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Residents declare war on high electricity cost SIMBONGILE MDLEDLE

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HE residents of Mthatha West, which comprises Mandela Park, Slovo Park, Chris Hani and Polar Park, had embarked on a massive march last week against the drastic decrease in the number of units they receive when they purchase electricity from service provider Umtiza.

Umtiza is a system that the King Sabatha Dalindyebo (KSD) Municipality is using to sell electricity.

The march proceeded from Mandela Park to Mthatha Freedom Square, where the KSD offi-

ces are situated. The residents were also joined by representatives of different political parties and taxi operators from Mamela taxi rank.

The marchers demanded that the KSD Municipality do not make use of Umtiza and that they would be allowed to purchase electricity directly from Eskom. They acccused Umtiza of “robbing” the residents who are mostly unemployed.

They said that on their applications they requested Eskom electricity, but the municipality installed Umtiza boxes in their homes anyway.

The protesters also called on the municipality to clarify the method they used to calculate the cost of electricity units because the residents

now received far less units for the same amount than they used to in the past.

“This (cost of units) is ridiculous. We are unemployed people. For instance, when I am purchasing electricity for R10, I get only six units which lasts only one day. This is an insult to an unemployed person,” said Mpendulo Mkabeni.

He said the government promised free electricity for the poor, but this was not what the government promised to the South Africans.

“We use electricity for everything, but if we continue like this, many people will end up staying in the dark because we cannot afford the cost of the units,” he said.

One of the organisers of the march, Them-

binkosi Butshingi, threatened that if the municipality failed to meet their demands they would cause havoc in the town.

“We gave the municipality 14 days to respond, and upon failing we will stage a huge strike which will make Mthatha ungovernable,” said Butshingi.

The marchers intended to hand the petition to KSD Mayor Dumani Zozo, but he was not present.

The KSD public safety portfolio head Tsepo Machaea received the petition on behalf of the mayor. He said he will hand it to the mayor so that the matter could be discussed at a council meeting.

Residents of Mthatha West, representatives of different political parties and taxi operators joined in a march against the increase in unit costs of prepaid electricity.

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Police arrest two men for murder BABALWA NDLANYA POLICE from Willowvale arrested two men aged 26 and 30 for the alleged murder of an unknown man at Ngqaqeni Location in Willowvale last week.

Police spokesperson Captain Jackson Manatha said it was alleged that the deceased had a misunderstanding with two suspects.

“The three were passengers in a taxi at Nakazana Village when the incident happened. The two suspects accosted the victim with knives and he jumped out of the taxi,” said Manatha.

He said he died at the scene and the two suspects alighted from the taxi and disappeared. Manatha confirmed that witnesses assisted the police with the identification of the suspects, who were both traced and arrested.

’Witch’ killers receive harsh sentences SIMBONGILE MDLEDLE THE Mthatha High Court, sitting in Ntabankulu, sentenced six residents of Mhlokwana Locality in the district of Mount Frere to life imprisonment after convicting them for killing an elderly woman they accused of practising witchcraft three years ago.

Xoliswa Mampinge Gcadinja (45), Mziwamazizi Patric Zingqi, Fikile Mphahleni (39), Fezekile Ngonongola (38), Sibongile Joseph Gcadinja (51) and Songelo Dyantyi (50) were all sentenced to life imprisonment for murder.

The ringleader of the mob, Xoliswa Gcadinja (45), was sentenced to a further three years on a charge of imputing witchcraft.

The court sentenced the seventh resident, Mamnguni Emma Zingqi (74), to 20 years’ im-

Man sentenced for raping neighbour BABALWA NDLANYA A MAN suspected of raping a girl from Mazikhanye Location was convicted and sentenced to life imprisonment by the Willowvale Regional Magistrate’s Court last week.

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According to evidence presented in court, the deceased and her neighbour had a dispute about the borders of their sites at their village.

A mysterious fire that residents claimed was caused by a witchcraft spell called Vutha, occurred at the deceased neighbour’s homestead following their disagreement.

Gcadinja claimed that the deceased was responsible for the fire and suggested that her house should be burnt and she should be killed.

The mob then went to Chaza’s home and assaulted her severely with stones.

They then poured petrol on her and set her on fire. She died on the scene.

The woman’s daughter was forced to watch.

The mob proceeded to set fire to three of the

The incident happened on January 1 last year. It is alleged that Xolisa Nantsula (33) came across three girls at Mazikhanye Locality, and chased them.

He caught the victim who was only 16 when the incident happened. Police spokes-

person Captain Jackson Manatha confirmed the incident, stating that the two other girls managed to run away.

“He stabbed the victim and later raped her.

“When the victim pleaded with him not to kill her, calling him by his name, Nantsula stabbed her again.

“He left her in an open field thinking that she was dead,” said Manatha.

Manatha said the victim managed to crawl back to her home during the night from where she was taken to the hospital.

Nantsula was traced and arrested the follow-

deceased woman’s rondavels.

Initially the police arrested more than 15 community members for the crimes but, due to lack of evidence against most of them, only seven were tried in the High Court.

During the trial, the state managed to secure the testimony of four eyewitnesses, even though more potential witnesses did not cooperate due to intimidation by the community.

Judge Nozuko Mjali agreed with State Advocate Luvuyo Pomolo that the killing of elderly women accused of witchcraft was prevalent in the Eastern Cape rural communities and that the callous manner in which the deceased was killed deserved the harshest penalty.

The National Prosecuting Authority welcomed the sentence with the hope that it would deter other criminals who preyed on defenceless women.

ing day.

The members of Sonke Gender Justice gave support to the family of the victim when the case was proceeding in court.

Government and media liaison manager at Sonke Gender Justice Patrick Godana said they supported the victim because of the trauma she was going through.

“We are satisfied about the sentencing because it is sending a clear message to other men who victimise women.

“But we are appealing to the prosecutors to ensure that they create enough time to spend with the victims before they testify in court,” said Godana.

Godana said the victims need counselling before testifying in these cases.

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The vehicle was cornered, but the driver managed to evade arrest.

Police spokesperson Denneo Koena said on searching the vehicle, the police found unlicensed firearms and ammunition.

“One AK47 assault rifle with a magazine and 31 rounds of ammunition, two G3 rifles with two magazines and 41 rounds of ammunition, one

9mm pistol with one magazine and 14 rounds of ammunition, two balaclavas and two sets of gloves were found,” said Koena.

She said the police were trying to link the vehicle, which was confiscated and the firearms recovered to a recent cash-in-transit armed robbery. In this robbery, G4S security guards were robbed of an undisclosed amount of money on November 6 near Mthatha by unknown armed men who were travelling in three vehicles.

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Life sentence for woman who had husband killed SIMBONGILE MDLEDLE LAST week the Mthatha High Court, which is located in Ntabankulu, sentenced two people to life imprisonment after the court found them guilty of murder and conspiracy to commit murder.

Lungiswa Mngqinya (35) and Zanoxolo Isaac Mzimani (29) were found guilty of murdering Fanele Mngqinya, Lungiswa’s husband, last year.

According to evidence presented in court, Lungiswa of First-gate Locality in the area of Mvuzi in KwaBhaca, formerly known as Mount Frere, approached a

friend of hers to arrange for somebody to kill her husband during April or May last year.

Her friend then introduced her to a traditional healer, Thobani Jovula, who demanded a sum of R12 000 to murder her husband.

Lungiswa only paid him an amount of R3 000 to kill Fanele, but Jovula failed to carry out the murder as agreed.

At the end of October last year, Lungiswa made another approach, this time to Mzimani, who was a retired police officer, to kill her husband.

On November 1, last year, she paid Mzimani an amount of R2 500 for the murder.

He then hired a vehicle which he used to travel to the couple’s home.

Upon his arrival at the Mngqinya homestead, Mzimani phoned Lungiswa who brought him the deceased’s firearm.

She showed Mzimani where the deceased was, who was asleep at the time.

Mzimani killed the sleeping husband, who had already been disarmed by his wife by strangling him with a belt.

The police’s investigations led them to the wife and the hitman.

After her arrest, the wife confessed to the murder of the deceased.

During trial, the wife denied making the confession.

However, the court found the confession was admissible.

State Advocate Luvuyo Pomolo led the evidence of the traditional healer who had initially been approached to kill the deceased.

Pomolo also presented the evidence of the driver of the vehicle that Mzimani had hired to take him to Mngqinya’s home on the night of the murder.

The court found both the accused guilty of the charges.

Both were sentenced to life imprisonment.

The National Prosecuting Authority welcomed the sentence.

SALGA hosts two-day Provincial Member’s Assembly in Mthatha BABALWA NDLANYA

considered SALGA’s business plan for 2017/2018 and working group reports as THE South African Local Government well as other oversight bodies.

Association (SALGA) hosted a two-dayIt is the highest decision-making govProvincial Member’s Assembly (PMA) ernance structure that exercises auat the Mthatha Health Resource Centre thority of SALGA in-between provinin Mthatha last week. cial conferences.

According to the chairperson for SALThe assembly was hosted under the GA in the Eastern Cape, Councillor theme “Inspiring service delivery Mxolisi Koyo, the association holds through transparency, integrity and re- elections once every five years. sponsible citizenry”.

After these elections, they host a proIn this annual PMA, the members also vincial assembly once a year to look back on the resolutions that were taken at the last conference.

“We also have commissions who look at different problems and challenges in municipalities and SALGA. “If there is a possibility of not achieving the resolutions that were taken before, we then come up with a new resolution in order to solve that particular problem.

“Our aim is to not leave challenges unsolved,” Koyo explained.

Koyo confirmed that 72% of the municipalities in the province of the Eastern Cape sent delegates who attended this assembly.

Among the various issues that were discussed by these commissions, were electricity distribution, leadership response and the monitoring of HIV and Aids within the local government.

Chairperson for South African Local Government AssociaThey also discussed mution (SALGA) in the province of the Eastern Cape Councilnicipal debts, service costs lor Mxolisi Koyo, at the Assembly that was held in and devolution of powers Mthatha.

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Plea to keep initiates safe this circumcision season

Mbizana seeks to curb deaths in summer initiation season

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A WELL-KNOWN traditional surgeon (ingcibi) in the King Sabatha Dalindyebo Local Municipality, Qaqambile Siyongwana, has called for all involved to work together to avoid the deaths on the mountains during this summer circumcision season.

Boys throughout the country were preparing to go to the mountains for manhood.

The Eastern Cape regularly had the highest death toll during circumcision season.

Nevertheless, Siyongwana said it must come to an end because the custom was not meant to kill but to build boys to become men who will lead their families, societies and country.

He urged everybody involved in this ritual to take full responsibility and ensure there would be no alcohol or any kind of

drugs allowed near any initiation school.

“Parents, traditional leaders, iingcibi and traditional nurses must join hands and ensure that a boy is not younger than 18years-old and was properly put through all the health check-ups before he takes a route to manhood,” said Siyongwana.

He said the parents must ensure that they know the ingcibi or inkankatha who would deal with their children.

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IN an attempt to curb the deaths during the summer customary initiation season and check for readiness, the Mbizana Local Municipality Council of Chambers met the Provincial Initiation Task Team (PITT) discussing ways of fighting this phenomenon.

Mbizana was one of the problematic areas in the Eastern Cape where the most deaths occurred.

The meeting was preceded by the deployment of six teams to both metros and district councils to roll out awareness campaign of the Eastern Cape Male Initiation Practice Act 2016 (Act No. 5 of 2016).

This includes the nutrition of initiates, safety of initiates in huts, dangers of alcohol and drugs, initiation curriculum, re-education and training of iingcibi (traditional surgeons) and Amakankatha (traditional nurses), drink-

ing water, and the registration processes.

This was held through imbizos and local house and school visits.

This meeting is part of strengthening and enhancing the implementation of the monitoring and interventions strategy on initiation in the Eastern Cape.

The general manager of the House of Traditional Leaders, Mzwethemba Nkantsu, explained that in these endeavours, the stakeholders included the traditional leaders, municipalities, initiation forums, government departments, traditional surgeons and traditional nurses, parents, guidance counsellors and schools.

He said the South African Police Service (SAPS) and National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) were ready for action to arrest and prosecute all those who are disregarding and violating the law and in particular the Eastern Cape Male Initiation Practice of 2016.

Nkantsu said the traditional leaders,

ward councillors and the Department of Health were also ready to register young initiates and the age restriction was to be strictly enforced.

“Some iingcibi have been convicted of unlawful circumcision and others are in custody due to pending cases,” said Nkantsu.

It was decided that double cabs and police vans would be available for random searching of illegal schools, preventing drug abuse and usage, confiscating illegal weapons, assisting young initiates on matters of need, monitoring and bush tracking.

Rescue centres were already in place.

It was also suggested that unused municipal buildings should be used to avoid overcrowding in hospitals.

Nkantsu further revealed that municipalities would be supplying water tanks to identified initiation sites.

Databases and the registration of traditional surgeons and nurses were about to be finalised.

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THE Department of Water and Sanitation has announced that the Eastern Cape’s dam levels have dropped from 59.8% to 59.1% last week.

According to a report issued, Water Supply Systems showed signs of declining weekly. The Algoa System with five dams serving the Nelson Mandela Bay has registered a drop from 29.6 % to 29.1% compared to last year’s 67.3%.

The Amatola System with six dams serving the Buffalo City declined from

67.8% to 67.1% compared to last year’s 77.0%. Xilinxa dam in the Amathole District Municipality registered at 6.9%, compared to its 7.0%.

Gcuwa dam is standing at 19.2%, compared to its recent 57.9 %, a huge decline of 38.7%. Mthatha Dam at OR Tambo District gained 0.2% from the previous rains up to 100.3%, compared to last year’s 98.3%.

The Nahoon Dam at Buffalo City Metro dropped from 97.6% to 96.1%, a

slight decrease of 1.5%, while the Chris Hani dams such as Ncora Dam dropped to 98.4%, compared to 98.9% – a decrease of 0.5%.

“The Department of Water and Sanitation is appealing to the communities and businesses to obey to water-saving measures, as dam levels across the province continue to drop due to the current drought situation that is devastating most district areas,” the statement said.

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SIMBONGILE MDLEDLE THE Eastern Cape Department of Cooperate Governance and Traditional Affairs (Cogta) last week conducted a two-day induction workshop for members of the Local Houses of Traditional Leaders, to lay a solid foundation and introduce new members to the range of services available to support them in their roles.

The workshop took place at Dan’s Lodge in Mthatha.

The Eastern Cape province had, on September 18, established six local houses (five districts and one metro municipality) in line with the Eastern Cape Traditional Leadership Governance Act, 2017 (Act No. 1 of 2017) and were sworn in on September 20 at the Bhisho

Legislature.

The houses in parliament led by Chief Mwelo Nonkonyana of AmaBhala, who is the chairman of the Houses of Traditional leaders.

The province was, therefore, preparing for the operationalisation of local houses, having acknowledged the fact that the new members required skills to be able to discharge their duties.

Traditional leader in parliament Vuyani Gwebindlala said by doing so they were trying to smooth the functions of their governance, mindful of their duties.

“To guide the traditional leaders in parliament against unjust laws and to protect their customs and traditions.

“To enhance the partnerships with the different spheres of government for the better-

ment of their communities”, said Gwebindlala. He added that the elected members also

need to seek resources on behalf of their communities.

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Gospel artist asks for votes BABALWA NDLANYA

“I am very happy and I vow to my God that I will always praise him because of the A WELL-KNOWN gospel artist from Ngxax- blessings he is giving me.” ha Locality in Mount Vuthela said when he Fletcher is appealing to received a call informthe community to vote for ing him that he was him as he was nominated nominated, his heart as the best artist of the was still bleeding beyear in the Crown Gospel cause of his stock that Awards, recently. was stolen.

He said the nominaThe awards will be held tion lifted his spirit and at Durban International made him smile again.

Convention Centre in Dur“In 2001, I was the coban on November 26. founder of Sibabalwe Butho Vuthela, who Gospel Group. In 2005, I now resides in East Lonstarted my own record don, said he was highly falabel called Good News voured by God because he Music. was in tears recently after “I then released my thugs stole 119 sheep and first solo album followed 10 cows from his home, but by another in 2008. I am God reimbursed him with still healing people a smile. through my music.”

Talking to Express, VuVuthela ensured his thela said he was nominatfollowers that the next ed in 2015 and 2016, but he album will be released knew that he would win in January next year. this year.

He appealed to the “In 2015, I won in the cat- Gospel artist Butho Vuthela is community to vote for egory of the best tradition- asking for votes from his followhim by sending an SMS PHOTO:SUPPLIED al gospel song and in 2016 ers. with the words, Artist I defended my award with Butho Vuthela, and send the song Phosan’ umnatha. it to 34069.

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With the total number of only nine doctors and one private hospital in Matatiele, she saw an opA 27-YEAR-OLD Soweto-born radiographer de- portunity to expand her business. cided to leave the glittering city of Johannesburg That required a great deal of determination, to serve a disadvantaged rural community in the hard work and vision.

Eastern Cape.

“I knocked on many doors and I was patient enough to learn that every door that was not Nqobile Mpinga, a diagnosopened, resonated ‘rejection is tic radiographer, left Gauteng direction’. in September 2014. She told In the radiography private Express that she felt that her practices, the viability of the skills were needed the most in business depends on the numthe Eastern Cape and that’s ber of doctors in the area, the when NP X-ray Services was need of my services and the born. number of patients they can reNP X-ray Services Pty (Ltd) fer. is a company offering a wide Lusikisiki is one of the overrange of diagnostic tests for populated areas and that for me the Matatiele and Lusikisiki was a bonus. areas.

“Finally, with the assistance X-ray machines are known of financial institutions, my to be the most expensive company managed to buy a equipment in the medical brand new X-ray machine and field. opened another branch in LusShe started out by leasing ikisiki. the X-ray machine from a cou- Nqobile Mpinga. PHOTO:SUPPLIED The company was formed in ple who groomed her to beOctober 2014, when she realcome a courageous, outspoken, motivated and ised the devastating statistics of TB and pneumopassionate young entrepreneur. nia, and their death rates in the Eastern Cape.

“As they paved my foundation, they also She said her aim was to continue educating taught me that our focus in the field we’ve cho- people about X-rays. sen to do business is ‘service before sales’ and “The biggest challenge is with the new adthat is something I carry with me,” she said. vanced X-ray machines.

Nqobile obtained her national diploma in di“It’s difficult for our clients to adapt to the agnostic radiography at the University of Johan- changes in technology. We come across different nesburg with the support from HWSETA. challenges every day and mine was being faced She did community service for one year and with the lack of knowledge about X-rays by the then in 2013, she spread her wings, faced some patients and the community.” of her fears and travelled the country alone.

Mpinga said her goal was to expand and grow “That equipped me with the desire to contrib- into a franchise, creating more jobs and an opute positively as a health care practitioner and portunity to empower other radiographers with get the real sense of who I am”. the skills to obtain their own private practices.

THE Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD) affords all the people with disabilities equal rights.

Chapter Two, Section 11 of the Children’s Act, 2005 (Act No. 38 of 2005), as amended, states that children living with disabilities or chronic illnesses must be given every opportunity to take part in social, cultural, religious and educational activities.

The right to dignity and self-worth is very important for all children, with or without disabilities or chronic illnesses.

These children need to be encouraged to actively participate in their communities and should be loved and cared for in their family environment.

Parents are encouraged to keep these children safe and secure and help them enjoy life, just like any other child, to ensure their growth and development. These children need to be protected from injuries and harm as they might be at a higher risk than children without disabilities or chronic illnesses.

Parents, guardians and caregivers looking after these children are encouraged to learn about the unique concerns or dangers to the child. It is advisable to enquire from health care professionals about how to keep these children, who need extra care, safe.

Parents are also encouraged to plan ways to protect their children and share their skills with others.

It has been discovered that a great number of disabled children are poorly taken care of.

Some are neglected, even though their parents or caregivers receive a care dependency grant on their behalf.

Some of the children experience abuse as they are sometimes left alone for long hours without parental supervision.

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UDM supports youth by hosting tournament BABALWA NDLANYA THE members of the United Democratic Movement in OR Tambo Region hosted a tournament in Mpandela Locality in Mthatha, with the aim of helping to keep the youth busy.

There were 12 teams which participated in this tournament. According to the chairperson

of the United Democratic Movement Youth Vanguard (UDMYVL), Lihle Zuma, they handed over two soccer kits and soccer balls to the teams who won the two divisions of the tournament.

“Our first winner was Trouble Makers FC from Upper Centuli, who won on the first division, and went home with soccer kit, a trophy and a soccer ball. Bay United FC from Mpandela won the second division.

“They also went home with soccer kit, a trophy and a soccer ball. Then Destroyer FC from Mhaga Locality who was sitting in the third place, received soccer kit and a soccer ball.”

She said the two teams who went out in the semi-finals did not go home empty-handed.

Arsenal FC and Siwelele FC received a soccer ball and R200 each.

Zuma said that they also donated soccer kit to

three teams from Lujizweni Locality in Ngqeleni: Fast Eleven FC, Orlando FC and Zola FC. “When our members were doing a door-todoor campaign as they were preparing for byelections that would be held in Ward 32, they heard that soccer teams in that area had nothing to participate in the sport because they did not have kit to wear when playing. We then decided to do something to help the teams of that area.”

< Chairperson for United Democratic Movement (UDM) in OR Tambo Region, Councillor Zakheni Nondaka and chairperson for UDM in Nyandeni, Councillor Mfundiso Mkokelwa, handing over the soccer kit to Fast Eleven. ; Trouble Makers Football Club posed with members of the United Democratic Movement after receiving their soccer kit. PHOTOS: BABALWA NDLANYA

Annual 5km fun run returns to Butterworth again this weekend ANELE RAZIYA THE annual Spargs SuperSpar Birthday Bonanza 5km Fun Run is back again to offer more fun and entertainment in Butterworth this weekend.

Athletes from Mnquma and Mbhashe are expected to compete against each other in the 5km fun run which will be held near Spargs SuperSpar on Saturday morning.

The fun run was created to celebrate Spargs SuperSpar’s birthday in style each and every year.

The event organiser, who is also Royal Striders’ athletics boss, Lulama Tase, has urged all the athletes from around the Eastern Cape to come and take

part in this impressive 5km fun run.

“Everyone is expected to take part in the Spargs SuperSpar Birthday Bonanza because it’s to plough back into the community competition,” said Tase.

He added that all the athletes who are interested will need to pay a R15 entry fee.

Tase said that all the ages are welcome to come and to take part in the competition and big prizes will be up for grabs.

The race will start at 8am near Spargs SuperSpar and athletes will turn at Mission Village outside Butterworth and finish where they started.

Interested athletes can contact Lulama Tase on 083 760 9125.

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Matta Milan sink further after weekend fixture ANELE RAZIYA THE ABC Motsepe League games, which took place at the weekend, produced an impressive 30 goals, though the Dutywabased team, Matta Milan, is still struggling in the division.

Log leaders Tornado FC were in top form this past weekend when they demolished league chasers Future Tigers 5-2, while Matta Milan’s bad run continued after they lost 6-0 away against Bizana Pondo Chiefs.

The Dutywa outfit was expected to turn things around against the in-form Bizana Pondo Chiefs at the weekend, but they failed to rise to the occasion.

Chiefs made things even worse for Milan who have now lost three consecutive league encounters. They remain rooted to the bottom of the log.

Of the seven games they have played so far this season, they have yet to win even a single encounter.

They drew three of their matches and lost the other four.

Meanwhile, Tornado FC have 19 points and are on the top of the ABC Motsepe league table.

Tshepo Motsoeneng’s charges have yet to lose a game this season.

Of their seven matches, they won six and drew only one.

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