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THE Port St Johns municipality saysit is again going to lease its disusedproperties throughout the town toprivate investors so that they canbe developed.

The municipal properties were falling apartfollowing the termination of contracts with theprevious investors some years ago.

Since then, nobody has looked after theproperties. Water and electricity were cut off,but people stayed in those properties illegally.

The properties include Mangrove, a venuewhich used to host big events for the peopleof Port St Johns and even for people from out-side.

Now Mangrove is a shadow of its former self,and has become victim to vandals and thebeautiful grass roofs of the rondavels havebeen blown away by the wind.

Another property to be leased out is Vuyani,at the mouth of Second Beach.

Mayor Phikolomzi Langa said the townneeded to get investors to lease the propertiesand develop them for the benefit of the peopleof Port St Johns.

“I can confirm that the management hascommitted to give out those sites so that theycan be developed.”

He said they were coming with new strate-gies to make this initiative work and to avoid

experiencing problems similar to the previousones.

They needed to conclude the process of leas-ing these properties towards the end of theyear. “We will advertise them in all types ofmedia, so that we can reach everybody.”

Most of Port St Johns sites are privatelyowned, and Langa said he was planning tohave a meeting with the owners of the sites andthey should propose when and how they weregoing to develop their sites.

Port St Johns readyfor its facelift

Vuyani is one of the municipal properties available to lease. PHOTO:SIM MDLEDLE

REPORTER

A MAN (35) from King William’s Town wasarrested on Thursday in connection with thekidnapping and rape of a 19-year old Dutywahighschool learnerwhichhemetonfacebook.

According to police spokesperson, Capt.Jackson Manatha, it is alleged that the victim

used to chat with the suspect on facebook andshe was convinced by the suspect to meet himon Saturday 18 April 2015.

The two met in Dutywa town after the girlleft her home under the pretext that she wasattending Saturday classes. She was kid-napped and taken to Machibini Village,Mount Coke, King William’s Town, at about12:00. A case of kidnapping was registered at

Dutywa Police Station.The investigation that followed led to the ar-

rest of the suspect at his home on Thursday,6 days after the girl’s disappearance. The girlwas also found at the home of the suspect.

According to Capt. Manatha, she told But-terworth SAPS detectives that she had beenraped by the suspect.

A case of rape against the suspect was

opened. He will appear before the DutywaMagistrate Court on a charge of kidnappingand will also appear before the King William’sTown Magistrate Court on charges of rape.

Butterworth Cluster Commander Briga-dier Mbeko Sibidla praised his detectiveteam for the arrest of the suspect and warnedyoung girls to avoid chatting with strangerson social networks.

Chatting on Facebook led to kidnapping, rape

Mangrove in Port St Johns. PHOTO: SIM MDLEDLE

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KUZA kubakho utshintsho kubafundi besiko-lo samabanga aphezulu esizinze phantsi kwe-dolophu yaseXhora, iNobangile kulandelaukunikezelwa kweebhayisikile ezilikhulu li-Sebe lezoThutho eMpumaKoloni, kule veki ig-qithileyo.

Ezi bhayisikile ziza kunceda abafundi besisikolo ukuze bakwazi ukuya kufika esikolwe-ni kuselithuba noxa nje behamba imigamaemide xa besuka kumakhaya wabo.Ezi bhayisikile zinikezelwe nguSekela

Mphathiswa weSebe lezoThutho kuZwe-lonke, uSindisiwe Chikunga kunye noMpha-thiswa wePhondo uWeziwe Tikana.

INkosi yendawo yaseGusi uNkosi Nobangi-le Gwebindlala uthe abahlali bavuye kakhulungeli phulo kuba liza kutshintsha ubomi ba-bantwana besi sikolo.“Bazokwazi ngoku ukufika ngexesha esi-

kolweni, kwaye baza kutsho basinde nakwezizinto zokuhlukunyezwa xa begoduka okanyebesiya esikolweni.”“Sichwayitile kodwa ke sikwa nalo nexhala

ingakumbi kubafundi abangamantombazanakuba kaloku ibhayisikili ikwayingozi. Yiloonto kufuneka kuqinisekiswe ukuba bafundis-wa kangangoko ukuhamba ngazo,” kubekaiNkosi.Yoleke ngelithi, loo nto iza kuphucula nezi

phumokubakalokungokuabafundi kuzakub-alula kubo ukuba bafikelele esikolweni.

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Beku kuhle kunje kubafundi besikolo iNobangile ngelixa besamkela ibhayisikile zabo, bathwetyulwebemi noSodolophu waseMbhashe uCeba Nonceba Mfecana kunye nenkosi yendawo uNkosiNobangile Gwebindlala. IFOTO:ITHUNYELWE

AYANDA MILLISA MADIKIZELA

THE taxi industry welcomed the Eyethu“Route toMarket” lubricant shop recentlyopened at Chatham taxi rank in Mthathaby the Eastern Cape Development Corpo-ration (ECDC).

The ECDC and Ultramart, trading asBardahl SA, had entered into a partner-ship for establishing and rolling out about30 shops which are expected to employ 300youngpeople at taxi ranks across theEast-ern Cape.The risk capital head at the ECDC, Pha-

kamisa George, said the Chatham taxirank Bardahl Eyethu shop was a R3,1 mil-lion six-month pilot which would be usedas a case study to develop a business planfor the roll-out of other shops.“It is the same concept as fuel compa-

nies establishing filling stations wherethey bring convenience to people, so weare following the same trend. Taxi opera-tors do not enjoy the luxury of an ordinarycar owner who can go to any lubricantstore to buy lubricants and fast-moving

car parts like oil filters and brake fluidsbecause they have to keep their place inthe queue,” George said.“While holding their positions in the

queue, taxi operators could also check andchange lubricants and pads at their conve-nience.”“We are hoping to open 30 more stores

across the province at various taxi rankswhere entrepreneurs are interested in es-tablishing their own stores and we willgladly finance the stores once all the rele-vant steps are followed,” he said.Eastern Cape Taxi Owners’ Association

chairman, ZanemvulaGaya, said theyhadnever seensuchaconvenient initiative fortheir taxi operators.“Wearevery thankful for this initiative.

It is a first and we welcome it,” he said.He said they were also looking forward

to having these shops in all their nineranks in Mthatha.The shops will sell car lubricants, oils

and additives, as well as fast-moving carparts such as spark plugs, brake pads, fil-ters and shock absorbers, among otheritems.

Oil shop plan to keep taxisrunning smoothly

Taxi Owners’ Association chairman Zanemvula Gaya, ECDC risk capital head PhakamisaGeorge, ECDC project manager Nomathukela Qunya, Bardahl SA chairman Sandile Kozaand OR Tambo Business Chamber president Vuyisile Ntlabati. PHOTO:AYANDA NJEMLA

VIGILANT Bityi policemen recovered per-lemoen worth R134 950 and confiscated aToyota Quantum belonging to a vehiclerental company while on patrol at NdibelaLocation near Mthatha about 7am lastTuesday.The police spotted the vehicle on a gravel

bypass road to Ngcobo. When the occu-pants saw the police, they abandoned thevehicle and ran away.Mthatha K9 Protected and Endangered

Species members were contacted and iden-tified the product as perlemoen. A total of2 699 perlemoen were recovered.No arrests have been made, but the in-

vestigation continues.Bityi station commander, Colonel Maph-

elo Ngame, commended the members fortheir vigilance. “This is an indication thatour members are attentive when they pa-trol and conduct crime-prevention opera-tions. Criminals who think they can usethe gravel bypass roads in the commissionof crime are also warned,” he said.– REPORTER

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Bags filled with 2 699 perlemoen wereconfiscated by the police. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

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THE South African National Civic Organisa-tion (Sanco) in theEasternCape has joined thebattle against xenophobia following an appealfrom President Jacob Zuma to leaders acrossthecountry toengagewithcommunitieson theneed for peace between locals and foreigners.

Sanco has started a process to establishstreet committees, and part of their duties willbe to promote social cohesion, share skills andpromote cooperative development among thecommunities.This was revealed by Eastern Cape Sanco

chairperson, Zukile Luyenge, in an interviewwith Express.Luyenge said theywere prepared to commu-

nicate directly with the communities to makethem aware of the importance of being unitedand staying in harmony.“It is not considerate for South Africans to

engage in criminal conduct against theirneighbours,whoagainst all odds protected ourstruggle icons in order for us to be liberated,”he said.“We are calling upon all South African citi-

zenstodoeverythingintheirpoweratall levelsto desist from violent activities against otherAfrican nationals whatever frustrations cometheir way. It can’t be correct to allege that allforeigners promote crime or take our job op-portunities.“Those who are suspected of being involved

in criminal activities must be reported to thepolice immediately, without taking the law in-to their hands. We must be mindful of the fact

that a number of jobs are created by themthrough the skills they bring to our belovedcountry,” Luyenge said.He called upon people to support govern-

mentendeavours touplift theconditionsunderwhich some communities lived because of thelegacy of the past and to fight the scourge ofcorruption wherever it arose.He said they were also engaging with tradi-

tional leaders throughout the province in anendeavour to end xenophobia.“First of all we will visit Nyandeni Great

Place and continue with other royal housesthroughout the province so that they conveythe message of unity to the communities.”

Sanco joins battle against xenophobia

Inkosi Phathekile Holomisa and Eastern CapeSanco chairperson Zukile Luyenge say no toxenophobia. PHOTO:SIM MDLEDLE

GREG NOTA

FOREIGN nationals, politicians and communi-tymembers joinedhandsonThursday lastweekin amarch against xenophobia and a prayer forsafety on our roads.

Themarchwas held in theUmzimvubuLocalMunicipality to condemn the violent attacks onforeigners and promote peaceful co-existenceamong citizens.Foreigners in Mount Ayliff closed their busi-

nesses on Thursday and joined the marchagainst xenophobia led by TransportMECWez-

iwe Tikana.ANC Provincial Secretary, Oscar Mabuyane,

AlfredNzoDistrictMunicipality Deputy Execu-tiveMayor SixolileMehlomakhulu andUmzim-vubu Mayor Khulukazi Phangwe were alsoamong the marchers.The march started at the Jojo Presbyterian

churchandwasfinishedwithaprayeratMsuke-ni for victims of road accidents. The prayer wasled by the South African Council of Churches.Therehasbeenanincrease inaccidentsonthe

N2 between Phakade and Ngcwelini in MountAyliff since construction work on this road wascompleted.

People fromallwalksuniteagainstxenophobia

Transport MEC Weziwe Tikana leads the march with the leadership of the Umzimvubu LocalMunicipality, Alfred Nzo District Municipality and district and provincial ANC leadership. Foreign and local business owners were part of the march against xenophobia. PHOTOS: SUPPLIED

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A27-YEAR-OLDwomanappeared in theWillowvale Magistrate’s Court after al-legedly setting alight her ex-boyfriend’srondavel in a jealous rage at UpperNgxutyana Location in Willowvale lastweek.

Nomabandla Tifolowas releasedwithabail ofR1 000after sheappearedbrieflyon a charge of arson. She was not askedto plead and the case was postponed toApril 30 for further investigation.It isallegedthather35year-oldex-boy-

friend was sleeping with his wife andchildrenwhenhenoticed their rondavelwas burning. They all escaped unhurt.Police spokesman Captain Jackson

Manatha said the husband had noticeda mini-blanket known as an ‘ixakatho’near to the hut which he recognised asbelongingto thesuspect,wholives inthesame village.“It is alleged that the man had a mis-

understanding with his wife and theywere separated. During the process ofseparation, the husband fell in lovewiththesuspect.Thehusbandmanaged to fixhis marital problems with his wife andnow they are staying together. It wassuspected that the suspect had been jeal-ous of the reunion,” said Manatha.

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REPORTER

MTHATHA SAPS made a major break-throughwhen they arrested three suspects inconnection with the murder of a police offi-cer, W.O. Mlungiseleli Dukuza (55), who wasshot while on-duty in Libode in March.

The suspects were arrested on Friday atQumbu.According to police spokesperson Lieuten-

ant Khaya Tonjeni, Kubobonke Madikane(24), Someleze Ngqongwa (24) and AndisileMbara (22) appeared briefly in the LibodeMagistrate’s Court facing charges of murder,

burglary and attempted murder.All the suspects were denied bail and re-

manded in custody. They are expected to ap-pear in the Libode Magistrate’s Court on 6May 2015.W.O. Dukuza and a police constable were

attacked while responding to a complaint ofa robbery in progress at Libode Post Officeon Tuesday, 24 March at about 11pm.On arrival, the police members saw three

people on the roof of the Post Office and theshack next to it.The members were shot at by unknown

people and they fired back and crossfire be-gan.

W.O. Dukuza and the constable were hit bysome of the bullets and injured. They wererushed to hospital formedical attention.W.O.Dukuza (55) passed away the following day.Eastern Cape Deputy Provincial Commis-

sioner, Major General ZamuthongaMki, wel-comed the arrest and congratulated the inves-tigating team for the good work.“Any person who attacks or kills a police

official will face the full might of the law,” hesaid.Lt. Tonjeni said the SAPS further urges

members of the community to remain vigi-lant and continue to report criminal activi-ties to the police.

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TALENTED Elliotdale residentshave comeupwith anewway to fightpoverty - by startinga sewingproject.

One of the Phakamani Cuntsulaproject coordinators, Nothusile Mbi-keni said; “We decided to sit down ascommunity members and do some-thing with our own hands so that wecan maintain our families.”She said they had started the

project last year and it consisted of 50members. Before they started it, a lotof people had been spending theirtime drinking alcohol, which had ledto a high crime rate.“Nowthereare fewpeoplewhostill

spend their time in the shebeens aswe are all focusing on grooming this

project.”She said theywanted to engage the

youth so that they could learn some-thing from them.“At the moment we buy material

with our ownmoney because we arenot funded by the government, butwe hope this business will grow oneday.”One of the members, who makes

shoes, Vuyisa Hlonyana, said shewas very happy to be the part of theproject because shehad learneda lot.“Now I know what I can do and

making and decorating takkies willallow me to put food on the table formy children.”She said she was looking forward

to gainingmore experience from theproject in order to add to her knowl-edge.

‘Stitch in time’ touplift Elliotdale residents

Vuyiswa Hlonya-na, NowongileFeni andNothusile Mbikenidemonstratingabout the thingsthey are makingin their project.PHOTO:BABALWANDLANYA

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NOXA imvula ibinganiki siqabu kwibala le-zemidlalo eXhora, kodwa ukunetha kwayoakubenzanga abafundi bezikolo zamabangaaphakamileyo barhoxe kwingxoxo mpiki-swano ebebezakuyibambaeXhorakwisikoloi-Elliotdale Tech.

Abafundi ababeyinxalenye yale ngxoxo-mpikiswano babesuka kumaSenior Second-ary School kule dolophu. Ukanti isikoloesithesazibalulasisikolosamabangaaphaka-mileyo kwidolophu yaseXhora, esibizwangokubayiNgangolwandleSeniorSecondary

School ngelixa libetha izikolo ezisi xhenxeebesi bambe nazo ingxoxo (debate). Izikoloebezithatha inxaxheba kubalwa iJalambaSenior Secondary School, Ganizulu SeniorSecondary School, Nobangile Senior Second-ary School, Zwelenqaba Senior SecondarySchool, Gwebityala Senior Secondary Schoolkunye neNgangolwandle Senior SecondarySchool.Lentethompikiswano ibixhasweyivenku-

li enkulukazi e-Elliotdale yakwa Spar ezinzeeXhora. Ongumphathi kule venkile uMnuSamXulu uthe zonke izikolo ziqhube kakuh-le kakhulu, kwaye nabo bakhuthazekile yin-dlela ezenze ngayo.

“Kunyakaogqithileyokuyekwaphumelelaisikolo samabangaaphakamileyo i-ElliotdaleTech, kodwa kulona unyaka sibe kwindawoyesibini ze iNgangolwandleyathatha indawoyokuqala,” kubeka uXulu.Woleke ngelithi intetho ebeku phikiswana

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A SCHOOL tournament that washosted by Spar Supermarket in El-liotdale was very successful eventhough the rain was not givingplayers a chance.

The aim of the tournament was touplift pupils from the rural areas byhosting a sports tournament anddebate at the Elliotdale SportsGround.

Store Manager Sam Xulu saidthey wanted to host this event an-nually with the aim of motivatingpupils who liked sport.

They had hosted the event lastyear, but there had not been enoughtime to organize it properly.

“This event was very successfulin such a way that we had realizedthat there is a lot of talent in Elliot-dale. Seven Senior SecondarySchools around Elliotdale will beparticipating,” said Xulu.

The schools that took part were

Elliotdale Tech Senior SecondarySchool (SSS), Jalamba SSS, No-bangile SSS, Zwelenqaba SSS,Gwebityala SSS and Ngangolwan-dle SSS.

Pupils participated in varioussports such as rugby, soccer, soft-ball, volleyball, netball. In netballcode, Ngangolwandle won by 10points beating Gwebityala whichwas sitting in 8 points. Ganizulunetball team won by 10-9 beatingZwelenqaba.

In Ladies’ soccer, Elliotdale Techwon by 2-1 beating Ngangolwandle.In men’s soccer, Nobangile won by2-1 beating Gwebityala.

In Ladies soft ball, Ngangolwan-dle won by 3-1 beating ElliotdaleTech. In men’s softball ElliotdaleTech managed to beat Ngangol-wandle by 2-1.

Supermarket sponsors school tournament

Ngangolwandle Rugby Team ready toshow its talent in Elliotdale SportGround. PHOTO: BABALWA NDLANYA


THE OR Tambo District Munici-pality has donated study guidesand computer equipment to anMthatha church to support itsdrive to promote matric pass ratesin the area.

The Methodist Church of South-ern Africa Mthatha-Ncambedlanacircuit 1306 have received study

guides for mathematics, maths lit-eracy, physical science, life sci-ence, English and accounting, aswell as computers and printers, touse in their education initiativewhere they run workshops for pu-pils in need of assistance.

The Reverend Gcobani Vika saidthe donation, and especially thecomputers and printers, would bea big help.

“We are not limiting our services

within our church. The Depart-ment of Education is identifyingfor us the schools that did not per-form well and would need our in-tervention.”

He said university students,maths teachers and specialists whoattended services at their churchhelped to conduct these work-shops. He thanked the municipali-ty and his church members fortheir support.

Mayoral committee member, Si-yakholwa Mlamli, said the munici-pality was happy to be a partnerwith the church as it offered an ex-citing programme to improve edu-cation.

“We take education as a societalmatter in line with President JacobZuma’s plea to prioritise educationand the Mthatha-Ncambedlana cir-cuit is helping us realise that.”

More churches must offer their

services to develop education inany form and the municipalitywould gladly support them withthe necessary equipment.

Mlamli said the donation to thechurch was worth R382 000 andwas made up of three laptops, sixcomputers, two projectors, threeprojector screens, three tripodstands, two printers and 100 studyguides for Grade 11 and 12 for eachsubject.

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Bafethu sometimesukeuzibone sowuzibuza im-ibuzo ongenakwazi nawe ukuyiphendula. Ewe!Kuyakwayintonimajita?Uyazikukhousisipha-ya eUTA ebesaziwa kwezi ndawo zobumnandiesoloko ekwi-skim samacherie obonayo ukubaaphetheu-cashnawayeselangathi there isno to-morrow.Akukhooutiewayefunaukuyiwinaan-gayifumani. Kuba ke nokuba ungathini okuzi-phathakungatshongokhonakuhambisananen-gulo sometimes. Nembala sithe siyabonaungumnqawuka nenwele ezi sezingathi zixh-withekile emnyama ngathi lilahle kwaye se-hamba yedwa kungasabonakali ziichomie. Ok-wakungamadoda ayemazi nawo sehambela ku-de emana ukuthi “hayi ndandiyazi la way.” Ok,wanqaba futhi nalapha empuzweni simbonanjexa edriver around town elilolo. Wawu!! Lastweekend simbonile kucaca ukuba noko wela-phekile uyabuyela nasegazini. Nanko amadodasemthembakwakhona, nala kanye ebehambelakude ngoku sefuna kuye esiqwini akazi nokubaisigulo besiyintoni kuba naku utyebile kwakho-naangenakuye.Nizofanjengokubakucacauku-baanizicingelinakufumanaeli jikinje.Asithulesijonge kodwa kungekudala uzakubona enyeseyiboqoke izidlele, imbrukhwe le seyingathi ix-honyiwe. Baxelele gossip team abeva aba baku-fumana la mambawu abo.

Sorry guys this is ECIn order to experience life of that particular

province sometimes you need to get hurt so thatyouwill be able to see a direction. Bafethu, asih-lekisi ngani qha this is a fact. There were guysfrom Gauteng who were sobbing as they were‘knocked’ by the girls during their visit in the

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across thesteeringwheel.HOW!!madodayimih-lola. Sometimeswe are the oneswho invite acci-dents because you cannot read and drive at thesametime. Lo nto nje ngamanzi namafutha.Ntante Machaea sinqandeleni baba kule reck-less driving yenzeka apha eUTA.

What happened shame?Iwonderwhathappenedto theguardwhowas

found emapuna-puna inside the business prem-ises of Kopano, Kwezi kasi. Sondela sikuxeleleiindaba ezi ungazaziyo. Kaloku last week kufu-nyenwe enye i-outie egada eKopano itiphile andishaya ngesuti yesele ukuba kwenzeke ntoniakukabikho mntu waziyo kuba ibingakwazinokuthetha. Mhlawumbi umfethu uzitshizengamandla kuba kulityelwe icala le bar lingat-shixwangaorkukhona into emehleleyomara si-zakuthola konke lokho xa sele ekwazi uku-thetha. Mahlawumbe idonkey idle emthwalwe-ni ebona isitha se-bar sivuliwe.

Wow people can waitVisiting these money places in the big super-

markets is a nightmare. Last week I was com-pelled to go to a money market at Shoprite inMbizana yhukuyalindwa pha, bese kuba khonaosecurity abasoloko benijijimeza apha kulayinibesithi mamela bona ibo abaphethe. Well Ithought thatwas the last thingbutwhenyouarein front you here the cashiers calling “ofakayo”omnye kwelinye icala esithi “okhuphayo” whybengagqibezeli ukuba okhupha ntoni nofakantoni. Thina with our dirty minds we thoughtof something else andwhenabeautiful lady call-ing for “ofakayo”youwill run toher.Well itwasjust an observation that we did last week. Seeyou next week with more gossip news.

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asternCape. The guys told us that they invitedgirlswhom theymet at SoWhat Lounge, UTA.They organized everything for them frombuy-ing alcohol on their first meeting to braaiingfor them and buying airtime let alone trans-porting them from point A to point B their en-tireweekend.But the ladies still stole their twocell phones and some cash and the guys real-ised later after they dropped them off in frontof a room in Fortdalewhom they claimed theywere residing. But when they went there tocheck, therewereno ladiesbutwerewelcomedby an old white lady who said she knew noth-ing about the ladies as she stays with her hus-band in that room. Kuyabethwa eEC bafanabam akudlalwa and oosisi bethu nabo bayaz-iphandela.

But it’s dangerousWe used to see drivers driving talking from

their cell phone but we saw last week it wasa ‘masterpiece’’ but it’s too dangerous. Therewas a guy who was driving through Suther-land Street in a grey BMW. As he was drivinghewas also reading the newspaper whichwas

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KUCHONGWE umdlali wamnye kwindebe iM-ayors Cup nebiphethwa ngale mpela-veki sisu-ka kuyo ngemidlalo eyahlukeneyo, equka umb-hoxo, ibhola yomnyazi kwakunye nebholaekhatywayo kwibala laseMsobomvu cebu kuh-le kwidolophu yaseGcuwa.

Le midlalo nebizinyaswe yingqonyela (CEO)yeChippa United uPeter Koutrolius ithe yazano- vuyo kubadlali bebhola ekhatywayo kunyena-baqeqeshi, nanjengoko kuthe kwachongwauJulius Jonga oneminyaka elishumi elinesix-henxe nobedlalela iqela elibethiweyo kumdlalowamagqibela kankqoyi, iGcuwa nebethwengamanqaku amathathu kwelinye liqela iCen-tane emva kokuba umdlalo udlalwe ixesha eli-miselweyowaphela ngenqaku elinyemacala dekwa-yiwa kumapenati.UKoutrolius weUnited nobebukele le midlalo

ukusuka nokuhla kwayo, uthi eyona nto ibenzeukuba bazokujonga abadlali kwiMnqumaMay-orsCup sisimemoabasifumanayokuSodolophuBhabha Ganjana ukuba bazokunika iliso kuba-dlalibalo mmandlaukubaabanakufumanabad-lali na.“Umnikazi weqela eli uChippa Mpengesi

wasamkela ngezandla ezishushu esisimemonanjengoko nathi kakade sinesicwagciso soku-funa ukuphuhlisa abadlali abakwezindawo zi-semaphandleni kungoko sibone ilithuba lokubasilisebenzise.”

“Kangokuba ngoku ndivuyiswe nayile ntondiqala ukuza ndibe sele ndibona umdlali endi-zakuthi ndihambe naye ndiyokumfaka kwiqelalethu laba neminyaka engaphantsi kweshumielithoba nabadlala kwiDisk Challange Tourna-ment,” utshilo uMnu Koutrolius.Lomdlali ogama linguJulius Jonga kuthiwa

uzakuthi adlalela iqela leChippa United labene-minyakaelishumielinesithobaxakuvulwa isiz-ini yeDiski Challange kwaye kuvakala ukubauzakunikwa ithuba lokuba ayokuzilolonga nog-xa bakhe kungekudala akwazi ukuqhelane na-bo.

“Bakhona abadlali abenesakhono sokudlalaibhola kulomandla kodwa eyonanto endicingaukuba ifuna ukulungiswa ngamabala alaphakuba awekho semngangathweni wokudlala ib-hola kwaye ngelinye ixesha angabangela abad-lali bonzakale sele bengadlaliswangwa kakubingomnye,” ulebele ngelitshoyo oka Koutrolius.Umdlali lonauthewachongwayiChippaUnit-

ed Julius Jonga uthe wavakalisa uchulumancongokukhethwa kwakhe leliqela lidlala kuPre-mier Soccer League (PSL) kwakunye nobang-umdlali othewangqwesakulendebe yeMnqumaMayors Cup nanjengoko esithi yonke lento

khange ayilindele kwangoku kwibhola ekhaty-wayo.“Ndivuyekakhuluxandisivaukubanzakufu-

mana ithuba lokudlalela i Under 19 yeChippalontoithethalukhulukumkwayeiyandikhutha-za ukuba ndisele ndizimisela kangoko kwayendichulumanciswe nazindaba zobayi Player ofthe Tournament,” utshilo umfana omdala “uJu-ju” xa bemteketisa ebonakala ukuba inyembeziuzibambe ngenkophe luvuyo.Nanjengoko kuleMnqumaMayors ibingeyob-

holaekhatywayoyondwaibidlalwa.Kwabasety-hini ebebedlala ibhola ekhatywayo kuphumele-le iThunder Birds ibetha iRainbow nganqakuamabini kwelinye, kumbhoxowabasetyhini iN-qamakhwe Eagles ibhaxabule iNgculu Zebrasngo70-0, kumanene embhoxweni iBika Crusad-ers ibethe iComrades ngo16-9 ukanti kwibholayomnyazi (Netball) iCentane ibethe iGcuwa 13-10.Onke amaqela aphume kwindawo yokuqala

uyokuma kweyesithathu afumene ikit wogqibalawo atshontshe entla wona anikwa nendebenguSodolophuuBhabhaGanjanakunyeneGoldMedals.Umdlali ongqwesileyo ebholeni ekhatywayo

UJulius Jonga ufumene iR5000 eyinikwa yi-Chippa United wogqiba wanikwa indebe nguS-odolophu eyeyakhe, ukanti bonke abanye abad-lali abatshatsheleyo kweminye imidlalo bafu-mane indebekuphela, kwiNetball bekungqweseuSimamkele Nkungwana, kumbhoxo ibinguM-vuseleli Mbeki.

KuchongweumdlaliwamnyekwindebekaSodolophu

YiKumkani yamaXhosa jikelele uZwelonke Sigcau, Julius Jonga, uSodolophu uBhabha GanjanakwiMnquma Mayors Cup. IFOTO: ANELE RAZIYA

Iqela eliphumelele kumbhoxo wosisi iNqamakhwe Eagles limelwe ukapteni amukela imbasa.IFOTO:ANELE RAZIYA


FOOTBALL teams from around Mthathatook part in a tournament against the xen-ophobic attacks that have recently hitsome parts of the country.

The tournament was held onMonday incelebration of national Freedom Day too.The day started with a march from the

town hall to Walter Sisulu University’sNMD campus with flags from some Afri-can countries flying high in the air.Zukile Luyenge, deputy president for

the National Masters and Legends Foot-ball Association said they took a resolu-tion this month to engage in a programmeto raise awareness about the recent xeno-phobic attacks.“We are anti-xenophobia because we

are all Africans and our leaders foundcomfort and security in these Africancountries when we were under attackfromApartheid back in the days,” said Lu-yenge.Luyenge said the tournament is basical-

ly aimed at denouncing violence againstforeign nationals.

Siya Mngeyane, OR Tambo Masters FCChairperson, said even though the attackshave not yet spread toMthatha, theywant-ed to stop it before it rears its ugly head.“We are being proactive because those

incidents were very wrong and inhumanand we cannot allow such things to cometo our areas,” said Mngeyane.Participating teams included a teams

made up of foreign nationals from Ghana,Nigeria, Cameroon, Senegal andCongo, aswell as the Masters Football Club, UnitraCommunity Radio FC, Correctional Servi-ces FC and WSU FC.

Soccer to stop xenophobia in its tracks

Iyahlasela iNqamakhwe Eagles ebethe iNgculu Zebras nto 70-0. IFOTO: ANELE RAZIYA

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