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Justice, Crime Prevention and SecurityCluster hosted an Imbizo at the ZolaniCentre in Nyanga East last week to ad-

dress rampant crime in te area.However, the event was turned into a po-

litical party tool as the theministers who at-tended instead sang praises to the govern-ment of President Jacob Zuma.Police minister Nathi Nhleko, his deputy

Maggie Sotyu and State Security ministerDavid Mahlobo, were on the podium, sup-posedly to listen to the concerns of the com-munity regarding crime.The hall was filled to the brim, what with

residents from other areas also ready tohave their two cents worth in the Imbizo.But Sotyu hardly said a word about the

crime, instead giving the audience a historylesson on the struggle of women duringApartheid.Mahlobo also reiterated the national gov-

ernment’s commitment to fighting crimebut urged the community to assist law en-forcement officials.And,when residents finally got the chance

to air their grievances, police inefficiencyseemed to top the list of complaints.Xolani Joja said: “Our biggest problem is

that in Samora Machel, we only have onevisible police van and therefore it takeshours for police to respond to cases of emer-gencies,”.Lumnkile Msila is a KTC resident and re-

peated victim of crime who said that he aswell as the community has lost all hope inthe police.“I was shot in the leg by criminals who

robbedme ofmy gun. I told the police I knewwho the suspects were and they told me tobring him in when I saw him.My leg had to be amputated as the result

of that shooting and still today nothing wasever done about the matter,” he said.Another resident said that robberies were

rife in theNyanga area but police repeatedlyfailed to follow up on cases.“They not only rob people during the day

they also terrorise bus commuters by jump-ing into buses and robbing people,” she la-mented.Police minister Nhleko asked for the com-

munity to assist police in the battle againstcrime.“Government alone cannot win the battle

against crime, we therefore call on all citi-

zens to take a stand against all forms of crim-inal activities happening in their communi-ties.Even with police killings, someone out

there in the communities knows who theperpetrators are and they must report themwithout delay” said Minister Nhleko.

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LAW: MINISTERS SPEAK

Imbizo talks crime

Resident Lumnkile Msila who told the Justice, Crime Prevention and Security Cluster ministers of his battle to get justice after being shot during hisrobbery that cost him his leg. PHOTO: MANDLA MAHASHE

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The young live a life offake bravado or heroicsThe other day I witness somethingthat could have shot straight out ofa horror movie; a young personending up in hospital, or possiblyin the Intensive Care Unit, due todrunkness and unruliness. I cameacross a group of new initiatestrying to stab an elderly from the samearea I stay in. I could not deduce anyparticular reason for them to do harm tothe old man.

As I drove past, I soon realized that Icould not just turn a blind eye to thisand feign ignorance.

I figured that if I did not act, I wouldhave to live with whatever consequencesfor the rest of my life.

For the sake of the old man and myconscience, I parked the car in my yardand answer to the civic duty of helpinganother human being in distress.

I decided to try and disuade these ‘newmen’-as the saying goes-of their actions.

So I try to talk sense into them, in thebelief that not long ago, they had been tothe ‘mountain’ and would listen to mypleas.

Instead, they tried to take me on. Thiswas manageable, though, as they hadbeen drinking, and thus not as difficult tohandle.

On realizing that discretion would notget the better part of their drunkenvalour, I decided to disarm one of themof his knife. With not so much ease, itwas.

It would have been dangerous for me totalk sense to an armed sot, and to provethe point, as I tried to rid him of theknife, a scuffle ensued, and as fate wouldhave it, one of them sustained a minorcut to his finger.

So the nightmare began. Suddenly, thewhole situation deteriorated into amini-war, what with this youngstercalling me all sort of names.

I stood there, agog, because, to myknowledge, he is much younger thaneven my eldest child.

The rants, name calling, profanities andthreats took two hours, before the police

turned up.When they saw the police, the thugs

took off on their heels. The police advisedus to call them again, should the thugscome around.

Thugs have the tendency to takemodesty and kindness as a sign ofweakness or fear; they are wrong.

So it is that they came back and startedwhere they left off. Fortunately the policewere still patrolling the area, and theychased and caught up with one of them.As he was running, it was dark, and himbeing under the influence of alcohol,suddenly hit his head against the edge ofa steel container.

It was not a nice spectacle, for he couldnow have suffered a permanent headdamage(in Kasi lingo, thats what Phdstands for).

Sad to say, as I was writing this, hewas still at a critical stage in hospital.

All of this was caused by alcoholconsumption.

I’m hurting inside. We are losing ourbrothers, sisters, cousins, children, sonsand daughters in numbers because of thisunrestrained consumption of alcohol.

The young do not get to experienceadulthood as their lives are cut short orprematurely. Kwanele!

We need to find ourselves because thecourse we have taken or chosen after ourliberation is risky. We have taken a pathwhereby it is hard for us to say “no” toour kids because we are afraid of therepercussions.

We need to go back to a time whenkids listened to elders. Where respect isthe order of the day. Going back tobasics, I believe, can save us. We areliving a life filled with fear. We are lost.

After one member of the Women At Work Guild of the Nyanga United Presbyterian Churchread about the plight of young girls in need of sanitary pads the guild donated 81 of thento young Bulumko Primary school in Philippi. PHOTO: MANDLA MAHASHE

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Mahlobo said thatOperationFielawill be in-tensified to eradicate any form of criminali-ty.

“Weare a listeninggovernment.Whenourpeople cried out for help, President Zuma in-structed us as Security Cluster ministers torespond appropriately to ensure that all citi-zens are and feel safe”.

ANCMPMandisaMatshoba, the constitu-ency head in Nyanga and Gugulethu, wasthe crowd favourite as she spoke on poign-ant matters such as lack of response by thepolice.

“When the children who are involved ingang violence are attacking each other thepolice fail to intervene.

We have also have been receiving many

complaints of drug dealers operating withimpunity in our communities, but nothinghappens to them,” she said to much ap-plause.

However, cheers turned to jeers when sheshifted gears and informed the crowd thatthe national governmentwas doing all it canto ensure safety as opposed to the provincialgovernment of the Western Cape.

“Wewant to let youknow that the nationalgovernment under the leadership or presi-dent Jacob Zuma was listening to the com-plaints and we are doing something to ad-dress the matter.

President Jacob Zuma is a listening presi-dent,” she added, as some in the crowdshowed dismay at her change of tune.

‘Litsha’s Ziyahlanjwa laundry business wins with clean handsThe CapeTalk Small Business Awards withSage One has recognised Ziyahlanjwa Laun-dry Services as the winner for 2015.

The runners-up were Cold Gold and DeafHands atWork. Theywere among the 380 dy-namic small businesses nominated for theAwards.

The annual awards seek out small busi-nesseswithbig dreamsandenormouspoten-tial, recognising their achievements andproviding them with the support they needto grow. The awards invited CapeTalk lis-teners to nominate small businesses thathave impressed them over the past 12months.

Ziyahlanjwa Laundry Services, based inKhayelitsha stood out among a range ofstrong competitors because of its determina-tion, dedication to customer service, pas-sion, and potential to grow in the next fewyears.

It was founded in 2010 by Sivu Mongo andher husband Justice after their research inthe community indicatedaneed for a servicewhere customers could drop off and collecttheir laundry.

They quickly built up a customer baseamong people needing a convenient and af-fordable laundry service. To learn the ropesof business administration, Sivu enrolledherself in a small business managementcourse at Stellenbosch University andachieved top marks.

Her team today comprises of eight profes-sional, dedicated and hardworking employ-ees who aim to deliver a speedy service tocustomers.

Ziyahlanjwa Laundry Services has se-cured a contract from Prasa as well as fund-ing from theDepartment of EconomicDevel-opment, and is on track to open a secondbranch.

Steven Cohen, Head of Sage One said:

“Once again, we received many worthy en-tries from a diverse selection of excellentsmall businesses.

But Ziyahlanjwa Laundry Servicesemerged as the winner because of its greatattitude, superb customer service, and dedi-cation to its employees,”.

Congratulating the owners, he said “Welldone forwinning this award. Small businessheroes like Ziyahlanjwa Laundry Servicesare playing an invaluable role in growingour country’s economy, serving our commu-nities, and creating jobs. We hope that win-ning this award helps to create even moreopportunities for Sivu’s business, and weknow that they will be an inspiration to oth-ers.”

Sivu Mongo said: “I’m so happy to havewon...Wenever thoughtwe’d grow to this po-sition fromour beginnings inKhayelitsha,”.

“My business is for others. They knowthere’s a good, trustworthy laundry serviceavailable in Khayelitsha. We have some bigexpansion plans for the future, and we hopethat this will help move us closer to ourdreams.”

CapeTalk StationManager, ColleenLouw,said: “CapeTalk has partnered with SageOne to encourage entrepreneurship in SAand inspire other companies. Since welaunched the Small Business Awards, wehave profiled 480 exceptional small busi-nesses. This year alone, CapeTalk received380 nominations.

The feedback from the nominees is thesame each year - the coverage and aware-ness that they receive on CapeTalk hasboosted their business and exposed them tonew markets.

A heartfelt congratulations to all the nom-inees. Continue to raise the bar.”

The winning small businesses receivedthe following: -The Winner: Ziyahlanjwa

Laundry Services received an advertisingpackage to the value of R250 000 on CapeT-alk.

-The Runner-ups: Cold Gold and DeafHands at Work received a R125 000 airtimepackage on CapeTalk.

Sage also awarded the winners with a lap-top and access to Sage One Accounting andSage One Payroll software and a trainingcourse or seminar of their choice, givingthem the freedom they need to run theirbusiness anywhere, anytime.

Winner Sivu Mongo (Ziyahlanjwa Laundry Services) and runners up Janine van Zyl (Cold Gold) andCharles Nyakurwa (Deaf Hands at Work) with Sage One Head Steven Cohen (right) and PrimediaBroadcasting General Manager Karl Gostner (left).

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About a thousand members from Cape Amalgamated Taxi Association (Cata) and Congress of Democratic Taxi Association (Codeta), vowed to end bloodshed in their business, at Langa SportsComplex, on Thursday. PHOTO: MBONGISENI MASEKO

Taxi associationssmoke peace pipeMBONGISENI MASEKO

Leaders and members of rival taxi orga-nisations met in Langa last Thursady tothrash out their diffrences and make

peace with each other.The meeting between members of the

Cape Amalgamated Taxi Association(Cata)and the Congress for a Democratic Taxi As-sociation(Codeta) brought together hun-dreds of warring industry members to theLanga Sports Complex.

They all spoke with one voice: That thewar,which, according to someof them, start-ed in 2011 and has claimed the lives of morethan 30 victims has to come to an end.

Vusumzi Miselo, the chairperson of Code-ta, said the fighting started after the organi-sations lost some members to the newlyformed Delft Taxi Association (DTA).

Miselo said the unity between Cata andCodeta should be a vehicle to take the indus-try back to basics and the business of the in-dustry.

During the meeting, it was resolved to in-vite the DTA to a meeting to iron out all theirdifferences and to allow the peace process totake its course.

Miselo said an adhoc committee set up toestablish law and order within the factionswas suddenly dissolved, thus giving muscleto lawlessness, which contributed immense-ly to the killings.

“People began to die after the committeewas dissolved. We are here today to say thatshall not happen again. There are so manypeople who have lost their lives since 2011.We want to put an end to bloodshed and may-hem.Phansi ngokubulalana sodwa (Let us stop

killing each other). The massive number ofpeople present here is evidence that both as-sociations are saying enough is enough withthe killings. We must always defend thetruth,” Miselo said.

He said some members were “told lies”that if they follow the breakaway associa-tion it would “take them somewhere”.

He added that members should work andearn a living the right way.

Miselo said those who find it hard to workwith the associations now that they are unit-ed in one voice for peace leave and look forgreener pastures in the Eastern Cape.

There is a 15/15 committee formed bymembers from both associations which willsit at least once a month to ensure thesmooth running of the associations.

It was also mentioned that there is an “in-telligence structure” for the associationswhich always gets all the information aboutthe killings and all bad behaviour by themembers.

The associations have also designed a logowhich is now their letter head to ensure thatthey speak with one voice to governmentand other stakeholders.

He also said Codeta supported the MyCiticoncept to expand route in Khayelitsha.

He said he once overheard some elders“spreading lies” that he received some mil-

lions of rands to allow MyCiti in the area.Nqazeleni Matayitayi, chairperson for

Cata, applauded the effort to make peace.“We all have to say enough is enough

with the killings. Our intention is for all ofus to speak peace. We will make errors aswe work together, because we are humanbeings, but we need to come together andcorrect those errors in a good way. Thereis no one who is perfect, but if we can cometogether and speak in one voice we wouldbe perfect. Both associations had good in-tentions before things started going thewrong way. We realised that we are sittingwithabig problem inourmidst, that iswhywe called the meeting with our brothers tosit down and talk. God wants our businessto run smoothly and beautifuly. We allwant peace,” Matayitayi said.

MandlaMata, first deputy chairpersonofthe South African National Taxi Council(Santaco) in the province, applauded the ef-forts towards peace.

“I would like to thank you for what I seehere today. Dissolving the committeeshowed that people wanted not to be leadlike the people of Israel, who decided tospeak directly to God, instead of allowingMoses to be the mediator. I thank you forthe reunion after we have realised that wehave been walking on the land that weshould not been walking on,” Matayitayisaid.

Almost all the speakers on the day quot-ed frombible and theirmeetingwasopenedand closed with heartfelt prayers.

Elders from both associations also raisedtheir voice against the killings.

They also said they are positive that theeffort will bear fruit.


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tor him in growing his business.Lembeni, who is a former employee of the

Aquarium, is receiving input from theAquarium’s senior management team in as-pects such as financial management, mar-keting and communications, website design,and staff selection and employment.

The Aquarium has also provided him withfinancial assistance.

Lembeni has a strong passion for tourismand started his career in the Cape Town tour-ism industry in 1998.

He has worked in various hotels withinCape Town, the Two Oceans Aquarium, theCastle of Good Hope, as well as with the CitySightseeing operation.

He received his tertiary educationthrough the University of South Africa(Tour Operation Management) and also at-tended the College of Cape Town where hestudied Tourism Management and Tour Op-eration. Mzu is also a qualified Western andEastern Cape tour guide. On top of all of this,he is also a qualified magician! He believesthat one should make your passion your ca-reer.

Lembeni’s incredible passion for thetownships and communities around CapeTown is the building block for his townshiptour business that he started in 2012 and in2014 he published a book titled IntroducingCape Town’s Townships.

iMzu Tours takes interested parties onwalking township tours through Khayelit-sha.

On these tours, visitors are introduced tothe community on a personal basis.

They are taken to visit various projects,a school, one of the local markets, a local she-been and various other points of interestwithin the informal settlement. iMzu Toursalso offers a special “Gospel Tour”, which in-cludes a Sunday church service at one of thecommunity churches.

Though Lembeni’s township tours are fo-cused on taking tourists to experience the in-formal settlement, he very quickly realisedthat many Capetonians do not know theirown city.

He therefore also started to focus on theCape Town youth and now organises toursand excursions for learners to enable themto learn about their city.

“My vision is to uplift the importance oftourism in our communities, invest in edu-cation for our children by doing school toursand career orientation with us. I am willingto share my experience with school learnersand share my business skills with young en-trepreneurs like me,” said Lembeni.

The Aquarium’s CEO, Dr Patrick Garratt,noted Lembeni’s commitment, passion andexceptional work ethic and identified him asthe “perfect” candidate to support in termsof the Aquarium’s contribution towards en-terprise development in South Africa.

“It’s wonderful to be associated with Mzu.He has incredible drive and is passionateabout his work and his community.

I have no doubt that he will succeed inhis endeavours and that he will be one of thiscountry’s many success stories”, said Gar-ratt. For more information, please contactMzu Lembeni on [email protected],[email protected], 073 507 3622 or 021 8248976. iMzu Tours is also on Facebook andTwitter.

Mzukisi Lembeni enjoying a moment of flight with tourists at the Table Mountain.

Mzukis hard at work in his laptop at home.

Hostel construction grinds to a halt over rowConstruction on the City of Cape Town’sflagship hostel transformation project inLanga has been suspended due to ongoingprotest action in the area, the City said ina statement on Tuesday.

“While we respect the rights of residentsto protest, this aggressive and illegal be-haviour is utterly unacceptable,” saidmayoral committee member for humansettlements, councillor Benedicta van Min-nen.

She said that a group of youths cam-paigning for a change in the agreed-uponhousing allocation for this hostel projecthad intimidated members of the projectsteering committee.

“It must be noted that engagementsabout the allocation of units and theproject in general have been in-depth, in-clusive and thorough over months. A clearprocess was agreed upon.

“The City has met with the protesting

group, which comprises approximately 30individuals, but they have refused to co-op-erate,” said Van Minnen.

The 463 units, which are being built onthe Old Depot Site in Langa, form part ofthe first phase of a project, which will ulti-mately see the construction of more than1 300 units in the next five years, the state-ment said.

“We regard this as one of the largest re-dress projects in the Western Cape. We areaiming to eradicate the horrific apartheid-era hostels.

Some of these families have been livingin the terrible conditions prevailing in theLanga hostels for the past 40 years and wewill not allow this group of protesters to de-lay our project.”

It is expected that the next phase of theproject will consider qualifying beneficia-ries, including backyard dwellers, fromthe broader Langa community.Langa residents protest for housing allocation. PHOTO: LULAMA ZENZILE


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Salt adds spice to the life of girlsMBONGISENI MASEKO

Sisters Abiding in Lighting and Truth,an organisation aimed at addressingissues faced by women and young girls

in society, was launched at Beautiful Gatesin Lower Crossroads last Saturday.According to its founders, Salt is designed

to give platform to girls and women to talkabout any topic concerning theirneeds inor-der to empower themwith skills andprovidementorship.Babalwa Jama, one of the founders, said

among the isssues were teenage pregnancy,careers guidance, preparing the girls for theoutside world, talks on domestic violenceand sexual harassment.“We saw the need after we realised that

girls and women do not have a programmein place to groom themand also to talk abouttheir issues.Boys go to initiation schools where they

get mentorship about manhood, but girls donot have such a platform.This(Salt) is the platform for them to ex-

press themselves. We stand united in onevoice against child abuse and we say no toteenage pregnancy and we say no to sexualabuse,” Jama said.Jama also said part of their programmes

included involving girls in sports, arts andcultural projects and they are also planningto host a modelling competition in the nearfuture.She said they were also planning to adopt

Indoni,which is a cultural regeneration ini-tiative targeting youth across South Africa.Indoni is produced in associationwith Im-

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Jama said the programme started earlythis year and about 50 girls andwomenwerenow part of it.“The feedback that we get from the com-

munity is quite positive.Salt is run by va group of about 15 females

and it alreadyhasbranches inPhilippi, Low-er Crossroads, Nyanga, KTC and Cross-roads.Jama said they are planning to roll it out

to all corners of the country.Olwethu Basayi, 16, applauded the pro-

gramme.“I learnt a lot since I joined theprogramme

in July. They taught me to be confident andalso help us with career guidance. It is a bighelp to us,” Basayi said.Sonwabile Dwangu, resource centre coor-

dinator at Beautiful Gates, said they part-nered with Salt because they realised thatit was driving the similar programmes tothem.“Their vision is in linewith ourvision.We

believe we can do great things if we work to-

gether. They add value to our programmes.We are happy about their programme,”Dwangu said.The launch was also attended by Ayabu-

lela Mahlati, from National Youth Develop-ment Agency (NYDA).Mahlati talked about the programmes the

agency is offering to youthwhich include ca-reer guidance, grand programme for thosewho wished to start businesses and bursaryopportunities for those who want to furthertheir studies in tertiary institutions.

Babalwa Jama, the founder of Sisters Abiding in Lighting and Truth (SALT), speaking during the launch of the organisation atBeautiful Gate, Lower Crossroads, on Saturday.

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It was a beautiful day when young, aspir-ing chefs marked the end of their first sixmonths of training at Eziko Cooking and

Catering School, in Langa, recently.The chefs are part of the 2015 intake of

young chefs in the making.The students havenowcompleted their in-

house training andmove on to do sixmonthsof practical training in the industry. Theyare then assessed and qualify at the end of

the year.The gathering was to celebrate their suc-

cess at qualifying to move on from theschool and to head into doing hands-onwork in places such as Sky Chef, the Con-ference Centre and a variety of hotels inCape Town.Family and friends gathered to enjoy a

lunch prepared and served by the students.A variety of speakers wished them well

on the next stage of their journey and of-fered some advice and inspiration.The Eziko Cooking and Catering School

was established by a former Langa HighSchool teacher, Victor Mguqulwa, in 1996.Hismission then andnowwas to address

the issues of unemployment in townshipcommunities.While teaching at the local school he no-

ticed that there was a high interest in thecooking programmes and competitions atthe school.He realized that by providing youngsters

with cooking skills, they would be able tofind employment andcreate their ownbusi-nesses in the future.Safmarine provided the initial shipping

containers that were used to build theschool and also donated further shippingcontainers to build the restaurant for Ezi-ko.An initial idea led to the creation of a

school that has now been operating formore than 15 years.Mguqulwa’s vision is that the communi-

ty can only develop bymaking people claimresponsibility for their problems and theirfuture.This is done through themotto: Youmust

‘teach people how to fish rather than catch-ing the fish for them.”

Eziko Cateringschool still going

Nobuntu Ndengezi ongasekhoyo.

UsishiyileuSabelaAmaKatolika azakumkhapha ngon-cuthu lwengoma uNobuntu SabelaNdengezi intombi yakwa Mngomenienabele uqaqaqa kutshanje.UNobuntu oyinzalelwana yakwa

Langa uwenze eSt Louis amabangaaphantsi waze wayakufunda aphezu-lu eThembalabantu.Ebomini bakhe uzibalule ngoku-

thanda abantu kwakunye nomculo,ntoleyo esingathi ibisegazini kuye.Ufunde uthando olunzulu lomculo

kuyise ongasekhoyo naye oben-gumbhexeshi ophume izandla uKi-llian Zwelakhe Mngomeni.Isikhewu asishiye kwikwayala ya-

se St Anthony’s Catholic Church si-yakuhlala sivakala kakhulu.Uyakufihlwa ngoMgqibelo umhla

wesihlanu ku Septemba kwicawayaseRoma kwaLanga.


Siyanda Dj Simba Kashe and Siyabonga Mkhwelaof Traffic Jam Crewflanking Khayelitsha Mall Shoprite assistant manager Zandile Ndengezi.

DJ’s spin discsfor poor kidsDriven by what they call

‘black on black love’ acrew of deejays spend

their spare time looking afterthe needy.Traffic Jam Crew members

Siyanda Kashe aka DJ Simba,Siyabonga Mkhwela, Xoliswaand Dee Mayekana heard aboutthe plight of children atAbaphu-meleli Home of safety in IlithaPark and decided to “make a dif-ference”.Siyabonga said when they re-

alised that the homewas in needthey immediately planned toraise funds.“We saw this as an opportuni-

ty to plough back to our commu-nity and started collectingclothes for the children at thehome,” said Siyabonga.After collecting the clothes

they then approached Khayelit-sha Mall Shoprite and were wel-comed with open hearts.“We just asked the assistant

manager, Zanele Ndengezi, ifthey could help with our projectand she made a few calls andavailed a R500 voucher to thehome,” said Siyabonga.Zanele said they receivemany

pleas for help and thye found ithard to turn this one down.“We get letters of donation ev-

eryday butwhen theTraffic JamCrew came we felt their pain,”

she said.Another crew member Xolis-

wa Mayekana said they weretouched by the response.“That it took them a few min-

utes to make this decision washeartening andwe are delightedwith their support,” said Xolis-wa.The vouchers were used to

buy groceries for the home andthey were given the clothing themembers collected.When the crew arrived at the

home carrying the gifts, therewas an awesome buzz.“The children were really ex-

cited to receive such stuff. Wereally appreciate what Shopritedid,” added Xoliswa.When DJ Simba delivered an

impromptu rendition of hissongs, the children went madwith joy. “We sang for them andtheywere happy to see the perfo-mance because normally theydont’ get visitors or help fromblack people its only white peo-ple that sponsor themorgo therejust to play with them,” said DJSimba.He appealed to the black com-

munity to start “loving theirown” and not expect other racesto do it on their behalf.“We promised them that next

time we will go just to help themon their school work,” he said.

Staff and children at Abaphumeleli Home were happy to receive giftsfrom the Traffic Jam Crew.


ISHEDYULI YEXESHA ENGOKUPHENGULULWAKWESICWANGCISO SOPHUHLISONGOKUHLANGENEYO (IDP) SONYAKAKA-2012 UKUYAKU-2017 NOHLAHLO-LWABIWO-MALI LUKA-2016/17 UKUYAKU-2018/19ISixeko saseKapa siza kuqalisa ngenkqubo yaso yokuphengulula isicwangciso seminyakaemihlanu (IDP) sika-2012 ukuya ku-2017 nokuyilwa kohlahlo-lwabiwo-mali luka-2016/17 ukuyaku-2018/19.

Olu luya kuba luphengululo lokugqibela lwesicwangciso sexesha lokuba sesikhundleniesaphunyezwa liBhunga ngomhla wama-28 Meyi 2012.

Ishedyuli yexesha engophengululo lwe-IDP nohlahlo-lwabiwo-mali olucacisa imisebenzieyakuthi ilandelwe ekulungisweni kwe-IDP nokuyilwa kohlahlo-lwabiwo-mali luka-2016/17ukuya ku-2018/19. Injongo yokuphengulula isiCwangciso esiHlangeneyo soPhuhliso (IDP)kukuqinisekisa ukuba ucwangciso lukamasipala luqwalasela uvavanyo lwamanyathelookusebenza kwalo nokulungelelanisa kwiimeko ezitshintshayo.

Le misebenzi yothatyatho-nxaxheba luluntu ingashankathelwa ngolu hlobo lulandelayo:

• Novemba 2015: Uluntu luvakalisa izimvo kwiziphakamiso zezilungiso ezenziwe kwi-IDPephengululiweyo yango-2016/17

• Matshi 2016: Ukondlalwa phambi kweBhunga kwe-IDP ephengululiweyo nelungisiweyoyango-2012 ukuya ngo-2017 nohlahlo-lwabiwo-mali luka-2016/17 ukuya ngo-2018/19

• Epreli 2016: Izimvo zoluntu nezilungiso ezijoliswe kwizilungiso ze-IDP nakuhlahlo-lwabiwo-mali oluluyilo luka-2016/17 ukuya ku-2018/19

• Meyi 2016: IBhunga maliphumeze i-IDP elungisiweyo yowama-2016/17 nohlahlo-lwabiwo-mali luka-2016/17 ukuya ku-2018/19

• Juni 2016: Ukwaziswa koluntu ngokumalunga nezilungiso kwi-IDP, uhlahlo-lwabiwo-malioluphunyeziweyo nokumiselwa kwemirhumo yeenkonzo zobuhlali

Iikopi zeshedyuli ezeleyo yexesha ye-IDP nohlahlo-lwabiwo-mali luka-2016/17 ziza kufumanekakuzo zonke ii-ofisi zebhungana, kumathala eencwadi nakwa-capetown.gov.za/en/IDP/Documents/2016_17_timeschedule.pdf.

Iinkcukacha zoqhagamshelwano ngokumalunga nokufumana enye ingcacisongokumalunga ne-IDP nangenkqubo engohlahlo-lwabiwo-mali yango-2016/17:Umnxeba: 021 400 9808Ifeksi: 021 400 4909I-imeyile: [email protected]

ACHMAT EBRAHIMUMPHATHI WESIXEKO204/2015

ANC reign coming to an endThere is a tsunami coming. It maydelay but it will surely come. Thewinds of change are blowing acrossSouth Africa, from UCT to RhodesUniversity, from Stellenbosch to Wits.The writing is on the wall.Black Pain will not be left to fester

indefinitely.The preservation of white privilege,

will not be a permanent mark of thisland.It will not be the order of the day

forever. There is an expiry date topower, even white power.To the ANC, Mene, Mene Tekel,

Upharsin- God has numbered yourdays too.You have been weighed on the scale

and found wanting.Your kingdom is already divided and

given to others. Your festivities will

not last forever.There will be waling and the gnash-

ing of teeth, your silky clothes will bereplaced by sackcloth.Your swindling will turn to misery

and your laughter will turn to tears.Repent for The Kingdom of God isnear. The blood of the minors inMarikana is crying out from theground. The tears of the widows leftbehind refuse to dry. Repent for theKingdom of God is near. The King willestablishing his kingdomHe will be upholding it with justice

and righteousnessThe zeal of the Lord Almighty will

accomplish this.For He is the God of justice and

forever on the side of the poor and theoppressed

PST XOLA SKOSANAAthlone

Our police are sitting ducksThe recent killings of our police officersin SA leaves us wondering what may bethe cause.But we must also keep in mind the

saying: “There is no smoke without fire.”Our police officers are not skilled

enough or equipped to deal with cases.The manner in which some police

officers handle cases is shocking.We always read and hear in the media

about how mean some of them becomewhen doing their jobs.I’m a victim of bad treatment from a

particular officer in Mamelodi.In my opinion, I think he does not

qualify to be a police officer.

I had a domestic problem at home.Instead of solving the problem, he kepton telling my wife to divorce me.Is that what they are supposed to do?We can all guess what his intentions

were in that regard.Many people are tired of the treatment

they get from police officials.This results in communities not

co-operating when they require assist-ance.The powers in the police force need to

review the training methods of the SAPS.No to police killings!

LIZO SOKOVia email

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PAC invites branches to meetSons and daughters of the soil. All PACCape-Metro branches are invited to ajoint meeting with all branch executivesin the Cape Metro at Site C VuselelaPrimary on September 5 at 11am.Hopefully this invite will find you in

good revolutionary spirits. FellowAzanians, this is a humble request to allof you to attend an urgent joint meeting.Our agenda will centre around three

matters: (a) PEC conference 26\09\2015,(b) PAC state of affairs and (C) mattersarising.Lastly but not least fellow Africanist, I

do hope that, as the bona fide membersof the Pan Africanist Congress of Azania,it is our sole responsibility, to make surethat our movement gets intact and alsoensure that all the organizationalmessages, do reach all branches and PAC

members across irrespective of ourdifferences, including the above invite toSite C.More so, sons and daughters, I hope

that all PAC branches will come out innumbers, as we are in a very difficulttime in our movement, where she needsmen and women of a great calibre, todeal with issues intelligently and actingwithin the party processes or proce-dures, come the fifth let’s all be there,discuss issues as per the culture of themovement.Yours for the total eradication of the

imperialist system and its remnants. Fordetails call Lagunya chairman on0790927842 and Greater Khayelitshasecretary on 0839982078.

STAR NKWENKWEZI AND ZIKHALIVia email

ANC deployeesshow lack of depthThe current bureaucratic practices ofthe ‘trusted’ cadres of the ANC deployedin government have revealed ‘lack ofsincerity and tenacity of purpose’.The cadres’ moral gravity and

ideological density have been under-mined and diluted by the rampant actsof corruption in government, sheerignorance of the people’s aspirationsand the dilly-dallying on revolutionaryprinciple.In their relentless pursuit of hegemo-

ny the communists have not onlyconfused the African masses butchanged the DNA of the ANC, as theembodiment of unity amongst theAfrican people.We now experience tribalism and

regionalism of unimaginable proportion.The onslaught of Marxist-Leninist

gang has not only dampened the peo-ple’s spirit, but forced President Zumato turn his back on his people.Instances of Marikana massacre; the

killing of Andries Tatane, the unendingNkandla saga; Gupta scandal; policebrutality on the protesting masses; theerection of e-Tolls against the will of thepeople; stubborn unemployment andunscrupulous labour brokering all pointto inefficiency and incapacity of theANC as a leader of society.After 21 years of democracy it cannot

be correct or logical that the peoplecomplain about lack of basic servicessuch as water, sanitation, electricity,housing and healthcare.These are the minimum standards to

ensure that people lead a decent life.The majority party (ANC) has, however,admitted to its failures, but the peoplecontinue to invest their hope in it. Atypical example of major sell-out is theproperty clause hence the ANC struggleto resolve the land question and distri-bution of mineral resources such asgold, diamond, copper, coal, manganese,aluminium, fisheries, marine oil, ironore and platinum.It is clear that the ANC, especially the

current leadership, under Jacob Zumaand Blade Nzimande, will never possessthe balls to resolve the land redistribu-tion and employment questions. Insteadthe ANC is at war with itself – ideologi-cally, spiritually and programmatically.The ANC government must recognise

and declare land a basic human right.That principle must be enshrined in theconstitution because land is money andpower.Every day in their conferences, no

different with NGC 2015, they talk aboutradical policy shift – to adopt AfricanScientific Socialism? Or kill the ANCand change it into Marxist instrument

to implement a communist ideology?What is obvious is that South Africa’seconomic and social problems are beyondthe current ANC’s capacity to conceptual-ise and operationalise into solutions.Nonetheless, that ANC must now watchout because its delaying tactics shalldeny it a place in the heart of themasses. Its relevance and ideas aremurky and obsolete. Voter consciousnessis awakened. No longer will the talkabout history and dead people matter themost. It is us who are living that needdevelopment and sustainable growth.Revolutionary heritage and ideological

gravitus of the ANC must not be apermanent contract with the masses.Bread, economic growth and realisationof the material and spiritual interest ofthe Africans should determine our futurein Azania. Notwithstanding politicalgains of the ANC since 1994 the massesought to be made aware of its majorsocio-economic achievements: (1) ANChas inherited an ability to sustain thelegacy of joblessness, inequality andpoverty; (2) a failure on land redistribu-tion; (3) a success in manufacturing liesand swindles; (4) failure to inspire thegenerative power of the rural economy;(5) a failure to create complex, sophisti-cated and resourceful schools for qualityof education to our children; (6) a failureto recognise and honour the contributionof PAC freedom fighters; (7) a refusal torename streets, colleges, universities andprominent buildings, airports and monu-ments after PAC freedom fighters; (8) afailure to bring back the head of KingHintsa and to build a monument oftraditional leaders, kings and chiefs whodied fighting for the total liberation ofAfricans in Azania; (9) a failure to returnthe bones of PAC freedom fighters whodied in exile e.g. John Nyathi Phokelaand others; and (10) excellence in sustain-ing the legacy of corruption, moneylaundering and bureaucratic inefficiency.For many years the people have

invested in the ANC with little or noreturns.The anthology of practical failures and

ideological challenges experienced by theANC government at the point of deliveryis taking its toll, especially in the ruralareas.Salga, Scopa, Public Protector, opposi-

tion parties, Human Rights Commission,church leaders, traditional leaders, NGOsand the civil society should come togeth-er and investigate projects launched byformer President Mbeki which are nowignored by the current Zuma administra-tion.

NYAMEKO SINANDILEKhayelitsha

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CITY VISIONThursday, 3 September 2015 SPORT 15

Litsha race delivers good results#@IRONVUKES#

Despite a public relations nightmarecaused by thieves who smashed intoeight parked cars at the Mandela Park

Stadium during the Khayelitsha 10km RaceAgainst Crime, organisers are adamant itwas a huge success.

Khayelitsha Athletics Club vice chairmanNelson Tshambo said they were alerted byrunners who found their cars damaged.

“It’s major setback but we are happy mostof the runners understand that it’s not theclub’s fault.

“We have reported the matter to the policeand they are following serious leads,” saidTshamno.

He said the race was generally a successand he heaped praises on sponsors whomade the event a possibility.

Zone Fitness, Sasko, Old Mutual, City Vi-sion, Silulo Ulutho, Eyodidi Funeral Serviceand Jive all playe d a role in ensuring thatthe race was a success,

Club secretary Nomfundo Nkohla said therace would be “bigger and bolder next year”.

“We will be sitting in the next coming days

to plot a way forward to ensure we delivera perfect race next year,” she said.

Most of the runners took to social mediasympathsising with the organisers.

Tasmyn Oberholster said the event wasextremely well organised, registration wasa breeze, plenty marshalls, four water sta-tions and police and traffic control werewithin eyesight the whole route.

“And yes once again a few cars were bro-ken into, this is not the clubs fault it happensat every race. Well done guys, see you nextyear,” she said.

Hansie Louw said the running communi-ty creates the possibility of a transformed so-ciety.

“I experienced the kisses of a good, goodFather just being there,” he said.

In the men’s race Siboniso Sodlaka ofCPUT came first on 31 minutes :12 seconds,Akhona Makila of K-Way VOB was 31 min-utes 36 seconds while Sibusios Mbukushe ofItheko was on 31 minutes, 41 seconds.

Tshambo revealed that next the prizes forthe would be increased.

“We want to make this race one of the mostcompetitive in the flat routes,” he said.

Sinethemba Zuma, Mtobisi Sihluku, Zikhona Mangconyana, Phumeza Ngxumza and Mlamli Dwayiof Old Mutual at the finish of the Khayelitsha 10km race on Sunday morning. PHOTOS: VOOXSON

N Vuba, P Zantsi and Monde Mzomba also partipated in the Khayelitsha 10km race.Yolanda Koni and Mamie Mofoko resting after completing the flat and fast race.

Kay Motsepe Schools Cup provincial finals kick-offThe months of gruelling qualifiers will cul-minate on Saturday, 5th September at theNyanga Stadium with the six WesternCape regional winners battling it out to becrowned the under-19 Kay MotsepeSchools Cup provincial champions. Thewinner takes home R100 000 and bothteams that play in the final match will com-pete in the national finals taking place inGauteng from 7th to the 10th October.

The teams that have qualified include:Thembalethu Secondary School (Eden Dis-trict), Qhayiya Secondary School (Over-berg District), Ilingelethu SecondarySchool (West Coast District), BeaufortWest Secondary School (Central Karoo),Excelsior High School (Cape Town) and theWinelands district is still to play their fi-nals.

Excelsior and Qhayiya are not new to theprovincial finals having made it this far acouple of times, but for Ilingelethu Second-ary School not only is this their first timecompeting in the provincials but they arecompeting in the tournament for the firsttime as well.

Coach Mfundo Nyunguza came to theschool this year and he has made it his mis-sion to build the soccer teams and enter asmany tournaments as possible.

“The school did have an under 19 teamwhen I can but it was not competitive. Ihave started afresh and select new play-ers,” he said.

“The boys responded well and we nowhave an under-17 and an under-19 team,”he said.

It’s been a great experience for the boys,

although so far things have been relativelyeasy admits Nyunguza. “We didn’t play asmany games as I thought we would (6 intotal), and I think the real challenge startnow in the provincials. We are inexperi-enced at this level and there is a lot at stakeas all the schools will be fighting for theprovincial title.”

They don’t really know what to expect,Nyunguza said. “So we will be taking eachphase as a learning curve and we hope tosoak in as much information as we can fornext year.”

Winning the regionals was a hugeachievement for Nyunguza personally. “Inever thought that I would lead the teamto victory especially as this is my first yearwith the team,” he said. “This has provedto us that if you set your mind on some-thing and put in 100 percent effort you canachieve anything.”

The entire school was surprised to learnthat the team had qualified for the provin-cials for the Kay Motsepe Schools Cup.“They are behind us all the way and we tru-ly appreciate their support, but they arenot putting any pressure on the team towin the provincials,” Nyunguza said.

Preparations for the provincial are nowunderway, with the team training 3 to 4times a week.

“Luckily we have our own field, eventhough it’s not in good condition, but atleast we don’t have to worry about findinga ground to use,” Nyunguza said.

“Another plus is that the boys play forlocal clubs, so if we don’t train after school,we know they will be training there. Iqhayiya High School player being attacked by Mondale High during last year’ fina.l.

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Sensei Stanley Chapunza (middle) of Kyokushin Guguletu club, with Anda Fanela 2nd place andMohlomi Raliile on 3rd position, is happy for their achievment during the Western ProvinceKarate tournament, which was held at Swartclip Hall, in Mitchells Plain, recently. Pictured alsoare Sensei Gaven and Shihan Bas van Stenis.

Local karatekas show classMBONGISENI MASEKO

Kyokushin Guguletu club did wonders dur-ing the Western Province Karate tourna-ment, which was held at Swartklip Hall, inMitchells Plain recently.

of the five members of the club who tookpart in the tournament, three of them man-aged to make it to the finals.

Xoli Khoza, the youngest fighter, foughthard and won the second spot.

Khoza fought in the under Seven yearscategory.

“He is a hard working Karate-ka and welldisciplined,” Sensei Stanley Chapunza said.

Two other fighters, Stanley Chapunzajunior and Tshiamo Shikwambama, foughtin the under Nine category but unfortunate-ly they lost in the first round.

Tshiamo did well because it was his firsttime in the ring.

The fourth fighter is the former under 10year’s Western Province champion, Sasha,who fought four fights and tackled the firstposition for the 5th time.

“She is no doubt the best fighter in theWestern Cape,” Chapunza, also known asMaputi, who is also the founder member theclub, was crowned as the unstoppable West-

ern Cape lightweight champion for thefourth consecutive year.

Chapunza has been selected to fight at theWorld Karate tournament in Germany onOctober 24.

“Our club is doing well though we lacksponsorship and support from the localcommunities.

We need more members from five yearsold to 100 years old both female and males,”he added.

The club trains at Ikwezi Hall at the backof the Guguletu Mall along NY2 road.

Chapunza thanked Dr Misri Khan for hissupport. The club is preparing for a nationaltournament on September 12, at the CapePeninsula University of Technology (CPUT)Bellville campus.

Chapunza also teach fighting class inGreen Point every Saturday at the All-Ja-pan Kyokushin HQ under Shihan Bas VanStenis 7th Dan Black Belt.

Training takes place on Mondays, Tues-days, Wednesdays and Thursdays.

They also have clubs in Phillipi and Lan-ga. For more information please contactChapunza, third Dan Black Belt, on0726725895 or email him to [email protected]

Blom dumps Maseti on the ropesMYOLISI GOPHE

UWC’s Sinethemba Blom demonstratedwhy he is a South African amateurwelterweight champion when he beat

Mabhuti Maseti of the Cape Peninsula Uni-versity of Technology by a knockout duringa boxing tournament at the weekend.

Their clash was the main bout in an ac-tion-packed NUV Cup at UWC Student Cen-tre on Saturday 29 August 2015 which sawno fewer than 32 junior and elite boxers tak-ing to the stage.

In front of his cheering home supportersBlom, who successfully defended his SA titlein July, took the fight to Maseti from on-set,forcing him to retreat and to resort to jabsand sporadic punches.

But when Blom, a third-year BA student,caught his opponent with his powerfulblows it was clear which corner would thefight go.

After he found him on the ground in thefirst round, Maseti gave in when one ofBlom’s punches landed him on the flooragain in the second round and the fight wasover.

In other bouts, University Sport South Af-rica champions Sandiso Kota and PumlaniNqetho, both from the UWC camp, also

claimed TKO victories over Mangaliso andBulelani Ngondeka, respectively.

Boxing authorities were to decide at a lat-er stage as to which club had won the NUVCup.

Meanwhile in the professional section ofthe game, Mzonke Fana, Toto Helebe andSharodene Fortuin improved their respec-tive records when winning away fights lastweekend.

In East London’s Orient Theatre femalebantamweight champion Sharodene For-tuin won a controversial points decisionover Argentian boxer ?????/ to claim the IBOworld title on Friday night.

Fana won the World Boxing Forum (WBF)lightweight title when he outpointed theCape Town based Tanzanian Said Zungu aft-er giving boxing lessons for 10 full roundsin Secunda on the same night.

On Sunday at Mdantsane Sports Complexa polished Toto Helebe inflicted a revenge onThabo Sishwane when he defended his SAnational with a perfect victory.

Helebe from Gugulethu was fighting Sih-swane for the second time, in the first fightdurin the PBL round robin game he lost butringsiders felt he was robbed and on Sundayhe left his fans smiling as he produced a nosebreaking kind of boxing.

Sinethemba Blom walks away after dumping Mabhuti Maseti on the canvass during the muchanticipated fight in the open boxing circles . PHOTO: MYOLISI GOPHE

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