncube in a press release.
Cogta maintains that by takingadvantage of this latest benefit,traditional leaders will be able toreap the fruits of the democratic dis-pensationandtheprovincialgovern-ment’s desire to undo the wrongs ofthe past.
“The medical aid benefits foramakhosi and their dependants willgo a long way towards our ultimategoalofaffordingtheinstitutionoftra-ditional leadership its rightful anddignifiedplacewithinourcommuni-ties,” said Dube-Ncube.
Inadditiontothemedicalaidben-efits, Cogta has, over the past fewyears, rolled out major capacity-building programmes for individualamakhosiand their respective tradi-tional councils which can now takeadvantage of new facilities and sup-port staff.
“This latest interventionisyetan-otherclearindicatorthatweareseri-ouswhenwetalkaboutrestoring thedignity of the institution of tradition-al leaders,” Dube-Ncube furthersaid.
—Supplied.
PHOTO: SUPPLIEDKZN Corporative Governance and Traditional Affairs MEC Nomusa DubeNcube.
All in Africaweek atManaye
A TWODAY All in African Conference with 1 400 delegates from 145 religious, cultural, peasant, intellectual and political bodiestook place at Arya Samaj, now known as Manaye Hall, Imbali, Pietermaritzburg on 25 and 26 March 1961.
The banning order on Nelson Mandela expired on the eve of the conference, allowing him to make a surprise appearance.Msunduzi Pietermaritzburg Tourism will be hosting an All in Africa week at Manaye Hall Precinct as follows;
•Sunday, 23 March – Launch of Greater Edendale music art and culture project at Sukuma high school•Tuesday, 25 March – Amandla Awethu Freedom exhibitions – Manaye Hall and welcoming of U.S. struggle veterans•Wednesday, 26 March – One man, one vote youth and school exposure and tours.Theme is ‘Following Madiba’s local footprints while celebrating 10 years of democracy’Driving
schoolsaffectedby the RTIstrikeNOMPENDULONGUBANE>>[email protected]
DRIVING schools in the cityhave been affected as theMkhondeni testing groundsare not operating due to astrike by Road Traffic In-spectorate (RTI) traffic offic-ers since Monday.
Some driving schoolshave had to rebook forlearner drivers which weresetfortheirdrivingtestintheweek.
Accordingtooneinstruc-tor who asked not to benamed,theywillnowhavetooffer more driving lessonsfor free and provide normalservices on discount to theaffected clients.
A source that works atMkhondeni testinggrounds,said the reason for downingtools is due to the depart-ment not paying them over-time.Shesaidthatit’snotthefirst time theyhavenot beenpaid overtime.
“This seems to be hap-pening a lot in the Pieterma-ritzburg region. The trafficofficers decided to down thetools [on Monday]. We havemade an enquiry with thehuman resource section butthey did not give us a properresponse.
“Weweresupposedtogetthemoney for overtime on 8Marchbut it didnothappen.It’s not the first time theyhave missed paying us forovertime and no one ex-plainswhy.Yesterday [Mon-day]weaskedtospeaktothegeneral manager about thematter.Heonlyshowedupat4 pm and by that time wewere already leaving thepremises.
“Wehadameetingand itwas agreed that we meetagain today [Tuesday]morning,” said the source.
She said currently thereare only two supervisors onduty on the N3.
One learner driver saidthe strike has affected thembadly.
“I’mnot saying traffic of-ficers should not exercisetheir rights, but it was badtiming. Ihavewaited for thisday and I wanted it to beover.Wewant these licencessincetheyhavebecomeare-quirementformost jobs,”hesaid.
Another instructor of adriving school operating intown, said twoof his learnerdriversdidnotdothetest.Hesaidifthestrikecontinueshewill havemore learner driv-er tests postponed.
The Department ofTransport officials could notbe reached for comment atthe time of going to press.
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Makingmoney bytaking care ofenvironmentTHE Collect-a-Can national schoolscompetitionkickedoff recentlygivingschoolsanewopportunitytoraisead-ditional funds for their schools.
MthethomushaSenior Primary inKwaPatahas taught565 pupils aval-uable lesson in recycling and takingcareof theenvironment.Theirschoolwas awarded R25 000 at the Collect-a-Can schools prize giving at the endof last year.
Thepupils collected343414 cansover the course of the year, winningthemselves first prize in categoryone
(a category for larger schools) of Col-lect-a-Can’s national schools compe-tition.
Schools that register for the Col-lect-a-CanNationalSchoolsCompeti-tion are encouraged to get pupils in-volved by collecting as many cans aspossible to win great prizes. Prizesareawardedtotheschoolsthatcollectthemostcanspermonthaswellasthemost cans per year.
The current project organiser atMthethomushaSchool,BonganiMal-inga is excited about this year’s com-petition.
“Wehavebeenparticipatingsince2005. It is a great way to earnmoneyand it helps us meet the needs of ourschool,” says Malinga.
Malingabelievesthatthecompeti-tion is an opportunity for all schoolsto teach their children about the im-portanceof recyclingand italsohelpsthe schools financially by the prizeson offer.
“Should Mthethomusha winagain, a staff meeting will be held todetermine what the school needs.They have already repaired theschool hall with their previous win-nings.
“Entering the Collect-a-Can com-petition can prove very rewarding asit is not without its challenges. It in-volves a lot of hard work and organi-sation.
“Our children are most definitelythe largest contributors. We ask par-ents for help at meetings with themand we try to involve the communityto collect cans for us,” Malinga ex-plains.
The school rewards pupils by giv-ing out prizes everymonth. Competi-tionsareheldfortheclassthatcollectsthemostcansandalso for individualswho bring in the most cans.
“Itisagreatmotivatorandnotonlythat, the children learn an invaluablelesson in the process. To protect the
environment and help keep it clean,”explains Malinga.
Theschool isdetermined tocollecteven more cans this year.
“We want to try and get the chil-dren more involved. They are ourlargest contributors and if they getmore excited about what we are do-ing, thatwillbegreat,”continuesMal-inga.
The school would like to encour-age other schools, especially thoseclose to them, to enter the Collect-a-Cannationalschoolscompetitionthisyear, to contribute what they can tohelp protect the environment – everyrecycled can counts.
For more information about Col-lect-a-Can contact the Collect-a-Canhead office on 011 466 2939 or visitthe website www.collectacan.co.za
Collect-a-Can is also on Facebook(http://www.facebook.com/Collecta-Can) and Twitter (http://twitter.com/CollectaCan). — Supplied.
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Phela lo mbiko ulandela up-henyo olwenziwe umvikeli wom-phakathi uThuli Madonselangezinsolo zokuthi kusetshen-ziswe imali yabakhokhi-ntelaen-gaphezu kuka-R200million uku-thuthukisa ezokuphepha kulomuzi. Kade impela lo mbikowalindelwa. Kanti kukhona laboabafisa unembe yena qoboumongameli bese kuba khona
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Bekucaca ukuthi kulaboabafuna igazi likamongameliukuthi bazothi usatshisiwe uMa-donsela uma engamtholi es-ephutheni kanti ngakolunye uh-langothi kuzothiwa usetshen-ziswa abathile ucekela phansiigama likamongameli nelenh-langano yakhe i-ANC, ikakhulu-
kazinjengobasibhekeokhethwe-ninje. I-DAngomlomokaLindiweMazibuko bese ishilo ukuthi umaumongameli etholakala es-ephutheni izotshela iPhalamedeukuthi akakhishwe esikhundle-ni. NgakolunyeuhlangothiuNob-hala-Jikelele we-ANC uGwedeMantashe uzwakele phambiliniethilombikougcweleipolitikinje.
Isikhathi okhishwe ngaso lombiko ungase usetshenzisweukubonaukuthi abantubaseNin-gizimuAfrika bathembabani ka-khulu phakathi kukaMadonselanomongameli.
RidiculedZuma.WorshippedMandela andrespectedMbeki
A FEW days ago the ANC in KZN hada march in eThekwini where it protested against the booing of its leader,President Jacob Zuma.
Zuma was booed first during thecommemoration of the late NelsonMandela and again at the recent Bafana Bafana and Brazil soccer game inSoweto.
The booing of a head of state, forwhatever reason, is something that,even if one finds distasteful, can do verylittle about as it is difficult to argue withthe masses. This is because even whenthe masses are wrong in their understanding of an issue, they are right asthey are the ones who vote politiciansin and out of power.
One of the most confusing thingsthat has happened within the ANC hasbeenitsinabilitytoprotectitspresidentfrom ridicule, insults and mischief, especially from the media. As an outsider,though a keen observer and commentator of the goings on in this country,
it is simply a mystery, how the membersand supporters of the ANC have allowed every Tom, Dick or Harry to hurlabuse at Zuma, willynilly, withoutmounting some kind of defence. It is almost as if they told themselves that foras long as it is not their names in themud, it was of no consequence.
I vividly remember that soon afterhis election, Zuma urged his supportersto watch what the media said abouthim and the ANC. He specifically pointed out opinion and feature writers asthe ones to especially pay attention to.To date, those who care to do so willfind that only ona few occasionshas anyone bordered to defendwhat is saidabout the ANCpresident in themedia.
I remember afew peoplepleaded with cartoonist Zapiro todesist from continuing to drawZuma’s head with a shower on top, asthis was no longer relevant since thecourts had found him not guilty. In factit was childish to continue to caricatureZuma in that way. I have yet to see a“right to reply” in any newspaper, responding to an article whose only aimwas to embarrass him. While the reaction and attempt at protecting Zumaduring that furore on the drawing of his
exposed manhood was better thannothing, it did not go far enough. He didnot come out of smelling of roses.
It would seem that the problemswith the ANC president seems to comemore from internal rather than externalsources, as various factions, internally,appeared to want to upstage one another. This is most unfortunate for theparty itself as well as for most of usblack people.
Without undermining the roles thatthe two other liberation movements,the Black Consciousness Movement(BCM) and Pan Africanists Congress
(PAC) of Azania, haveplayed in theliberation ofthis country, itis the ANCwhich eventually forced thethen illegitimate white minority regimeto negotiate itspower away, sothat today, we
have a constitutional democracy.If those negotiations had not taken
place, it is almost certain that many ofus blacks would still be treated as unwanted stepchildren in a country whichis our natural backyard. Without beinglyrical about the ANC, it is most probably fair to say it is one single entity thatwe blacks, (unless you include the minibus taxi industry), can claim to own.
Now I have no idea whether whenthe KZN ANC marched in Durban theyhad that in mind, but freedomlovingSouth African would do well to takenote of it.
The attack on Zuma as party president cannot be divorced from the attack on the ANC and those of its members and supporters who stand on thesideline while the name of their leaderis being dragged through the mud andthe movement is being destroyed, aremaking a grave mistake.
Looked at it historically, it is in theinterest of mainly the black majority,that if the day comes when the ANC isdestroyed, that day be prolonged for aslong as humanly possible.
ANC members and supportersshould be awake to the fact that thosewho ridicule Zuma, as ANC presidentare, at once and the same time, ridiculing Mandela, Mbeki, Luthuli, Dube aswell as every single other ANC leader,past and present, despite their claimsthat they worship Madiba and respectMbeki.
To say this is not the same as sayingthat the ANC and its leadership shouldnot be criticised. It’s just that thereclearly is something seriously wrong ina setup where, just 20 years into democracy, people seem to reserve themost vile and destructive criticism fora movement (and its leaders) whichsacrificed much to see that they todaylive as a free people.
That’s all I am saying.
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INDLELA abafundi beFEVER abalusukumele ngayo ngokushesha udaba lwezihlobo nobuhlobo, itshengi
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Namhlanje kulengosi sishicilelaeminye yemibono ethunyelwe ngabafundi. Abanye bacela izimpendulokuyimanje ngoba abafuni ukuzitholasebesobishini. Ochwepheshe bezamasiko sebevumile ukubacaciselaabafundi kodwa bacela ukulinda em
inyeimibononemibuzongobababonasengathi baningi abasazoqhamukaneminye imibuzo. Ngokomthetholemibono kufanele ngabe ishicilelwaekhasini layo yodwa, kodwa ngenxayokushoda kwesikhala, siphoqelekileukusebenzisa leli khasi. Sikholwanokuthi kuzomsiza uNyikinyibhoxoukuthola imibono eminingi ngokwanele ukuze akhanyisele abafundibesikole abamemile ngolwazi oluqondile. Siyabonga kubafundi bethungokubambisana nathi.
Ngiyabonga engathi ningaqhubekanalokhu nami ngingomunye abanaleyonkinga. NgingowakwaMajola eEeastern Cape. Uma ngibuza ubabangomlando wethu, ungena ezitangeni, nangezithakazelo ungitshelaokunye. Angisazi manje ukuthi ngizothini ezinganeni zami. Uma ngingathola incwadi enomlando wakwaMajola ngiyothokoza.
Majola
Thina kwaMshengu sazi ukuthi siyizihlobo kaShabalala kaMnguni nakaMavuso.
MshenguVezi, ubuhlobo yinto ebalulekile impela. Mina nginenkinga yesibongosakithi. NgingowakaLushaba, DeyiNgcobola. Inkinga yisibongo sakwaNdlovu. Abantu baso abakwaziukuchaza ukuthi sihlangana kanjani.
LushabaSawubona Mnuz Ngcobo. Mina ngice
la ukwazi ukuthi uma uthandananomuntu enihlobene ngokuthi umalume wakho uzele kulowomuzi wenaubeungazi,wazibonelainsizwa,manje sekufika lapho esefuna ukuyovelakini umuntu wakho, ungenza njani?Uzibiza ngani lezozingane? Uzibizangokhazini (umzala)bakho?
NgiyabongaMhleliIsihlobo mina ngisibona sibalulekilekakhulu. Inkinga ukuthi abadala abasawuhlanganisiumndeningenxayesimo somnotho. Kunzima ukuhambela wonke umndeni nazo zonke izingane onazo ukuze zazane. Buka nje,nami angiwazi wonke umndeniwakithi, ngakho ukungahambelani.Mduduzi Jila eMagwaveni Tongaati TMhleliBaba Vezi ngifunde indaba engithokozisile yezibongo nemvelaphiyazo. Mina bengicela ukwazi imvelaphi yesibongo sakaShabane. Ngizalwayindodakazi yakhona. Bengicela ukwazi imvelapho yaso nokuthisihlobene naziphi izobongo.Ngiyabonga
MhleliNgithanda ukusika kwelijikayo, namiyize noma ngimncane ngokweminyaka, kodwa ngiyi lengane ethanda ukwazi kakhulu ngemvelaphi yayo. Yizenoma ngingeke ngisho ukuthi kuyiqiniso lokho engikushoyo, mina ngokwazi kwami ubuhlobo bugcinakukhulu. Kufike kuqale umama, ubaba, ugogo nomkhulu, ukhokhonokhulu bese kuba ukhulu nokhulwana kube kuphela kwabo ubuhlobo lapho.
Ngiyabonga.
Malibunjwe liseva. Cha awuthandani nesihlobo. Abathandana beyizihlobo bazala izidalwa, bahlale bexabana beshayana njalo. Akubi khonaukuthula kubo. Kwenzekile lokhukimina ngaze ngayeka.
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Lokho kusho ukuthi usungathatha lapho kuzalwa khona ugogo.Okwezibongo kuyindida bab’uVezi.
Isibonelo nje, mina ngake ngahlangana nentokazi yakwaTenza yathiiyishlobo sami ngoba uTenza uzalwakaShezi wabalekela eMampondweningoba ayengezwani noSgananda.Kwangethusa lokho ngoba angikazengizwe ngoTenza emlandweni wakaShezi.
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VV admitsSoweto derbyhangoverORLANDOPiratescoachVladimirVer-mezovic admitted the hangover fromhis side’s Soweto derby defeat to Kaiz-er Chiefsmade it difficult to beatMpu-malanga Black Aces.
Eddie Ngalo cancelled out SifisoMyeni’s opener and the Buccaneers
were unable to find the resourcesneeded towin thegameas it ended1-1at Mbombela stadium on Tuesdaynight.
“Look,itwasareally,reallydifficult,emotional game for us because afterthe defeat against Kaizer Chiefs it wasdifficult to return the players to nor-mal,” admitted Vermezovic.
“Wetriedtodothat,butwecouldn’tmakemore than this one point. It wasa good game, with both sides playingveryorganisedandwithagoodtacticalapproach, at a high level.
“They are a good team and I wassurprised by them because this is not
the Black Aces that I know from threeor four years ago.
“Theplayershave touse a lot of en-ergy to run forward and back, and it isnot easy for them because they areemptyandtootired–theyhavealreadyplayed 36 games this season and a lotof our main players are not here, wehave a lot of injured players.
“Butwewillgetthere.Wemustkeeptalking and working with them andthey will get there.
“Tonight we will rest and thentomorrow we must prepare for ourNedbank Cup game against Santos.”
Hope forBanyana toadvance undernew coach
THEnewlyappointedBanyanaBanya-na head coach and Netherlands born,Vera Pauw, is the best thing that hashappened to South African women’ssoccer.
This isaccording toSafa’s technicaldirector and former senior women’steam manager Fran Hilton-Smith.
SmithsaysPauw’scontributionandpresence in the country will take SAwomen’s soccer to dizzy heights.
ShesaysbesidesPauw’s“colourful”and “heavy” CV, her internationalwork experience in women’s soccer isgoodnewsandisaplus for thecountry.
“Pauw is not only good news to ourwomen’s soccer but she’s the best inthis position. Besides her qualifica-tions in coaching, she’s got everythingwe needed for the women’s headcoach.
“Our women’s soccer team battledfor a very long time to get a person likethis andwe are all excited to have her.She’s a hard worker and she believesin team work. She has successfullyworked in a couple of countries.
“We wanted to bring in someonewith international experience at thehighest level who can help take theteam one step further and qualify forthe World Cup,” said Hilton-Smith.
Pauw will be tasked with buildinga formidable team ahead of the 2015Fifa Women’s World Cup in Canada.
Hilton-Smith confirmed that theformer head coach Joseph Mkhonzawill nowwork for the teamas nationalselector for all women’s teams.
Pauw has worked as technical di-rector of the Russian Football Unionandwas thecountry’s interimcoach in2011. She was Netherland’s technicaldirector and the women’s nationalteamcoachfrom2004to2010,leadingthe country to the bronzemedal in theEuropean Championships in Finlandin 2009.
“Vera comes with vast experienceandwill assist in elevating our local fe-male coaches. She will also conductworkshops with our female coacheswho have recently completed theirCAF B licence.
“Former Banyana captain Simphi-we Dludlu completed her UEFA B li-cence in Holland and she’s one of thewomen who will be earmarked to go
further in coaching structures.”Inordertoqualify fortheWorldCup
Banyanawouldhavetofinishinthetopthree at the CAF African WomenChampionships (AWC) scheduled forOctober in Namibia.
However, Banyana still need toqualify for the AWC by winning itshome and away ties against ComorosIslands.
“We have a camp on 19 Marchwhere 40 national team candidateswillarrive, includingthepreviousBan-yana team.
“Vera will have to whittle themdown to prepare for a friendly againstNambia,who are the hosts of theAWCand to prepare for our qualifiersagainst Comoros in May,” continuedHilton-Smith.
Despite thenewtechnical changes,Hilton-Smith insisted that Banyanawould keep its flair on the field of play.
“Banyana’s style won’t change. It’stheir style that has got them to wherethey are.
“They qualified for the Olympicsand the African Women Champion-ships 2012, where they made itthroughtothefinal,andthereisnopos-sibility of changing their style.
“All we want to do is work on theirtactical acumen and their physicalability,” said Hilton-Smith.
– Jerry Barnes.
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MY ECHO SOAPIESGENERATIONS
NOLUNTU wastes no time in rubbing salt in her enemy’s wounds. Rubyacts her heart out in order to get goodpublicity. Ngamla admits who Kimberley’s real killer is. Dineo is shocked tohear about Sompisi being held ‘prisoner’. MJ realises his secret is out. Ngamlagets it on with a woman. Khethiwe’shelpiscalledinwithamarriageproposal. Senzo seduces Will. Akhona demands answers about the night hermother died. Noluntu manipulates Susan to get information out of her. Rubytells the public the truth about her father.PanickedMJ decides tomakearunfor it. Jason is pleased about thechange he sees in Senzo. Little does heknow… Dineo has a plan up her sleeve.Ngamla won’t allow anything to ruinhis big night, least of all Priska.ISIDINGO
CHARLIE finds that Bradley doesnot think in the same way as she doesand it scares her. Priya reaches out toRajesh but the result in not the one shehoped for. Lerato’s wine pretensionswreak havoc on home turf. Bradley ishorrified to discover the truth about hisfather. Priya and Rajesh teeter on thebrink of meltdown. The Deep’s newwine expert passes on the tips of thetrade. Albert’s problem rears its uglyhead with serious consequences for hisson. Priya makes every attempt tocommunicate with her absent husband. Lerato finds that driving lessonscan be dangerous in all kinds of ways.Bradley uncovers the most drastic ofhis father’s betrayals and decides that
it’ll be the last. Rajesh returns to afrantic Priya but the mystery of
his disappearance remains. Lerato takes another step towards
independence and therebypokes a stick in Sechaba’s eye.
Charlie tries to be a pillar ofsupport for Brad, but Brad
is reaching breakingpoint. Rajesh tells Priyait’s time for a serioustalk. Sechaba laughs atthe idea of Leratolearning selfdefence,making her determined to prove him
wrong.MUVHANGO
MAYBE there is a waythat Lerumo and Khomotjocan get remarried and
save those shares. Thandaza invites theGumedes over for dinner. She wants to findout if Mr. Gumede was
really involved withMongezi’s death. Will
Mampho be able to convince Ranthumeng that
Matshidiso is the right girl for him? Albert loses the Mojalefa shares. MrsGumede has a sudden change of heartthat could save Azwindini. Moriti struggles to make a life altering decision. Vusi and Sthembiso’s supper is ruined bythe arrival of the police. The walls areclosing in on Matshidiso. Albert loses abattle to Lerumo and he’s not happy.Azwindini learns that he’s going home.Thandaza finds the real Matshidiso.Khomotjo makes a shocking proposal.Mr Gumede makes a shocking revelation. Thandaza hijacks Ranthumengand Matshidiso’s engagement party.Khomotjo realises who’s boss in hermarriage to Lerumo and Moriti and it’snot her.SCANDAL
SASHA believes she may have discovered a link between two deathswhich in turn leads her to an unsettlingconclusion. Sasha meets with her informant and gets harrowing confirmation about her serial killer theory butwill Eddie buy into it? Shakira meets amystery man. The mysterious CainGumede has Shakira falling under hisspell. Dintle manages to alienate theNgemas and upset Scelo. Gloria iscaught redhanded by someone important at NFH.
RHYTHM CITYTSETSE Fly unveils a brilliant plan
in order to get Reneilwe and Sifiso achance to get away from Mamokete.Everyone at Zer011 is freaking outabout the letter and the bullets. Suffocate wants to speak to Lerato. Lucillasolves Quinton’s problem. Sifiso convinces Mamokete to let Reneilwe appear in the music video. Lerato tries totakeoff,butBashstopsher.Bashworkshard to convince Lerato that the bestthing for them to do is to go to the authorities. Plans are advanced to makesure that Sifiso and Reneilwe will havesome time to themselves during theJoy Cele video recording tomorrow. Gailbanishes David and destroys his nannycam. David is gutted when Gailtellshimthathecan’tseeQuintonanymore. Bash tries to make itright with Niki. Sifiso seizes anopportunity and kisses Reneilwe for the first time. Gailis forced to acknowledgethat David might not besuch a bad father whenshe sees first hand justhow much he cares aboutQuinton. Niki goes to Interpol to try and broker adeal on behalf of Bash,but lands in trouble.DAYS OF OUR LIVES
E.J. isn’t happy tohear that Taylor will bemoving in along withFay. Maggie lets her
true feelings slip with Victor. Nicoledrops the kids off with impostor Rafeand notes he is acting strange. Justinproposes to Adrienne. Kate asks Samiwhy Allie is afraid of Rafe. The guy whostole Gabi’s earrings pawns them for$100. Gabi accuses Kinsey of stealingher earrings. Jennifer and Daniel play afew rounds of darts. Carly tells Nathanthat Melanie doesn’t want to see him.
Will and Gabi visit the pawn shopand demand to see the surveillancefootage. Brady appears and the man isbrought into the police station. Theman clearly knows Rafe but impostorRafe doesn’t know who he is until Gabiarrives and calls him Dario. Lexie is surprised when Nicole tells her Taylormoved into the mansion.
Impostor Rafe nearly blows his cover when he doesn’t recognise Rafe’sbrother, Dario. Daniel informs Chloethat she will be receiving divorce papers. Stefano orders that the safehouse key be taken away fromRafe.
THE BOLD AND THEBEAUTIFUL
Steffy calls Liamout on whether or nothe is having secondthoughts about his decision. Thomas suspects that feelings arebrewing between hismother and Eric whenshe receives a dinnerdate invitation. Feelingthat they definitely haveStephanie’sapproval,Ericand Taylor agree to move onwith their lives together.
Brooke decides to take Bill’s adviceand seeks out Eric to talk about her future with Forrester Creations. Thomaswelcomes Liam to the family afterlearning about Steffy’s pregnancy. Liam assures Thomas that he is completely committed to Steffy and thatHope will ultimately be fine.
Impressed with Carters ideas forForrester Creations, Rick offers him anopportunity to do some work for thecompany. Rick is distracted withthoughts of the young woman that hemet the day before. Bill is frustratedthat Katie is too preoccupied with Willto spend a romantic time together.
Brooke accuses Taylor of using Ericto try to ice the Logan family out of Forrester Creations.
Ukhozi FM’sZimdollar launchesdebut CDA DEBUT recital CD by Zimiphi Biyela, known as ‘Zimdollar’, the gifted newcomer to the South African recording music scene, means great news for Afro popenthusiasts on the hunt for fresh listening material.
Released last Thursday, the CD titled KwazeKwamnandi, is Zimdollar’s new 12track recordingboasting an exciting mix of styles, including traditionalmusic, a dance track and gospel music. It also has awedding song in which Zimdollar is joined by Sibongiseni Shabalala, a member of the Durbanbased Shabalala Rhythm group, Sibongiseni Shabalala.
“I aim to take listeners on an emotional journeywithmeastheyexperiencemynewCD,”saysZimdollar,known to thousands of Ukhozi FM listeners as the presenter of the early Saturday morning show, iKhethelolo Khozi.
Born and raised near Melmoth in Zululand, Zimdollar, then only known as Zimiphi Biyela, showed earlypromise as a stage performer at Sitheku High. She participated in the school choir, performing in the school’sdrama and musical productions.
The young artist then auditioned for the role ofMagasela, the prophetess who forecast the birth ofKing Zwelithini, in Mbongeni Ngema’s musical production House of Shaka, which toured South Africa in2004. This afforded her the opportunity to hone hertechnique as a stage performer.
Then as a member of Ngema’s Committed ArtistsCompany, she furthered her stage experience by appearing in Ngema’s production of 1906 Bhambada,The Freedom Fighter.
After attaining her Bachelor’s degree in Educationthrough Unisa, she taught Zulu, arts and culture andsocial sciences at Ohlelo Combined School inNkandla between 2009 and 2011, beforejoining the SABC as a presenter.
Since hosting the entertainment andvariety programme, she was promotedto host Ukhozi FM’s Sigiya NgengomaShow, broadcast on Saturdays between 9.30 am and 12.30 pm.
Tracks featured on the CD include Ithemba Lami, Amasoka,Ithonga, Usizi’, ‘ndlala, Amathanga Amancane,Kwaze Kwamnandi, VukaSizwe, ‘Umona, Emnqamulezweni, AmathangaAmancane’ (club mix),among others.
All the songs were composedby Malcolm Nhleko and ZimiphiBiyela, except Indlala which wascomposed by Malcolm Nhleko andMandlaKaNozulu.TheCDwasrecorded in 2012 and completedin May 2013 at Maltre Studiosin Durban under the aegis ofexecutive producer MandlaKaNozulu.
Released by KaNozuluProductions and distributedby KZN Music House, KwazeKwamnandi is availablein stores now.
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PHOTO: GALLO IMAGESWillard Katsande celebrates scoring a goal during the Absa Premiership match between Kaizer Chiefs and Orlando Pirates at FNB Stadium on Saturday. His goal was the only goal scored on theday and earned Chiefs three points.
Celebrating a goalCCeelleebbrraattiinngg aa ggooaall
THABO DLADLA
TALKINGFOOTBALL
Football is about players
IT has helped UEFA a great deal thattheir president is a former top foot-
baller, club coach and national teamcoach. This has a huge impact interms of understanding the needs ofthe game.
SouthAfricansneedtorealise thata game of football is about players.Currently,onegetsthefeelingthatad-ministrators, coaches and refereesare serving themselves instead offootball and the players.
Players are the most importantcomponentof thegame.Themajorityof us fail to understand that withoutplayers there are no jobs. Fans and
sponsors, in otherwords the fundersof football, pay their money becauseof players. So it is important that welookafter theplayers.Themajorityofus will go hungry if footballers wereto “down tools”.
A fixture list is one of themost im-portantdocumentsinfootball.Itgivesdirection to the game and allowspeople to plan their lives accordingly.
If football in2014cannotdealwithbasic things such as fixtures, thenSafa’s Vision 22 will not be realised.People who work in lower levels of
South African football are volunteer-ing their services even though theyhave other jobs, families and friends.It is important that football treat themwith respect.
Provision of good service is not afavour, it is the responsibility of foot-ball’s employees.
Everything in the game revolvesaround90minutesofamatch.Idoubtthat many people in administrativepositionsunderstand the importanceof their tasks infootballdevelopment.
Poor administration affects the
technical-tactical, physical and psy-chological development of footballadversely. Development is aboutpreparation. Howdo you prepare forthe match if you have to wait for fix-tures to appear in a newspaper on aThursday? I firmlybelieve thatmanyof our brothers and sisters need acrash course on player developmentin order to start appreciating theirroles more. They are very criticalplayers inhelpingSouthAfricadevel-op world-class footballers.
They are farmore important thaneven their political masters. Playersand clubs are football’s clients. Let usserve them with respect.
Unzima lo mthwalo.
Second round of schools soccer challengeCARTERandIntsikahighschools,fol-lowed by Edendale Technical HighandSt.Nicholaswill lockhorns todayin the Nashua Maritzburg UnitedSchool Soccer Challenge.
The challenge officially kicked offat theMaritzburg United Sports ClubonMondaywhenyoungsters from16schools in the Umgungugundlovu re-gion took to the field.
Theseaspiring soccerplayerswillshowcasetheirskills andthis tourna-ment is the opportunity for rural andformer model C school pupils to playagainst one another in a proper for-mat.
The winners will take hometrophies and medals and have theirkit sponsored by Nashua.
More importantly, the games areall closely watched by talent scoutsfrom Maritzburg United on the look-out for players to sign up for Maritz-burg United Colts, the developmentteam for Maritzburg United.
“Soccer development in SouthAf-rica is critical to not only the future ofthe sport, but also to the bettermentof the livesof thechildren in impover-
ishedareasforwhomsoccerprovidesa positive platform from which togrowand excel,” said JP duToit, gen-eralsalesmanageratNashuaMaritz-burg.
In a recent statement to the press,South African Football Association(Safa) president Danny Jordaan ac-knowledged that the developmentstructures in South Africa need ur-gentattention ifSouthAfricawants toproduce players “capable of beatingthe best in the world”.
Du Toit views the NashuaMaritz-burg United FC School Soccer Chal-lenge as a big step in the right direc-tion in this regard.
“The truth of the matter is thatsomeof theseschools that takepart inthis tournament don’t even haveproper kits. They’ve never played oneven pitches with proper goalpostsand a linesman in an actual tourna-ment format, so it’s a huge deal forthese kids.
“Thewinnersfromlastyear’stour-nament, Mehlokazulu Secondary,weresohonouredthattheirboyswonthe tournament they erected a bigmarquee at the school and held aprize-giving ceremony in which theplayers were treated like heroes,which was amazing to see,” said Du
Toit.Lastyear’stournamentresultedin
RyanMoonandAyrenBondfromMa-ritzburg College both being awardedwithprofessionalcontractswithMar-itzburgUnitedafterbeing scoutedbyMaritzburg United’s managementteam during the tournament.
“Our goal with this tournament issimple – we want to keep kids off thestreetandprovideaplatformforthemtomake theirdreamsofonedayplay-ing professional soccer a reality.
“This is thesecondyear thatNash-ua is sponsoring this event, but wehave big plans to grow this tourna-ment going forward,” said Du Toit.
*Nashua Maritzburg United HighSchools Soccer Challenge round of 16fixturesMarch 17: Sukuma Comprehensive vEastwood SecondaryKharina Secondary v Sobantu SecondaryMarch 18: Northbury Park v LinparkHighMaritzburg Christian School v Alex HighMarch 19: Smero Secondary v Haythorne SecondaryMehlokazulu v Maritzburg CollegeMarch 20: Carter High v IntsikaEdendale Tech v St Nicholas.
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Last 16, toughopponents>> Team of Choice will travel to Moruleng Stadium to honour their last 16 fixture
THREEKwaZuluNatalgiantsMaritzburgUnited,AmaZuluandLamontvilleGold-enArrowswillhave tobestrongagainst
theiropponent inorder togo throughtheNed-bank Cup last 16.
TheTeamofChoicewill travel to theNorthWest, Moruleng Stadium to honour their last16 fixture of this jinxed competition againstdangerous Platinum Stars.
About sevenmonths agoDikwenaworkedtheir way up and forced the country’s soccerpundits to label them the new cup specialists.
The Royal Bafokeng-owned outfit wonboth the MTN8 and Telkom Knockout, andplaying them at their base and in the NorthWest’sheat canbeamission juston itsownforMaritzburg United.
The Melmoth-born and Dikwena strikerSiphelele Mthembu this week said their visi-tors will be “properly welcomed in the NorthWest and must expect a good run for theirmoney”.
Mthembu also feels the clash is likely to bea tough and interesing one.
“MarizburgUnitedisnowundertheknowl-edgeableSteveKhompelaandweexpect themtobe trickyorpuzzleusasbit. It’s a good thingthat we are facing them at home.
In front of our fanswe are difficult custom-ers,”said Mthembu.
United’s newly appointed marketing andcommunications manager Brian Zuma saidcup games are always unpredictable but hisside will give it the best shot.
“Although our priority is to earn points inour league gamesbut travelling toNorthWestwillbetaxingafterplayingBloemfonteinCelticon Wednesday[yesterday].
“Cup clashes are unpredictable and lot-tery-like, but we are a professional team andwill give it a good go, who knows, we mightcome back with something,” said Zuma.
UsuthuwillhosttoughlookingBidvestWitsat PrincessMagogo Stadiumon the sameday.
Also Arrows will be visited by anothertricky and in form side Mamelodi Sundowns.Hopefully, the KZN giantswill be able to over-come their opponents and really need ourgood luck.
–JERRY BARNES
Full list of Nedbankfixtures
Friday, 21 March 2014Santos FC vs Orlando Piratesat 18h00 Athlone stadium at6 pm
SaturdayPlatinum Stars vs MaritzburgUnited atMoruleng stadium at 3 pm,AmaZulu FC vs Bidvest Witsat Princess Magogo stadiumat 3 pm, Golden Arrows vsMamelodi Sundowns at KingZwelithini stadium at 8:15pm.
SundayBloemfontein Celtic vs WitbankSpurs at Kaizer Sebothelostadium at 3 pm, AfricanWarriors vs Milano United atCharles Mopeli stadium at 3pm.
26 MarchKaizer Chiefs vs FC Buffaloat FNB stadium at 7:30 pm .Moroka Swallows vs SuperSport United a Dobsonvillestadium at 7:30 pm.
Kurt Lentjies of Maritzburg United and JohnArwuah of amazulubattle for ball controlduring the Absa Premiership match between their sides atHarry Gwala stadiumon Friday. Usuthu beatthe Team of Choice 31through two goals byBongani Ndulala andone by GoodmanDlamini in the secondhalf. The home sidehad stolen the lead atthe end of the firsthalf via a Kurt Lentjiespenalty.PHOTO: GALLO IMAGES
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