pressISOLOMZI

20 000 COPIES WEEKLY Cala | Dutywa | Butterworth | Centani | Elliotdale | Ngcobo | TsomoNqamakwe | Willowvale | Cofimvaba | Elliot

THURSDAY February 26, 2015 |0 047 050 4430 | www.isoexpress.co.za | isoexpress.mobi | greg.nota@media24.com or express@media24.com | Previously known as the Isolomzi Fever EDITOR: BETTIE GILIOMEE

UKUBA UNENGXAKI ZAMATYALA

SIYAFUMANEKA KULENOMBOLO or

Send “ ” to

Consolidate your into 1 payment

e-mail – herman@ecdebthelp.co.za

“NCR”REGISTERED DEBT COUNSELLORS

Please call me

082 378 3743

DEBT

NO LOAN / NO STRESS

MVJ2SV-220115-TE-ebmswa-debt

SAPA

THE province was committed to re-versing the legacy of neglect of ru-ral areas to create viable and sus-tainable communities.

This was among the priorities highlightedby Eastern Cape Premier Phumulo Masualleduring his State of the Province address inBhisho on Friday.“In keeping with the vision of the Freedom

Charter, we are committed to ensuring thatland is redistributed and shared equitablyamong those who work it, in order to banishfamine and land hunger,” said Masualle.The province was also planning to develop

rural infrastructure, such as abattoirs, dairyinfrastructure, aquaculture incubationschemes, and rural tourism infrastructure.

Job creation targets exceeded

Masualle also said the Eastern Cape willhave to manage its resources efficiently to

maximise education, development and jobcreation goals.“The province had the enduring objec-

tive of growing its economy to create jobsand sustainable livelihoods,” Masuallesaid.“We have to do this against an economic

outlook characterised by, among otherthings, an economy that records one of thehighest unemployment rates in the countrywhich currently stands at 30.8 percent,while youth unemployment stands at 50percent.” A total of 24 737 jobs has been cre-ated in the province, exceeding its targetof 13 234 jobs, through economic agencies,such as the Eastern Cape Development Cor-poration, the East London industrial devel-opment zone (IDZ), and the Coega Develop-ment Corporation (ECDC).“We are targeting 14 investments with the

value of R2.237 billion in the two IDZs.“In the coming year, jobs will be created

in manufacturing, logistics, alternative en-ergy, agro processing and services. We willalso offer export support to businesses

through ECDC.”

97 schools built

On education, he saidmore than 90 percentof the province’s schools were now no feeschools. In the past year, 60 schools had beenprovided with water and sanitation facili-ties. “We also completed renovating 30schools that were affected by disasters, withanother 28 being planned to commence in the2015/16 financial year.”As part of efforts to eliminatemud schools,

97 schools had been built in the past threeyears, and 20 new schools were planned forthe 2015/16 financial year.“As we speak, 1 746 477 learners are bene-

fiting from the school nutrition pro-gramme... parents, teachers and service pro-viders who abuse this service by stealing thefood and by corrupting its procurement di-rectly contribute to the suffering of our chil-dren,” Masualle said.He warned that the province was also

tightening up governance of the scholar

transport programme to prevent unscrupu-lous people from tapping state funds.On health, Masualle said significant

progress had been made in raising the prov-ince’s health profile.Improvements to sections of Dora Nginza

and Frere hospitals were already completed,and work on a number of other health facili-ties was progressing.“With respect to the National Health Insur-

ance (NHI), our focus currently is on revamp-ing two hospitals, namely Bambisana at Lus-ikisiki and Zithulele at Elliotdale. Similarly,five new clinics will be constructed, and 40consulting rooms will be added to existingclinics.”The Nelson Mandela Academic Hospital

would be expanded into a central hospital at-tached to the Walter Sisulu School of Medi-cine. “In 2015/16 we are going to complete the530 bed flagship project at Cecilia Makiwanehospital at a cost ofR935 million.TheFrontierHospital’s casualty unit, paediatrics and out-patients department, costing R245 million,will also be finalised,” said Masualle.

STATEOFTHEPROVINCESPEECH: PREMIER PROMISESDEVELOPMENT

Rural neglect addressedEastern Cape Premier Phumulo Masualle at the state of the province address in Bhisho on Friday. PHOTO: THEO JEPTHA

2 NewsFebruary 26, 2015Isolomzi Express

My name is Jessca aged 34 years. Am staying inUmthatha Eastern Cape. Solomon The Great you havesaved my marriage! I got married to my husband in1995. We both had no kids and spend 14 years inmarriage without a child. I was crying some time forbeing a childless woman in my life and my husband’sfamily were advising him to get a child outside our

marriage, but he gave me more chances. In 2010, I gotSolomon The Great’s number in the newspaper. Iexplained him about the problem we had in our

marriage. He accepted to visit us at our home. Hecame with his medicines which I paid for at R550. I

used the medicine for three weeks, the fourth week iswhen I got pregnant. Now we are living a happy

marriage with our two kids.Thanks for keeping our marriage.

071 7487278

MVV400-260215-TE-ebkmwa-jessca

Nelly Nonjovu

Sales Executive

Email:

Nelisa.nonjovu@media24.com

Tel: 039 251 0834

Fax: 041 503 6255

Cell: 071 990 1540/

073 374 2464

MVV7F0-260215-IE-ebnnon-nelly MVV5SV-260215-TE-bpnnon-capital

DURBAN SCHOOLOF FLORISTRY

Professional trainingfrom Beginners to

Advanced

FUNERAL TRIBUTE

www.durbanschooloffloristry.co.za

031 577 7700

NEWCOURSE

!!!DEBT!!!

MVV675-260215-TE-ebnnon-debt

REPORTER

THE official opposition in the Eastern Cape,theDemocraticAlliance (DA), describedEast-ern Cape premier, Phumulo Masualle’s stateof the province address as a “very flat affair”in which he failed to address the two very im-porant issues of corruption and lack of ser-vice delivery by high ranking officials whoare not being held accountable.

“We do not want to criticise premier Phu-mulo Masualle unfairly, but it was evident

that therewas very little enthusiastic supportfrom the ranks of his own party during andafter his State of the Province Address. It wasa very flat affair,” said Athol Trollip, EasternCape leader of the DA, in a statement afterthe premier’s state of the province address inBhisho on Friday.Trollip said the premier must be commend-

ed for his plans for the Eastern Cape economyand job creation, as well as his reference tothe state of rural- and arterial roads in theprovince. The DA also welcomed his stanceon the provision of reliable electricity and the

role of green energy therein.“We also appreciate his call for fiscal disci-

pline and efforts at getting more value for lessmoney. This is important during these reces-sionary times. “Unfortunately the premierdedicated only four sentences to corruption inhis speech. His proposed partnership with theSpecial Investigation Unit (SIU) to speed upprobes into corruption cases cannot be takenseriously, in view of the contemptible attitudepresident Jacob Zumahas towards the SIU andall other security agencies,” said Trollip.Trollip also bemoaned the fact that the pre-

mier said nothing about improving servicedelivery in the province. “He said nothingaboutMECsandofficialswhoshouldbe firedif they do not do their jobs. This implies thatthey will continue to draw salaries regard-less of their efforts and outcomes thereof.“Until corruption and accountability is

taken seriously by the ANC government (ar-resting high profile politicians and officialsguilty or corruption) we will continue tohave more of the same where corruptionerodes confidence, opportunity and servicedelivery,” said Trollip.

OPPOSITIONRESPONDS:CONCERNOVERCORRUPTION, LACKOFACCOUNTABILITY

DA:Sopawasa ‘flat affair’

BABALWA NDLANYA

THREE Butterworth Police officers who had attendedleadership courses around South Africa were givenleadership certificates at Butterworth Police Stationhall last week.

The certificates were handed over by the Butter-worth Cluster Commander Brigadier Stanly Sibhidlawho requested the officers to share and use the infor-mation they had gained from the training. “The Com-munity of Butterworth must benefit from the knowl-edge you have gained during your training.”Police officials who received certificates were But-

terworth StationCommanderColonel SiphoHokwana,Detective Commander Lieutenant ColonelWilberforceMzilikazi, Captain Tryphina Rhulushe and CaptainGoodman Mkangeli.Butterworth Police station was named the Friendly

ServiceDelivery (FSD) station in theEasternCape, lastyear.Police spokesperson Captain Jackson Manatha said

the knowledge gained by these police officers wouldhelp a lot, because they will share it with other policeofficers in order to develop newways of fighting crime.“We hope that we will also gain a lot of knowledge

from them since we know that they will add more towhat we know,” said Manatha.

Police officials receive certificates for leadership

Brig. Stanly Sibhidla handing over a leadership certificate to Butterworth Station Commander Col Sipho Hokwana. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

3NewsFebruary 26, 2015Isolomzi Express

EASTERN CAPE MOTORSEASTERN CAPE MOTORSEast London: 043 704 4000. K.W.T: 043 643 3479

e-mail: ford@ecmel.co.za

Ford

MultimediaConnectivity

ECOSPORT

Visual forillustration purposes.

From R205 900Voted 2014 BEST BUY

AVAILABLENOW!

World's No.1 Enginesbymagazine

1

EASTERN CAPE MOTORSEASTERN CAPE MOTORSEast London: 043 704 4000. K.W.T: 043 643 3479

FORD RANGER

Voted“SA’s BEST BUY”

by

■ Airbags■ ABS brakes■ Towbar

■ Aircon■ Electric windows■ Alloy wheels

■ Radio CDwith Aux connector■ 4yr/120 000kmwarranty■ 5yr/90 000km service plan

The perfect blend of on and off road performance MADE IN SA!

* Picture forillustrationpurposes only

from R289 900Double Cab

BAKKIE OF THE YEAR

CHAIRS, TABLES, CHAIRS COVERS, TIEBACK, TABLECLOTHS, DRAPINGS, JUMPING CASTLES, ARMY TENTS, CARPETS

CALL US 27 31 401 21 24 | 27 31 406 3196 | 27 74 788 05 13EMAIL: homebargain911@gmail.com / WEBSITE: www.rescuetentsandhomes911.co.za

HEAVY DUTY SALE 2015

5 X 10 TENT PEG &

POLEWHITE.......................R 7500

COMPLETE 800 GSM TENT

100 SEATER 7 X 12 TENT

PEG & POLEWHITE .........R 8500

COMPLETE 800 GMS TENT

180 SEATER 9 X 15 TENT

PEG & POLEWHITE .........R 18000

COMPLETE 800 GSM TENT

250 SEATER 9 X 18

TENT PEG &POLEWHITER 24000

COMPLETE 800 GSM TENT

350 SEATER 9 X 30

TENT PEG &

POLEWHITE.......................R 30 000

COMPLETE 800 GSM TENT

500 SEATER 10 X 30 TENT PEG &POLEWHITE.......................R 40 000

COMPLETE 800 GMS TENT

550 SEATER 12 X 30 TENT PEG &POLEWHITE.......................R 45000

COMPLETE 800 GSM TENT

600 SEATER 15 X 30 TENT PEG &POLEWHITE.......................R 95000

COMPLETE 800 GSM TENT

1200 SEATER 15 X 33 TENT

PEG & POLEWHITE .........R120 000

COMPLETE 800 GMS TENT

1500 SEATER 800 GMSFRAME TENT 5 X 10

FRAME TENTWHITE .......R 13000

COMPLETE 800 GMS TENT

7 X 12 FRAME TENT

WHITE...................................R 16000

COMPLETE 800 GMS TENT

9 X 18 FRAME TENT

WHITE...................................R 115000

COMPLETE 800 GMS TENT

9 X 30 FRAME TENT

WHITE...................................R130 000

COMPLETE 800 GMS TENT

STRETCH TENT

5 X 10 STRETCH TENT

WHITE...................................R 12900

7 X 12 STRETCH TENT

WHITE...................................R 18900

9 X 15 STRETCH TENT

WHITE ..................................R 35500

9 X 18 STRETCH

TENTWHITE ......................R 46500

RECTANGLE TABLE..........R 500

ROUND TABLE....................R 1200

BLACK CHAIRS..................R 54

ROUND TABLE CLOTH ....R 175

RECTANGLE TABLE

CLOTH ..................................R 95

WHITE CHAIRS ..................R 65

7 X 12 GREEN CARPET .....R 7000

7 X 12 DRAPING ..................R 7500

CHAIRS COVERS................R 26

EXTRA HEAVY DUTY

EXTRA HEAVY DUTY

EXTRA HEAVY DUTY

WOW

EXTRA HEAVY DUTY

EXTRA HEAVY DUTY

EXTRA HEAVY DUTY

EXTRA HEAVY DUTY

EXTRA HEAVY DUTY

EXTRA HEAVY DUTY

EXTRA HEAVY DUTY

EXTRA HEAVY DUTY

EXTRA HEAVY DUTY

EXTRA HEAVY DUTY

HEAVY DUTY

HEAVY DUTY

HEAVY DUTY

HEAVY DUTY

UNBEATABLE VALUE

ALL EXTRA HEAVY DUTY TENT ARE 800 GSM

COMPLETE TENTS WOW

UNBEATABLE VALUE DONT LOSE OUT

NOT CHINESE OR IMPORTED MATERIALOR STEEL ALLHEAVYDUTYWITH SABS CEFWE CAN BEATANYWRITTEN QUOTE WE OFFERATHREE MONTH LAY BUY

PLEASE CONTACT OUR OFFICE 2731 401 21 24 / 27 31 406 31 96 / AFTER HOUR ONLY 27 74 788 05 13

MVV70Q-260215-TE-ebnnon-home

BABALWA NDLANYA

WINNING an award for the Best EzenkoloProgramme has given disabled DJ Macdo-nald “Madiba” Nkosiyane a big boost.

According to him the award made him re-alise that listeners were supporting himeven though he is presenting his show sit-

ting in a wheelchair.Madiba who is from Zibhodla Village in

Mqanduli scooped the award at the Mnqu-ma Gospel Awards that was held at Msob-omvu Hall, in Butterworth recently.

He presents the gospel show on KhanyaCommunity Radio Station in Butterworth.His programme airs from 6 pm to 9 pm ev-ery Sunday.

Talking to Express, he said his awardwill make other people who are also livingwith a disability realise that to be disabledis not a death sentence and that everyone,including the disabled can achieve greatthings.

“It had encouraged me a lot, because Ihave realized that there are many thingsthat I can do even though I am sitting in

this wheelchair.”According to him, by presenting the

show, he is able to help people. Nkosiyanesaid he felt motivated in such a way thathe wanted other people to learn from him.

“I am willing to be an example to otherpeople who are living with disabilities, be-cause there is no need to feel ashamed ofwhat we are.”

AwardgivesdisabledDJaboost

Khanya Radio Presenter Macdonald Nkosiyane showing his awards he won in the Mnquma Gospelawards. PHOTO: ANELE RAZIYA

BABALWA NDLANYA

A GRANNY from Mntla location in Ngqa-makhwe briefly appeared in the Ngqa-makhwe Magistrates’ Court last week,for the possession of an unlicensed fire-arm and ten rounds of ammunition.

Nonotice Mfubeni (63) was not asked toplead and was released on warning andher case was postponed to April 29 since

the firearm had been sent away for ballis-tic testing and the results were still pend-ing.

Police Spokesperson Captain JacksonManatha said police received a tip-offthat Mfubeni was in possession of a fire-arm.

“The suspect was arrested at her home.The serial number of the weapon, whichis suspected to be a police issue firearm’sserial number had been erased.”

Granny arrested forpossession of illegal firearm

Constable Lulama Maphukatha holding the recovered firearm. PHOTO: SUPLLIED

In accordance with the editorial policy of the Express,we invite readers to comment on mistakes in thenewspaper and shall correct significant errors assoon as possible. Send info to the Ombudsman ofMedia24’s Local Press, George Claassen, at ge-orge.claassen@media24.com or call him at0 021 851 3232. Readers can also contact the SAPress Ombudsman at 0 011 484 3612/8 or e-mailombudsman@presscouncil.org.za.

OMBUDSMAN

4 NewsFebruary 26, 2015Isolomzi Express

E&OEPrices valid until 9 March 2015 or while stocks last. Price excludes delivery from Pinetown Warehouse. T&C apply.

Pinetown 031 020 0163

Shummy Sectional• 1 Action Recliner• Available in Choc, Latte, Grey• Choice of Left or Right Chaise

BUY IT NOW FOR ONLY

R7 999

Florence 3 Piece• Genuine Leather uppers• Available in Choc, Black, White, Cream

BUY IT NOW FOR ONLY

R18 999

BUY IT NOW FOR ONLY

R30 999

Chelsea Genuine Leather Bed (Queen XL)

• Also available in King XL and Double• COMBO DEAL: Chelsea Queen XL Bed + Memory Foam Comfort Mattress for R11 779• Available in Choc, White, Black

BUY IT NOW FOR ONLY

R8 500

San Luis 3 Piece Full Genuine Leather• Available in Choc, Black, Brown, White• 5 Action Recliner Set

SAVER5 000

SAVER1 530

Optional ExtraSahara Pedestal - R1 399

SAVER401

SAVER1000

Chelsea Genuine Leather Bed (Queen XL)

SAVER1 530

Optional ExtraSahara Pedestal - R1 399

AUTHENTICITY CERTIFICATE WITHEVERY LEATHER SOFA PURCHASE

Shummy Sectional

Build it MthathaNo 15 Elliot Road

047 531 4330076 262 4313

buildit@mthatha.co.za

Vulindlela Build itNo 2 Progress Road

Vulindlela Height047 531 8036 | 081 490 9977vuli@mthathabuildit.co.za

PROMOTION STARTS ON THE 26 FEBRUARY 5 MARCH 2015th - TH

There aremanymore specials in store. Hurry and youwon’t miss out* We offer creditfacilities instore

Making home building simple

We supply stone, sand and we do deliveriesin and around Mthatha. We cut glass.

WHILE stock last

74,95

NPCBLACKCEMENT50KG

GEYSERHEATTECH150L

1999,95

SUPA PVAPAINTASS COLOURS20LT

159,95

WHEELBARROWBUILD IT

249,95

DIGGINGSPADEBUILD IT

79,95

PARAMOUNTPAINTASS COLOURS20LT

209,95

PVCGUTTERRND6M

129,95

PVCDOWNPIPE3M

64,95

DOOR MER8PANELCOUPLAND

649,95

DOOREMBOS2/4/6PANEL

274,95

CORR0.3X4.2M

89,95CORR0.3X4.8M

99,95

MVV6XV-260215-TE-bpnnon-build

SIMBONGILE MDLEDLE & GREG NOTA

A well-known journalist in the communitymedia in the southern parts of KwaZulu-Na-tal and in the former Transkei, was laid torest athishome inBonxavillage,Ntabanku-lu last Saturday.

Michael ‘Boy-boy’ Lugongolo died in theearly hours ofMonday, February 16, at Ush-er Memorial Hospital in Kokstad after ashort illness. According to reports he hadbeen diagnosed with meningitis.Boy-boy, as he was affectionately known

in themedia industry, had beenworking forPondoNews since 2003. Hewas described byhis colleagues in the media industry as aperson who was very dedicated to his work.They said thenews of his passinghadbeen

a huge shock. It had robbed the industry ofa good writer who was very brave.According to his colleagues Boy-Boy once

managed to get photos evenwhen others hadrun away. They were chased by police withteargas from the Kokstad prison when in-mates had set the cells alight.“He was the only one who managed to get

the photos of the burning cells. He was a goodwriter and when I asked him where he hadlearnt to write, he told me that he was alwaysreading newspapers and learning from them.“His intro’s were very good,” said ZoliswaMayila, owner of Izwi le Afrika newspaper inKokstad, whowas speaking on behalf of otherjournalists.Pondo News Managing Director, Max Mxa-

Media fraternitymourns journo’s death

Boy-boy Lugongolo who was laid to rest lastSaturday. PHOTO:SUPPLIED

bo, who was out ofthe country onbusi-ness at the time ofBoy-boy’s funeral,wrote a letter withhis message of con-dolences that wasread during the fu-neral.He described

Boy-boy as a good,humble person anda multi-talentedjournalist wholoved his work.“We were still

looking forward tohis beautiful workbut God decided totake him. It will bedifficult to find aperson who will beable fill his gap atPondo News,” saidthe message fromMxabo’s letter.Representatives

from Sisonke Dis-trict Municipality,Alfred Nzo DistrictMunicipality,Greater KokstadandMatatiele LocalMunicipalities at-tended the funeral.

AYANDA MILLISA MADIKIZELA

THE community must work with the munici-pality to address the social challenge of cabletheft which has left many people in the KingSabata Dalindyebo (KSD)Municipality in thedark for days.

This was said by KSD Mayor NonkolisoNgqongwa during a media breakfast held atthe municipality’s council chambers lastweek.Criminals have seized the opportunity that

Cable thievesmake thebest of loadshedding

King SabataDalindyeboemployees hardat work fixingone of thedamaged cablesin Mbuqe lastweek.PHOTO:SUPPLIED

loadshedding presents for them to steal cablesduring the outage time.“These criminals disguise themselves as

road workers dressed in work suits. We havelaid charges,” said the Mayor.She urged the affected communities, includ-

ing Mbuqe, Ngangelizwe and Ikhwezi town-ships, to be patient while the officials were re-sponding to the matter.“Weacknowledge that the entire countryhas

aproblemwith load sheddingbut the criminalshave seen an opportunity to steal the cablesduring theoutageperiod; hence for someareas,

the power does not go back onwhen it is sup-posed to,” she said.Ngqongwa said the municipality is in the

process of convening aCrime Summit to dis-cuss ways to decrease crime in the area andthe issue of cable theftwill also be discussed.“Wewill come upwithworkable solutions

to deal with these crimes once and for all.

We call upon KSD citizens to be our eyes andreport these enemies of development whenthey see them,” said Ngqongwa.KSD Communications Manager, Sonwabo

Mampoza, said the reckless act was costingthe municipality millions of rands whichcould be better used to render much neededservices in the community.

5NewsFebruary 26, 2015Isolomzi Express

MVV7NK-260215-IE-ebnnon-FIGO MVV7C5-260215-IE-ebnnon-ikon

SIMBONGILE MDLEDLE

DESPITE the declaration of the governmentto eradicate mud schools in the Eastern Cape(EC), there are schools which are still facingthis plight, especially in the deep rural areasof the former Transkei where teachers arestill teaching in dilapidated mud structures.

Dedeni Junior Primary School (JPS) inLower Ntafufu Administrative Area, Port StJohns, is among the schools where learners(280) are being taught in unbearable condi-tions in mud structures.AtDedeni (JPS) themud structures are fall-

ing apart. This is seen by many as posing ahuge danger to learners and teachers alike.Express heard that community members

who had been helping to maintain the class-rooms by repairing them with mud to be inan acceptable state, were tired and not will-ing to continue.As a result, the classrooms are now in a

very poor state and falling apart.The learners had been tasked to smear cow

dung to maintain the floors every week.Their daily tasks include sweeping the floorsbefore lessons start as, after school, the class-rooms are used as a shelter for goats.The school was built by community mem-

bers who started it from scratch in 2009 usingtimber, and sticks with mud.Later on they registered it with the Depart-

ment of Education.Thiswas done because of the long distances

that needed to be travelled by their childrento attend schools in neighbouring villages.There is only one toilet for teachers and

ECmudschools stillaharsh reality

When weather permits, learners of Dedeni JPS attend class outside the mud structure of theirschool. PHOTO: SIM MDLEDLE

learners to relieve themselves in a nearbybush.Some learners are taught under the trees

if it is not raining, but when it rains theyare all squashed into one little mud class-room.According to learners all the classrooms

leak and they have to have buckets readyto catch the water when it starts to rain.The school was built with few and small

windows. According to the teachers therearen’t enough windows and more fresh airis needed.“This is a health hazard and the situation

here is not conducive at all to give decenteducation to the young learners who arehungry for it,” said the principal of theschool Nomahlubi Jokazi.According to her she had been to all cor-

ners to get help.“I’ve tried government departments and

the private sector, but all in vain. No onecomes back to me as promised,” said Joka-zi. Shemade an appeal to any Good Samari-tans to come forward to help the youngminds of this school to get a decent educa-tion.Express contacted the Eastern Cape De-

partment of Education regarding its decla-ration.Spokesperson for the department Mali-

bongweMtima said the programme of erad-icating mud structures in the province wasan ongoing process, before the call was cutoff due to poor reception.He was sent a text message for further re-

sponse, but at the time of going to press noreply had been received.

6 NewsFebruary 26, 2015Isolomzi Express

- Lotto, casino andpowerball

- Short boys to putmoney into account

- Healing powers- Business boosting- Promotion at work- Fame, love, attaction

and marriage- Win tenders

100% AMAZINGWALLET TOMAKEYOU RICH ALONG

WITH THEBLACKSTONE

Prof AYO 071 934 0803MVV3KQ-260215-IE-ebkmwa-sar

DR THULANE KUNYE NOMAKOTI WAKHEIINGXAKI ZONKE NDIYAZIGQIBA NOBA UHLULEKILE

KWABANYE OOGQIRHA

- Ukubona utshaba lwakho esipilini, ngeloxesha- Ukwenza indoda ithande wena wedwa lonke ixesha- Ndibolekisa ngempuku ezikuzisela imali endlini yakho same day- Phephetha umntu okuhluphayo umenze aduke nezwe same day- Ukubuyisa izinto ezilahlekileyo, noba ulahlekelwe yimali same day- Imali ekhawulezayo ehamba ngomoya, nokufumana abantwana- Buyisa umntu obhubhe ngendlela engaqondakaliyo same day- Short boys sikufakele imali kwi-account yakho same day- Khulisa ubudoda all size M, L, XL, XXL, and be strong same day- Cima amatyala onke kwi-account yakho noba asevenkileni same

day- Ingxaki zomtshato xa uhlutshwa yindoda okanye ngumfazi

BHATALA EMVA KOMSEBENZI, NDIFUMANEKA

EMTHATHA CELL: 073 799 5778MVV5VQ-260215-TE-ebnnon-UTATA

INYANGI IFIKILE EDOLOPHINI LELONA THEMBA LAKHO

LOKUGQIBELA 100% INYANGI

1.UBHATALWAKATHATHUUMSEBENZI, UNYUSELWEEMSEBENZINI2.MANDIMUOIL:CIMAAMATYALAAKHOUSUSENEENTSHABAZAKHO3. FAKAIMALIENINZIKWIACCOUNTYAKHONGEYUREEZINGAPHI4. FUMANAOOTIKOLOSHENEEMPUKUEZIZISAIAMLIENDLINIYAKHONE AKUWENCEOIL

5. BUYISAISITHANDWASAKHO,BUYISAUSISI (VIRGINA)UMENZEAKUTHANDENAPHAKADE,HLISAIWEIGHT

6. SENAWANA&JINIOILS - ZENZAUBENOBUTYEBIBANAPHAKADENGEMIZUZWANAEMIBALWA,WINAILOTTO,CASINO,NAMAGUNDWANE

7. LIBUNGUTWAPOWDERS -KHULISAILUNGULOBUDODAIFIKENAKOWUPHIUMLINGANISELONGAPHANDLEKWEZIPHAZAMISO.

8. MACAMBE -UGQIBAZONKE IINGXAKIEZISHIYWENGABANYEOOGQIRHA

UNGALIBAZISI FOWUNELA OKANYE UVE MALUNGA NEENKCUKACHA:BHATALA EMVA KOMSEBENZI •NDIFUMANEKA EMTHATHA

DR MAJOTI

CELL: 078 828 3713MVV5YK-260215-TE-ebnnon-majoti

The Strong &Powerful Woman

HerbalistMaama Tando

In MthathaCall or WhatsApp078 825 5235

She is spiritually good& te l l s p rob lemsbefore you can tell her.For any problem onearth eg: * Bring backlost lover, make lovermarry you and beyours forver * Maleenlargement all sizes,enlarge breast, hips allsizes * Oil to bringmoney in you house,magic wallet get morechange when you buy* Magic stick/magicpillow/short boys tobring money into youra c c o u n t / h o u s e *Borrow rats to get 3times salary * Deleteloans in your account.S t o p c h e a t i n g ,remove, evil spirits,chase tokoloshe.

MVVNKQ-260215-TE-ebkmwa-tan

Store Manager Vacancy in: Maclear

Requirements: Gr 12, 3 years

Fashion Retail Management Experience

Closing Date: 06 March 2015

If you have not been contacted within 2 weeks,

your application has been unsuccessful.

Please fax your CV to Hennie at 086 623 4154”MVVLQ0-260215-TE-ebkmwa-vacancy

Uphoxekile okanye ukhatazekile 2-3 days ingxaki yakhoIzolungiswa ngu Dr Moto

* Bonautshaba lwakho* Kubuyiswa impahla eyebiweyo* 100%ukubyisa isithandwasakho* Ukuphumelela iLotto* Fumanaumtshatongenyangaenye* Ndigqibezela imisebenzi eyohlule abanyeoogqirha* Ulubuyisaumntuoswelekileyo* Cimaonkeamatyala akwi account yakhosameday* Mhlukanisa abantu abathandwayo 1 day uthandane nawewedwa

* Amagudwanaakuphatele imali* Khulisa indukuyakho (1day)* Ukukhuphaumntuesiseleni nobasegwetyiwe* Ukususaumntuakusakolisayoxaungamfuni

Bhatala emva komsebenzi

Contact: 083 504 1700

DR MOTO

MVV3C5-260215-TE-tvkmwa-moto

Hlukanisa abantu abathandanayo 1 day athandane nawe wedwa.Xa unengxaki yesibeleko ungafumani bantwana. Ukuthandwangabe lungu.Cima onke amatyala kwa account yakho same day; SiyafumanekaSandawana Lucky Charms to win money & woman of your choice;Siyafumaneka Mkhulacheche Boosting your Business no matterhow big or small; Ukunyuselwa emsebenzini; Kalunga bringmoney in your account and draw same day; Shanasa oil to bindyour money and property sexual problems; Amatyala enkundleniand woza woza in your business; Amagundwane akulethela imaliendlini yakho; Ungadubuleki, ungabonakali; Ukuqinisa imfuyoesibayeni; Amasela angangeni; Likhona iyeza lokupasaesikolweni ezitheni zakho; Chikwenya to bring money in yourhouse same day; Nokuqinisa indlu imoto ingaze ibiwe ngamasela;Ukhulisa induku yakho xa ungafumani bantwana; Nokunyeokuninze and I finish all jobs left.

PAY AFTER JOB IS DONE

NDIFUMANEKA EMTHATHA

CALL NOW: 060 3917229

DR RAHAMANI HERBALIST

MVV42V-260215-TE-tvkmwa-rah

Kennedy Chitula MwangeSALES EXECUTIVE

82 Blakeway Street, MthathaOffice: (047) 050 4430Fax: (041) 503 6256Cell: 073 478 7899

E-mail: kennedy.mwange@media24.com

MVV3UA-260215-IE-ebkmwa-ken

: 047 050 4430pressEX ISOLOMZI

20 000 COPIES WEEKLY

People likeus

The Tholeni Traditional group performing at Cunningham Senior Secondary School in Butterworth.PHOTO: SIMM MDEDLE

Deputy Minister of the Department of Communications, Stella Ndabeni-Abrahams talks to learnersat Cunningham Senior Secondary School in Butterworth durina a recent visit to the area.

PHOTO: SIMM MDLEDLE Police Officers march during a Police Day at the Butterworth Police Station. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

Bayanda Mqikela helps to keep Zamukulungisa Senior Secondary School clean and tidy.PHOTO: BABALWA NDLANYA

7EntertainmentFebruary 26, 2015Isolomzi Express

Bafethu, you need to respect life which Godgave to you.

Do you knowukuthi today you can sleep be-ing amillionaire, eMzansi, but itwas also pos-sible that the following day you can wake upwith nothing and be counted among the poorpeople?

So, if God had blessed you with anything itmust be yours and not affect the people nextto or around you.

People turn to become arrogant once theybecome rich.

We were watching with sympathy a guywho used to drive only Mercedes Benz vehi-cles and he used to ‘class’ (undermine) uswhen we are driving our Turu-turu. He wasmonied then affording everything.

Shame, last week we saw the guy walkingbare footed from town to Northcrest if notHillcrest eUTA, but somewhere nearRichard-son Park exwaye ubhaka (carrying a smallbag from his back). Tjoe, life is changing real-ly.

The guy was not drinking cheap and heused to stay in Mthatha Country club kuzekuse kwatsho DJ Merlon.

Wayengaqhelwa and he was a tough guyubonanjenaweukubangekeubambelelenok-uba angakuqhwaba ngempama but now he isa shadow of himself because he had lost a lotof weight and you can see he suffered fromstress since there were nomoreMercs and he

could drink whatever he could be offered ifhe still drinks.

My brother we are not laughing at you be-cause we have a hope that God will give youanother chance one day.

But from now on you need to respect whatGod had given you not underestimate otherskuba uyakuyohlutha nje ngokuba enzile.

And bear in mind that there are many peo-ple out there who are battling out to attainwealth, so the chance tha you misused wouldnever return.

Nevertheless, pray to God to bring backyour happiness. Surely youwill respect it thistime around. I wonder aphi lamantombazanaayemahle kakhulu udla ngokuhamba nawoxa sowumana ukuxwaya ibag ngala ndlela.

There is a time to lose direction in life

Do you know ukuthi if you were unfortu-nate to get the right partner at a young ageyou could end up living a life of a headlesschicken especially when it comes to intimaterelationship?

So we are warning young people, to choosetheir partners whilst the time was still rightbecause time is going.

That’s why we witness old women being in-volved with boys with the same age as theirfirst borns.

Kanti nasemajiteni kunjalo wofika umntusedwaba nabantwana abancinane abekuba

sebafazini babantu because he lost directionin life. There was an old woman in ChithwaeNtelly (Mt Ayliff) who lives this life.

This lady was changing Ben 10’s like socksor pa…ash masithule.

I wonder what her children are sayingwhen seeing that practice. Mhle yena, marano guy at her age is still interested to her be-cause they know her.

Uyazi ke dear sisters once waziwa endawe-ni kunzima ukuba ufumane the lifelong part-ner especially xa usaziwa ngezinto ezi-nega-tive. Usisi ngoku akana-direction becauseeven kwaba Ben 10’s there was no future, uza-kumthini umntwana it’s just a play.

Sons if not daughters of the soil try to getoomaqondana kusakhanya kuba liyatshonailanga.

Lithatha obesamnyango limbeke em-sam

Izakudida ke le siyithetha ngasentla maraabanikazi bayo bayayazi. Eintlek, le nto ngo-lwimi lwakuyo ithi izulu lithatha obesemsamlimbeke emnyango, obesamnyango limbekeemsam. Le nto ifana nale ithi ivili liyajikele-za. Khazi kuyakwatheni kwezi ntwana zom-gosi? Asiboni ntwana ekwakukhona iibhasikokwayo sisafunda iHigh School ngoko.

Le ntwana ngoku icela umsebenzi apha ku-thi. Zazimhlukumeza ke ezo ntwana umntuowayesebenza kowazo. Sikhumbula one day

kukhona i-cousin brother kaGesh eyayi-driv-er khona xa isithi iyakumnkalela kufunekeizimele kuba izakubuzwa ukuba imali yo-kunkala iyithatha phi. Ibinganqabanga eyo-kuthiwa weba imali yakuzo.

Mara lo mntu uyasebenza uyamkela aphakowazo. Isimanga apho sikhona kukuba az-ithethi nto xa kunkalelwa zona kwaye ziban-yanzela ukuba bankale de imali iphele.

Njengokuba thina zihlupheki si-busy sil-ungiselela amakamva ethu zona azidli ngak-uzihlupha kuba yonke into ikhona kumawa-zo, kudekiwe. And ubudenge bazo kukucingaukuba obo butyebi bukayise or unina buyak-uhlala buhleli.

Tell them gossip team. Zilibale ukuba bob-omzali and nguye owakubilelayo. Okay, lentwana ibona uGesh esoloko efika ngeemotoezahlukeneyo edladleni and iibhasi azisekho.Iizincame icele umsebenzi kuba sekuyintonje yejiki phaya ezilalini emana iqhuba ama-tlere-tlere eevan zakowayo ezashiyekayo im-ana kuthutha abantu.

Inkinga ke uGesh akanawo omnye umse-benzi ngaphandle kwe-gossiping and ke yonayile yayeka ichance ikhonayayeka isikolo ya-bhibha neebhasi.

Ziphi ngoku? Nabo ke ubomi.UBawo uyakutyhilela umntu usaphila in-

gakumbi obehlukumeza abantu phambikwakho umjongile. Masiniyeke kanje ning-ade nidikwe zezi ndaba zethu siyabuya nextweek nazo zishushu uyakuzipholisela.

Life is tough

ATTEN-TION all

sport clubsand organi-

sations!Please emailsport storiesand/or re-sults togreg.no-ta@me-

dia24.com,or fax it to041 503 6257.

Submitinformationonyoursporteventsandresults

8 SportFebruary 26, 2015Isolomzi Express

JUST ARRIVEDJUST ARRIVED

East London: 043 704 4000. King William's Town: 043 643 3479

EASTERN CAPE MOTORSEASTERN CAPE MOTORS

From R316 600

CLASS LEADER

EXECUTIVE SPEC

BEST IN CLASS

From R342 000

From R232 900

UNLIMITED KMSERVICE PLAN& WARRANTY 3YR

PLUS

MTHATHA: 047 531 1474

FREE CANOPY RUBBERISING

WHEN YOU BUY ANY NEW ISUZU DIESEL /PETROL DOULBE CABCHEVROLET

R115990

R 79990

R384990

R 79990

R184990

R106990

R199990

R 99990

R107990

R219990

FORD

R104990

R109990

ISUZU

R125990

R179990

R394990

R349990

R 69990

R125990

R199990

OPEL

R114990

R 36990

R104990

R137990

R179990

VOLKSWAGEN

R108990

R125990

R 99990

R122990

R149990

R 89990

2009 CHEVROLETCRUZE1.8LSNotch,Misty Lake ..................................................................................

2009 CHEVROLETAVEO1.6LSNotch,Blue ............................................................................................

2014 CHEVROLETTRAILBLAZER2.8LT,M/T,RoyalGrey ..........................................................................

2009 CHEVROLETAVEO1.6LS,H/B,White.............................................................................................

2014 CHEVROLETSONIC1.4TRS,MAN,4-dr,Hatch,VelvetRed .............................................................

2012 CHEVROLETAVEO1.6LSNotch,A/T, Blue ......................................................................................

2011 CHEVROLETCAPTIVA2.4L LT, FWD,Manual, Black.........................................................................

2014 CHEVROLETSPARK1.2Pronto,White ...........................................................................................

2013 CHEVROLETAVEO1.6LSSedan, Silver ...........................................................................................

2012 CHEVROLETCAPTIVA2.4LT,Golf....................................................................................................

2013 FORDFIGO1.4Ambiente5-dr,White ............................................................................................

2014 FORDFIGO1.4Ambiente, Blue......................................................................................................

2006 ISUZUKB250D/CLE,MagnamBlue...............................................................................................

2012 ISUZUKB250D-TEQ, F/S, LWB,White............................................................................................

2014 ISUZUKB300,CrewCab, LX, 4x4,White.........................................................................................

2014 ISUZUKB300C/Cab, LX, Silver .......................................................................................................

2009 ISUZUKB200F/S, LWB,White .......................................................................................................

2013 ISUZUKB200F/S, LWB,White........................................................................................................

2011 ISUZUKB250D-TEQ,D/C, LE,White ..............................................................................................

2011 OPELCORSA1.4Essentia,White ...................................................................................................

2003 OPELCORSA1.4 Lite,White ..........................................................................................................

2013 TOYOTAETIOS1.5XS, 5-dr, Black ...................................................................................................

2013TOYOTACOROLLA1.3Professional, Blue .........................................................................................

2010TOYOTAHILUX2.5D-4D, LWB,White................................................................................................

2011 VWPOLOVIVO1.4Trendline, 5-dr, Silver.......................................................................................

2013 VWPOLOVIVO1.6Classic,Gold ....................................................................................................

2011 VWPOLOVIVO1.4Blueline, 5-dr, Silver ........................................................................................

2013 VWPOLOVIVO1.4Hatch,White ...................................................................................................

2014 VWPOLO1.4Trendline5-dr,White ...............................................................................................

2006 VWGOLF1.9TDiComfort,Grey ....................................................................................................

Our friendly sales team 1. Lawrence 082 352 4154 • 2. Gideon 083 226 2098 • 3. Kholiwe 083 26283 294. Mandlakazi 083 6657 113 • 5. Sibulele 073 152 0235 • 6. Lusindiso 073 376 7504

MVV2V0-260215-TE-ebkmwa-meyer

MVV5M5-260215-TE-bpnnon-debt

York Road1 FloorOffice number 201ACity CentreMthatha

st

CONSOLIDATEALL DEBT INTO 1 PAYMENT

R500 000 = +- R3000 PM

073 240 8394

ANELE RAZIYA

SEVERAL rugby teams participated infriendly games over the weekend at the Wal-ter Sisulu Univesity (WSU) sport grounds inBika Campus, Butterworth in preparation forthe start of the league in April.

The first game of the day was played be-tween the Walter Sisulu University Ladiesand the Ngculu Ladies rugby team.During this game the Ngculu ladies dis-

played quality rugby and fitness. Although

they won the game with a score of 15-12, itwas not an easy game for them, since WalterSisulu University’s ladies were equal to thetask.The second game – played between themale

rugby teams of Comrades and WSU – was amatch inwhich coacheswere testing the read-iness, fitness levels and strengths of theirplayers. Different combinations were alsotried while evaluating the readiness of bothteams for the season.Comrades showed their intention of win-

ning right from the start of the game. They

passed the ball very well, forming good line-outs and also defending collectively. Bothteams were determined to win the match.Comrades utilized most of their chances withtheir passing skills and the ball was quick toreach their wings. They had fast players whoscored most of the tries and registered a 17-7victory against WSU.The Comrades winning coach, Enock King,

said he used the friendly match to assess hisplayers to see how far they were with theirfitness levels in preparation for the start ofthe season and for the Easter tournament.

“By playing in friendly matches like this,we are trying to keep our players in shape andalso assess the readiness of our players beforethe kickoff of the league in April,” said King.

. The results of the ABC Motsepe SoccerLeague games played this past weekend areas follows: FC Buffalo 0-0 Mthatha Bucks,Mthatha City 1-2 La Liga, Morning Stars 1-1MattaMilan, Kokstad Liverpool 4-3 JBMilan,Tembu Royals 0-0 Highbury, Zimbane killers1-1 Tornado, Angavu Stars 4-0 FC Elliot andSUBS 3-1 Real City.

Rugby teamsprepare for the season

Some of the action during the game between WSU (in white kit) and Ngculu rugby team at WalterSisulu, Bika campus in Butterworth. PHOTO: ANELE RAZIYA

The Walter Sisulu University Ladies rugby team. PHOTO: ANELE RAZIYA

The winning Comrades Ladies Rugby team at Walter Sisulu University before their game againstWSU at Bika Campus in Butterworth last weekend. PHOTO:ANELE RAZIYA

ATTENTION allsport clubs andorganisations!

Please email sportstories and/or re-sults to greg.no-

ta@media24.com, orfax it to 041 503

6257.

Submitinformationonyour sporteventsandresults