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Book/Music/Movie Reviews Autobiography, Ninalakwa Chani? My Life, The-A-Team Feature Paul The Octopus Feature The 2010 FIFA World Cup Juwels Special Report Robben Island Celebrating Men Nelson Mandela Technology Views Windows 7 Juwels Free Poster Kayombo Celebrating Women Winnie Mandela The Gaming Zone The Place For All Things Gaming Words Jamaican Fame Spot Light Josh One Shopping Trends Pick ‘n’ Pay Travel/Holiday Sites in Zambia Chaminuka Lodge Editorial We Are Breaking Free Your Emails & Sms Air Your Views Via Email & Sms

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Also catch us on tweeter, facebook, myspace and youtube JUWELS KEEP ROCKING!! YOU THE BEST I am a subscriber of Juwels magazine here in Nakonde and normally receive the Magazine with excitement because I get to be informed about what’s happening in the world; the Zambian music and entertainment industry plus I get to hear music which I haven’t’ heard before!! Can’t wait what will be in the next Street Hustle Mix CD!!

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MR SWAGGER IS STILL THE ONE Enjoyed the 6th edition of the magazine and loved the Article on C.R.I.$.I.$. and loved the Free CD ... it was packed with great music by our local Hip Hop Artists which I feel should be given again for Free in a later edition .. Please Mr. Editor?

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VERY MOTIVATING Was inspired in the last editorial after reading how the Magazine started and the challenges that were faced in it’s establishment. Wow, we need more young and old determined Zambians that will forge this country ahead through all forms of obstacles they might face. I know Juwels will reach very far because the people behind it are soldiers determined to win every war and battle. One day I hope to board a plane and find Juwels as one of the magazines I will read on the plane.

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WeAreBreakingFree

2010 is almost over and right now we are BREAKING FREE through (Juwel Designs And Prints, Juwels Magazine, Juwels Entertainment, Juwels Publishing and Distribution, Juwels Production Studios and recently Juwels 4 Sku).

Juwels Magazine is getting bigger and better in each edition and we have got a lot of surprises in store for our readers.

With this edition, you get another hot Free CD with various music from various Zambian Artists. ‘‘ We are breaking free from the chains of oppression, chains of defeat, chains of un-acceptance, chains of depression, chains of doubt, chains of bondage that have kept us away from progress, I have a dream’’.

Those are some lines from a Poem I wrote a few years ago which has refueled my desire to succeed.

Over the last couple of months, I have been haunted by the thoughts of what drives us as human beings. Is it money, love, careers, education or what?

Through my dazed state while thinking about this, I have realised that Yes, what drives us is our dreams!!

The motto for Juwels magazine is ‘‘in pursuit of the Zambian dream’’ . What is the Zambian dream you may ask? Well we will try and cover that issue during our independence day special report in the November/December edition.

I have known that without our dreams, we are nothing but empty bottles because we will have no substance and desire to succeed and achieve whatever we dream of becoming. Look at all the successful people in the world. What has made them Rich, Successful and Wealthy is their dreams. Again, look at the poorest people in the world, how big are their dreams? You might add on and say that its circumstances beyond their control but if they indeed have a big dream, they will step out of poverty into wealth through their dreams.

Nowadays, I ask myself this question almost everytime!! What do you want to become Ntwale. My answer is always this ‘‘The best I can be in everything I will do’’.

This implies that in whatever we put our hands on, we should do it with honors like its the last thing we will ever do in life and it will be our legacy - something to be remembered for.

In this edition we showcase the just ended South Africa 2010 world cup which was hosted on African soil. On the cover we have Jamaican Fame, who is a newcomer in the Zambian music industry (read more about him and his quest for Fame on page 10 and 11 and listen to his songs on the Free CD in the magazine. We also highlight the opening of the Pick ‘n’ Pay outlet in Zambia - we were there, it was packed. We also celebrate Nelson Mandela’s 92nd birthday and life story and we also showcase his ex-wife Winnie Mandela. We also dwell on heated debates such as Paul the Octopus who made worldwide headline news by predicting the results of most games in the South Africa world cup.

It’s a slightly different edition as always and we know it will be very interesting and educative. We have introduced new sections and content because we are “in pursuit of the Zambian dream”. dream”

One Love and Stay Blessed.

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Travel/Holiday Sites in Zambia

Chaminuka Lodge

INDEED Chaminuka is not just a synopsis of Karen Blixen’s Africa, it’s a very naturally kept place which we enjoyed as we at Juwels spent a night there and had a chance to see the surroundings, people ,Animals and the vast landscape .

Andrew and Danae Sardanis, who made Chaminuka their home since 1978, have kept the Miombo woodland, the Savannah and the Wetlands untouched; they planted (and keep planting) thousands of trees in order to rehabilitate the forest that had made way to farmland; they built dams to conserve the waters of the Kasenga stream that traverses the 10,000 acres of the estate; and they declared the entire property a Zambian Nature Reserve. The Chaminuka game reserve is now the habitat of 72 species of Zambian mammals, reptiles and amphibians and some 300 species of birds many native to the area and others visiting the Chaminuka lakes and wetlands for rest and recuperation during their long annual sojourns from the Antarctic and Southern Africa to the Russian steppes and back. Andrew and Danae built Chaminuka in the style of a Zambian village where they lived with their staff until 1998 when they opened it to the general public as a luxury Lodge. It now has 30 luxury suites and also houses their huge private collection of African contemporary paintings and sculpture as well as traditional artifacts – some one thousand pieces – acquired from all over Africa over a period of 50 years. The collection spreads throughout the main house, the guest suites and the gardens and highlights the African culture and way of life over the centuries.

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Above all Chaminuka is a microcosm of today’s Zambia, a mixture from all the tribes with many kids of all ages, and churches and schools and its own soccer team that competes with those of the farms in the area. Its people breathe life into Chaminuka and make it a successful all-Zambian self sustaining enterprise that is the livelihood of the 130 families who live on the estate and the financial focus of the many villages that surround it, Today this luxurious intimate Lodge welcomes discerning travelers from around the world, who seek excellence and style and an extraordinary chance to commune with the Real Africa: the old Africa in all its magnificence and the New Africa, self-confident, self-reliant and taking charge of its own destiny.

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Shopping Trends

Pick ‘n Pay in Zambia TWO of the greatest words in the Zambian shopping community is either Free or Sale. Whenever we see these word or any synonym that remotely suggests that prices have been reduced in a window shop, people practically drool with excitement. The problem is that it really doesn’t matter what the item on sale is, or whether we need it or not, just the mere fact that it has been reduced gets people going crazy.

In view of this, you can now imagine what agony people went through with the recent news that “Pick ‘n Pay”, an international supermarket with branches in South Africa, Namibia, Botswana, Zimbabwe as well as in Australia, had finally opened a branch in Zambia and were having great low price give- aways till the 3rd of August! Well, we were one of the hundreds of people who were in line to go and see what the new outlet had to offer and what a shocker, the shop was packed to capacity and others were waiting patiently outside for a chance to buy one or a hundred things inside!

Pick n Pay, which officially opened for business in Lusaka’s Woodlands area, has projected an investment plan of US$ 27 million to open seven corporate stores in Zambia during the first five years and 13 stores within 10 years. According to Zambia Development Agency (ZDA) director general, Andrew Chipwende, the total projected investment which Pick n Pay Zambia is expected to create is estimated at 1,000 jobs during the first five years.

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Spot Light

Josh One

Music For Me Is A Ministry JOSEPH PHIRI alias Josh One as he is known in the industry was born on the 25th February 1991. He completed Grade 12 at Lusaka High School in 2008. He plans on going to pursue a course in I.T either at UNZA or NIPA next year.

Josh One, professionally started music in 2007. He started singing in church in the Praise Team at Bread of Life. Music is his passion as a ‘Gospel Artist’. It’s also his calling and ministry because He ministers to people through music. For him music is not just for entertainment purposes but it’s to minister and change lives.

Ntwale: You have entered a competitive industry, what do you intend to do differently?

Josh One: I want to give gospel music a different picture and bring out a different way of doing gospel music.

I want to do it with an impact. I want to work closely with the youth and help them realize that they are better things to do. Competition is there but through the competition, I will do my best and definitely people will tell how my project will be. For me I don’t take it to be music but it’s my ministry as I have mentioned and I will give people what they want. Really with gospel music, there is really not any competition because there are very few Artists out there. I am going to work hard to be there on the top. I won’t sit back and relax. I really need to take thousands into the Kingdom of God. That’s my goal.

Ntwale: Which Artists have you worked with so far?

Josh One: I have worked with Jay Sa, Mo, Crystal Shaun, Vitaliano, Romeo J, and Mish. I have also worked with the Praise Team for Bread of Life in Lusaka West.

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Listen to 4 of his songs from the up-coming Album ‘Confessions’ on the Free CD in the Magazine.

Ntwale: Which Studio’s have you worked with so far?

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Josh One: I first worked with a Studio called 30/30 Records. It’s a Studio where I first recognized my talent. I would be in the background, watch people work and give ideas here and there. I then worked with Vitaliano at H.T.M. Records. This is when I took my first step as in recording music. I had my first two songs from there. I have also worked with Willy Jinx at Visual FX. Then on, I went underground. I was then introduced to Drex at Uneeq Records that must have been early this year. All these Studios I have gone to, Uneeq Records has come out to be a professional Studio because they know how to work with an Artist.

At Uneeq Records, I have worked with Producers like Drex, Grant, Jay Sa and Cash Roll.

Ntwale: So as a Gospel Artist what strength’s do you have?

Ntwale: What else do you do apart from music?

Ntwale: Do you think a Gospel Artist can make money in the music industry in Zambia today?

Josh One: Right now, I am starting a company with my brother. We intend to set up a Media Company dealing with TV and Radio Advertising. It’s going to be called Oasis Enterprises.

Ntwale: Which Studio are you signed on?

Josh One: I am signed under Uneeq Records but am hoping to get a deal with Doxa Music.

Ntwale: When will your album be out on sale?

Josh One: The album will be out before the end of this year or early next year.

Ntwale: Why are you taking so long to release the album since it’s already ready?

Josh One: This is my first project so we are taking precautions.

Ntwale: So what do you talk about in your debut album called “Confessions” and why did you call it that?

Josh One: On this project “Confessions”, I talk about social issues, how we are supposed to live and interact with each other. I named the album “Confessions” because of the things I have gone through and what others might be going through. It’s not only Confessing in the negative but also how good God has been to us. Confessing is also about thanking God for so many things. It’s a Zed Hip-Hop album that any one can listen to be it the youth or the older generation. The bottom line of the project is a fully packed album for everyone and anyone.

Josh One: Well I think I have been groomed well. I was in the Praise Team as I have mentioned and thus I have been implanted with wisdom. God is my strength and I fast and I am committed to prayer. These strength’s make me a stronger person in this ministry, seeing that Gospel music is a sensitive industry altogether. One thing about a Gospel Artist is that people always remember the things you used to do in the past and even ask like … “hey so you are a Gospel Artist?”. I used to party a lot before I was saved but all that changed when I became born again, I am a new man now.

Josh One: Well, they can make money but not as much money as they expect due to Piracy. Gospel music shouldn’t be done for the money because an Artist would get disappointed.

Ntwale: What experiences make you different from the other Zambian Hip-Hop Artists be it Circular or Gospel?

Josh One: The music I do distinguishes me from the next person. I use Hip-Hop to portray a different aspect of life unlike a circular Hip-Hop Artist. My past experiences make me a different Artist altogether. Circular Artists can do a Gospel song but it would sound different and would luck the spirit of God..

Ntwale: There has been a debate going on concerning the notion that Zambian musicians portray a lifestyle in music Videos that they don’t live. What’s your comment?

Josh One: That’s really true. It’s really taking us away from our roots. I was watching a documentary from Ghana. They do Hip-Hop but you can tell from the instruments that it’s from Ghana. Most Zambian Artists are showing through Videos that they are making money but that’s far from the truth. Very few are making that much money. That’s why as for me, I want to be real. In my Videos am portraying the real me in real life. Zambian Artists are not really appreciated and respected. The Artists who really made money are the first Artists who started the new crop of Zambian music such as JK, Danny and others. In those days, their albums sold for a lot of money and Piracy was not rampant but now albums are sold for peanuts.

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Ntwale: Tell me a bit about yourself?

Jamaican Fame: I have lived in the Copperbelt before in Kitwe, to be specific in Nkana East. I completed my secondary education in 2007 at Mukuba High School. Back then, I used to play football with some friends and when not playing football, we would go to watch movies at Metro One Cinema. On Saturdays we used to go to church because I am a Seventh Day Adventist.

Ntwale: When were you born?

Jamaican Fame: I was born on the 11th of September in 1992 at Kitwe Central Hospital.

Ntwale: How many are you in your family?

Jamaican Fame: We are only five in our family.

Ntwale: When did you start your music career, you seem so young?

Jamaican Fame: I started my music career in 2008. I started recording in 2009 at Chikwa Records back in Kitwe.

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Jamaican Fame Ntwale: What should Zambian music be about in your view?

Jamaican Fame: Zambian music is all about educating and entertaining people. Without these then an Artist is no fit to be in the industry. People learn from what we sing.

Ntwale: What is your strategy as an Artist?

Ntwale: Which Studios have you worked with so far?

Jamaican Fame: My strategy is to direct people in the right direction. I try to educate people through music and highlight issues that are affecting us everyday in our lives. My strategy is basically to be a conscious Artist.

Jamaican Fame: I have only worked with Chikwa Records so far.

Ntwale: Which Artist would you want to work with on your second Album?

Ntwale: Which Studio would you want to wok with at the moment and why?

Jamaican Fame: On my second album I would want to work with Slap D, Runnel, Dandy Krazy, Tommy D, Judy, Macky 2, Mampi and P-Jay.

Jamaican Fame: I would want to work with Romaside Studios because I like their music Productions.

Ntwale: Why did you decide to call yourself Jamaican Fame and not Zambian Fame?

Jamaican Fame: I decided to call myself Jamaican Fame because I love Fame and I like wearing the colors of the Jamaican flag which are red, yellow and green. I love Jamaica and love Fame.

Ntwale: What are your views on Zambian music?

Jamaican Fame: I see Zambian music improving. People right now are making money through music and I think I will first gain Fame and then make money because without Fame, you cant make money and that’s why I am Jamaican Fame!

Ntwale: So what else do you do apart from music?

Jamaican Fame: So far nothing else apart from music because I am trying to make music my career.

Ntwale: Have you done any live Shows so far?

Jamaican Fame: Yeah, I did one in the Copperbelt alongside Chester, Dr Love and Dalisoul. The Show was good. I had a friend with me “Great Pharaoh” who was backing me.

Ntwale: Any last words to your fans?

Jamaican Fame: To my fans, look out for my Album.

It will be out soon under Juwels Entertainment. I am trying to introduce teen music in the industry. Hope people love the Album.

Listen to 4 of his songs from his Album ‘ninalakwa chani? My life on the Free CD in the Magazine.

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The GAMING Zone the page for all things gaming In Gears of War 2, the human Coalition of Ordered Governments (COG) forces continue their fight against the Locust horde, who are attempting to sink all of the cities on the planet Sera by using a big riftworm to eat the ground beneath them. Sergeant Marcus Fenix leads Delta Squad into the depths of the planet to try to stop the worm from eating but instead they discover the true intent of the Locust actions. The player controls Fenix in the main mission campaign, with the ability to play co-operatively with a second player controlling Fenix’s best friend and fellow Squad member Dominic “Dom” Santiago. The game includes several existing and new multi-player modes including fiveon-five battles between human and Locust forces, and a “Horde” mode that challenges Gears of War 2 is a third-person up to five players against waves of Locust shooter video game developed by forces with ever-increasing strength. New Epic Games with lead design by Cliff weapons and game-play mechanics such Bleszinski, and published by Micro- as “hockey fights” and the ability to use soft Game Studios for the Xbox 360. downed foes as “meat-shields” were added It is the second installment of the to the game.

Gears of War series. The game was officially released in North America, On its release weekend, Gears of War 2 the United Kingdom, and Australia sold over two million copies, and within on November 12, 2008. The game two months of release, had sold four milexpands technically on the previous lion copies. It was the seventh best selling game by using a heavily - modified video game of 2009 and received several Unreal 3 Engine. The development accolades. The game received similar praise team also brought in comic book as its predecessor, with the new game-play writer Joshua Ortega to help write the and multi-player modes seen as outstanding plot for the game. additions.

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WINNIE MANDELA A Heroine who has never been Praised. Why? Winnie Madikizela-Mandela (born Nomzamo Winifred Zanyiwe Madikizela; 26 September 1936) is a South African politician who has held several government positions and headed the African National Congress Women’s League. She is currently a member of the ANC’s National Executive Committee. Although still married to Nelson Mandela at the time of his becoming president of South Africa in May 1994, she was never the first lady of South Africa, as the couple had separated two years earlier after it was revealed that Winnie had been un-faithful during Nelson’s incarceration.

Their divorce was finalized on 19 March 1996.

As a controversial activist, she is popular among her supporters, who refer to her as the ‘Mother of the Nation’, yet reviled by others, mostly due to her alleged involvement in several human rights abuses, including the kidnap, torture and murder of 14-year old ANC activist Stompie Moeketsi, in 1989. In March 2009, the Independent Electoral Commission ruled that Winnie Mandela, who was selected as an ANC candidate, could run in the April 2009 general election, despite having a fraud conviction.

Early life: Her Xhosa name is Nomzamo. Nomzamo means “trial (having a hard time in life)”. She was born in the village of eMbongweni, in the Pondo region of what is now South Africa’s Eastern Cape Province. She held a number of jobs in various parts of what was then the Bantustan of Transkei, including with the Transkei government, living at various times in Bizana, Shawbury and Johannesburg.

She met lawyer and anti-apartheid activist Nelson Mandela in 1957. They were married in 1958 and had two daughters, Zenani (also called Zeni) (born.1959) and Zindzi (born.1960). In June 2010, Winnie was treated for shock after the death of her great-granddaughter, Zenani, who was killed in a car accident on the eve of the opening of South Africa’s World Cup. Despite restrictions on education of blacks during apartheid, Winnie earned a degree in social work from the Jan Hofmeyer School in Johannesburg, and several years later earned a Bachelor’s degree in international relations from the University of Witwatersrand, also in Johannesburg. She is also a qualified Social Worker.

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Apartheid: Winnie emerged as a leading opponent of the white minority rule government during the later years of her husband’s long imprisonment (August 1963 – February 1990). For many of those years, she was exiled to the town of Brandfort in the Orange Free State and confined to the area, except for the times she was allowed to visit her husband at the prison on Robben Island. Beginning in 1969, she spent eighteen months in solitary confinement at Pretoria Central Prison.

During the 1980s as well as the early 1990s, she attracted immense national and international media attention and was interviewed by many foreign journalists as well as national journalists such as Jani Allan, then Leading Columnist of the South African Sunday Times.

In a leaked letter to Jacob Zuma in October 2008, resigned President of South Africa Thabo Mbeki alluded to the role the ANC created for her in the anti-apartheid struggle: ‘‘In the context of the global struggle for the release of political prisoners in our country, our movement took a deliberate decision to profile Nelson Mandela as the representative personality of these prisoners, and therefore to use his personal political biography, including the persecution of his then wife, Winnie Mandela, dramatically to present to the world and the South African community the brutality of the apartheid system’’.

More on this story in the next edition.

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Technology Views Windows Operating Systems Windows 7, Vista or Windows XP. Which version of Windows is right for you?

WHICH OS is Ideal For You? Windows 7, Vista or XP? The answer depends on more than you might think. Just because Windows Vista is the newest full version available doesn’t automatically make it the perfect fit. Similarly, Windows 7 is the most flexible Microsoft OS (operating system) to date, but some users will have ample reason to stick with Vista or Windows XP until Windows 7 is on store shelves. A lot depends on what you are using your computer for and on which type of computer you’re using. Gamer’s, media authors, travel-inclined business people and casual web surfers all have different priorities and will want to choose Operating Systems accordingly.

VISTA Microsoft will never fully own up to just how bumpy Vista’s release was. The young debutante Vista was demanding, awkward and aggravating. But just because Vista was a failure at release doesn’t mean it was a bad operating system. With Microsoft’s continued patching and the release of the Vista Service Pack 1, the OS matured into a highly functional, if resource-hungry, interface ideal for most users. Many users will be comfortable using Vista well after Windows 7 is available.

KEY FEATURES INCLUDE: • • • • •

Windows Media Center.

Advanced protection from malware.

Parental control options.

Windows sidebar.

Real time searches.

WINDOWS XP

Despite the fact that XP has been around for years, it is relatively forgiving on older machines and netbooks.

XP continues to have a great reputation amongst gamers due to its low impact idling and compatibility with both old and new programs. Users with specific multiWe’ve provided a brief outline of the basic features media demands that don’t want to upgrade their hardand key uses of Windows 7, Vista and Windows XP to ware will find XP an appealing alternative to the more give you an idea of which OS is right for you. demanding Vista. While XP will no longer be sold after the release of Windows 7, Microsoft has committed to MICROSOFT WINDOWS 7 providing support for the OS until 2014.

Windows 7 has hit the computer world with a bang and is turning heads around the world. From the time Windows 7 was in its beta form, until its release in October, Microsoft has made sure that this operating system was up to par. One thing that stands out about Windows 7 is the ability to personalize and make it your own, alongside this comes new and advanced features such as Snap, Shake, Pin, Windows Search and much more. We are in a new age so a new fresh interface and look of Windows 7 are welcome changes, especially compared to the more resource-hungry and less innovative operation of Vista.

KEY FEATURES INCLUDE: • Plug and play capability with hardware and peripheral devices.

• Completely customizable task bar.

• Jump lists.

• Homegroup networking.

• Low memory footprint.

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KEY FEATURES INCLUDE: • • • •

Fast boot up time.

Driver rollback.

Low system requirements.

Low memory footprint.

What to Look For in a Windows Operating System?

When considering a new Windows operating system it is most important to think about how you intend to use the computer. After deciding your computer’s primary function, you will need to decide what kind of networking and administrations tools you need and the level of security you desire

Below are the criteria TopTen REVIEWS used to evaluate Windows Operating Systems: Home and Office Use The operating system in terms of how well it supports general home use; for example, should have basic Internet security and be easy to use. OS’s for office or business use, need sophisticated internet security, the capacity to network and ought to include administration tools.

Multimedia Use Some OS’s are designed to entertain, these can play/record television, burn DVD’s and can support HD video and music without supplementary software.

Security All OS’s should provide frequently updated security features such as firewalls, pop-up blockers, anti-virus and anti-spyware software and more. OS’s for business or network use require additional security and administrator tools.

Networking Business and home OS’s can be used in a network. These systems should offer administration tools and security.

Ease of Use All OS’s should be straight forward.

Technical Help/Support Since OS’s perform numerous functions, above average support is needed. Generally, Microsoft offers more support choices to its business customers and mostly self-guided support for individuals.

NELSON MANDELA Labeled a Terrorist in his Day But a Saint Today

Celebrating Men

Nelson Mandela first joined the African National Congress as a student in 1942, working toward the goal of emancipation from Apartheid. Well known for spending 27 years behind bars before emerging in 1990 and becoming President of the ANC. In 1993, he was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize and then served as President of South Africa from 1994-1999.

Birth date: He was born July 18, 1918, in the district of Umtata.

His family homestead remains at rural Qunu today.

Born Rolihlahla Mandela into a branch of the Thembu dynasty, he was given the name Nelson by a teacher at age 7.

Personal life: Married three times: First, to Evelyn Ntoko Mase, with whom he had two sons and two daughters. They divorced after 13 years together. Second, to Winnie Madikizela-Mandela, with whom he had two daughters. They divorced in 1996. Third, to Graca Machel, widow of Mozambique President Samora Machel, in 1998. The two are still married.

Political affiliation: African National Congress, a Democratic Socialist Party founded in 1912.

Career: Intent on becoming a lawyer, he became involved in the resistance movement against Apartheid while studying at University College of Fort Hare, where he was suspended for participating in a protest. (He would later study for and receive a bachelor’s degree in law during his decades behind bars.) Imprisoned on charges including sabotage, Mandela spent 27 years behind bars until released by President F.W. de Klerk, who had just replaced Apartheid supporter P.W. Botha. Upon his election as President, Mandela made de Klerk his first deputy in a Government of National Unity.

Future: Mandela retired from political life in 1999, at which point he was succeeded by Thabo Mbeki in the South African Presidency. He continues to reap awards, honors, and accolades from around the globe for his leadership and lifetime achievements. On his 90th birthday, he appealed for the rich to give greater assistance to the poor. “There are many people in South Africa who are rich and who can share those riches with those not so fortunate who have not been able to conquer poverty,” he said. Unemployment at the time of this statement stood at about 40 percent in South Africa. He turned 92 years this year.

Quote: “I dream of an Africa which is in Peace with itself. I dream of the realization of unity of Africa whereby its leaders, some of whom are highly competent and experienced, can unite in their efforts to improve and to solve the problems of Africa.” -- quoted from a year 2000 interview with National Geographic.

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During the Second World War, the island was fortified and guns were installed as part of the defences for Cape Town.

List of former prisoners held at Robben Island:

ROBBEN ISLAND Mandela’s Home for 27 years ROBBEN ISLAND (Afrikaans Robbeneiland) is an island in Table Bay, seven kilometres off the coast of Cape Town, South Africa. The name is Dutch for “seal island”. Robben Island is roughly oval in shape, 3.3 km long north-south, and 1.9 km wide, with an area of 5.07 km². It is flat and only a few metres above sea level, as a result of an ancient erosion event. The island is composed of Pre-cambrian metamorphic rocks belonging to the Malmesbury Group. It is of particular note as it was here that future President of South Africa and Nobel Laureate Nelson Mandela and future South African President Kgalema Motlanthe, alongside many other political prisoners, spent decades imprisoned during the apartheid era. Current South African President Jacob Zuma was also imprisoned there for ten years.

History Since the end of the 17th century, Robben Island has been used to isolate certain people — mainly political prisoners. Its first prisoner was probably Harry die strandloper in the mid 17th century. Amongst its early permanent inhabitants were political leaders from various Dutch colonies, including Indonesia.

After a failed uprising at Grahamstown in 1819, the fifth of the Xhosa Wars, the British colonial government sentenced African leader Makanda Nxele to life imprisonment on the island . He drowned on the shores of Table Bay after escaping the prison.

The island was also used as a leper colony and animal quarantine station. Starting in 1845, lepers from the Hemel-en-Aarde leper colony near Caledon were moved to Robben Island when Hemel-en-Aarde was found un-suitable as a leper colony. Initially this was done on a voluntary basis and the lepers were free to leave the island if they so wished.

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* Autshumato, one of the first freedom fighters against colonialism * Dennis Brutus, former activist and poet * Patrick Chamusso, former activist of the African National Congress * Laloo Chiba, former accused at Little Rivonia Trial * Eddie Daniels, author and activist * Jerry Ekandjo, Namibian politician * Nceba Faku, former Metro Mayor of Port Elizabeth * Petrus Iilonga, Namibian trade unionist, freedom fighter and politician * Ahmed Kathrada, former Rivonia Trialist and long-serving prisoner * Gamzo Mandierd, activist * Billy Nair, former Rivonia Trialist and ANC/SACP leader * Langalibalele, one of the first freedom fighters against colonialism * Mosiuoa Lekota, imprisoned in 1974, President and Leader of the Congress of the People * Mac Maharaj, former accused at Little Rivonia Trial * Nelson Mandela, African National Congress leader and former President of South Africa * Chief Maqoma, former chief who died on the island in 1873 * Makana, one of the first freedom fighters against colonialism * Michael Matsobane, leader of Young African Religious Movement. Sentenced at Bethal in 1979; released by PW Botha in 1987. * Jeff Masemola, the first prisoner sentenced to life imprisonment in the apartheid era * Amos Masondo, current Mayor of Johannesburg * Govan Mbeki, father of former President of South Africa Thabo Mbeki. Govan was sentenced to life in 1963 but was released from Robben Island in 1987 by PW Botha * Wilton Mkwayi, former accused at Little Rivonia Trial * Murphy Morobe, Soweto Uprising student leader * Sayed Adurohman Moturu, the Muslim Iman who was exiled on the island and died there in 1754 * Griffiths Mxenge, a South African Lawyer and member of the African National Congress * M.D. Naidoo, a South African lawyer and member of the African National Congress * John Nkosi Serving life but released by PW Botha in 1987 * Nongqawuse, the Xhosa prophet responsible for the Cattle Killing * Maqana Nxele, former Xhosa prophet who drowned while trying to escape * George Peake * John Nyathi Pokela, co-founder and former chairman of the PAC * Joe Seremane, current chairperson of the Democratic Alliance. * Tokyo Sexwale, businessman and aspirant leader of the African National Congress * Walter Sisulu, former ANC struggle hero * Robert Sobukwe, former leader of the PAC * Andimba Toivo ya Toivo, Namibian politician * Jacob Zuma, President of South Africa and leader of the African National Congress Drop in your comments on this topic to the Editor

Feature

The 2010 FIFA World Cup

The 2010 FIFA World Cup was the 19th FIFA World Cup, which is the world championship for men’s national association football teams. It took place in South Africa from 11 June to 11 July 2010. The bidding process for hosting the tournament finals was open only to African nations; in 2004, the international football federation, FIFA, selected South Africa over Egypt and Morocco to become the first African nation to host the finals.

The matches were played in ten stadiums in nine host cities around the country, with the final played at the Soccer City stadium in South Africa’s largest city, Johannesburg.

Thirty-two teams were selected for participation via a worldwide qualification tournament that began in August 2007. In the first round of the tournament finals, the teams competed in round-robin groups of four teams for points, with the top two teams in each group proceeding. These sixteen teams advanced to the knockout stage, where three rounds of play decided which teams would participate in the final.

In the final, Spain, the European champions, defeated third-time finalists the Netherlands 1–0 after extra time, with Andrés Iniesta’s goal in the 116th minute giving Spain their first world title, the first time that a European nation has won the tournament outside its home continent. Host nation South Africa, 2006 world champions Italy and 2006 runners-up France were eliminated in the first round of the tournament.

The 2010 finals amplified international public awareness of the Vuvuzela, a long horn blown by fans throughout matches. Many World Cup competitors complained about the noise caused by the Vuvuzela horns, including France’s Patrice Evra, who blamed the horns for the team’s poor performance. Other critics include Lionel Messi, who complained that the sound of the Vuvuzela’s hampers communication among players on the pitch and broadcasting companies, which complained that commentators’ voices were being drowned out by the sound.

Others watching on television complained that the ambient audio feed from the stadium only contained the sounds of the Vuvuzela’s and the natural sounds of people in the stands were drowned out. ESPN and other networks took steps to minimise the ambient noise on their broadcasts. The BBC also investigated the possibility of offering broadcasts without Vuvuzela noise.

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Reviews

Books - Music - Movies Our Rating: 100%

Author: Barack Obama Book: Dreams from My Father: a Story of Race and Inheritance Genre: Auto-biography

This is the book to read if you want to understand Obama’s personal background and how it forms his character. Through reading it, I have felt like I know the man personally because he writes so clearly and truthfully. The book was written while he was still only an obscure State Senator -- written in his spare time, without a ghost writer, while struggling to make ends meet on a State Senator’s salary. Therefore it is an honest portrait, made before Obama even intended to run for the US Senate, much less for President.

Obama spent several years of his childhood living abroad -- four years in Indonesia. In addition, he maintains contact with his paternal family in Kenya (where, during his 2007 visit, he also was greeted as a hero). And his birthplace and home of his grand parents and half-sister is Hawaii, arguably the most international of the fifty states. This un-usual auto-biography offers fascinating insight into what shaped the life of the man.

Our Rating : 70%

Artist: Jmaican Fame Label: Juwels Entertainment Album: Ninalakwa Chani? My Life Release Month: September 2010 Genre: R&B/Reggae/Hip Hop CD’S Manufactured By: Juwel Designs And Prints/Courtesy of Juwels Entetainment Undoubtedly this is an impressive Album as a first project. It has a lot of original ideas and beats which make this album stand out. Jamaican Fame has indeed aimed at making himself known with this album. Its different from the many Zambian albums as it has a sort of Ghanian-Nigerian feel to it.

Chikwa Records has used live instruments on this album, a direction which most Studios are going nowadays which is very good. He features new-comers to the game such as Luv Child, Kolli - Naira, Will Drops, Great Pharoah and Esther. Buy yourself a copy at a hood near you.

Our Rating: 80%

Director: Joe Carnahan Writers (WGA): Joe Carnahan & Brian Bloom Genre: Action | Adventure | Thriller Tagline: There Is No Plan B Plot: A group of Iraq War veterans looks to clear their name with the U.S. military, who suspect the four men of committing a crime for which they were framed.

Plot Keywords: Prison | Soldier | Military | Bank | CIA Overkill is under-rated. One of the many motto’s Colonel John Hannibal Smith throws around whilst hatching his brilliant plans, dispensing them like his insightful wisdom increases the chances of success. A motto director Joe Carnahan has taken to heart in making ‘The A-Team’. A smart move, as complete and un-compromising exaggeration appears to be exactly what the format asked for. Especially since the translation of TV shows to the big screen has proved to be no easy task. Just look at ‘Miami Vice’, which pretty much bombed despite the presence of Michael Mann, the director/producer who created the original series, or the near criminal trashing MacGuyver recently received by the hands of questionable farce ‘MacGruber’. In a world so significantly different from the mideighties, the severely under-paid and hopelessly dated missions of the four fugitives could have very much been out of place as well. The re-incarnation by the hands of Carnahan however, avoids many of the pit-falls that the out-dated format has to offer. For one, the director has brought the well known premise of the series to the present. Vietnam has been replaced by Iraq and the bad attitude of Bosco Baracus is not the only thing that makes the four-some dangerous: the happy-go-lucky stance of a team that rarely asked for enemy casualties has been replaced by an attitude that better suits a group of elite soldiers.

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