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T HE Deputy Minister of Tradi-tional Affairs, Obed Bapela, con-demned the recent cases of initia-tion deaths.

By Friday last week, the 2014 winter initia-tion season’s death toll has risen to 11, sevendeaths in the Eastern Cape, one death inKhayelitsha, Western Cape, and three inMpumalanga.“Once more we call on the traditional lead-

ership, parents and communities to be on thealert and report illegal schools as the majori-ty of the initiates die at these illegal schools,”said Bapela.The department issued a statement urging

traditional surgeons toworkwith profession-al services offered by the department ofhealth to avoid deaths, some of which are dueto dehydration and septic shock which canbe handled if care is applied.The 2010 season on initiations was the

worst with 419 initiates dying, in 2013, thenumberwent down to over 100 and this is dueto measures agreed with traditional leader-ship who through the House of TraditionalLeadership agreed on.According to the statement, the family, par-

ents and legal guardianshave to play a centralrole to ensure that youngmen are psychologi-cally and physically fit to undergo initiation.It is important to also ensure that the initiates

obtain medical check-ups and also receiveproper after care two weeks after the initia-tion as this is a critical time for recovery.“The department reiterates that owners of

illegal initiation schools be arrested andprosecuted. Furthermore, focus will be givento the initiation schools in the Eastern Cape,Mpumalanga, Western Cape and Limpopowhere there is a high enrolment of initiates,”the statement read.“Going forward, all the stakeholders are ex-

pected to play an active role in managing thiscustomary practice. It is therefore importantthat collective efforts are made to rid initia-tions of bogus schools and commercializationof the practice in the country.”The Deputy Minister launched the initia-

tion season in Umtata with the provincialhouse of traditional leaders andMEC for Tra-ditional Affairs. The Eastern Cape depart-ment of Social Development has provided ve-hicles for all the legal schools in the provinceto ensure that they have resources.“Suitably qualified, appropriately trained

and registered traditional surgeons must beallowed to perform circumcision onmale ini-tiates at approved and designated facilitiesby the appropriate authorities,” said Bapela.To report illegal schools, citizens are en-

couraged to call the Dep. of Health’s, CollenBonnecwe on 0 012 395 8021 or Departmentof Traditional Affairs’, Modiegi Madiga on0 082 822 5878 and National House of Tradi-tional Leaders, Kgoshi Mahlangu, on 0 071461 0475 or Nkululeko Nxesi 0 072 530 8090

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IN an attempt to improve the lives of thosein deep rural areas, the Nyandeni local mu-nicipality recentlyheld a summit at theSavoyHotel in Mthatha.

Nyandeni’s community services manager,Joe Sikhuni, said the summit’s main objec-tive was to make sure that the municipalitydraft a free basic services strategy and also

Nyandeniwants tobetter livesof its poororganize community decision makers to helpthe municipality assist the indigent people intheir areas.“We want to strengthen our relations with

traditional and religious leaders to help usidentify indigent community members tobenefit from free basic services,” said Sikhu-ni.He said clear policies, criteria and types of

free services had been tabled at the summit.In order for a household to qualify as indi-

gent, and to benefit from free basic services,the total household income must be less thanR3600 (excluding child support, foster care, dis-ability grants and grant-in-aid).Community Services portfolio head, Fezeka

Mgwedane, said that all 31 Nyandeni wardshave been visited and indigent households reg-istered.“We have identified 3341 indigent house-

holds,” said Mgwedane.Free basic services include basic energy

(50kW), free paraffin or gel for stoves, freerefuse removal for those within urban areasand free basic sanitation.The three-day summit was attended by

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The accused who cannot be identi-fied to protect the niece’s identity, al-legedly attacked her while she was athome. At the time, the victimwas only13 and the accused 49.Police Spokesperson, Captain Jack-

son Manatha, confirmed the incident.He said the case of attempted rape waslaid at Dutywa Police Station.“The docket was investigated by the

Butterworth Family Violence ChildProtection and Sexual Offences Unit.(FCS).The suspect was traced, arrested

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ANOTHER municipality in the OR Tambosuffered a budget blow when it was unable topay employees’ salaries on pay day.

When Mhlontlo local municipality (Tsoloand Qumbu) employees did not get paid onJune 25, ameeting withmunicipal leadershipfollowed and salaries were paid out on June26.South African Municipal Workers’ Union

chairperson in Mhlontlo, Mphumzi Mqeke,said the municipality was faced with incom-petency in management and it seemed thatthere was a lack of communication withinmunicipal ranks.“We were shocked to realize that we had

not been paid and when we contacted our act-ing municipal manager, Sibongile Sotshon-gaye, he said he had only learnt of the matteron that day,” said Mqeke.

According to him, employees were paid thefollowing day, from theMunicipal Infrastruc-ture Grant (MIG) budget, which was set asidefor the funding of projects.“Now we wonder how these projects would

be sustained when the funds are used to payour salaries. More importantly, we wonderwhat happened to our budgeted salaries,” hesaid.Mhlontlo’s management team consists

mostly of people in acting positions.Employees are saying that themunicipality

would not become stable, until the posts werefilled permanently. Allowances for actingstaff had not been budgeted for and in manyinstances, it is alleged, that two salaries arebeing paid for the same postition.The King Sabata Dalindyebo local munici-

pality suffered a similar fate lastmonth,whenemployees were told that they would not bepaid at the end of the month. Mayor Non-koliseko Ngqongwa intervened and salaries

Mhlontlo suffers financialwoes

SIMBONGILE MDLEDLE

THE newly elected Premier of the EasternCape, Pumulo Masualle, was requested topaymore attention to the OR Tambo region– regarded as the poorest of the poor – dur-ing his tenure in office.

This was on the agenda during a congrat-ulatory function for the premier, hosted bytheORTambo business community and theOR Tambo District municipality, at the Sa-voy Hotel in Mthatha recently.The premier was also urged to continue

to visit and pay specific attention to theplight of business people of the OR Tamboregion. Members of the business communi-ty pledged their support for the premier andthe municipality and promised to work to-gether to solve problems in the region. Theevent was graced by the presence of bothmayors of thedistrict andKSD,whopraisedthe business community for putting the re-gion on themap, aswell as for their commit-ment to working together with municipali-ties to fight unemployment and poverty.In response, Masualle vowed to send Fi-

nance and Economic Development MEC to

the region. He said he was humbled by thefunction and promised to keep engagingbusiness leaders to ensure that the link be-tween his office and the business communi-ty is open and flowing.He promised to attend to challenges

raised by the business community in a doc-ument handed to him.The King of AmaMpondo aseNyandeni

His Majesty, Ndamase Ndamase, also con-gratulated the premier.The event was sponsored by the Andile

Nontso Foundation, Maqolo funerals, OldMutual, Nadal, Dubazana and Distell.

Premier urged to focus onOR Tambo

were deposited on pay day.Mhlontlo Speaker, Cllr Xolile Kompela,

said the late payment was no big deal andthat itwas only a gameplayed by one of theirmanagers who had failed to deposit moneyinto the employees’ accounts.“Our acting Chief Financial Officer van-

ished into thin air on June 24, without hav-ing prepared the salaries. We searched forhim with no luck. He eventually releasedpayment on June 25; hence it reflected onemployees’ bank accounts the followingday,” said Kompela.He brushed off allegations that the sala-

ries were paid from the MIG fund, sayinghad that been the case, employees wouldhave been paid on the 25th.“We will look into the matter. When the

financial officer comes back to the office,he’d have to explain himself. His conducthas tainted the municipality’s image,” hesaid.

TWO men from Sizini location in Dutywawere convicted by the Butterworth Magis-trate’s Court and sentenced to five years im-prisonment formurderingMbongeni Kulata(22) on May 22, 2010.

Ziphozihle Sigwayi and his co-accusedVuyolwethu Gogogo’s sentences were sus-pended for a period of three years.Both suspects were 17 when the crime was

committed. It is alleged that they foughtwiththe deceased and hacked him to death withaxes.Police Spokesperson, Captain Jackson

Manatha, said it was not clear what hadcaused the misunderstanding between thethree men. - Babalwa Ndlanya

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SIMBONGILE MDLEDLE

THE Chairperson of the House of TraditionalLeaders in the Eastern Cape Legislature, Nko-si Ngangomhlaba Mathanzima, had called onnational government to provide more supportin endeavours to curb the death of initiatesin the Eastern Cape.

Inkosi Matanzima was speaking during theprovincial initiation launch in the WaterfallPark community hall in Mthatha. He said gov-ernment needed to allocate a budget for tradi-tional councils, in order for traditional lead-ers to establish traditional institutions in anattempt to fight the number of initiate deathsin the mountains.

“These institutions should report backquarterly on plans and progress in the fight

against initiate deaths. Circumcision had tobe included in every agenda, even outside ofinitiation season. Such institutions must takefull responsibility in their different areas.Headmen must also play a vital role in termsof assisting these institutions. Committeemembers should teach abakhwetha (initi-ates) about the reasons for circumcision,while elder men should tell the abakhwethawhat is expected of them,” he said.

He also said there was a need for additionalvehicles during season.

Matanzima disputed the belief that womenhad no part to play in this custom. He stressedthat there was a role for women in this cus-tom, since boys visit their mothers beforeleaving for initiation.

“It is our responsibility as traditional lead-ers to retain the custom’s dignity. Traditional

surgeons and traditional nurses must respectthe custom, and they must stop sleepingaround and getting drunk in the season,” saidMatanzima.

He said initiates must be provided with wa-ter in the mountains and that beating the ini-tiates should be stopped, since initiateschools were schools of Ubuntu.

“Not even one initiate should die or end upin hospital.”

He called on traditional leaders to visit cir-cumcision schools on a regular basis.

The Deputy Minister for Cooperative Gov-ernance and Traditional Affairs, Obed Bape-la, vowed that he would speak to his ministerto look at the request of Ngangomhlaba.

“Let us eliminate illegal schools and bogussurgeons. Boys should also be screened be-fore undergoing this custom,” he said.

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Inkosi Ngangomhlaba Matanzima addressingthe audience during the provincial initiationlaunch in Mthatha. PHOTO: SIM MDLEDLE

SIMBONGILE MDLEDLE

INITIATION keeps claiming lives in theKing Sabatha Dalindyebo (KSD) area, de-spite the recently launched Initiation Pro-vincial programme to prevent deaths in ini-tiation schools this winter.

At least two boys (17 and 18) had alreadydied in the KSD area, owing to botched cir-cumcision rituals.

The two incidents follow the recent deathof a boy in Elliotdale, which resulted in gov-ernment departments and traditional lead-ers joining hands to convey a strong mes-sage regarding this custom.

According to a Department of Local Gov-ernment and Traditional Affairs official,

Welile Jack, 11 initiates had been rescuedin Bizana at the Nikhwe locality and an In-gcibi (traditional surgeon) had been arrest-

ed. He said a female traditional leader hadbeen warned by police for building the ille-gal school.

Jack said an Inkosi had been distributing

illegal registration forms and were sellingthese for between R20 and R80.

According to him, six task teams from theDepartment of Local Government and Tra-ditional Affairs had been deployed in thedistrict and Metro municipalities, to moni-tor the situation and to intervene whereneccesary. “The teams were dispatched onJune 23 and will be active until the end ofthe initiation season, in Alfred Nzo, Amath-ole, Buffalo City Metro, Chris Hani, JoeGqabi, Nelson Mandela Metro and OR Tam-bo.

“Teams are working in close cooperationwith the SAPS, Health, Traditional Commu-nity forums, the Department of Education,Municipalities, traditional leaders andcommunity,” said Jack.

Initiation death toll on the riseIn accordance with theeditorial policy of the Mt-hatha Express, we invitereaders to comment onmistakes in the newspaperand shall correct significanterrors as soon as possible.Send info to the Ombudsmanof Media24’s Local Press,George Claassen, [email protected] or callhim at 0 021 851 3232.Readers can also contact theSA Press Ombudsman at0 011 484 3612/8 or [email protected].

OMBUDSMAN

The teamsweredispatched on June 23andwill be active untilthe end of the initiationseason- WELILE JACK

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You can blind us on this Express land but youwill never blind God who is above.

Why boys? It’s just that there are people whopretend to be living a pure life in front otherpeople but behind the scenes they are like Sa-tan uqobo lwakhe.

You can blind people on this land by wear-ing a nice church uniform if not a suit and car-rying a very advanced Bible, but if ukholo isnot in your heart or if it is not a calling youare just playing and God will reveal that.Okay, here is a story.

There was a guy whom we stayed with atKhwezi Township in UTA some couple ofyears ago. Actually we were staying in thesame premises. The guy claimed that he wassaved and he prays twice before he gets tosleep and in the middle of the night.

Okay, we had no problem with that eventhough his actions were a bit tormenting tous because he always disturbs us whilst weare still enjoying our sleep.

But ke nothing esasingayenza the guy wasaccepted the calling and ethetha nenkosi ya-khe. Every weekend he was not in UTA, heclaimed he was going to spread the word ofGod in other places particularly Idutywa.Okay, son of God.

You remember we said God will reveal ifyour ways are not as we see when you are infront of us. In January we met the man againpushing the word of God very strong in UTA.

As you know we travel a lot and sithandaubumnandi.

We took a journey to Idutywa and it is wherehe used to visit stating that he had a lot of fol-

lowers there.OW! Siya eclubini ke thina xa sifika enda-

weni apho sifumana khona iindaba. Sihlelisibetha okuncane wangena u-pastor as wenormally used to call him.

He was with beauties of the soil in jeansand miniskirts and he looked like sefikileapha kwinyembezi zikaVictoria kuba ebe-sethethela phezulu ephatha kuphuzaaphinde aphatha-phathe izinqa zaba sisi.

Wadlala pastor!We asked the lady next to us ukuba liya-

mazi na.Lavele lasoyikisa xa lisithi linxila lalapha

eli, qha lihlala eMthatha.WHOW!Kanti umana eyobashumayeza ema-tav-

ern nasemaclubin abe sel’zinceda. Shame,kunzima.

Uthe wakusibona wadla phantsi ecingaukuba asikamboni washiya nalo mantom-bazana. We thought this pastor was an angelkanti not at all. That’s life ke ube ushun-yayezwa ngumntu kanti ngamaxesha athileis singing another song.

They need to be punishedThis goes to the teachers who are abusing

our children at school by getting involved in-timately with them and we are calling uponbro Makhups, Mam Angie if not Blade topunish them mercilessly.

We cannot afford the abuse of our childrenby old men if not old women ungazi ukubabayaphi oontanga zabo.

We sent our children to be educated so thatthey can face the difficulties of the world not

to be taught in bed by their mentors.We know ukuthi this thing is spreading like

a veld fire in the Transkei schools.Watch this space we are still digging infor-

mation and we will tell you soon, the schoolsand teachers who are doing this.

And we are also having pictures of suchscandals of intimate relationships which in-volves a teacher and a learner in one of theUTA schools.

Please don’t come to us and ask whichschool, wena nje keep on reading Umgosi, youwill get what you want.

Rest in peace bro ToboUmgosi team would like to send the word

of condolences to the family and friends of broThobile Madlakana Umhlobo Wenene newsreader who passed on last week.

May his soul rest in peace.We know the guy as we met him at KwaTa

Mlu one day.He had a sense of humour as we laughed at

his jokes until we left the place.Hoping that the Umhlobo Wenene team that

was working with him has learned a lot fromthis guy.

Hamba kahle Ncuthu ulufezile olwakhougqatso.

Ngathi le World Cup lihlathi lokuzimelaBafethu sele kufike kuthi isikhalazo sokun-

gahoywa koomama ngenxa yebhola yehlabathieqhuba eBrazil. Amadoda afika ekhaya xa kuzakusa esithi ebebukele ibhola. Madoda, mayazi-we indawo enikuyo, usapho luza kuqala.

Sivile nangale ndoda ebanjwe eNorthcrestimana isithi iyokubukela iWorld Cup maraibuye ingasazi i-score. Abe shame ebebukelewajika walala wavuka umdlalo sowuphelile.

Engabuzi nje kwaba ebebukele nabo kubakwayinto yokuba ashiye endlini kukuba utheufuna ukubukela apho kukhona abantu kubanakwakhe ikhona ITV. Uyabona xa uyogangandoda ukuba ubambeka lula?

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ONE of the oldest institutions for Afri-cans in Southern Africa, St John’s Col-lege of Education, celebrated its 135thbirthday last week.

The event was graced by former stu-dents who had made a name for them-selves as prominent leaders likeNafcocsecretary, Andile Nontso.St John’s Principal, Zolisa Magaqa,

said the school was established 135years ago, for black students by mis-sionaries.“Bishop Callaway, who founded the

school, felt that blacks shouldn’t onlyreceive general education, buthad tobe

able to attend an institution focusingon mathematics and science,” saidMagaqa.He said the birthday celebrations

were held to thank God for being withthem throughout the years and for giv-ing them the strength to keep St John’slamp burning.“We are also here to pledge that we

would continue with the vision of de-veloping the school into a 21st centurymodel and beyond,” he said.St John’s diocese Anglican church

Bishop Sithembele Mzamane, who alsostudied at St Jonh’s, said there werevery few girls at the college back then,and the school was excelling at sport,rugby in particular.

“We were the best when itcame to rugbyandbefore ourgames, we would go underthe Eagle image at the en-trance and ask for strength

and victory,” said Mzamane.The Eagle has been the school em-

blem for many years with the school’smotto being, “Rise like an Eagle andshine like a star”.St John’s College had received many

accolades nationally and internation-ally and boasts excellent matric re-sults.Former student, veteran Mda Mda

(91), started his Grade 1 at St John’sCollege in 1929. “This is indeed a greatday, but I am not happy with the stateof Mthatha or that of the province. Weseem to always end last,” said Mda.“The solution lies within us all, as

citizens of the province, to invest andplough back into the area,” he said.

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Mda Mda (91). Bishop Sithembele Mzamane.

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UPCOMING Zimbane-born Gospel artists,Bukeka Gomoshe, is taking a break from herbusy schedule – as a wife, mother and police-woman – to explore her love for praising Godthrough music.

Gomoshe will be launching her first al-bum, ‘Kumnyam’elizweni’ as a solo artist thiscomingSaturday, July 5, at theAll Saintshallin Mthatha.“I started singing gospel in 1996 with the

Kuyasa gospel group, which belonged to myfather, PeterGomoshe.Ever since joining thegroup, I knew I wanted to sing on my ownone day,” said Gomoshe.She said an opportunity to record her own

album presented itself in 2012, but that, ow-ing to the challenges in the music industry,she had to think it through before proceed-ing.“I had to be sure I would be able to manage

my job, my family and my fans. So last year,I made the decision and the recording start-ed,” she said.Gomoshe recorded with MOM Music,

based in Durban and out of the 10 tracks onher debut album, she said track 5 was her fa-vourite.“‘Injongo Yam’ is clearly talking about

what I have been through in life and regard-less of such challenges, my objective neverchanged and has remained to praise God allthe time.”The albumhas been released, but is not yet

available in music stores. Her Manager, Lu-vuyo Mvunge, said it would be on storeshelves soon after the official launch.“We did not want to put the CD’s in the

stores while the artist is not known, so we

had to first introduce her to the public,” saidMvunge.The launch will start at 12h00 till late.Tickets will be available at the door from

R50 for adults (including a free CD). Ticketsfor children cost R20.

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Bukeka Gomoshe's new album will belaunched this coming Saturday at All SaintsHall. PHOTO: AYANDA MILLISA MADIKIZELA

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WILL you spend each day of the coming win-ter months fighting the icy cold against yourskinwhile battling the pain of hunger that en-velops your whole body?

Most of us will not be faced with this dis-heartening prospect, but many others willonce again have to face the harsh weatherwithout a roof over their heads, without asnug coat against the frosty wind, and withno food to provide nourishment and warmth.

This is why Checkers and Shoprite haveteamed up with Community Chest for a win-ter collection campaign that encourages cus-tomers to open their hearts and wrap thosein need up inwarmth, love and hope this win-ter.Local community radio stations such as Ra-

dioTygerberg inCapeTown,Groot FM inPre-toria and Kingfisher FM in Port Elizabethsupport this initiative and are committed tothe improvement of disadvantaged communi-ties.The public is urged to contribute to this

worthy cause by donating clothes, blanketsand non-perishable foods, by placing theitems in the marked trolleys at the entranceof all Checkers, Checkers Hyper and Shopritestores. “Join our caring community by donat-ing today or ask your cashier to add a dona-tion amount to your groceries when payingat the till. You can also SMS‘WARMHEARTS10’ and your name to 38806 todonate R10,” said Jennifer van der Westhui-zen, Shoprite Checkers Communication De-partment.Community Chest is a non-profit organiza-

tionwith a national footprint, allowing distri-butions to take place in the most vulnerablecommunities. They aim to advance, empowerand care by combining human value withavailable resources, in order to have a posi-tive social impact where it is most needed.“All items collected will be distributed to

needy communities across the country. Com-mit to the upliftment of underprivileged com-munities by making a difference and donat-ing today!“Donations are accepted until August 15,”

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THE Methodist church of South Africa inNgangelizwe, last weekend donated groceriesandmattresses to five destitute families of theNgangelizwe Society Church under ReverendAndile Mbete.

This initiative was among many projectscarried out by the church’s forum, ChristianCitizenship Service (CCS), which is responsi-ble for assisting destitute families.CCS secretary, Nombeko Somane, said the

forum was there to raise funds and to assistdestitute and sick communitymembers,with-in the church and outside.The two family members, benefitting from

the donation, weremembers of the church, andwith the help of the ward councillor, thechurch identified threemore families from thecommunityCCS handed over carpets, mattresses, gro-

ceries and a cash amount of R300 to each fami-ly.One of the beneficiaries, Nonzwakazi Bonga

(39), who is a mother of three, could not hideher excitement when she accepted her pack-age.“This is a big day for me and I thank God

for leading the church to do such wonderfulwork.”She said she knows that there were many

destitute families out there and that thechurch could have chosen any other family.

“But I got chosen through the grace of God.”One of Bonga’s sons is studying at the

Zimele Senior secondary school and worksas a taxi conductor on weekends to pay forhis fees, while the eldest dropped out of theSkills Centre owing to lack of funds.Nokwanda Xalabile, representing Wom-

en’sManyanoPresidentThembakaziMbete,

thanked the Women’s Manyano, under theleadership of Vuyelwa Hardy, for coming upwith this beautiful idea.“Christianity without actions is dead and

today you have proven that you are indeedworking for the Almighty. I am very pleasedwhen I see fellowship withwork and relation-ships,” said Xalabile.

Women’smanyano brings smiles to the needy

Nonzwakazi Bonga receiving her package from CCS secretary Nomsa Bonga at Ngangelizwesociety last Saturday. PHOTO:AYANDA MILLISA MADIKIZELA

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VULINDLELA Heights Built It sponsored Youth Day Games at theMqanduli, Hlabana Sports ground. Seven netball and soccerteams battled it out for prizes and top honours.

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SIMBONGILE MDLEDLE

THEPremier Soccer League Referee of the season andORTambo-born, Zolile Mthetho, said in spite of a poor back-ground, anything was possible, as long as people stayedoptimistic.

Mthetho, who was born in the Qaga locality in Port StJohns, conveyed thismessage to ORTambo sports enthu-siasts during an event hosted at theNyandeni Great placein June.

Mthetho said in order to succeed in life, people hadto implement the three ‘D’s, namely dedication, determi-nation and discipline.He said, these principles helped him become referee

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SIMBONGILE MDLEDLE

THE South African Football Association (Sa-fa) in theORTamboregionannounced itsnewsponsor last Sunday in an event which washeld at the Nyandeni Great Place.

Madolo Security Company was announced

as themain sponsor of all Local FootballAsso-ciations (LFAs) which are based in the fourmunicipalities under OR Tambo region andaffiliated with SAFA, replacing the NationalLottery.The municipalities include Ngquza Hill,

Nyandeni, Mhlontlo, King Sabatha Dalindye-bo and Port St Johns. Each LFA will get kit,

soccer boots and soccer balls. Madolo Securi-ty Company is sponsoring a sum of R700 000towards Safa OR Tambo region.ThapeloMadolo ofMadolo SecurityCompa-

ny said it was their mission to participate inthe development of sport throughout the ORTambo region. He called on the leaders of theOR Tambo region to work together in order

to raise the flag of thisregion high in sport.Beside this sponsor-ship, Madolo Security

Company had invested large sums of moneytowards soccer tournaments in differentparts of the OR Tambo region.“Wewant tomove forwardandbulldoze any

obstacles in the way of sport development inthe region,” said Madolo.Safa President in the OR Tambo region, Xo-

lile Nkompela, expressed his gratitude for theeffort of the Madolo Company.“We are proud of the people who are proud

of their region like Madolo. As the leadershipof Safa we want to ensure football is playedeven in extremely remote areas. It is ourman-date as Safa leadership in the OR Tambo re-gion to reclaim football because this regionis the home of soccer. We need to nurture andunearth talent, even under difficult circum-stances.”He called on municipalities to support soc-

cer through hosting tournaments.The sponsorship announcement was at-

tended by His Majesty, King Ndamase Nda-mase, Safa nationalVicePresidentElvis Shis-hane, football andnetball clubs and residents.

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