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CENTRE>> Funulwazi primary school gave food and cleanedthe centre for the elderly and sick in Imbali

PHOTO: NOKULUNGA NGOBESEGrade 7 pupils of Funulwazi Primary School in Imbali, with food parcels that they donated tothe elderly and the sick living at Siyaphilisa Community Centre

NOKULUNGA NGOBESE>>nokulungan@myecho.co.za

CHRISTMAScameearly for the elderly andthe sick living at Siyaphilisa CommunityCentre in Imbali, when a group of Grade

7 pupils from Funulwazi Primary School in Im-bali,donated food parcels to the centre last Fri-day.

The project forms part of their Life Orienta-tion (LO) practicals, in an attempt to encouragechildren about the importance of voluntarismaround their communities.

LOteacher,SpheleleNgcobo,saidthatpupilswere asked to get donations from their parents,whether itwasvegetables fromtheir gardensorfood that they bought with their pocket money.

“Thiswasthefirsttimethatwehavedonethisproject practically, although there is a sectionthat talks about voluntarism every year.

“Wewant to encourage our children that nomatter how old you are, you can play a role inyourcommunity. Wewant themtoknowthe im-portanceofgivinglovetothesick,theelderly, thevulnerable and the neglected.

“We are building a foundation that will seethem volunteering their services for the better-ment of the community, without expecting any-thing in return. There is a high unemploymentrate among our youth, but they can learn somuch through volunteer work”.

Thepupilsalsocleaned, sang, recitedpoemsand played games with the residents.

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Classy houses mushroom in rural areas NOMPENDULO NGUBANE>>nompendulo.ngubane@myecho.co.za

WHEN driving or walking aroundareas such as Snathing, Sweet-waters, Mpumuza and Eland-

skop, the eyes are caught by classy homesand onewould swear it’s a drive or awalkaround the Montrose or Hilton area.

Could it be that people are finding theruralareasasplacesofcomfortandpeace,compared to the town environment andsuburban areas?

Dumezweni Zimu from Snathing andPatrick Mbambo from Elandskop gavesome perspective on the issue.

Zimu’s house is just along Snathingmain road and it is a head–turner.

Some of Zimu’s personal reasons forbuildinghis owncastle inSnathingare in-vestment, house value, comfort, peaceand development, as he also looks atthings with the eye of a businessman.

“At my age, I take so many things intoperspective when making a decision.Buildingahouse isan investmentandthatshouldbeaccompaniedbythevalueofthathouse.

“I would start by saying that buildingahouse isabetter initiative thanbuying it.With the house you have built, you decidewhat to do. You decide what to add, whatsort of paint or ceiling board youwant. Astheowner,youare thedecisionmakerand

therefore you decide on everything,” saidZimu.

He said that the value of the houses intown are completely different from theones in the rural areas.

“AR1.5millionhousebuilt inSnathingcompared to theonebuilt in townareverydifferent. I have a huge site which couldstill accommodate another ten houses,”said Zimu.

As a business driven person, he said,hewould like to seepeoplenotbeingboth-ered by having to take a taxi to town forshopping.

“Businessplansarealreadyinthepipe-line and thatwouldhelp to create employ-ment opportunities. I believe that weshould develop our own areas now, in-stead of shopping in town,” he said.

For Mbambo, his roots are in Eland-skopandit’swherehewouldliketobebur-ied.

“I grewup inElandskopand it’swheremy comfort is. I am free to domy ceremo-nies without having anyone complainingabout the slaughtering of a cow or goat,”he said.

One other reason many people areflocking back to rural areas to build bighouses, is thatdevelopmentsnowaboundin these areas.

Before 1994, there were no tarredroads, no water and no electricity.

PHOTO: NOMPENDU-LO NGUBANEThe Zimu's housein Snathing.

Days of expecting to see mansions and double storey hous­es only in town are over,NOMPENDULONGUBANEfinds out why.

A proudly PMB talent show

THEGayandLesbianNetwork,andMar-shall music midlands have joined forcesto bring PMB Got Talent which is to takeplace at the beginning of next month.

Organisers are calling for potentialtalent around KwaZulu–Natal to enterthetalentcompetitionscheduledfor4Oc-tober.

According to a press release from theGay and Lesbian Network, the talentcompetitionisapre–eventofthePinkMy-anh festival which is to take place fromthe9to14December inPietermaritzburgand would include several events.

“The focusof the talent competition isto identify local talent whowill then per-formand showcase local talent at the an-nualPinkMynah festival inPietermaritz-burg,” said the release.

It added that the talent competitioncomprises five categories in which peo-ple can enter solo or as a group, and in-cludes: dance, singing, rapping, poetryand musical instruments.

“The talent competition is open to allages, regardless of one’s sexual orienta-tion. Pierre Buckley ,the currentMr PMB2013, will be entering the competition

andwillbeshowingoffhistalentbyenter-ing the singing category,” said the organ-isers.

Thosewho have talent would need toaudition first and if successful ,wouldqualify for the competition.

The auditions take place on Saturday,28 September at 10am at Allan WilsonShellhole, 5 Alan PatonAvenue,which isnext to the YMCA.

If you think youhave gotwhat it takesto enter the talent competition, contactSdu Mncube or Anthony Waldhausen at033 342 6165 or at director@gaylesbi-ankzn.org Entryformsarealsoavailableat the following outlets:

GLNofficeat187ABurgerStreet,Mar-shall Music Midlands at Cascades Malland PMB Tourism office at Chief AlbertLuthuli Street, all in Pietermaritzburg.

“The organiserswould like tomake acall to prospective sponsors to come onboard and support this unique and spec-tacular pageant. For more informationon sponsorship, please contact AnthonyWaldhausenat 0333426165or at direc-tor@gaylesbiankzn.org,” said the pressrelease.

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDSome of the entrants for the PMB Got Talent Competition to be staged in thecity on 4 October (from left) Africa Dlamini (poetry), Zama Maseme (Africandance) and Pierre Buckley (singing).

A SPECTACULAR celebration ofthe historic Zulu Kingdom, calledUmgidi Welembe, is scheduled totake place at King Shaka Interna-tional Airport this Sunday.

Zulu 200, in association withtheAirportsCompanyofSouthAf-rica (ACSA),onbehalfofZuluKingGoodwill Zwelithini kaBhekuzuluwill stage UmgidiWelembe 2013,a cultural pageant in anticipationof the Bicentenary of the Zulu Na-tion in 2016.

The year marks the 200th an-niversary of the formation of theZuluNationbyKingShakakaSen-zangakhona. Conceivedanddriv-en by CEOMandla KaNozulu andchairmanDumaNdlovu, the Zulu200 initiative seeks to enhanceawareness of the multi–facetedhistoric and cultural landscapesthatcomprise the legacyof theZu-lu Kingdom and its people.

In a press release, organiserssaid: “It will see the production ofliterary, audio and filmmaterials,toempowerandinspirecitizensofKwaZulu–Natal through informa-tion, educationandconnectivity”.

Following the launch of theproject in 2011, and last year’shighlysuccessful follow–upevent,

this year’s pageant, is supportedby the KwaZulu–Natal ProvincialGovernment, Ethekwini Munici-pality, Metro Rail and Ukhozi FM.

“Reflecting the rich tapestry ofhistory of the Zulu nation, thisred–letter event on the culturalcalendar of KwaZulu–Natal willsee thousands of traditional Zuludancers, izimbongi and musi-cians performing before a distin-guished audience headed by theZulu King.

“KingZwelithini has extendedawarm invitation to the people ofKwaZulu–Nataltocomeandenjoythis magnificent celebration,”said the organisers.

They said proceedings on thedaywill startwithaparadeofZuludancers in full regalia, accompa-nied by the regiment of the ZuluRoyal House.

This will take place throughthe King Shaka Airportterminal building, lead-

ing to a designated area nearby,where performances will be pre-sented from10amto5pm, follow-ing an opening address by KingZwelithini

“Theday’sprogrammewillcul-minate with presentations, andperformances by maskandigroups. Admission is free and allare welcome”.

FOTO: SUPPLIEDZulu King Zwelithinishows his delight atthe Zulu dance perfom­ers at last year’s Umgi­di Welembe.

FOTO: SUPPLIEDZulu dancersperform for adelighted KingZwelithini atlast year’s Um­gidi Welembepageant atKing Shaka In­ternational Air­port. Thisyear’s follow­upevent takesplace on 22September

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Tug of war over Motsepe moneyNOKULUNGA NGOBESE>>nokulungan@myecho.co.za

BICKERING is standing in the way of three or-ganisations in the city getting their share of theR10million in funcing being distributed by theMotsepe foundation in the Msunduzi Munici-pality.

Chairman of the Motsepe Foundation, Pa-triceMotsepe,visitedthecity lastmonthandin-vested R10million to be used by city organisa-tions in their development programs.

He said that no funding would be given toorganisations without proper structures.

According to chairman of the District Mot-sepe Foundation Funding and DevelopmentForum, Caleb Mbokazi, most organisationshave selected their representatives except

youth, women and NGOs.“It was agreed that applicants for the fund-

ing would be given a funding document and atwopage fundingcriteriadocument,butunfor-tunately due to non–elected structures, noprogress has been made,” he said.

Mbokaziadded that theyweregivenadead-lineof30Novemberwhereapplicantswouldbenotified of the outcome.

“Since theseorganisationsare still undecid-ed of who to choose as they have not electedtheir representatives, funding forms have noteven been distributed,” he said.

The funding sectors include education,youth,women (SmallMediumMicroEnterpisebusinesses and co-ops, religious or labour, tra-ditional, sports (Arts & culture), music, NGOsand businesses.

Vying to be PMB face of the catwalkPHOTO: SUPPLIED

YOUNG men and women between the agesof 15 and 23 are expected to vie for big priz­es at the PMB Face of the Catwalk sched­uled for 26 and 28 September at the Univer­sity of KZN in Pietermaritzburg.Auditions will be on 24 September 2013 atthe University of KwaZulu–Natal, Pietermar­itzburg campus at the Collin Web Hall. Allmodels will need to arrive at 11am with R100registration fee and an Identity photo andthe ladies need to bring heels. Wear anythingcomfortable.No modeling experiencenecessary.In a press release,event organiserLungile Zondi said thecompetition is plannedto take place everyyear in Septemberwith the aim ofbringing more enter­tainment to thecity of Pieter­maritzburgwhile at thesame time,help­

ing models reach their dreams and help in­still more confidence. “On the first day of thecompetition the models will be taught andjudged on public speaking, fashion advertis­ing, team work skills and swim wear (we doaccept models who aren’t comfortable in bi­kinis – they’ll be allowed to wear sarongs).For more information, contact Lungile Zondiat 079 449 2149 or on BBM at 2996D4AE orClive Hadebe at 079 432 1194 or e­mail pmb­pageant@gmail.com. Captured in the pictureare Face of Durban contestants which tookplace on Saturday.

Auditionsfor aspiringactors>> People between the ages of 12 and 45 are needed

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ASPIRING actors,whether young orold, are invited to

take part in the 7pm filmauditions taking place atthe Bessie Head librarynext Friday.

The film, which talksabout gender basedawareness and domesticviolence, is written anddirected byWandileNka-la from Sweetwaters.

“We are currently do-ing final scenes, and weneed anyone with talentfrom the ages of 12 to 45–years to come and audi-tion.Wewantpeoplewhoare passionate about act-ing, have fresh talent andhavedreamsofbecomingprofessional actors oneday”. The film is about abusinessmanwhodeniespaternity of his daughterNhlalobecauseofherdis-ability. His daughter getsholdofhisgun,whichhasbeen lying around reck-lessly,andtries toendherlife. But unfortunately asshe pulls the trigger, sheshoots her grandmother.

Itistitled7pmbecauseit tooksevendaystoshootit. The auditions be heldfrom 9am to 4pm. En-trance fee is R25 for pri-mary school pupils andR50 for adults.

PHOTO: SUPPLIED7pm Film director Wandile Nkala is inviting aspiring actors to takepart in the film's auditions next Friday

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MSUNDUZI Hospice is running their wellknown and popular course, Introductionof Hospice Care Course / Basic HospiceCourse, on 25, 26 and 27 September and1, 2, 3 October from 9am to 1pm daily.The venue is the Msunduzi Hospice Con­ference Centre and the cost is R600 perperson – no catering is provided excepttea and biscuits.For further information phone 033 3441560

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THE Role of the ANCYL in the Cur-rent Phase of the Struggle

AS a way concluding, the ANC 53rd Con­ference observed “with deep concern[that] the state of the Youth Leagueand its increasingly antagonistic rela­tionship with its mother–body, seem­ingly defining itself outside of the polit­ical framework of the ANC”.It also noted the state of the NEC withkey acting positions, and the emergingtendency in the League at different lev­els to recall and suspend members

without due process.Thus it resolved that “the incoming

NEC (National Executive Committee)should urgently intervene to addressthe situation of the ANC Youth League.The incoming NEC must, among other

things, take all necessary measures toensure that the League plays its properrole and acts within the policy and theconstitution.The revival of the ANCYL is very impor­tant, since it would mutually reinforcethe renewal of the ANC itself and wouldalso mobilise the scores of young peo­

ple, most of whom will be voting for thefirst time in 2014.The task teams must be under no illu­

sion that the majority of the prospec­tive‘first–time–youth’votersare‘coco­nuts’, who either reside in urban areasor come from well–to–do families sincethe 2011 Census report – cited above –debunks the myth that central to therevival of the ANCYL there must be anattempt to Americanise the ANCYL.The reality is that the ANCYL’s revival

program must appeal to the significantmajority of youth under 35 years of agewho live in households that receivelow–incomes, as already alluded to inthe preceding paragraphs.The ANCYL must continue to push radi­cal youth demands, which are in any­way those of the society. The YouthLeague must be nothing else but theparliament of the young people.We must see the society we seek tobuild within us. We need unity in actionfor a better and prospering society forall the youth of our country; Black, Indi­an, Coloured and White.The future of our country belongs to allthe youth who live in it, irrespective oftheir colour.This unity will never be built through

fracturing or dividing young people onthebasisofwhotheyareandwhattheircolour is. Youth formations, especiallywithin the national progressive fold,have the responsibility of championingthe historical mandate of the ANC andthe Alliance, that of transforming oursociety into a non–racial, non–sexistand democratic society.We hold, as the ANCYL, the responsibil­ity of ensuring that the young peopleare liberated from economic and politi­cal bondage, especially those who were

historically oppressed.Lastly, central to the restoration of theANCYL is to give practical meaning tothe Decade of the Cadre by deliberatelyensuring that the ANC values of self­lessness; self­respect; respect for theelders; revolutionary discipline; con­structive criticism; self­criticism arepopularised among the youth.These values are more important if weare to produce young people who arenot suffering from the “me­first–every­one–else–after” mentality. In otherwords, the revival of the ANCYL is notabout being relevant to a minority of‘coconuts’, but it is about moving be­yond resuscitating Congress resolu­tions. The ANCYL’s revival programmust also be about reminding theyouth that their duty is to learn, learnand learn as instructed by Lenin.This learning must be coupled with ide­ological clarity in terms of the youth’srole towards achieving the NationalDemocratic Society through the Na­tional Democratic Revolution.The entitlement mentality must also

be busted asunder and be replacedwith aspirit of being apeople’sservantswith no interest except to recognisethat the real reason for the existenceof the ANC and its leagues is to serveour people

*Mafika Damane Mndebele: is amember of Youth CommunistLeague of South Africa NationalCommittee and regional co-ordi-nator of the ANCYL Emalahleni re-gion, while Thembinkosi ‘Guerril-la’ Zondi is ANC branch secretaryin the Moses Mabhida region andANC KZN legislature Senior Re-searcher.

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Tender documents shall be available from the Supply Chain Management Unit Offices,5th Floor, A.S. Chetty Centre, 333 Church Street, Pietermaritzburg, from 12h00 onMonday, 16 September 2013. A non-refundable tender fee in the amount R151,62(including VAT) per document shall be levied. Only cash or bank guaranteed chequeswill be accepted.All tenders must be endorsed with the relevant Contract No. must be placed in theTender Box located in the Foyer, Ground Floor, City Hall, 169 Chief Albert LuthuliStreet (Commercial Road), Pietermaritzburg, 3201, not later than the closing datesand times mentioned above when they will be opened in public and the totals or sub-totals as the case may be, disclosed. Only Tenders Placed in the Tender Box Will BeAccepted and Considered.Tender Validity Period: Ninety (90) days commencing from the closing date of tender.Tender Adjudication/Evaluation Criteria: The tender shall be evaluated on the 80/20Preferential Points System and in accordance with the Preferential ProcurementRegulations, 2011 issued in terms of Section 5 of the Preferential Procurement PolicyFramework Act No. 5 of 2000.The Msunduzi Municipality does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any tender andreserves the right to accept the whole or any part of a tender. Each tenderer will beinformed of the tender result. The Msunduzi Municipality expects businesses withinthe Pietermaritzburg and Midlands Region to support its contract and BEE/SMMEinitiatives.MR M.A. NKOSI (MUNICIPAL MANAGER)

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TENDER NOTICESPECIALISED CONTRACT No. SCM 26 OF

13/14 – SECTIONS A-CPROVISION OF LEGAL SERVICES TO THE

MSUNDUZI MUNICIPALITYTenders are hereby invited from suitably qualified and experienced ServiceProviders to provide legal services in the following fields of expertise:Section A – Public and Private LawSection B – Labour, Workplace and Employment LawSection C – Conveyancing and Notarial PracticeTender documents shall be available from theSupply ChainManagementUnitOffices, 5th Floor, A.S. Chetty Centre, 333 Church Street, Pietermaritzburg,from 12h00 on Monday, 16 September 2013. A non-refundable tender feein the amount R380,76 (including VAT) per document shall be levied. Onlycash or bank guaranteed cheques will be accepted.Further informationmay be obtained fromKas Thaver on Tel. No. 033 392 2791.Sealed tenders, endorsed on the envelope “Specialised Contract No. SCM26 of 13/14”,must be placed in the Tender Box located in the Foyer, GroundFloor, City Hall, 169 Chief Albert Luthuli Street, Pietermaritzburg, not laterthan 12h00 on Monday, 14 October 2013, when they will be opened inpublic. Only tenders placed in the tender box shall be accepted. Underno circumstances whatsoever will any extension of time be allowed forsubmission of tenders.Tender Validity period: Three (3) months commencing from the closingdate of the tender.Tender Adjudication/Evaluation Criteria: The tender shall be evaluatedon the 90/10 Preferential Points System and in accordance with thePreferential Procurement Regulations, 2011 issued in terms of Section 5 ofthe Preferential Procurement Policy Framework Act No. 5 of 2000.The Council does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any tender andreserves the right to accept the whole or any part of a tender. Each Tendererwill be informed of the tender result. The Council expects businesses withinthe Pietermaritzburg and Midlands Region to support its contract andaffirmative action programmes.MR M.A. NKOSI (MUNICIPAL MANAGER)

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ACCOUNTANTThe Witness, a division of Media24, invitesapplications for the position of Accountant in itsFinance Division.The incumbent will be required to:• Prepare monthly management reports;• Prepare company budgets and cash flowforecasts;

• Prepare annual financial statements;• Prepare tax returns.

The following are the minimum requirements:• Possession of a relevant bachelors degree,majored in Accounting;

• Have a natural flair for Accounting andMathematics;

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or e-mail: hr@witness.co.zaApplications close on Thursday, 26 September2013.The Company reserves the right not to fill thisposition.Applicants who have not heard from the Companywithin a month of closing date should pleaseconsider their applications unsuccessful. Certifiedcopies of qualification certificates will berequired at interviews.The Company is committed to the transformationof the organisation to reflect and serve, as closely

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MSUNDUZI MUNICIPALITYTENDER NOTICE

SPECIALISED CONTRACT No. SCM 25 OF 13/14CONSTRUCTION OF DEBRIS NET INCLUDING REMEDIAL WORK TO

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Tenders are hereby invited from suitably qualified and experienced Tenderers for theabove works. Only tenderers with a CIDB Contractor grading of either 2SC/2GB/2CE orhigher, who have the relevant expertise, capacity, experience and/or constructionequipment shall be eligible to submit tenders.Tender documents shall be available from the Supply Chain Management Unit Offices,5th Floor, A.S. Chetty Centre, 333 Church Street, Pietermaritzburg, from 12h00 onMonday, 16 September 2013. A non-refundable tender fee in the amount R151,62(including VAT) per document shall be levied. Only cash or bank guaranteed chequeswill be accepted.Further information may be obtained from Mr Yusuf Ismail on Tel. No. 033 392 2121.A compulsory Site Inspection meeting will be held at 10h00 prompt on Wednesday,25 September 2013, on the 2nd Floor Parking Area of the Professor NyembeziBuilding, 341 Church Street, Pietermaritzburg, 3201. Only one Site InspectionMeeting will be held. Only one (1) Representative per Company will be allowed toattend the meeting. Tenderers arriving at the meeting after the stipulated startingtime will be disqualified. An official will chair the meeting and answer queries raisedby prospective Tenderers. Any amendment to the tender documentation arising fromsuch answers will be circulated in terms of the meeting's attendance register.Sealed tenders, endorsed on the envelope “Specialised Contract No. SCM 25 of13/14", must be placed in the Tender Box located in the Foyer, Ground Floor, CityHall, 169 Chief Albert Luthuli Street (Commercial Road), Pietermaritzburg, 3201, notlater than 12h00 on Friday, 4 October 2013, when they will be opened in public.Only tenders placed in the tender box shall be accepted. Under no circumstanceswhatsoever will any extension of time be allowed for submission of tenders.

Tender Validity Period: Ninety (90) days commencing from the closing date of tender.

Tender Evaluation Criteria: The tender shall be evaluated on a Two-Stage EvaluationSystem. Stage 1 being Functionality and Stage 2 based on the 80/20 PreferentialPoints System in accordance with the Preferential Procurement Regulations, 2011issued in terms of section 5 of the Preferential Procurement Policy Framework ActNo. 5 of 2000.The Msunduzi Municipality does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any tender, andreserves the right to accept the whole or any part of a tender. Each tenderer will beinformed of the tender result. The Msunduzi Municipality expects businesses withinthe Pietermaritzburg and Midlands Region to support its contract and BEE/SMMEinitiatives.MR M.A. NKOSI (MUNICIPAL MANAGER)

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SAFA Umgungundlovu Re-gional OfficeResults for last week JuniorLeague Impendle LFANovuka Aces (1) vs Young Swal­lows (1); Willow (0) vs PeaceLads (2); Messengers (0) vs MackSam (3); Team of Choice (0) vsSnawane (0); Arsenal vs Ntokoz­weni (match dismissed).Saturday (September 21),matches played at Impendle.Snawane vs Novuka Aces 9 am;Messengers vs Team of Choice 10am; Willow vs Smack Down.

Mkahambathini LFA Junior’sLeague FixturesSaturday (September 21)Under 15: Swallows vs Killers 10am (Nagle Dam); Juveniles vsRovers 10 am (No. 2 Ground);United vs Thulathula 10 am (Ban­qobile); Barcelona vs L.J. Stars 11am (Banqobile); Manchester vsEleven Active 11 am (Banqobile);Young Killers vs Nhlakas(Maqongqo); Arsenal vs SuperStrikers 11 am (Maqongqo).Under 13: Killers vs Swallows 11am (Nagle Dam); Juveniles vsRovers 11 am (No. 2 Ground); Bar­celona vs LJ. Stars 11 am 1 pm(Banqobile); Nhlakas vs SuperStrikes 12 noon (Maqongqo); Kill­ers vs Arsenal 1 pm (Maqongqo).

Richmond LFAResults for last weekendUnder 13: Real Heart (2) vs Clas­sic (1); Chicago (0) vs Excellence(1); Monaco (2) vs Peace Maker(1); Young Madrid vs Barcelona(Walkover for Madrid); Benfica(2) vs Power City (0).Under 15: Real Hearts (1) vs Clas­sic (1); Excellence (1) vs Chicago(1); Monaco (5) vs Peace Maker(2); Benfica (1) vs Power City (2);Madrid (1) vs Barcelona (0).Saturday (September 21),matches played at ChurchGroundUnder 13: Excellence vs Power City9 am; Benfica vs Classic 9.50 am;Chicago vs Real Heart 10.40 am;Young Madrid vs Monaco 11.30am; Peace Maker vs Barcelona12.20 pm.Under 15: Excellence vs Power City1.10 pm; Benfica vs Classic 2 pm;Chicago vs Real Heart 2.50 pm;Young Madrid vs Monaco 3.40pm; Peace Makers vs Barcelona4.30 pm

Mngeni LFAZone A - matches played atTafuleniUnder 15: Rockers vs Heart Break­ers 9 am; Power City vs StoneBreakers 10 am; Heroes vs MightyBucks 11 am; Freedom vs BayernMunich 12 noon; Dallas vs Barce­lona 1 pm.Zone B ­ matches played at How­ick SportSiphumelele vs Golden Stars 10am; Bright Stars vs United F.C. 11am; Sappi Lions vs Mexico 12noon.

Taylors StreamSaturday (September 21) -matches played at OkhalweniGroundJuventus vs Deda 9 am; Arsenalvs Prediator 10 am; Manchester vsPollan 11 am; Bawinile vs Dindi 12noon.Sunday (September 22)Polland vs Juventus 9 am; Canni­bals vs Sbonelo 10 am; Dindi vsArsenal 11 am; Deda vs Prediator12 noon.

Edendale StreamSunday (September 22) -matches played at WadleyStadiumUnder 15: Special vs Celtics 9 am;Dambuza vs Milano 10 am; M.Conquers vs Leeds 11 am; Smerovs J. Chiefs 12 noon; Pubs vsLeeds 1 pm; Smero vs GoldenStars 3 pm.

Mbali StreamSaturday (September 21) -matches played at Stage 2GroundUnder 13: Manchester vs Inter City9 am; Two 4 Joy vs Blue Birds 10am; Aim Academy vs Alaska 11am; Buffer vs J. Stars 12 noon;Rocks vs Allowance 1 pm; Real In­ter vs Mbali United 2 pm.Sunday (September 22)Under 15: Manchester vs Lion 10am; Real Inter vs Inter City 11 am;Rocks vs Mbali United 12 noon;Buffer vs Blue Birds 1 pm; J. Starsvs Aim Academy 2 pm.

Duzi StreamSaturday (September 21) -matches played at AshdownGroundUnder 13: Pubs vs Lay Centre 9am; Skomboys vs Manchester 10am; Rocks vs Nifa All Stars 11 am;Ashdown United vs Celtics 12noon.Sunday (September 22)Under 15: Lay Centre vs NIFA AllStars 9 am; Rocks vs Skomboys10 am; Manchester vs Pubs 11 am;Ashdown United vs Ambersador12 noon.

Duzi Football AssociationThursday (September 19): LayCentre vs Pubs 4 pm.Friday (September 20): Ayoba vsBeachfront 4 pm.Saturday (September 21):Ashdown Experience vs BlazingArrows 1 pm; Beachfront vs Ash­down United 3 pm.Sunday (September 22): SemiFinals.

Umgugundlovu Regional TaxiFootball AssociationRetacco Soccer LeagueSunday (September 22), Pro-motional LeagueImbali 1 and 2 vs Edendale/Sgodi­ni (Dales Park 1) 10 am; Dambuzavs Eastwood (Dales Park 3) 10am.

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THE Telkom Knockout last 16’s will seesome interesting fixtures among Pre­mier Division’s 16 teams as they battlefor the R4 million prize money for theoverall winners of the competititon.The Last 16s will kick­off on Wednes­

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30 November 2013.FixturesSuperSport United v Ajax Cape TownBloemfontein Celtic v Mamelodi Sun­

downsFree State Stars v AmaZuluBidvest Wits v Golden ArrowsPlatinum Stars v Maritzburg UnitedMpumalanga Black Aces v Orlando Pi­ratesPolokwane City v Kaizer ChiefsMoroka Swallows v University of Preto­ria

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Thewinnerwill player thewinnerof the second leg between PlatinumStars and Bidvest Wits who are alsoplayingon thesameday.ThePSLandthe eThekwini Municipality recentlyconfirmed that the Wafa Wafa grandfinale is scheduled for 28 Septemberat Moses Mabhida in Durban.

“It is now official that eThewkiniwill host theMTN–WafaWafa finalonSeptember 28,” said former Echosports writer, Edendale born and ex-Laduma high school pupil, ThaboMofokeng who is the spokesman for

awayteamforthefinal.Piratesmediamanager Mickey Modisane, ex-pressedhissupportforadecisiontak-en by the league to name the venueahead of time.

“What I like about this decision isit eliminates all the bickering andun-fairness,” he said

Modisaneadding thatpeopleusedto askwhy the venuewas only select-ed at such short notice in the past.

Pirates, meanwhile, faced thechallenge of hosting a Soweto derbycup match against Chiefs at the 35000-capacity Orlando Stadium.

Thelogistics forsuchapopularfix-turecouldposeproblems for stadiummanagement and the PSL.

“This game is on the 24th and it’sa public holiday –Heritage Day – andwe will only be selling 28 000 ticketsfor the match,” said Modisane.

“It’sinlinewithrecommendationsafter theEllis Parkdisaster,with10%of the stadium needing to remainempty to allow for movement.”

In 2001, 43 fans were crushed todeath in a stampede during a Chiefsand Pirates match at Ellis Park.Modisane said the forthcoming fix-

dealtwithharshly. If supportersdon’thaveaticket,stayathome.AtOrlandoStadium, the capacity is small butwehad to take the match back to Orlan-do, which is the spiritual home of Pi-rates.”

Withfourdaysbetweenthesemifi-nalsecondlegandthefinal,Modisanesaid the biggest challenge for Pirateswould be a mental one.

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ly,” he said.“Aftergoingthroughthesemifinal,

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“The venue ischosenbytheorgan-ising committee butwe do have to con-sult with them,” saidPSL general manag-er Derek Blancken-see, last week.

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