THURSDAY June 26, 2014 |0 047 050 4430 | www.mthathaexpress.co.za | mthathaexpress.mobi | greg.nota@media24.com or express@media24.com | Previously known as the Mthatha Fever EDITOR: BETTIE GILIOMEE

pressMTHATHA

60 000 COPIES WEEKLY Port St Johns | Mthatha | Libode | Ngqeleni | Tsolo | Qumbu | Mount Frere

Terms & condition applyWE WILL BEAT ANY WRITTEN QUOTE BEE Compliant7 Sprigg street Mthatha Tell 047 532 4599 / 061 785 0503

R124.99Cement

R73.99R650.00

Blocks

R5.75 each

Porcelain tiles

perm2

60 x 60

starting

from

**

**

each

each

Dulux

Berger

Master

R699.00

R299.00

Dulux

Weather Guard

8 Panel Door

with

HingesFREE

NPC

MTK76F-260614-TE-ebkmwa-hyper2

BABALWA NDLANYA

AT least 15 people were arrestedlast week when anarchy eruptedin the Ncora Administrattive Ar-ea in Cofimvaba.

Special police forces were deployed to re-store order and residents were warned to stoptheir violent behaviour or face arrest.

Cofimvaba Station Commander, Lieuten-ant Colonel Gcinikhaya Taleni, said peoplehad to stop fighting immediately and find oth-er ways to resolve their disputes.

“SAPS have deployed Public Order Police(POP) and the Tactical Response Unit (TRT) todefuse the conflict. These units will continue

patrol the area until the situation is calm. Any-one who continues with criminal activitieswill be arrested immediately,” said Taleni.

Whitlesea Corporate Communication, War-rant Officer Namhla Mdleleni, confirmed thatpolice officials from Cofimvaba had arrested15 suspects and that 13 cases had been openedat the station following the conflict.

“The fifteen suspects were arrested after al-legedly burning down houses and committingother crimes. The suspects were charged witharson, attempted murder, murder, rape andassault,” said Mdleleni.

She said Police officials also confiscated anumber of dangerous weapons from the pub-lic. It is alleged that nine homesteads wereburnt down and that a woman (50) was raped,

stabbed and robbed of an undisclosed amountof money.

In another incident a man (50) was stabbedto death and his wife seriously injured. A caseof murder had been opened.

The conflict follows a dispute in which twofactions – Board 4 and Producers Assembly– are not seeing eye to eye about developmentin the area.

According to a source, who wishes not tobe named, faction members were blaming oneanother for not reporting back to the commu-nity about developmental issues in the area,with specific reference to the Ncora IrrigationScheme (NIS).

A resident, Ace Posholo, said according tohis knowledge, a dairy was operating in the

NIS, and that another one was in the pipeline.“Some of the land has already been ploughed.These people who are attacking us, say theydon’t want the development.”

He said he was victimised and attackedwhile he was at home, and told Express thathis house was bombed and his tavern, tractorand other vehicles vandalised.

“Even though the situation is tense, we aresleeping in our homes. But I have heard thatsome people were sleeping in the mealie fieldsout of fear of being victimised at home. Ac-cording to my knowledge eleven houses wereburnt down.”

The secretary for the House of TraditionalLeaders, Chief Xolile Ndevu, said he was una-ware of the problems.

5ARRESTED: RESIDENTSWARNED

AnarchygripsNcora

Nyandeni Great Place recently launchedits winter circumcision season and hascome up with plans to curb botchedcircumcision and deaths. Read full storyon page 4. PHOTO:SUPPLIED

Wintercircumcisionseasonlaunched

2 NewsJune 26, 2014Mthatha Express

LIQUIDATION & DEMO STOCKAUCTION - 10AM

LARGE QUANTITY FURNITURE,APPLIANCES &TV’S

ALL STOCK MUST GO!LOUNGE SUITES BEDS BEDROOM SUITES* *

NEW LED’S/LCD’S LARGE QUANTITY*FRIDGES GAS STOVES ETC*WAYNE 082 4571 716

*******************************CAR AUCTION - 3PM+20 CARSTO BE AUCTIONED

WANT TO SELL YOUR CAR?CONTACT ED 072 267 4398

UPCOMING AUCTIONS17TH & 31ST JULY

TERMS:R1000 refundable registration deposit on general goods & R5000 pervehicle.Auctioneers commission, buyers premium & doc. fees applicable.Goodssold“voetstoots”. Full T&C’s available from office. Subject to change without notice.

MTHATHATHURSDAY 26TH JUNE

AUCTION16 ERROL SPRING AVE,VULENDELA HEIGHTS

Kennedy Chitula MwangeSALES EXECUTIVE

82 Blakeway Street, Mthatha

Office: (047) 050 4430

Fax: (041) 503 6256

Cell: 073 478 7899

E-mail:

kennedy.mwange@media24.com

MTK800-260614-TE-ebkmwa-ken

ADMISSION 2015APPLICATION FORMS FOR GRADE

8-12 ANDMATRIC REWRITE NOW

AVAILABLE FOR COLLECTION.

MTK8EA-260614-TE-ebkmwa-KING

Ngexesha Lasebusika

Buza ku-Gqirha wakho ngencukacha zolwalukoolukhusele-kileyo kwisibhedlela

sase Shelly Beach Day Hospital

okanye usifonele ngqo kule mfono-mfono:

039 315 6430email: admin@shellybeachhospital.co.za

MT3GGF-260614-TE-cknnon-shelly

Strategic Environmental Focus - Landscape Architects localartist/sculptor

ProposedSchedule

Send information (by post or email) to:

are looking for ato perform work for a new development project in Mthatha. This person will

have to convert existing large siltstone boulders into sculptural elements that have culturaland local significance. Kindly submit a brief resume / company profile with references forsculpting work done. Appointments will be arranged to view some of the work during themonth of July 2014.

1. June 2014 Expressions of Interest advertised.2. July 2014 Appointments with artists.3. August 2014 Selection of Artists.4. October 2014 Development begins.5. November 2014 Delivery.6. January 2015 Installation.

Strategic Environmental Focus, P.O.Box 74785Lynnwood Ridge, 0040

Or email: lizelle@sefsa.co.zaThe contact person for further information and project liaison is:

Name: Lizelle Wolmarans

T: 012 349 1307 F: 012 349 1229

MTK9VQ-260614-TE-ebkmwa-strat

Free consultation (BEE contributor)

082 472 7292 / 076 832 9570086 722 7120

ALL DEBT into1 account!!

R300 000=±R2400 pm

CONSOLIDATE

MTKG8K-260614-TE-ebnnon-FREE

SIMBONGILE MDLEDLE

PRIOR to May’s general elections, manytowns in the former Transkei were plaguedby service delivery protests and it now seemsas if this problem is back.

Eighteen Ntabankulu residents were ar-rested in ward 7 of the Drayini location in Nta-bankulu last week.

Police spokesperson, Captain Mlungisi Ma-tidane, confirmed the incident, stating that

the police are compelled to arrest residentswho are blocking roads.

The Expresswas also told that service deliv-ery protests are looming for towns like Mt Ay-liff, Mt Frere and Bizana. People were sayingthat no one had yet visited these towns to makegood on promises made prior to the election.

Before the elections there were a numberof service delivery protests, which had result-ed in interventions by local leaders, who hadto convince residents to vote.

Political analyst Dr Somadoda Fikeni, ex-

Servicedeliveryprotests loomagain

SIMBONGILE MDLEDLE

DESPITE speculation that the KingSabatha Dalindyebo (KSD) Municipality’sbank account had run dry, officials are say-ing that all municipal employees would bepaid at the end of the month.

Municipality employees started to panicand threatened to strike, following a news-paper report, that the municipal accounthad run dry after having paid out millionsof rands for a settlement.

According to municipal spokesperson,Sonwabo Mampoza, it had been in the pub-

KSDwill pay its employees

plained why the protests seem to be comingback. “Some community members who wererefusing to vote went to vote on May 7, be-cause they were promised that their demandswould be attended to after the elections, butnow the leaders are not coming to them.”

He said people also wanted to express theiranger, so that their demands could be metfirst.

Somadoda advised the newly elected gov-ernment to build the capacity of local govern-ment to respond to the demands and commu-

nicate more effectively.He said there was a need to instil profes-

sionalism within the municipalities andbuild confidence.

“The government must also second thesame people who were previously working forthese small municipalities and ask the pri-vate sector to also offer their skills. Peoplewearing more than one hat are also posingchallenges . . . This creates a lot of problemswhen it comes to proper accountability,” saidFikeni.

lic domain that employees of the King Saba-ta Dalindyebo Municipality would not gettheir salaries at the end of June 2014.

Last week Tuesday, King SabataDalindyebo Executive Mayor, CouncillorNonkoliso Ngqongwa, called a meetingwith all employees to assure them that theywould receive their salaries.

“There is no need to panic,” said Mampo-za.

He said the matter would be tabled before

Council in the next Council meeting.“It was unfortunate that the matter had

reached the media, since it was an internalmatter,” concluded Mampoza.

South African Municipal Workers’ Union(SAMWU) representative in King SabataDalindyebo municipality, Lwazi Madyibi,said the Mayor had assured them that theywould be paid and as a result they are notexpecting any further surprises.

“We trust her,” said Madyibi.

MTHATHA EXPRESS | THURSDAY 26 JUNE 2014 NEWS 3

Traditional medicine with aproud heritage

AVAILABLE COUNTRY WIDE @

THE WONDER NATURALDETOXIFYING ANDCLEANSINGHEALTHSENSATION

Prosit is available in:Alcohol and Alcohol freeas well as sugar free liquidin 750ml, 375ml, and 100ml bottlesVeggie (Halaal) and ordinarycapsules (30's and 60's)Aloe granulesAloe powder

OFTEN COPIEDNEVER EQUALED

Made from Cape Aloe ferox and natural herbs

Tel: 041 365 3247 Fax: 041 365 3256Email: sales@africancures.co.za Web: www.africancures.co.za

Dischem, MediRite, Alpha Pharm, Clicks,Just On Cosmetics, Jumbo, Arrow, selected

Pharmacies, Klinicare Pharmacies, Pharmed,Boxer Stores, health shops and wholesalers

YELLOWCAPAlcohol free

Students celebrateYouthDay

Students perfoming the “Sarafina” dance at the recently held Lilitha College nursing YouthDay celebrations. The event was organised to show appreciation for the youths who werekilled in 1976 and to raise awareness for the hardships many people had to go through inorder for the current youth to enjoy freedom.

PHOTO: AYANDA MILLISA MADIKIZELA

BRIDGINGCASH

while waiting for

PENSION/PACKAGEPayout (Lumpsum only)

Tel:043 722 0980076 475 2818

4 NewsJune 26, 2014Mthatha Express

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

P.M.R3990

Visual for illustration purposes. Retail price R274 800. 0% Deposit, 72 months, 30% Balloon (R82 440),9.5% interest rate. Total cost of finance R365 730. * Free insurance for the first 12 months. Instalment quotedexcludes on road cost, initiation fee and R57 bank service fee. Subject to bank approval. Terms and Conditions apply.

■ 6-Speed■ Excellent fuel economy■ Powerful 2.0i litre engine■ Spacious 3 rows with 7 seats

INCLUDING

FREEINSURANCE

*

!

INCLUDINGINCLUDINGINCLUDING

FREEINSURANCE

*

!!!

ON

SPECIAL

NOW!

2.0 Litre

Ex Guest lodge with 60 rooms 3 flats andconference section

Ideal for monthly residentialaccommodation

Potential rent of R60 000 TO R80 000per month.

COMMERCIAL PROPERTY

IN UGIE (90KMS FROM MTHATHA)FOR SALE

Will consider any reasonable offers.Contact: 0726416786

Naeem@dmc-holdings.comMTG39A-260614-TE-ebkmwa-property

In accordance with the editorial policy of theMthatha Express, we invite readers tocomment on mistakes in the newspaper andshall correct significant errors as soon aspossible. Send info to the Ombudsman ofMedia24’s Local Press, George Claassen, atgeorge.claassen@media24.com or call him at0 021 851 3232. Readers can also contactthe SA Press Ombudsman at0 011 484 3612/8 or e-mail ombuds-man@presscouncil.org.za.

OMBUDSMAN

SIMBONGILE MDLEDLE

POLICE have arrested two suspects for thekidnappingandkilling ofMthathanunSis-ter Mary Paule Tacke (82).

According to police spokesperson, Colo-

nel Mzukisi Fatyela, the suspects were ar-rested on June 19 and 21 in the Sibangwenilocation, Mthatha, after a massive man-hunt by the Police. Both will appear incourt again on July 7.

Sister Tacke (82), who was regarded asa Good Samaritan in the area who dedicat-

Suspects arrested in nun kidnapping andmurdered herself to the well-being of children, waskidnapped by armed men in Norwood in Mt-hatha during a visit to the Thembelitshachildren’s home. Her body was later foundfloating in a stream in Tyara Village in Li-bode. Her car was found in the Qokolwenilocation about 25 km away from Mthatha.

AYANDA MILLISA MADIKIZELA

Nyandeni Great Place launched its circumci-sion season last Monday in Libode, aiming toprevent botched circumcisions and deathsthis winter season.

Nyandeni Great Place spokesperson,Mlamli Ndamase, said the circumcision ritu-al was becoming uncontrollable so they hadto come up with a plan.

“Nyandeni came to an agreement that eachseason will only be officially opened by KingNdlovuyezweNdamase toprevent illegal initi-

ation schools in our locations,” said Ndamase.On the day of the launch, an ox was slaugh-

tered and traditional beer (umqombhothi)was prepared to perform a ritual to talk to theancestors about a safer circumcision season.Ndamase said the ritual was performed toapologize to the ancestors for any wrongsthat they have done for their children to diewhen this custom is performed and to alsourge the ancestors to guide the initiatesthroughout the season.

“We hope for a death-free season and wework closely with the department of healthand the police,” he said.

Circumcision season launchedTraditional leaders attending and commu-

nitymemberswereurged tobeon the look-outfor any suspicious surgeons and initiationschools in their areas and to quickly reportsuch information to the police and to healthauthorities.

Nkosi Nzululwazi Nobuya from Port StJohns,whowas among the traditional leadersattending the launch, said the plan was yield-ing positive results.

“We are now able to control what is goingon in our areas and it makes it easy for us tospot illegal initiation schools and the deathshave decreased,” said Nobuya.

REPORTER

ATHOL TROLLIP, DA-leader in the EasternCape, said they would only be totally satisfiedif more arrests follow in the Hawk investiga-tionwhich lead to seniorBuffaloCityMetro of-ficials, including mayor Zukiswa Ncitha andher deputy Temba Tinta, handing themselvesover to the Hawks on Monday over the Mande-la funeral scandal.

“We are very happy about the investigation.

Hawks clampdownonBCMofficialsIt proves that the Hawks are taking the allega-tionsseriously.Butwewillonlybesatisfiedoncemore arrests have been made. “It is clear thatmoneyhasbeen launderedand fraudcommittedand it is important that people suffer the conse-quences of the offences,” said Trollip.

Also on the list of those handing themselvesover on Monday, are council speaker Luleka Si-mon-Ndzele, councillor Sindiswa Gomba andOndela Mahlangu, who is the acting director ofexecutive support services in themayor’s office.

East London newspaper Daily Dispatch re-

ported that Simon-Ndzele was the first to arriveat theHawksoffices inEastLondon, followedbyMahlangu. Tinta, accompanied by two bodyguards, arrived moments later. About 30 min-utes later, Ncitha joined them.The Daily Dispatch, broke the story about the

scandal a few weeks after the funeral.AtthecentreofthecontroversywastheANC’s

BCM regional secretary Phumlani Mkolo, whoappeared to have engineered the movement offunds into various bank accounts.

In a statement on Monday, the Department ofLocal Government and Traditional Affairs(DLGTA) confirmed the arrests of Ncita, Tintaand Luleka Simon-Ndzele.

5NewsJune 26, 2014Mthatha Express

MUCH MORE SPECIALS CALL US NOWCHAIRS, TABLES, CHAIRS COVERS, TIEBACK, TABLECLOTHS, DRAPINGS, JUMPING CASTLES, ARMY TENTS, CARPETS

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

WE CAN BEAT ANY WRITTEN QUOTE GURANTEE

X 10 TENT PEG & POLE .........................

HEAVY DUTY 2 POLES

7 X 12 TENT PEG & POLE ......................

HEAVY DUTY 2 POLES

9 X 15 TENT PEG & POLE ......................

HEAVY DUTY 2 POLES

9 X 18 TENT PEG & POLE ......................

HEAVY DUTY 3 POLES

9 X 24 TENT PEG & POLE ......................

HEAVY DUTY 4 POLES

9 X 30 TENT PEG & POLE ......................

HEAVY DUTY 4 POLES

7 X 12 FRAME TENT ...............................

HEAVY DUTY

9 X 18 FRAME TENT ..............................

HEAVY DUTY

...............................

.......................................

....................................................

...................................................

.....................................

................................................

...................

..................

....................

..................

R 5 900

R 7 500

R 12 000

R 16 500

R 22 000

R 23 500

R 13 500

R 84 500

9 X 30 FRAME TENT

HEAVY DUTY

7 X 12 CARPET

CHAIRS

TABLES

CHAIR COVERS

DRAPING

10 X 30 TENT PEG & POLE

HEAVY DUTY 5 POLES

15 X 33 TENT PEG & POLE

HEAVY DUTY

30 X 80 TENT PEG & POLE

HEAVY DUTY

50 X 100 TENT PEG & POLE

HEAVY DUTY

R105 000

R 8 250

R 50.00

R 480.00

R 24.00

R 6 250

R 36 500

R105 000

R235 000

R358 000

NOT IMPORTED MAKE | NOT CHINESS MATERIAL

ALL HEAVY DUTY

10% SALE OF EACH TENTTWO WEEKS SALE 4/07/2014

MTKGBF-260614-TE-ebnnon-home

SIMBONGILE MDLEDLE

NANDI Mpofukazi Mancotywa (74), whopassed away last week after a heart attack,will be laid to rest on Friday June 27, at RossMission.

Mancotywa, who is the mother of the Na-tional Heritage Council (NHC), Chief Execu-tive Officer (CEO), Sonwabile Mancotywa,will be remembered as parent, grandmotherand community builder.The church ceremony will be officiated by

the Assemblies of God Church, at the familyhomestead in Ross Mission, Mthatha, from9am.Various dignitaries, including Ambassa-

dor Rapu Molekane, Lulu Johnson (MP);Minister of Arts andCulture, theHonourableNathi Mthethwa and the Minister of Sportand Recreation, Honourable Fikile Mbalula,will be attending the funeral service.Sonwabile Mancotywa said “Zibs”, as she

was affectionately known, loved music andwas a choir conductor. During her earlytwenties she qualified as a teacher – a profes-sion she was committed to for 60 years.“Shewas the firstAfrican teacheratGqwesa,

anareawhichwasdeeplyruralandhistoricallymarginalized. The choice of this noble profes-sionwas as a result of inspiration fromher par-ents who loved education,” said Mancotywa.As a qualified teacher, she nurtured,

moulded and produced many generations ofpupils during her long years of service. Afterretirement she opened, and became principalof, a crèche for close on ten years. Destituteand vulnerable children as well as orphansreceived care and education at the crèche. Af-ter a longand successful campaignbyher and

her colleagues, the crèche and its welfareservices were officially recognised by the De-partment of Education. The crèche became afeeder school for Ross Primary School.Nandi was the eldest daughter of the late

Jameson Mangeni Nozigqwaba and DoraNozigqwaba. Born in Gqwesa, Qumbu in theEastern Cape, she was the first born in thesecond marriage of her father. From Qumbuthe family relocated to Mount Frere, whereher father ran a hospitality business.

Funeral ofbeloved‘Zibs’onFriday

The late Mam’Nandi Mancotywa.PHOTO: SUPPLIED

6 NewsJune 26, 2014Mthatha Express

R169 950R169 9502.2 Diesel LDV

EASTERN CAPE MOTORSEASTERN CAPE MOTORSEast London: 043 7044000. K.W.T: 043 643 3479

*

RANGER SPECIAL

■ Aircon option ■ Radio ■ Power Steering ■ Immobilizer* Excludes VAT, R193 743 including VAT. Excluding Aircon.

88kw / 285NmPower Torque

SIMBONGILE MDLEDLE

DESPITEadecent education and fame, aman(74) who once starred in a television show,chooses to live like a modern-day RobinsonCrusoe in the forest near Port St Johns.

Ben Adolf Dekker has a Bachelor’s degreein Psychology, a BA honours degree, and heused to be an Afrikaans actor.He became known for portraying the char-

acter of Gaitsigubib in the Afrikaans TV se-ries Vlakte Duskant Hebron.He said his father was Managing Director

of an oil company here in South Africa, butthat he had forgotten the company’s name.Ben left a life of comfort for the forestwhere

he stays alone and lives off the land.Big Ben, as he is affectionately known, has

been staying in the Mthumbane forest nextto Second Beach, for almost 35 years now andsaid he enjoys every second.He told Express that the reason he chose to

stay there was his love for the environmentand for plants.He cultivates plants to preventsoil erosion.He has built “shanties” inside the forest

and sometimesheevenaccommodatespeoplewho don’t have a place to stay.He has a studiowhere he puts his work and

some items he has collected from the sea, astudy room and a place where he dries plantswhich he uses as medicine.He said no one hinders him and that he al-

ways sleeps peacefully.Big Ben said he does not spend too much

money. “I only buy oil. The rest I get from na-ture.” He doesn’t smoke and likes to readbooks about plants and the history of theworld and even has copies of Mthatha Ex-press and Uvo Lwethu Express.“The only money I spend is to buy my fa-

vourite drink, red wine. The rest I get fromthe plants and sea,” said Big Ben. Accordingtohim,most tourists visit his place to seehowhe survives.He said he has friends all over the world,

including the leader of the Inkatha FreedomParty (IFP), Mangosuthu Buthelezi.Ben said death alone could terminate his

love for the environment. He doesn’t haveany children or a woman in his life.When the Express arrived at his place he

was busy paving the way to his shanty. “I ampreparing the route for my visitors so thatthey can walk here easily.”Big Ben was born in Centane, before his

parentsmoved to East London, where he pur-sued his studies at the Saasveld Forestry Col-lege.He then went to Rhodes University where

he obtained his BA honours. Thereafter hewent to Cape Town,where heworked for Am-nesty International. He travelled a lot in thecountries he was deployed to by Amnesty In-ternational. Among other countries, he wasdeployed to Sudan.

Simbongile.mdledle@media24.com

Ex-actor chooses forest over civilisation

Ben Dekker in his study with a picture of Nelson Mandela. PHOTO: SIM MDLEDLE

This is how Ben prepares food at his place inthe forest. PHOTO:SIM MDLEDLE

MTHATHA EXPRESS | THURSDAY 26 JUNE 2014 NEWS 7Metropolita

nRep

ublic

/145

72/E

FirstNationalBank–adivisionof FirstRandBankLimited. An Authorised Financial Services and Credit Provider (NCRCP20).

attractmorecustomers toyour business.

Search: FNBBusinessSlimline

With a SlimlineATM, your customers will always have a safe and convenientplace to do their banking, every day. And themore they bank, themorepotential business for you.

Email atmleads@fnb.co.za to find out how you can benefit from your very own in-storeSlimline ATM.

BENEFITSTOYOU• Increased footfall in your store• You pay nomonthly fees for up to 3months• Reduction in cash deposit fees• Earn commission on every transaction

BENEFITSTOYOURCUSTOMERS• Prepaid airtime and electricity• Payments and transfers• Balance enquiries•Withdrawals of cash vouchers

Making home building simple

Build it MthathaNo 15 Elliot Road047 531 4330

Vulindlela Build itNo 2 Progress Road

Vulindlela Height047 531 8036

* We offer credit facilities instore

There aremanymore specials in store. Hurry and youwon’t missout

PROMOTION STARTS ON THE 26 JUNE TO 5 JULY 2014

Wheelbarrow WeldedMesh

1.8 x 30m

R229,90

each R76,95

DiggingSpade

R79,90

R399,90NPC

Cement

MTKFX5-260614-TE-ebnnon-build

SIMBONGILE MDLEDLE

MTNdonated eight laptops to theMbuqe Jun-ior Secondary School in Mthatha last week.

The donation forms part of MTN’s drive toinclude schools in the former Transkei in thedigital world.Michael Mcolman, MTN regional Market-

ing Manager for the Eastern Cape, said theinitiative also formed part of the company’s21-day-campaign to give back to the commu-nity who supported them.He said they were enabling pupils to do re-

search without having to leave the schoolgrounds.School Governing Body member, Mbulelo

Sandlana, expressed his gratitude to MTN.“This will improve the standard of learningat the school.“Now our children don’t need to leave the

premises in order to do research.”School principal, Manalandile Mazomba,

also expressed his gratitude to MTN andcalled on other companies to follow inMTN’sfootsteps.MTN is expected to donate more laptops

throughout the Eastern Cape.

School receiveslaptops for research

Mbuqe JSS principal (in black) Malandile Mazomba, flanked by MTN staff members with MTN’sdonation of laptops. PHOTO:SIM MDLEDLE

8 Advertisement Mthatha Express June 26, 2014

June 26, 2014 Mthatha Express Advertisement 9

10NewsJune 26, 2014Mthatha Express

DR CHIPALEUphoxekile okanye 2-3 days ingxaki yakho

izolungiswa ngu Dr ChipaleUkhatazekile

* 100% ukubuyisa isithandwa sakho* Ukuphumelela iLotto* Fumana umtshato ngenyanga enye* Ndigqibezela imisebenzi eyohlule abanye oogqirha* Ukubuyisa umntu osweleke ngendlela engaqondakaliyo* Cima onke amatyala okwi account yakwo same day* Mhlukanisa abantu abathwandanayo 1 day uthandanenaw wedwa*Amagununduwaneakuphathele imali (48 hrs)* Khulisa induku (1 day)* Ukukhupha umntu esiseleni noba segwetyiwe* Ukususa umntu akusakolisayo xa ungamfuni

Bhatala Emva komsebenziContact 071 927 4668

MTK7UA-260614-TE-ebkmwa-CHIPALE

DR MKULU THAMBULI HERBALIST

078 413 0250

- Isisombululo sentonga yoncedo ulungelwa kwangelanga100%

- Ukubopha umntu wakho amamele wena wedwa nobauthinina

- Ukubuyisa impahla ebiweyo- Ukubuyisa isithandwa sakho noba salahleka kudalakangakanani

- Ndigqibezela imisebenzi yohlule abanye oogqirha- Ukubuyisa umntu osweleke ngendlela engaqondakaliyo- Iimpuku kunye nemagic stick uyifumane imalingokukhawuleza

- Ukukhupha umntu esiseleni noba segwetyiwe- Ukuyekisa umntu utywala nokujola- Ukususa umntu okusokolisayo- Ukuhlukanisa izithandani

MTK8QQ-260614-TE-ebkmwa-MKULU

DR MKHULU UBANDASULA IZINYEMBEZI KUZO ZONKE INGXAKI OHLANGANA NAZO. NANGU

UQGIRHA WETHU UGARANTIWE 24HRS.Pay after job is done

LEQA UNGAPHOSWA UGQIRHA UYAKUTHEMBISA 100% GUARANTEEUNCEDO LUKHONA, CONTACT 073 8731601

* Buyisa isithandwa sakho.Hlukanisa abathandanayo ibe nguwewedwa* Fumanaumtshato ngokukhawuleza* Fumanaabantwana. Vusa/Khulisa induku*Pasa eskolweni izane pen zakho zimbini* Buyisa umntu otshone ngendlela engaqondakaliyo* Phumaejele izanempahla yalomntu*Qinisa umzi, ishishini. Buyisa into ebiweyo*Buyisela kumnikazi wayo okuthakathayo* Imali ekhawulezayo ukuphela newoza-woza leBusiness* Iimpuku zemali* Cimaamatyal kwiAccount yakho* Fakelwa imali kwiAccount yakho*Abantwanaabafutshane bakhona nokunye okuninzi

MTK8WF-260614-TE-ebkmwa-mkhulu

DR MKHULU CHAMBIWANDIYANCEDAABANTU ABANENGXAKI

* UPHOXEKILE OKANYE UKHATHAZEKILE

* 1 DAYS INGXAKI YAKHO IZOLUNGISWA

DR MKHULU CHAMBIWA* UKUBUYISA ISITHANDWA SAKHO 100%

* WOZAWOZA BUSINESS

* AMAGUDWANE AKUPATHELE IMALI 12 HRS

* UKUBUYISA UMNTU OSWELEKA NGEDLELA

ENGAQONDAKALIYO

* UKUSUSA UMNTU OKUSOKOLISAYO XA UNGAMFUNI

* NDIYAWACIMA ONKE OMATYALA KWI ACCOUNT

YAKHO 3 DAYS

* ISITHANDWA SIBE SESAKHO WEDWA

* UKUPUMA EJELE 3 DAYS

* UKUKUPHA IZINTO EZIMDAKA EMZINI WAKHO

BHATALA EMVA KOMSEBENZI

CALL DR CHAMBIWA 0617579730MTK9GF-260614-TE-ebkmwa-mkulu

DR MAJOTI

INYANGI IFIKILE EDOLOPHINI LELONA THEMBA LAKHO

LOKUGQIBELA 100% INYANGI

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

5. BUYISAISITHANDWASAKHO,BUYISAUSISI (VIRGINA)UMENZEAKUTHANDENAPHAKADE,HLISAIWEIGHT

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

7. LIBUNGUTWAPOWDERS -KHULISAILUNGULOBUDODAIFIKENAKOWUPHIUMLINGANISELONGAPHANDLEKWEZIPHAZAMISO.

8. MACAMBE -UGQIBAZONKE IINGXAKIEZISHIYWENGABANYEOOGQIRHA

UNGALIBAZISI FOWUNELA OKANYE UVE MALUNGA NEENKCUKACHA:

BHATALA EMVA KOMSEBENZI •NDIFUMANEKA EMTHATHA

CELL: 078 828 3713

MTKGH5-260614-TE-ebnnon-majoti

GOGO MAIDA

NDIYAKWENZA NOKUNYE OKUNINZI - BHATALA EMVA KOMSEBENZI

CALL ON: 073 2549315

- UKUBUYISA ISITHANDWA SAKHO- CIMA AMATYLALA KWI ACCOUNT YAKHO- PASSA ESIKOLWENI AND INTERVIEWS- HLUKANISA ABANTU ABATHANDANAYO- KHULISA UBUDODA (M, XL, XX)- SUSA UMNTU ONAMFUNIYO

- BUYISA UMNTU OBHUBHE NGENDLELAENGAQONDAKALIYO

- AMAGUNDWANA AKUPHATHELE IMALI- OTIKOLOSHE BAFAKE IMALI KWI ACCOUNT YAKHOUYIKHUPHE KWANGALOMINI

- BOPHA INDODA OKANYE UMFAZI XA ENGATHEMBEKI- ZONKE IINGXAKI OHLANGANA NAZO EMSEBENZINI

MTKI75-260614-TE-mgkmwa-gogo

IGAMA LAM NDINGUNOLUNTUOHLALA EMTHATHA. NDIFUNA UKUXELGLA

ABANATU BANKUTHI NGOMMANGALISO OWALTHI WEHLA KVM SELE NDINCAMILE EMPILWEN YAM.NGONYAKA KA 2012 KU AUGUST NOATHI NDAHLDSELWA SISTROKE ICALA LONKE.

KWANYANZOLEKAUKOUBANDIYEKE UMSOBENZI KUGANDANDINGASAKWAZI KWENZA

NTO.NGONJAKA KA 2013 NDACETYISWA NGOGQIRHA OFIKAYO OVELA EZANZIBAAR. LO

GQIRHAWATHIAKUNDIBONAWABUZAUKUBASANDI QALANINI NANDAMXELELA. WATHI

YINQALO LOYO UQHELELUKOPHAKAMISAABANTUABANEMINYAKA.KANDINIKA AMAYEZA EMANDIWASOBENZISE - NDAWA SEBENZISA NDINGENATHEMBA.

KWATHI NJE NGOKIBA NDIQNUBEKEKA NOKUSOBENZISA LE TREATMENT, NDEVA

UKUBA UMZIMBA LO WAM INGATHI UYAQHAQHEKA, YANGATHI NDINGNKANTSI. IFAMIY

YAM YAMPHONELA YAMXELELA NGESIGANEKO ESO, WATN, KANT, BENDIFUNANT NA,

BENDINGAFUNI MPILO NA. SATHANDAZA SABULELA IMISEBENZ KA BAWO. KWINEKI

EZILANDELAYO NDASUKUMANDAZIHAMBELANGAPHANDLE KOKUNCEDISWA.KUNAMHLANJE NJE NDIYAPHANGELA IWANA NENTSOMI INTO YOKUBA NDANDIKHE

NDASHWABANAICALA.ISIMANGA KE SESOKUBA NJENGOKWBA NDIHAMBA KULOGQIRHA WAM. KUKHO

ABANYE ABABALISA NGEENGXAK EZOHLUKILEJO KWEZ ZAM, ASA NCOMA IINDLELA

ABANEEDAKALANGAYO.NDIFUNUKUTHI KE LOSAPHO LWAKUTHI “UNGAPHELELWA LITHEMBA BESEKHONA

ABANTUABANGAKU - NCEDAEMTHATHA.

XA UFUNA UKUVA GABALALA FOWUNELA U GQIRHA KULE NUMBER 073 322 0378 OKANYE MNA KULE NOMBOLO 071 059 9269

MTKIA0-260614-TE-ebkmwa-igama

SULA IZINYEMBEZI KUZO ZONKE INGXAKI OHLANGANA NAZONAKU UGQIRHAWETHU UGARANTIWE 24HRS

PAT AFTER JOB IS DONE* BUYISA ISITHANDWA SAKHO. HLUKANISAABASATHANDANAYO IBE

NGWE WEDWA. FUANA UMTSHATO NGOKUKHAWULEZA. FUMANA

ABANTWANA. VUSA/KHULISA INDUKU. PASA ESIKOLWENI * BUYISA

UMNTU OTSHONE NGENDLELA ENGAQONDAKALIYO * SUSA UMNTU

ONGAMFUNIYO, ISIPILI UBONE OKUMOSHAYO, PHUME EJELE * INGE-

NE IMALI KWI BANK ACC YAKHO 1DAY * QINISA UMZI, ISHISHINI, BUY-

ISA INTO KUMNIKAZI WAYO OKUTHAKATHAYO * IWOZA-WOZAYEBHI-

ZINISI, IMALI EKHAWULEZAYO IHAMBA NGOMOYA AMAGUNDWANE

AKUPHATHELE IMALI, IMAGIC BOTTLO STICK, FUMANA UMSEBENZI/

WONYUSELWE UMSEBENZI, WINA AMATYALA, LOTTO, CASINO *

UNAMAFUFUNYANANOKUNYEOKUNINZI?FREE DELIVERY PAY AFTER JOB - LEQA UNGAPHOSWA UGQIRHA

UYAKUTHEMBISA 100% - GUARANTEE UNCEDO KULE NAMBA083 360 0887

DR SABWE &

GOGO MANGWAYA

MTKI4A-260614-TE-mgkmwa-sabwe

Reader responds to “PSJ needs help with un-wanted ‘tourists,’” published in last week’s Ex-press.

I was shocked to read the article publishedyesterday in theExpressnewspaper.Thealleged‘facts’ of the article were untrue, unsupported,and inaccurate. The article paints a very differ-ent picture to reality. I amevenmore concernedaboutstatementsmadebyMnyamezeliMangqo,the current Mayor of Port St Johns, which aremisleading and also untrue.Andhaving spokentoagreatnumberofPortStJohnsbusinessown-ers and residents this morning, we share theopinion that this kind of publicity works com-pletely against our attempts to further develop

the tourism potential in our little town.PortStJohnsattractsanumberof international

tourists. Unfortunately, however, we attract farlessinternationalinterestthanthemajorityofoth-erpartsofSA.Whilst themajorityof internationaltourists head straight toCapeTownandalong theGardenRoute, theWildCoast isoftenmissed.Thisis extremely unfortunate considering the naturalbeauty, rollinghills,massivewaterfalls, and stun-ningbeaches. Port St Johns is also rich in culture,and nowhere else in SAwill you find such strongtraditional values as in this region.Amapondo and Jungle Monkey Backpackers

are the two largest backpackers in town, both ofwhich are successful businesses with great repu-tationsthroughoutSouthAfricaandevenabroad.

The owners of these two establishments workin support of each other to develop a positivereputation for Port St Johns as a tourist desti-nation. They are responsible for attracting agreat deal of international tourists, as well asproviding a large number of jobs for local resi-dents.Amapondo Backpacker Lodge runs a volun-

teer programme called the Amapondo Chil-dren’s Project (or ACP for short), which is anon-profit organisation located in Port StJohns. (They prefer to refer to their volunteersas ‘voluntourists’.)The Amapondo Children’s Project (ACP)

started in 2001 and was registered as an NPOin 2006. It focuses on recognizing the needs ofthe local people in order to create community-led initiatives, jobs, education, self-empower-ment and valuable exchange whilst utilizingtheskillsandexperienceofbothlocalandinter-national voluntourists.TheACP offers ongoing community support

through its involvement in a number ofprojects. Their current focus is the PSJ Child-care Centre, the Mthumbane Pre-PrimarySchool and the Khulani Sewing Centre, andthey are always looking formore support fromvoluntourists who give of their time selflesslyand altruistically to benefit the local impover-ished community. They offer short-term orlongterm packages where voluntourists pay alevy that goes into the Non-Profit Organiza-tions private bank account. This is a fund-rais-ing initiative and all the money that is raisedfrom this (mostly) international investment isused directly with the people most in need inPort St Johns. This means that whilst the vol-untourists get the opportunity to become in-volved in teaching, gardening, building andmaintenance for a number of these worthyProjects, at the same time, their financial con-tribution adds to the sustainability of theAmapondoChildren’sProject, andall thebene-ficiaries thereof.JungleMonkeyBackpackersisalsoinvolved

in various community projects and have evenhosted fund-raising events focusing specifical-ly on the musical talent of the Port St Johns’youth. Events such as these raise the opportu-nityfordisaffectedyouthinPSJ,whilstencour-

aging skills, opportunity, and empowerment.The article published in the Express newspa-

peralsomentionsdrugabuseasaproblemwith-in the community of Port St Johns, and makesinferences to these problems being associatedwith the backpackers (which are described as‘drug lords’ in the article) as well as the volun-teers. This is not true.Whilst theWildCoast region carries a reputa-

tion for marijuana, which is grown in abun-dance in some of the more rural areas, this ‘na-tional’ concern certainly does not stem from thebackpackers of Port St Johns. Both AmapondoandJungleMonkeyBackpackershavestrictpol-icies towards drugs. Sign boards frequent bothestablishments explaining their approach todrugs indicating that illegal substances are nottolerated.The Mayor, Mnyamezeli Mangqo, also made

references to illegal activity of boats and shipsthat frequent the Port St Johns shore lines,wherestrangeandsuspiciousdealingsaregoingon.The insinuation is that theseboats are some-howrelated to illegal immigrationanddrugtraf-ficking. Although I have no evidence to claimotherwise, as a resident of Port St Johns, andwithahomethatoverlooksSecondBeach, Ihavenever seen any such suspicious boating activityat sea.Furthermore, I canguarantee that if suchactivity does go on, it hasnothing to dowith anyof the backpackers in town.If a drug problem exists, then this should be

confronted directly by themunicipality and thepolice, who should work with the residents andbusiness owners, as well as the backpackers, toensure that Port St Johns does not attract tour-ists for the wrong kind of reasons.Instead of this kind of negative criticism of

Port St Johns, we should instead be embracingour wonderful community, and be grateful forthe local, andespecially the international volun-tourists who frequent our town and contributemoney and time to our residents in need. Thereare so many reasons to visit this stunning littlecoastal town. I hope that articles like these, andthe statements made by prominent representa-tives of PSJ, are considered carefully before be-ing made public.

Neil ClaytonOwner: Amapondo Backpacker Lodge

Letter to the Editor

11SportJune 26, 2014Mthatha Express

Land Rover Umhlanga

6 Sunset Close, Umhlanga Ridge, 4320P.O. Box 632 Tel: 031 571 2610 Fax: 031 566 5116Andrew Gooding: 084 503 4050 email: andrewgo@cmh.co.zaChris Govender: 082 580 4921 email: chrisg@cmh.co.zaChris Burger: 076 123 1755 email: christopherbu@cmh.co.za ABOVE AND BEYOND

2011 VW GOLF VI 1.4 TSI COMFORTLINEFULL HOUSE, SUNROOF, 77 000KM,

BAL OF SERVICE PLAN

2011 MERCEDES BENZ C180K BE AUTOAMG KIT, FULL HOUSE, 39 000KM,

BAL OF MOBILO PLAN

2013 JEEP WRANGLER SAHARA 3.0 V6 AUTOFULL HOUSE, 9 000KM,

BAL OF SERVICE PLAN & WARRANTY

2009 LAND ROVER FREELANDER 2 TD4 2.2 SAUTO

FULL HOUSE, SUNROOF, 78 000KM

2010 LAND ROVER FREELANDER 2 TD4 2.2 SFULL HOUSE, SUNROOF, 76 000KM,BAL OF SERVICE PLAN & WARRANTY

2013 LAND ROVER FREELANDER SD4 2.2 SAUTO - FULL HOUSE, 25 000KM,

BAL OF SERVICE PLAN & WARRANTY

2013 RANGE ROVER EVOQUE 2.0SI4 COUPEFULL HOUSE, 25 000KM,

BAL OF SERVICE PLAN & WARRANTY

2014 RANGE ROVER EVOQUE 2.0SI DYNAMICUNREGISTERED, FULL HOUSE, 1 000KM,

BAL OF SERVICE PLAN & WARRANTY

2011 LAND ROVER DISCOVERY 4 SD V6 SEFULL HOUSE, 84 000KM,

BAL OF MAINTENANCE PLAN

2013 LAND ROVER DISCOVERY 4 SD V6 SEFULL HOUSE, 30 000KM,

BAL OF MAINTENANCE PLAN

2012 RANGE ROVER SPORT 5.0SUPERCHARGED SE - FULL HOUSE, LOTS OF

EXTRAS, 32 000KM, BAL OFMAINTENANCE PLAN & WARRANTY

2014 RANGE ROVER SPORT 3.0 V6SUPERCHARGED HSE - FULL HOUSE, LOTS OF

EXTRAS, 6 500KM, BAL OFMAINTENANCE PLAN & WARRANTY

2010 LAND ROVER DISCOVERY 4TD V6 HSE FULL HOUSE, 65 000KM,

BAL OF MAINTENANCE PLAN

2011 LAND ROVER DISCOVERY 4TD V6 HSE FULL HOUSE, 81 000KM,

BAL OF MAINTENANCE PLAN

R529 990 R489 990

R1 100 000 R869 990 R699 990 R494 990 R629 990 R589 990

R399 990 R219 990 R199 990 R339 990 R284 990 R184 990

ABOVE AND BEYOND

Member of the CMH

Nelly NonjovuSales Executive

Email:

Nelisa.nonjovu@media24.com

Tel: 039 251 0834

Fax: 041 503 6255

Cell: 071 990 1540/

073 374 2464

MTAH0Q-260614-TE-ebnnon-NELI

Ikon

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

P.M.R2250

Visual for illustration purposes. Retail price R160 100. 0% Deposit, 72 months, 30% balloon R48 030,9.5% interest rate. Total cost of finance R207 780. Free insurance for first 12 months. Instalment quoted excl.on road cost, initiation fee and R57 bank service fee. Subject to bank approval. Terms and conditions apply.

FordIkon1.6 Ambiente

■ Electric windows■ Electric mirrors■ Radio CD■ ABS Brakes

Packed withFeatures anda Giant Boot!

INCLUDING

FREEINSURANCE

*

!

INCLUDINGINCLUDINGINCLUDING

FREEINSURANCE

*

!!!

■ Air conditioning■ Extra height off the ground■ Remote boot opener■ Remote central locking

ON

SPECIAL

NOW!

THISweek, soccer and cricket great, SakhiweMike Sodo, talks to Simbongile Mdledle in theLegends’ corner.

Mike, as he is affectionately known, wasborn and bred in the Ncise AdministrativeArea in the Ntshabeni Location in Mthatha.“I grew up like any other boy, looking after

cattle and taking part in stick fighting (imid-lalo). I also played soccer and rugby and tookpart in athletics and boxing.”In soccer, Mike reached the senior division

when his club, Ncise Real Hunters, reachedthe Transkei Premier League.Real Hunterswas one of the first clubs from

the rural areas to take part in an organizedfootball league, competing against clubs fromurban areas like Bush Bucks, Tembu Royalsand Liverpool.“Whenwewere promoted to the senior divi-

sion, we were number one in the League,meaning we had managed not only to top thelog, but to beat the best teams of the time. Asthemaxim goes, ‘to be the best, youmust beatthe best’.”Mike had also been chairperson and secre-

tary for the Transkei Football Association,Junior League at different times.He said they had played against many

teams, including Khambi Bones, Black Cut-ters from Ncambele, Home Defenders fromNcambedlana and Efata School for the Deaf.But, according to Mike, none of the teams

they had played against ever reached theheights they did.“This was largely owing to the support we

received from the late Mr Manyifolo or

Khangelani, as he was known.”In 1980 Mike gradually gave up active in-

volvement in sport, since he had by then reg-istered for a Bachelor of Arts General at theUniversity of the Transkei.“The training schedules clashed with my

studies. I had to prioritise and have no re-grets over my decision to focus on my stud-ies. It brought me to where I am at today.After finishing my studies, I started teach-ing. I taught at three schools, QokolweniSenior Secondary School (SSS), DalindyeboSSS and Leslie Nkala SSS.”Mike established boxing clubs at each of

these schools. When he became an Educa-tion Specialist (umhloli), he established theIkhwezi Boxing Club (IBC).“This was a very important vehicle for

driving boxing. My major legacy in boxingwas to create friendships among club man-agers,” he said.The OR Tambo region today boasts a

World Boxing Association Pan AfricanChampion and a South African Champion,Simphiwe Khonco, as well as other top box-ers.Advising the youth, Mike said one major

problem facing the youth was the abuse ofdrugs. “One way of dealing with this chal-lenge is active involvement in sport. Thismay not be the only answer to the problemof drug abuse, but there is no doubt that achild in sport is a child out of court. Finally,education is the cornerstone of develop-ment.Presently, Mike is furthering his studies

with UNISA and still stays inNcise with his

wife Fezeka, the daughter of Nkosi VulisangoNdamase of Lukhanyisweni, Libode.“Today we have water, electricity and good

schools in the rural areas. I see no reason tomigrate and live elsewhere.” They have fivechildren (three sons and two daughters).Mike isworking for the department of Sport,

Recreation, Arts and Culture in the ORTamboDistrict as the District Manager. “Our role,among others, is the development of sport inthe area. I am reasonably satisfied with thework we are doing.”

Legends’ corner

Sakhiwe Mike Sodo. PHOTO: SIM MDLEDLE

Leading and teaching are his passions

12SportJune 26, 2014Mthatha Express

MTHATHA: 047 531 1474Our friendly sales team 1. Lawrence 082 352 4154 • 2. Gideon 083 226 2098

3. Kholiwe 083 26283 29 • 4 Mandlakazi 083 6657 113FREE CANOPY RUBBERISING

WHEN YOU BUY ANY NEW ISUZU DIESEL /PETROL DOULBE CAB

CHEVROLET

DODGE

FORD

ISUZU

MAZDA

OPEL

PEUGEOT

TOYOTA

2009 CHEVROLETCRUZE1.8 LX,Notch,

Misty Lake ......................................................

2009 CHEVROLETOPTRA1.6 LS,Notch,

Silver ................................................................

2009 CHEVROLETAVEO1.6 LSNotch,

Blue ..................................................................

2014 CHEVROLETCRUZE1.6 LSFWD,

MtNotch,MysticMoon ....................................

2014 CHEVROLETCRUZE1.6LFWD

MtNotch, Switchblade ....................................

2014 CHEVROLETCRUZE1.6LFWD,

MtNotch, Satin Steel .......................................

2011 CHEVROLETCRUZE1.6LNotch,

Black ..............................................................

2010 CHEVROLETCRUZE1.6LNotch,

Silver ..................................................................

2009 DODGECALIBER1.8L5-dr, Silver ....................

2013 FORDFIGO1.4Ambiente 5-dr,

Chime ..............................................................

2012 ISUZUKB250D/Cab, LE (Kb72),

White ...............................................................

2008 ISUZUKB250D-TEQ,D/C, LE,

White ...............................................................

2013 ISUZUKB240RegularCab, LE,Armour

Grey................................................................................

2012 ISUZUKB250D/C, KB72,White.....................................

2011 ISUZUKB250D-TEQ, LWB, F/S,

White ..............................................................................

2005 ISUZUKB300D/C, LX, 4x4,White ..................................

2013 ISUZUKB300EXT/CABLX,Athenian

White .............................................................................

2011 ISUZUKB250LWBLEWhite .........................................

2011 ISUZUKB300D/C, LX, 4x4,White ..................................

2012 ISUZUKB200F/Side, LWB,A/C,White ...........................

2010 MAZDA21.3Active 5-dr, Silver ......................................

2011 OPELCORSA1.4Essentia,A/C, 5-dr, Silver ..................

2004 OPELMERIVA1.8Elegance,A/T, Blue ..........................

2006 OPELMERIVA1.6Comfort,

Silver ................................................................................

2010 PEUGEOT2071.4Urban,White.....................................

2009 TOYOTAYARIST3A/C,White .......................................

2013 TOYOTACOROLLA1.3 Impact,Gold .............................

2013 TOYOTACOROLLA1.3 Impact, Silver ............................

2013 TOYOTAHILUX2.5D-4DLWB,White ............................

2012 TOYOTAAYGO1.0Fresh, Silver.....................................

R135 990

R79 990

R85 990

R226 990

R206 990

R206 990

R135 990

R00000

R89 990

R000000

R239 990

R132 990

R239 990

R269 990

R169 990

R139 990

R179 990

R179 990

R000000

R000000

R119 990

R129 990

R59 990

R0000

R99 990

R83 990

R00000

R000000

R182 990

R000000

R135 990 R129 990

OPEL CORSA ESSENTIA 2011 MODEL 1.4CHEVROLET CRUZE 1.6 LS 2011

Manager's Specials

MTK7F0-260614-TE-ebkmwa-meyer

SIMBONGILE MDLEDLE

THE OR Tambo region is on a mission to endan old belief that East London is the dominat-ing force in boxing, as per the boxing historyof the Eastern Cape.

This is shown by the performance of boxersfromtheORTamboregion, oftenwinningandholding their own against East London box-ers during tournaments.The OR Tambo region boasts a significant

number of professional boxers.The region also made its presence felt, in

pursuit of its mission, during the elite cham-pionships which took place in Port Elizabethrecently.OR Tambo emerged as number one in this

tournament which was aimed at selecting a

falo City, Cacadu, Chris Hani, Joe Ngqabi,Nelson Mandela Metropolitan and OR Tam-bo.OR Tambo came first with six gold medals,

one silver and many bronze medals, whileBuffalo City took four gold medals.One of the OR Tambo region’s coaches, Vi-

we Mdletyeni, said the reason they had con-quered the elite championships in Port Eliza-beth was that the boys worked very hard intraining and they showed commitment dur-ing this tourney. “So on the day it was justan application of what they have done intraining,” he said.Mdletyenisaid thatORTambohadturnedthe

tablesandthatEastLondonwasnolongerdomi-nating the boxing scene in the region. “Thisshows thatwehave the talent and thatORTam-bo is a boxing force to be reckoned with.”

ORTamboboxerstake centre stage

Looking urgently for Hazchemdrivers to start immediately.• Code 14Hazchem certificate compulsoryHonest and reliableMust be residing in Mthatha

Email CV to anisak@workforce.co.zaor fax 086 536 5191

•••

HAZCHEM DRIVERSMTHATHA

MTKX5Q-260614-TE-ckmswa-DRIVE

Best of Japanese.Trucks And TıppersNew And Used

For An Amazıng deal. Call Me Now!

083 672 9922•emaıl: mahomedmotı@gmaıl.com

MTKGEA-260614-TE-bhnnon-trucks

team to representthe Eastern Cape atthe national cham-pionships to be heldin Mdantsane in thefirst week of July.Among the dis-

tricts taking partwereAmathole, Buf-