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THE R30-million Mak-gatho Lewanika Man-dela Primary School inMvezo was officiallyopened by President

Jacob Zuma last week.

With him at the event were Ba-sic Education Minister AngieMosekga, Eastern Cape PremierPumullo Masualle, EducationMEC Mandla Makupula andformer president Nelson Man-dela’s grandson, Mandla Man-dela.

Among the dignitaries at the of-ficial opening was Miss WorldRolene Strauss.

Addressing a fully packed mar-quee at the school, Zuma said:“The ground on which we standtoday was once walked on by agreat statesman and stalwart,uTata President Nelson Mandela.

“Today, we return to Mvezo tohonour this giant whose umbili-cal cord is buried deep in the bow-els of this village. More than any-thing, Madiba loved children andvalued education.”

He said the appropriatelynamed school was now officiallyopen to ensure that the childrenof Mvezo never again becamehewers of wood and drawers ofwater.

He expressed his gratitude tothe royal family of Mvezo Kom-khulu for putting people first andensuring that the people of the ar-ea benefited from the freedomMandela had fought for.

“We expect the next generationof Mvezo children to take up theirrightful places in commerce, aca-demia, leadership and the ad-

vancement of human rights anddignity,” he said.

Maqadi Mrhebelele, a long-standing resident of Mvezo, said itwas now up to the children of thearea to grab this rare opportunitywith both hands.

“We have a state-of-the-art facil-

ity and now it depends on our chil-dren to commit themselves to edu-cation as the government is tryingto improve education even in re-mote areas like Mvezo,” she said.

The school is named after Nel-son Mandela’s eldest son, Makgat-ho Lewanika Mandela, the father

of present Mvezo chief Nkosi Zwe-livelile Mandla Mandela.

Speaking at the opening, Mand-la Mandela said the Mandela fami-ly was thankful that his late fatherwas being honoured by having theschool named after him.

The names of the school are an

embodiment of three ANC lead-ers: Sefako Makgatho, the secondANC president, King Lubosi Le-wanika of Barotseland in Zambiawho was in Mangaung in 1912 asone of the honorary presidents ofthe ANC, and Nelson Mandela, the10th president of the ANC and thefirst president of the democraticSouth Africa. Mandela’s son wasnamed after Sefako Makgatho.

The school is a merger of twoprimary schools, Inkwenkweziand Mvezo Junior Secondary.

The merger was the result of thelow numbers of registered pupils,and was part of the government’srationalisation programme.

Since the merger, the school hasenrolled 403 pupils and has a newcomputer centre, library, sciencelab, new administration block andnutrition kitchen.

ZumaopensR30mil.school inMvezo

= President Jacob Zuma in deepconversation with Mvezo chief NkosiZwelivelile Mandla Mandela.

; From left, Chief Mandla Mandela,Premier Pumullo Masualle, PresidentJacob Zuma, Basic Education MinisterAngie Mosekga, Mandla’s motherNolusapho Mandela and Dr Chungfrom China. PHOTOS: SIM MDLEDLE

‘Today,we returntoMvezo to honourthis giantwhoseumbilical cord isburied deep in thebowels of thisvillage. More thananythingMadibaloved children andvalued education.’­ PRESIDENT JACOB ZUMA

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THE Joe Gqabi District Municipality has de-nied that the contamination of Ugie’s waterwas caused by the protests which have hadthe town under siege since last month.

Ugie was rocked by the protests, which sawthe R66 road entering Ugie being blocked andpine forests set alight.Municipal spokesman Mandla Gceya said:

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deploy technicians fromGauteng at all fillingstations in Ugie to trace the source of thisspilling of oil and diesel into the water.”Gceya’s response followedanumberof com-

plaints by residents about a fuel odour com-ing from the water.The water service provider, Joe Gqabi, and

the municipal health services section con-ducted an investigation and after samplingthe water discovered a layer of an organicsubstance floating on the water of the reser-voirs and in the Wildebeest River.

Gqabi said the investigations showed thatthewater had probably been contaminated byoil seeping through a stormwater pipe neara petrol station.Usedmotor oil was usually stored in plastic

tanks, but investigations showed that thetanks had probably overflowed into thestormwater system, and the river had thenbeen contaminated.This water was abstracted and processed

throughtheUgieBlueDrop-accreditedwatertreat-ment plant and distributed to the community.

Gceya said themunicipalityhaddispatchedeight trucks to distribute clean water in theUgie area.“We are still busy cleaning the water and

we are appealing to community members notto drink the water, even if it is boiled,” saidGceya.“Residents can use the water for flushing

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TWO Eastern Cape women scooped top na-tional farminghonours during the annualNa-tional Female Entrepreneur of the Yearawards in Durban last Thursday (August 27).

The OR Tambo District’s NabelemntwiniSawmill Cooperative took home the Minis-ter’s Special Award for Female EntrepreneurLiving with Disabilities category, while theSarah Baartman-based Sundays River Farm-ing Trust won in the Top Entrepreneur Ex-port Markets category.“To tell you the truth, I wasn’t expecting

this award,” said Elizabeth Cox, who won theMinister’s Special Award.“I am very happy to have been given this

award by the minister. I will invest this prizemoney back into my business so that we cando more.”Cox urged other women in agriculture and

people with disabilities never to give up andto do their best in whatever they did.She won R100 000 in prize money and a tab-

let computer loadedwithAgri suit online soft-ware.“We are happy that wewon in this category

and we attribute our success to the supportwe continue to receive from the governmentand the teamwork of all members of the truston the farm,” said Buyiswa Dyenga of Sun-days River Farming Trust whichwon the TopEntrepreneur Export Markets category.She said women could succeed when they

made a commitment to their work.Ndyengwa will use the money to build a

creche for all the children of their workers sothat they can be taken care of while their par-ents are on duty.The cooperative, which employs 17 people,

three ofwhomarewomen, gets its timber sup-ply from various government-owned forests,such as the Saponampolo, Ncengane and Et-wa forests.The orange- and lemon-producing Sundays

River Farming Trust, which won the top pro-vincial award, produces 2 052 tons of orangesand 1 032 tons of lemons a year for both theexport and local markets.The trust was started in 2007 by 20 benefici-

aries (sevenwomen, fourmenandnine youngwomen).They started out as farmworkers but now

own the farm after the Rural Developmentand Land Reform Department gave it to themfor citrus production.Rural Development and Agrarian Reform

MEC Mlibo Qoboshiyane congratulated thewinners, saying they were the epitome of fe-male success in the male-dominated field ofagriculture.“On behalf of the provincial government, I

congratulate the two women and their busi-nesses for winning in the categories of the na-tional Female Entrepreneur of the Yearawards.”“They defeated serious challenges and odds

to be where they are with their businesses.Their success shows that government sup-port for previously disadvantaged individu-als within this sector is yielding positive re-sults.”The national awards follow provincial

chapters held in each province where femalefarmers compete for provincial prizes, withthe winner being sent to the national contestto vie for the coveted female entrepreneur ofthe year silverware.In the national awards, the Eastern Cape

spite sectoral and climatic conditions.“Some of the challenges faced by these fe-

male farmers included a national industry-wide black spot-induced citrus ban by the Eu-ropean Union and challenges peculiar to theforestry sector.“This success proves that our female farm-

ers have what it takes to succeed in the farm-ing business and they proved to be among thebest farmers in the country, continent and theglobe,” Qoboshiyane said. The governmentwould do everything possible to help femalefarmers succeed in line with existing policiesand development programmes, he said.The success of these women and their busi-

nesses inspired the government to commer-cialise and professionalise agriculture, andsupport all those in the sector, and women inparticular, with access to finance and mar-kets for their growth and success.

Eastern Capewomen scoop top national farming awards

From left are, Communications Deputy Minister Stella Ndabeni-Abrahams, Eastern Cape RuralDevelopment and Agrarian Reform MEC, Mlibo Qoboshiyane, Buyiswa Dyenga of the SundaysRiver Farming Trust who won in the Top Entrepreneur Export Market category, Minister SenzeniZokwaana, previous overall winner Nokwanele Mzamo of Luthando Farm and Total SA generalmanager Pansy Mekwa. PHOTO: MBUYISELO SPECTACULAR NDLOVU

was represented by Xoliswa Binda in the Fe-male Farm Worker of the Year category, Si-yalakha Backyard Garden in the Subsist-ence Producer category, Laphum’ikhweziCooperative in the Entrepreneur SmallHolder category, Nozamo Cleaning Suppliesin the Entrepreneur Processing category,Nabelemntwini Sawmills in the Entrepre-neur Commercial category and the SundaysRiver Farming Trust contesting in the TopEntrepreneur Export Markets category.Qoboshiyane added that the success of the

pair in the national awardswas a reward fortheir hard work in the previous season de-

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THE DA has called in the Eastern CapeLegislature for the MEC for Transport,Weziwe Tikana, to sort out the red tapeholding up the introduction of 24-hour lawenforcement on the province’s roads.

The DA’s appeal follows the two horrific

accidents that claimed 46 lives in the prov-ince last week.The worst accident occurred at Nkele-

kethe village, Willowvale, last Saturdaywhen the driver lost control of a bus,which crashed, killing 36 people. In anoth-er accident, 10 people died near Cradockon their way to a funeral in Queenstown.Arrive Alive spokesperson Tsepo Ma-

chaea said the taxi they were travelling inhad burst a tyre and crashed.The DA’s Marshall von Buchenroder

said a shift system needed to get up andrunning with immediate effect to imple-ment the long overdue 24-hour law en-forcement on Eastern Cape roads in orderto reduce horror accidents such as theones experienced at the weekend.

“On behalf of the DA, I would like to ex-press my deepest condolences to the fami-lies who lost loved ones in the tragic acci-dents inWillowvale and Cradock. We wishGod’s richest blessings and speedy recov-ery for the victims who are in hospital,”he said. Premier Phumulo Masualle, Tik-ana and AmaXhosa King Zwelonke Sigcauvisited the victims and relatives.

DA calls for 24­hour law enforcement on province’s roads

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EASTERN Premier Phumulo Masualle leda group of dignitaries who visited thescene of the bus crash in Willowvale lastweek which left 36 people dead and six oth-ers critically injured.

Accompanying Masualle were Depart-ment of Transport MEC Weziwe Tikana,Department of Health MEC Pumza Dyan-tyi, Local Government and Traditional Af-fairs MEC Fikile Xasa, provincial policecommissioner Celiwe Binta and AmaXho-sa King Zwelonke Sigcau.It is believed the bus went off a cliff after

its brakes failed.The bus is owned by AB350, which has

a contract with the provincial governmentto service rural routes. On the day of theincident it was taking villagers to Willow-vale.The villages included Ngwane, Nqabar-

ha, Mhlanga, kuBhadi, Nquma, Xonyeni

and Nkelekethe.Masualle said the government would try

by all means to assist families with funeralarrangements.One of the passengers, Phumlani Mdiya,

said they had boarded the bus at KwaNong-wevu village and had also been going totown.“The bus was approaching curves on the

road in Nkelekethe when it started tospeed up. People started to scream for helpand others were praying. After that I don’tknow what happened,” he said.The chief executive officer of AB350,

Wonga Thutha, expressed his condolencesto the families, saying it was the most trag-ic accident his company had experiencedsince it started to serve people.“We are still shocked about what hap-

pened. Our company had never lost evenone soul since we started this business. Wealso feel the pain of what happened and itis not easy for us to accept this situation,”Thutha said.

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NATAL Portland Cement visited the KingSabata Dalindyebo (KSD) FET campus to pro-mote a fun-filled educational campaign inhonour of Mandela Month.

It focused on how education can be used toachieve an individual’s dreams.The programme, attended by more than 70

engineering students and several facultymembers, was highly successful, with greatenthusiasm and participation from the stu-

dents.The first phase encouraged students to sub-

mit essays on how education can be used toachieve one’s dreams.In the secondphase, 12 students and two lec-

turerswere selected to attend a plant tour and

learn block-making skills at the NPC cementplant in Port Shepstone.Students were shown the various prod-

ucts offered by NPC and were taught skillsthat they can implement in their future ca-reers.

MandelaMontheventhelps students cement their careers

NPC visited the King Sabata Dalindyebo FET campus during Mandela Month. PHOTOS: SUPPLIED NPC’s educational campaign was a hit with students at the King Sabata Dalindyebo FET campus.

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THE Department of Rural Development andAgrarianReform inNyandeni LocalMunicipal-ity hosted an agricultural show last week tomo-tivate farmers to producehigh-quality products.

Farmers fromallwardsof the localmunicipal-ity were invited to the event, which was held atNyandeni Great Place in Ngqeleni.

They were given the opportunity to bringtheir produce, such as livestock, citrus fruit andnew commodities like seafood.Showorganiserandagriculturaldevelopment

technician Sabelo Ngqeleni said there was aneed for people to go back to their roots in orderto produce quality products.“And there is no other way to make them do

that thanbyhostingagricultural shows like thisone to make them aware that there is competi-

tionoutthereandthattheyneedtoproducequal-ity products that will match the market stan-dards in order to address food security and re-duce unemployment.”He called on the young people of Nyandeni to

participate in agriculture because the soil in thearea was very rich, and suitable especially forcitrus fruit and livestock and the area was alsoblessed as it bordered the sea.“That is whywe have fish farming, which we

want to take to another level.”XolileSigaji fromMankosi location inNgqele-

ni expressed his gratitude to the department forhosting such shows because they motivatedthem as emerging farmers, particularly in theareas bordering the sea because the sea wasbread and butter for the people there.The best producers received awards for their

dedication and production of high quality prod-ucts.

Showhighlights farmers’ produce

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EASTERN Cape mu-sicians have beennominated in severalcategories to receiveawards at the ECMAwhich will be held inEast London on Sep-tember 26.

The event is an ini-tiative of gospel sing-er Kholeka Dubulaand artist developerKoko Godlo to sup-port and motivateartists in the prov-ince.

Fans can now votefor their favouriteartists.

“TheECMAvotingline has been opened.To vote for your fa-vourite artist, SMSECMAS, the name ofthe category and thename of the artist to33459 andyouwill getan automatic reply,”Godlo said.

He said that 4 300people had alreadyvoted after onlythree-and-a-halfdays.

Themost contestedcategory was BestArtistof theYear, fea-turing powerful art-ists such as Berita,Zahara, BethusileMcinga, Ntando, Si-phokazi, Busiswa,Ifani, LusandaMcinga, Butho Vu-thela, MalibongweGcwabe, Yves, DumiMkokstad, Mavie M,Ruth Mafu, LusizoKango, ThandiswaMzwai and AndileSeskhona.

Godlo said this cat-egory was followedby the Gospel Artistof the Year category,being contested byButho Vuthela, Mali-bongwe Gcwabe, En-dumisweni GospelGroup, Yolanda Vu-thela, Lusizo Kango,Pat Msengana, RuthMafu, AndiswaMbantsa, PerfectPraise,MonicaGadu-du, Mdantsane Gos-pel Choir, NoluntuGantana, BongaVakele, Sajini Lusin-diso,AmalindaMeth-odist Church ofSouthern AfricaChoir and SimphiweMasayimani and atthe present momentEndumisweniGospelGroup is leading thepack.

One of those nomi-nated for Best ArtistOf the Year, Mali-bongweGcwabe, saidthey were happyabout what Godloandhis teamweredo-ing for them and thefact that they did notforget about the peo-ple of the EasternCape.

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ULWAZI LOKWENYANIUKUKHUTHAZANGOKWENYANI

OW!! That black JettaIf you are a resident in Northcrest

you will know the Jetta that we aretalking about because it is familiar inthe area.I wonder, is there any work besides

visiting the shebeens there? It has adent on the bonnet and it’s all over theshebeensifnotshisanyamasofthatar-ea.When you peep in, it smells of alco-

hol even if there is no liquor inside thecar, never mind about the smell of to-baccongathi kulele inkungukubalele.The tall white guy is always at thesteering wheel with the guys only infront and at the back.Pho yindaba kabani xa ndichitha

iintsukuzonkeamajoyintini.Mara in-gathi bangake basiboleke yona sinqa-tyelwe kakhulu ziikari kwi-gossipteam senze nje umsebenzi siphindesibanike baye ejoyintini ke bonakubakuyacaca baqeshwe khona.

Mmm, yingozi le

Uyazi bafethuenye intoukheuyibo-ne ukuba yintlungu njengokuba bec-inga ukuba yinto yokudlala.We were driving in the middle of

night in UTA trying to establish i-gos-sipwhenwemet four young girlswhonever shied away from comingstraight to our Turu-turu.Bahle oosisi batsho ngemilomo eb-

omvu. Yep, sisters yintoni inkinga ye-nu? “Uxolo bhuti besicela nisithathesiya eSo What Lounge.”Cinga nje kusebusuku ilizwe lon-

akele kodwa kukho nje izimvu ezivelezizo-kuzithela koodyakalashe.Dear ladies, zithandeni kuba nine-

gold ekungafanelekangaukuba ibe ex-posed at night kubazingeli bayo. Sibebuhlungu kuba bancinane naba ban-tu. Ude uzibuze ukuba kuthiwa baphiemakhayeni abo? Maramasithule na-thi kuba akubuzwana kule democra-cy. But nizakulimala nyhani ke tanaasidlali le nto si-yithethayo. It’s worselo uvele wangena ngenkani sabangathi asiyi ngapha uthi uya-khona

wathiuzakuyaaphosiyakhona.Ngen-tlahla ke shame udibene ne-team ka-Gesh e-harmless. Qoqani izimile ni-zokwenzakala.

Kazi iphi i-wholesale yala man-tombazana akheBafethu besicingela ukuba kule

group yethu ye-gossip zikhona izibe-thi, Mara kuthe kanti sikhe phantsiisitya sizele kuba akho amajita ant-swempu apha phandle. I wonder ink-qubo yabo ithini kule monster ilaphaphandle inguHIV/AIDS? Kukho i-ou-tieehambangePoloebomvuphayaeU-TA. Hayi shame iyalenza ixesha aphakoosisi and each and every night clubefika kuyo ifika nomntu om-tsha andkuyacacaukubaisandlaesiayisi-bam-bi iyamnkalela lowoitheyanayengolosuku. Siyibukele Friday eSo WhatLoungeiphetheenyeintoneyinkalelekwaze

kwasa sancama nathi kwaphela iisen-ti s’olala. Sa-turday uphethe omnyei-pace yokunkala iseyi-one and Sun-

day it was a new girl with same paceof buyingbooze.Marakemfanaulum-keuBawouyakunika imalingelixaas-akunikileyo yisebenzise ngesizothelakubakuyakwixesha lokubaayithatheeyonika omnye oyifunayo nje ngoku-ba wena ulibele kukudlala nje. Ise isi-soliseukubakhazi ingcwelena lemaliisetyenziswa ngala ndlela. Kuba kobasathiwani amajimbos ayaphanta.

Beware of sugar daddies young ladiesWe know ukuthi most people think

that umgosi uyagrama whereas it istelling the truth as it is. Listen careful-ly.There is toomuchat stakewithHIV

in South Africa to ignore any part ofit. But as soon as we focus on one as-pect and try to improve it, it seems an-other part of the problem gets worse.At an international aids conference,

research showed that a large percent-ageofHIVinfectionamongyoungpeo-ple was caused by older partners – theinfamous “sugar daddy” problem.

This is valid research ke bantrwa-bam hlukanani nala makhehle kubanithi anemalimaraanishiyanento ey-akuningcungcuthekisa ubomi benubonke.Lingafane lisizondele nje ikhehle

thina asinandaba kuba asazi ukubabafunani ebantwanini oontanga yabobekhona nje.Nawe wena mkhulu onguMrev

omane undwendwela la sisi ucawanaye uthi uyofaka umthandazo siku-jongile.Ngumthandazo otheni lo wasoloko

wafakwa nge-late hours kuphinde fu-thi kungavakali kuthandazwa wa-kungena kuse kuthuleke cwaka. Ma-kube abaphimiseli bathandazela nga-phakathi.Hayi masihambe singade sijongwe

kakubi ngabantu. Mara ke warheid isawarheidthereisnowaysingaphumaecaleni.Okay let us take our bag and go to

dig out more gossip for our next edi-tion. Moja!!!

Emvakokuswelekelwangabazali bak-he ngenxa yentsholongowane kaga-wulayo, uPhumla Gqojana (31) uye-wathatha isigqibo sokuba azifundisenge HIV.

Uthi wakhe weva ngale ntsholong-wane kodwa engazi ukuba ingaphaka-thi endlwini. “Bendisazi ukuba ikhoiHIV, kodwa ndingazi ukuba usapholwam losulelekile, zange lundazise” ut-shilo.

Uqhube wathi “emva kokuba utatawameswelekilengo2008,umamawamwaye wagula kakhulu, waye wahlolaamatyeli amaninzi, azange andixeleleukuba ingxaki iphi, ndimleqisa kwizib-hedlela ngezibhedlela wade wadlulaemhlabeni kwalapho sifumanisekakhona ukuba ubephila ne HIV”

Emvakokouyewazamangazozonkeiindlela ukuzifundisa ngentsholong-wane kagawulayo, ukuze afundise usa-pho lwakhe kunye nabahlali kwilaliyakhe. Ngendlela awayefuna ukufun-da ngayo, waye wayofuna ulwazi kwi-sibhedlele esikufuphi naye wenza izi-fundo zethutyana khona.

Njengangoku uyahlola aphinde alu-leke abantu ngeHIV, ebanika neengce-biso zokuba bangaphila njani ubomiobude bephila netsholongwane kaga-

wulayo kunye nabangaphili nayo.“kungoku nje ndifundisa ndicebisa

abantu ukuba bangazikhusela njani.Ndafunda isifundo ngokulahlekelwangabazali bam ngoku andifuni kubek-ho umntu ongabakulento ndadlulakuyo” utshilo uGqojana

I HIV/AIDS sisifo esibulalayo, futhiesinganyangekiyo. Iqumrhu elijongenenogawulo kumazwe amanyeneyo iUnited Nations AIDS Agency (UNI-ADS) lithi unobangela we AIDS yi HIVengalawulwayo.

I HIV ithi ubulale amajoni abizwangokuba zii CD4+T cells, ezibalulekekakhulu emzimbeni womntu. Izifundozivezeukubangamawakaabantuabos-uleleke yi HIV, kodwa baphile ixeshaelide phambi kokuba ikhulele kwin-qanaba le AIDS, apho izobulala amajo-ni omzimba kude kufike ixesha lokubaingalawuleki.

Kwizifundo zakhe uPhumla uye wa-fumana ukwazi ukuba intsholong-wane le I HIV isulela kanjani ukusukakomnye umntu ukuya komnye. Uthiwothuka kakhula ukufumanisekaukuba kulula kanjani ukuba umntu os-uleleke.

“Abantu abazikhathalelanga, abayi-sebenzisi ikhondom xabesabelanangesondo”. Utshilo Ugqojana

Uqhube wathi ubantu bayosulelekangokwabelana ngesondo xabengase-benzisanga sikhuseli beleli nomntuos-ulelekileyo; umama angamosulelaumntwana wakhe ngexesha ekhulel-wexaetheakamkhusela (PMTCT)kus-engethuba, ngokutshintshelana nge-naliti nomtu uphila ne HIV, kunyeneengozi aphokubakhonautshintsha-tshintshwano ngegazi.

I HIV ayisuleli ngokuxhawula umn-tu ophila nayo. Kwaye ngeke uyifu-mane ngokutyela kwisitya esinyeokanye xanisebenzisa isixhobo esinye.Ngeke uyifumane i HIV ngokwangaumntu ophila ne HIV. Uyifumana xakudibene igazi, kunye nencindi ephu-ma ngaphantsi kumama okanye kuta-ta.

Ungazikhusela kwi HIV ngokuba u:•Ungazibandakanyi kwezesondo•Ukwazi istatus sakho neseqabane

lakho•Ukusebenzisa iKhondom xa uzok-

wabelana ngesondo•Ukwehlisela inani labantu olala na-

bo•Ungalali nabantu ujonge inzuzo•Ungaseli ngokweqileyo futhi un-

gasebenzisi iziyobisi•Ukoluka ukukhuselekiyo uphinde

usebenzise iKhondom

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LECTURERS from the variousuniversities across the countrykicked off thought-provokingdiscussions about foundationalprovisioning at a two-day collo-quiumhosted by theWalter Sisu-lu University (WSU) and the Uni-versity of Fort Hare (UFH) inEast London last week.

Addressing the delegates,Rhodes University dean of teach-ing and learning ProfessorChrissie Boughey said socialawareness and accountabilitymust become the key principleand approach in South Africanuniversities’ administering ofhigher education to their stu-dents.Boughey said maintaining the

“decontextualized learner” ap-proach to teaching in South Afri-ca only benefited the privilegedwhite middle class, who contin-ued to excel because of their ad-vantaged backgrounds.“The decontextualized ap-

proach works with that whichwe’re naturally born with – ourinherent abilities; naturalsmarts; innate or inborn confi-dence as human beings,” shesaid.“Besides the natural distribu-

tion of these traits, the privilegedfew can enhance these withintheir children through access.“It doesn’t recognise the poor

socioeconomic and historicalcontext within which this coun-try operates and thiswould serveto keep poor people in the periph-ery of academics.”Boughey said universities

needed to acknowledge and treatstudents as “social beings” andintroduce mechanisms to helpthem achieve some semblance ofequality through an evidence-based learning approach.

UFH Teaching and LearningCentre director Dr NoluthandoToni said the event was vital inproviding a platform for academ-ics to pause and consciously re-flect on best practices.“This colloquium is specifical-

ly intended to provide space toreflect, articulate and share ex-periences of designing and facili-tating learning in extended pro-grammes.”WSU learning and teaching de-

velopment institution directorVelile Dwayi said academic dis-courses of suchnaturewere criti-cal in generating new ways andapproaches to teaching andlearning.“Such spaces should constitute

not only the main feature of uni-versity practice where interlinkbetween theory, practice, devel-opment and research might bepromoted, monitored and evalu-ated, but also the generation ofnewways of practiceswhich con-tinue to evolve through our aca-demic discourses,” Dwayi said.Newlyappointed extendedpro-

grammes institution coordina-tor Thabile Loqo said efforts tointroduce a uniform approach inWSU’s screening, admission andplacement of students in extend-ed programmes could help im-prove teaching and learning atthe institution.She said the university must

move away from academic pro-grammes setting their own ad-missions guidelines and startsubscribing to an institutionally-set standard.“The current practice leaves

us susceptible and prone to in-quiries and questions, and right-fully so, about howwe determinestudents’ needs for foundationalprovision from the ones thatdon’t because there’s no uni-formity in the system,” Loqosaid.

Social awarenesskeyineducation redress

REPORTER

THE Walter Sisulu Universi-ty’s arts department has start-ed planting seeds to cultivateand grow research within itswalls with the aspiration ofone day seeing it blossom intomore than just a culture - butthe supreme ethos.

The ongoing research paper“Swazi Oral Literature, Eco-culture and EnvironmentalApocalypse” delivered by theUniversity of Swaziland’s DrEnongene Sone on August 4served to launch the depart-ment’s Seminars Series at theMthatha Campus.The paper examines oral lit-

erature as the epicentre ofSwazis’ indigenous conceptu-alisation of their social exis-tence and focuses on how thisoral literature as a system ofknowledge and cultural prac-tice is engaged by Swazis withregard to environmental sus-tainability.Sone argues that the indige-

nous environmental expertiseamong the Swazi people, en-capsulated in their oral litera-ture, can serve as a critical re-source base for the process ofdeveloping a healthy environ-ment.Furthermore, thepapercon-

tends that ecocriticism,which

is essentially a Western con-cept, can benefit by drawinginspiration from the indige-nous knowledge contained inSwazi culture and expressedin their oral literature.Series coordinator and En-

glish studies senior lecturerDr Thabisani Ndlovu said:“Our aim is to develop and en-courage a true academic spiritof engaging and sharing ideas.This should be the function ofany vibrant arts department -to generatemeaningful debateon issues that affect society atlarge.”It was through such engage-

ment, hepointedout, that soci-ety could review, recommendand implement strategieswith the common purpose ofcontributing towards creatinga robust, all-inclusive and hu-mane society.Ndlovu said the seminars

were also geared towards cre-ating an appropriate spaceand platform to encourageWSU staff and postgraduatestudents to share and assisteach other in collaborative ef-forts to write and publishmore research papers.The series is set to run until

October 13 and will constituteseven seminars with a pletho-ra of broad-based themes look-ing at socio-political sub-themes.

Seminars aim to cultivateresearch culture

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THE Councillor’s Cup, which was initiatedfour years ago to restore a sporting culturein Mthatha East, was held at the Rotary Stadi-um at the weekend.

The tournament was held for residents ofNgangelizwe, the oldest township in Mthatha,and some parts of Khwezi township (ward 02).

Ngangelize is well-known for being the

home of sport in Mthatha, but that culturedied off some years ago. The Councillor’s Cupis aimed at bringing back the love of sport tothe township.

This was revealed during the weekend tour-nament by the ward councillor, Nontyanty-ambo Gcingca, who is championing this sportspectacular.

Six schools from ward 02 participated in thetournament, during which soccer, netball,volleyball and rugby were played.

Ward 02 schools which participated in thetourney included Zimele High School, Mzim-vubu JSS, Nozuko SSS, Ngangelizwe SSS,Jonguhlanga SSS and Skill Centre.

Gcingca said that by hosting these gamesyearly they were trying to keep children awayfrom crime and drug abuse.

“Children growing up in the township areexposed to many things of township lifewhich could end up misleading them. Wewant them to get more involved in sport. This

would help them to stay away from drugabuse and crime in the township.”

She said the tournament was growing year-ly. The Department of Sport, Recreation, Artsand Culture and the private sector are in-volved in the initiative.

In the soccer matches, Skill Centre were thevictors, beating Nganglizwe SSS 1-0 in the fi-nals.

In rugby, Zumele High school became thisyear’s Councillor’s Cup champions.

Councillor’s Cup to restore sport inMthathaEast

Zimele High celebrate winning the rugby finals of the Councillor’s Cup in Mthatha at the weekend.PHOTO: SIM MDLEDLEThe Skill Centre team were the winners of the soccer. PHOTO:SIM MDLEDLE

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IQALILE kwimpela-veki esisuka kuyo itumen-te yebhola ekhatywayo eququzelelwa yiLu-thando Zibeko Foundation, nenjongo zayo iku-phuhlisa ezemidlalo emaphandleni ikwanikanethuba abadlali ukuba bachongwe ngamaqelaaziwayo kweli loMzantsi Afrika.

Letumente isekelweukubaidlalwengabadla-li abaneminyaka engaphantsi kweshumi eline-sixhenxe kuphela ngenjongo zokuba kuvelisweochwephesha bebhola ekhatywayo bangomso

kweli.ICofimvaba, iTsomo kwakunye neNcora,

zontathu ezondawo zisingathe lemidlalo yeLut-hando Zibeko Sports and Recreation Festivalnalapho ndawo nganye isingathe imidlalo ya-yo.

Usihlalo wale Foundation uLuthando Zibekouthe le midlalo yale tumente idlalwa kwezi nda-wo zintathu kuphela, kwaye amaqela aqhubekakuhle kwisigaba sokuqala azakudityaniswakwimidlalo eyandulela eyamanqam nezaku-banjelwa kwibala laseTsomo ngomhla we-shumi kwinyanga ka-October.

“Amaqela atshotshe entla kwezi ndawo si-zakuwathathasiyenawoeTsomoStadiumnala-pho sizakuwathelekisela khona ukuba ahluza-ne kuphume lawo azakudlala kumdlalo wa-manqam kolu khuphiswano luqala kulonyaka,” utshilo uZibeko.

Kwakule tumente kuvakala ukuba kuza ku-chongwa iqela elomeleleyo nelizakuthi lidlaleneqela le-University Of Pretoria (AmaTuks) la-baneminyaka engaphantsi kweshumi elinesi-xhenxe kunyaka ozayo.

“Ngokuya le midlalo iqhuba sizakuchongaabafana esizakubathatha siyokubadlalisa nen-

tanga zabo kwi-Tuks kunyaka ozayo, ngokwen-za njalo sizama ukuphuhlisa abantwana kwib-hola ekhatywayo,” uqhube watsho uZibeko.

Ukwathe sele benayo intsebenziswano neli-qela lidlala kwi-ABSA Premier Soccer Leaguei-UniversityOfPretoria,kubabanomdlaliwabowasetyhini obesuka kwi-Luthando ZibekoFoundation kodwa ngoku udlalela abasetyhinikweli qela.

Uzibeko uthi bameme nabachongi ukuba ba-zokukhangela abadlali kule tumente izakuqhu-ba kude ibengumhla weshumi kwinyanga ez-ayo.

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MTHATHABucks showed theymeant businesswhen they were promoted to the National FirstDivision and they are keen to be promoted toplay in the Premier Soccer League next season.

This followsbigsigningsfortheseason.Bucksended their first game on a high note in a fullypackedMthatha stadiumwhen they held VascoDa Gama to a 0 - 0 draw last Sunday.Someof their new signings started thematch,

while the experienced former BloemfonteinCeltic strikerMosses Spandeel started from thebench.He came on in the second half and quickly

made an impact with a penalty that gave Bucksthe equaliser.Bucks havemanaged to secure the services of

experienced former Sundowns goalkeeper Post-netOmony,whowasbetween thepoles lastSun-day.Newlyelectedcoach LeslyNotsi saidhewant-

ed to take the team to the play-offs despite thembeing the newcomers in theNational First Divi-sion.“The boys are in good shape. The first match

was a confidence-booster and my boys showedhunger.

“Theyshowedthatweareheretocompetenotjust to addnumbers. I’m sure thehalfwaymarkof the leaguewill beaverydecentoneand itwillgivemeaclueaboutwhere togowithmyteam,”the former Lesotho national coach said.

The new signings for Bucks are PhilisoMngadi, Thabiso Mokoena, Moses Spandeel,Postnet Omony, Phakathi Ndudinga, SakhileHlongwa,LuckyGoba,MlungisiMdwebu,SihleMaso, Thomas Nyathi, Phelelani Gcaba, Sam-keloNdletyana, TebohMakhunga, TsirisoKad-imeg, Rantabale Mashale and Lucky Mshum-pela.The players that were released by theMthat-

haclubincludeMnoneleliZitho,MlungisiMazi-buko, SibonisoNgcobo andAvelaMxaba.Notsisaid with the players he had he could go a longway.He expressed his gratitude to theBucksman-

agement for their support and for buying quali-ty players.In his technical team, Notsi has the likes of

Bucks legend Mzunani Mara Mgwigwi andformer Moroka Swallows midfielder SamuelNgobeni.“It is a great honour to work with these leg-

ends, particularly Mgwigwi, because he knowsthe culture of the team since he was with it fora long time as a player and as coach.”

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The Bucks management team are, back from left, Doc Tukute, Simthembile Ntlantsana, coach LesslyNotsi and Philiso Mnqandi. In front are the team’s new signings. PHOTO: SIM MDLEDLE

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IMTHATHA Bucks ibethwe okokuqalakwiNFD ngamanqaku amabini eqandeniyiMilano United kumdlalo ububanjelwekwibala iBlue Downs eKapa ngempela veki.

Oku kuthetha ukuba ayikaphumelelikwimidlalo emibini kweli zinga emva koku-dlala ngokulingana kowokuqala.Ukungaphumeleli kwaMathole aMnyama

kwenze ukuba abe nenqaku elinye emvakwale midlalo emibini, ngeli lixa iMilanoizithathele amanqaku amathathu ngoku-phumelela kwayo kulo mdlalo.IBucks ibijonge ukufumana amanqaku

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bhinqe umbhinqo ubemfutshane xa lizoku-be lijongene neqela leBlack Leapardsngomhla weshumi elinesibini kule nyangakumabala aseMthatha Stadium nokulapholizakudlala phambi kwabalandeli balo naba-za kulinika inkxaso.Iziphumo ze-NFD League ngempela veki:

IRoyal Eagles 0-1 Cape TownAll Stars, Than-da Royal Zulu 0-0 Amazulu, Moroka Swal-lows 1-0 FC Cape Town kunye noMthathaBuck 0-2 Milano United.

IBucks ibethwe okokuqala