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Devastating discoveryDevastating discoveryby Intuition pupilsby Intuition pupils>>They have found out that they are not registered towrite final exams at the end of the year.
PHOTO: NOMPENDULONGUBANEIntuition College pupilshave abandoned classes after they were toldthat they were notregistered with the Department of Education.
write final exams at the end of the year.
NOMPENDULO NGUBANE>>[email protected]
ABOUT300matric pupils enrolled atIntuitionCollegeinthecityhaveabandonedclassesaf-ter discovering that they are not registered
for the end of year exams.Embarking on strike, the pupils have accused
the institution for failure to register them with theDepartmentofEducationso theywill be ready tositfor the examinations.
Pupils who spoke to Echo said thematter cameto their attention when they went to check if theywere registered with the department.
According to a pupil,who refused to benamed,only27pupilshavebeenregisteredoutofmorethan300 that are enrolled at the institution.
She said affected pupils are those that are up-grading theirmatric subjectsand those thataredo-ing thewhole Grade 12. The pupils say it has beentwoweekspupils since theyhaveabandonedclass-es. “Wewere told by the department that it was toolate toevenregister.Theclosingdate forregisteringwith the department was on March 15. The infor-mation that we got from the department is that it’salready too late to register.We have tried to get theanswers fromtheprincipal buthehas failed topro-vide us with the answers.
“Comingtocollegeis likeawasteof timebecausewewon’tgetourresults.Thishasresultedinastrikeandit’saffectingussincetherearenoclasses.Otherpupilsareasking for theirrefund, it’sbeenawastedyear.
“There isnouseofwriting theexams ifwewon’tget our results at the end of the year. That clearlyindicates that we would have to start afresh nextyear,” shesaid. Anotherpupil saidheencounteredthe same predicament in 2011. He said he did notreceive some of his results of the subjects he hadstudied for.
“The school has been giving us problems eachandeveryyear. Theprincipal is foreverwithoutan-swers about the situation. I’m confused how sucha thing could be happening at the institution,” hesaid.
Intuition principal Sphiwe Ngobese said theproblem with the pupils is that they are confusingthe stages of the registeringprocess.He saidpupilswhosubmittedalltheirrequireddocumentsforreg-istering have nothing to worry about.
“ Registering is the last stage of the process andithasnotreachedthatstage.Theprocessiscurrent-lyonthesecondphasewherethedepartmentiscap-turing all the data that is required from the docu-ments from the pupils. This process takes fourmonthsand Iwill call thematany timewhenevery-thing has been done,” said Ngobese.
KwaZulu-Natal education spokesperson MuziMahlambisaidbeforepupilsregisterwithanyinsti-tution, theymust come and check with the depart-ment if that institution is operating legally.
“Iftheysuspectthatthereisarawdeal,theymustvisit our offices so that we can help them. This is aprivateinstitutionbutwewelcomethemiftheyhaveany queries concerning the institution,” he said.
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WITH the recent scourge of rape onelderlywomen,agroupofcitypoetsonWomen’sdayhostedacampaignat theThuthukahall inEdendale, inabidtodiscouragethishabitamongthe youth. The campaignwas doneinpartnershipwiththeDepartmentof Social Development, where eld-erlywomenfromdifferentareasun-der the Greater Edendale weretaught on ways that they can use toprotect themselves. Local poet,Nangu‘Golide’Makhasaidthattheyhad to come dressed as elderlywomen in order to show their sup-port. He said: “We discovered that
our grandmothers are faced with alot of problems, as some are left totake care of their orphaned grand-children with only the old age sup-port grant.“Some of them do noteven know how to apply for fostercare grants for their grandchil-dren”. He said after seeing mediareports on the rape of elderly wom-en, as local poets they decided topresent them with whistles onWomen’s day, so that they wouldblow them in cases of danger. “Weare against the rape of our grand-mothers, and as the youth we can-not sit and do nothing. Wheneverthey feel that there is some danger,they should blow these whistles toalert community members”,.
PHOTO: SUPPLIEDLocal poet Nangu 'Golide' Makha gives a whistle to an elderly womanduring their campaign, to fight the scourge of rape on elderly women atthe Thuthuka hall during Women's day
Babhikishelaukunyukakweyokugibela>>UmphakathiwakwaMpande uthiamabhasiasebizangokweqile.
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>> Dave’s Jazz Club hosts Zazi Mncubeagain this Saturday.
The stage is set once again for contemporary jazz guitarist Zazi Mncube and his band ZCM at Dave’s Jazz Club at 530 Imbali Unit 15 thisSaturday for them to belt out his repertoire and various cover versions.Nonhlanhla Mafare will accompany Mncube with her poetry in somesongs. Music lovers will have to pay R50 at the gate in order to seeMncube and his band. Jazz club owner David Nzama said these sessions have become monthly features at the joint. He said the last gigby Mncube was so successful that he fears late comers might findthemselves having no space at the venue this Saturday. “Walala wasala,” he warned. The show starts at 6p till late. Mncube was recentlycaptured with Mafare doing their thing at Dave’s Jazz Club.
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USA rappers to perform in the cityAN International gospel hip hop ensemble will be bringing their Live WiseDie Ready tour to Pietermaritzburg thisFriday, August 16.Tasked to promote right living among
the youth while providing entertainment and encouragement for effectiveuse of talents, this musical ensemblecould be dubbed as being ‘dope’ byyoungsters because of their ‘mad’ rap
ping skills, while getting a thumbs upfrom parents because of their positivelyrical content.The tour, which has been in effect sincethe beginning of August, consists ofrappers Bizzle and Lavoisier from theUSA, Ill Ceey and Abel Chungu fromZimbabwe and South African born, Recruit and DJ Eazy.They will share the stage with local
Christian artists Africa in Praise, K DaVine, Eden Myrhh and UGP, among others. The event is being hosted by nonprofit evangelical organization, AfricanEnterprise, whose youth wing; Foxfires,has had a prominent presence withinschools and youth groups for a numberof years.
The Foxfires and African Enterprisehave now embarked on this dynamic
venture as an extension of the workthat they have been doing with theyouth.“We work with young people on a dailybasis and as part of our work, we try ourbest to be relatable to them, we believethat this gospel hip hop concert doesthis,” said Foxfire Director, Julian Yon.For any further information call Leon
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THE KwaZulu-Natal Museum hasan event called Some Animals Poemsby UKZN Emeritus Professor of English Colin Gardner as part of itsMonthly Talk. It is this Saturday at 10:45 am. Tea will be served from 10:15am to 10:30 am. The museum situated at 237 Jabu Ndlovu Street.
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UDorothy Phumzile Zulu (54) usele yedwa-naemvakokushonelwaisinqandamathesakheuJoseph Ndlovu naye obengaboni.
Abantwana ayebusiswe ngabo nabo se-bashonaosekudaleukubaabeyintandaneend-lini engenagesi noma amanzi. UNdlovuakakayiqedi inyanga engcwatshiwe ngosizolwawo umphakathi wale ndawo. UkubangayedwanakukaZulusekukhathazekakhuluumphakathi wale ndawo nokuyiwona omsizangokumgada uphinde umuphe nokudla njen-gobaengatholingisho isibonelelo sikahulume-ni.
Elandisa leli phephandaba uZulu uthe un-gowokudabukaendaweniyaseMlazieThekwi-ni kanti wafika eMgungundlovu ngonyaka ka-1984, efika noNdlovu.
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PHOTO: NOMPENDULO NGUBANEUDorothy Zulu (54) ufisa ikhaya eliphephile, ukuthola umndeni noma izihlobo zakhe.
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>>BHEKISISA MNCUBE writes the political survival of Agang SA and the Economic Freedom Fightersis perilous as both outfits are built around charismatic leadership.
Agang SA and EFF offer only charisma
ONE of three grounds for legiti-mate rule, according to theGermaneconomist and sociol-
ogist MaxWeber is graceandcharis-ma.
Weber defined charismatic au-thority as “resting on devotion to theexceptional sanctity, heroism or ex-emplary character of an individualperson,andofthenormativepatternsor order revealed or ordained byhim.”
Recently two political partieshave entered the political landscapeof South Africa.
These are Agang SA led by aca-demic, Dr Mamphela Aletta Ramph-ele, and the Economic FreedomFighters (EFF) led by the high schoolgraduate, Julius Sello Malema.
Both parties exhibit a semblanceof charismatic leadership.
Both leaders are self-appointedcrusaders, who, we are made to be-lieve, will ignite innovation if not arevolution in the political landscapeof our country. Both of their shortstintsat thehelmof theirpoliticalout-fits is not based on popular vote butsome ‘revelation or heroism’ thatdrives them to stand up and lead.
An analysis of Dr Ramphele andMalema’s speeches in the last 30days shows that Ramphele unwit-tingly considers leadership as ‘a giftof grace’.
She seems to believe that she hasexemplary leadership qualities thatcan save South Africa from its “im-mediate demise”. She thinks herselfa prophet ordained by political godsto perform a special duty.
On the other hand Malema wit-tingly emphasises charisma whileoverwhelmingly leaning towards po-litical demagogue.
Both leaders frequently appeal totraditional moral values and to ideasofnational grandeur.Theybothpaintasimpleblackpictureof theiropposi-tion,namelytheruling ANC.TheANCisviewedasabeast infestedwithcor-rupt leaders presiding over an ineptadministration.
Themain distinction is thatMale-ma emphasises ideas of persecutionand theneed for revenge.Theuniqueselling proposition of his politicaloutfit is the nationalisation of themines and bankswithout compensa-tion and the expropriation of land,again without compensation.
Under Malema’s tutelage thewhitepopulationwouldhave to showremorse for its apartheid sins and letgo of all “ill-gotten gains”. The blackpopulation “will not want,” becauseMalema’s government will “shep-herd” them and provide all luxuriesenjoyed currently by a whiteminori-ty.
Malema has also apologised toSouthAfricans for bequeathing thema “rudderless” leader like PresidentJacob Zuma.
By painting a paranoid picture ofthe rulingparty,Malemastrengthenshostilities between his infant EFFand the political giant the ANC.
Presenting the distorted interpre-tation of the country’s state of affairsunder Zuma makes it easier for EFFwhile it is clamouring for politicalspace.
Dr Ramphele stresses economicvalues and concern for the welfareof others. She abhors corruption, thelethargy of the public service and po-litical thuggery.
Under her tutelage South Africawill be free of corruption, economicgrowthwillskyrocket,political actorswill be upstanding citizens, and we
will all live happily ever after.Ifsheiscorrect,thenCosatugener-
al secretary ZwelinzimaVavi’swarn-ing thatSouthAfricawas“headed fora predators state where powerful,corrupt and demagogic elite of politi-cal hyenas are increasingly using thestate to get rich” won’t materialise.
This analysis shows the EFF andAgang SA propaganda machinerypaint a completely black picture ofthe ruling party and interprets everyaction in terms of a paranoid fear ofSouth Africa becoming a wastelandor at worst a pariah state over-whelmed by corruption and othersocial ills.
There are three common traits ofparties founded on charismatic lead-ership. The most obvious is politicaladventurism of their leaders.
Political adventurism in realpoli-tik means entering a political spacewith delusion of grandeur withouthavingpaidattention to the realityonthe ground.
Secondly, theseparties arealwaysshort on concrete policies. Thirdly,the founding leaders remain at thehelm long after inaugural conferenc-es and the success or failure of the
party is always predicatedonthepo-litical fortunes of the founding lead-ers. Ramphelemay honestly want tocleanse our political landscape ofcorruption and political thuggery,but politically speaking, she is naiveto think with a few learned friendsliving in Midrand /Sandton, she canmastermind an overhaul of SA poli-tics.Shewillsoonlearnthatthepoliti-cal realm is no realm for saints.
Malemaontheotherhandisaper-petual political demagogue who willdo anything to cling to power forpersonal gain.
Inconclusion,sociologistssuggestthat charismatic parties are anathe-ma to democracy and usually lackideology basesastheyare“restingondevotion to the exceptional sanctity,heroismorexemplarycharacterofanindividual person”.
Both parties do stand a chance tohold at least a seat in theNationalAs-sembly come election 2014, but tocauseadenttotheANC’massiveelec-toral support is improbable.
*Bhekisisa Mncube is a Commu-nications Expert at the B74 Media
Lab PR Agency and a political ana-lyst at Gagasi 99.5.FM.
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Ngale nyanga kuhlonishwa uku-baluleka komuntu wesifazane, ika-khulu labo abalwa nomthethowoku-phathwa kwamapasi ayebizwa ngo‘dompas’ ngo-1956, bebhikisha be-libhekise ePitoli.
Ngiyacabanga ukuthi babengal-weli amalungelo abo kuphela kepha
babelwela nama lungelo ezinganezabo, abazukulu nesizukulwanesabo. Yingakho nje namhlanjesekukhona abesifazane abaphetheizinkampani ezinkulu, amayunives-ithi nezibhedlela.Kunjalonje, seben-gene bagamanxa kwezombusazwebaze baba ngabaholi imbala.
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Namhlanje akusethusi ukubonaowesimame esekwazi ukuvukaekuseni aye emsebenzini, kanti uku-ba kwaku sekuqala, ngabe owesi-fazane usagcina ngemisebenziyasekhaya. Yebo, angiphiki ukuthiumuntu wesifazane kumele
akhuthalele imisebenzi yasekhaya,kodwa lokhu akusho ukuthi aka-vumelekile ukuba ayo sebenza. Ses-aphela isikhathi sokuthi kube yindo-da kuphela okufanele isebenze, yon-dle ekhaya. Izikhathi sezashintshangobamanjesekuphilwangokubam-bisana.
Umuntu wesifazane ngimbonanjengomuntu okumele abe noth-ando, abemnene, abe yitshe elikwaziukumelana nobunzima empilweni.
Ngisho uNkulunkulu ngenkathiethi umuntu wesifazane uyothwalaumntwana esiswini izinyanga ezi-yi-9, wayesebonile ukuthi nguyenakuphela owesimame oyokwazi uku-melana nalobo bunzima. Futhiumuntu wesifazane unamandlaamangalisayongobauyakwaziukuh-
lakaza aphinde alungise izinto, uk-wazi ngisho ukuthobisa indoda.
Ngivele ngidumale uma ngifundaamaphephandaba noma ngilaleleleizindaba emsakazweni, ngihlanga-bezane nodaba ngomuntu wesi-mame owenze into ephambenenomthetho. Ngiyaye ngizibuze uku-thi kusuke sekwenzenjani umauma-ma eselahla usana lwakhe esitam-kokweni noma emgqonyeni kadoti.
Umuntuonjaniongafuniukubonaikusasa lengane yakhe? Ang-isayiphathi-ke eyalaba okuhlale ku-bikwa ukuthi babulala amadoda abongenxa yezizumbulu zomshu-walense. Angisho ukuthi bonkeabantu besimame bangcolile ngobabasekhona abanesimilo nozwelo,nothando, nenhliziyo emnene. Uma
ungowesifazane ufunda lolu daba,ake uzifune wena ukuthi ungakulu-phi uhlangothi kulawa esengiwavez-ile. Ngabe ungowesifazane ononyanoma onobubele?
Ngiyabahlonipha ogogo, omama,nezintombi abasakwazi ukubambaiqhaza lokuba umuntu wesifazaneemindenini nasemphakathini. Nga-kho nginxusa wonke amadoda aku-qhakambise ukubaluleka kwabesi-mame ezimpilweni zawo ngobangaphandle kwabo, kufana nokuthiimpilo yabo ayiphelele. Masiyibun-gaze le nyanga yabantu besimamengendlela efanelekile, siphindesibathulele izigqoko omame abalwe-la amalungelo ethu (ngizibala nami),ngoba ngabe asikho lapho esikhonanamhlanje.
Sesaphela isikhathi sokuthi kube yindoda kuphelaokufanele isebenze, yondle ekhaya. Izikhathi sezashintsha ngoba manje sekuphilwa ngokubambisana.
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Another CD by awardwinning Intombi kaJehovaAS part of celebrating women’s monthIntombi KaJehova has released a 13track CD titled Sizonge’Ezulwini.
The 32 yearold, whose real nameis Xolile Ndlovu, is a bornandbredHammarsdale artist who currently resides in Pietermaritzburg. Ndlovu is notnew to the music industry as manywould remember her when she walkedaway with the Best Gospel Maskandiaward in 2010, courtesy of SABC GospelCrown Awards.
Speaking to Echo she said her newalbum, that has been available at themusic shops since July 24, is the samegospel maskandi genre music. “Whatis different about this one is that it accommodates everybody. It is a versatilealbum that also accommodates theyouth who enjoy dancing, she said.
“It was my wish that the CD wouldhave been released by the month of August while we celebrate Women’sMonth. This is dedicated to all the women. Some of the tracks pass a messageto stop women abuse. The first track“Unembeza” is asking why people have
lost conscience. Currently there are lotsof incidents that raise eyebrows whenyou hear or read about them in thenewspapers. “Elderly and young children are raped and some of them aremurdered. These incidents gave birth tothis track. People hear music in taxis,taxi ranks, at the shops and everywherethere is music. Pastors are spreading thewordbypreachingandI’mspreadingtheword by singing and combining it withinstruments,” said Ndlovu. Asked whatcould make people flock to music shopsto buy her album, she said the rhythmand versatility. “It relates to everyone,there is even a house track that can’t beignored when it plays. “With that one,I guarantee your feet won’t stop tapping. The other thing is that it was madewith passion. We are praising God andthat alone should be a reason goodenough to buy the CD. “I thank all theteam members for working hard on thisproject,” she said.
Those who want information aboutthe CD can call managing directorMondli Zondi on 072 234 8803.
PHOTO: SUPPLIEDIntombi kaJehova has released her second album titledSizonge’Ezulwini.
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>> In celebration of Women’s Month, Echo isinterviewing outstanding women who aremaking a difference in their communities.NOKULUNGA NGOBESE speaks to youngentrepreneur and image consultant VuyisileNgobese Mntungwa.
BORNinSweetwaters27yearsago, the founderofRefined-UImage Consultancy, co-own-
er of Heavenly Brides and Directorof VTNT Communications Solu-tions, has broken themould, by be-ing among a few black women toventure into the field. Her work in-volves giving people advice on ap-pearance management, behaviourand communication.
“I do make-up application,wardrobe planning and personalshopping. After working as a com-munications practitioner for theGovernment Communication andInformation Services (GCIS) for fiveyears, she felt the need to start abusiness of her own.
“I needed to do something thatwouldmakemekick theblankets toget up everymorning and it so hap-pened that image consulting wasthe field and the interesting partwas that I could still incorporate thecommunications aspect into it anddo“imageandcommunications”asthey work like a hand in glove” shesaid.
Shethenenrolledforacertificatein image consulting, fashion stylingand make up-artistry. Speakingabout her job, she said: “It is an ex-citing career and it comes naturally
to me as I am passionate about themanagement of appearances. It isnotproperlyknown inourblack so-ciety,andnothavingaproperimageresults in a lot of downfalls in thework place, corporate companiesand individual lives”. She is in-spiredbyyoungwomenwhoaredo-ing it for themselves, and womenwhohaverisenabovedifficultsitua-tions to make their mark, particu-larly inmale dominated industries.
Advising other young women,she said: “If you have a dream, youcan see it through. Find what youareasaperson,nextfindsomethingthat comes naturally, but faith con-quers it all. Self-love and self-re-spect are qualities that are primaryin the pursuit of business, and re-flectbestonyour imageandreputa-tion”.
Heronlyconcernisthatalthoughwomen are now afforded the sameopportunitiesasmen,someof themare still afraid to tap into the maledominated industries, and thosewho are already there do not offerpropermentorship to others. “Dur-ingthisWomen’smonth, letusuniteas women and let go of the Pull HerDown (PHD) syndrome and groomoneanothertogreaterheights”,sheadvised.
PHOTO: SUPPLIEDYoung entrepreneur and Image Consultant Vuyisile Ngobese Mntungwa is among women who are making a differencein their communities
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PHOTO: SUPPLIEDDJ Cleo, Julian Gomez and DJ Vumah will be sharing the stage at Msenti'sbirthday celebration at Msenti's tavern and lounge on Saturday.
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MUVHANGOJOYCE manages to convince Busani not to give upwork. Rendani gives her father a talkingto. Teboholays down the law with VhoMukondeleli. Mulalo hasto choose between his family and Teboho. Joycestarts treatment. Thandaza has a dream and seeswho shot her. Joyce is finding her treatment tough.Nonny is in danger of losing her job. The dreams andvisitations from Mulimisi lead Thandaza in one direction, to Mulalo and Teboho’s wedding. Mulalo and Teboho’s wedding is struck by a disaster. Thandaza andTeboho have a blowout. Thuli wonders about her relationship with Tumahole. Busani continues to be byJoyce’s side. Thandaza is summoned to Thathe andfears that she is about to be kicked out of the Mukwevho family.
SCANDALPRECIOUS lures Thembeka to theNewtonian Hotel for a socalledfamily dinner but with Ronald in Dubai, what does shereally want with hisdaughter? Morongwetires of waiting for Stan tomake a move and makes aserious one of her own.Feeling guilty, Tino doessomething that may sabotage his and Erin’s happiness with baby Motshabi.Thembeka’s attack on Precious has serious consequences,but which woman will come outahead? Tino and Erin have a reality check about parenthood.Stan and Morongwe admittheir feelings and movepast the secret but nowsomething else standsin their way.Thembeka’sfathermakes adecisi
on regarding their future relationship which shattersher. Tino has an unexpected experience of fatherhood. Stan finally decides on the way forward for himand Morongwe. Thembeka tries to blackmail Danielinto helping her out of a sticky situation. It becomesclear that Cameron is battling with a serious crisis inhis personal life. Tino and Erin worry that Motshabicould be seriously ill. Daniel engineers time alone withPrecious. But will she fall under his spell? Kila looksinto Joe’s history, and is surprised by what he finds.Tino and Erin struggle with parenting in secret, andcome to an important decision.
RHYTHM CITYNAOMI takes photos of Ronald with Quinton and sheintends to use them as a gamechanger. Pulengspends a day shadowing Mangaliso at work. KopthinksthatthepregnancytestwasforeitherReneilweor Tshidi. Lucilla’s doubts about Naomi’s innocencecontinue to nag her. Naomi uses the picture of Ronaldand Quinton to kill two birds with one stone. Pulengconfronts Mangaliso about their lack of intimacy.David desperately begs Naomi to return Quinton toGail and signs away his empire to her in return. Pulengstruggles to balance her work duties and her obligations as Mangaliso’s assistant. Jafta is horrified whenhe finds out about Rose’s pregnancy. Naomi putspressure on Ronald to write a suicide note implicatingDavid in Quinton’s kidnapping and murder. Jaftaagrees to get the blood tests done because he wantscertainty. Ronald begs for a quick ending for him andQuinton. Cuba finds out what Puleng is doing and allhell breaks loose.
DAYS OF OUR LIVESSAMI is shocked when E.J. opens his eyes when sheistalkingtohim.Chloetells Carlythatshe worked withVivian to try and kill her. Sami tells Will the entire storyabout what happened the night she shot E.J. Vivianknows something is up between Chloe and Carly andvows to figure it out. Brady walks in on Vivian withher sarcophagus and realizes it has a television screenin it. Hope is put in her cell with cellmate, Tina, whoends up recognising her as the cop who mugged abunch of men. Tina freaks out thinking Hope will dosomething to her and demands a new cellmate. Whenthe guard refuses, Tina attacks Hope who used skillsshe learned as an officer. Melanie walks in on a sleeping Nathan at the hospital mumbling that he lovesher. Ciara tries to be nicer to Carly and is disappointedwhen Maggie tells her she will miss her recital. Bradyfinds the paperwork for a pet cemetery and realisesthat Vivian put Isabella there. Chad gives his sympathies to Kate.
THE BOLD AND THE BEAUTIFULAFTER Ridge inadvertently witnesses the video of Liam and Steffy, Brooke surprisingly defends Liam’s ac
tions. Brooke becomes increasingly concerned when she realises that the video
of Liam and Steffy is still on hercomputer at home. Knowing
that she no longer has achance with him now that
he’s married, Steffy saysgoodbye to Liam and wishes
him luck in his marriage. Meanwhile, Hope is distraught and
emotionally numb by the video ofLiam and Steffy that she hasstumbled upon. Bill informs Liamabout a couple of very important
titbits of information regarding hismarriage to Hope. Taylor and Ridge
accuse Bill of unfairly using the situation at hand to his advantage. Hope
wonders aloud to Liam how he could havemeant the vows he said to her after leaving
Steffy and the hotel room. Hope’s reaction to Liam’s apology leaves him torn.
Heartbroken, Hope attempts tomake sense of the series of
unfortunate eventsthat have tran
spired.
PHOTO: SUP-PLIEDSetlhabiTaunyaneplays KopKhuse inRhythm City.
A show interspersed in differenttheatrical styles
THEHexagonStudioTheatre at theUniversityof KwaZulu-Natal Pietermaritzburg campus isplayinghosttoadoublebillofpostgradtheatre,directedby JonBranchand JessicaKillerby, at6 pm on August 15 and 16.
Rich,ComingFromYou! isacomedy,writtenanddirectedbyBranch, inwhichamanaddict-ed to weed, a woman who hates everything,and a lesbianwith a conscience, are tossed to-gether.Addinabotchedbankrobbery,andyouget a whole lot of laughs.
Working with a cast of senior students,Branch has created a piece of theatre whichdraws frommanydifferent theatrical styles, toensure theaudiencenot only laughsbut is con-stantly kept guessing.
Killerby’s Her Cradle is inspired by per-formanceart,andthewriter-director ishopingto capture the hearts of the audience througha unique way of narration, using visual per-formancesuchasshadowdance, shadowpup-petry, employing various elements of musicand physical action.
Her Cradle is inspired by global warmingand environmental issues facing the world to-day.Theageold conflict ofmankindversusna-ture is brought to life in a highly theatrical anddynamically visual show.
TicketsforthedoublebillareR30atthedooronly. Inquiries: [email protected] — ArtsEditor. • [email protected]
PHOTO:SUPPLIEDNatacha Steynberg (lying),Brandon Bosch,Nompilo Jili,Andile Nene and(silhouette)Tshepang Koloko.in a scene from‘Her Cradle’,which is part of adouble bill oftheatre at theHexagon StudioTheatre on August 15 and 16.
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Msomi anetball whizUMGUNGUNDLOVU and the entireKwaZulu-Natal province would liketoforgetquicklyabouttherecentSparSouth African Senior Netball Cham-pionshipsinNorthWest lastweekendas they flopped.
However, they must count them-selves lucky because there’s some-thing to celebrate for.
Hammarsdale-born, Umgun-gundlovu and Proteas player, Bongi-we Msomi was selected as the bestcentre of the entire tournament.
Netball South Africa President,Mimi Mthethwa this week said ahandful of players played very welland displayed high standards duringthe event, but Msomi was far moreoutstanding in aspects of the game.
She also saidMsomi proved it be-yondanydoubtwhyshewasacurrentmember of the Spar senior nationalteam - the Proteas.
“She’ssuchamarvel towatch.Sheis just too perfect with the basics andwisely moves around and work hardnon-stop in all her games. She wasjust outstanding and brilliant,”saidMthethwa.
Umgundlovu teammanager BusiNkomo says Msomi is a shinning ex-ample of local netball and others can
learn a lot from her.Msomi this week told Echo that
therewasnothing“special”abouthergame, but she believes in workinghard and in team effort.
“I’mjustateamplayer,hardwork-er and I always motivate the othersnottogiveupandtopushhard.Maybewhat stood out is that I amvery disci-plined in my game and always try toperfect it,” said Msomi.
Mangaung Metro were crownedchampions after beating GautengNorth39-36inthefinal.-JerryBarnes
PHOTO: SUPPLIEDBongiwe Msomi from Mpumalangain Hammarsdale was judged thebest centre of the Spar South African Senior Netball Championships inNorth West last weekend.
Mohammedclaims Bucs,Celtic interest
PHOTO: BACKPAGE PIXThe agent of highlyrated Nigerian striker Gambo Mohammedclaims to have held talks with both Orlando Pirates and Bloemfontein Celtic about bringing the player to the PSL. The 25yearold Kano Pillars player is part of the Super Eagles squad currently in South Africa for the Nelson Mandela Challenge lastnight at Moses Mabhida Stadium. “I spoke to both Pirates andCeltic,” agent Dennis Idrissa tells KickOff.com. “The player is withthe Nigerian team and will decide which team to join while inSouth Africa.” Mohammed is also on the wanted list of Tunisianoutfit Club Africain. Ernest Fakude
Young race ambassador
LUNGA BIYELAAFTER his father ran the MandelaDayMarathon last year,MsiziNdlo-vu from Willowfountain wanted tobe a marshal for this year’s race.
The 12-year-old Forest Hill Pri-mary School pupil wrote an e-mailto race organisers asking them if hecould take part as a marshal.
Unfortunately, he couldn’t beconsidered as he is not old enough,but organisers were not about tocurb his enthusiasm. He will nowbe one of the race ambassadors.Speaking to The Witness at hisschool on Tuesday, Msizi said hewas happy and couldn’t wait formarathon day.
Ndlovuwill ride in the lead car,andwill also be given VIP status atthe finish. “My parents are veryproud of me that I am an ambassa-dor,” he said.
Msizi,who loves soccer andath-letics, hopes to run the marathonone day when he is older.
His father,MnikwaNdlovu, saidhewashappythathissonwasgiventhe opportunity. Although Ndlovuwon’t be takingpart this yeardue toinjury, he will be on the side of theroad encouraging other runners.SchoolprincipalRoslynBarnessaidthey were proud of Msizi.
“As a school, we are extremelyexcited that one of our pupils hastaken the initiative to request to bea marshal. “ We are extremelyproud that our pupils have the po-tential to expose themselves to out-side sources and not limit them-selves to the confines of the school,”she told The Witness.
Themarathonwill takeplace onSunday, August 25 and will be runfrom Manayi Hall in Imbali to theNelson Mandela Capture Site out-side Howick. Among those takingpart are Comrades legends BruceFordyce and Stephen Muzhingi,and the reigning up-run championClaude Moshiywa.
FOTO: SUPPLIEDMsizi Ndlovu of Willowfountain receives his goody bag from Mandela DayMarathon race director Les Moeti on Tuesday. Next to Msizi is Tekkie, the
race mascot.
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Bucs meetstrongerZamalek>> Orlando Pirates are ready for the Egyptian soccer giants.
JOHANNESBURG — “Bigger, betterand stronger,” was how Orlando Pi-rates coach Roger de Sa on TuesdaydescribedZamalek, comparing themwith fellow Egyptian club Al Ahly.
The Buccaneers stunned holdersAl Ahly in an African ChampionsLeague encounter in Egypt earlierthis month with an unprecedented3-0 away victory.
They were hoping to complete adouble over the Cairo duowhen theymeetZamalekatOrlandoStadiumonSaturday night.
“Al Ahly have built an illustriousrecord over the years,” said De Sa,“and theyare still a pretty formidablecombinationinspiteofourrecentvic-tory over them in Egypt.
“But our scouts in Egypt have toldus to expect even tougher opposition,against a physically bigger andstronger Zamalek combination, whocurrentlyhaveanedgeover their tra-ditional derby rivals.
“The videos I have been studyingof several ofZamalek’smatches,withmy technical staff, only seem to con-firm this assessment.”
De Sa intended to field a similarline up on Saturday to the one thatcaughtAlAhlyon thewrong footwithan early goal, and the Pirates coachhoped to begin the next match in thesame vein.
De Sa, however, said burly Zam-bian international striker CollinsMbesuma had only a 50% chance ofreporting fit after incurring an injuryin theMTN8 victory over SuperSport
United on Sunday.Also, tricky former Super-
Sport United striker Kermit Eras-mus remained cup-tied because hehad represented his former club in aCaf competition this year.
Unlike their Champions Leaguegame in Egypt, where only a handfulof spectators were allowed into thestadium—becauseofthepoliticalun-
res t thathad gripped thecountry—DeSawashoping for a vo-ciferous army of supporters to pro-vide vocal support for the Bucca-neers.
— Sapa.
PHOTO: GALLOIMAGESThulasizweMbuyane,who backfrom injury, islikely to begiven a runagainstZamalek atOrlando Stadium on Saturday.
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Sukuma just unluckyTHESouthAfricanSchoolFootballAssociation’s (Sasfa) Mgungundlovu Districtmust be congratulated for putting together a good show during the Copa CocaCola provincial final last weekend atthe local University Of KwaZulu Natalgrounds. Altogether, 11 KZN high schoolsfrom around KwaZulu Natal took part.The local representatives and hot favourites were Sukuma Secondary School
from Imbali. Although the local lads didnot disappoint at all during the twodaysunder 15 event, they eventually lost 30on penalties in the finals against QhilikaHigh School from Durban. As the KZNChampions, Qhilika will now representthe province in the national finals in afew months’time. The 2013 KwaZulu Natal champions head coach, Ndoda Ngcobo said the
only secret that took his team that farin the event was hard work and goodleaders in the side. “We were well prepared and our players are hard workers.Also our goalkeeper, Thokozani Mthembu and captain Sanele Gaxa are qualityleaders, off and on the field.“They are also fighters and strongly be
lieve in team work,” said Ngcobo.The local coach, Nhlanhla Ngema said
Sukuma were just unlucky after trying allthe tricks available in soccer. “We werewell prepared for the event. I am proudof my players, we were just unlucky afterdishing out some good football duringthe entire tournament. “I mean wereachedthefinals,thefulltimescorewas22 and bowed 30 after the penaltyshootout. That alone speaks volumes,”said Ngema. Jerry Barnes
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Izwe lethu linanezingqaphelieziningi ezingochwepheshengaphandle kokuba abadlali nomaabaqeqeshi ezimpilweni zabo. Imi-bonoyomuntuongakazeawenzeum-sebenzi, ibona izinto zilula. Ukukhu-luma akufani nokwenza.
Kumele sikuqonde ukuthi ibholalikhahlelwa ngezinyawo hhayingemilomo. Umdlalo webhola un-gumsebenzi namuhla, futhi uyafun-delwanjengeminyeimisebenzi.Asik-wazi ukuba yizingcweti ngaphambingokwahluleka kuqala.
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Asingachithi isikhathi sibhekeamaphuthaabanye. Amaqembuab-alandeli awahlulwa ngobaawaqeqeshwa futhi awadlali. Imibo-no eqhamuka sek-wenzekile ayisizingalutho. As-inike imobonoyethu ithubalokuhlolwangokuthi nathisenze.
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De Sa:
THETHE WHOLEWHOLECOUNTRYCOUNTRY LOVESLOVESA DERBYA DERBY
>> Pirates face a punishing schedule whichcould stretch to 33 matches before Christmas, ifthey manage to make the MTN8, TelkomKnockout and CAF Champions League finals.
DESPITE an already crowd-ed fixture schedule, Rogerde Sa says Orlando Pirates
relish the chance to face KaizerChiefs over two legs in the MTN8semi-final.
The Buccaneers were drawnagainst Amakhosi on Monday,with BidvestWits facing PlatinumStars in the other fixture.
Pirates faceapunishingsched-ule which could stretch to 33matches before Christmas, if theymanage to make the MTN8 Tel-kom Knockout and CAF Champi-ons League finals.
“ToplayChiefs is alwaysgreat,it isagoodteamtoplayall thetime,itdoesnotmatterwhereoratwhatstage of the competition,” De Sasays on MTNFootball.
“It is always a great match tolook forward to, the fans look for-ward to it; thewholecountry looksforward to it so why not do it nowover two legs?
“Youseeallthesupportersmix-inginthestandsthesedaysandthe
whole country comes to a stand-still, sowhynotbeapartof agamelike this?”
Both legs will be played nextweek,with the first legs onAugust20 and 21, and the return legs onAugust 24 and 25. Precise datesand venues are yet to be con-firmed.
De Sa says the two-legged sys-tem has its pros and cons.
“It sometimes becomes moredifficult than other times to playtwolegs.Youhavethechancetore-cover andcorrect things,” he says.
“If youdowell in the first gamethen you don’t want a second leg,butifyoudon’tdotoowell thenyoulooking forward to that second legto try to repair a few things.”
Meanwhile, Kaizer Chiefscoach Stuart Baxter is hoping thetwoupcomingmatches against ri-vals Orlando Pirates will producea lot of goals.
The 2013 MTN8 tournamentgot off to agreat start over thepastweekend with 15 goals scored in
thefourquarterfinalmatches,andAmakhosi’s coach tells Kick-Off.com he is hoping for more ofthe same.
“Ihopeso. Ihope therearea lotof goals,” he says.
Having said that,Baxter iswellaware that Derbies are closely-contested affairs and often fail tolive up to expectations.
“Derbiessometimesarenotthebest football games because of thehype, the expectations, thenervesand tension. But I hope the twogameswill reflect thequalityof theplayers fromboth teams,”hesays.
Baxter is also happy to play Pi-rates in the semis.
“Atthisstageofthecompetitionit didn’t matter who we got be-cause it could have been difficultwith any of the teams. But it is Pi-ratesanditaddssomethingextra– a little bit more spice.
“I’msurewewillgivethesup-porters a field day, but for meand Roger [De Sa] it meansmorechallenges.”-KickOff.com
PHOTO: GALLO IMAGESOrlando Pirates coach RodgerDe Sa during the MTN 8 QuarterFinal match between his sideand SuperSport United atMbombela Stadium onSaturday. After beatingSuperSport the Buccunners will now face Kaizer Chief in the semi finals of the competition.
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LOCALPSLgoalpoacherMabhutiKhenye-za will know his fate about his career to-day when the South African Football As-
sociation’s Appeals Board hears his case. TheLidgeton-born andwell-travelled Khenyeza washanded a 12-month ban bythe PSL DC for spitting atlinesman Zakhele Siwelawhen he was still playing AjaxCape Town last season.
He has since joined MpumalangaBlack Aces who were promoted to the PSLfromtheNationalFirstDivisionatthebegin-
ferenttuneaftersendinga writtenapology.
It hasbeen re-portedthat the PSLhas admitted they got thewrong end of the stick with re-gards to Khenyeza’s 12-month ban.
“I therefore apologise unreservedly to youand your club for any embarrassment caused.I also apologise for the League issuing a state-ment referring to the matter.”
According to Khenyeza’s lawyer MichaelMurphy the rule is clear and the player is eligi-ble to play because the matter is still pendingor on-going. Amazayoni’s CEO Mario Morfousays his clubwould be happy to see themattersorted out soon “so that the life of
the player can carry on. The club also needto carry on without any issues still hanging.”-Jerry Barnes
PHOTO: GALLO IMAGESMabhuti Khenyeza controls the ball asVasco Da Gama’s Aiden Jenniker triesto dispossess him. Khenyeza used toplay for Mamelodi Sundowns then before moving to Ajax Cape Town andMpumalanga Black Aces. He is to face
the Safa Appeals Board today.
ning of the season.The unsporting in-
cident happened inthe league matchagainst MamelodiSundowns on April 2at Loftus Stadium.
According to theinsiders the sitting islikely to be postponedagain because the bigwigs, especially thePSL rules and consti-tution “have beencaught offside”.
Khenyeza’smatterissaidtobemorecom-plicated for both PSLand the national gov-erning body, Safa.
At first the PSL DCruled that:
–Khenyeza be sus-pended from all foot-ball activities underthe auspices of theLeague for a period of12months (in termsofRule 50.14.5 of the Rules of the League).
The sentencing and the charge were con-firmed by PSL Prosecutor Nandé Becker.
After he was sentenced his team at thattime,Ajaxfumedandblamedtheleagueforde-stroying the player’s career.
Lateron theCapeTown-sidedidnot renewKhenyeza’s contract and was clubless.
The case has taken a new twist sinceKhenyeza joinedthenewlypromotedMpuma-langa Black Aces.
Aces management and their legal teamclaim theplayers is eligible toplaybecausehismatter is still pending. He played during theirofficial first fixtureagainstKaizerChiefsa fort-night ago. Chiefs wrote an official protest be-fore the kick off. Also the PSL CEO Brand DeVilliers came out with guns blazing at firstaboutAces’saction,butnowheissingingadif-
Khenyezabe
suspendedfrom allfootball activities under theauspices ofthe League
