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ASMatricsstartedwritingtheirfinalexams on Monday, the EasternCape Education MEC MandlaMakupula believes the MatricClass of 2013 will improve on the

61.7% pass rate of last year to achieve the 70%the province has targeted for this year.

According to the Provincial Educationspokesperson Mali Mtima the English Paper 1Home Language, English First Additional andSecond Additional Language Papers went wellon Monday.

“We experienced a problem in the Ngqamak-

we area where community members were in-volved inaservicedeliveryprotest.Afternegoti-ationswiththepolice,whodefusedthesituation,the protesters gave way. Examination paperswere sent and exams started smoothly,” saidMtima.

EasternCapeEducationMECMandlaMakup-ulahasassured theprovinceof thestateof readi-ness of almost 95 672 matrics registered for 2013NationalSeniorCertificate(NSC)examinations.

Makupula believes that administratively, theprovincewas ready formatric, a culmination of12-years of schoolingusedbymanyas abarome-ter of the country’s state of health of educationand by extension the way in which to gauge thepeoples’ability to jointhemainstreameconomy.

“The Department has been engaged in manysupport programmes for Grade 12 learners,”said Mtima.

Explaining, Mtima said there had been thor-ough Learner Teacher Support Material devel-opment and distribution especially in key con-tent areas, radio lessons, motivational talks forlearners, winter school, spring school, weekendandextra classes inalmost all thedistricts of theprovince.

Mtima was upbeat that this year’s matricswould do everything according to the letter. Hesaid, “Since the dawn of democracy, our prov-incehasneverhadanylearnerinvolvedinirreg-ularity likecopyingorbeinginvolvedinstealingofquestionpapers.Wearealsohopingforaclean

report without irregularities when we issue fi-nal results.

Children’s Rights advocate PetrosMajola hascalled people of the province to “pray for ourchildren” as “this is themost crucialmoment ofconfirmingwhattheyhavebeentaughtthrough-out the 2013 academic year.”

ThePeddie-basedKhulaCommunityDevelop-ment Project Director Majola also asked for theprayers for the Province to have improved re-sults “in order to go a step forward from wherewe were in the previous years.”

Majola further urged community as well astraditional leaders to protect the learners in-volvedinstudygroupsintheeveningandcampsoutside of their homes.

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ALL SET FOR FINAL EXAMS: TeacherThamsanqa Malgas (standing, seventhfrom left) among some of PhakamisaHigh School Grade 12 learners whostarted writing their 2013 NationalSenior Certificate (NSC) examinationson Monday. PHOTO:NCEBA DLADLA

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IT is still a mystery how two Port Elizabethtoddlers aged 3 and 4 years,whose bodieswerefound in a parked motor-vehicle in Zwidetownship on Tuesday, died.

According to PE police spokesperson War-rantOfficerThembiGwe, the children,Nasisi-pho Klaas (3) and Athini Slamini (4) from 4thAvenue in Zwide,were found dead in a parked

car outside ahouse on the corner of ScheepersStreet and Second Avenue in Zwide.They were allegedly visiting the house in

Scheepers Street on Monday with the 59 year-old grandmother of one of the children.“On her arrival at the house the children

wanted to play in the vehicles that wereparked outside. The grandmother orderedthem to go home,” said Gwe.When the gogo returned to her home, how-

ever, she realised that the children were not

there and alerted one of the neighbours anda parent of the other child.“The families started a search with the help

of community members. This continued untilat about 10pmwhen theydecided to inform thepolice about the missing children,” said W/OGwe.The police started the search immediately

and were looking everywhere in the area.Theywere assistedbymembers of the commu-nity who went door to door in search of the

lost children.“At about 1.20 am today (Tuesday) the bod-

ies of Nasisipho Klaas (3) and Athini Slamini(4) were found dead in the yard in ScheepersStreet,” said W/O Gwe, adding that the carwithmechanical faults had been parked therefor two months.Thecauseofdeathwasnotknownaccording

to the police who were still waiting for a postmortem yesterday. An inquest docket hadbeen opened, said W/O Gwe.

Toddlers founddead inparked car

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MEMBERS of the South African PoliceService (SAPS) in Kamvelihle nearMotherwell arrested a 33-year old manfor drugs last Wednesday October 23.

The Kamvelihle police received infor-mation about drugs that were sold atLuthuli Street NU 2 Motherwell.“On following up the information the

police searched a flat at the back of thehouse where the suspect, a 33-year oldman lives,” said police spokespersonWarrant Officer Dumile Gwavu.The police recovered 448 mandrax

tablets, 2,58 kg of dagga and an undis-closed amount of money.The suspect was arrested for dealing

in drugs.He appeared in theMotherwell magis-

trate’s court on Monday.“The South African Police Service

wish to thank the community for this co-operation in fighting crime and we alsoappeal to them to report all crime to thepolice to deal with,” said W/O Gwavu.

Kamvelihle police confiscate drugs and cash

Warrant Officer John Camelio showing theconfiscated drugs. PHOTO:SUPPLIED

ANalarming increase in thenumber of vehiclesbeingstolenhasprompted theSouthAfricanPo-lice Service (SAPS) in the Uitenhage Cluster towarn vehicle owners to be careful.“There is an alarming increase in the theft of

motor vehicles in this area. We’d like membersof thepublic tobealertespeciallywhentheylocktheir vehicles,” said police spokesperson War-rant Officer Gerda Swart, adding that incidentsof this sort of crime were increasingly reportedin the Jeffreys Bay area.SaidW/OSwart, “Anumberof incidentshave

been reported with regard to the usage of gateremote controls (jamming devices) to gain ac-

cess to the vehicles.”Explaining,W/OSwartsaidthesuspectswere

using remote control devices to override the re-mote vehicle security system. She said this ena-bles the criminals to gain access to the vehicleand to take the property left inside the vehicle.Thepolice spokespersonurgedowners todou-

ble check and ensure that the vehicle is actuallyproperly locked before leaving.“It is especially applicable when you cannot

hear the clicking sound or see the head lightsflashing,” said Swart, adding that this unwel-come tendency was growing especially at shop-ping centres and malls. – NCEBA DLADLA

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WHAT started as an inspirational talk in Nel-son Mandela Bay about a year ago, has givenrise to a project aimed at putting the metro –named for world icon, Nelson Mandela – onthe world map.

It was a presentation by Mike Abel fromM&C Saatchi Abel, to the Madiba Bay Forum,that gave birth to a project by the citizens ofthe city, to make Nelson Mandela Bay thegreatest city in South Africa.

Project Nelson Mandela Bay is an idea by“the good citizens” Michelle Brown, KobusGerber and Andrew Barton, and about 70 vol-unteers, to take the idea to the next level.

Speaking to themedia at thePEClub inBirdStreet, Port Elizabeth recently, project coordi-nator, Gerber said, “We’re the good citizenswho were inspired by a talk we attended and

decided to do something to market NelsonMandela Bay as a tourism destination ofchoice.”

Gerber said they were volunteering theirtime and services to the project.

According to Gerber, it’s been a year sincethey started the work of first consulting bigbusiness, the metropopolitan municipalityleadership and other important stakeholders,including the Business Chamber and theMandela Bay Development Agency.

“We named the initiative ‘Project NelsonMandela Bay,’ and soon more than 70 volun-teers signed up to turn our vision into reality.We now have elected a task team working atwinnable ideas to kick-start our project,” saidGerber.

He added that they had a senior official ofthe municipality in the task team.

The Six Projects allocated to the task teamto lay the foundation for a promising 2014 are:

* Freedom Precinct* 12 Active Months and World Class events* Creating SA’s Greenest City* Creating SA’s Safest City* Creating SA’s Smartest City (ThroughEd-

ucation) and* Creating SA’s Most Connected City

(Through Technology).Asked which of these were most urgent,

Gerber said, “All six stand out. But, we’d liketo establish the city as a city of destinationfor 12 months of the year.

However, as youknow, thatwill not happenif we don’t have the safest city.”

Gerber said it was good that the metro al-ready hosts events such as the Iron Man, theRugby 7s and the Splash Festival.

According to him, creating smaller eventsaround flag ship events, was one way to fillvisitors’ diaries, tomake sure guests were en-tertained while in Nelson Mandela Bay.

Volunteersaim tomarket theBay

Nelson Mandela Bay Project founders from left,Kobus Gerber, Michelle Brown and AndrewBarton during the media briefing last week.PHOTO:NCEBA DLADLA

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THE Uniting Presbyterian Church ofSouthern Africa, JC Hliso Congregation(eRhabe) in New Brighton, will be wel-coming back Reverend Rally Zuzile Not-she this Saturday and Sunday.

“We’re welcoming back into ourmidst, Rev. Zuzile, who was the first stu-dent minister of our church many yearsago,” said Nombulelo Nzima, the MediaLiaison Officer of the organising com-mittee.

Nzima said Notshe, the current Na-tional Steward Convenor of the UnitingPresbyterian Church of Southern Afri-ca, resumes his duties as the JC Hliso

Rector - where his calling was fulfilled.A former teacher, trained at Lovedale Col-

lege from 1972, Rev. Notshe studied Theologyin Pietermaritzburg in 1983, when he wascalled toministry. “He has been posted to servemany parishes around the country includingparishes in Alice, Queenstown, East London(Auld Memorial Church where he served 10years), Cape Town and back to Port Elizabethwhere he first started,” said Nzima.

According to Nzima, the weekend’s welcom-ing will include a talk by local businessmanand church elder OomRichVantyi. Among oth-er topics, Oom Rich will talk about the historyof the church, while the youth will providesong, poetry and music to spice up the event.

Thozi Faba will be M.C. The service startsat 12 noon on Saturday and at 9am on Sunday.

Uniting PresbyterianChurchwelcomes back Rev ZuzileNotshe in PE

Nombulelo Nzima. PHOTO:SUPPLIED

UITENHAGE police were on Monday closingdown on an armed robbery suspect after alertsecurity company officials arrested another onSunday morning.

The two suspects had allegedly entered thebusiness in Market Street, Uitenhage, armedwith knives and demanded cash from the work-ers on Sunday morning. Uitenhage policespokesperson Warrant Officer Gerda Swart,said a security official who responded to analarm apprehended one of the suspects on thespot and also recovered themoney robbed at thebusiness while members of the SAPS who alsoarrived at the scene unsuccessfully chased thesecond suspect.

“The second suspect is still at large,” saidSwart, adding that police were investigating acase of armed robbery.– NCEBA DLADLA

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PORT Elizabeth young girls will be struttingtheir stuff during the official launch of Faceof the Future Modelling School at St Barna-bas Church, corner of Daku Road and SeyisiStreet, Kwazakhele this Saturday November2, starting at 7pm.

The event which promises modelling anda fashion-show including lots of entertain-ment is a dream-come-true for former modeland Director of Face of the Future ModellingSchool Nokuzola Gungu-Sam of Algoa Park.

It is sponsored by Swiss Jewellers and Ex-quisite Designs.

Nokuzola is a former Miss Black South Af-rica Finalist and Winner of Miss PE and MissEast London.

She has been toying for almost 20 yearswith the idea of starting up a modellingschool to benefit young children from Nelson

Mandela Bay townships.Gungu-Sam who believes modelling was

not about being beautiful, said she wants tohelp groom young girls to become ladies andyoung boys to become gentlemen.

“Since I stopped modelling at Mod-SceneStudios under Barbara Moore in NewtonPark, I have been thinking of starting a mod-elling school, to plough back into the commu-nities,” said Gungu-Sam.

She added that it pained her to know thatthere were no modelling schools in the town-ships.

“Modelling schools are mainly in town andfor many township folk, who wanted to be-come models, they are too expensive,” saidthe lady who was also Ms Ciskei in her youth.

She started her modelling school in Maythis year in Kwazakhele and to date have 30models who range from four to 22 years inage.

Admission at the door is R50.Ready to strut their stuff are some of the members of Face of the Future Modelling School fromKwazakhele. PHOTO:SUPPLIED

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THE Nelson Mandela Bay Municipalityhosted a very successful 10th Anniversaryof the OR Tambo Choral Music Festival atthe Nangoza Jebe Hall in New Brighton,Port Elizabeth, recently.

It was a Saturday and Sunday of fun forchoral music lovers of the province as allthe districts were represented in the festi-val that was fully supported by the Provin-

cial Department of Sport, Recreation, Artsand Culture (DSRAC), Metropolitan Lifeand Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality asthe hosts.

On the Saturday the competition was onMezzo Soprano, Tenor, Alto and Baritonesolos, including duets and the standardcategory in the choirs.

The big guns of Eastern Cape Choral Mu-sic, the Joy of Africa, Matthews Singers,(both Nelson Mandela Bay), HarmoniousSounds and Butterworth Services (Amath-

ole), Modern Arts Vocal Association akaMava, (OR Tambo) and Mbizana DolceVoices (Alfred Nzo) pitted great conduc-tors such as Dr Makhaya Mjana, the legen-dary Mzwandile Matthews, T.M Mahlan-geni and Mr Nomanyama against each oth-er.

Gauteng’s Sifiso Tshezi, who was an ad-judicator, noted that the event stood outas one of the best in the country. He said,“The competition was tight and the choirswere well prepared.”

“Great work has been done by the choirsand conductors in preparation for thiscompetition. The standard is very high,”noted DSRAC MEC Xoliswa Tom who dan-

gled a huge carrot for the choirs to competefor stardom - a recording deal at the Audio-Visual Studio in East London over andabove the R40 000 prize money for grabs.

Matthews Singers won both the WesternPiece and African Champ of Champs fol-lowed by Butterworth Services Choir (Am-athole District) and Sakhabengoma (Am-athole) in the Western Piece and the Joyof Africa (Nelson Mandela Bay) and But-terworth Services Choir in the AfricanPiece.

Winners in the large section were, Corodi Popolo (OR Tambo), SiyaphambiliAdult Choir, (Chris Hani) and LusikisikiPhilharmonic Voices (OR Tambo).

Matthews Singers win recording deal

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SOOTHING sounds will be guar-anteed when Miss Mona and theM.A.D Band perform at OmegaMinistries in Arcadia in theNorthern Areas of Port Eliza-beth this Saturday, November 2.

Acardia born and bread Chi-mondaley Klaasen, aka MissMona, a highly talented and ver-satile musician who writes herown music, teamed up two yearsago with the classy M.A.D Bandalso from the Northern Areas toproduce the best combination ofJazz, Soul and RnB sounds.

Miss Mona, the darling of thefans in Port Elizabeth and theM.A.D Band has shared thestage with such great artistsfrom various musical back-grounds as Loyiso Bala, LionelPeterson, Jodi Williams, Ntoko-zo Mbambo, Sylverster Funani,Felicia Marion and the Rockets,to name a few.

Her live performance with

this five-piece band, after six fullmonths of rehearsals, promisesto be a tantalising affair, accord-ing to organiser Juanita Prince.

Themed: “The Love Affair” -the concert is aimed at remind-ing people about the most impor-tant subject called “love”.

According to Mona, “So manypeople’s focus gets blurred anddistracted from God.

The concert is rather trying toremind us of the love God has forus the creation and how weshould always remember thatlove.”

“This is indeed a show not tobe missed. I urge music lovers tocome and support. They won’tbe disappointed,” said Miss Mo-na who is also hoping to buysome music instruments withthe proceeds.

Her ultimate aim, she said, isto record and produce her ownalbum and show her talents tothe rest of the world.

Admission at the door is R40and the show starts at 6.30 pm.

MissMonaand theM.A.DBand in concert

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Ntosh Madlingozi(pictured) with other bestSA comics like TatsNkonzo, TD Jokes, CelesteNtuli, Anele Mdoda,Mbulelo Manylaughs,Sifiso Nene and AneleShube will be performinglive in the hilarious,fast-paced, wit andintelligent 99% Xhosacomedy at the VodacomAmphitheatre at theBoardwalk in PE thisSaturday. PHOTO:SUP­PLIED

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UMZI waseTiyopiya - Ityalike Yo-mdibaniso will hold a High Tea at theNU13 Community Hall in Motherwellthis Saturday, November 2. It starts at2pm.

According to St Mary MagdaleneChurch Rector Reverend Canon Them-ba Mahuma, the High Tea was hischurch’s idea of addressing problemsthat members of the community werefacing in this day and age.

According to Mahuwa, the churchcannot be silent while the people of Godare hurting.

“We have invited Rev. Dr Ruby Za-wuka of Nelson Mandela MetropolitanUniversitytotalkunderthetheme: ‘TheChurch’s response to poverty and thechallenges facing societies currently es-

pecially in the Motherwell area’,” saidMahuwa.

He said Umhlobo Wenene FM’s Rev-erend Mzukisi Faleni would also be gi-ving a motivational talk on the day.

In addition during the High Tea, StMaryMagdalenewillbewelcomingUm-zi WaseTiyopiya’s Bishop SolomziMentjies who is in California in the USfor the church’s Provincial Synod.

Rev Luzuko Ngantweni aka Dj Dee ofKingfisher FM will be the ProgrammeDirector.

The Reverend Dj is expected to fine-tune the audience in their expectationsof information, fun and entertainment.

“We have also planned entertainmentby a local gospel group and the churchchoir,” said Rev Mahuwa, adding thatrefreshments would be served. Dona-tionspayableat thedoorwillbeR100perperson.

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Rev. Canon Themba Mahuwa.PHOTO:SUPPLIED

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SILINDOKUHLE Boxing Promotions in con-junction with the Provincial Department ofSport, Recreation, Arts and Culture (DSRAC)presents a fight for the vacant Eastern CapeLight Heavyweight title between Leon Mribaand Lesley Hope at the Jeff Masemola Commu-nity,HallKwaNobuhleonSaturdayNovember9.

This must-see 10-round fight between twoPort Elizabeth combatants presents Mribawho is moving a division up after his last fightin theSuper-MiddleweightandHopewho isgo-ingdownafterhis last fight in theheavyweightdivision.

In the main supporting bout, an innovationby Nelson Mandela Bay boxing fraternity seesthe vastly experienced Siyabulela Kuphisoand the up-and-coming Lonwabo Roboshi(both from KwaNobuhle) contesting for the va-cant Nelson Mandela Bay (the previous EP) ti-tle in the Miniflyweight division.

The difference here is that, this will be overeight-rounds compared to the previous 10-rounds. In themainpreliminarybout, local idolLungisani Jikani will square off with Siyabon-ga Rhangile from East London over six roundsin the Junior Lightweight division while in an-other six rounder, PE’s Lusindiso Siyo will puthis SA rating at stake against Uitenhage’sThando Mahlahla.

In the other bouts, all over four rounds: firstthere will be two female bouts, Nomampon-domiseXotyeni (Uitenhage)whowill squareoffwith Bongiswa Silo (Western Cape) and Nozi-pho Bell (Walmer) who will challenge Ntombo-zuko Nonina of the North West province. Bothfights are in the Junior Lightweight division.

Other scheduled bouts are: SiphosethuNcisanaversusMzwamadodaJibiliza (minifly-weight); Asandiso Mancapa vs Ayanda Fatyi(Miniflyweight); Xolisa Kana vs Bongani Jim(Jnr Featherweight) and Lwandile Phillip vsYanga Daniso in the Flyweight division.

Admission will be R40 for adults, boxers andchildren R20.

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PLANS for South African Football Associa-tion (SAFA) to develop football at grassrootslevel are bearing much fruit. This became evi-dentduringtheSAFA-NelsonMandelaBayIn-ter Local Football Association (ILFA) Under-13 Tournament which started in Septemberthis year.

Nodefa beat Mofa 2-1 in that tournamentthereby paving a way for a regional competi-tion which takes place at the New BrightonOval Stadium this Saturday November 2.

A delighted NODEFA president Monde Mh-letywa who doubles as SAFA NMB DeputyPresident said they felt it possible to honourtheir team and technical staff with their asso-ciation’s colours at a function held at their of-fices in KwaNobuhle last Friday.

Speaking to PE Express Indaba yesterday(Tuesday) Mhletywa said this SAFA tourna-ment was part of the grassroots football devel-opment initiative which is one of the SouthAfrica2010FifaWorldCupLegacyTrustFundProgrammes.

This five-year programme was directed atU-13 and U-15 boys and girls who will be ma-tured enough and ready to represent thiscountry in the Africa Nations Cup and thesubsequent World Cup in 2018, said Mhle-tywa.

Mhletywa said SAFA was selecting playersfrom each LFA to play in the regional leagueup to the national league. The hope, he said,was that players who manage to be selectedto play provincially and nationally through-out the years will be ready for internationalduty in the next five years. “That’s the plan,”he said.

MribavsHope - EC Lightheavyweight titleat stake

Lesley Hope ready for the vacant EC light heavyweight title fight against Leon Mriba.PHOTO:NCEBA DLADLA

Football development bearingmuch fruit

Nodefa president Monde Mhletywa (Standing fifth from left) and the joyful team that receivedtracksuits and gold medals. PHOTO:SUPPLIED

SELBY MADIKANE

SAFA Nelson Mandela Bay at large takes pridein their Womens U/17 team player Anelisa‘Tshabalala’ Ndyebi who is selected to representhercountryintheirgameagainstZambiaonNo-vember 1, 2013.

Motherwell Football Association (MOFA)held a sendoff function to honour the TomorrowStars left-footed winger Tshabalala for being se-lected in the national team.

SAFA NMB President and MOFA ex-officioMzimkhuluFina,SAFANMBWomensOfficialsand MOFA Women’s Coordinator Beauty Toseand Nomawethu Apleni, MOFA President Sim-phiweMKMkangelwa,MOFASecretaryThobe-la Dekeda, MOFA Youth Affairs CoordinatorVuyo Sabalele and Ndyebi’s mother LindelwaNdyebi were in attendance.

President Mzimkhulu Fina told Ndyebi thatshe should not forget where she was comingfrom and warned her not to take any drugs butshe should believe in her God-given talent. Finasaid, “The team manager and coach are there toguide and you should follow their instructions.

Give respect to your technical team, to teammates, to match officials and to everybody. WearedelightedtohaveaplayerofTshabalala’scal-ibre. One day you will represent Banyana teambecause you have a bright future in football.”

Tose said that Ndyebi would not disappointthe South Africans away from home soil.Mkangelwa stated that the MOFA family wasgiving

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BEKUHLUZW’amakhwenkwe emadodenikwimidlalo yeNobuhle-Despatch FootballAssociation VW Com-munity Trust PremierLeague kumabala ase-Jabavu kutshanje.

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IKabah United Broth-ers (KUBS) yenzeudushe ibetha 4 -0iBlack Aces.

Yona iCity Style khange imelane nox-inzelelo lweJamaican Stars ebathwaxe 3-0.Bekungathi iGolden Chiefs iyaziqhelanisanje xa bebetha kakubi behlaza iXI Stars 5-0.

IReally Rangers ngathiibihamba yodwa ema-baleni xa isuse ngo 4-1 iY-oung Pirates.

Kumdlalo kaGoliathnoDavide iYoung Killersiwiswe ngo 2-1 yi-Khay-elitsha Stars.

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Beauty Tose, MOFA President Simphiwe MK Mkangelwa and Nomawethu Apleni present a gift toAnelisa Ndyebi and to Lindelwa Ndyebi (Anelisa’s mother) PHOTO:SELBY MADIKANE

A New City Stars player shields theball from Manchester player (blackjersey). PHOTO:SELBY MADIKANE

Tshabalala fullsupport in her en-deavour and heshared Fina’s senti-ments in that sheshould be obedient.

The South Africanteam assembled inJohannesburg on 27October 2013, andwill take on theYoung Chipolopoloyoung lasses in Zam-bia on November 1.AccordingtoTosetheteamisexpected tobeback on November 4.

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