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R160 million to address power cuts in Mthatha

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HE King Sabatha Dalindyebo Municipality has set aside R160million for the stabilisation of electricity in Mthatha.

The fast-growing town is known for its power cuts, which the municipality has always blamed on the old, decaying infrastructure and the influx of people.

KSD mayor Nonkoliso Ngqongwa addresses the audience while announcing the electricity project in Mthatha last week. PHOTO: SIM MDLEDLE

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The power cuts were there even before load-shedding and immensely affected business in the town.

The new step is part of the implementation of the municipality’s electricity master plan and Vision 2030, in which it is working in cooperation with the provincial treasury.

Announcing the project at the Mthatha Stadium on Wednesday last week, mayor Nonkoliso Ngqongwa said it was the result of broad consultations with the community of this area.

“Mthatha will remain the centre of the former Transkei, which caters for a population of four million,” she said.

“We really appreciate the patience of the people of KSD while we were still in the planning stage and things at that time were not going according to plan. This project must change the lives of the people.”

Ngqongwa urged the business community of Mthatha to support the project, for which she said the service providers had already been appointed.

She also disclosed that they were working with the Department of Minerals and Energy to fast-track the supply of electricity in the locations, and in particular the Mqanduli localities.

She also called on the people of KSD to put up with the power cuts that would take place as they would be necessary to ensure a long-term solution in the entire municipality.

Vuyisile Ntlabathi, chairperson of the business chamber in the OR Tambo region, said the initiative was a good move and would change the face of Mthatha.

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Department fails to honour its promise BABALWA NDLANYA PUPILS and teachers at Sikhobeni Senior Primary School in Qumbu are still waiting for the Department of Education to honour its promise to provide them with toilets.

This old toilet was used by teachers at Sikhobe­ ni, but they can no longer use it because of its condition.

PHOTO: BABALWA NDLANYA

In July last year, Express published a report about the problem they are facing and the department promised to assist them, but nothing has happened.

Teachers and pupils still have to relieve themselves in the bushes.

Principal Ntomboxolo Nondaka said she had arrived at the school in 2013.

As far as she knew the school had been built by parents in 1983.

“Our school is a mud structure, it has only four classrooms and we are forced to combine classes because we don’t have any alternative,” Nondaka said.

They had tried several times to speak with the department, but there was still no solution. Grade R and Grade 1 pupils are combined in one classroom because there is a shortage of classrooms.

Making matters worse was that other children in the community were forced to go to another nearby school.

Travelling to this school was dangerous for the children as they had to cross two

Grade R and Grade 1 pupils are combined in one classroom at Sikhobe­ ni because there is a shortage of classrooms.

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rivers.

Provincial Department of Education spokesperson Malibongwe Mtima asked the Express to e-mail him questions before

he commented.

Questions were sent to him about a week ago, but no response had been received at time of going to print.

Task team highlights student registration challenges REPORTER THE presidential task team which was set up to investigate and make recommendations on the short-term student-funding challenges at universities has submitted its report to President Jacob Zuma.

The presidency said the task team had reported on possible solutions to the immediate funding challenges at universities.

“The task team also had to look at the implementation of the agreement on the zero-percent fee increment for the 2016 academic year, and the shortfall in National Student Financial Aid

Scheme (NSFAS) funding for students registered in the 2013, 2014 and 2015 academic years,” the presidency said. The task team had needed to advise on a short-term plan to mitigate against possible student protests and unrest at the start of the 2016 academic year.

The task team had identified four key factors that could lead to potential protests early this year which universities needed to prepare for.

The factors included students protesting against the up-front fee or registration payments at the start of the academic year.

Students could take to the streets because of the NSFAS shortfall, which refers to accumulated student debt accrued by students who quali-

fied for NSFAS loans but were either unfunded or underfunded due to insufficient funds over the period 2013 to 2015, and therefore had accrued university debt.

Students could be unhappy about the funding challenges experienced by those who did not qualify for NSFAS funding because their income was above the NSFAS threshold.

Students could also protest about the increased demand for academic spaces by firsttime students and previous financial drop-outs in the university system.

The presidency said the committee had made a number of short-term recommendations to address financial challenges, as well as a range of

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short- to medium-term recommendations to address other issues discussed in the report.

The short-term recommendations on funding include the short-term solution for the zero-percent fee increment.

“An amount of R2.3-billion will be made available to address this shortfall. The government and universities will make contributions towards addressing the shortfall.”

Another recommendation was that up-front fee and registration payments should be implemented across the system for those who could afford to pay.

“Students who meet the NSFAS means test should not be required to pay upfront payments,” the presidency said.

The NSFAS shortfall has been quantified at R4.582-billion. The report recommends that R2.543-billion of this amount must be made available from the fiscus, in the form of loans to provide short-term debt relief to 71 753 students who were funded inadequately or were unable to access financial aid over the 2013 to 2015 academic years.

“The further R2.039-billion is required in the 2016/17 financial year to ensure that currently unfunded continuing students receive NSFAS support in the 2016 academic year.

“This amount will also be made available through reprioritisation from the fiscus.”

Zuma voiced his appreciation to the task team for the intensive work they had undertaken in less than two months.

“I believe the recommendations will assist all of us as we pursue our mission to ensure that no poor, academically deserving student is denied access to higher education and training, and that affordable higher education for all is achieved, while ensuring sustainable quality public higher education provisioning.

“I will soon announce the members of the commission that will look at, among others, the introduction of free higher education to improve access for the children of the poor and the working class,” he said.

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Mayor outlines plan to fix ‘city of potholes’ SIMBONGILE MDLEDLE MTHATHA is well-known throughout South Africa as the city of potholes, but King Sabatha Dalindyebo Municipality mayor Nonkoliso Ngqongwa has vowed to attend to them this year.

Ngqongwa made this promise in Mthatha recently while the municipality was outlining its plan to change the face of the town.

Her announcement followed an

outcry from motorists about the gigantic potholes which damaged their tyres.

There are potholes both in town and many of the outskirts.

“We are gradually attending to the potholes in Mthatha, but the challenge is that with most of the roads it goes beyond patching the potholes. The roads need to be resurfaced.

“That is what we are looking at and in no time potholes will be something of the past.

A WOMAN and her boyfriend drowned while trying to cross the rain-swollen Mzimvubu River near Libode early on Monday last week.

They were Nomnikelo Soyiko (21) and Bonginkosi Somnewu (27) from Maqhinebeni village in Libode. A man, who was searching for the couple in the river, Bhintinti Bhulu (27), was also washed away.

Soyiko had been visiting

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Somnewu on the other side of the river and had been on her way home when they drowned.

Mthatha police spokesman Lieutenant-Colonel Mzukisi Fatyela said police divers from East London had been called the same day, but had been unable to find the bodies because of the large volume of water.

The Daily Dispatch reports that Somnewu’s body was found when the search continued on Tuesday, while the bodies of Soyiko and Bhulu were found on Wednesday.

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Man drowns while searching for couple in Mzimvubu River SIMBONGILE MDLEDLE

“I have heard that some drivers call my name, ‘Nonkoliso!!’, when they hit a pothole as a way of conveying their message to the leadership, so that the leadership can take action.

“That is not a problem because the doors are open for the people of KSD to submit their complaints.”

She revealed that they had spent R12-million on their own plant and that would assist in the battle to end potholes in the town.

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AN Mthatha traditional surgeon was arrested at his home in Upper Qweqwe location on Monday morning in connection with the alleged possession of a large amount of drugs.

The arrest followed an operation conducted by members of the Mthatha dog unit which was started on Wednesday last week.

The surgeon is well known in the Qweqwe area and has circumcised hundreds of boys.

He is expected to appear in the Mthatha Magistrate’s Court soon.

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mandrax and tik. It is alleged that the police found three big bags of dagga, a suitcase containing dagga, 53 envelopes of dagga, tik and R3 454 cash. The police have confirmed the arrest.

OR Tambo Initiation Forum chairperson Gcobani Tyali strongly condemned the incident, stating that drugs posed a big problem in their attempts to curb the deaths of initiates.

“It is disappointing and shocking and we need to stand up and fight this.

“If traditional surgeons continue misleading our children by feeding them drugs, we are fighting an unwinnable battle.

“We need to sensitise the community to become our watchful eyes on

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the conduct of the iingcibi during the off season,” Tyali said.

He made a call for the licence of this surgeon to be taken away and said he must not be given any chance to circumcise again.

Parents were fuming after hearing that a surgeon had been in possession of drugs.

Nomasizethi Boyce said: “We expected this because our children come back totally changed, meaning that they were fed with drugs on the mountain.

“Even if your child goes there not drinking, he will come back heavily drinking and smoking.

“So it means the drug lords use these surgeons to sell the drugs to our children.”

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Traditional Initiation Forum aims for zero initiate deaths BUNTU GOTYWA THE OR Tambo Traditional Initiation Forum says it is disappointed about the death of six initiates during the 2015 summer initiation season as it is fighting for zero deaths.

The Traditional Initiation Forum presented its summer 2015 report to municipal officials, surgeons, police and other stakeholders last week.

PHOTO: BUNTU GOTYWA

Six others lost their manhood through amputation. A total of 7 972 boys took part in the initiation season.

The figures were presented by the forum at a meeting in the OR Tambo Hall on Wednesday last week.

Forum district manager Chief Gcobani Tyali said OR Tambo was doing all it could to save the lives of initiates.

“We found that the cause of many deaths is dehydration. No cases of assault were found this

past season,” he said.

“We have been distributing bottles of water to the initiation schools, only to find out that the men in charge of the schools help themselves to the water rather than giving it to the initiates.”

Tyali said although the number of deaths had decreased, there were still the major problems of illegal initiation schools, self-circumcisions and fraudulent certificates.

Tyali also praised their working relationship with the Department of Health, which assisted with vehicles and doctors during the monitoring of initiation schools.

The meeting last week was attended by chiefs, traditional surgeons, the police and municipal officials.

The municipality said a more

proactive approach was still needed to curb the death of initiates.

It said it planned to make the forum a strong point when it came to initiation.

During the meeting it also emerged that the municipality was putting in place plans to dedicate an office solely to the Traditional Initiation Forum.

The office will also be responsible for arranging summits that will include chiefs.

Chief Zanoxolo Mjoji of the forum said the work towards zero deaths and amputations for the June initiation season had already begun. “We must do something about people who illegally go to imitation schools. We must first declare the initiation season open before anyone can undergo the tradition,” he said.

Residents plan march against bail for alleged killer of sisters BABALWA NDLANYA RESIDENTS of Mgojweni locality in Willowvale and members of Sonke Gender Justice are planning to march to the Willowvale Magistrate’s Court to ask the court not to grant bail to Thando Mgobhozi (21).

Mgobhozi was arrested in connection with the murder of Cordelia Koli (16) and her sister Siyamthanda Koli (12).

The case was postponed until today for further investigation.

One of the residents, Zalisile “Sweetmama” Marwanqana, said they had decided to give support to the Koli family after this incident.

The two girls were brutally murdered while they were returning home at 2am after a traditional ceremony at a nearby homestead.

“We want these incidents to stop because now our locality has a bad name among other communities,” Maranqana said.

“There are so many incidents happening in our area.”

He said the residents had decided to

stand up and had hosted meetings with the aim of finding a solution.

Among the things they discussed was that Imiguyo must not be done by community members.

“The boy must just go to the initiation school only, and when the family is doing his traditional ceremony, they must know that by five o’clock all people will go home to avoid incidents.”

He added that shebeens were not allowed in the area because that was where lot of people were murdered.

Mgobhozi briefly appeared before

Willowvale Magistrate Court, but was not asked to plead.

The sister’s bodies were found by a man in a plantation forest about 3km away from the homestead where the traditional ceremony took place.

Sonke Gender Justice spokesperson Patrick Godana said “we will not tolerate the behaviour of people who kill other people and we will make sure that we support this family.

“We want to prioritise this case as one that is very serious in our country and that is why we will make sure we support this family until the case is fi-

nalised,” Godana said.

Police spokesperson Captain Jackson Manatha said it was suspected that the girls had been raped before they were murdered.

He said the suspect had also been at the traditional ceremony and had allegedly followed the girls.

“Their cellphones were also missing. Both of them had stab wounds in their upper bodies.

“The matter was reported to the Willowvale police detectives, who worked hard and arrested the suspect,” Manatha said.

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Matatiele girl is contestant in Face of SA SIMBONGILE MDLEDLE A BEAUTY from Matatiele is among 100 contestants nominated to compete in the Face of South Africa competition this year - and she needs your vote.

Phelisa Mini will be competing with other beautiful girls from throughout South Africa.

To vote for her, just SMS JT90 to 47018.

Phelisa is a 15-year-old grade 11 pupil at King Edward High School in Matatiele.

After receiving the news of her selection, Phelisa said: “I feel so privileged to be given the opportunity of standing the chance to be the Face of South Africa.

“I also realise this is not an opportunity to throw away and that it is something to take very seriously.

“It is not every day that one gets this opportunity and therefore I feel determined and grateful,” she said.

She expressed her gratitude to the organisers, Pageants South Africa, for giving her this opportunity.

She also thanked her family for supporting her in all her efforts in the modelling industry

Phelisa Mini. PHOTO: SUPPLIED and God for putting forward such an opportunity.

She urged people throughout South Africa to vote for her so that she could realise her dream of becoming the face of this country.

Her father, Mzamo, stressed that the family would support their daughter all the way and were appealing to the whole of SA to vote for. “By voting for her you will lift up the flag of this province, so that is why the people of this province need to be fully behind her,” Mini said.

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Miso Mvalo and Sipho Mtshazi were captured by the Express crew enjoying themselves at a party in Mthatha.

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School uniform for Mthatha future golfers MORE than 20 kids from disadvantaged areas in Mthatha were beneficiaries of school uniform and stationery from Andile Nontso Foundation.

The foundation is in a partnership with OR Tambo district municipality and is responsible for golf development and education of kids from poor backgrounds.

The beneficiaries are all part of the foundation’s golf development for kids between the ages of 9 and 15. The kids come from areas such as Joe Slovo, Mandela, Phola Park and Zone 14.

Foundation founder and CEO Andile Nontso says their mission is to mix sport and education and has a dream of seeing more KSD municipality kids involved in sports.

He says the foundation raises money through

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fundraising and support from companies in and around the OR Tambo region.

“We want to play a positive role in these kids’ lives and encourage them be involved in sport.

“We are encouraging the culture of giving among people with money.

“We have more than 20 youngsters from disadvantaged areas and we targeted golf as it is a sport to which not many black people are exposed,” said Nontso.

Business people as well as officials of the OR Tambo municipality and the education department took part in the event during which the school uniforms were handed over at the Mthatha golf club.

OR Tambo executive mayor Nomakhosazana Meth thanked the foundation for prioritising

education and health.

She said the foundation is doing a great job in extending a hand in motivating the kids and said her municipality is aligned with the foundation all the way.

Education Provincial deputy director and community liaison officer Nyameka Mgijima said people need to be aware that education is a societal matter and needs many stakeholders partaking in development.

“We want to see more people working towards increasing education and we hope with this initiative, more people join in.

He said children from poor homes are affected negatively at school and schools need this kind of support in developing communities.

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Liqour Board opens office in Maluti REPORTER IN an endeavour to promote access to its services, the Eastern Cape Liquor Board (ECLB) opened a new service office in Maluti on December 1.

Spokesperson Mgwebi Msiya said the office provided a service to people from the surrounding areas of Maluti, Matatiele, Cederville, Bizana, Mount Fletcher and Mount Ayliff. “For everyone seeking assistance in relation to liquor licence applications or any matter pertaining to liquor trading, this office is readily available to provide all such services from Monday to Friday between 8am and 4.30pm,�

Msiya said.

He added that the board prided itself on providing excellent service to its clients. For a long time people from these areas had struggled to access these services as they had had travel to Mthatha, he said.

Liquor traders around Maluti can renew their liquor licences and submit queries as well at the new office.

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Hard two months for WoF staff in E Cape REPORTER THE Working on Fire programme has been hard at work during the past two months with its firefighters busy fighting fires across the country.

Eastern Cape spokesperson Nthabiseng Mokone said that since December firefighters had provided fire-suppression services to authorities in battling nine intense veld fires throughout the province.

The province has 13 buses, four Semil trucks, three strike units, two fire tankers and 13 bakkies Working on Fire draws its firefighters from the poorest of the poor.

They go through extensive training, and are characterised by their fitness, discipline and exceptional work ethic and bravery.

Many of these firefighters, who spend days and nights on end fighting fires, come from impoverished communities.

She said that through their employment in the Working on Fire programme as an extension of the government’s Expanded Public Works Programme they had been given an opportunity to earn a living and put food on the table.

“Working on Fire is a national veld and forest firefighting resource under the auspices of the Department of Environmental Affairs and it has close to 570 fire fighters based at 22 bases.

“The programme provides veld-fire suppression support to the provinces, disaster management centres, Fire protection associations and landowners like South African National Parks and Cape Nature,” Mokone said.

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Entertainment January 28, 2016 Mthatha Express

Wow!! Impilo yasekasi is not mncaa at all Guys go to ekasi uzakubona abantu ukuba baphanda ngendlela ezininzi and intaka yakha ngoboya benye kau.

We were driving our old Turu-turu down Thembu Road in Ngaru eUTA phela, when we saw three guys. One was grand drunk and it seemed the other two were helping him out. Da maan it was difficult even to go and the two guys were holding him sideways.

Wow!! Kanti bayamphaka. Zathi zakugqiba eza zinto zalala ikona zangathi khange zikhe zimphathe ngezazo izandla. Yes, ukuhamba udakwa de ungazazi nokuba uphi kuza nezo ziqhamo ke.

Zimbethe zashiya nezopokotho ziphumele ngaphandle uyakubona ekuseni ubhuda ukuba ibhemile.

I wonder ebesele obunjani bethu ade abenjeyaya. Perhaps ngabantu benza utywala i-breakfast if not a tea in the morning bumxake ke ngoku kuba bekungekho nto esiswini. Take

from Gesh, kuyatyiwa kuqala phambi kokuba uzithe ngolu bhelu lomsele.

Sometimes marriages turn ugly because of our wrong decisions from the outset I wonder what these boys are going to say xa zivele ziqhamke with a strong headline.

Okay, come closer because we are here as gossip team to teach you how life is on this beautiful lady South Africa ungabhajwa nawe.

Bafethu this is a reality and if you don’t believe it, conduct your own research.

In many marriages that become ugly, along the way there was a hint of bitterness even before in one of the partners but the other one told himself or herself that he/she was going to change and be what he/she wished. Umuntu akatshintshi! If he/she is a drunkard uyakuhlala enjalo.

Angatshintsha okwexeshana efuna kulunge le ayifunayo but when time goes by liyaqala ikakade. A buddy of ours, married a woman three years ago who we knew was out there,

but da maan hoped ukuthi she would change once she married. Ngoku umxakile even though wayembonile ukuba unjalo.

Who is supposed to take the blame because there was a hint that the woman was a whore and she liked the bottle. It’s worse that by the time the guy married her wayesengene deep enqayini. Bhuda, umuntu soze atshintshe nguwe owazicandela umgalala.

Mara anyway, sorry kuba siyazi isidakwa or umntu o-wrong ave ethandeka. Although presently you are still in pain and told yourself you surrendered about her, but one day perhaps your drunkard will come back, but do not tell yourself she will change again.

Mmm, what an embarrassment Dear readers I think it is true ukuthi it’s irritating when your woman stops with other man while you are going together. We also referring to men because nabo abekho msulwa kule nto.

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Bavuma bathi umgosi is telling an honest veracity. Ja. UGesh ebeyozibethela iPizza nomntu wakhe in one of the Pizza restaurants in UTA. Oh!! Bafethu it was not a good sight at all. Le outie is arriving with his girlfriend in the company of another couple. There were two guys sitting alone just chatting.

The woman just stopped and sat with the two guys and she started kissing one of the guys at that table behind the back of her own guy.

Wow!! Yimihlola yini le siyibona apha? And u-sisters wahlala wangasaphinde asuke kanti udibene no-ex wakhe xa sesisiva bethetha and wala nokuba sezocengwa yile ntombazana bebehamba nayo. Waphuma umfethu wahamba ebambelele eshatweni.

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Caiphus Ntante of Caiph Camp, the stable of champions including WBF This is the view of Mthatinternational mini-flyha trainer Madoda “Oneweight Siphosethu “The More-Time” Dyonashe, Gift” Ncisane which Uitenwho looks after the busihage’s Roboshi recently ness interests of World joined in Port Elizabeth.

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Bay’s “Dancing Shoes” RoOver six rounds, Sineboshi in a fight brought tothemba Bam (Cape Town) gether courtesy of Andile will lock horns with Phila Sidinile’s Sijuta Boxing Gola (Mdantsane) in the Promotions in conjunction junior featherweight diviwith Lima Events and Prosion, Morris Lento (Duncan motions and Fireworks Siphamandla “Toy toyi” Baleni.

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