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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

will be improving their results this year.

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

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

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THE petrol price is falling so quickly that afurther reduction of R1 may be on the cards,according to economist Mike Schüssler ofeconomists.co.za.

“About two weeks ago I thought it woulddrop another 25 cents, then about a week agoit looked like it would be a 50 cents’ drop. Nowit is looking like a rand decline could becometrue,” he said.

“That would be the second R1 decline andwould bring the whole reduction to over R4or a saving of R580 per month for the averagemotorist.”

This will again boost consumer spending onother products and services, in his view.

“Notice how empty shops were just afterChristmas as products sold more than expect-ed. This would be close to 6% of formal sectordisposable salaries - that is take-home pay aft-er taxes and pensions, using BankservAfrica

data,” he explained.“Consumers will take this as another good

sign and if it were not for the power outages,I would estimate that this would have boostedthe gross domestic product (GDP) by 2% to2.5% by now. That is if it lasted for the wholeyear, of course.”

The BankServAfrica Disposable Salary In-dex shows that typical disposable salaries arestill just under R10 000 per month and the av-erage just over R12 000.

In his view what is now needed is to “getEskom going and get all politics out” of thepower utility.

Saijil Singh, lead analyst of Coface, the in-ternational credit insurer, says their projec-tions indicate another drop in petrol price isdefinitely on the cards, and a 50c reductionis a strong likelihood.

“There are various factors to consider hereand the prevalent one is definitely the dropin oil price. We must be careful, however, tonot ignore the reality of a very weak rand and

gains in a dollar-based commodity are not di-rectly translated locally,” he warned.

“Simply put, while the oil price has comedown by more than 50% in the last six months,it does not mean that consumers will see a50% fuel price reduction locally.”

Another factor to note, he pointed out, isthat Coface believes the current Brent priceto be an overreaction due to weakening de-mand from the US.

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Ngokwengxelo, kuvakala ukuba la makhwenkweagagene nala madoda ngethuba ezingela iintaka kwih-lathi elikula lali. Kutyholwa ukuba la makhwenkwa-na anyanzeliswe ukulenca ubudoda benye yaloo mad-oda lo gama enye indoda kubikwa ukuba iye yadlwen-gula enye kuloo makhwenkwe.Ingxelo zidiza ukuba la makhwenkwe akakhange

ayi-bike le nyewe emakhayeni awo. Ukanti esi sihele-gu sithe savela elubala ngelixa elinye lamaxhoba lih-laselwa kukurhawuzela okunganyamezelekiyo aphakwilungu lo-kuzikhulula.Kudizwe ukuba unina wexhoba uye wathukuthezel-

wa ze wayalela ukuba mayihlambe ekhona. Kungelo

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THEMayor of theORTamboDistrictMunic-ipality Councillor Nomakhosazana Meth isurging Matrics of 2015 to take charge of theirstudies from the onset of the school year sothat they would be able to succeed at the endof the year.

Meth, who addressed learners at St John’sCollege in Mthatha during their first dayback at school, said it is important to startpaying attention from the start of the yearbecause it would ease the load towards the

end of the year.“Learners must not only start studying at

the end of the year, but they must also grab(hold of their studies) now,” she said.

The mayor also visited ZamukulungisaSenior Secondary School in Qweqwe nearMthatha on the first day of the new schoolyear.

She also held a meeting with the leadersof the schools. “We wanted to listen to theirproblems and see where we, as local govern-ment, can support and make some interven-tion if needed.”

She stressed that learners must make

friends with their books and stop getting in-volved in bad things that can negatively af-fect their future.

She congratulated the class of 2014 in theOR Tambo region and also expressed hergratitude to the Qumbu District for the bigimprovement in their matric results.

The pass rate in the Qumbu District im-proved from 50% to 70% in 2014 and shestressed that this year’s matric results mustimprove further.

In an endeavour to uplift the standard ofeducation in the region Meth and themunic-ipality will in partnership with Anglo Gold

Ashanti, host the Mayoral Best AchieversAwards in Mthatha Town Hall today (Janu-ary 29).

“We identified the number one school andnumber one learner and each will getR90 000, while the second placed will getR45 000,” said Meth.

She said they hoped that this would moti-vate each and every school and learner inthe region to work hard to get the prize mon-ey.

She called on teachers throughout the re-gion to make sure that learners’ foundationis very strong to prepare them for matric.

MayorMethencouragesmatrics to succeed

OR Tambo Mayor Nomakhosazana Meth flanked by learners of St John’s College on the first day of the 2015 school calender. PHOTO: BABALWA NDLANDYA

AYANDA MILLISA MADIKIZELA

THE Nyandeni Local Municipality councilhas accepted the Auditor-General’s find-ings and has presented action plans to ad-dress all the matters raised by the AuditorGeneral (AG).

This was done at the council meetingheld in the Nyandeni Council Chamberslast Friday where Norman Minnaar fromthe AG’s office tabled findings concerningthe municipality’s properties, plants andequipments.

Minnaar said themunicipality was so fardoingwell but they needed to improve theirstandards in order to get a clean report.

“With assets one needs to be very accu-rate; hence they need tomake sure they bal-ance everything and to always maintainthe fixed asset register,” he said.

The report also reveals that the manage-ment had not yet depreciated the assetsthat were still in use for the current yearwith the total carrying value of R257 403.

Also in the report were the findings thatthe finance lease calculation balances donot agree to the balances disclosed in theannual financial statement.

Through the findings,Minnaar also high-lighted 6 tractors which are not in goodworking condition that had been parked atthe municipality for the past 3 years.

“These tractors have not been sent for re-pairs or maintenance and this has resultedin the fixed asset register being overstatedby the value of these tractors as these assetsrequire a write down,” said Minnaar.

NyandeniMayor Thoko Sokhanyile com-mitted the municipality to addressing allthe matters raised by the AG before June30 and to also require quarterly reportsfrom the management on the progressmade.

“We have recommended quarterly verifi-cation of assets in the fixed asset register,checking their conditions and performing

a detailed review of the assets,” said Sokhan-yile.

The mayor said they would also performa detailed review of the fixed asset registerto ensure that the disposals are correctly cal-culated and accounted for.

Internal Audit Committee ChairpersonSabatha Mbolekwa encouraged the munici-pality to work harder to stay on top of thegame.

“This is a commendable performance bythe management and the council and itmeans hard work,” said Mbolekwa.

He encouraged the council to continue do-ing good and correcting work highlighted bytheAG, reminding them to always count reg-ularly, dispose and depreciate.

Nyandeni has action plans toaddress Auditor-General findings

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YOUNG Gospel sen-sation, YongamaMrwetyana (19), isspreading his wingsand the word ofGod, not onlythrough his musicbeing played by lo-cal community ra-dio stations, but alsothrough his motiva-tional talks.

Mrwetyana is giv-ing these talks onUCR, Khanya, Ink-onjane, Vukani andAlfred Nzo commu-nity radio stations.He is also current-

ly working on hisnew social show atBay TV which willbe aired aroundMarch this year.“I want to live a

life thatwill be amo-tivation to many, es-pecially for those inmy age group,” saidMrwetyana.He said he wants

young people toknow that whatevertheywant to achievein life is possiblewith faith in God.“I am now a Gos-

pel artist and thathas always been mydream,” he said.He said he loves

working in radiobut not more thansinging Gospel andworshipping Godthrough music.“I love radio and I

have big plans ofgrowing in it, butmy music careercomes first. I live itand it is my minis-try.”Mrwetyana is cur-

rently busy with thein-store distributionof his two albums(“Undithandile”and “Ebenezer”)and said that sales ofboth albums are do-ing well.He is also going

back to school thisyear to finish hisMatric atHolyCrossHigh School. By do-ing this he is alsohoping to motivateother young peopleto put educationfirst.“Education is

very important. Asan artist you need tosign contracts andbefore you can dothat you must beable to to read andunderstand what iswritten.”

Gospel starwants tomotivateothers

Yongama Mrwetyanais on a mission to notonly make his owndreams come true,but to motivate othersto do the same.PHOTO:SUPPLIED

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EASTERN Cape Rural Development andAgrarian Reform MEC, Mlibo Qoboshiya-ne, together with Premier Phumulo Masu-ale, reopened the Tsolo Agriculture andRural Development Institute (TARDI) lastThursday in Tsolo.

Also part of the event was Agriculture,Forestry and Fisheries Minister, SenzeniZokwana, and Rural Development and

Land Reform Deputy Minister, McebisiSikwatsha.

Qoboshiyane said the re-openinglaunches the three-year agricultural di-ploma that will start off with the dippingand castration of livestock.

“TARDI has been processing student ap-plications from interested students, someof whom have since been admitted tostudy at the Institute,” said MEC.

He said that the diploma will equip allprovincial animal health practitionerswith professional knowledge to help curblivestock parasites, control state con-trolled diseases, and provide veterinaryextension and advisory services to com-munities.

“Owing to the cases of rabies and otheranimal diseases prevalent in their areas,the first group of students hails from Al-fred Nzo, Amathole, Chris Hani, Joe Gqa-bi and OR Tambo district municipalities.”

The MEC highlighted that quality ani-mal healthcare was critically importantto the economy of the province becauseagriculture was one of its main economicdrivers, and a major contributor to its do-mestic product.

The first group of 30 students had beenaccredited by the South African Veteri-nary Council (SAVC) to study a bridgecourse for 18 months, considering theiraccredited diploma in animal production.

The Department of Agriculture, Forest-ry and Fisheries also handed over a veter-inary clinic to the Institute.

Diplomain AnimalHealthlaunched

Eastern Cape PremierPhumulo Masualle,

Rural Development andLand Reform Deputy

Minister McebisiSkwatsha, Agriculture,Forestry and Fisheries

Minister SenzeniZokwana, Eastern CapeRural Development andAgrarian Reform MECMlibo Qoboshiyane,

tasting bananas grownby a Lusikisiki-based

co-operative during there-opening of the TsoloAgriculture and RuralDevelopment Institute.

PHOTO: SUPPLIED

The diploma will equipall provincial animalhealth practitionerswith professionalknowledge to helpcurb livestockparasites, control statecontrolled diseases,and provide veterinaryextension andadvisory services tocommunities.

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THE Nedbank Foundation presented acheque of R10 000 to Women With Vision, anon-governmental organisation (NGO)based in Mthatha that conduct charity pro-grammes in poverty-stricken areas.

The handover , which took place last weekFriday at Café Lang Restaurant, was attend-ed by Nedbank staff members from MthathaYork Road and Mthatha Plaza branches andthe members of the charity.Woman with Vision’s chairperson, Rashi-

daMukadam, said theywere overjoyedwhenthey received a call notifying them about thesuccess of their application.“We applied in the middle of last year be-

cause we had limited funds to proceed withour programmes.“These include giving out bursaries to de-

serving learners in Junior SecondarySchools,” said Mukadam.She added that their programmes last year

included building extensions at the HappyHome for disabled children in Southern-wood, food parcels and soup kitchen at PolarPark and also a Christmas party for the com-munity.“We are very thankful toNedbank because

wewill now be able to proceedwith ourworkof giving hope to the needy. We have plansin the pipeline to build a pre-school in PolarPark as it is the most poverty-stricken areain Mthatha and parents cannot afford thefees,” she said.Nedbank Foundation Sales Support Man-

agerTranskeiRegion,VuyiDlamini, said thefundingwas processed through the Local He-roes wing with the Nedbank Foundation andthat it was not a loan.“As long as they use the funds within the

needs of the project, we have no problem.With so many applications that we receiveevery day, projects need to meet certain re-quirements before we give out any money,”said Dlamini.She said the project needs to be in exis-

tence for more than a year and a Nedbankstaff member and a client must be involvedor be part of it.Nedbank Mthatha Plaza Manager Zukie

Xozelo said Women with Vision was the sec-ond NGO to be assisted by the bank after acharity programme of the Rhema UmtataChristian Church.“We do not support churches as such, but

will support charity projects that are withinthe church which meet the requirements,”said Xozelo.

Charity rejoices

Nedbank staffmemberstogether withmembers ofWomen withVision at thehandover ofR10 000 to theorganisation.PHOTO:AYANDA MILLISAMADIKIZELA

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THE Andile Nontso foundation in partner-ship with OR Tambo District Municipalityand other sponsors, are changing the lives ofmany needy children in the former Transkei.They recently donated full school uniforms

and other learning materials to needy chil-dren in different schools in the region.Children in Mt Frere, Mthatha, Ngqeleni,

Lusikisiki and Port St Johns benefitted fromthe donation.These children, who are also golf players,

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tion as well.In addition, the foundation donated clean-

ing materials to Mthatha centres that caterfor needy and vulnerable children. The offi-cial handover was held at Mthatha CountryClub last Thursday.Founder of the Foundation andwell-known

businessmen in the former Transkei, AndileNontso, said itwas not that he is rich but rath-er that he is patriotic that he wanted to sharethe little wealth he had with the poor.He said they are raising themoney through

fundraising programmes and then distribut-ing it to make a change in the lives of poor

children of this country.“We identified beneficiaries in the areas of

sport, social development, SMMEs, and edu-cation. Our focus is more in the poor areaslike KwaMpuku, Polar Park, Ngqeleni, Li-bode, Port St Johns, Mt Frere, Butterworthand Ngcobo. By doing so we join hands in anattempt to change the lives of the poor and tohelp themget a decent education as any SouthAfrican citizen should,” said Nontso.OR Tambo Mayor Nomakhosazana Meth

called on other businesses in Mthatha to fol-low the example of theAndileNontsoFounda-tion. She said education is the key and it

should be important for the business peopleof the region to invest in it.The event was graced with the presenceof

many business people in the OR Tambo re-gion, as well as representatives of the bankswho contributed to the initiative, Nedbankand Standard Bank.The former head of Transkei and the cur-

rent leader of the United Democratic Move-ment, General Bantu Holomisa, also contrib-uted money from his own pocket to the initia-tive.Nontso said theywould like tomake this do-

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

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

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

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

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

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

Asidingi kwazi imbali yenuBafethu everybody on this Express land has

his or her own secrets which we don’t want tohear about. Kusikhathaze kakhulu okutheth-we ngomnye umjita kwi-vrou yomnye umjita

nekucacaukubababehambisangexesha lobut-sha babomara ngoku akuthethi ukuthi maka-hambe esima ngaye apha ebantwini ukubawayenjani ngelixa babesathandana. Lo ntoleyomfethu ibifunawenanentliziyoyakhoun-gabe uhamba uthetha nge-vrou yenye i-outie.Even nalo wakho zikhona izinto owazen-

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

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

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

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

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prayed about half of the night even in themid-dle of the night. Okay, we had no problemwiththat even though his action was a bit torment-ing to us because he was always disturbing usin our slumber.But ke nothing esasingayenza the guy had

accepted the calling and ethetha nenkosi yak-he. Every weekend he was not in UTA, statingthat he was going to spread the word of Godin other places particularly Idutywa.Okay sonof God.You remember we said God will reveal if

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

the word of God very strong in UTA. As youknowwe travel a lot and sithanda ubumnandi.We took a journey to Idutywa and it is whereheused to visit stating that hehad lot of follow-

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miniskirts and he looked like sefikile aphaThere’s lightatendof tunnel

kwinyembezi zikaVictoriakubaebesethethelaphezulu ephatha kunqabula aphinde aphatheizinqa zaba sisi.Wadlala pastor! We asked the lady who was

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BUTTERWORTH United FC punished theirneighbours Green Lovers FC with five goalsto zero during their SAB Regional Leaguegame.

The match was played in hot weather con-ditions atMsobomvu Sports ground last Sat-urday.

After their humiliating defeat to the visi-tors, GreenLovers coachGoldenNguqu saidthey played very well but their goalkeepermade somemistakes which resulted in themhaving to pay the price.

“I really don’t know what went wrongwith our goalkeeper today because he usedto make great saves and he is a good goal-keeper.

“But todayhe conceded three unnecessarygoals. We did not deserve to lose the gamebecause we created a lot of chances but un-fortunately we could not manage to convert

those opportunities into goals,” said Nguqu.He added that they started the game with

young players in order to test them and give-them a chance.

He urged community members to supportsoccer and to come in numbers to thegrounds to watch the games as this wouldencourage the young players a lot.

Butterworth united FC bossMzwamadodaSinyanya said his team maintained theirgame planwhichwas 4-3-3. They used highlyskilled strikers upfront with the aim of scor-ing goals and they were equal to the task.

“Before the match we told our midfieldersto pass the ball quickly to the strikers so thatwe could outrun Green Lovers’ defendersand punish them, and they did exactly whatwe told them.”

He said he was happy with a win but wasdisappointed with the turnout at the stadi-um. He said he would like to see people sup-porting the games and coming in numbersto the stadium.

ButterworthUnitedpunishesits neighbours

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