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MOTIVATIONAL TALKS, extra classes inthe afternoon and Saturdays, discipline andgood cooperation from teachers, are amongthe reasonswhySt John’s College inMthatharemains a beaconof hope producing excellentmatric results year after year.This according to the school’s principal,

Zolisa Magaqa, who is proud of last year’spass rate of 93.5% despite it slightly droppingfrom the 96% pass rate in 2013.The class of 2014 had 368 learners who sat

for exams. A total of 344 passed with 240 ob-taining bachelors, 90 diplomas, 14 higher cer-tificates and three level 7 in all seven sub-jects.Two top learners from the school were in-

vited to the Provincial Premier Awards andachieved first and second position in the pre-viously disadvantaged schools category.

St John’s College has over the years notonly produced excellent results but also

prominent leaders in the country, such asformer President Thabo Mbeki and theMthatha-born business guruSisaNgebulana,to name a few.The school’s curriculumhas Mathematics,

Physical Science and Life Sciences as com-pulsory subjects.Principal Magaqa said he gives a motiva-

tional talk to the learners every day at asse-bly so that they can go to their class-rooms”fully charged”.“I am involved with youth organisations

and it is therefore not difficult forme tomoti-vate my learners,” said Magaqa.He said learners also had afternoon classes

and they have established a project called theSakhinkcali group which conducts Saturdayclasses for the learners.“We group themaccording to their academ-

ic programmes. Mathematics teacherschoose topics and share them from level 1 tolevel 7. One learner presents what he or sheprepared to the others and then they share

and discuss it.“And our teachers go to classes all the time

as we are all motivated,” he said.Magaqa said the good results motivate

them to do even better and that there is noteacher who is dragging his or her feet whenit comes to teaching learners in the school.He said good discipline contributed a lot

to the success of the school.“We have implemented a culture of teach-

ing and learning in this school and we makesure that other grades have a strong founda-tion.“We also have an open door policy where-

by every teacher has a right to express hisor her view. We share and implement it – ifit need be,” he said.A matric committee is also established to

deal especially with the grade 12 learners.St John’s College’s enrolment for 2015 is

1 938 with 467 being in Grade 12.Magaqa said they are confident that they

will be improving their results this year.

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St Johns College principal, Zolisa Magaqa.PHOTO: BABALWA NDLANYA

St John’s College matric committee for 2015. PHOTO: BABALWA NDLANYA

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THE petrol price is falling so quickly thata further reduction of R1 may be on thecards, according to economist MikeSchüssler of economists.co.za.

“About two weeks ago I thought it woulddrop another 25 cents, then about a weekago it looked like it would be a 50 cents’drop. Now it is looking like a rand declinecould become true,” he said.

“That would be the second R1 declineand would bring the whole reduction toover R4 or a saving of R580 per month forthe average motorist.”

This will again boost consumer spend-ing on other products and services, in his

view.“Notice how empty shops were just after

Christmas as products sold more than ex-pected. This would be close to 6% of formalsector disposable salaries - that is take-home pay after taxes and pensions, usingBankservAfrica data,” he explained.

“Consumers will take this as anothergood sign and if it were not for the poweroutages, I would estimate that this wouldhave boosted the gross domestic product(GDP) by 2% to 2.5% by now. That is if itlasted for the whole year, of course.”

The BankServAfrica Disposable SalaryIndex shows that typical disposable sala-ries are still just under R10 000 per monthand the average just over R12 000.

In his view what is now needed is to “get

Eskom going and get all politics out” of thepower utility.

Saijil Singh, lead analyst of Coface, theinternational credit insurer, says theirprojections indicate another drop in petrolprice is definitely on the cards, and a 50creduction is a strong likelihood.

“There are various factors to considerhere and the prevalent one is definitely thedrop in oil price. We must be careful, how-ever, to not ignore the reality of a veryweak rand and gains in a dollar-based com-modity are not directly translated locally,”he warned.

“Simply put, while the oil price has comedown by more than 50% in the last sixmonths, it does not mean that consumerswill see a 50% fuel price reduction locally.”

Petrol price could drop by R1Another factor to note, he pointed out,

is that Coface believes the current Brentprice to be an overreaction due to weaken-ing demand from the US.

“We are further predicting the price tonormalise around the $75 mark in the lat-ter part of 2015,” he said.

“Overall, consumers should be gettingsome relief in the form on a fuel price cutlocally, but consumer confidence is stillvery low and we should not expect this toimmediately translate into an increase inretail spend.”

In his view most consumers will be waryof a petrol price hike later in the year andcautious activity could definitely be ex-pected.– Source: news24

REPORTER

A MAN (46) from Ezithenjini Location in Du-tywa was arrested for the possession of an un-licensed fire-arm and ammunition on Satur-day and appeared before the Dutywa Magis-

tates’ court last week.

According to Police Spokesperson, CaptainJackson Manatha, police were acting on in-formation that the suspect was in possessionof an unlicensed firearm. He said the suspect

was remanded in custody and will appear incourt again on January 30.

“Police arrived at the suspect’s home andwere granted permission to search the house.They searched the home and found the unli-censed firearm with magazine and another

live round of ammunition. The suspect wascharged with the possession of an unlicensedfirearm and ammunition,” said Manatha.

He said the firearm will be sent for ballistictesting to verify if it could be connected to anyother crimes.

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REPORTER

A MAN (26) from Ngqamakh-we briefly appeared in theNgqamakhwe Magistrates’Court on a charge of murderafter what was believed to bea revenge attack.

The suspect had been ar-rested for allegedly murder-ing Phakamani Ndandani (19)from the Komkhulu localityin Ngqamakhwe.

Police spokesperson, Cap-tain Jackson Manatha, saidthe incident took place on Fri-

day. The deceased wasstabbed several times on hisupper body and died at thescene.

“Police believe that the mo-tive for the murder was re-venge, since it is alleged thatthe deceased had earlier as-saulted the younger brother ofthe deceased,” said Manatha.

He confirmed that the mur-der was reported to the Ngqa-makhwe Police who actedswiftly by arresting the sus-pect. He was remanded in cus-tody until January 30 for fur-ther investigation.

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RESIDENTS of Ntsimabakazi in ChamsheVillage and surrounding areas in Willowvalehad received a positive response over the in-stallation of electricity in their area from themunicipality of Mbhashe, following commu-nity protests held towards the end of last year.

During last year’s protests, communitymembers were demanding answers from theMbhashe Local Municipality regarding theinstallation of electricity in their area.The Mayor of the Mbhashe Local Munici-

pality, Councillor Nonceba Mfecane, con-firmed that an Electrification Project inChamsheVillagewas going ahead as planned.She said she had received information thatthe site had already been fenced and wasready for the first phase.“TheMunicipality had ironed out the prob-

lems they had encountered with the projectand we have approached the Department ofEnergy. We sat down and came to an agree-ment that the project had to go ahead to sup-

ply Chamshe Village with electricity,” saidMfecane. She said electrifying the area hadstarted earlier, but that amisunderstandingbetween the contractor and the municipali-ty had halted the process. Those issues hadsince been resolved.Mfecane said while people were still wait-

ing for electricity to be installed in Elliot-dale’s Wards 17, 18 and 19, residents will begiven solar systems to use in the meantime.“We saw that Eskom was taking its time

to supply electricity to the area, even thoughthe project is in Eskom’s budget.We then de-cided to supply these communities with so-lar systems in the meantime.”She emphasized that the solar systems

were only a temporary measure.One of the community members in Elliot-

dale, Nosizwe Mangaliso, said they werehappy to hear that their grievances hadbeenheard by the Municipality.“This will be a relief to us, since there is

no life without electricity. We are happyabout what the municipality had done forus,” said Mangaliso.

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Mbhashe Local Municipality Mayor NoncebaMfecane confirmed that the electrification projectin Chamshe Village is going ahead as planned.PHOTO: BABALWA NDLANYA

A sign board gives hope to thecommunity of Chamshe Village thattheir prayers had been answered.

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The project was made possiblethrough aunique collaborative effortbetween the government, Vodacomand the Eastern Cape Aids Council.The visit to Toleni Village by the

Deputy Minister comes after severalgovernment interventions in the vil-lage which was once terrorized by aserial killer and rapist who rapedand murdered at least 20 women be-tween 2010 and 2012.

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Deputy Minister Stella Ndabeni-Abra-hams.PHOTO: BABALWA NDLANYA

BABALWA NDLANYA

THE Elliot or Madeira Charity Club inMthatha had donated uniforms to ten pupilsfrom different schools in the King SabathaDalindyebo (KSD) area.

The Chairperson of the Elliot or MadeiraCharity Club, Themba Mtshabe, said theirintention was tomotivate the pupils to focuson their studies, since educationwas the keyto success.“We don’t want them to focus on sport on-

ly. We also want them to have proper uni-forms inorder for themto lookgoodat schoolamong the other pupils,” said Mtshabe.Mtshabe said these children were excel-

ling when it came to athletics during aschools competition.He said this was why they had decided to

open a club in order for them to develop theirtalent.The clubhad groomedpeople likeLusanda

Bomvana who is now a professional runner.According to Mtshabe it was the first time

that they gave out uniforms, but that theywould like to do it annually as a means to

motivate children.“In March last year we gave them training

shoes because we didn’t want them to sufferwhen they participated in events.”

Club donatesmuch neededschool uniforms

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THE South African Police Services (SAPS)arrested three female suspects who weredriving a Toyota Avanza loaded with sixbags of dagga on Friday, January 23, atMzamba.

The arrest followed after a member sta-tioned at Mzamba SAPS received informa-tion about a white Avanza driving from thedirection of Lusikisiki towards Durban.Members who were on patrol stopped the

vehicle on the R61 Road near Redoubt Loca-tion.“Six bags of dagga weighing about 64kg

and with an estimated street value ofR200 000 was discovered.Three female suspects between the ages

of 27 and 35 years were arrested for dealingin dagga and possession of dagga and weredetained at Mzamba Police Station,” saidpolice spokesperson Lieutenant KhayaTonjeni.Theyappeared in theBizanaMagistrate’s

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Hlela and Mimosa Mbuzele are ready to start the new school year at Siyalakha Christian Schoolin Mthatha. PHOTO: BABALWA NDLANYA

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Grade 12 learners from Zamukulungisa Senior Secondary School, that are excited to start the newschool year are Zimkuta Vububi, Someleze Soyikwana, Lindokuhle Mtengwane and PakamaJongimpi. PHOTO: BABALWA NDLANYA

St John’s College Grade 12’s have vowed to get even better results than the well performing matricclass of 2014. Here they spend some time with the Executive Mayor of the OR Tambo Municipality,Mayor Nomakhosazana Meth and the Principal Zolisa Magaqa. PHOTO: BABALWA NDLANYA

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YOU know what, when you see someone wholooks like he or she is seized by alcohol or bythewrong act on this world, don’t throw in thetowel with that particular person.

It’s just thatGod is still pavinghisorherwayif notmouldinghis orherpot. Therearepeopleout there whowere regarded as useless peoplebut later on you see such people againmovingforward in life, their appearance changed.Wehad the astonishment of our lives recent-

lywhenwemet a ladywhoused to be out theredrinking as if there was no tomorrow.She had a professional Phuza Face, because

wayengathi ulala khona avukele kubo.Now the lady is a decent woman and she is

married to a very handsome guy who met herin these mnandi places.Uyabona ke ukuba kuyabhaqeka nakwezi

ndawo nangona nje abaninzi bengazi thandincam.Jongangokuu-sistersufumeneumyeni.Inene umntu xa engakafumani umntu wak-

he kuye kungathi akasoze amfumane and ab-eyinto nje nawe ozixelela ukuba soze itshint-she. Siyakubulelela wethu ntombi, uwugcineumendowakho kuba unqabile and ke kuthiwa

emendweni kuyanyamezelwa.Obviously, uyivile intlupheko yaphaya ety-

waleni nekulapho uzibona sele unendoda eku-mark (leyo) nokuba ubungafuni ndoda umos-he nje ngokusela utywala bayo ekuthengileyo.

Asidingi kwazi imbali yenuBafethu everybody on this Express land has

his or her own secrets which we don’t want tohear about. Kusikhathaze kakhulu okutheth-we ngomnye umjita kwi-vrou yomnye umjitanekucacaukubababehambisangexesha lobut-sha babomara ngoku akuthethi ukuthi maka-hambe esima ngaye apha ebantwini ukubawayenjani ngelixa babesathandana. Lo ntoleyomfethu ibifunawenanentliziyoyakhoun-gabe uhamba uthetha nge-vrou yenye i-outie.Even nalo wakho zikhona izinto owazen-

zayo namanye amadoda ebuntombini bakhemara abahambi bethetha ngaye; loo nto yazi-wa babo neentliziyo zabo.Uvile ke boet? Asiyithandanga daai ding.

Danger of faking GodYou can blind us on this Express land but

you will never blind God.

Why boys?It’s just that there arepeoplewhoact in front

of our eyes as if they are living pure lives butbehind the scenes they are Satan uqobo lwak-he.You can even blind the people on this land

by wearing a nice church uniform if not a suitand carry a very advanced Bible, but if ukholois not in your heart or if it is not a calling youare justplayingandGodwill reveal that.Okay,here is a story.There was a guy whomwe used to stay with

at Khwezi Township in UTA some couple ofyears ago.Actually he was a yard-mate.The guy claimed that he was saved and he

prayed about half of the night even in themid-dle of the night.Okay, we had no problem with that even

though his action was a bit tormenting to usbecause he was always disturbing us in ourslumber.But ke nothing esasingayenza the guy had

accepted the calling and ethetha nenkosi yak-he.Every weekend he was not in UTA, stating

that he was going to spread the word of Godin other places particularly Idutywa.Okay sonof God.You remember we said God will reveal if

your ways are not as we see when you are infront of us.In January we met the man again pushing

the word of God very strong in UTA.As you know we travel a lot and sithanda

ubumnandi.We took a journey to Idutywa andit is where he used to visit stating that he hadlot of followers there.OW!Siyaeclubinike thinaxa sifikaendawenine-

kulapho sifumana khona iindaba.Sihleli sibetha okuncane wangena in this

club u-pastor as we normally call him.He was with beauties of the soil in jeans and

miniskirts and he looked like sefikile aphakwinyembezi zikaVictoriakubaebesethethelaphezulu ephatha kunqabula aphinde aphatheizinqa zaba sisi.Wadlala pastor! We asked the lady who was

next to us ukuba liyamazi na.Lavele lasikhathalisa, xa lisithi sisinxila sal-

apha esi, qha sihlala eMthatha.

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YOUNGGospel sensation, YongamaMrwet-yana (19), is spreading his wings and theword of God, not only through his music be-ing played by local community radio sta-tions, but also through his motivationaltalks.

Mrwetyana is giving these talks on UCR,Khanya, Inkonjane, Vukani and Alfred Nzocommunity radio stations.He is also currently working on his new

social show at Bay TV which will be airedaround March this year.“I want to live a life that will be a motiva-

tion to many, especially for those in my agegroup,” said Mrwetyana.He said he wants young people to know

that whatever they want to achieve in lifeis possible with faith in God.

Gospel star wants tomotivate others

Yongama Mrwetyana is on a mission to not only make his own dreams come true, but tomotivate others to do the same. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

“I am now a Gospel artist and that has al-ways been my dream,” he said.He said he loves working in radio but not

more than singing Gospel and worshippingGod through music.“I love radio and I have big plans of grow-

ing in it, but my music career comes first.I live it and it is my ministry.”Mrwetyana is currently busy with the in-

storedistributionofhis twoalbums (“Undit-handile” and “Ebenezer”) and said thatsales of both albums are doing well.He is also going back to school this year

to finish his Matric at Holy Cross HighSchool. By doing this he is also hoping tomotivate other young people to put educa-tion first.“Education is very important.As anartist

you need to sign contracts and before youcan do that you must be able to to read andunderstand what is written.”

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BUTTERWORTH United FC punished their neighboursGreenLovers FCwith five goals to zero during their SABRegional League game.

The match was played in hot weather conditions atMsobomvu Sports ground last Saturday.

After their humiliating defeat to the visitors, GreenLovers coach Golden Nguqu said they played very wellbut their goalkeeper made some mistakes which result-ed in them having to pay the price.

“I really don’t know what went wrong with our goal-keeper today because he used to make great saves andhe is a good goalkeeper.

“But today he conceded three unnecessary goals. Wedid not deserve to lose the game because we created alot of chances but unfortunately we could not manage

to convert those opportunities into goals,” said Nguqu.He added that they started the game with young play-

ers in order to test them and givethem a chance.He urged community members to support soccer and

to come in numbers to the grounds to watch the gamesas this would encourage the young players a lot.

Butterworth united FC boss Mzwamadoda Sinyanyasaid his team maintained their game plan which was4-3-3. They used highly skilled strikers upfront with theaim of scoring goals and they were equal to the task.

“Before the match we told our midfielders to pass theball quickly to the strikers so thatwe could outrunGreenLovers’ defenders and punish them, and they did exactlywhat we told them.”

He said he was happy with a win but was disappointedwith the turnout at the stadium. He said he would liketo see people supporting the games and coming in num-bers to the stadium.

ButterworthUnitedpunishesits neighbours

Butterworth United striker (wearing black jersey with red shorts) giving the Green Lovers defenders (in green jersey) a hardtime during the game which they won 5-0. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

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