Mthatha Express 10 December 2015

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MTHATHA’S new Visitors In-formation Centre will openthe gates for the marketing ofbusinesses in the town, theOR Tambo region as a whole

and tourism attractions in the region.

This was said by Deputy Tourism MinisterThokozile Xasa during the official launch ofthe centre at Shell Ultra City on the N2 inMthatha last Thursday.Xasa said the centre was an economic boost

for the region and Ultra City.She said the centre had linked with other

centres to assist businesses with marketing

themselves. She called on the young people ofthe ward where the centre is situated to grabthis opportunity with both hands.“We have programmes to empower the

youth and women, so we need them to getmore involved in such initiatives,” she said.The launch of the centre was an attempt to

open the minds of the communities to thingsthat could grow and develop them.“We need this ward to be a gateway where-

by we will create business opportunities likeone-stop shops.She said that as part of the national tourism

programme they had established culturalcentres in places such as Mvezo, Nyandeni,Mqesha and Qauken.“By doing so we want to make information

about the areas available tomake it easier forthe tourism industry.”Xasa also said theywould teach tour guides

the Chinese language Mandarin so that theycould easily communicate with tourists fromChina.In this project, the community of KwaLin-

dile where the centre is situated would bene-fit by getting a 60% beneficiation.Xasa urged the community of KwaLindile

to not look just at the immediate returns fromthe project, but also develop their childrenand plough back the money, which wouldmake it a lifetime investment.She called on business people in the area

to joinhands andbe the drivers of this projectby giving the youth opportunities.

TOP: Mthatha’s new Visitors Information Centre.INSERT: Deputy minister Thokozile Xasaaddressing the audience in Mthatha during theofficial launch of the Information Centre.PHOTOS: SIM MDLEDLE

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KUBANJWE inkonzo yokugxwala emswanenikukhunjulwa igosa lezolimo ebelisaze ngobusoelizweni, nebelixelenga kwi-ofisi yezolimoe-Xhora. Le nkonzo ibanjelwe kwidolophu yase-Xhora kule veki igqithileyo. Le nkonzo ibisa-ndulela inkonzoyokubekwakwakhekwikhayalakhe lokugqibela, kwikhaya lakhe elikwinda-wo yakwa New Payne, kwidolophu yase Mtha-tha.

Ukusweleka kukaSimphiwe Sintwa kushiyeisithuba esikhulu kumafama asakhasayo alangingqi. OkaSintwa usweleke ngoLwesine ku-landela ukubandakanyeka kwakhe kwingoziyesithuthi neyehle phakathi kwedolophu yase

Dutywa kunye nedolophu yaseMthatha, kuma-jiko-jiko aseMthentu.

Lo ka Sintwa ubesendleleni ehamba nabanyeoogxa bakhe ababini besingise kumcimbi wa-mafama obukwidolophu yakuCentane.

Ethetha neli phephandaba, uMalungisa Khe-beni oyi-Acting Controller kwi-ofisi yeSebe lezoLimo eXhora uthe bengamagosa ebesebenzanale ndedeba abakholelwa ukuba ayisekhongokwenene.

Uthe uluntu oluninzi luphuhlile kwicala lezolimo ngenxa yakhe, kwaye kwimizi emininzikulalwa kutyiwe ngenxa yokuzimisela kwakheeshumayela iphulo lika “Siyazondla” kubalimiabasakhasayo.

“Lo mfo ufike apha kuthi ngonyaka ka-2007kwafikaumntuekubonakalayoukubaunomdla

kakhulukumsebenziwakhewokuphuhlisa am-afama.Ukuqalakwenkquboebizwangokubayi-Rural Development Strategy iqale kwi Ward

ebesebenzakuyou-Ward 18wayenza futhi ya-phumelela eqeqesha amafama,” kubeka uKhe-beni.

Uthe uSintwa ubekwazi ukuqha-kamshelananezinye iindawo ezifana neFort-Hare, Fort Coxafune uncedo kwaye amafama ubekhe awath-athe awase eNcora ukuze ayobona.

“Besinga mazi ukuba uqhakamshelana kan-jani nezi ndawokodwaubebaneziphumo ezihlekuyoyonke intoayenzayo.Akuphelelangaaphaubengumntuophantsinokwaziyoukuncedaab-anye abantu. Nkqu nathi apha kule Ofisi yethuubekwaziukusincedaxa sisenza i-Assignmentszethu kuba ebe ngumntu oku thandayo ukufun-

da.” Kwakhona kwizinto zobu xhaka-xhaka be-sikwa ncedwa nguye kuba ube nolwazi kakhu-lu. Kwelinye icala umfowabo nokwa liwele lak-he uMnu Sipho Sintwa uthe baxhelekile sesisehlo. “Akukho lula kuba ukusweleka komntukushiya isithuba nakwi zihlobo zakhe,” ubekengamafutshane.

Lishiyeumsebenzi omhle igosa lezolimoUbekwe kwikhayalakhe lokugqibelauSimphiwe Sintwaobesaziwa njengomfo ononcumonobe solokoethetha thobeki-leyo. IFOTO:FACE-BOOK.

SIMBONGILE MDLEDLE

THE grandchildren of former president Nel-son Mandela called for peace and unity dur-ing the second commemoration of Mandela’sdeath in Qunu last Saturday.

Despite the bad weather, people from allparts of the country flocked in large numbersto attend the event in Qunu.

The day was commemorated through anumber of activities aimed at inspiring na-tions to strive for peace, unity andprosperity.

One was a 42,2km race from the MthathaAirport to theNelsonMandelaMuseumalongthe route which his coffin travelled to be bur-ied at his homestead in Qunu.

Therewas also a 5kmpeacewalk fromMan-dela’s homestead in Qunu to the NelsonMan-dela Museum.

Mandela’s granddaughterNdilekaMandelasaid there was turmoil throughout the world,as seen in the recent terror attacks in Paris,with people being killed by bombs.

“That is why we pray for peace and unityon our grandfather’s commemoration as aperson who championed peace and harmonyworldwide,” she said.

“You can see even now it is raining, mean-

ing that “icamagu livumile” (Xhosa utterancemeaning thatall iswell in thatparticularcere-mony). Our grandfather blessed this daywithrain, showing that the event is blessed.”

Ndaba Mandela said this was a way of giv-ingrespect tohisgrandfatherandunitingpeo-ple.

He also said there was a need to protectwomen and children in this country.

He expressed his gratitude to the peoplewho had participated in all the activities dur-ing the commemoration of his grandfather,who he said had been a global icon.

Sport, Recreation, Arts and Culture MECPemmyMajodina called onMandela wherev-er he was to bring peace because there wasno peace in this world.

One of the participants in the 10km race,Manelisi Gqalini, said he felt honoured to beable to take part in the race to honour the latetata Mandela.

He called on other people to ensure thatthey participated in the commemoration ofMandela’s death so that they could showhon-our to the role hehadplayed in liberating anduniting this country.

Call for peace, unity atNelsonMandela’s commemoration

Nelson Mandela’s grandchildren Ndaba(right), Ndileka (centre) and Pumla during thesecond commemoration in Qunu of Man-dela’s death.

< Agriculture MECMlibo Qhoboshiyanewas among theparticipants in apeace walk inremembrance offormer presidentNelson Mandela inQunu last Saturday.PHOTOS: SIM MDLEDLE

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THE escalation of crime on Mthatha’sstreets topped the agenda at an imbizo heldwhen Deputy Correctional Services Minis-ter Thabang Makwetla visited the MthathaCorrectional Centre (Wellington) lastThursday.

It emerged at the meeting that Mthathahas seen a record number of crimes report-ed to police. Community members who at-tended the event last Thursday also raisedconcerns over what they called the soft ap-proach towards criminals in Mthatha.

Crimes that were highlighted at the meet-ing included murder, rape, pickpocketing

on streets such as York Road, shoplifting,burglary, the sale of drugs and land inva-sion in Mthatha West.

Makwetla called on residents to workwith the police to curb crime in their areas.

“We need to work together as a united so-ciety because these criminals are comingfrom us, they are us and we know them.

“It is our main mission to build a nationthat is free from crime.

“We have not yet done enough to fulfill theneeds of disabled people, but we are on thejourney to becoming a better society,” hesaid.

He called on men to be the protectors ofwomen and children, saying they shouldfollow the example of species in the animal

kingdom whose males never became ag-gressive towards their female partners.

“Women and children deserve protectionfrom the men, and we cannot leave out therights of people with disabilities,” Makwet-la said.

He urged the inmates to change whenthey were released from prison and becomerole models in society.

Community members also had a chanceat the imbizo to ask questions and the rele-vant departments answered.

The event was attended by traditionalleaders, representatives from the depart-ments of Social Development and Correc-tional Services, and the community atlarge.

Imbizoaddresses crime inMthatha

Deputy Minister Thabang Makwetla during hisvisit to Mthatha. PHOTO: SIM MDLEDLE

BABALWA NDLANYA

A MAN from Mangweni locationin Centane has appeared in theCentane Magistrate’s Court inconnection with charges of at-tempted murder and possession ofan unlicensed firearm and 17rounds of ammunition.

Cebo Makholwa (30) was notasked to plead and his case waspostponed until December 18. Heremains in custody.

Police spokesperson CaptainJackson Manatha said Makholwa

had been arrested at a tavern inMangweni location. “He is work-ing as a cashier at the tavern,” hesaid. “It is alleged that the victimwent to buy liquor at the tavern.”

He said the victim had beenidentifiedbyMakholwaastheper-son who had provoked him on an-other occasion. He allegedly drewhis firearm and shot the man inthe upper body.

“He was arrested and the policefound that his firearm was illegal.He was charged with attemptedmurder and possession of an unli-censed firearm and ammunition.”

Man in court for attemptedmurder, illegal firearm

BABALWA NDLANYA

COMMUNITY members fromMgojweni locality in Willowvaleare still devastated about thebrutal murder of two girls lastweek while they were returninghome at 2am after a traditionalceremony.

Police arrested ThandoMgqobhozi (21) in connectionwith the murder of Cordelia Koli(16) and her sister SiyamthandaKoli (12).

Mgqobhozi briefly appearedbefore the Willowvale Magis-trate’s Court but was not askedto plead.

His case was postponed untiltoday for a legal aid application.He remains in custody.

The sisters’ bodies were foundby a man in a plantation forestabout 3km away from the home

stead where the traditional cere-mony took place.

Police spokesperson CaptainJackson Manatha said it was sus-pected that the girls had beenraped before they were mur-dered. He said the suspect had al-so been at the traditional cere-mon and had allegedly followedthe girls on their way home.

“Their cellphones were alsomissing. Both of had stabwounds in their upper bodies.The matter was reported to theWillowvale police detectives,who worked hard and arrestedthe suspect.”

Manatha said they were ap-pealing to people to ensure thattraditional ceremonies finishedby 5pm to avoid incidents likethis.

“We appeal to headmen andtraditional leaders to work withus to end this,” he said.

Suspectarrestedafterbrutalmurderof twosisters


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UNKOSI Jonas NdzambulewaseMthatha West uyavumaukuba ngenene ngabantu aba-phantsi kweendawo azikhokhe-layo abaqhu-beka becandaumhlaba ngokunge-mthethokwiindawo ezingqonge uMthat-ha West.

Le ndawo yaseMthatha Westyambethwe lukrutha-kru-thwano lemihlaba nekulaphokukho abathile abathi basikeamanxiwa ze bona bafumane izi-zumbulu zemali. Kanti ku-tsha

nje iKumkani yabaThembuuBuyelekhaya Dalindyeboumemelele ukuba kuyekwe uku-candwa kwamanxiwa kula nda-wo.

Kodwa oko kukhangelekangathi kufikelele ezindlebeni ez-inomthwebeba nanjengokoucando lwamanxiwa lusaqhube-kakulandawo.Kudemaxawam-bi kubonakale ukuba umlo aw-ukho kude phakathi koluntu,ngelixa abanye bekhala ezima-thontsi ngokulahleke-lwa ziima-li zabo. UJJ nanjengoko esaziwanjalo uthe kodwa abagunyazis-wanga ukuba benze oko kwayeloo nto inxamnye nomthetho.LokaNdzambule ukuthethe okukwimbizo ibibanjelwe eMthat-ha kutsha nje emva kwesanxweesithe savezwa luluntu soku-candwa kwamanxiwa nakwiin-dawo ezibekelwe uphuhlisokwakunye nemihlaba yeecawa.UNdzambule uthe indawo ez-

ibekelwe uphuhliso nezisa-bangwayo akufanelekanga zi-candwe ukwenzela abantu bak-he imizi yabo. Äbo benza lo ntokufanele kusetyenzwe ngabokuba thina sizinkosi khange sit-hume mntu ukuba makasikeamanxiwa”, uphethe ngelit-shooyo. Kanti kutsha nje kuq-hambuke ukungaboni ngason-ye phakathi kwabahlali baseM-thatha West kwakunyenabaseHighbury ngenxa yoku-candwa komhlaba osephantsikobango.

Makusetyenzwe ngabacandaamanxiwa ngokungemthetho-JJ

Unkosi JJ Ndzambule.PHOTO:SIM MDLEDLE

SIMBONGIE MDLEDLE

THE bail application of five deaf pu-pils fromtheEfataSchoolofBlindandDeaf who are accused of murderingtheir deputy principal was delayedagain in the Mthatha Magistrate’sCourt onMondaybecause of unbeara-ble heat and overcrowding in thecourt.

In their previous bail applicationtherewere also delays because the ac-cused complained that they could notunderstand the interpreter’s non-ver-bal signs.The five are charged with murder-

ing deputy principalNondumoMdlel-eni-Mzimane in her house on theschool grounds.Themotherof threewas founddead

in a pool of blood with multiple stab

woundsand theknife still stuck inherbody. Prosecutor Thembisa Ntlokosaid the state was ready to proceed,butwanted tomakeanapplication forthecasetobeadjournedbecauseof theunbearable heat in the court.Ntloko said the situation in court

wasunbearableas itwas full tocapaci-ty with some people standing. Therewas no air-conditioning and no win-dows. Itsonlydoorwasalsoblockedbypeoplewhowereinterestedinthecase.“The fans are not effective because

of the fullness of this court.These fansalso disturb the recording becausethey are noisy,” Ntloko said.She said shehad informed theman-

agement about the situation and eveninvited them to witness the levels ofdiscomfort in the courtroom, but itseemed that message had fallen ondeaf ears. “By doing so I was trying to

advise them to allocate another courtbecause the bail application is urgentand serves the interests of the ac-cused, but nothing has happened.”She said their big gowns also made

the heat in the court worse, and theycould not concentrate properly.During the proceedings the temper-

ature inMthathawas30degreesCelsi-us and because of the crowd and lackof windows the temperature insidethe court could reach 42 degrees.MagistrateZandileMbinase,aswell

as the legal team of the accused,agreed with the application.Proceedings resumed on Monday

afternoon, in a different courtroom,with the testimony and cross exami-nation of two of the accused. At thetime of going to print onMonday, pro-ceedings were still underway and nodecision on bail had yet been made.

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< Court-goers inthe MthathaMagi-strate’sCourt during thebail application offive pupils fromthe Efata Schoolfor the Blind andDeaf. The pupilsare charged withmurdering deputyprincipal Nondu-mo Mdleleni-Mzi-mane in herhouse on theschool grounds.PHOTO:SIMMDLEDLE

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A YOUNG Mthatha man has embarked on acycle journey in an effort to raise funds to putfood on the table for needy families affectedby the drought.

Siyasanga Dabula started cycling lastTuesday, asking for vouchers for aminimumof R1000. These vouchers will assist in pro-

viding families with food this Christmas.Dabula’s road trip is taking him from

Mthatha to Coffee Bay, via Corana, Lalini,Tukela, Mandlovini, Mdoni Mzamo, Mang-weni and Kundlunkulu.“These villages are subjected to high levels

of malnutrition and poor production in agri-culture,” he said.“And now with many regions being affect-

ed by the growing drought, there is a greatfear that theywill be sufferinga greater pain and there willbe an increase in the numberof households affected by pov-erty.“The reduction in farm

yields will lead to an increasein food prices and market vol-atility, which will then affectfood availability, accessibilityand stability,” Dabula said.With this initiative, Dabula

has aimed at helping and con-tributing to the betterment ofa minimum of 35 families.“Although many initiatives

will be also pursuing a projectthat is similar, I feel passion-ate about assisting those fami-lies that fall short of the oppor-tunity to be assisted,” he said.It is a first initiative forhim,

but Dabula is planning to con-tinue with it annually withthe purpose of giving back tothe poor during the festiveseason.

Mthatha lad cycles to putfoodon table forpoor

Siyasanga Dabula in discussionwith Agriculture MEC MliboQhoboshiyane before startinghis journey to raise funds forthe poor. PHOTO: SIM MDLEDLE


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THEREare currently no fire engines availabletohelp fight fires in theKingSabathaDalindye-bo Municipality.

Fire engines were damaged during protestsalmost three months ago, and has not yet beenrepaired.RecentlyahomeinKhwezi location inMthat-

ha burnt down because no firefighters came inspite of several calls by the community lookingfor help.KSD comprises Mthatha, Mqanduli and Cof-

fee Bay and is 3 009 square kilometres. Thereare no satellite offices and the whole area de-pends on the fire station in Mthatha.The absence of fire engineswas foundduring

a thorough investigationbyExpress recently. Itwas discovered that the fire engines were dam-agedduringtheremovalof thetaxirankinfrontof the fire station almost three months ago, onSeptember 17.

During a confrontation, the taxi drivers andowners damaged the machines.“These machines were damaged and they

were never repaired,” said one of the employ-ees,whodidnotwant to be identified. “Mywor-ry is that homes are continuing to burn downwith no attempt to help, because we don’t havefire engines.“At the same time it is very far fromMthatha

to rush to a scene in Mqanduli.“Mostly we arrive when the fire has already

caused damage.”It was also discovered that the tallest build-

ings inMthatha are in danger if fire erupts be-cause there are no extendable ladders to dealwith tall buildings, like Botha Sigcau for exam-ple.Councillor SogaMlandu, who heads commu-

nity safety in the KSDmunicipality, confirmedthatthemachinesweredamagedbutthemunic-ipality was repairing them.“Neverthelesswe also need help from the na-

tional government,” Mlandu said.

Concernover fireengine crisis inKSD

BABALWA NDLANYA

AMAPOLISA eziko laseGcuwa ebambisenenamagosa ezendlela phantsi kukaMasipalawaseMnquma seqalisile ukubamba u-opera-tion ‘tshayela’nanjengoko iiholide zehlobo ziq-alile.

Othethela amapolisa aseGcuwa uCaptainJacksonManathauthekulempelaveki igqithi-leyo babambe ze bavalela abaqhubi abalishumi elinanye kwindawo ezingqonge idolo-

phu yaseGcuwa.“Abaqhubibayebagcinwaeluvalelweni lwa-

mapolisa ze bakhululwa ngebheyili ye-R2000umntuemnye.Kwayebazakuvelakungekuda-la phambi kweNkundla yamatyala eGcuwa,”kubeka uManatha.Woleke ngelithi bayabalumkisa abaqhubi

ngeziholidezikaDecemberukubabazameuku-zi phatha kakuhle kuba amapolisa aza kubaethebhazalalaezamaukunciphisaizinga lolwaphulomthetho kubandakanya nabo abaqhubabenga phantsi kwempembelelo zotywala.

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REPORTER

AFTER achieving a record of seven con-secutive unqualified audit reports from2006/2007 to 2012/2013, the Matatiele LocalMunicipality has achieved a clean audit.

Themunicipality is the third in the East-ern Cape and first in the northern parts

of the province to receive this opinion.The Auditor-General’s report covers

crucial areas including financial manage-ment, compliance, governance and per-formance against predetermined objec-tives.The Auditor-General has given the mu-

nicipality a clean bill of health as it didnot identify any instances of material non-compliance with specific matters in keylegislation, as set out in the general noticeissued in terms of the Public Audit Act andnomaterial control weaknesses were iden-tified during the 2014/15 audit.Announcing the audit outcome, ecstatic

municipal manager Dr Tsepang Nakinsaid: “The reason for this achievement isthat the municipality operates in a stablepolitical and administrative environmentwith a high level of oversight.“Its governance structures are all in

place and operate effectively. There are ef-fective internal controls and systemswhich result in reliable information.”He also thanked the employees for their

dedication and hard work in making surethat all municipal processes were fol-lowed.“All we need to do is ensure that we com-

ply with the requirements of the Munici-pal FinanceManagement Act and other re-lated legislation and regulations, as we im-plement the municipal programme ofaction which is intended to fast-track ser-vice delivery and improve the living con-ditions of our people,” Nakin said.Matatiele LocalMunicipalitymayorMo-

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SIMBONGILEMDLEDLE

THE King SabataDalindyebo (KSD)Municipality willsoon have an addi-tional town followingthe declaration ofCoffee Bay as a town.

This was con-firmed at a recenttwo-day inauguralsummit held at theCoffee Bay Hotel.The summit was

hosted by KSD inpartnership with theSouth African LocalGovernment Associ-ation and the ORTambo District Mu-nicipality.The Small Town

Regeneration Projectis driven by theSouth African LocalGovernment Associ-ation.KSD previously

coveredMthatha andMqanduli.TheWildCoast En-

vironmental Man-agement Plan, as gaz-etted in the EasternCape ProvincialGazzette No. 3210 ofJuly 3, 2014, refers toCoffee Bay as one ofthenodes thatmaybeconsidered for the es-tablishment of a for-mal town.This principle is

supported by theKSD LM Spatial De-velopment Frame-work and IDP.Salga has identi-

fiedCoffeeBayasoneof the areas support-ed under the SmallTowns RegenerationProject.Coffee Bay resi-

dents is said to bene-fit from this develop-ment as it will createjob opportunities forthem.KSD mayor Nonk-

oliso Ngqongwa wel-comed the develop-ment and urged gov-ernment depart–mentstoprovidelandsurvey and marinestudy bursaries forthe youth of CoffeeBay, as these profes-sions would be need-edthemostwhenCof-fee Baywas being de-veloped.“The development

of Coffee Bay will beof benefit to the peo-ple, as some servicesfrom government de-partments will bemade available tothem so that they donot have to spendtheir hard-earnedcash travelling to dis-tant towns,” themay-or said.Roads and Public

WorksMECThandis-wa Marawu said shesupported the visionof Salga and and theKSD Municipality.She said her de-

partment would fo-cusonaccessroads toattract more touriststo Coffee Bay.

CoffeeBaydeclaredas a town


SIMBONGILE MDLEDLE

THERE will be no more travellinglong distances to look for fundingfor Mthatha’s micro and mediumenterprises as an office of the SmallEnterprise Finance Agency (Sefa)and the Industrial DevelopmentCorporation (IDC) was opened inthe ECD building, Fortgale, in Sis-son Street last Friday.

The office will open the gates forsmall businesses, in particular inthe remote towns of the formerTranskei, to access funding.It was officially opened by Small

Business Development MinisterLindiwe Zulu.On the same day, 114 informal

traders who had successfully com-pleted their training courses wereawarded certificates by Zulu.“Through this training, we hope

that one day our informal traderswill grow to a level where they willbe able to compete with establishedbusinesses,” she said.“We have heard the voice of our

people when they urged us to en-sure that small business supportservices were accessible.“We hope that these offices will

becomeamodel for co-location of de-velopment finance institutions inthe near future.”She called on local government

structures to create infrastructurefor informal business and ensurethat they understood the economy.She also stressed that it was the

main aim of her department to em-power people and create opportuni-ties for small businesses throughout

the country.IDC divisional executive Katinka

Schumann said it was the aim of thecorporation to provide funding topromote sustainable businesses.“We also need to put our offices

close to the people so that they canbenefit without traveling long dis-

tances,” she said. The SMMEs inMthatha, as well as the businesscommunity in the OR Tambo re-gion, welcomed the initiative.Vuyisile Ntlabathi, chairperson

of the OR Tambo business chamber,expressed his gratitude for this ini-tiative, saying it would be an advan-

tage to the small businesses inMthatha.“I more than happy with this of-

fice in Mthatha and emerging busi-ness people should grab this oppor-tunity with both hands.”The IDC currently has offices in

Port Elizabeth and East London and

is increasing its footprint in theEastern Cape by opening the officein Mthatha.The corporation approved just

more than R 9.7-billion in South Af-rica in the 2014/15 financial year,6.7% of which was within the East-ern Cape.

Bigboost for small businesses inMthatha

Minister Lindiwe Zulu cuts the ribbon with OR Tambo mayor Nomakhosazana Meth and officials from Sefa and theIDC. INSERT: Zulu addresses the audience. PHOTOS: SIM MDLEDLE

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PEOPLE LIKEUSPEOPLE LIKEUS

White for peace: Ndileka Mandela and AmosAmigo Gxalaba at the museum in Qunu.PHOTO: SIM MDLEDLE

Some of the children who took part in a peacewalk during the commemoration of former presi-dent Nelson Mandela’s death. PHOTO: SIM MDLEDLE

< Qhawe Sila received a present from his mumSibongile and Nozakhe Hlengane during hisbirthday celebration in Mthatha.

PHOTO: SIM MDLEDLE

Mthatha businessman Andile Nntso in deep discussion with a boy who participated in the Mandelacommemoration peace walk. PHOTO: SIM MDLEDLE

= Sisi and Soso Maquthu photographed at aparty in Sbongile’s Place in Ziphunzana,Mthatha. PHOTO:SIM MDLEDLE

Nathi-ka “Nomvula” entertained his followers atthe Mnquma Jazz festival in Gcuwa.

PHOTO: ANELE RAZIYA

Gospel artist Butho Vuthela, who won theaward for best traditional song of the year inthe SABC Crown Gospel Awards, left theaudience asking for more at the Gcuwa jazzfestival PHOTO: ANELE RAZIYA

Young people from Gcuwa started the festive season on a high note, enjoying themselves at theMnquma Jazz Festival in Gcuwa. PHOTO:ANELE RAZIYA

MTHATHA EXPRESS | THURSDAY 10 DECEMBER 2015 ENTERTAINMENT 13

Ubuxoki abudibani nenyani-soUyazi bafethu andikhathali

nokuba kuthiwa uyincutsheyexoki kodwa ukubambeka ku-ba lula and uvele elubala uku-ba ayikho le ubuyithetha. Iwonder kuyakwayintoni kwi-Gossip team? Asihlalelwangangomnye umjita ngobuxokinade acinga siziintaka zakhe.Uthini lo mjita? Ingxaki ya-

khe uyalibala into awaye-yithethile aphinde atsho enyeinto. Ufike kuthi ngenye iminieqhuba iPolo Vivo esithi ngey-akhe, sathi u-achieve (vile)mfana. Within no time ufikanentlere-ntlere le Corolla enda-la. Sibuze ukuba i-Polo uthiniumba wayo. Athi hayi ushint-shelene nomnye uchomie wak-he kuba esiya kude, wabonaukuba makasebenzise iPolo.Sasela sadakwa, uyabhuda,

le yimoto yam eyintandakwaye yiyona ndiyithembayonokuba ndiyaphi. Njani ngokuebesethi utshintshelene nom-nye umjita? Ulibele yonke lonto, zizimenyo ke zokuthethaulwimi. Up until now usaham-ba ngelohlengethwa le Corollai-Polo asisayiboni kufaneleukuba wayithatha umnikaziwayo owayemnike nje ngolosuku.And nathi asisambuzi kuba

siyazi uzoza namanye amangaselibele ukuba wayethe ngey-akhe. Watch out amanga aya-bambisana and uyayilibala in-to ubuyithethile.

Stop abusing your exesEverything comes to an end,

and everyone needs to acceptthat.It was disgusting to see aman

abusing his former girlfriendlike the one we saw recently.We have been told it wasn’t

the first time the guy had at-tacked his former girlfriendsbecause seeing themwith othermen made him jealous.Ucinga bazakuhlala balinde

yena? How can that be, becauseafter the termination of an inti-mate relationship each of youmust take your own route andno one must interfere in the af-fairs of the other. Hayi bubush-umane shame, mfethu stop it.Ayakuyeka nala majita sejo-

la nabantwana kuba apha ku-Gesh ubuzowukhomba umzionotywala kwacaca nje ukuba

abanye abantwana abazukwaziuku-mover on ebomini kubabake bajola nawe.Come on man it does not

work like that because eventhem they don’t have guts toask about your new girlfriend.

Ngutata womntu ke lowaUyazi into ehluphayo kule

nto yokulahla kukuba ubonwengabantu ozi-role models kuboor abantwana bakho. Kusi-phathe kakubi esikubonengase-Spargs eUTA to see utatawabantu grand drunk on thestreet in a way that ebengakwa-zi nokusukuma elele tywangakwiztendi ze-fruit.Noko bekungengombono

omhle lowo akufuneki xa uyin-doda yomzi unxile la ndlela ku-ba kukhona abantu abafundakuwe. Ngokukubona ulola da-ka bayakucinga ukuba yintoe-right leyo kanti nguwe oba-funza ecaleni. Let us be disci-plined and be good examplesfor our children and peoplewho regard us as their rolemodels.

Open your eyes wide whenyou deal with these fake doc-torsPlease dear readers, we don’t

want to see you good people be-ing victims of these widespreadfake healers.If you readUmgosi you are on

the safe side and out of that ex-ploitation as we are giving youtips.The reason for writing this

part of the gossip column is theescalation of people beingrobbed of large sums of moneyby fake healers promising toease their life difficulties.The story of an inyanga re-

cently who was caught takinga goat’s horn out of his pantsafter ordering family membersto close their eyes while he wasperforming the ritual showsthat there are many con artistsout there who are masquerad-ing as traditional doctors.Uncedile lo uvele wavula

amehlo efuna ukujonga ukubale ndedeba ifuna ukwenzani ya-thi mabavale amehlo nje.So don’t just agree when

these people give orders be-cause they plan to con you. Uzeke uthi awuvanga umgosi wonaukuxlele. Okay, our time endshere. Until next time. Bye!!!!

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BABALWA NDLANYA

AN outgoing councillor who served for 10years inWard19 inNgqelenihasbeenpraisedby the community for doing good work bybringing service delivery to the area.

Monwabisi Nomandela has said he will notbe standing in next year’s local elections.Residents of the ward gathered in the com-

munity hall to hear Nomandela report onwhat he had done and what he failed to

achieve in these 10 years.Resident Hudson Nobhijela said Noman-

dela had made their community the best be-cause all localities in the ward had electricityand other services.“We hope that the councillor who will fol-

low in his footsteps will do the same becausewe never heard of problems with him.“He managed to help orphans by donating

school shoes and uniforms to them so thatthey could be like other children,” Nobhijelasaid.

After Nomandela delivered his report, hehanded over school shoes to needy childrenas part of their Christmas presents.He said everyyear theydonated shoes to the

needy so that when they went to school theylooked like other children who were fromwealthier families.“We know that they are getting social

grants fromgovernment, but this doesnot sat-isfy their needs, since parents also use thegrants to maintain their families,” Noman-dela said.

He said that beingaward councillorhadnotbeen an easy task since he had faced a lot ofchallenges.Among them had been the supply of water

and the large number of orphans in his ward.He said they had also launched a special

programme in which Home Affairs officialsvisited the ward four times a year to help peo-ple with their identity documents.Nomandela said the councillor who would

follow him next year must not try to be himbut must do what is in his or her heart.

Praise foroutgoing councillorNomandela

Community members listen to the report presented by councillor Monwabisi Nomandela.Councillor Monwabisi Nomandela handed over school shoes to children.PHOTOS: BABALWA NDLANYA

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