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STUDENTS, STAFF TO BENEFIT: WORK BEGINS AFTER DECADE OF LAND NEGOTIATIONS

UNISA to relocate to Zimbane HOSEYA JUBASE

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HE vice chancellor of the University of South Africa (UNISA), Professor Mandla Makhanya, has assured the public that within the period of 24 months UNISA will relocate and operate in Zimbane on its own land and infrastructure.

This after years of spending thousands of rands renting a building in the Mthatha CBD. Makhanya was speaking at the sod turning in Zimbane last week Thursday, after long negotiations between Zimbane residents and UNISA over three hectares of vacant land, which began in 2005. An agreement was reached last year.

Makhanya said right from the construction process, they are going to involve communities so that those who are unemployed can get opportunities.

However, their focus remained on offering quality education to young and old residents of the OR Tambo region.

He said they were looking beyond a structure, and were looking at the future of the OR Tambo region.

“Today we are going to make a full formal presentation to start seeking some resources to begin construction work in terms of the infrastructure under the ground and fundraising simultaneously.

“We have given ourselves a very short time frame. We want to see this infrastructure operating in 24 months’ time, or even before that.

“We are going to erect fencing by the end of 2018 as the vice principal responsible for operations and facilities has already made a submission to me,” said Makhanya.

“This project is no longer a dream. We are here to stay,” added Makhanya.

He said the relocation of UNISA will contribute positively in improving the economy in the area through intellectual investment,

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Together with members of the Land Claim Commission at the sod turning from left were, MEC Fikile Xasa, OR Tambo Mayor Nomakhosazana Meth and Mlibo Qoboshiyane.

PHOTO: HOSEYA JUBASE which is a long term investment.

UNISA student Mnikelo Ncelane, currently studying towards a BA in environmental management, said to move from Mthatha CBD building to Zimbane would be very im-

portant and would give them peace of mind, as staff and students will now have enough space.

“We will now have the availability of resources such as a library.

The building we are currently in

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Man caught for allegedly selling municipal jobs HOSEYA JUBASE KING Sabata Dalindyebo (KSD) police recently arrested a man between the ages of 40 and 50, for allegedly committing fraud by selling a municipal post.

It is alleged that the man was demanding an amount of R3 000 to R4 000 from each victim in exchange of getting a job.

The accused was arrested last week Thursday, August 9, after a lengthy investigation. KSD Municipality spokesperson Sonwabo Mampoza confirmed that the suspect was arrested by the KSD police.

“The suspect claimed that he was instructed by some municipal officials to sell these posts but as the municipality we are against any form of fraud and wrongdoing,” said Mampoza.

Mampoza warned residents to refuse to be victims of such incidents but instead to come forward if they know of any wrongdoing.

The suspect who claims to be working with in-

ternal KSD officials is accused of promising to employ people who did not even apply and make it to the short list at the municipality.

Following the report, Express spoke to one of the victims who paid thousands of rands last year and was promised to get a job but nothing happened.

“We are happy that one of the suspects was arrested and hope that police will investigate and arrest those municipal officials who were also involved,” said the victim.

The 26-year-old victim said at the time she was desperate for a job and decided to borrow an amount of R5 000.

“I approached a police officer at the time but I was told it was an agreement between me and those officials so I ended up failing to open a case. We want our money back,” added the victim.

BABALWA NDLANYA A MAN (25) was arrested for allegedly raping a woman (77) at Thongwana locality in Butterworth, last week.

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Woman’s killer sentenced seven years after murder BABALWA NDLANYA A MAN (30), from Mahlubini locality in Ngqamakhwe, was sentenced to 10 years’ imprisonment by the Tsomo Regional Magistrate’s Court for murdering Magunya Maseko (27).

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Police spokesperson, Captain Jackson Manatha, confirmed the incident stating that both accused and the deceased had attended a traditional ceremony on the morning in question.

“It is alleged that Maseko assaulted Ngamlana with an open hand.

Woman (77) raped at Thongwana

“Ngamlana drew his firearm, and shot and killed the victim.

“When he was sentenced, he was declared unfit to possess a firearm,” said Ngamlana.

Butterworth Cluster Commander Brigadier Ngangema Xakavu had welcomed the sentence and also praised the investigating officer for doing good work.

The victim was sleeping at her home when the suspect allegedly kicked in the door of the room where she was sleeping.

Police spokesperson Captain Jackson Manatha confirmed the incident stating that he accosted her and she was overpowered by the suspect.

“It is then that the suspect allegedly raped her. A case of rape was opened at Butterworth Police Station.

The Butterworth FCS Unit investigated the case and arrested the suspect. Butterworth Cluster Commander, Brigadier Ngangema Xakavu condemned the alleged rape of an elderly person and abuse of women and children.

He had welcomed the arrest of the suspect and congratulated Butterworth FCS Unit investigators for their swift actions in tracing and arresting the perpetrator.

Man arrested for stock theft In another incident, Butterworth Police Crime Intelligence Unit with Ngqamakhwe police arrested a man (36) for stock theft.

Manatha confirmed that the suspect was arrested at Nqacule Village in Ngqamakhwe. “He was caught with six stolen goats with a (total) value of R7 200.”

CRIME ROUND UP ) Visible Policing (Vispol) members quickly responded to a tip-off to arrest two occupants of a Toyota Quantum, heading from Ngcobo to Lady Frere, who were transporting dagga.

Police spokesperson, Captain Namhla Mdleleni, said the suspects would appear before the Cala Magistrate’s Court soon. ) Police Officers from Willowvale arrested a man (54) for possession of dagga.

The suspect was arrested at Plaatjie locality in Willowvale, recently.

) A man (66) was arrested for possession of an unlicensed firearm at Mendu locality in Willowvale.

Police spokesperson Captain Jackson Manatha confirmed these incidents. ) The Tsomo Regional Magistrate’s Court convicted and sentenced a man (61) from Mgobhozweni locality in Ngqamakhwe for raping a girl (5). The victim was called by Mzimkhulu Sotomela to his house where he raped her.

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UNISA to relocate to Zimbane

One dead after truck crashes into home HOSEYA JUBASE “THANK God I was not at home when the incident happened and that no one from the Tyhali family was injured, although I am sad that we lost almost everything, including furniture that we recently bought.”

These are the words of Lumka Tyhali (28), who was not at home when a dairy company truck crashed into his home.

The truck was travelling in the direction from Qumbu to Mthatha when its driver lost control of it in Sibangweni Village and crashed into two bakkies before destroying a home built next to the N2.

One of the occupants of one of the vehicles was declared dead on the scene, while others were injured

Continued from page 1 Memela said the land of Zimbane is owned by the Department of Public Works and the department had released and agreed to give the land to UNISA, adding that their role, as the commission, was to ensure claimants were part of the process.

Memela agreed that most of the land in that area was owned by Zimbane

and rushed to Nelson Mandela Academic Hospital and Mthatha Hospital.

The incident took place on Saturday at around 05:15.

None of the residents of the houses were injured in the incident.

Police spokesperson, Dineo Koena, said the police were investigating a case of culpable homicide.

During the state of the municipality media briefing two weeks ago, Nyandeni Municipality Mayor, Mesuli Ngqondwana, had mentioned that negligent driving was one of the many causes of roads accidents claiming the lives of innocent people.

At the time, Ngqondwana said, they were in negotiations with a number of stakeholders and relevant people in terms of introducing speed humps.

residents before they were moved and dispossessed of their rights.

“The agreement between Zimbane residents and UNISA symbolises that even though the land is underclaimed, there is a possibility of reaching an agreement to develop the community.

“We formed a joint forming committee that is looking at all the applicants and applications for the use of land,

more especially the land that will benefit the community and people of Mthatha,” said Memela.

Memela further assured the Zimbane residents that they are going to monitor and ensure that the people of Zimbane benefit from the project.

It is also estimated that around 1 000 Zimbane residents will get job opportunities when the construction work commences.

UNISA vice chancellor, Professor Mandla Makhanya, plants a tree during the sod turning in Zimbane last week Thursday.

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Thousands to receive solar power in Mqanduli HOSEYA JUBASE AFTER 24 years of democracy in South Africa, communities around Mqanduli, which falls under King Sabata Dalindyebo Municipality, will now be able to use light, temporarily using solar power, while waiting for permanent electricity from Eskom.

This was revealed recently by Deputy Minister of Energy, Thembisile Majola, during the electrification project inspection around different rural areas of Mqanduli.

Majola said, they would be starting installations on over 4 000 systems around KSD between October 2018 and March 2019.

The implementation of these solar power systems comes after several service delivery protests by some of the Mqanduli communities last year.

She said the temporary system is an interim measure to ensure people are able to cook, charge cellphones and use TVs. The deputy minister believes people do want to have lighting even though they are still really anxious to have full electricity that will enable them to do all the other things such as be able to work on computers etc.

“As the department, we are looking to electri-

fy all areas around Mqanduli by 2020,” she said.

“The solar power systems will make things easier. When Eskom arrives it will be a matter of changing and putting an Eskom box in.”

One of the residents of Zididi in Mqanduli, Makhelwane Majilwa said, “The most affected people in this situation are learners who are studying at schools without electricity. ”Learners from Ntekelele Secondary School are the victims of this because it is difficult for them to prepare for exams or to use laptops while other schools are using electricity permanently.”

Majilwa believes this power system will bring huge relief to some of the areas currently without electricity.

Currently the majority of rural areas under the KSD Municipality, mostly in Mqanduli, are using solar power while Eskom is busy adding capacity to some of the power sub-stations. Majilwa has demanded to the department to start installing the solar power systems in first week of October. ; Deputy Energy Minister, Thembisile, Majola addresses residents of Zididi in Mqanduli, with Deputy Labour Minister, Nkosi Phathekile Holomisa and COGTA MEC, Fikile Xasa.

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Tutura Village’s Operation Masiphathisane to be launched ANELE RAZIYA MORE than 500 Mnquma residents are expected to be part of the official launch of War Rooms (Operations Masiphathisane) at Tutura Village, Centane today, August 23.

Mnquma Local Municipality is made up of 31 wards and people from those areas are ex-

pected to attend the event. MEC for Social Development, Dr Phumza Dyantyi and MEC for Education Mandla Makupula, in their capacities as members of the Bhisho Legislature’s Executive Committee will lead a delegation of the Mnquma Local Municipality troika and councillors, to launch the operation.

During the event there will be activities including the harvesting of the local mealie

fields by the Rural Development Department in Mnquma while various other sector departments such as SASSA, Home Affairs, Health, Social Development and the IEC will dispense government services.

The residents are being urged to come out in great numbers to embrace the occasion so they could even benefit from government services.

The municipality has announced the event via its Facebook page.

In two previous years, the municipality had failed to deliver basic services such as road maintenance because of instability in the council. But newly elected Mayor, Sithembiso Ncetezo, promised to bring stability so that they could speed up service delivery for the 2018/19 financial year.

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August 23, 2018 Mthatha Express

Labour deputy addresses residents’ grievances HOSEYA JUBASE “DEPARTMENTS such as Home Affairs should start bringing services straight to the communities and open offices in the rural areas to assist the elderly who are travelling long distances, waiting in long queues.”

These are the words of Ongezwa Madolo (23), who was part of a public Imbizo led by Deputy Minister of the Department of Labour Phathekile Holomisa in Hlabatshane in Mqanduli last week Monday.

Madolo was one of the many unhappy residents of Mqanduli who blamed the government for not doing enough in educating and assisting rural communities regarding government services, especially about their rights, such as Unemployment Insurance Funds (UIF) after losing their jobs.

She said it was unfortunate that after 24 years of democracy people from

rural areas are still travelling and wasting their money visiting department offices in Mthatha and begging to get their UIFs. Another young women who also felt the pain, Amandla Nkquze (27) said they really appreciate the deputy minister’s intervention to educate people about their rights.

The two unemployed women said the programme of registering on the government’s database gave them hope that they would one day be employed.

“We don’t receive any government services. People are suffering here and others have lost their IDs and work documents due to various reasons, while others are rejected by computers when applying,” said Nkquze.

Nkquze said the only strategy government should use in eliminating the high number of unemployment and crime is to introduce internships and open work opportunities for young

people.

Responding to these grievances, Holomisa said he was happy that residents had managed to express their concerns. He told people to hold government officials accountable if they are not listening to their concerns.

“As parliamentary members we will work hand-in hand with local government to ensure that there’s communication and a strong relationship between the municipalities and the communities,” said Holomisa.

He said people in the rural areas need to be educated and informed about their rights by government departments.

He also warned young people that it is not guaranteed that they will get a job by being registered on the database.

“We have hundreds of work opportunities but also thousands of people who are looking for jobs, which clearly means not everybody who’s regis-

Some of elderly people demanded government to pay back their UIF money.

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tered will be employed by government,” Holomisa said.

He also advised young people to equip themselves through education to become entrepreneurs rather than

depending on being employed by the government.

“All these concerns raised during this oversight visit will be reported back to parliament,” Holomisa said.

Butterworth Hawkers Association to launch day care centre ANELE RAZIYA THE Butterworth Hawkers Association is expected to wrap up Women’s Month by officially launching the Ekuphumleni Day Care Centre at Skiet informal settlement near Butterworth Town on Sunday, August 26.

On the same day the association will be encouraging the Skiet children and playing football.

The association is famously known for help-

ing the poor people in areas in and around Mnquma, specifically the ones who are living in the informal settlements.

Every year they lead a campaign of donating blankets to elderly people as well as school bags and uniforms to the learners who are disadvantaged with the assistance of sponsors and Mnquma Local Municipality.

In recent years the Association initiated the Ekuphumleni Day Care Centre to help Skiet informal settlement youth so that they could spend the time there when their parents are

at work. Association secretary, Nonkanyiso Voyi said, “We have two important events that are coming up. We are going to launch Skiet Day Care Centre on Sunday. Thereafter we will host Mr and Miss Butterworth Hawkers Association”.

The annual beauty contest is expected to be held on October 6 in Butterworth and the models who want to participate can pick up forms from Khanya Community Radio during working hours.

The association often collaborates with the

Mnquma Local Municipality in their community programmes and are hoping this will continue under the municipality’s new leadership. Last month Mnquma Local Municipality elected a new troika, led by Executive Mayor Sithembiso Ncetezo.

Voyi said that they had not launched the day care centre formally after they opened it two years ago.

They also formed a soccer team in Skiet squatter camp, with the purpose of taking the youth away from the temptations of crime.

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Municipal workers, managers fail to reach agreement BABALWA NDLANYA THE conflict between the workers, community members and the management of the Port St Johns Local Municipality shows little sign of being resolved, following the suspension of 10 union leaders.

Talking to Express, the deputy chairperson of the South African Municipal Workers Union (SAMWU), Lebo Mangxa, said the reason why these workers were suspended was that they took part in protest action.

Mangxa said the protestors had been unhappy with the reappointment of managers who had failed in terms of service delivery when they had been employed by the municipality in the past.

He said community members were very angry about this, particularly as there are many graduates from Port St Johns who are currently unemployed.

He added that Port St Johns had been identified as a city which was earmarked for infrastructure development, but this was not hap-

pening. Mangxa said the members of SAMWU were saying “enough was enough”.

The chairperson for the South African National Civic Organisation (SANCO), Nelson Nontlevu said on Wednesday, last week they attended a meeting at Calata House where they came back with the hope that their problem would be solved.

“Among the people who attended this meeting were the secretary for SANCO, Tony Duma, provincial secretary for Cosatu, Xolani Malamlela and ANC provincial secretary Lulama Ngcukaitobi,”said Nontlevu.

He said the municipality’s management were asked to deal with this issue.

“We will not go to work until everything is back to normal,” Nontlevu said.

Meanwhile, the municipality’s human resources office has been burnt to ashes.

It is not known at this time who is responsible for the fire in which crucial documents were destroyed.

The spokesperson for Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs (CoGTA), Mamkeli Ngam, was not available for comment.

The Port St Johns Local Municipality’s human resources office has been destroyed by a fire, which resulted in the loss of crucial documents.

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Zuko Ntonzima has bright future planned in the music industry ANELE RAZIYA A 33-YEAR-OLD AfroPop singer and radio presenter, Zuko “Mzukwana” Ntonzima, is planning to take the music industry by storm within the next five years.

AfroPop singer, Zuko ‘Mzukwana’ Ntonzima.

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The Centane-born singer, Mzukwana, has just released his hot single, titled Uthando, containing elements of house music.

Mzukwana, who is also a radio presenter at Khanya Community Radio in Butterworth, has many years in the music industry behind him.

He started singing at primary school, but

has only started taking the craft seriously in the past two years.

Recently, he has shared the stage with likes of Mpumi, Vusi Nova, Professor and NaakMusiq.

Mzukwana is now planning to work tirelessly to market himself by distributing his music to different radio stations.

“Starting with this single I want to market my music and also distribute it to other radio stations,” he said.

The Weekend Break show presenter is planning to make sure that his music is well marketed in the next five years because he wants to stamp his authority on the indus-

try.

His song, Uthando, was recorded and mastered by DJ X at his studio in Mthatha last month.

Both of them played a big role when they produced the single because DJ X composed the beat while Mzukwana wrote the song.

Explaining the message of the song, he said it is a song about proposing, while it is also meant to show appreciation for the beauty of a lady.

The multitalented singer is expected to host a prestigious Buyele Khaya Jazz Festival music event as MC for the first time, after he won auditions recently to land the role.

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August 23, 2018 Mthatha Express

HOSEYA JUBASE CHAIRPERSON of the Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Public Works, Humphrey Mmemezi, has described the Mthatha Magistrate’s Court parking station and the Mthatha High Court infrastructure as “risky and embarrassing”.

Mmemezi was addressing the media, at the Mthatha Stadium during a portfolio committee oversight intervention to some of the Public Works buildings around Mthatha last week Tuesday.

Mmemezi said, at the magistrate’s court, officials were sharing parking with accused criminals. He said there is no safety at all.

“When you look at the size of that building, which was built years ago under the apartheid regime, it is difficult to accommodate all the employees. There’s no parking and the building was never meant for the current intake,” said Mmemezi.

He added that the people and departments occupying the Public Works building must not forget their duties to maintain and keep an amount in their own budget for the maintenance of these buildings every year.

“Our focus is at the magistrate’s court because it was damaged after a fire broke out in September 2017,” said Mmemezi.

He said there are possibilities of relocating the Mthatha Magistrate’s Court to another area in the near future due to the condition of the building and availability of space.

“We are here to ensure that the Public Works Department is following its own annual plans, which it presents when it reports to the parliamentary committee.

“In terms of our duties, we not only deal with the passing of laws but also with the oversight of parliament. We follow the money that we are passing to various provinces

so we are here after identifying problems in the Mthatha High Court, Magistrate’s Court and Greenville Village, also known as KwaMpuku,” said Mmemezi.

“We identified the problems after some of the people wrote to us informing us about these situations. When Public Works is not doing its work, people are aware that there’s a portfolio committee responsible for these oversights, and they immediately write to us,” he said.

Mmemezi said these follow-up visits came after the portfolio committee visited the Mthatha Magistrate’s and High Court between September 11 and 15 last year.

“At the time the committee was not satisfied with conditions of either of these state assets or the conditions that people who worked there were operating under. The

= The Mthatha Magistrate’s Court.

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; Eastern Cape Portfolio Committee chairperson Phumeza Mpushe and national Portfolio Committee chairperson Humphrey Mmemezi.

High Court was in dire need of infrastructural intervention and the employees needed to know what could be done to improve the standard.

“We are here to check whether the contractors were paid or not.

“As we speak contractors are busy refurbishing outside the Mthatha High Court building and inside the Mthatha Magistrate’s Court building. The total refurbishment cost for the two courts is estimated at R130 million,” said Mmemezi.

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Minister Pravin Gordhan unveils computer labs

BABALWA NDLANYA THE Minister of Public Enterprises, Pravin Gordhan, unveiled two computer centres and two libraries at No-Moscow Primary and Jongintaba Senior Secondary School in Qunu, last week.

“We are happy because learners from these schools would now manage to do research when doing their homework,” Gordhan said.

“This would also change their lives because they will know how to use computers

Minister of Public Enterprises, Pravin Gordhan and Mayor of the King Sabatha Dalindyebo Local Municipality, Councillor Dumani Zozo, paint a library at No-Moscow Senior Primary School in Qunu before handing it over to the learners.

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while they are still young,” said the minister.

He also thanked Eskom for bringing about change in the Qunu locality as the learners will now be able to use internet at school.

The unveiling of the computer centre and library, refurbished by Eskom, would promote the love of education and a reading culture in the children and community of Qunu.

In addition, Gordhan, the Mayor for King Sabatha Dalindyebo Local Municipality, Dumani Zozo, and Eskom’s chairperson and group chief executive officer, George Sibulela, assisted with the painting of the schools, cleaning of yards and completion of the tiling of floors in order to inspire learners.

Zozo said this contribution would improve the learning opportunities for children in KSD Municipality.

Zozo added that to introduce learners to computers was a huge investment because their community would not look for other schools in other areas because they now have computers locally.

“I only started using a computer when I was at university, so for them it would be different (as they would be better prepared) compared to me,” said Zozo.

Sibulela said Eskom was doing this all over the country because that is what people wanted to see.

“We are very excited to be playing our part in developing the economy because when you are investing in learners, surely you are developing people who would make a change in this country one day,” he said.

One of the Grade 7 learners from NoMoscow Senior Primary School, Likhona Silanda, said this would bring a change to their lives because they used to use their family members’ cellphones when they wanted to do any research.

Minister of Public Enterprises, Pravin Gordhan plants trees at No-Moscow Senior Primary School in Qunu.

PHOTO: BABALWA NDLANYA “Sometimes it was very hard because you would find that there was no airtime to buy bundles for using the internet.

“I am sure as from now we would do our best to ensure that we are doing our schoolwork accordingly,” said Likhona.

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BABALWA NDLANYA COMMUNITY members from Mbhashe Local Municipality are looking forward to listening to their own radio station soon.

The municipality is made up of three towns, Elliotdale, Dutywa and Willowvale.

According to the founder and the chairperson of the board, Mfundo Mpatani, they are working hard to ensure that Mbhashe Community Radio will be on air in the near future.

“I had this vision because I realised that the good things which are done by our municipality are not published all the time. We always hear negative things about our municipality and sur-

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rounding areas,” said Mpatani.

He said he had decided to sell his vision to other people who gave him the support to go forward. He said they had already registered as a non-profit organisation (NPO) with the Department of Social Development.

Mpatani said even though there were a lot of community radio stations already broadcasting from other areas, he wanted to assure people from Mbhashe, that they would not be excluded.

“Even though there are a lot of challenges when it comes to job opportunities, we will focus on our youth and upskill them so that they can get jobs on other radio stations one day. For now I cannot confirm the date of going live on air but we are busy working on that.”

< The founder members of Mbhashe Community Radio Station, Piliswa Mgudlwa, Zuko Mwelase and Mfundo Mpatani.

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Local physiotherapist shares divine message HOSEYA JUBASE A PHYSIOTHERAPIST who once had a dream seeing someone trying to wake her up but could not awaken until a light came up on her, organised a women’s session under the theme, Women Arise, at the Savoy Hotel last week Saturday.

Inga Luthuli told Express that the message of Women Arise started in 2013 when God laid a poem in her heart titled, Arise Ohhh Women.

She said it was followed by a dream in 2017 were she was sleeping until a light came upon her. Sharing the powerful poem at the event, she urged all women to stand up and be independent and also to work hard in order to be financially stable and independent.

Luthuli said women are very limited financially, while there are women who have the potential of being businesswomen but have never been exposed to such an environment.

Pictured here at the event is Inga Luthuli.

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Luthuli said at first she thought the dream she had in December was for her only, but as she continued praying, the Holy Spirit put an-

other woman in a dream where the Almighty said he had plans for women.

“The Holy Spirit told me to organise a conference and it will be an ongoing thing. He wanted me to gather women where they will be equipped and empowered so that they can be stronger.

“As I was preparing the conference, God reminded me about the 2017 poem, Arise Ohhh Women,” said Luthuli.

She said she was planning to host training sessions to equip and empower women from a young age on how to handle finances and start their own businesses.

“The sessions will focus on areas that affect women spiritually, financially, health and beauty wise. This is the time for women to arise and to have positive impact in our communities,” Luthuli said.

TruFM presenter, Bathandwa Kwatsha, was the main speaker, and her theme was “Empowering the women”.

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New school shoes for Centane learners ANELE RAZIYA LEARNERS from Qobo Qobo Primary School in Centane will now be going to school wearing brand-new shoes.

This follows the generous donation of over 69 pairs of school shoes and 69 pairs of socks from the East London office of Safe Working Practice Company last week Friday.

This company, assisted by the Department of Labour, did some research into the school, which has a number of children coming from poor backgrounds and who are struggling to buy uniforms.

The company was looking for a school situated in the rural areas, where most people are struggling because of unemployment challenges and cannot afford to buy school shoes for their children.

Safe Working Practice Company safety consultant, Sam Sfiso Zwane, said

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their aim to donate was to assist those children whose parents cannot afford to buy them school supplies.

Zwane said their intention was to help the children to look the same as their classmates in an effort to motivate them in their studies.

“Sometimes kids laugh at each other at school because they wear old shoes or uniform and they end up losing their dignity,” said Zwane.

He said this was the reason they saw a need to offer assistance, working together with Department of Labour.

Grade 1 teacher Nkungiwe Nonxuba said they were very happy about the donation because their learners came from diverse backgrounds.

Nonxuba said the shoes would make a huge difference to the beneficiaries as some of them were attending school wearing gumboots, takkies and slippers, while others even come barefoot.

The learners were overjoyed with their new shoes.

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FOCUS ON: YOUR HEALTH Resistance of germs to antibiotics is a growing concern REPORTER “THE mounting resistance of germs to antibiotics is a growing global concern that requires much greater attention and vigilance, not only within healthcare but from every level of society, if we are to successfully combat this threat into the future.”

This is the warning expressed by Dr Ricky Dippenaar, a Cape Town neonatologist based at Netcare Blaauwberg Hospital who is well known in South Africa for his pioneering work with micro-premature babies.

“We are currently losing the battle against these rapidly evolving germs, which are now becoming resistant to our antibiotics faster than we are able to develop and produce new drugs to combat them,” he noted.

For Dippenaar, who has been part of a local study to investigate the effectiveness of the use of a new Pulsed Xenon (PX) disinfecting ultraviolet (UV-C) robot to assist in destroying these germs, including bacteria, viruses and fungi, within the hospital setting, “the prospect of humankind running out of the means to combat these increasingly drug resistant microorganisms is frightening, and we all need to play our part to assist in combating this very real peril.

“We require much greater vigilance with regard to the use of antibiotics, or antibiotic stewardship, not only in South Africa, but across the African continent, where in some countries these types of drugs are easily available, even on the streets,” emphasises Dippenaar.

He says the correct use of these important medicines is critical if we are to maintain their effectiveness and protect ourselves from antibiotic resistance.

This involves the use of antibiotics only when absolutely necessary, and the correct medicines

and doses to match the condition involved.

“Patients can and must play their part by taking their medicines exactly as prescribed and always be sure to complete their course of antibiotics. They should also resist the temptation to pressurise their clinicians to prescribe antibiotics for every medical condition they may suffer from.”

According to Dippenaar, innovative infection control programmes, technologies and medicines do bring hope of solutions to the ever-developing problem, particularly within the hospital setting, where many ill patients have weakened immune systems and are particularly susceptible to infection.

Dippenaar has been a part of an ongoing study on the use of the Pulsed Xenon UV disinfecting robot within an expressed human milk (EHM) feed preparation unit of Netcare Blaauwberg Hospital, and recently presented the team’s findings at the third Biennial USANA (United South African Neonatal Association) Conference.

Using the Pulsed Xenon UV light emitting robot, which is distributed locally by pan-African pharmaceutical and medical technology company, Kiara Health, within the hospital’s sensitive expressed human milk feed preparation area, an impressive 90% reduction in surface bioburden, or the number of microbes living on a particular surface, was achieved.

“While our local study, the first of its kind in South Africa using this pioneering technology, has been relatively small and is ongoing, it is confirming what many other studies conducted at hospitals around the world have revealed: this little robot is a highly effective infection prevention and control tool within hospital environments,” adds Dippenaar.

“It should be noted that Netcare has stringent, and highly effective, infection control measures in place at all of its hospitals, and we are also

of course particularly cautious within our neonatal unit at Netcare Blaauwberg Hospital, where we treat a number of highly vulnerable premature babies, who have immature immune systems.

“What this study also revealed to the team, however, is there are an increasing number of microorganisms that are becoming resistant to traditional forms of infection control and cleaning measures.

“This remarkable robot, which uses pulsed PX-UVD light to destroy such organisms, provides an additional layer of protection to our existing infection control measures.

“We believe that while the device is not a proverbial ‘silver bullet’ for all infection control challenges, the technology will form a critical part of the future of infection control measures within healthcare facilities the world over.”

Dippenaar and Professor Johan Smith, head paediatric neonatologist at Tygerberg Children’s Hospital and the University of Stellenbosch, published the study of their initial findings on the use of the disinfecting robot in the journal, BMC Infectious Diseases, earlier this year. They concluded that, “The use of a PX-UVD as an adjunct to the facility’s standard cleaning protocols within the EHM feed preparation areas was associated with a significant decrease in bioburden.”

Dippenaar’s team noted a further important benefit of the use of the robot within their unit beyond its impressive germ-destroying capabilities: “Wherever the little robot, which looks a little like R2-D2 from Star Wars, is taken, it tends to provide an additional reminder to all of us medical staff, including doctors and nurses, of the importance of vigilance at all times when it comes to infection control.

Senior clinical advisor at Netcare, Dr Caroline Maslo, says, “Using this new disinfection tech-

; Dr Ricky Dippenaar has been part of a local study to investigate the effectiveness of the use of a new Pulsed Xenon (PX) disinfecting ultraviolet (UV-C).

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nology in Netcare hospitals is keeping our facilities abreast of the latest advances in the global fight against microbe resistance in healthcare facilities.”

“The robots are proving effective and efficient, and are tough on germs yet gentle on the environment. In addition to their germ destroying capabilities, we found it particularly impressive that the robots can be used 24 hours a day, seven days a week and can be moved around easily within our facilities to achieve thorough disinfection quickly with minimal disruption to busy hospital areas.

“The robots require no water during operation, thus rendering them optimally water-wise, and they furthermore use minimal electricity,” explained Maslo.

“We cannot rest on our laurels when it comes to infection control within the hospital environment – you cannot think that you have won the battle against these ever evolving microbes.

“What is required in this battle is ongoing vigilance, and this applies to all of us. If we do not address the dangers of microbial resistance on every front, we may soon find that we have run out of options,” concludes Dippenaar.

Men advised to check for lumps too REPORTER DISCOVERING a painful testicular lump or having a swollen testicle is one of the major indicators of testicular cancer, according to a new study.

Early diagnosis of testicular cancer often means shorter periods of treatment, fewer complications and may help improve fertility, says a leading South African urologist.

The study, by the University of Exeter Medical School in the UK, was the first to examine symptoms of testicular cancer using data from general practice surgeries. It found that the combined presence of a testicular lump and swelling resulted in a high probability of testicular cancer.

Testicular pain, inflammation and groin pain were also symptoms that may be linked to cancer, the study found.

Urologist, Dr Laurie Blake, from The Urology Hospital, Pretoria, said men should selfexamine their testicles monthly and if a lump is detected, they should immediately see a

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urologist or contact The Urology Hospital.

“Not all lumps are cancerous. Your urologist will do a clinical assessment and an ultrasound is one of the mechanisms we used to identify whether a lump is malignant.

“Often, cancerous lumps are not painful which is why patients do not present themselves at the outset. It is vital that as soon as a lump is detected the patient consult a urologist as early detection saves lives,” he added.

Blake said testicular cancer was uncommon, affecting less than five to 10 men per 100 000, but it is on the rise according to the Cancer Association of SA which says it largely affects men between the ages of 15 and 39.

It is also more common in men who have a familial history of testis cancer, said Blake.

It is also more prevalent in men who have had undescended testes.

“Testicular cancer has a predictable spread through the lymph nodes and if you detect it early, you can avoid having radiation or chemo therapy. If, however, it is necessary to remove the testicle, a man can function normally with one testis,” added Blake.

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Five things to think about when buying a car

REPORTER BUYING and owning a car is a big financial commitment, so, why do so many of us get so easily taken in by clever marketing rather than practical issues when deciding which car to buy?

Somehow when buying a car, fuel consumption, service costs, availability of parts, boot space and tradein value all seem secondary to looks, colour, chromed mags, top speed and torque – even if we’re not absolutely sure what that is.

Financial services provider DirectAxis has put together a check list

to help prospective car buyers park their egos and get the most car for their money.

Put needs ahead of wants The abundance of shiny 4x4s and softroaders on the school run are testimony to a triumph of marketing over practicality.

They may have a bit more space for schoolbags, but even the raised 2x4 crossovers cost more to buy and run than the hatchbacks they’re based on. Is the bit of extra space worth the price tag and do you really need a 4x4 to go camping twice a year?

Decide what characteristics are most important based on what you’ll

be using the vehicle for – do price, handling, economy and safety outweigh ride height, off-road capability, space and power?

Once you’ve decided on which characteristics are most important for you, start narrowing down which cars best meet those criteria.

Think beyond the purchase price Find out about running costs and reliability, and check the manufacturer’s claims against independent websites and road tests. If you’re buying a second-hand car or are planning to keep a new car beyond the warranty period, consider the cost of parts and services.

Sort the finance first There are many ways to fund a car, from personal loans to specialist car finance. Most manufacturers also offer finance. By doing your homework and finding out what finance you’re eligible for and at what interest rate, you can choose the best offer rather than being pressured into choosing a package on the showroom floor.

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Insure comprehensively If you finance your car through a bank, it belongs to them until you’ve paid off the loan. It’s why they insist on comprehensive insurance.

Some people try to get around this expense by cancelling the comprehensive cover a few months after buying a car.

Not only does this put you in breach of the finance contract, but also means that if the car is badly damaged, written off or stolen, not only are you without a car, but will have to pay whatever is still owing on the finance agreement.

Always negotiate Some new car models are so popular that they sell for the listed price, but that’s the exception rather than the rule. With so many competing manufacturers and dealerships it’s a buyer’s market, so insist on getting

Girls’ Guide: 10 easy steps to change a flat tyre REPORTER WOMEN’S Month reminds us of the many awesome things women

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NAME AND SURNAME OF THE CHILD CONCERNED Siyamthemba Zaleni Nokalipa Sicelimpilo Mbasa Dingiso Ncisana Indiphile Mgxadede Nosi so Duvele Phelokazi Duvele Luthando Kutselo Zamile Sinenjongo Gosanganye Siliziwe Sobhuye Matshona lutho Sinokuhle Tunyiswa Lizalise Bangani Siyanda diko Lihle Diko Vamela lalakhe Zenzile Ziphen Athi Bhokwe Sinethemba Bhokwe Maliviwe Zulwalithethi Jeke Thabiso Bango Somila Bango Indivile Mkungwana Aphelele Manjezi Ayathandwa Manjezi Likhona Mzoli Nkonyana Sesethu Sobhuye Mbasa Sobhuye Ongeziwe Mdokwe Azemahle Mpukwana Abongile Sobhuye Zanecebo Gexeni Nosandi Gexeni Athembele Gexeni Endinako Mteza Bongumusa Mkhangelwa Zizipho C. Mkhangelwa Siphosethu Manaba Ndluzonke Naledi Ndluzonke Lusanda Ndluzonke Siyaxola Gwadane Inga Dalintetho Konwaba Dini Mlindeni Dini Sizeka Marongo Alikho Marongo Alakhe Sandawana A kile Masondo Nosfundo Masondo Snenhlanhla Mvelo Kamtshe Anelisa Geja Asiphe Gxididi Chulumanco Magabuko Achumile Kambule Sinazo Mxhonywa Fefekazi Gebuza Ngawethu Gqetywa Qiqa Lazola Hlumelo Daniso Simamkele Lazola Athini Lutho Jonase Likhona Mshiyo Nyameko MshiyoZimi Ndabeni Khanya Lindy Kona Inathi Wopula Silindile Nokamatye Banele Mketho Sinovuyo Sihentshe Iviwe Sihentshe Lunga Mnikwa Siphumle Nomakroba Lucia Mageyi Solwethu Mkhandeni Unam Fono Neliseka Ngesimane Mengezi Fono Nithule Ncube Olwethu Kalimashe Fanelesbonge Mbhukuqwa Ntsikayomzi Mbhukuqwa Nontlahla Mafa Ndimphiwe Mzanywa Mhlengi Innocent Mangaliso Asemahle Magabuko Akhona Vakalisa Asemahle Nogwada Aluthi M ki Onke M ki Sixolile Dyobo Alizwa Dyobo Ayakha Dyobo Liyema Dyobo Ayavela Mnqayi Banele Ndamase Luthando Silwana Linathi Sidubule Yonwaba Langa Yolokazi Nomfeleba Masixole Zibize Alizwa Zibela Owethu Bhonyo Aphelele Ntusi Owethu Mhlonto Ntando Tsokoyakhe Simamkele Tshata Sisonke Tshata Zenande Gabadela Asemahle Mveni Kwanga Fikizolo Andiswa Lunyawo Bongiswa Lumkwana Njabulo Zikhona Gxwalintloko Soyiko Melokuhle Sandile Kalashe Gwanya Gugulethu Nobulongwe Siyaxolisa Nobulongwe Aviwe Mveni Kwanga Fikizolo Andiswa Fikizolo Esethu Fikizolo Azola Lumkwana Njabulo Chasela Simamkele Sidubule Yanga Marwede Sisanda Marwede Bongumsa Marwede Mitcheal Ndabeni Nceba Tshula Mhleli Inam Qabithunga Nokwe Esona Siko Athenkosi Siko Athini Esihle May Mhli li Katiga Mhli li Asavela Ikheghagu Tamia Mhli li Alfredo Mhlontlo Ntando Tshula Mhleli Xhalisile Aphelele Makhalima Anoxolo Makhalima Anele Nkabinde Graca Thandolwethu Fihlani Anido Fihlani Anita Gawula Longezwa Sidumo Athini Thukani Amahle Thukani Lizo Thukani Asive Ndayi Amanda Ndayi Ayanda Dlelengane Innocent Mahlathini Mongisa Mahlathini Xolelwa Nandipha Makhohliso Aviwe Madelisa Olwethu Madelisa Siphesihle Madelisa Chulumanco Mkovane Aphiwe Manana Kwalunga Nogaga Mlondi Ngcobo Khanyisile Qokweni Siphelele Qokweni Zimkhitha Cetywayo Lihle Cetywayo Lahluma Cetywayo Qokweni Athini Athini Danca Sanele Aphelele Bhayani Imange Mfetshwa Khanya Hani Simthandile Qwenga Akhumzi Hanqa Sithandiwe Hanqa Esihle May Onele Malindi

DATE OF BIRTH OF CHILD CONCERNED 2003-06-13 2003-05-03 2006-08-07 2007-02-19 2000-08-19 2003-10-04 2000-11-23 2003-07-05 2002-04-18 2000-02-29 2004-05-01 2004-08-29 2003-01-01 2003-04-06 2007-12-20 99-07-18 99-08-01 2000-11-07 2004-10-01 2009-09-03 2002-08-04 2008-08-12 2005-03-27 2004-06-28 2008-03-26 2006-03-09 2003-02-22 2004-06-21 2002-10-21 2005-12-23 2001-03-06 2001-02-10 2001-12-22 2005-06-25 2010-08-04 2009-11-22 2001-08-17 2000-05-15 2003-05-20 2000-07-12 2006-01-19 2008-07-08 2002-01-10 2007-09-08 2001-05-18 2003-11-15 2001-05-28 2011-01-02 2006-05-12 2002-07-22 2010-01-25 2005-07-01 2005-08-15 2007-04-24 2005-10-22 2006-03-23 2003-10-04 2002-09-08 2003-10-30 2001-09-13 2001-09-07 2001-08-31 2004-12-10 2002-08-26 2005-04-03 2001-04-17 2003-02-09 2004-05-07 2004-08-26 2006-12-06 2002-02-09 2004-10-01 2003-09-01 2001-11-28 2002-03-03 2008-11-12 2002-09-01 2007-01-23 2006-10-12 2006-02-14 2008-05-23 2002-05-08 2005-03-02 2009-05-13 2003-07-22 2002-10-21 2015-09-11 2002-06-15 2004-10-06 2003-01-15 2005-05-01 2003-09-28 2007-06-30 2010-05-25 2012-07-03 2007-05-07 2001-03-03 2005-06-18 2015-01-30 2009-07-27 2001-06-26 2010-09-03 2004-07-31 2003-10-06 2008-03-06 2004-09-28 2005-04-03 2006-10-02 2004-08-23 2003-10-14 2006-04-25 2003-08-13 2003-07-07 2011-01-12 2003-12-22 2018-01-09 2009-01-16 2005-03-09 2010-07-23 2006-04-25 2003-08-13 2005-01-25 2007-06-20 2011-01-12 2008-12-07 2008-08-19 2004-02-27 2007-05-09 2011-08-10 2001-02-07 2014-07-17 2006-02-24 2006-02-04 2008-02-27 2008-02-27 01/10/13 2003-08-21 2001-05-10 2014-02-06 2016-08-25 2004-09-28 2014-07-17 2012-02-12 2007-03-19 2013-01-09 2006-07-07 2006-09-24 2003-12-13 2003-02-20 2003-02-11 2003-02-17 2004-06-16 2009-01-26 2010-04-21 2016-05-12 2016-10-06 2003-08-21 2001-05-10 26-04- 2006 21-03-2002 29-06- 2004 10-10-2006 04-03- 2018 19-07- 2004 26-03- 2011 26 -11- 2006 29-12- 2009 05-12- 2017 27 -05- 2004 04 -01-2015 04 -01-2015 16 -07-2006 20-08-2008 10-12-2012 18 -02- 2016 16-08-2014 09-06-2011 21-09-2009 23-07-2011 01-10-2013 14-08-2004

ADDRESS OF THE CHILD CONCERNED Buzongoma Buzongoma Butho Ndimakude Ndimakude Butho Ludalasi Ndimakude Ndimakude Maplotini Bulawu Qandu Qandu Bulawu Bulawu Qandu Qandu Qandu Qandu Qandu Bulawu Qandu Qandu Tombo Port St Johns Port St Johns Ngxongweni Maplotini Maplotini Maplotini Khohlo Maplotini Mbabalane Mbabalane Mbabalane Maplotini Qhukuswayo Qhukuswayo Qhukuswayo Lupapasi Lupapasi Lupapasi Magombeni Lupapasi ward 9 Swazini ward 9 Swazini ward 9 Swazini ward 9 Swazini ward 9 Lupapasi ward 9 Chwebeni ward 5 Chwebeni ward 5 Chaguba ward 5 Chaguba ward 5 Chaguba ward 5 Chwebeni ward 5 Chwebeni ward 5 Sicambeni ward 5 Vukandlule ward 5 Chwebeni ward 5 Chwebeni ward 5 Chwebeni ward 5 Chwebeni ward 5 Chaguba ward 5 Chaguba ward 5 Chaguba ward 5 Chaguba ward 5 Chaguba ward 5 Sicambeni ward 5 Chaguba ward 5 Chaguba ward 5 Chaguba ward 5 Chaguba ward 5 Chaguba ward 5 Chaguba ward 5 Sicambeni ward 5 Chaguba ward 5 Chaguba ward 5 Vukandlule ward 5 Chaguba ward 5 Chaguba ward 5 Chaguba ward 5 Chaguba ward 5 Chaguba ward 5 Chaguba ward 5 Chaguba ward 5 Chaguba ward 5 Chaguba ward 5 Chaguba ward 5 Chaguba ward 5 Chaguba ward 5 Chaguba ward 5 Vukandlule ward 5 Vukandlule ward 5 Vukandlule ward 5 Vukandlule ward 5 Chaguba ward 5 Chaguba ward 5 Ntsimbini Ward 7 Mantusini Ward 7 Dangwana Ward7 Ntsimbini Ward 7 Butulo Ward 7 Dangwana Mantusini Mantusini Ward 7 Tombo Tombo Ntsimbini Ward 7 Ntsimbini Ward 7 Dangwana Ward7 Port St Johns Ngxongweni Mantusini Mtambalala Lutaweni Gomolo Mbenengeni Ntsila Goqwana Goqwana Port St Johns Ngxongweni Ngxongweni Ngxongweni Mtambalala Majola Mantusini Ward 7 Mtumbane Mtumbane Mtumbane Bizana Qhaka Majola Machibi ButhoSiko ButhoSiko Tsolo Village Ntsimbini Ntsimbini Ntsimbini Ntsimbini Tombo Qaka Ntsimbini Jambeni Jambeni Goqwana Goqwana Goqwana Greens farm Greens farm Lutshaya Lutshaya Lutshaya Luphaphasi Luphaphasi Majola Ntsila Ntsila Ngobozana A/A,Lusikisiki,4820 Mbotyi A/A,Lusikisiki 4820 Mbotyi A/A,Lusikisiki 4820 Mbotyi A/A,Lusikisiki 4820 Ngquza A/A,Lusikisiki Goso Forest A/A,Lusikisiki Mevana A/A Lusikisiki Lambasi A/A,Lusikisiki 4820 M nizweni, A/A,Lusikisiki 4820 M nizweni, Phumlo, A/A,Lusikisiki 4820 Phumlo, A/A,Lusikisiki 4820 Phumlo, A/A,Lusikisiki 4820 Zalu, A/A,Lusikisiki 4820 Mkamela, A/A,Lusikisiki 4820 Hombe, A/A,Lusikisiki 4820 Mevana A/A,Lusikisiki,4820 Xhorana A/A, Maqwambini loc.

Ngcanasini A/A, New Rest loc.

Mbozisa A/A, Gawu loc.

Mbozisa A/A, Gawu loc.

TSOLO VILLAGE Magutywa A/ATsolo

REPORTED PARENT / NAME OF SOCIAL OFFICE DECEASED MOTHER WORKER NAME OF THE CHILD Zaleni Thandeka -deceased Miss G. B. Maseko Port St. Johns Keizana Nondumiso-deceased Miss G. B. Maseko Port St. Johns Dingiso Khalipha-deceased Miss G. B. Maseko Port St. Johns Ncisana Babalwa Vuyokazi-deceased Miss G. B. Maseko Port St. Johns Godloza Nolufefe -deceased Miss G. B. Maseko Port St. Johns Duvele Veliswa -deceased Miss G. B. Maseko Port St. Johns Duvele Veliswa -deceased Miss G. B. Maseko Port St. Johns Kutselo Lindiswa -deceased Miss G. B. Maseko Port St. Johns Gosanganye Ntombelanga -deceased Miss G. B. Maseko Port St. Johns Nondzondelelo Sobhuye -deceased Miss N. Nonkomo Port St. Johns Matshona Kholiswa -deceased Mr S. Monki Port St. Johns Tunyiswa Nontuthuzelo -deceased Mr S. Monki Port St. Johns Mqinisi Mamsakazeni -deceased Mr S. Monki Port St. Johns Diko Nomalungisa -deceased Mr S. Monki Port St. Johns Diko Nomalungisa -deceased Mr S. Monki Port St. Johns Vamela nomfanelo -deceased Mr S. Monki Port St. Johns Zenzile Ntombikhona -deceased Mr S. Monki Port St. Johns Bhokwe Vuyiswa -deceased Mr S. Monki Port St. Johns Bhokwe Vuyiswa -deceased Mr S. Monki Port St. Johns Nomlindelo Zulwalithethi Mr S. Monki Port St. Johns Jeke Nomfezeko P -deceased Mr S. Monki Port St. Johns Bango Nokulunga -deceased Mr S. Monki Port St. Johns Bango Nokulunga -deceased Mr S. Monki Port St. Johns Mkungwana Nontsikelelo -deceased Mr. Vice Port St. Johns Manjezi Nonkaliso -deceased Mr S. Momoza Port St. Johns Manjezi Nonkaliso -deceased Mr S. Momoza Port St. Johns Thimla Nkonyana -deceased Miss N. Nonkomo Port St. Johns Thembeka Sobhuye -deceased Miss N. Nonkomo Port St. Johns Thembeka Sobhuye deceased Miss N. Nonkomo Port St. Johns Siphokazi Mdokwe deceased Miss N. Nonkomo Port St. Johns Thulelwa Mpukwana deceased Miss N. Nonkomo Port St. Johns Zoleka Minah Sobhuye deceased Miss N. Nonkomo Port St. Johns Ntombedinga Gexeni deceased Miss N. Nonkomo Port St. Johns Ntombedinga Gexeni deceased Miss N. Nonkomo Port St. Johns Ntombedinga Gexeni deceased Miss N. Nonkomo Port St. Johns Malwande Mteza deceased Miss N. Nonkomo Port St. Johns Nomvelo Mkhangelwa deceased Miss N. Nonkomo Port St. Johns Nomvelo Mkhangelwa deceased Miss N. Nonkomo Port St. Johns0 Nontsikelelo Manaba deceased Miss N. Nonkomo Port St. Johns Ndluzonke Nompikiso –deceased Miss A. Nteleko Port St. Johns Ndluzonke Nompikiso –deceased Miss A. Nteleko Port St. Johns Ndluzonke Nompikiso –deceased Miss A. Nteleko Port St. Johns Gwadana Xoliswa – Deceased Miss A. Nteleko Port St. Johns Dalintetho Nomaxabiso – Deceased Miss A. Nteleko Port St. Johns Dini Thenjiswa – Deceased Miss A. Nteleko Port St. Johns Dini Thenjiswa – Deceased Miss A. Nteleko Port St. Johns Marhongo Nomfundo - Deceased Miss A. Nteleko Port St. Johns Marhongo Nomfundo - Deceased Miss A. Nteleko Port St. Johns Sandawana Phuthuma Cynthia Miss A. Nteleko Port St. Johns Masondo Fungeleni Nontombi [whereabouts unknown] Miss T. Dwabayo Port St. Johns Thembalakhe Khohliso [deceased] Miss T. Dwabayo Port St. Johns Kamtshe Teresa Nontsikelelo– Deceased Miss T. Dwabayo Port St. Johns Geja Lulama– Deceased Miss T. Dwabayo Port St. Johns Magabuko Nompatheko– Deceased Miss T. Dwabayo Port St. Johns Gxididi Phumeza– Deceased Miss T. Dwabayo Port St. Johns Kambule Ntombekhaya– Deceased Miss T. Dwabayo Port St. Johns Mxhonywa Fikiswa– Deceased Miss T. Dwabayo Port St. Johns Gebuza Nomthunzi Alicia– Deceased Miss T. Dwabayo Port St. Johns Gqetywa Nontetho– Deceased Miss T. Dwabayo Port St. Johns Lazola Nomfanelo– Deceased Miss T. Dwabayo Port St. Johns Daniso Vuyelwa– Deceased Miss T. Dwabayo Port St. Johns Nonzukiso Lazola– Deceased Miss T. Dwabayo Port St. Johns Jonase Fundiswa– Deceased Miss T. Dwabayo Port St. Johns Mshiywa Doreen Zoleka– Deceased Miss T. Dwabayo Port St. Johns Mshiywa Doreen Zoleka– Deceased Miss T. Dwabayo Port St. Johns Ndabeni Tinner Khethiwe– Deceased Miss T. Dwabayo Port St. Johns Mother deceased, father unknown Miss T. Dwabayo Port St. Johns Ahsan Andiswa– Deceased Miss T. Dwabayo Port St. Johns Nokhamatye Nokwenza– Deceased Miss T. Dwabayo Port St. Johns Mketho Noxolo– Deceased Miss T. Dwabayo Port St. Johns Sihentshe Nokulunga– Deceased Miss T. Dwabayo Port St. Johns Sihentshe Nokulunga– Deceased Miss T. Dwabayo Port St. Johns Mnikwa Zoliswa– Deceased Miss T. Dwabayo Port St. Johns Nomakroba Noma-Anti– Deceased Miss T. Dwabayo Port St. Johns Mageyi Sekiwe– Deceased Miss T. Dwabayo Port St. Johns Mkhandeni Vivian Nontobeko– Deceased Miss T. Dwabayo Port St. Johns Fono Pholelwa– Deceased Miss T. Dwabayo Port St. Johns Both Parents Unknown [He was found on N2] Miss T. Dwabayo Port St. Johns Fono Ntomboxolo– Deceased Miss T. Dwabayo Port St. Johns Ncume Fikile Kindness– Deceased Miss T. Dwabayo Port St. Johns Kalimashe Buyiswa– Deceased Miss T. Dwabayo Port St. Johns Mbukuqwa Bukelwa– Deceased Miss T. Dwabayo Port St. Johns Mbukuqwa Bukelwa– Deceased Miss T. Dwabayo Port St. Johns Mafa Anele Faniswa– Deceased Miss T. Dwabayo Port St. Johns Mzanywa Nontembiso– Deceased Miss T. Dwabayo Port St. Johns Mangaliso Lindiwe– Deceased Miss T. Dwabayo Port St. Johns Both Parents – unknown Miss T. Dwabayo Port St. Johns Vakalisa Noluvuyo– Deceased Miss T. Dwabayo Port St. Johns Nogwada Vuyelwa– Deceased Miss T. Dwabayo Port St. Johns M ki Bonisiwe– Deceased Miss T. Dwabayo Port St. Johns M ki Bonisiwe– Deceased Miss T. Dwabayo Port St. Johns Dyobo Andisa–Deceased Miss T. Dwabayo Port St. Johns Dyobo Andisa–Deceased Miss T. Dwabayo Port St. Johns Dyobo Andisa–Deceased Miss T. Dwabayo Port St. Johns Dyobo Andisa–Deceased Miss T. Dwabayo Port St. Johns Mnqayi Annie Nomaxhosa–Deceased Miss T. Dwabayo Port St. Johns Ndamase Nondumiso–Deceased Miss T. Dwabayo Port St. Johns Silwane Nokwakha Bonelwa–Deceased Miss N.P. Zawuka Port St. Johns Sidubule Zintle Happy –Deceased Miss N.P. Zawuka Port St. Johns Langa Phakama- deceased Miss N.P. Zawuka Port St. Johns Nomfeleba Ntombekhaya- deceased Miss N.P. Zawuka Port St. Johns Zibize Mamnyenjwa – deceased Miss N.P. Zawuka Port St. Johns Zibela Dinisiwe- deceased Miss N.P. Zawuka Port St. Johns Bhonyo Nwabisa – deceased Miss N.P. Zawuka Port St. Johns Ntusi Phikiswa- deceased Miss N.P. Zawuka Port St. Johns Mhlontlo Nommiselo – deceased Mr Vice Port St. Johns Tsokoyakhe Khanyisa – whereabouts unknown last seen 9 years ago Mr Vice Port St. Johns Tshata Thembakazi –Deceased Miss N.P. Zawuka Port St. Johns Tshata Thembakazi- deceased Miss N.P. Zawuka Port St. Johns Gabadela Thumeka Eunice- deceased Miss N.P. Zawuka Port St. Johns Sizeka Gloria Mveni – deceased Mr. S. Momoza Port St. Johns Miss N Nonkomo Fikizolo Cingiwe - deceased Port St. Johns Lungiswa Lunyawo - Deceased Miss Maxwili Port St. Johns Lumkwana Nobuhle – Deceased Mrs P. Mbhalo -Gcaleka Port St. Johns Tholeka Gxwalintloko – deceased Miss Maqokolo Port St. Johns Noma-Afrika Soyiko - deceased Miss G. Maseko Port St. Johns Mabuyi Biyela – presumed to be in Durban Miss G. Maseko Port St. Johns Jozi Tamara- whereabouts unknown Miss G. Maseko Port St. Johns Nobulongwe Nothiswa – Deceased Miss Fumbata Port St. Johns Nobulongwe Nothiswa – Deceased Miss Fumbata Port St. Johns Sizeka Gloria Mveni –Deceased Miss Thobejane Port St. Johns Cingiwe Fikizolo- deceased Miss N. Nonkomo Port St. Johns Cingiwe Fikizolo- deceased Miss Nonkomo Port St. Johns Cingiwe Fikizolo- deceased Miss Nonkomo Port St. Johns Lumkwana Nobuhle – deceased Mrs Mbhalo- Gcaleka Port St. Johns Nofazi Chasela – deceased Ms Maqokolo Port St. Johns Sidubule Zintle Happy- deceased Miss N.P. Zawuka Port St. Johns Marwede Noluthando – deceased Mr S. Momoza Port St. Johns Marwede Noluthando –deceased Mr S. Momoza Port St. Johns Marwede Noluthando –deceased Mr S. Momoza Port St. Johns Father is Cebisile Ndabeni deceased – mother unknown only knows as Magketho Ms A. Nteleko Port St. Johns Nontandabuzo Tshula –Deceased Ms A. Nteleko Port St. Johns Looking for Nokubonga Qabithunga – alleged to be in Durban Ms Maqokolo Port St. Johns Nokwe Asavela –deceased Ms Maqokolo Port St. Johns Nontembeko- deceased Ms Maseko G B Port St. Johns Nontembeko- deceased Ms Maseko G B Port St. Johns Mother & father unknown Mrwanqana Miyakazi Port St. Johns Nosipho Ikheghagu(mother) detained 14 years in MozambiqueLooking for father Steve Sonwabile Sibeko alleged to be in Lusikisiki mother last saw him in 2005 Ms N.P.Zawuka Port St. Johns Nosipho Ikheghagu(mother) detained 14 years in Mozambique Looking for father Steve Sibeko alleged to be in Lusikisiki mother last saw him in 2005Ms N.P.Zawuka Port St. Johns Nosipho Ikheghagu(mother) detained 14 in Mozambique looking for father Joseph Masiza from Free State mother last saw him in 2013Ms N.P.Zawuka Port St. Johns Nosipho ikheghagu( mother) detained 14 years in Mozambique looking for father Siboniso Dlamini from Durban mother last saw him in 2016 .Ms N.P.Zawuka Port St. Johns Nommiselo Mhlontlo - Deceased Mr Vice Port St. Johns Nontandabuzo Tshula- Deceased Miss Dwabayo Port St. Johns Xhalisile Nonkanyiso – Deceased Ms N.P.Zawuka Port St. Johns Makhalima Nonyameko – Deceased Miss Boyce Port St. Johns Makhalima Nonyameko – Deceased Miss Boyce Port St. Johns Looking for father Martins Nkabinde who is alleged to be in Mozambique Ms F. Masiso Port St. Johns Fihlani Philisiwe - Deceased Miss Fumbata Port St. Johns Fihlani Philisiwe - Deceased Miss Fumbata Port St. Johns Looking for father Lucky Mabensa – mother is deceased Mr Momoza Port St. Johns Looking for Ncediwe Sidumo Mr Momoza Port St. Johns Thukani Kholeka – deceased Ms Manitshana Port St. Johns Thukani Kholeka – deceased Ms Manitshana Port St. Johns Thukani Kholeka – deceased Ms Manitshana Port St. Johns Ndayi Busisiwe -Deceased Ms Nteleko F. Port St. Johns Ndayi Busisiwe -Deceased Ms Nteleko Port St. Johns Dlelengane Ntombivelile alleged to be in Durban Miss Maqokolo Port St. Johns Looking for their mother Mpangu Mahlathini Ms G.B. Maseko Port St. Johns Looking for their mother Mpangu Mahlathini Ms G.B. Maseko Port St. Johns Thumeka Makhohliso Mr. Mangqongopha Lusikisiki Service Of ce Mary Singeleni Mthukwa Mr. Manqongopha Lusikisiki Service Of ce Mary Singeleni Mthukwa Mr. Manqongopha Lusikisiki Service Of ce Mary Singeleni Mthukwa Mr. Manqongopha Lusikisiki Service Of ce Mkovane Ntombifuthi Miss. Qabaqaba Lusikisiki Service Of ce Manana Khekazi Mr. Vungwana Lusikisiki Service Of ce Nogaga Noluthando Mrs Qangule Lusikisiki Service Of ce Sifo Macabe Miss Mpikwa Lusikisiki Service Of ce Qokweni Phumzile Maxwell Miss. Gebhuza Lusikisiki Service Of ce Qokweni Phumzile Maxwell Miss. Gebhuza Lusikisiki Service Of ce Nokuthula Magokwana Cetywayo Miss Sodladla Lusikisiki Service Of ce Nokuthula Magokwana Cetywayo Miss Sodladla Lusikisiki Service Of ce Nokuthula Magokwana Cetywayo Miss Sodladla Lusikisiki Service Of ce Ntombizolile Qokweni Ntombizolile Qokweni Mr. Nyembezi Lusikisiki Service Of ce Siseleni Siphokazi Miss Kobese Lusikisiki Service Of ce Bhayana Nomthandazo Miss Kobese Lusikisiki Service Of ce Nomzi Gladys Mphetshwa Miss Tshafele Lusikisiki Service Of ce Rhubheni Hani (Biological father) Grace Kanyisa Njemla Mqanduli Nikelo Goqwana (Biological father) Grace Kanyisa Njemla Mqanduli Wonga Qoti (Biological mother) Grace Kanyisa Njemla Mqanduli Wonga Qoti (Biological mother) Grace Kanyisa Njemla Mqanduli Mother & father unknown Marwanqana Miyakazi Tsolo Service Of ce .

Malindi Ntombokuqala Father Unknown Thabisa Ncomelo Tsolo Service Of ce.

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Dutywa schools to compete in prestigious tournament ANELE RAZIYA SCHOOLS which fall under the Mbhashe Department of Education circuit will today, August 23, will be competing in the annual prestigious Masibuyele Emabaleni Tournament at Ngumbela Stadium near King Hintsa TVET College.

This annual tournament consists of different sporting codes that include soccer, netball, rug-

by and cricket.

The purpose of these games is to motivate kids and at the same time, develop them in different sporting codes.

Chairperson of the organising committee, Thando Bonani, said, “the tournament will be played by according to age groups, as usual.

Our age groups start from under-10 to 17 years and above.”

The age groups will apply in soccer, netball, rugby and cricket for both girls and boys.

Nkush Malgas joins new NFD side THANDO MGEDEZI FORMER Eastern Cape under-21 football coach, Nkululeko Khwezilomso Malgas, has left Witbank Spurs to become the performance analyst of National First Division newcomers TS Galaxy Football Club of Mpumalanga Province.

The 39-year-old former Mthatha City coach and head of football, Malgas has spent the past six months at Witbank Spurs, in the same NFD as an assistant coach to Themba Mafu.

Malgas will now look to make his mark at Mpumalanga-based Galaxy, which purchased Cape Town All Stars status in the National First Division. TS Galaxy was playing in the ABC Motsepe League previously, will be based in KwaNdebele, Mpumalanga.

Tim Sukazi, who has been known to represent high-profile South African football, stars such as Mulomowandau Mathoho, Tiyani Mabunda, Lehlohonolo Majoro, Katlego Mashego, Thuso Phala and Lebo-

gang Moboe, among others, owns TS Galaxy.

“It is a new challenge for me and the fact that we will be making history since the team is new in the league. When the (club) president presented his concept, I could not turn down the offer to join his team,” said Malgas.

The former USSA national football team head coach believes the position will develop him to be a great coach in the future.

“This is a perfect position to prepare a great coach in football. Some of the best coaches in the world started somewhere,” Malgas said.

The Ngqamakwe-born Malgas will be working under a technical team that is led by head coach Vusi Mkhatshwa, who is also the former Witbank Spurs coach.

Former Kaizer Chiefs and Mamelodi Sundowns defender Muisi Ajao will assist Mkhatshwa. TS Galaxy’s first game of the season was against Cape Umoya United at Kameelrivier Stadium on August 19 and ended in a 1-1 draw.

Bonani said, “There will be girls who are going to participate in soccer and rugby.

“They expect a lot of schools will compete in the tournament.”

Their main aim in creating this tournament is to give rural kids a chance to showcase their talent in sport and keep them disciplined all the time.

In recent years the tournament had attracted a lot of schools in rural areas around Mbhashe, who participated in the various sporting codes.

Bonani is hoping that they would come out in great numbers again to compete in these games.

This year, the Masibuyele Emabaleni Tournament is celebrating its seventh anniversary since its inception and organisers are urging supporters and parents to come in great numbers to support their kids.

There are great prizes that are waiting to be won by schools who perform well in the tournament.

Nomeva aims to go 30 fights without a loss ELETHU MTIKI

beat me before I get to 30 fights. I’ll get there without a loss. With my 25 wins from 25 THE reigning WBF lightweight champion, fights, I want to reach 30 fights without a loss Xolisani ‘Nomeva’ Ndongeni, has set him- and take it from there,” said the 2016 male self a target of collecting 30 boxer of the year. wins from 30 fights.

After winning his title for the first time against NamiLast week Saturday, the bian Abraham NdauendaKwaBhaca-born boxer sucpo in April this year, Nocessfully defended his title meva, which means “the for the first time against wasp”, vowed that he will Salimu Jengo from Tanzaget stronger and stronger nia at the DOCC Hall in Orgoing forward with the aim lando in Soweto, with a of returning to his previous fifth round technical status. knockout (TKO), a win This was after everything which saw Ndongeni exwent badly in his career tend his winning streak to last year due to inactivity Xolisa ‘Nomeva’ 25 bouts so far in his career. and he failed to be shortlistNdongeni. PHOTO:FACEBOOK “Nomeva has 25 matches ed in the SA Boxing and he’s won all of them. I Awards to defend his think I’m the only person here in South Afri- award. ca with this kind of a record. I feel so lucky Trained by Sean Smith in Johannesburg, to have been able to reach this record among the crowd favourite is confident that more so many great boxers in the country. It’s re- great things will come his way under the ally not easy,” he told Umhlobo Wenene FM. guidance of his mentor. He said he is hoping “I can assure you that no one is going to to return to the ring again soon.

Athlete reaches for life-changing opportunity ELETHU MTIKI BUYELEKHAYA Velelwandle’s background will be a motivating factor when he takes to the field against the Nedbank Cup champions, Free State Stars, next month.

Velendlwandle (21), from Chris Hani Park in Mthatha, is one of the players who was selected for the final 16 of the Nedbank Ke Yona team, which was announced in Johannesburg last week.

The search for the 16 players went across the country under the watchful eye of former Bafana Bafana coach, Ephraim ’Shakes’ Mashaba, Khabo Zondo and Mike Mangena. Over 11 000 players tried their luck to impress the selectors.

“This means a lot to me. I’ve been searching for this kind of an opportunity for a very long time. I’m so grateful because I’ll get to be seen by all the PSL teams.

“We all know that such opportunities are

Buyelekhaya Velelwandle.

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very rare, especially if you stay here in the Eastern Cape. This is my chance to prove what I’m capable of,” he told Express.

The 16 players will ultimately be placed with each of the 16 Absa Premiership teams for a trial with the hope of turning into professional players.

With no one who is employed in his family, Velelwandle, who stays with his disabled parents, understands the importance of working hard and earn a contract that will enable him to play in the top flight.

“This is a great opportunity, not only for me, but for my family as well because my mute parents are unemployed and everyone in the family depends on their social grant. So this is an opportunity for me to try changing my background.

“I’m the only male child at home and I’m the first born. So my parents and everyone have a lot of expectations from me,” added the midfielder.

Prior the Nedbank Ke Yona team search, Velelwandle played for Mighty Bucks, an SAB League side from Ugie.

He said he was not aware about the Ke Yona Team search until he was alerted by a friend in Johannesburg who had already registered for him to enter the trials and offered him accommodation.

Nedbank head of Sponsorship and Cause Marketing, Tobie Badenhorst, said, “At Nedbank we take pride in seeing our graduates progress in their football career, and with the lessons on and off the pitch, our graduates manage both the football and money aspects of being professional football players”.

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Mthatha footballers to play against FS Stars

Next round of SuperGP this weekend

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TWO soccer players from Mthatha will represent the OR Tambo District Municipality in a match against Free State Stars FC on September 9.

Xolela ‘Music’ Bonxa is among the players who are preparing to take on PSL side, Free State Stars FC. PHOTOS:SUPPLIED

Buyelekhaya Velelwandle (23), from Chris Hani, and Xolela Bonxa (22), from Vidgiesville in Mthatha, were among the players who entered the Nedbank Cup Ke Yona team search competition, which began in May this year.

According to their agent, Pakamisa Nkayiya, the announcement was done recently in Nedbank Head Quarters in Sandton.

“I am very happy because if they managed to show their talents in that match they would definitely be seen by other professional players. This shows that it is important to use your talent because you may not know what the future holds for you,” said Nkayiya.

He said he was proud because these two would be representing the OR Tambo Municipality.

Bonxa said he could not believe it when his name was called.

“I am doing all that I can to make sure that I show my talent when playing on the day because this can mean that my dream had been fulfilled,” he said.

(Read more about Buyelekhaya Velelwandle on page 19 of this week’s edition)

ROUND 5 of the SuperGP Championship will kick off at the Aldo Scribante Racetrack on Friday and Saturday, August 24 and 25.

Last year’s champion, Clinton Seller, who just returned from the Suzuka eighthour race, will take on 2018 championship leader Michael White in the Unlimited Class.

Current 600cc championship leader, Blaze Baker, will fend off the challenge of Adolph Boshoff, who is a close second.

In the 300cc class, current leader, Dino Iozzo, will have to make use of the skills he has gained in the World Superbikes 300cc class this year to fend of the aggressive challenge of Cape Town rider, Kewyn Snyman.

Northern Regionals Championship heats and local AMSC Club Motorcycle Championship heats will be included in the programme to provide a festival of two-wheel motorsports for young and old to enjoy.

Tickets can be purchased in advance from www.westway.co.za.

For more information, go to the Aldo Scribante Facebook page or e-mail algoa.motorsport.club@gmailcom.

Buyelekhaya ‘Mzantsi Magic’ Velelwandle shows off his footballing talent which has led to his selection for a team to play Free State Stars.

City Lads take the lead in Sasol League ANELE RAZIYA PORT Elizabeth-based team City Lads have taken the lead in the Sasol League table after the weekend’s results.

The on-form City Lads collected the maximum three points in their Sasol League clash in Port Elizabeth at the weekend.

League contenders Lads humiliated the struggling Eluhewini Ladies 12-0 on Saturday afternoon.

The results took Lads to the top position on the Sasol League table with 48 points after 17 matches since the start of the season.

The Port Elizabeth outfit overtook Butter-

worth-based team Thunderbirds Ladies, who did not play over the weekend.

Defending champions Thunderbirds Ladies had previously been leading the Sasol League table until over the weekend when they were overtaken by Lads.

Currently Ladies are sitting in the second spot with 46 points after 16 games so far.

Since the season started, Lads have lost only one game, while defending champions Ladies drew one.

The competition between the two sides is not new as they compete for the top spot every year and the trophy always seems to go to one of these two teams.

Every Sasol League supporter is interest-

ed to see who will win the trophy and get an opportunity to represent the province in the Sasol League National Championships games, where Ladies finished in third place last year.

Manchester Babes are sitting at the bottom of the league table with six points after 16 games so far.

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City Lads 12-0 Eluhewini Ladies UFH Ladies 5-1 Highbury Ladies Birmingham City Ladies 2-0 Executive Ladies Bashee Eagles Ladies 1-2 Golden Stars Ladies Sophakama Ladies 2-1 Ayakha Stars Ladies Cumakala Ladies 2-0 Eastern Rangers Ladies Amanqilo Birds Ladies 1-3 Red Roses

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ROOF TILES

5999

R

Each

PORCELAIN TILES Starting from

R

600 x 600

17995

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Each

PVC CEILING R

5500

Per unit

LAMINATE FLOORING R

19900

Each

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