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>> The concert hasbeen organised tocelebrate 175 years ofPietermaritzburg, witha bill which isdominated by KZNand local artists
ECHO REPORTER
THOUSANDS of jazz lovers areexpected to flock to the Wood-burn stadiumon27October as
the city celebrates its 175th birthdaywith a jazz in the park concert.
The concert known as ‘Celebrat-ing 175 years of PMB City of Choice’isorganisedby theMsunduzimunici-pality in partnership with JazzCultural Feast Events Company.
Event organiser, Nkanyezi Celesaid: “We are expecting to attract acrowd of more than 5 000 people.Peoplemust come in numbers as thiswill be the first of its kind, with 99%being live music and 90% of musi-cians being KZN artists.
“Inmost jazzfestivals,artistsfromother provinces dominate which willnot be the case. The concert has re-ceivedapositiveresponsefrommanylocal companies”.
The concert starts at 10am andperforming artists include ZakesBantwini, Joel Zuma, Mbuso Khoza,Asanda Bam, Xolisa, NomalangaHlubi, Soul Sound, Madala Kunene,MabiThobejane,LoxionJamz,BhekiNqoko and Unplugged and Sthem-bile.
The first1000people toarrivewillreceive giveaways. Entrance fee isR150 and R500 for VIPs. Businessesmaybooktablesfor10atR5000,eachinclusive of food, drinks and t-shirts.
Tickets are available atMsunduziTourism, Capellos and at the gate.
PHOTO: SUPPLIEDVeteran jazz artist Madala Kunene is among the musicians and groups who will be performing at the Jazz Inthe Park concert on 27 October.
Big crowd expectedBig crowd expectedat jazz event in cityat jazz event in city
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It’s all systems gofor matric exams>> With only ten days left before the start of the National Senior Certificate (NSC)examinations, NOKULUNGA NGOBESE spoke to some matriculants to find out about theirstate of readiness>>[email protected]
INKwaZulu-Natal, a total of 150061 full–time candidateswill sitin for examinations starting on
28 October.AyandaHlelafromMehlokazulu
High School said that she is morethan ready as she started studyinginJune,andcouldevenwritebeforethe examination date.
“Our teachershaveequippeduswell enough for the examinations.Matric classes close at 4pmandwe
would be back at 6pm to study ingroups.Thosewhohavenotstartedstudyingmust do so, before it is toolate,” she said.
Hlela hopes to study travel andtourism after finishing matric.
Samke Shelembe from North-buryParksaidthatalthoughsheon-ly started studying lastweek, she isalmost ready for the examinations.
“Since thebeginningof theyear,our school has been hosting Satur-day classes formatric pupils. So fardrama ismy favourite subject. I am
hoping to obtain a bachelor’achievement, since I want to studylaw. Those who have not startedstudying must start now, as matricis no child’s play”. Lungile Ngcoboalso from the same school said: “Istarted studying after trial exami-nations, but I am not yet readyenough.IamoptimisticthatIwilldowell in both English and Zulu. I amworried about mathematics andphysical science, though. matricu-lants must preparing themselvesfrom the beginning of the year”.
buryPark,saidthatsheisnottotallyready, and still needs more time.
“Iamcertain Iwill dowell in lan-guages, and I am only worriedabout mathematics and physicalscience. It is not too late for thosewho have not started studying tostart now. If they can focus more,they can pass,” she said.
She hopes to study IT.KZN Education MEC Peggy
Nkonyeni said: “Our goal is topresent an irregularity free exami-nation process. We have ensuredthat our systems are ready and setup for the tasks that lie ahead. Wewould like to assure people thatwehave done everything that is re-quiredbypolicytosafeguardtheex-aminationprocess. Wewishall ourpupils well during the forthcomingexaminations. We call on all par-ents and communities to allow ourpupils theopportunity and space tostudy and focus on the examina-tions in order to make us all proudat the release of the results”.
Ng-cobohopes tostudypsychol-ogy orlaw.
Sitha-bileNguse,who is al-so fromNorth-
Samke Shelembe from Northbury Parksaid that although she only startedstudying last week, she is almost readyfor the examinations.
Lungile Ngcobo from Northbury Parkschool said that although she startedstudying after trial examinations, she isnot yet ready enough.
Sithabile Nguse, who is also fromNorthbury Park, said that she is not totally ready and still needs more time
TEN DAYS LEFT:Are you ready?
PHOTOS: NOKULUNGA NGOBESEAyanda Hlela from Mehlokazulu HighSchool said that she is more than readyas she started studying in June, andcould write before the examination date
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Local poetsnominated forgospel awards
>> Gospelmusiciansand poetsvie forcrowns in the6th SABCGospelcrownawards inmid–November
NOKULUNGA NGOBESE>>[email protected]
TWO city poets will battle it out in the 6thSABC crown gospel awards, takingplace at the Durban International Con-
vention Centre (ICC) on 17 November.Botsotso Mahlaba from KwaPata and
SyabongaMpungose fromMpophomeni haveboth been nominated under the gospel poetrycategory.
Speaking to Echo, Mahlaba who has beennominated for his album titled “Unembeza”said:
“It is a great honour for me since this wasmyfirstCDalbum.Godspeakstousindifferentwaysas Iwrote thisalbumwhilerecordingan-other in studio. I am humbled and grateful toGod for the opportunity”. Mahlaba has beena poet formore than 10 years focusing on cul-ture and tradition.
Mpungosewasnominated forhis albumti-tled ‘Angiphelimoya’,whichwarns devilwor-shippers that God is above all things.
“I am a child of God and I make it a pointthat in everything I write, there is somethingabout him, as even the gift that I have comesfromhim.Iamhumbledbythenominationandgrateful that people appreciate my work”, hesaid.
The poets are not going to be voted for bythe public, but judges will decide the winner.
Gospel artists and poets have been pittedagainst each other in 33 categories of theawards.
Tickets are available at Computicket atR800 (VIP) and R630, R520, R395, R345 forgeneral admission.
PHOTO: FILECity poets Botsotso Mahlaba and SyabongaMpungose have been nominated for the 6thSABC Gospel crown awards for their albumstitled 'Unembeza' and 'Angipheli moya' respectively.
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How to stay financially comfortable atRetirement
many articles have been written about beingfinancially prepared for retirement but veryfew articles talk about what you need to do tostay financially comfortable.
It is more difficult to deal with financialchallenges when you are retired than whenyou are young. So take these steps now tostay financially secure and look out for thefollowing risks:
Inflation risk is a reality and happens whenyour pension doesn’t keep up with inflation,e.g. in 2005 R20 could buy you three bags ofrice, but now it’ll only buy you one bag.
this leads us to the longevity risk – living long and possibly running out of income.the savings we have when we retire may not be enough to support us in our goldenyears, especially with medical technology that lets us live longer.
another risk that gets overlooked is consumption risk – consuming more than whatyour financial plan can support. Schedule an annual review of your investments andstay in touch with your financial affairs.
then there’s investment risk – the risk of making the wrong investment decisions.there isn’t much time to fix any wrong investment choices after you’ve retired soget a qualified financial adviser to help you.
Your financial partner before and at retirementWe can help with one of the biggest financial decisions that will impact the restof your life. Contact the Pietermaritzburg branch on (033) 345 7301 or visit us at291 Pietermaritz Street, Pietermaritzburg.
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orama, Glenwood, Cinderella Park and Thembalihle.Ward 34, under Councillor Eunice Majola, started
collecting clothes and blankets a fortnight ago but therainyweather and cold conditions disrupted the cam-paign.
Majola said this is an exercise to ask residents intheWard34community,andothersurroundingareas,to open their hearts and extend ahelping hand byreaching out to the needy.
“What recently happened at the Jika–Joe informalsettlement can happen anywhere. Let’s all show somehumanity anddonate some clothes or blankets for ourpeople. They need our help and the conditions are notlooking good,”said Majola.
Old clothes for adults and children, blankets or anytypeofdonationscanbedroppedoffatthecouncilofficeatEastwoodCivic Centre or at 8RedwoodCrescent forPanorama residents.
Campaignco-ordinatorJerryBarnesthisweeksaidalready the firstbox is full, but theaim is to takeat leasttwo boxes of clothing to the needy Jika–Joe residents.
“I just believe we can do more. I’m encouraged bythekindnessdisplayedbyWard34people so far, espe-cially those who live in Panorama.”
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SIYABONGA MSHENGU
The Arts and Culture Department should learn to take our artists seriously
WHEN the ANC established its department of arts and culture(DAC) in 1982, it was not just a
mere amorphous and ludicrous gesture,but it was initiated to mobilise South African cultural workers at home and abroad.It was also to engage a broad range of people in the culture of protest and resistance,its goal broadly being the democratictransformation of arts and culture in ourcountry.For decades instruments of division and
subjugation, arts and culture were seen bythe DAC as unifying tools of liberation forall South Africans.In 1993 the Culture and Development Conferences (CDC), convened by former ANCpresident Oliver Tambo, was held in Johannesburg, primarily to draw up an inclusiveand nonsectarian national arts and culture policy for South Africa. The importantthing about CDC is that it was not concerned with questions of liberation, butthat of governance.Some of its objectives were: to bring to
gether creative workers from across thecultural and political spectrum and provide a showcase for their work and creations, and to provide a platform for allstakeholders to make their contribution todeveloping a new culture dispensation.
The call for a ministry of arts and culturewas sounded at this conference, and shortly after the election, the ministry wasformed with Dr. Ben Ngubane at the headand Winnie Mandela as his deputy. All theabove mentioned efforts demanded a lotof seriousness, commitment and dedication on the part of the ANC, and it was nota child’s play.But since the attainment of our freedom
in 1994, it seems as if our department ofarts and culture has forgotten that it wascreated on the premise of transformingSouth Africa’s cultural landscape for thebetter. Our artists are perishing in destitution in the presence of the DAC. Artistic andcultural organisations struggle to get financial assistance from the department.The reason being that it is highly bureaucratic and this bureaucracy being the maincause of its inefficiency and dysfunctionality.These faceless, cynical and jealous offi
cials with their red tape, who perceive andtreat arts and culture with frivolity and insensitivity, are the chief stumbling block tothe development of our artists. Let alonetheirnotbeingpassionateandknowledgeable about the arts, they are there, just likeany other employees, to support their families.Foryears, ItogetherwithlocaljazzguitaristZazi Mncube, bass player Langa Mthalane,Vusi Msomi and Sabelo Mwandla, both theactors, tried to approach the departmentto assist our Take Four Musical Organisation, to no avail. This transpired despite the
fact that we had all the required documentation. When we realized that they wereutterly reluctant to assist us, it became vividly clear to us that pestering them was afutile exercise.
Bhekabona Qwabe, the late freelancedrummer, and Smanga Zibula, the guitarist for the local jazz band, Fate for Africa,are some of our highly talented musicianswho died without having been supportedin their creative endeavours. Even the artists who called themselves, uMgungundlovu Concerned Artists, under the chairmanship of Kwenza Mthembu, in June this year,raised this matter of our artists being takenfor granted by the department, with theMEC for Arts and Culture, NtombikayiseSibhidla Saphetha.These departments of ours are very good
in terms of returning funds allocated tothem back to the National Treasury, butextremely incompetent when it comes tospending them to the benefit of eligiblepeople. South Africa is a land of plenty, soseeing our artists suffering is iniquitous.But then how do we expect our artists in
this part of the world to flourish when ourvery current national minister of arts andculture, Paul Mashatile, regarded his appointment to head the ministry, as a political demotion? Do you think our honourable minister who feels as having been relegated can work diligently to address theplight of our creative workers? Do our municipalities together with their ward councillors comprehend the importance of thearts in their communities?
I received with jubilation the news thatWinston Churchill Theatre had been revamped. But how do we take pride in thephysical structure of the hospital withoutcherishing health practitioners, and isn’t ridiculous to admire a university’s exquisiteness and denigrate its lecturers?South Africa has a high rate of unemployment, and in the ranks of the unemployedwe have artists who only need governmentsupport to do their creative work, whichcould help in the reduction of unemployment. Even the private sector has the social responsibility to assist our artists. Howdo you explain the philanthropy characterized by selectivity, the philanthropist whocan’t operate without the media? Shouldour good Samaritans be selective in termsof rescuing the indigent artists? Should thewhole world know when I have been assisted, and is being generous quietly not beneficial or an anathema? I don’t think knowing why some of our philanthropists can’tbe dissociated from politicians, and viceversa, is a problem.The indispensability of the arts in human
existence is indisputable, and music is aclassic example: weddings, parties, celebrations, churches, funerals, political gatherings, electronic media, schools and othersettings, music plays a pivotal role and isunavoidable. The contribution of our musicians in the political struggle can never bedisdained and trivialised.
Our theatres have always been sacredspaces because our stories, poems, musicand dance have been soldiers that escalat
ed the liberation struggle which ultimatelydismantled oppression. Theatre in SouthAfrica has always been a dynamic forumthat has given us courage to grapple withthe state of our nation. Our writers, standup comedians, satirists and communitybased artists have utilised their immenseand remarkable talents to create and nurture a climate that has allowed us all tobecome active participants in our democracy.
Our artists are our nation’s conscience;they give us a window on our world, butalso give us glimpse of an imaginary world.They have incredible gift of uniting us allin a common celebration of humanitywhen we are able to laugh, cry, feel sorrowand experience hope.Musa Nkuna, a supremely gifted South African opera singer, says: “We are culture, wedefine our own culture, and we are responsible for our culture. Because culture is social glue that keeps societies and communities together, any little crack will causethings to fall apart.We earnestly entreat and appeal to the
department of arts and culture to changetheir attitude towards our artists, thisthing of belittling our artists should cometo an end. Our society, as well, should takearts and culture seriously, for the nationthat doesn’t embrace its cultural aspect isdoomed to deteriorate.
Siyabonga Mshengu is an artistand secretary of KwaPata school
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MY ECHO SOAPIESGENERATIONSZINHLE tries her best to catch her man’sattention. Patrick unwittingly rubs salt into his daughter’s wound. Akhona is nothappy when her boyfriend gives her thecold shoulder. Dineo is rattled by how easilyPhenyo lies to her. Choppa is desperate toget MJ a date. Zimbini tries to confess allabout the pregnancy scam. Senzo isshocked when he finds Zodwa packing herbags. Jason takes an employee to task. Noluntu is floored by an unexpected invitation. Zinhle realises she’s fighting a losing
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ISIDINGOLERATO is reaching breaking point with thestress of her cancer diagnosis. Ntando decides to intervene in the family crisis asKatlego becomes more and more frustrated at Jefferson. Caitlin pushes irritating
buttons with Rajesh and Palesa. The Sibeko brothers talk but whether they listen toeach other remains to be seen. Lerato’s lifehangs in the balance and the family feelsit acutely. S’khumbuzo feels the pressureof playing somebody else’s game. As Lerato drifts on and out of reality on medication, Sechaba shows her how he feels witha very real question. There’s a birthdaycoming up in the Sibeko household andthere will be a party, but will people cry ifthey want to. S’Khumbuzo is struck by brilliance for his next show where as Prada is
way to a relationship for them. James feelsbetrayed by Chichi. Thandaza and Vusimake peace after days of constant fighting. The police who are searching for Mongezi, make a shocking discovery. Vusi iskeeping something from Thandaza. Therelaunch party happens at the JazzLounge. But James refuses to attend.Azwindini realises that even his familydoubt his innocence.
SCANDALA SERIOUS oversight by Daniel makesShakira livid, and Thembeka relishes rubbing Shakira’s face in her misfortune. Zinzile finds out more disturbing things aboutMlungisi. Gontse makes a decision whichwill make her life happier. Zinzile’s suspicions about Mlungisi’s odd behaviour increaseaftershediscoverssomepotentiallydamning evidence. Gloria tries to stay outof the dating game, but temptation arrivesfrom an unexpected quarter. Gogo Ma’Nyathi makes an unnerving prophecy whichwill have far reaching consequences for thehouse of Nyathi. Lindiwe overhears a conversation which makes her fear for the future of her family. Gloria cautiously makesanother attempt at finding happiness. Acandid conversation between Quinton andThembeka gives Thembeka reason tostand by an impulsive decision and shockher house mates with another. The arrivalof a Secrets staff member at NFH makesMmadika’s life uncomfortable. Scelo secretly follows Mlu and witnesses something that leads to a terrible misunderstanding. Gloria is thrilled when Pule plansa fancy dinner, but panics when she realises that a skill which she has never mastered is going to be required.
RHYTHM CITYSUFFOCATE’S unresolved issues come outas he confronts his mother for the damageshe did to him as a child. Tshidi refuses tohave the emergency caesarean. Davidlearns that Gail has given Eddie anotherchance. Mamokete announces that she’sgoing to Cape Town with Tshidi and William. Niki tells Suffocate that she believeshis mom is a scam artist. Niki is confidentthat Lerato’s manipulative ways are finallygoing to come to an end. Tshidi and William remain uncertain about what the future holds for them. Gail discovers thata book about her life is being published.Suffocate finds out that Nomzamo’shusband has beaten her. Teddy givesMampho a promise ring, but she’s stressing because she still has to go for her second HIV test. Suffocate appeals to hismother to leave her husband. Sifiso isaware that Miles is meeting someonein the evening but he will not revealwho it is. Reneilwe accompaniesMampho to her HIV test.
DAYS OF OUR LIVESCARLY comes up with informationabout the prison infirmary. Bo wants to
get the information to Hope as soon aspossible but the warden tells him that healready had his one visit for the day. RafetellsSamitheyneedtoagreetoNicole’sdemands to keep everyone safe. Chad confronts Kate about the birth certificate.Hope asks Carly how Bo is doing and Carlytells her that he isn’t doing well since heblames himself for Hope being in prison.Jennifer tells Bo that Jack left her to focuson his work. Victor calls Nathan to ask himif he knew Maggie was leaving town. Bo,using a payphone, calls Carly at the hospital, thinking the phone lines will be safe.He asks her to put him in touch with Roman. Chloe’s in denial over her relationshipwith Daniel. Nicole tries to set her straightto no avail. Melanie and Nathan are rushedto the hospital. Bo tells Rafe that he shouldmarry Sami as soon as possible in case thetruth does come out so he won’t have totestify against Sami.
THE BOLD AND THE BEAUTIFULSTEFFY is grateful to her mother whenTaylor confesses about what she told Liamthat caused his sudden change of heart.Katie agrees to put her anger towards Billaside for their baby’s sake. Liam is less thanthrilled with Hope’s response to him askingher for another chance. Knowing that Liam’s feelings have been hurt by Hope onceagain, Steffy makes it her goal to cheer himup. Bill begs Katie for forgiveness as she explains to him what will happen to theirfamily if he is prosecuted for his actions regarding Deacon. After a playful afternoontogether, Steffy reveals an additional surprise for Liam. Donna sets out in search ofHope and Liam to tell them the truth aboutwhy their relationship failed. Othello callsRick out on his scheme to steal Carolineaway from Thomas by ensuring that Hoperemains single. Armed with new information about Bill, Steffy and Liam, Donna encourages Hope to move on with her life.
struck by the potential of it goingsouth. Caitlin exposes the sins inthe towers. Jefferson has apresent for hiswife Katlego. Zebis horrified by therealities of thehospital. An angry Lincoln wantsto find the personresponsible forairing the Sibeko’s dirty laundryand put them outto dry. Lerato tellsher family andSechaba aboutthe “dream” shehad in which heproposed to her.Caitlin starts bydefending herselfto Frank and endsup celebratingthe extraordinarysuccess of hersensational story.
MUVHANGOTHANDAZA isshocked by whatVusi has to say toher. Chichi is playing James but hecan’t see it. Mulalo gives Azwindinivaluable information regardingPfuluwani’swhereabouts.Pfuluwani seemsto be out of Mongezi’s clutches atlast. But is she? IsThandaza doingenough to reachout to Vusi in histime of crisis?James hands overthe papers confirming the sale ofhis 50% of theJazz Lounge toChichi, thinkingthis will open a
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THE South African pride and the only Mzansiteam campaigning in the high profile CAFChampions League, OrlandoPirates look set tomake another piece of history.
TheMightyBucsistravellingfortheirCham-pions League semi- final showdown on Satur-day against Esperance in Tunis.
Pirates only need a scoring draw to reachthe final phase of the tournament.
A fortnight ago the Soweto giants played toa goaless draw at Orlando Stadium during thefirst leg of the semi final.
Reaching the Cham-pions League final andwinning it will surelybring back good oldmemories to Piratesdies-hards when theyclaimed it in 1995.
During the historicyear, theBuccaneershadquality players all roundand in all positions suchas Gavin Lane,
Mark Fish, EdwardMotale, Jerry Skhosana,HelmanMkhalele, Bren-don Silent, Papi Kgo-mane and WilliamOkpara, just to count thefew.
Pirates former star defender, Motale be-lieves the SA side
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“Thefirst thingtheymustunderstandisthatthere’s
a lot in stake. The opponents are likely to doanything just to play mind games for them tolose focus.
“The players must also remember what isthe meaning
of reaching the CAF Champions League fi-nal. Conquering Africa and earning anotherstarwillbeground-breakingandanotherhisto-ry for Pirates as an SA side.
“Personally, I thinkthisteamcangothroughandwinprovided that theyplay likea team,diefor one another from the first whistles.
“For me, I think, with a strong and rightmentallity they
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lingencounteraway.Hesaid the onlyway towinis to have a winningmentality and going fora kill.
“It’s an away gameand won’t be easy at allbut we can win it if weplay with the rightframe of mind and atti-tude.
“In games like thisthe attitude and strongmentality counts a lot togo through,” explainedMoloi.
Pirates veteran de-fender, captain and anatural leader, LuckyLekgwathi is expected
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IfPiratesachieveascoringdrawagainstEs-perance, they will advance to the final wheretheywillmeet eitherCamroon’sCotonSport orAl Ahly of Egypt.-Jerry Barnes
PHOTO: GALLO IMAGESRoger De Sa shows anxiety during oneof the Absa Premiership matches.
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PRESENTLY, the majority of us seek more faults andweaknesses than solutions for South African football. We are failing to understand that the future andthe strength of our game depends on everyone involved.We need to move away from the thinking that indi
is being violated in our country.Football is more about what happens inside the fieldthan many useless things people talk about. It isabout dominating the ball and making the right decisions. Football is both an art and science. Young people therefore need to be trained to develop their abilities. Trainers/ coaches themselves need to be empowered with knowledge and skills.We need to develop a culture of excellence in foot
ball. Managers, referees, coaches and players shouldstrive to do their best. Aristotle says: “We are whatwe repeatedly do; excellence then is not an act buta habit.” If nations like Germany and Brazil can doit, nothing can stop us.Unzima lo mthwalo!
viduals can provide all solutions. It is not by chancethat other nations are doing well. There is alwaysthe right or correct way of doing things. South Africans must start to do things the right way. Thisis a simple formula for success.We cannot claim to be a football loving nation
while there are no facilities. Government cannotclaim to be behind football while facilities in mostareas are either in disrepair or nonexistent. Players need decent training and competition fields todevelop their skills. The numbers that Danny Jordan is talking about in terms of players and matches will not materialise without facilities.We are a country that has no respect for sports.
It is the last thing in our priorities. We find it easyto erect tents and park vehicles thereby destroyingthe turf. People do not understand the value ofquality facilities in terms of training and competition. It is also obvious that the understanding andappreciation for quality fields will take many yearsto materialize. It takes some time to change thethinking through training and education.A country that hosted the top world footballers
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TKO matchesexpected toentertainTHIS week, South African soc-
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series.It is interesting to note that the
2012 TKO Champions, Bloemfon-tein Celtic, are not only already outbut have also suddenly parted wayswith their head coach, ClintonLarsen.
Although the Free State–basedoutfit still insist that thedepartureofthe Wentworth–born and formerManningRangersplayerwasnotex-pected and took them by surprise,indications are clear that poor re-sults were the main reason.
“Larsen’s resignation took all ofus by surprise and we did not see itcoming,”saidCeltic’sCEO,Khumbu-
lani Khonco.Echo has reliably learnt that los-
ing to BidvestWits 3–0 in theMTN8fixture and also the disappointing4-0 loss to Sundowns during the re-cent TKO games broke the carmel’sback, and Phunya Selesele did nottake it kindly.
Currently as things stand, theTKOtrophyseemstobeanopenracebut it will bewise to pay attention tothe likes of Kaizer Chiefs, Super-Sport United, Mamelodi Sundowns,PlatinumStars andOrlandoPirates.
The only side expected to hoistthe KZN flag aloft is LamontvilleGolden Arrows, who are scheduledto meet the ever–travelling Pirateson 23 October away at Orlando Sta-dium. By co–incidence, the Team ofChoice and Abafana Bes’thendewere also dumped by their coaches,Enrst Middendorp and ManqobaMngqithi respectively last week, inwhatwas dubbedthe“darkestweek
The winners are...
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Thembalihle soccer team were the overall winners of the Ward 34 community sports day, recentlyheld at Panorama primary school. They beatTawana 32 in the final.
of SA soccer”.– Jerry Barnes
>> Golden Arrows, who are the only hope for KZN, will play Pirates
They are likely to be taken asdark horses operating from adistance.
The two KZN hopefuls,MaritzburgUnited andAmaZu-lu are already out of the picture.
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