ISOLABANTU JULY 2016

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Sex attack horror: three men take turns to rape girl (19) PETER LUHANGA

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fter quarrelling with her boyfriend, a Dunoon teenage girl decided to go home.

But she didn’t reach home.

The 19-year-old was instead abducted by three young men who allegedly took turns to rape her the whole night!

Confirming the incident,

Milnerton Police spokeswoman Warrant Officer Daphne O’Reilly told Isolabantu that the incident happened on Friday, July 15 at 22:00 in Dunoon Siyahlala squatter camp.

“It is alleged that the victim was with her boyfriend on Friday, July 15 at 22:00. The victim and her boyfriend had a fight and she decided to go home. On her way home she met three males who

demanded her cell phone. All three suspects raped her,” said O’Reilly.

The squatter camp community leader Sibongile Mbondlela said the victim reported to community leaders that “four men” took turns to rape her.

Mbondlela said the victim told leaders that on her way home she met two knife-wielding men who ambushed her; demanding her smartphone.

“They dragged her to an open field near Silverleaf Primary School behind shipping containers. They whistled to their friends who joined them. They all took turns raping her,” said Mbondlela.

After raping her in the open field, the men took her to their shack in Siyahlala squatter camp where they allegedly continued raping her.

Mbondlela said the shack they

took her to is situated near one of the alleged rapist’s mother.

“One of the alleged rapist’s mother called the name of her son, asking for him as he usually escorted her early mornings to the taxi rank to board a taxi to work, and questioned why he wasn’t awake. ...continued on page 4

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ISOLABANTU | JULY 2016

TVET MONTH

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he Ministry of Higher Education and Training has declared the month of August as the “TVET College Month”. This has become an annual event.

The purpose of TVET College Month, hosted between 1- 30 August 2016, is to introduce the college programmes and career pathways to the community.

We would like to give young people from our communities the opportunity to acquire information about career paths and programmes offered in colleges and also to test their aptitude, interests and skills.

The official theme for the TVET College and assessment month is: “Celebrating Technical and Vocational Education and Training with College Communities”.

Our programme includes

hosting a Career Guidance Day at campus, an Exhibition showcasing the programmes offered on campus to the local community, conducting placement and assessment tests, engaging Life Orientation teachers and community organisations. Our Sector Education and Training Authorities (SETAs) such as the Wholesale and Retail Sector Education and Training Authority (W&RSETA) will also be in attendance to assist with providing career guidance.

Over the month of August a range of activities are planned where guests will be able to get a look and feel of a college environment.

We look forward to seeing you at one of our campuses.

Kindly contact Mr M Meyer on 022 482 1143 for further enquiries, or email: mmeyer@westcoastcollege.co.za.

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Disgruntled residents sprinkle muthi in principals office

The school pricipal’s chair that was sprinkled with muthi. The principal stopped using it fearing for his life. Photo. Isolabantu news.

STAFF REPORTER

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o get rid of a local primary school principal, some disgruntled residents allegedly sprinkled Muthi on his office chair to bewitch him.

This took place because the six

month teaching contracts of some educators at Dunoon’s Silverleaf Primary School were not renewed by the Western Cape Department of Education (WCED).

The disgruntled residents were under the impression that the principal fired the educators.

A source, who alerted the principle, was at the school at the time that the residents stormed the office and allegedly sprinkled muthi on his chair.

The principal who opted for his name to be withheld told Isolabantu that he was no longer using his office chair for fear of being bewitched.

“I have since switched the chair.

They don’t want me as school principal. They’re alleging that I fired four educators and that I’m employing foreigners and they are accusing me of nepotism,” he said.

He said the educators’ contracts came to an end and the WCED did not renew them.

He said the department’s decision followed from Curriculum Advisors who assessed the educators’ work and found that they did not do the required amount of tuition.

The Schools Governing Body said when their children were asked what they had learnt at school they said the educators in

question wrote numbers on the board and sat down chatting on social networking sites, Whatsapp and Facebook the whole day .

“What we don’t like is waking up early morning, taking our children to school, and when they come back home we ask them what they have learnt they say the teacher wrote numbers on the board and sat down chatting on Whatsapp and Facebook the whole day. The educators were not working. We are happy that their contracts were not renewed,” said the SGB. The educators’ incompetence forced the WCED to postpone grade 6 and 7 June exams as pupils were not ready.

WCED Director of Communications Paddy Attwell told Isolabantu that the educators’ contracts expired on June 30th.

He said the educators had an opportunity to re-apply.

“The department has to give priority to teachers with qualifications to teach Grades 4 to 7, and with

knowledge of the Curriculum and Assessment Policy Statements (CAPS) curriculum,” said Attwell He said his department’s subject advisors found various shortcomings in the approach of the educators.

“The district advised the school that the learners were not ready for the June exams and should write the exams in the first three weeks of the third term. They needed more tuition. The district discussed a catch-up programme with the school management team. Subject advisors will monitor progress,” said Attwell.

Asked why the department did not pick up the educators’ incompetency early enough, Attwell said tensions in the community initially made it unsafe for our subject advisors to visit the school.

“Schooling has returned to normal, and district officials are working with the school to ensure that learners catchup with work lost,” he said.

WILLIAM CHITENDA

vele kwi Rabie Foundation, esisikolo siphucule iziphumo zebanga leshumi ukusuka kumkhamo oyi 43% ngo 2009 ukuzakuthi ga ku 90.6% nyakenye.

UNapote uxelele Isolabantu ukuba umnqweno wakhe ngowokuba esisikolo masakhiwe ngokukhawuleza.

“Kwesisikolo sethutyana asina ziofisi, akukho kwaholo okanye indawo yokugcina amaphepha emviwo ekhuselekile. Amaphepha eemviwo zebanga leshumi siwagcinisa kwezinye iindawo.

Ehlotyeni kubashushu kakhulu nto leyo ethi ichaphazele ukufunda kwabantwana,” utshilo.

Ofunda ibanga leshumi uLubabalo Koni ungqinelena nenqununu yakhe ngelithi abakwazi ukufunda phantsi kwezimeko zigqubayo kwesisikolo.

“Ininzi nje into esiphazamisayo apha, ingxolo esuka kumanye amagumbi yenza ukuba singeva tu kwaphela,” uKoni utshilo.

Utishalakazi uThandiswa Diko uthi nabo bakufumanisa kunzima ukufundisa xa kusina imvula.

“Kufuneka sithethele phezulu kuba imvula itsho ngamandla emazinkini,” utshilo.

Uthe ootishalakazi nabafundi bakulinde ngochulumanco ukuvulwa kwesisikolo kwaye imeko yofundiso izakutshintsha.

UShelver uthe olulwakhiwo luvule izithuba zengqesho phantsi kwenkqubo ebizwa ngokuba yi Expanded Public Works Programme (EPWP), bekwafundiswa abasebenzi iindlela zokuphila.

Uthi imali engange R6 million izakuya kubakho, ze iR5 million ithenge izinto zokwakha esinye isixa esiyi R5 million sihlawule abasebenzi abaqeshwe ekuhlaleni.

“Sinethemba lokuba esisikolo sizakubaliziko elizakuthi liguqule ubomi babantu nentlalo yalapha,” uqukumbele ngelitshoyo uShelver.

Ukracaza wesikolo uzakutshintsha imo yemfundo

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sikolo esitsha nesakhiwe ngobuxhakaxhaka balamaxesha nemali ezizigidigidi iSinenjongo High School e Joe Slovo Park, sekumzuzu ukuba sivulele amasango aso kubafundi.

Ulwakhiwo luzakuqukunjelwa ngoDisemba walonyaka ze kunyaka ozayo ngoJanuwari sivulwe. Esisikolo sinamagumbi angama-33 aqhelekileyo, nasibhozo alungiselelwe ukuhlohla izifundo ezithile, kukho amagumbi amane axhakaxhaka zikhompyutha zesayensi, udederhu lwe ofisi, iholo kunye nebala lemidlalo.

Othethela umphathiswa wemfundo, uJessica Shelver uthe : “Ngethuba bekusakhiwa esisikolo abafundi bebegcinwe kwiklasi zethutyana phantsi kweliso elibukhali lenqununu uKuselwa Nopote nesigqeba solawulo sakhe.”

UShelver uthi phantsi kolawulo luka Nopote noncedo olu-

Early payday for grant recipients

P

ayday will come early for social grant recipients‚ thanks to the lo-

cal

government

elections.

grant

payments

for

August

would be brought forward and would start on from July 27.

According

to

a

media

re-

The South African Social Se-

lease payments at pay points

curity

last

will run from July 27 to 29.

social

“There will be no payment at pay

week

Agency announced

(SASSA) that

points from August 1-3 due to local government elections. Payment at pay points will resume on August 4, until the last payment date,” she said. The spokesperson added that the money would be available without interruption from July 27 until August 25 for those beneficiaries using other payment channels such as ATMs and stores. Enquiries can be direct any to 0800 601 011 or 012 4002322

Ukubonelela abahlali bethu ngezisombululo zogutyulo yinxalenye ebalulekileyo yoko sikwenzayo.

ISixeko saseKapa sinikezele ngezindlu zangasese ezingama-38 400 ukususela ngo-2007, ukonyuka konikezela ngama-317%.

Le yenye yeendlela esinceda ngazo abo badinga uncedo lwethu kakhulu.

Sincede ukugcina izindlu zethu zangasese zicocekilekaye zisebenza.

Xela izehlo zokonakaliswa kwa-

SMS 31373.

Ukubonelela abahlali bethu ngezisombululo zogutyulo yinxalenye ebalulekileyo yoko sikwenzayo.

ISixeko saseKapa kuphela komasipala onikezela ngeenkonzo ezizeleyo zokucoca izindlu zangasese kwiindawo zamatyotyombe ukwenzela ukugcina izindlu zangasese zicocekile. Le yenye yeendlela esinceda ngayo abo badinga uncedo lwethu kakhulu.

Sincede ukugcina izindlu zethu zangasese zicocekile kwaye zisebenza.

Xela izehlo zokonakaliswa kwa-

SMS 31373.

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Three men take turns to rape girl (19) from page 1

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t was then that he stepped out to escort his mother at which point the girl fled and reported to community leaders,” she said.

“It’s bad. We don’t want to be victims of rape. If somebody rapes you they steal everything from you. They steal your dignity and everything. We want justice. We

will do something about it if we are not satisfied with justice,” she said.

Lubabalo Makeleni who is contesting to return his seat as ANC ward councillor in the upcoming municipal elections, said the state needs to come up with harsh sentences for criminals.

“This thing of sentencing convicted criminals to 15-20 years is not working. Death

sentences need to be revisited.

Our country has been hijacked by criminals because they know when convicted they’ll come out soon and it leaves us living in perpetual fear,” said Makeleni.

O’Reilly rape

has

detectives

said

a

case

of

been

opened

and

are

investigating.

Brand new school to transform learning experience WILLIAM CHITENDA

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he brand new, stateof-the-art, R47 million Sinenjongo High School in Joe Slovo Park, Milnerton, looks set for completion and ready for pupils to move into at the beginning of the 2017 school year.

Construction is slated for completion in December 2016.

The school will boast 33 classrooms; 8 specialist classrooms; 4 science laboratories; ablution and storage facilities; an administration block; a computer room; school hall; a media centre;

and a dedicated sports field.

Education MEC Debbie Schafer’s spokesperson Jessica Shelver said: “While construction has been underway, the learners have been accommodated at a temporary school site under the very capable leadership of their Principal, Kuselwa Nopote.”

Shelver said under the leadership of Nopote and with the assistance of the Rabie Foundation, the schools National Senior Certificate (NSC) results have more than doubled from 43.9% in 2009 to 90.6%.

Napote told Isolabantu that she wished that construction

of the new school could be completed as soon as possible.

“We do not have offices here (at the temporary school accommodation) there is no hall or safe room to keep grade 12 question papers. We have to keep the question papers elsewhere. In summer it becomes very hot in the classrooms and that affects learner concentration,” she said.

Grade 12 student Lubabalo Koni agrees with his principal saying that the current temporary learning accommodation is not conducive for teaching and learning.

Residents get help

“There are so many things affecting our learning, for example, when it is learning time it becomes so noisy in the classrooms that we can’t hear,” said Koni.

Teacher Thandiswa Diko said: “It is so difficult to teach here when it is raining because it is noisy and you have to speak louder so that the students can hear and that takes your energy.”

She said educators and pupils are looking forward to the new school as it will transform their learning experience.

Shelver said construction of the school has seen the creation

of Expanded Public Works Programme (EPWP) work opportunities, including the vital skills training component.

She said a total of R6 million is expected to go towards targeted contractor businesses, R5 million to suppliers and manufacturers, and R5 million to targeted local labour, which has seen 111 local labourers getting employment.

“We are confident that the school will continue to be an institution of excellence, and that their transformed environment will encourage them to reach even higher,” she said.

IKHWELO ELIJOLISWE KWABO BASEBENZA NEZOPHUCULO LABANTWANA ABASELULA (ECD) UKUBA BANGENISE IZICELO ZEZAPHULELO ZEENTLAWULO ZOBUHLALI ISixeko saseKapa sihlaba ikhwelo kwabo basebenza ngee-ECDs kwimida elawulwa siso ukuba bafake izicelo zezaphulelo kwiintlawulo zobuhlali kumnyaka-mali ka-2016/2017.

UMgaqo-nkqubo weSixeko onge-ECD ulungelelaniswe nembono engeKapa elinye ngo-2040 (i- OneCape2040) engokunikezelwa kolwazi apho wonke ubani uyakuthi afumane imfundo efanelekileyo apho iyakuthi iqinisekise ukuba uye wafumana isakhono esifanelekileyo, uyakuthi abenakho ukusebenzisa amathuba.

ISixeko kwakhona sixhasa ngakumbi abo basenmngciphekweni ngokuthi bafumane iinkonzo ezingundoqo nezentlalo. Oku kuthi kuphunyezwe okanye kufezekiswe ngokuthi kujoliswe kwiinkonzo ezinge-ECD. Kufuneka kuthotyelwe le mimiselo ilandelayo xa kungeniswa izicelo: • •

PETER LUHANGA

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UKELWA Siyira lives in a one roomed rickety shack in Dunoon’s Siyahlala squatter camp.

At the back of her shack is a small space that she wants to use for subsistence gardening to grow essential survival crops.

Earlier this month, Siyira was among 15 Dunoon residents who received a donation of gardening tools such as a wheelbarrow, spade, bags of compost and vegetable seeds.

The donation was made by National Development Agency (NDA), Surplus People Project and the Dunoon Masicedisane Advice Centre.

“I have space behind my shack. I want to grow vegetables to feed my family and to sell some to make money to buy meat and clothes,” said Siyira.

About 400 families at the squatter camp use two communal taps and the water pressure is very low. People have to queue for water, but Bukelwa said she is prepared to wake up very in the morning to fetch water for her vegetable garden.

“I am glad because I’ll be the first

person in the squatter camp to grow vegetables behind my shack.”

Pensioner Grolia Jentu (68) said she had stopped buying vegetables since she started a vegetable garden behind her RDP house three years ago.

She added that the donation will help her to produce more vegetables.

Mzukisi Zele of Surplus People Project said: “ We were approached by the agency to manage funds for the gardening tools and facilitate the project in collaboration with Dunoon Masincedisane Advice Centre.”

“Similar gardening projects they have implemented in Atlantis and Porterville on the West Coast are bearing fruit and was optimistic the Dunoon project will bear fruit as well.

“We are promoting organic methods of gardening opposed to conventional. We don’t use pesticides or chemical fertiliser,” said Zele.

Dunoon Masincendisane Advice Centre secretary Lennox James said the beneficiaries of the project included pensioners and the youth.

“The tools are worth R18 000.00. We just want them to be self reliant and produce their own food and eat healthily,” he said.

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I-ECD leyo kufuneka ibe isebenza ngaphakathi kwemida elawulwa siSixeko saseKapa Iikopi zezatifiketi zokukhululelwa kucando ngokutsha, kwezempilo zokusingqongileyo nokhuseleko kumlilo Ubhaliswe njengombutho ongajonganga-nzuzo/ (iSatifiketi se-NPO) kwiSebe loPhuculo lweNtlalo Isatifiketi sokukhululwe kwiRhafu esingobume bokunyaniseka seNkonzo yezeNgeniso yaseMzantsi Afrika Ubhaliswe njengomnakekeli kwicandelwana (kwiZiko le-ECD) kwiSebe lePhondo loPhuculo lweNtlalo Umgaqo-siseko wombutho Ikopi eqinisekisiweyo yomfaki-sicelo engesazisi sakhe soMzantsi Afrika ISakheko solawulo se-NPO leyo nemizuzu yakutshanje engentlanganiso yekomiti yoLawulo Ingxelo engezimali yonyaka ephicothiweyo Ikopi yakutshanje ebonakalisa ukuhlawula iinkonzo zikamasipala (i-akhawunti kufuneka ibe ihlawulwa ngokwanelisekayo) Inkqubo yarhoqo ngemini yokufunda ye-ECD leyo Inani neminyaka yobudala yabantwana abo abasebenzisa iziko elo lonakekelo (iziko le-ECD)

Amxwebhu/iifomu ezisesikweni zokungenisa izicelo ziyafumaneka kwidesika yolwamkelo yeCandelo loPhuculo lweNtlalo noPhuculo laBantwana abaselula, 7th Floor, Telkom Towers, Standard Bank Centre, 4 Heerengracht, Cape Town.

Umhla wokuvalwa kokungeniswa kweefomu zezicelo yintsimbi ye-16:00 ngoLwesihlanu 30 Septemba 2016.

Qhagamshelana no-Andile Wotshela kwa- 021 417 4088 e-ofisini (kwiiyure zokusebenza) okanye ku andile.wotshela@capetown.gov.za ukuze ufumane ingcaciso engenye.

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Uthando lwekarate luyahlawula SIMLINDELI PIKE

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zinto ozithanda usengumntwana ziyacimeka kuphele ebomini bakho kodwa akunjalo ku Tommy Colobe (44),uthando lwakhe lwekarate ukhula nalo.

Lomhlali wase Dunoon ongumqeqeshi unewonga lebhanti elimnyama kwikarate kwaye unothotho lwezinye iimbasa azifumene kulomdlalo.

Emva kwempumelelo yakhe, uye waqalisa iqela lakhe lekarate kwiminyaka elishumi elinesithandathu.

Waqalisa ukuqeqesha abantwana ecaleni komgaqo kaloliwe kude kufuphi nase Siyahlala.

Kodwa ngoku sele ezifumanele ikhaya kwiholo yoluntu eDunoon nalapho enikela uqeqesho khona kuye wonke ubani.

Uthi lomdlalo wekarate yinxalenye yobomi bakhe kwaye imfundisa ukuthobeka nembeko.

Unyana wakhe naye ulandela ekhondweni lakhe.

Ngokungafaniyo namanye amakhwenkwe ayabula egqiba ilokishi efuna unobenani, u-Onke ungam-

Thirst for martial arts pays off

fumana eziqeqesha kulomdlalo.

Uqale ukufunda ubuchule kutata wakhe eminyaka mine kuphela kwaye uthe wabhijelwa ngebhanti emnyaka eselula kakhulu, ena 14 kuphela!

Ngoku ufunda ibanga lesibhozo eSinenjongo High School Grade kwaye sele ephumelele ngaphaya kwemidlallo elikhulu.

“Kunqabile ukufumana umntu onebhanti elimnyama ongaphantsi kweshumi elinesibhozo leminyaka eMzantsi Afrika kwaye abemnyama njengam,” utsho ngoncumo olugoso u-Onke.

Kodwa ke u-Onke kukho ingozi xa abantu besazi ukuba unekarate kuba soloko befuna ulwe ukuze babone indlela okhaba ngayo.

Uthi soloko bemkorola kuba befuna ukuba ukumbona esenza adume ngako kodwa akade enze njalo. “ Xa ndisala bayandigxwagxusha bendibuza ukuba kutheni ndingafani no Bruce Lee nje. Yiyo lonto ndithanda ukuhlala ekhaya ndifunde iincwadi zam ze ndiphume ngokuya kuziqeqesha,” ucacisa atsho.

UTommy wongeza ngelithi

danger run away, and when it still

only a few in that 40 are consistent

follows you, then defend yourself.”

and he is sure that those who are

Tommy says his students know

not consistent don’t have support

very well that the skills they

from parents and/or guardians.

Nonetheless,

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Siyahlala squatter camp. Now he

100 karate medals, plus trophies.

have

C

has secured a dojo at the Dunoon

“It is rare to find a black-belt who is

fense and not for mugging people.

municipal hall, catering for all ages!

under the age of 18 and black in South

“I have never received complaints

He says karate is his life and it

Africa, but I achieved it,” says Onke.

teaches him self-discipline. His son

However, Onke says there are

shares the same values, he says.

disadvantages

Unlike

in

know that you have karate skills.

wander

He says that often some of his

hildhood passions do fade sometimes, but for 44-yearold Tommy Colobe, his thirst

for martial arts grew as he got older.

The Dunoon resident is now a black-belt

karate

instructor.

Over the years, this karate instructor has won multiple gold

other

teenagers

the

kasi

who

on

the

streets,

peers

provoked

him

deliberate-

self-de-

that my students are beating up people. Karate benefits the community as it is teaching residents to defend themselves from criminals,” he says.

He

says

he

has

taught

300

students

and

took

out

from

drugs

and

over others

alcohol.

Tommy

is

thank-

ful to Mzingisi Vutula—a City of Cape Town Facility Officer that Sport, Recreation and Amenities deployed in the Milnerton area.

He says Vutula has been playing a significant role in helping him with sponsorship when he

has

karate

tournaments.

He started learning karate from

“When I refuse to fight, they ask

keeps kids busy and self-disciplined.

again next year in September he will

his karate club in Dunoon kasi

his Dad at the age of 4 and achieved

me where are my karate skills.”

“The only problem is lack of sup-

represent South Africa in Japan.

16-years ago, teaching his students

a black belt status at the age of 14.

He said adding: “This is the reason

port from Dunoon parents,” he says.

He will be one of 3 South Afri-

next to the Transnet Freight rail-

The Sinenjongo High School Grade

why I choose to be indoors. Karate

His registered club Samurai Ka-

cans going to Japan, the other 2

way line on the periphery of the

10 student has since won over

teaches you that when you’re in

rate T.W.C has over 40 students and

are from Durban and Pretoria.

competitions.

be

son

for

Following his success, he founded

major

to

Colobe’s

are

ly to test his martial art skills.

at

prefers

to

people

acquired

indoors.

medals

Onke

like

when

abafundi bakhe bazi kakuhle ukuba ikarate isetyenziselwa ukuzikhusela hayi ukugezela okanye ukukhuthuza abantu.

“Zange khe ndifumane zikhalazo ngabafundi bam kusithiwa balwile okanye babethe umntu. Sibafundisa imbeko nokuthanda uluntu jikelele kwakunye nokuzikhusela,”, utshilo.

Sele eqeqeshe ngaphezu kwabantu abangaphezu kwamakhulu amathathu abany babo ebasusa kusetyenziso lotywala neziyobisi.

Uthi ikarate igcina abantwana bekhuselekile yaye bemise ingqondo.

“Ingxaki apha eDunoon kukuba asifumani nkxaso ebazalini,” ukronoza atsho.

Eliqela lakhe liphantsi kwentlanganisela ye Samurai Karate kwaye ngoku linamalungu angama - 40 ,kwaye nabo abanye abafumani ncedo tu kubazali babo.

Kodwa uvuyiswa ngu Mzingisi Vutula oligosa le City of Cape Town kwezemidlalo.

Uthi lo kaVutula udlala indima enkulu ebanceda ekufumaneni uncedo xa benetumente apho.

He furthermore says that karate

In 2008, Tommy went to England and

Christmas comes early for children SIMLINDELI PIKE

and it founded the Keep a Child in

On Saturday, July 16,

School

(KACIS)

programme.

Christ-

The foundation has so far assisted

mas came early for over 100 kids

and kept over 500 children in school.

from

Dunoon

and

surrounding

squatter camps as Boost Africa Foundation

hosted

a

Christ-

mas in July party for the kids.

The

foundation

assistant

man-

ager Elizabeth Arendse, said the Christmas in July was the complementary to Madiba Day, as they were spreading the spirit of Tata.

The kids were treated to tasty meals and all went home with gifts.

The kids were split into 10 groups of 10 and more and played 10 differ-

During 2012/13 over 350 children were provided with school uniforms.

Masikhanye

Sombo

(23)

is

in

his third year of studying Geology at the University of Western Cape (UWC). Sombo said if it was not for the foundation he wouldn’t have made it to varsity.

“Since I was in Inkwenkwezi Secondary School they’ve been supporting me. If it wasn’t for Boost Africa Foundation, I wouldn’t be

ent games. They had fun playing a

the person I am today,” said Sombo.

variety of games including balloon

He heaped praise on the foun-

pop; bean bag toss; bean game; dress

dation

up; food court station; golf;

Thandeka Kolisi, mother of two

and

founder

said:

Boost Africa focuses on the fu-

tion really brings change to our

ture betterment of impoverished

community.

communities

enjoying

education

Africa

Dell.

the jumping castle, among others.

through

“Boost

Mary

Our

Founda-

children

Christmas

in

are

July.”

7

ISOLABANTU | JULY 2016

Kumalungiselelo wolonyulo luka masipalathi olokuba ngo August 3, intatheli yeIsolabantu uSimlindile Pike udibene nabagqatsela ubuCeba abathathu ku Ward 104

Lubabalo Makeleni ANC candidate:

Pindile Mazula UDM candidate:

Zweli Tukayi ACDP Candidate:

uMakeleni uthi ungoyena mntu obalaseleyo onokwenza lomsebenzi wobuCeba eDunoon. Uthi uyenze yonke ngempumelelo imisebenzi ebeyithunywe yiANC. “Ndifake umbane kuwo onke amatyotyombe ngaphandle kweSiyahlala nase Ezulwini. Unobangela kokungafakelwa kombane kwezindawo zimbini kungokuba iEzulwini yakhelwe kumhlaba kaTransnet; iSiyahlala yona yakhelwe endaweni egwenxa, phantsi kwebhulorho,” utshilo uMakeleni.

Pindile Mazula ndizalelwe kuTsolo e Mahlubini ku Mpukane.

Ndineminyaka eli -17 ndihlala kule ward, ndifike ngo 1998 Kwa 5

oniphe, anyaniseke, abacacisele izinto abafanele ukuba ba-

kudala ndisebenzela abahlali phantsi kwenkonzo nesikhokhelo.

zazi. Bafuna uCeba ozakubacacisela geemali zabo zophuhliso.

Ndingumongameli nomseki wa Bomelezi Christian Federation Group, umseki we Masixole Burial Society, usihlalo owonyuliw-

Umzekelo, Ingaphezulu kwe R 750, 000 imali efunyanwa ngu-

eyo weekomiti za Kwa 5, umshumayeli nomdala webandla lama

ceba ngamnye ukuba aphuhlise uluntu, lemali iphuma rhoqo

Presbyterian Church aseRhabe. Ndingumlwi worhwaphilizo, andidyobhekanga kuzo zonke lurhwaphilizo. Ngokwezopoli-

uMakeleni udwelise zonke izinto azenzileyo ngexa enguCeba.

“Ndikwazile ukwakha izikolo ezibini ezikumabanga aphantsi apha eDunoon; iSophakama Primary School kunye Dunoon Primary School. Kwakhona, ndakhe ibala, ikliniki ekumgangatho ophezulu, ndongeza ne speed bumps kwizitalato.

Ndiye ndazisa isitishi esikhulu sika MiCiti. Sikwazile neqela lam ukuloba abatyali mali abafana no Shoprite no Pick N’ Pay bazotyala imali eDunoon ngokuvula amashishini wabo bevula amathuba omsebenzi kuluntu lwaseDunoon. Siye savula indawo yokuzilolonga esimahla ekulula nabani ukuyifumana saze sabela iDunoon Music & Art Festival kwiminyaka emihlanu edlulileyo imali eyiR350 000,” utshilo uMakeleni.

UMakeleni wongezile esithi maka votelwe kuba nguye ozise ukutya okunikezwa abantu abadala ngeKrismesi okuxabisa iR1 200 kumntu ngamnye. Uthi nguye odibanise inkokheli zecawe zisebenze kunye eDunoon.

tiko ndingu usihlalo we UDM Kwa 5 nomgqatswa wobuceba.

Ndonyulwa ngo 2003 ukuba ndimele inkonzo kwikomi-

• • • • • • •

Izindlu zeRDP ezizakwakhelwa Kwa5 naseWolverivier.

Umhlaba owothi unikwe abantu bazakhele izindlu (Kwa 5 nase Wolverivier).

Ulwakhiwo lwebala elizakuthiywa ngeSmart Park elixabisa iR5.5 million.

Isakhiwo selibrary esixabisa iR24 million. iNdawo yokhwelela izithuthi zika MiCiti kunye netaxi ezakwakhiwa kwirenki.

Isitishi samapolisa.

Ukulwa kobundlobongela.

ngonyaka. Ingaphezulu kwe R100, 000 imali ekufanele iza eDunoon rhoqo ngenyanga. Zonke ezimali kufanelekile ukuba abantu bazazi kwaye babeyinxalenye yokusetyenziswa kazo.

ti ka Ward 104 owayequka iDunoon, Table View ne Parklands phantsi ko Earn Nelson we NP. Ndaphinda ndamela iinkonzo kwa Ward

104 oquka

iDunoon ne

Thina

siyi

Parklands phantsi ko Hlumile Stemele we ANC. Konke ndik-

mamela

wenza ngothando ebantwini nokuzama inkqubela phambili.

kwiinkqubo

Ndicela bavoti nindithume kwibhunga lesixeko seKapa ndiye kunilandela inkonzo zothutho nogutyulo, imisebenzi, izindlu, ubomi obungcono kumntu wonke singajongi

qela

lapolitiki,bakhaya,zitshomi,na

UCeba Dunoon

ACDP

abantu,

sithembisa

ozakuba-

abahloniphe

aphinde

anyaniseke

zokuzisa

iinkonzo

eluntwini.

zakhe

ozakuzisa

ngoCeba

iinkonzo

angakhethi

kumntu

umbutho

wonke

wakhe

wase wodwa.

femeli.

Inkonzo eziziswa ngendlela umphakathi ogqibe ngayo.

Izindlu azinakwakhiwa ngaphandle kokuba zibe kwi IDP budget iDA kwiminyaka emihlanu edlulileyo khange icinge nge Dunoon, yona

uMakeleni neANC bathembisa ezinkonzo zilandeyo:

Abantu base Dunoon bafuna uCeba ozakubamamela, abahl-

i-ANC yathula yabukela yabiza imat-

Nazi iinkonzo esizakuzibeka phambili : •

mihla yonke.

shi emva kokuba idlulile ingxoxo nolwabiwo mali lwe IDP. Mna

ndizakuqinisekisa

2017 na

nithatha ukuba

we

ukuba

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kwi

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ngentshongo,

iinjoli

ayenzeki ibonakale, ziyabawa

zimosha

umgidi zixabanisa ilali kutsha zi ofisi kuxhatshazwa nendwendwe zethu. Injoli zethu zithetha ngomthamo ziyashwamza

(injoli/uceba/mayor/premier/president)

ziyabawa

zimosha umgidi zixabanisa ilali kuyavutha kwizwe lonke.

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JULY 2016

SPORT

Pugilists slug it out for Madiba

T

he Tribute To Tata boxing tournament hosted at the Thusong Centre on Saturday was hailed as the best as fighters let their fists do the talking.

A technical glitch regarding boxer registration led to the fight card being altered just before the weigh-in and a few open boxing bouts were added to spice up the proceedings.

Duma Boxing Promotions (DBP) matchmaker Mzoli Tempi explained

that five boxers were yet to be approved by the national regulator and that led to the alteration of the bill.

“Despite that we managed to stage an exciting tournament.

We hired DJ Plasha of Ndingalwa Ndibe Bomvu fame and he kept the crowds excited,” said Tempi.

Representatives from sponsoring companies like Vodacom, Ntabethemba Fishing, Bato Star Holdings, Caltex Spine Road, Ekasi,

Khaltshaglass, Sasko, Silulo and the City of Cape Town nodded in appreciation as young and talented boxers showed skill and class.

Bato Star Holdings chairman Patrick Mngxunyeni said it was the third year that they have supported this tournament.

“We believe that sports makes a difference and celebrating Madiba’s contribution via sport make a lot of sense to us,” said Mngxunyeni.

Ntabethemba Fishing’s Prayer Mthandazo Mtintsilana said they were also excited to be part of this year’s celebration.

“We have seen a lot talent here and we need more companies to support sports in the townships,” he said.

DBP boss Duma Nogaga said it was important to stage this tournament because it “celebrated an icon”.

“When we started, it was to simply celebrate Madiba through

boxing,

but

it

is

becoming

a

regular on the calendar thanks to our sponsors,” said Nogaga.

He added that this year it was “double celebration” because of Muhammed Ali’s recent passing.

Vodacom’s marketing senior coordinator, Mandla Hlabisa, said it was the second year they are participating in the tournament.

“It’s a great honour to be part of this.”