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THE R212-million Mthat-ha Airport upgrade is97% complete, exclud-ing the runway, andwill fully be operational

in October.

This was revealed during a sitetour by Eastern Cape Premier Pu-mulo Masualle, Eastern CapeTransport MEC Weziwe Tikanaand government officials lastThursday.They were there to witness the

progress of Phase 1, which is refur-bishment and basic infrastructuredevelopment, to get closer to the vi-sion of Phase 3 of a “logistical hub.The airport can now receive big-

ger aircraft like 737s and 36 200 pas-sengers have already landed at theairport since the beginning of thisfinancial year,” Masualle said.He said the airport unlocked the

gates for tourists to come in num-bers to the OR Tambo region as itwas where heroes like NelsonMandela had been born and bur-ied.“It simplifies the way of visiting

the area andwe are expectingmorepeople to visit Mandela’s site.“This is also part of improving

the economy of the region as peo-ple fromoutsidewill bemore inter-ested to visit because of the air-port,” Masualle said.He stressed that therewas a need

for additional airlines to open thegates for more investors in Mthat-ha.

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MthathaAirportoperational inOctober

Eastern Cape Premier PumuloMasualle, Eastern Cape Transport MEC Weziwe Tikana andgovernment officials went on asite tour of the upgradedMthatha Airport last Thursday.PHOTO: SIM MDLEDLE

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THE Eastern Cape Department of Educa-tion has allocated R1.8-billion to buildschools throughout the province.Education MEC Mandla Makupula said

this was part of improving the standard ofeducation in the province and putting anend to pupils having to travel long distan-ces to get to school.He said the main focus would be on the

rural areas and ensuring that mud struc-tures were done away with.“Our emphasis will be on big schools

with hostels to accommodate pupils,” hesaid.“We are trying to stop the closure of

schools because of low enrolments. If thepupils stay at the school, there is no waythey can leave.”He said rural schools battled with enrol-

ment because peopleweremoving to urbanareas.We need to accommodate a large number

of pupils in one school to avoid that,” Ma-kupula said.Schools at the top of the list for the con-

struction of hostels in the former Transkeiinclude the Smut Ndamase Senior Second-ary School in Libode and Makhawula Sen-ior Secondary School in Mount Frere.– SIMBONGILE MDLEDLE

R1.8-billion to build schools and hostelsContinued from page 1

Masualle urged the private sector to getmore involved in the project at the MthathaAirport. “We are expecting more airlines toaccommodate the entire South Africa.”So far there is only one airline operating

at Mthatha Airport, South African Airlinkwhich flies between Mthatha and Johan-nesburg. There is one flight in the morningand one in the afternoon, accommodating86 passengers on each flight.Airport manager Anderson Maduneni

said 80% of the passengers on this routewere business people at present. “We needto rake in more airlines so that we can seemore activity at the airport.”He said that since the death of former

president Nelson Mandela he regularly sawpeople from the United Kingdom, Germanyand other countries, which would also bean economic boost for the region.“I can confirm that our runway is of na-

tional standard and surely after our launchthere will be interactions to add certain

destinations like Durban, Cape Town orEast London. We are in the final stagesnow,” Maduneni said.“We are positioning Mthatha Airport

through a three-phase programme to be apassenger and freight hub, linking road,rail and air transportation and effectivelya gateway to the east of the province,” Tik-ana said.She said the new terminal building had

all the modern electronic surveillance sys-tems for security. By working together theycould make the airport the catalyst for so-cio-economic growth in that part of theprovince, she said.The chairperson of the Mthatha Airport

development team, Dr Somadoda Fikeni,expressed his gratitude to the role playersin the project and appealed to them to sticktogether and take care of the structure ofthe airport inmaking sure it did not becomea white elephant.“The management needs to be improved

and not everything must be authorised inBhisho,” he said.

MthathaAirport97%complete

SIMBONGILE MDLEDLE

A NGQELENI woman accused of planting agun outside theMthathaHighCourt in an en-deavour to assist the escape of her brother,Yandisa Bila, and cash-in transit heist king-pin Sakhumzi Mvoko has been sentenced tofive years’ imprisonment by the court.

Aviwe Bila entered into a plea bargainwith the state to reduce her murder chargeto one of culpable homicide.Attempted murder charges she faced after

her brother and Mvoko shot and wounded acorrectional services officer were changed totwo counts of assault.Bila also faced charges of possession of an

unlicensed firearm and illegal ammunitionand aiding the escape of convicts.The incident in September last year, in

which Mvoko and Bila exchanged gunshotswith correctional services officials outside

the court, left the two accused dead and thecorrectional services officer injured.It also raised concern over the protection

of South African courts.Aviwe Bila was later arrested at her home

Gunplanter in court escapesentenced

Aviwe Bila during sentencing in the MthathaHigh Court. PHOTO:YANGA SOJI

in Ngqeleni and she admitted that she hadplanted the gun in a dustbin next to the doorof the Mthatha High Court after setting upthe plan with her brother and Mvoko, whowere beingkept in theKokstadmaximumse-curity prison but attending a series of casesin the Mthatha High Court.

After entering the court premises with aheavy guard of correctional officers and traf-fic officers, Yandisa pretendedhewas throw-ing away something in the dustbin, andpulled out the gun from the bin and fired.

Mvoko grabbed a gun from an officer andthe exchange of gunshots ensued.

Both Mvoko and Bila were shot dead inthis incident.Aviwe was sentenced by Mthatha High

Court Judge Fathima Dawood.She was represented by her lawyer, Ma-

thew Mphahlwa.

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THE Department of Health has come up witha plan to reduce long queues at clinics in theEastern Cape.

Patients would now collect their chronicmedicines from sites near their homes, de-partment spokesperson Sizwe Kuphelo said.

“Everybody taking chronicmedicationwillnow find it easier to get his or her medicinewithout having to sit in clinics the wholeday,” he said.

Patientswill be screened to gauge if theyareready to fetch their medication from thesepoints.

The Treatment Action Campaign district

organiser for the OR Tambo and Chris-Hanidistricts, Zukile Madikizela, said they werehappy about the initiative because it wouldhelp prevent patients from being discriminat-ed against.

“This will be a relief especially for peoplewho at present have to travel long distancesto fetch their medicine,” he said.

The initiative would also help to protect theprivacyof patientswithdiseases suchasAids.

“This is one of the factors which cause peo-ple to default. They are afraid to be seen inclinics fetching their medicine.”

Madikizela said it would still be better forthose tending to default to continue fetchingtheir medicines at the clinics so that theycould be monitored.

Plan toendqueuesatEasternCape clinics

Nongovernment organisations, including the Treatment Action Campaign, are happy about the newclinic initiative. PHOTO:BABALWA NDLANYA

SIMBONGILE MDLEDLE

YINTOMBIyegqirhakazielaziwayoelokishi-ni eNgangelizwe eMthatha ethe yaphakathikwabathe babanjwa kugqogqa ubuqhutywangamapolisa kutsha nje kwiindawo ezin-gqonge uMthatha kwakunye naseNgangeli-zwe.

Kulo gqogqa kuthe kwafumaneka intla-ninge yomya kumzi wegqirha eli nekufu-maniseke ukuba ngowentombi yalo. Ingan-gelizwe yenye yeendawo ekuvakala ukubaiphala phambili ngeziyobisi nekuyinto ek-hokelele ekubeni amapolisa aqhube lo gqog-qa.Ngokwengxelo kuvakala ukuba amapoli-sa agaleleke kweli khaya engabhungisangakungumbo nomxesibe wezigulane ebezizekunyangwakweligqirhanathexaekhangelaapho ezindlini azithela phezu kwamasakaentsangu kwenye yezi ndlu zeli khaya likak-hohlelesingeni.

Intombi le ithe yabanjwa nekulindelekeukuba ivele kwiinkundla zamatyala kun-gentsuku zatywala. Olu gqogqo luthe lwaq-hubekanakwindawoyaseNdisanecebukuh-le neQokolweni nalapho kuthe kwabanjwa

omnyewasetyhini nomya. Intombi le yeqgir-ha itheyabanjwakwisitalato iHlisonetheya-fumaneka ineenxowa ezimbini zomya nenx-abisa ngamaxabiso obumnyama into ephayakoR6 985-00.

Kanti kuphinde kwafumaneka nenyamba-lala yomnye umthunzi weenkukhu oseleufakwe ezimvulophini kwakunye nemali.Amapolisa asiqinisekisile esi senzo edizanokuba olu gqoqgo beluqhutywa yi-Dog unitibambisene namapolisa aseNgangelizwe.

Intombi yegqirhakazi etyaleniAmaploisa aseNgangelizwe kwakunye necandelo lezinja emva kokubamba umya kwendawoyaseNgangelizwe naseQokolweni. PHOTOS: SIM MDLEDLE

Amasaka entsaku kwakunye nenye esezimvulophini nethe yabanjwa eMthatha.

IBETHELWE oogqirha nezicaka ititshalaekutyholwa ngokuba ithe abantu bangam-

aqaba eMt Ayliff.Le ndoda ithe yalixhoba lokubethwa emva

kwengxabano ethe yavela kwindawo yase-Fantombe nalapho abahlali beelali ezing-qongileyo eziquka iBalasi, Ntshakeni nase-Dutyini bebezicandela abanxiwangetshova.

Omnye wabahlali obezalusele iigushangethuba kuqhambuka lomlo, nongafunan-ga ukukhankanywa, uthe bekukubi kakhu-lu ngala mini.

“Bekuqhuma uthuli pha ebaleni nalapholo kaMlenzana ethewaphakamawathi aban-tu babacandele bonke abantu amanxiwa ba-yeke ubuqaba nekulapho iqale khona ing-xaki,” utshilo lo mnumzana.

Uhambise wathi uye wakwazi ukubaleka

kodwa ngelishwa wawa ngasesangweni ne-kulapho baye bamrhuqela ebaleni bazinikakanobom apha kuye.

Othethela amapolisa eMt Ayliff uCaptainMlungisi Matidane uthe kubanjwe abantuabasixhenxe nekuquka kubo oomama abab-ini abaphakathi kweminyaka eyi25 uyotshokweyi60 baze bavela kwinkundla yamatyalangomhla weshumi elinanye kuAgasti.

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Uhambisewathi uMatidane umntu emnyeukhutshwe ngebayile yeR500 lase ityalalamiselwa umhla we29 kaSeptemba kulony-aka.– AYANDA MILLISA MADIKIZELA

Unkuliwe obize abantu ngamaqaba

EFantombe apho indoda ithe yabethwangabahlali abebezicandela amanxiwakumhlaba kamasipala.

IFOTO:AYANDA MILLISA MADIKIZELA


SIMBONGILE MDLEDLE

MTHATHA women, under the flag-ship of the Women With Vision or-ganisation, have joined hands in anendeavour to build a decent pre-school for the poor children of PolarPark in the town.

This comes after they hosted aChristmas party last year in theboiling hot zinc structure whichhoused the preschool.The school’s 50 childrenhad to en-

dure unbearable cold in winter andheat in summer.The women embarked on cam-

paigns to raise funds to build a de-cent school and persuaded some lo-cal business people to contribute.Last Thursday (August 13), the sod-

turning ceremony took place atthe site.The old structure has already

been demolished by a companycalled Azcon, so construction of thenew building can start soon.“It was not a good sight to see

children suffering under such con-ditions,” Women With Visionchairperson Rashida Mukadamsaid.

She said they had managed toraise some funds by hosting galadinners, but they did not yet haveenough and were appealing formore help to improve the lives ofthe children.The new school will have two

classrooms, ablution facilities, asoup kitchen, a sickbay and accom-modation for caregivers.

Womenonmissiontobuildpreschool

The chairperson of Women With Vision, Rashida Mukudam, members of the organisation and community members atthe sodturning for the new Polar Park preschool. PHOTO:SIM MDLEDLE

UBEKWE kwikhaya lokugqibelauCeba wombutho ophikisayoi-United Democratic Movement(UDM), nobesele enguCeba ityelilesibini kuMasipala waseMb-hashe, eDutywa.UCeba Lindile Xana wakwi lali

yaseNtlonyana kwidolophu yas-eXhora, ubekwe kwikhaya lakhekule mpela veki igqithileyo kwa-kule lali ya-seNtlonyana. Lo kaX-ana ushiye ngasemva abantwanaabahlanu kunye nabazuku-lwanaabahlanu.Othethela umbutho we-UDM

uCeba Mzimkulu Tetyana um-chaze lo kaXana njengo mnyewooceba ebebephume izandlakwaye ekwazi ukwakha uluntungengcebiso zakhe.“Silahlekelwe kakhulu singum-

butho we-UDM kuba kaloku UX-ana ube fana nesisele senyathi ku-thi. Kwaye na-kwi ntlanganisozoocebaubecebisakakhulu.”Kub-eka uTetyana.Woleke ngelithi, noxa nje kwin-

tlanganiso zooceba (Council Meet-ing) kudibana ooceba bemibutho

eyohlukeneyo, bekungabi-khokrutha-kruthwano kwindawo en-oXana kuba yonke into ebey-ithetha ngesizotha nesithozela.Uvezeukubaenyeintoabazaku-

thibamkhumbulengayozinkquboabathi bazenze nanjengoko kul-ungiselelwa ulo nyulo kulo nyakauzayo. – BABALWA NDLANYA

Ubekwe kwikhaya lokugqibela uCeba

Ubekwe kwikhaya lakhe uCebawase Mbashe uCeba Lindile Xana.IFOTO:ITHUNYELWE

BABALWA NDLANYA

MEMBERS of the South AfricanCivic Organisation (Sanco) andcommunity members in Cofimva-ba have accused the Intsika YethuMunicipality of selling landowned by citizens of the town.

Sanco chairman NkosinathiMhlambiso said they had heardlast year that people were going tobe relocated by the municipality,but there was no place for them togo.“We heard that the municipality

had sold this land. People havelived there since the 1980s, butnow the municipality wants themto go away,” Mhlambiso said.He said they had tried to ask the

office of the MEC for Local Gov-ernment and Traditional Affairs,Fikile Xasa, to intervene but noth-ing had happened.This year the municipality had

continued to threaten the commu-nity members and they had endedup protesting because theywantedto know why the municipality hadtaken this decision.Intsika municipal spokesman

Zuko Tshanagana said the issuesraised by Sanco had been resolved

through Xasa.“No chargewas laid against San-

co, but there is an interdictagainst individuals who invadedthe municipal land illegally. It is

known that in this country youcannot move people and not offerthem land to stay. There is landwhere they can be relocated,”Tshangana said.

Sancodemandsanswerson ‘landgrab’

Protesters burn rubbish in Cofimvaba to show their anger. PHOTO:SUPPLIED

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THE family of an 18-year-old Grade 12pupil in Mthathaare frantically try-ing to trace theirson, who went miss-ing on Sunday lastweek.

Mbutho Sakwe, apupil at the Excelsi-or Private School inMthatha, was lastseen on Sunday aft-ernoonwhenhewason his way to visithis grandmother atthe Corana locationin Libode.His aunt, Joyce

Mfili-fili, saidMbut-ho had been accom-panied by a friend,who had told her hehad left him in Wa-terfall to return tohis home in Ngan-gelizwe Township.“We are not sure

what happened. Wedon’t know whetherhe drowned in theNgqubusini Riveror what actuallyhappened.“On Friday he at-

tended the Grade 12farewell party andhe returned homeeven though theyhad an after party,”Mfili-fili said.Mbutho had left

his phones at home.She said they had

reported the matterto the Ngangelizwepolice station, butpolice spokesper-son Lieutenant Col-onel Mzukisi Faty-ela said he did nothave any informa-tion about this inci-dent.

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LIVELE kafutshanephambi kweNkund-layamatyala ixhweleeli jongene namatya-la amabini oku bal-wa ityala loku dlwen-gula kunye nokuxh-wila lase SisonkeTownship kwidolo-phu kuCentane.

ULuvuyo Mahint-sho (43) ujongenenesityholo sokudlwengula intwaza-na ene minyaka eyi-15 neya siwa kuyengenyanga ka Aprilngelithi uza kuye la-pha. UMahintshouvele kule Nkundlangejongo zoku fakaisicelo sebheyile ze,isicelo eso sakhaty-wa yiNkundla yam-atyala. Ityala lihleh-lisiwe kusaqhutyek-wa nophando

Kuvakala ukubauMahintsho uthewabanjwa ngamap-olisa ecandelo eli jon-gene noku hluku-nyezwa kwabantwa-na i-ButterworthFamily ViolenceChild Protection andSexual Offences Unit(FCS) kule veki igqi-thileyo.

Othethela amapol-isa uCaptain Jack-son Manatha uku-qinisekisile ukubaixhoba eli lasiwakumrhanelwa ukubaale laphe.

“Kurhanelekaukuba uye wagqibanezihlobo zexhobaukuba alitshate zewali lobola ngenko-mo ezimbini kunyenamabhokwe ama-thathu,”kubekauManatha.

Ukanti omnye wa-bahlali uye wazisaamapolisa ngesi si-ganeko nalapho keiButterworth FCSiye yavula ityala zewabe uyabanjwa um-rhanelwa.– BABALWA NDLANYA

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A MAN (52) has beenarrestedaftera grand-mother (75) was rapedat Kabakazi location,Centane, last week.

The victim said shehad recognised theman and pleadedwith him to stop whathe was doing, but hehad ignored her.

“The old grannycried out very loudand her neighbourcame to her rescue,”police spokespersonCaptain Jackson Ma-natha said. “The sus-pect ran away, butwas traced and ar-rested on Friday.”

The man had beencharged with rapeand would appear inthe Centane Magis-trate’s Court soon.– BABALWA NDLANYA

Gogo (75)raped

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A MAJOR housing development is going aheadin Kwa-Ray near Mthatha, despite a war overthe land, the King Sabatha Dalindyebo Munici-pality has announced.

The open land at Kwa-Ray has been the sub-ject of a number of battles between the invadersof the land and the municipality.

The municipality has demolished illegalhouses on the land several times, but the invad-ers rebuilt the houses.

They insist that they will not give up becausethe land belongs to ekomkhulu eHadini undernkosi Gobinamba Ndamase, so the municipali-ty has nothing to do with it.

The Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) havealso joined the battle, which led to the arrest ofEFF leader Fana Mokoena and other partymembers.

The case between the municipality and Kwa-Ray residents is at the constitutional court.

Municipal spokesperson Sonwabo Mampoza

confirmed this, but declined to comment fur-ther than saying that the land was earmarkedfor housing development.

“We are not forgetting that the project wasfaced with controversial land invasions whichwere politically motivated. That problem hasbeen dealt with through the courts of this coun-try.

“We also understand the situation regardingthis land, but it is clear that it belongs to the mu-nicipality. The invaders never followed theright channels and we encourage them to followformal processes to get houses,” Mampoza said.

Machines are levelling the land and creatingstreets. Sewerage and water pipes have alreadybeen installed.

The show house is near completion and themayor Nonkoliso Ngqongwa handed over thesite last week.

“We have set the very high target of complet-ing 1 300 houses by the end December next

year,” Mampoza said.The project, which is called Project A or May-

dene Farm Extension, is one of the three green-fields projects that the municipality is imple-menting under the Breaking New Ground pro-gramme.

It consists of 1 371 stands for a mixture of RDPgap housing and affordable housing. There areschool sites, clinics, commercial and generalresidential (flats) sites.

In a first for Mthatha, this project will includedifferent types of houses, including two-storeybuildings. Engineering services include water,waterbornesewersandgravelroads.Electricitywill also be connected to the houses. The maincollector road that passes through the townshipwill be tarred.

Beneficiariesare fromtheNorwoodSixthAv-enue, Sharply informal and Scrapyard informalsettlements and from other areas in Mthatha.– SIMBONGILE MDLEDLE

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The show house that was first built for Project A or Maydene Farm,whilst the machines were levelling the streets. PHOTO: SIM MDLEDLE

KSD spokesman Sonwabo Mampoza showingthe Express team that the water is alreadyinstalled. PHOTO:SIM MDLEDLE

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Where are his friends now?READER, you know about the utterancewhich says when days are dark friends arefew.That’s what we noticed about a guy whomwe used to meet driving with his friends allnight long at the time we were still grooving.They were travelling almost all the nightclubs of UTA in one night.Wawubona nje ukuba there is a good rela-tionship kulamajita ehlala endawonye, maraamanye babengenazikari. Nina gossip teamnanibabona nisiyaphi? Kaloku as you knowwe are always on the street looking for gossipnews, not booze or girls, and we get paid forthat.Aish, da man is suffering now and we don’tknow where his friends are now while he isin that situation. He has no car presently buthe still loves mnandi places even though hisfriends are nowhere to be found.We met him in Chicago trying to go backto his room. He even told us he tried to phonethe guy whom he used to “jujuma” with, buthe was not picking up his cellphone. And we

know the man was the one who always puton the pressure to move from one place to an-other with his car.Shame, we felt bad and helped by transport-ing him to his room in Norwood.This isUTAkendoda during your affordingdays friends are all over you, but when thingsare bad they just vanish and do not help evenwhen you need it. Ask uGesh esafika la waye-ne friends all over but once his vehicle got in-volved in an accident at the Tutor Ndamaserobots they were nowhere to be found. Marake if uphinde wagrand ntwana bazakuphindebavele befuna ukusebenzisa kwakhona. Pas-op.

We are not safe on these roadsUyazi sometimes uthi xa ubona umntu el-ahla isayidi uve ubethelwa nawe kuba daaiding perhaps it can end up affecting you aswell.We just popped in to Libode to buy some-thing to eat when we saw a heavily drunk oldman driving a green private car.He was trying to get out of the car but was

unable to do so because he was flat-footed ifnot grand drunk. Until a young chap cameand help him to came out.Do you think lamntu angayibona imoto ezaphambi kwakhe xa eyila-way because beku-bonakala ukuba usazakuqhuba nanjengokoengene kwindawo ethengisa utywalawaphin-de waphuma namanye amadampi amane. Wefound it difficult towatch that ashewas strug-gling to get inside now. Ucinge ke lowo mntuusazakuqhuba. Bafethu kunzima ezwenisokhile. I wonder bafunda ntoni abantwanabakhe xa enokufika ekhaya enjeya.

Watch out for these herbalistsWe fail to understand why people don’twant to listen because we have been tellingthem about these brothers from our neigh-bouring countries, but it seems as if abantubakuthi abafuni kumamela.Recently we met a guy who was crying outbecause his wealth had been robbed by theseguys promising to make him a millionaire.Kwathiwamakakhuphe yonke imali ebankto addmore fortunes to it. Naso kenaso isiyat-

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A WALTER Sisulu University academichas etched her name in history by becom-ing the first black female graduate in thecountry to obtain a PhD in administration.

Tsolo-born Dr Beauty Makiwane, who isalso the first black female with a disabilityto head an academic department at WSU,defied all odds when she obtained her PhDfrom the University of Fort Hare last year.“That day signalled the greatest day of

my life – it will forever be embedded in mymemory. It represented the due benefits ofhard work and dedication,” Makiwanesaid.At just two years old tragedy struck Mak-

iwane when she suffered a severe case ofpolio, leaving her permanently disabledwith a loss of movement in her right leg.

“Although I don’t recall it, I believe thatmoment changed the course of my life be-cause it left mewith a physicaldisability thataffected my lifeimmensely,”she said.There’s a

whiff of just re-wards that en-velopes her re-cent appoint-ment as head ofdepartment – afeat cloaked inhard workwhich can betraced back toher beginningsas a secretary at the university’s Mthatha

campus in 1990.It was six years before Makiwane ob-

tained her first post-school qualification –obtaining her bache-lor’s degree from theuniversity throughthe aid of a study sub-sidy.“I later pursued

postgraduate studies,obtaining my honoursand masters degreesin 1999 and 2001, allthe while still em-ployed as a secretary,”Makiwane said.In 2003 she had to re-

sign her post as secre-tary after the univer-

sity eventually appointed her a part-time

lecturer in the public management depart-ment to conduct evening classes.“At one stage it was the norm for me to

go to bed at midnight preparing for a classthe next day so that it did not take awayfrom my work during the day. I actuallyheld two jobs for the university as secre-tary and part-time lecturer.”Five years later, in 2009, Makiwane

reached another milestone – gaining per-manent employment as a lecturer.Since then, she has had many stints as

an acting head of department before she fi-nally landed the job earlier this year.“Education, the key to success, is accessi-

ble. Knowing my strengths resulted in tre-mendous exposure and opened doors I nev-er thought I could enter. I view my weak-nesses as a tool to face challenges, applyingknowledge, skills and experience to elimi-nate and eradicate them,” she said.

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Dr Beauty Makiwane in her office. PHOTO:SUPPLIED

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THE Eastern Cape Liquor Board hosted aschools debating competition and dramaabout underage drinking in Mthatha lastweek.

Among the schools which took part in thiscompetition were Ngangelizwe Senior Sec-ondary School, Nozuko Senior SecondarySchool, St John’s College, Mthatha TechnicalCollege, Zimele Senior Secondary School, Ho-ly Cross Senior Secondary School, Zamuku-lungisa Senior Secondary School and ZingisaComprehensive School.

The liquor board says it continues to fightunderage drinking in the impoverished com-munities of the Eastern Cape.Board spokesperson Mgwebi Msiya said

theywere trying to educate people to use alco-hol responsibly.“Wewant to ensure that children are not us-

ing alcohol because this is killing our econo-my. We believe that pupils can play a majorrole in fighting this behaviour,” Msiya said.He said themain aimof the competition and

drama was to make these young pupils mes-sengers to theirpeersof theboard’s theme that“Booze is not for learners”.The board was responding to results of a so-

cio-economic research study in 2012 whichfound that about 36% of pupils in Grades 8, 9and 10 have tasted liquor.Findings on the prevalence of alcohol con-

sumption among pupils had raised alarmwithin the board and intervention strategieshadbeendeveloped toensure that schoolgoingchildren were educated about the negative ef-fects of alcohol abuse and underage drinking.One of the pupils,Abongile Jevu fromZingi-

sa Comprehensive, blamed adverts for glam-ourising alcohol.St Johns Senior Secondary School won a

computer and a voucher for R1 500 for win-ning the debate.

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SIMBONGILE MDLEDLE

RESIDENTS of Ugie and the surrounding ar-eas have vowed that they will make the townuncontrollable and bring everything to astandstill.

This follows the deadlock of a meeting be-tween the community and PG Bison manage-ment on Saturday, August 8.On Monday (August 17), the residents

vowed to embark on a massive protest whichwould bring the town to a standstill.The protest by the residents started on

Tuesday, August 4, and since then 10 peoplehave been arrested and charged with publicviolence.Since the commencement of the protest ac-

tion the police have beenworking around theclock trying to control the situation.The road entering the town was blocked

and heavy smoke was coming from the for-ests surrounding Ugie.It is alleged that residents resorted to burn-

ing the forests to express their discontentover the arrest of their colleagues andnot get-ting any response from PG Bison. On Friday

a helicopter worked the whole day trying toput out fires in three forests.The residents accused the company,,

which owns the forests, of violating theagreements made when PG Bison started tooperate in the forests 15 years ago.According to community leader Benet

Meyi, the company promised to create 4 500jobs for local people, include sub-contractsand tenders to be allocated for the local peo-ple, but that is not happening.He said PG Bison had even promised to get

more involved in social activities and buildcentres for community development, butnothing had materialised.Instead, the company had written letters

stating it would terminate the contracts ofsome contractors which had been hiredthere.“It also surprised us that the company is

now demanding to get only local people whohave a Standard 10 education.“In the previous agreements there was

nothing like that mentioned.“We have been trying to meet the company

management to address the issue, but theyshowed no interest in meeting us.

“That is whywe resorted to toyi-toying andwe are prepared tomake this town ungovern-able if they don’t respond to our concerns,”he said.It has been established that the company

promised to give feedback to the communityafter meeting with the board of directors.But Meyi vowed that they would continue

with their protest action until they promised

to respond to their concerns.The residents who embarked on the strike

are from localities including Ugie town andtownship, Maclear, Ngqangqolo, Ncembu,Zabasa, Etrustini, Lunyaweni and parts ofthe Elundini Local Municipality.Express tried several times to get hold of

Themba Siyolo, a spokesman for the compa-ny, but nobody answered his phone.

This was the situation inUgie after a massiveprotest and burning ofpine tree forests in thearea.

Big stones were used toblock the road enteringthe town of Ugie.PHOTOS:SIM MDLEDLE

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