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President Jacob Zuma attempted to iron out problems in the Eastern Cape this week.
threatened that it would withdraw its support for the ruling party, because SACP members were left out of the nomination process. In fact, reports have surfaced that the Communist Party will contest elections starting in Mbizana, Mzimvubu, Natabankulu and Matatiele Regions. President Zuma emphasised how crucial it was for the Alliance to stay united regardless of the scandalous events “We need one another and the day we do not think so, we are in trouble,” said President said. The summit reaffirmed the relevance of the alliance and that crucial to its wellbeing is unity in action. Some of the issues highlighted were
the slow economic growth rate and land reformation programmes, which many believe is the main cause of the underperformance of the agricultural sector. Some strategic investments in the rural economy have stalled. Some delegates said the issues plaguing the alliance were patronage politics, buying of membership, social distance, personality cults, and factionalism which affect all partners and weaken collective strength of the alliance. The summit further stressed challenges facing the party were differences emanating from personal and individual problems to those that warrant a systematic and societal introspection and intervention. Poverty, unemployment and inequality
remains stubbornly high and that only a radical change to the structure of the economy can effectively deal with these challenges. “Under-development and deprivation is still a lived reality for the majority of our people in the province. We must share the perspective that political development must be embedded into each and every programme of the collective components of the alliance,” SACP Provincial Spokesperson Siyabonga Mdodi. It was resolved to convene Regional Alliance Summits before the local government elections to strengthen the relations.
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trendy MARKET HITS EAST LONDON BY ERIC GYIMAH Yolisa Tshevu and Nomfundo Ralarala are the women behind the Chamberlain Market concept. They have followed a blueprint set for the Johannesburg neighbourhoodgoods markets and adapted it for Buffalo City with the aim of introducing urban regeneration. The East London Chamberlain Market is set to take place on the first and last weekend of every month at 17 Chamberlain Road. The Chamberlain Market will provide local producers an opportunity to market
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on the crime front BY VUYO LUDIDI A 40 year old man was arrested by the Butterworth Cluster detectives for allegedly raping and murder of Ntombizilungile Mluma, a 55 year old woman. It is understood that the suspect and the deceased were coming from a tavern when the suspect is to have rape, murdered the deceased and then fled the scene. This incident occurred late at midnight in Mnyameni Village Sigangala Location Centane. The case was reported to Centane Police and Butterworth Cluster Detectives later arrested the suspect and charged him with rape and murder.
The suspect appeared before the Centane Magistrate Court Monday and was asked to plead. His case was remanded to Tuesday 05 April 2016 for further investigation. He remains in custody. 2. The Willowvale Regional Magistrate Court convicted and sentenced 23 year old Siyanda Ndube of Mhlanga Village. He was found guilty of raping a 19 year old woman on the 10 July 2011 at Willowvale. He went to the homestead of the victim at Mhlanga Village and pushed the door opened. He then dragged her to the garden where he raped her. This week Tuesday Ndube was sentenced to
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10 years imprisonment. Ndube was also found guilty of theft of motor vehicle he stole in Mthatha on 11 September 2013. He was sentenced to four years imprisonment on Tuesday 15 March 2016. 3. A 69 year old man who is the husband was arrested by Willowvale Police for the allegedly murdering his wife aged 67. It is believed the deceased was struck with a stick by his husband in the early hours of the morning earlier this month. The incident took place at Komkhulu Location, Mente Village. In the evening of the day before the incident, the suspect had earlier demanded to be given chicken livers that were being cooked by the deceased.
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TALKING IT ONE MATCH AT A TIME BIG HIT NMMU-Madibaz centre Jeremy Ward (tackler) plays every match as if it were his last. Photo: Saspa
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The outside centre said his focus was now to cement his place in the Varsity Cup team. “Being young, I feel I can bring a new dimension to the way we play. I would like to set an example that the rest of the team can be proud of.” Further down the line, Ward has his sights set on the Eastern Province Currie Cup team and, beyond that, he would like to play for his country. The former Grey High pupil showed his leadership skills when he led the EP Kings to the U19 Currie Cup title last year. “It was an experience that I will never forget. I feel like being part of that has certainly given me an opportunity to take my rugby career to the next level, starting with the Varsity Cup.” His high-intensity training regime reflects his attitude in the pursuit of his goals. “I’m always looking for areas of my game that I can improve on. If you want to get somewhere, you should not shy away from putting in the extra hours. “Inspiration is about your mindset as anything is possible.” Ward, who said he drew inspiration from the way players like Jean de Villiers and Dan Carter played the game, has not lost sight of life beyond rugby. “It comes with a lot of risk, so I find it important to have a sound qualification behind my name.”
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TWENTY20 WORLD CUP BONANZA BY DEREK HINDMAN South Africa, face a wounded England today and an upbeat West Indies on Friday 25 March in two crucial Group 1 matches in the ICC World Cup Twenty20. The ICC World Cup Twenty20 got off to a magnificent start earlier this week in India. If the first matches are a yardstick then the event will provide excitement and many surprising results. This was demonstrated when New Zealand posted a low total of less that
126 against India but still easily won the match by taking 10 wickets 79 runs. The result was a big body blow to hosts India who were expected to get the target. Also on Wednesday West Indian superstar, Chris Gyle blasted England to pieces when he smashed 100 run in just 48 balls to see his team past the winning post. His innings included 11 sixes. In doing so Gyle posted a message that the West Indies are also “in it to win it.” Rabada will face his toughest test yet
against West Indies next week when he comes face to face with Gyle. Gyle 36, is a seasoned campaigner at all levels of cricket. In fact, many rate him as the best batsman in the world, particularly at T20 level. For now, South Africa will have to stay focused on beating England today. They did beat England 3-2 in a home series earlier this month winning the last three fixtures on the trot. Rabada has shown that he is a key wicket taker who does not concede runs
easily. One bowler can seldom win a match on his own so it is comforting to know that Dale Steyn will be back to help create pressure. The pair could be the X factor for South Africa at this event. Everyone is focusing on the star the batters each county will field, but two bowlers operating together at maximum efficiency will give any team a chance of winning. New Zealand’s bowler proved this point.
BIG CHANCE FOR QUEEN’S COLLEGE ATHLETE n Triple jump star hopes for best BY DEREK HINDMAN Queen’s College Athlete Bathandwa Mqhayi is hoping to break is own record of 13.84m at triple jump when he takes on the best young athletes at the South African Junior Championship Athletics Meeting in Gauteng this weekend. The meeting is more prestigious than annual SA Schools Championship fixture. Mqhayi qualified to enter the event after he won the Eastern Cape Schools Championships U17 triple jump event that was held in East London earlier
this month. The 17 year-old Grade 11 pupil finished 5th at SA Championships last year at U16 level and 4th in 2014 as an U15 competitor. “I do believe I can win this year but at least I expecting to finish among the first three,” he said. Mqhayi also does high jump. Although he qualified to enter the high jump U17 event at EC Championships he was forced to withdraw as the event clashed with the triple jump competition. His best effort for high jump is 1m83cm. Athletes must achieve
a minimum standard at EC Champs to progress to higher meetings. Mqhayi dedicates at least two hours to athletics training from Monday to Thursday. “I must thank my athletics coach Ndumi Nkhandla who has been with me for at least three years,” Mqhayi said. Last year Mqhayi played rugby for the Queen’s College U16 A team as a centre. “I am not too sure which team I will play for this year as I have been
concentrating on athletics. The SA Champs meeting is the last athletics meeting of the year so I will get back into rugby next week he said. Triple jump is a popular Olympic discipline which requires an athlete to attempt to jump as far as possible by performing a hop, a step, and a jump from a running star. “If all goes well I hope to continue with athletics after school. I am hoping to go tom NMMU or University of Pretoria as they are strong at athletics. I am hoping to take up studies in the health or safety fields,” he added. Mqhayi will only write matric next year so there is every chance, he will qualify for SA Champs again next year.