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Thursday, 27 November 2014 | Tel: 021 910 6500 | Fax: 021 910 6501 | Email: cityvision@wpnewspapers.co.za Youths from ward 40 march agaings rampant gangesterims in their areas. PHOTO: MBONGISENI MASEKO

GANGSTA WARS: TERRITORIAL DISPUTES AT THE HEART OF THE PROBLEM

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YOUNG residents from ward 40 in Gugulethu marched to the police station to try and seek a solution the incessant and deadly territorial battles in the area.

According to the protesters, three young boys have been killed and others injured since the fights broke out midyear.

Teenagers from Barcelona and Europe informal settlements claim that they are attacked whenever they venture into areas like Lusaka and vice versa.

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We are deeply concerned for the matric pupils who are not going to do well because of this violence,” he said.

They handed over a list of grievances to the police with the hope that the matter will be given attention.

“We need police to be visible in the affected areas and patrol during the morning and afternoon when learners travel to schools as this are the times when the attacks occur the most,” said Thobelani Mkhohli, ANCYL secretary.

He insisted that cases need to be properly investigated and feedback be given to vic-

Kanana.

The ward’s ANCYL deputy chair Sindisile Bhashe said that they were fed up with the unnecessary bloodshed.

“We are calling for the police to intervene so that the loss of innocent lives can be avoided. Young people are being ambushed on the way to school and brutally attacked,” he said.

Bhashe said that the students were severely affected as their route to schools passes through the areas mentioned.

“Children from these areas must now take taxis to avoid attacks. This is really hard for parents as most of them are unemployed and

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Gugulethu spokesperson Constable Zola Ludziya said that they welcomed their memorandum and said the service was dedicated to ensuring safety for all affected but that the community also has a responsibility to assist the police in their duties by informing them on trouble makers.

Ludziya added: “It is very difficult to apprehend criminals when there is insufficient information. This leads to people being released by the courts, so we need the community to come forward and help us identify the so-called trouble-makers,” he said.

They will look into the grievances.

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CITY VISION Thursday, 27 November 2014

Yengeni back in court ANC national executive committee member Tony Yengeni is still awaiting feedback on whether his drunken driving charges will be withdrawn, the Cape Town Magistrate’s Court heard on Wednesday.

Yengeni appeared in the dock in a smart suit and folded his arms in front of him.

His written representations were submitted to the director of public prosecutions

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(DPP) in September. On Wednesday, the court heard that the outcome was still pending. Yengeni’s lawyer Sylvester Vogel said he received a message from the National Prosecuting Authority on Tuesday.

“They acknowledge receipt of the representations. They said they are awaiting communication from the Western Cape office of the DPP to file representations,” he said.

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“Umntu omnyama uyamcaphukela omnye umntu omnyama!”

Yes, you heard me correct.

This was exactly what caught my attention when I came across an old man uttering these words. Shocked and embarrassed at first, I decided to join in and listen to the topic.

This was the topic that this old man was engaging with some guys. I found it interesting, so I decided to listen.

This is how the old man justified his opening statement. He muttered how our black people would go to much lengths to ensure other black people do not succeed.

They would go the extent of formulating traps and tricks to make sure you fail.

It seemed as if we groom our children to hate one another and never cherish any good things that others achieve.

The parents are in on this, as they will feed their children all the wrong and bad things to make sure they do not see any good coming from someone else.

As he relayed all these statements it suddenly dawned on me as to why we are not succeeding in life. It is because the support we need to give each other is not there any more.

All we want to see is for our fellow brothers and sisters falling on their backs. And we will laugh at them.

What he was saying suddenly made perfect sense, as I have experienced and heard it a couple of times.

You will hear people saying: “Haz’ ukuba uyakuphelelaphi, asiyoyakhe uyibolikiwe, xa ebengubani yena, uzenza betere ngesikolwana sakhe, izakuphela lomalana yakhe nezinye.”

I am sure you are familiar with the picture I have painted – and I have to inform you that it is the truth.

As I listened to the old man, I realised that this is the fundamental problem that is holding us back from prospering as black people.

We undermine each other.

We would go to so much trouble to make sure someone else does not succeed.

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We will make sure they do not get to where you are, if you happen to have made it.

Writing this column took so much from me, as I have been toying with the concept for a long time.

I realised if I kept it to myself then I would not be any different from the people I have described.

We are faced with a challenge in Mzantsi. How do we embrace each other so that we can all succeed in life?

We face oblivion if we continue on this path, especially in this new dispensation in our country.

The so-called liberation will be of no value if we do not embrace each other and support one another.

We will be a laughing stock to others and we will end up with nothing.

I have seen remnants of this showing in our daily lives, where our political leaders are filling up their pockets and neglecting the masses.

I have seen it in business, where local businessmen are not supported by the community.

It seems as if we derive our wellbeing by seeing a fellow brother crawling.

We also derive our strength from seeing someone else failing.

We never wish our fellow brethren luck and prosperity.

We are very quick to judge each other.

I believe we need to first embrace one another before we can enjoy any of the perks that our democracy has brought us.

If we do not go that route then our democracy will be useless or of no value.

You may ask why we need to embracing each other... It is when we support, care for and work with each other for our combined survival that we will prosper.

If we do not adhere to that, then our democracy will just die the same way the ubuntu concept has disappeared right in front of our eyes.

In the spirit festive season, take this advice and see how you can put it to practice before it is too late.

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Race to honour Alex Madikane One of RCS Gugulethu Athletic Club’s top runners Alex Madikane has died after a brief illness.

Club chairperson Thobile Ndzube said members were saddened by Madikane’s death and that details of the funerals are not yet finalised.

“We are all sad Alex Madikane because he was like a brother to all of us; we will all miss him,” he said.

He said club members have vowed to run the upcoming Gugulethu Reconciliation Day 10km race in memory of Madikane.

“From an organising perspective, we want to make sure that we pay respect to him by staging a fantastic race,” Ndzube explained.

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RIGHTING: Apartheid wrongs

Unlocking the door to success Some business owners who have been trading for decades described getting their title deeds and certificates for ownership as a “relief”, at the Gugulethu Sports Complex, on Monday.

Patricia de Lille, the City of Cape Town Executive Mayor, handed over 41 title deeds and 15 certificates of ownership to 56 business owners from Langa, Nyanga and Gugulethu on the day.

The business owners have been denied ownership of the promise from which they operate during apartheid dispensation and instead they were forced to lease the properties from iKapa Town Council.

Some of them have been in business for over 40 years.

De Lille said the day was “close to my heart” as it is a chance for the city to “right some of the wrongs of the past.”

“Our society went through a dark time when many of our residents were excluded from opportunities and were made to feel that they could not contribute fully to society.

“In order to move forward, we need to acknowledge the injustices of our past. Owning property is one way in which people can feel as if they belong and have a vested interest in societys,” she said.

De Lille also said the city took a decision to alienate 148 properties in the Lagunya section and sold them to the tenants at the

reduced rate and also subsidised the transfer fees of R3092 for each of the tenants.

Nonqaba Fesi, 72, from Langa, who is one of the beneficiaries, said she could not even remember the years she had been waiting for receiving the ownership of her property.

“I got all the help I needed from the City of Cape Town when I applied for the ownership of the property. “ I feel very good. My family is also very happy. The day had finally come,” Fesi said.

Her shop which is situated at Bunga Avenue is registered under her family trust.

Belford Ntlantsana, 79, the chairperson for Lagunya Business Association, was one of the beneficiaries.

He has been running the Nomsa Trading store in NY6, since about 40 years.

“It was a worrying issue for me to run a business in a rented property, because I was afraid that the owner would come anytime and tell me to move out “We persevered and we are owners today.

It is a big relief.

“My children will take over the business which is registered under family trust in future,” Ntlantsana said.

Among the beneficiaries were Professor Nomvula Mtetwa and Patrick Nongalaza of Maphindi’s Butchery and Takeaways.

Professor Nomvula Mtetwa said she was very pleased to be one of the recipients De Lille had also handed over title deeds to 40 shop owners from Langa Nyanga and the Gugulethu areas earlier in the year

Patricia de Lille, the City of Cape Town Executive Mayor, handed over 41 title deeds and 15 certificates of ownership to 56 business owners from Lagunya, on Monday, Gugulethu. PHOTO: MANDLA MAHASHE

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March: Residents to take to the street

Let’s take back our nights MANDLA MAHASHE

IF YOU are tired of rampant violence in your community the Take Back The Night march needs your support.

That is the message from Ilitha Labantu ahead of their evening march to take place on Friday 28 November.

According to the organisations Chief Operational Officer Ella Mangisa the rally is set to highlight the prevalence of crime in Gugulethu and surrounding areas during

the night.

“Most of acts of violence take place during the night and that has also been used as an excuse. It has become a norm that at night time violent crime must take place in the townships. We are saying that enough is enough and we are claiming back the night,” said Mangisa.

She said that they aim to change to perception that women and children must avoid to walk in the streets.

“We should not surrender our streets and

turn a blind eye to crime and violence. In most cases the perpetrators are known in the community but people fail to assist law enforcement agencies and as a result the culprits continue to do more damage,” she said.

The march will convene from two points namely NY 3a near Shell Garage and Ny 1 near the FAWU. Ilitha Labantu is a social service organisation that offers counselling to domestic violence and rape victims. Ilitha Labantu also offers legal services and safe houses to vic-

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Location: Erf No. 32511, Epping, Cape Town Application for environmental authorisation to undertake the following activities: The activities as per the National Environmental Management Act (107 of 1998), applicable to this development are: GNR 544 of 2010, Activity 21, 23 and 24.

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With 16 Days of Activism for No Violence Against Women and Children beginning earlier this week Mangisa appealed to men to take part in such actions.

“We cannot do this alone. We need men to come on board because they are also affected by the violence.

They should also come to the march to show that we have a united front against violent crime and abuse,” she said.

The march is expected to start at 18h00.

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Lifestyle: A twist of the norm

Abigail Mbalo and Thotyelwa Mbathane from 4Roomed eKasi Culture at Khayelitsha on Sunday.

Local lass aims to improve Kasi eating habits Abigail Mbalo is one of those brave people who take the necessary steps to turn their dreams into reality.

The dental technologist from Gugulethu said cooking is her first love.

She launched the 4Roomed eKasi Culture Food in Khayelitsha last month.

The mobile restaurant moves around kasis on weekends to sell healthy food.

The MasterChef South Africa 2014 top 12 contestant said she lost her brother to diabetes in 2007. “I knew what caused it and that’s why I decided to do something to alter poor eating habits in the townships,” Abigail said.

She said many people get drunk on weekends and once drunk, they only eat meat.

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Domestic workers want R3000 STAFF REPORTER Domestic workers must be paid R3 000 per month, Parliament’s portfolio committee on labour heard on Wednesday.

“Domestic workers must be paid a minimum of R3 000 because most of them are single parents,” Mpho Maine told the committee public hearing in Rustenburg.

Maine said the R3 000 would enable domestic workers to support their families and afford their transport.

She said domestic workers were paid as little as R600 per month.

The domestic sectoral determination, which regulates payments in the domestic sector, stipulates that domestic workers in towns such as Rustenburg must earn at least R1

800.

About 300 workers from different sectors gathered in Rustenburg to make submissions on minimum wages to the committee.

The committee held public hearing in Matlosana (Klerksdorp) on Tuesday.

Public hearings were expected to be held in Johannesburg on Thursday and in Bloemfontein on Friday.

Cape Townbased visual artist Kemang Wa Lehulere has been named by the National Arts Festival as the 2015 Standard Bank Young Artist for Visual Art. Growing up in Gugulethu, 30year-old Wa Lehulere was surrounded by a very crea- 2015 Standard Bank Young Artist for Visual Art, tive family Kemang Wa Lehulere.

PHOTO: ADAM MCCONNACHIE as a child.

“Initially I became drawn to His mother was a singer and his cousins were script writers, works which dealt with identity directors and actors in film and politics, because I could relate.

I looked a lot at Berni Searle, theatre.

He has already won five Tracey Rose, and Thando Maawards including the first Inter- ma. That kind of work became national Tiberius Art Award my interest, instead of paintDresden, launched in 2013 as a ing.”

Co-founding the arts collectribute to outstanding contemporary artists outside of Eu- tive the Gugulective, and collabrope. Wa Lehulere has hosted orating with the Centre for Hisfour solo exhibitions, been in- torical Re-enactments and the volved in 50 group exhibitions NON-NON Collective, Wa Lehulere’s focuses on initiating and six residencies.

Yet he remains humble. “The conversations in the arts, parmost important thing for me ticularly bringing the arts into has been to read as much as pos- the townships and making it acsible, interacting with other art- cessible to the masses.

Wa Lehulere’s visual artists, going to see shows, going to the theatre and watching a lot if works range across media independent films,” Wa Le- where he is particular about not conforming to one medium and hulere says.

“It is also important to keep draws on a range of subjects by working and that doesn’t mean being open to the unknown. producing physical things but Theatre also influences his researching and writing as works by using props to change the traditional meaning of spawell.”

Wa Lehulere was initially in- tial relations on stage or in a galterested in Theatre, working lery.

The longevity of his works with the Cape Town Theatre Laboratory. He enrolled in a are influenced by the medium performing arts course at CAP in which he presents them: from (Community Arts Project), but using charcoal and chalk to credecided to change to a Visual ate works, playing on the idea of Arts course because he wanted preservation.

“I am excited that my work a challenge. Here, he garnered experience in drawing, paint- will be traveling to different venues and cities around the ing and sculpture.

From there his interest country.” Says Wa Lehulere on moved to new media and film. receiving the award.

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The Buccanneer School Shoes Learnership 2014 class from left Damian Jaggers, Shiella Pakade, Wilton Slayters, Pamela Mbana, Zingisani Matrose, Leroy McKriel and course coodinator, Marilyn Stevens.

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The irony, says Ravi Govender, Head of Small Enterprises at Standard Bank, is that small business success is most often linked to remaining focused on delivering the products and services that are core to the business’ sustainability and growth.

The key to enabling the people with the skills to place their energies where they are most useful in the company can be achieved by using a little imagination. The example set by the finalists in the recent ‘Think Big - Building Business Champions’ TV series, illustrated that by outsourcing tasks, the scarce skills of permanent staff can be used to maximum effect.

“It is unwise to think that outsourcing is a luxury that only bigger companies can afford. Outsourcing is practical.

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“As with most things, outsourcing can only work if the necessary research and planning is undertaken to identify exactly where support is needed, and to find the right supplier,” says Mr Govender.

Thinking about outsourcing should involve: • Planning the on-boarding of suppliers in a way that does not require a significant time commitment from you.

• Clearly defining the areas that will and will not be outsourced. Strategic company functions should remain with you and full-time, experienced staff. It is important to remember that you only want to outsource activities, and not the management of relationships with your customers.

• Checking whether once-off projects can be outsourced to outside suppliers at a reasonable, all-inclusive price.

• Reducing the need for technology, as well as the time needed to administer the staff payroll. Traditionally, payroll and HR services are the easiest to outsource to specialists.

• Deciding whether you need a full-time bookkeeper or administrator, or whether you can hand over these tasks to someone who is well qualified, but works off-site.

• Keeping an eye on costs, and comparing them to the expense of using staff to accomplish tasks. The moment outsourcing costs equal or exceed ‘in-house’ costs, it is time to reconsider.

• Clearly defining the scope of work, deadlines and deliverables on a project.

• Deciding the basis for payment. Will payment to suppliers rely on them completing defined milestones, or meeting weekly or monthly deadlines?

• Putting everything in writing, so that there can be no disputes regarding charges, delivery or payment.

“Although you will be hiring somebody to accomplish a set task, or for a defined period of time, you should take as much care interviewing them as you would when hiring a permanent employee. Check references and, if necessary, visit sites where they have previously worked to inspect the standard of their work. Also take the time to check whether they have the relevant experience in the areas you require help with.”

“Lastly, don’t be blinded by price. The best is not always the cheapest. You will benefit by making a careful selection. Ignore quotes that are far below others, as this could indicate, lack of experience, or a supplier who may not be adequately qualified.”

“Above all, remember that it is your business’ reputation at stake. Risking your reputation could have far-reaching consequences. Choose an outsourced supplier carefully and monitor what they do and how they do it,” concludes Mr Govender.

‘While the ‘Think Big’ series has concluded on TV screens, episodes can still be viewed online by visiting www.standardbank.co.za/thinkbig. For an array of additional tips and tools on how to start, manage or grow a business, visit www.bizconnect.standardbank.co.za In its continued drive to support and enable the SME sector, Standard Bank is supporting the Festival of Entrepreneurship taking place in Johannesburg during Global Entrepreneurship Week (17 – 21 November).

For more information visit: http://bizconnect.standardbank.co.za/events/global-entrepreneurship-week-festival-of-entrepreneurship.aspx

Two Gugulethu women are extremely excited to have received training at a top shoe manufuctaring company recently.

Veliswa Fohlisa (29) and Pamela Mbana (21) were part of a learnership programme by Shoe Buccaneer School Shoes which partnered with the Fibre Processing and Manufacturing Sector Education and Training Authority (FP&M SETA) to provide learnerships to unemployed youth.

“I can make shoes perfectly.

I can make any type of shoe and I can design them too! But what I enjoyed the most from my time here at Buccaneer School Shoes are the people and the environment. Everyone has been friendly, helpful and very respectful,” Veliswa said.

Pamela said she was so happy about getting a qualification too.

“I’ve thoroughly enjoyed the way in which the course was presented. I’ve learnt about so many things, but the highlight for me was the shoe design and the high standard of work there ,” said Pamela, who hopes to use her new skills to find a permanent job.

Managing director att Buccaneer School Shoes,Elias Zeino, said they “saw an opportunity to give back to the community through the provision of skills and practical training.”

“Shoe manufacturing is a fading skill, since the current workforce is generally between the ages of 40 and 60 years. By partnering with the FP&M SETA, we are able to provide learners with a comprehensive nine-month course that covers production and manufacturing of footwear,” he said.

He said learners were provided with both the theory and practical knowledge to obtain a NQF Level 2 National Certificate, which can then be applied to the footwear, leather, clothing and textile industries.

The new Gugulethu shoemak-

Pamela Mbana.

Veliswa Fohlisa. ers were part of eight enrolled learners foe 2014 intake.

The course is presented by Marilyn Stevens, who has been a course co-ordinator in the footwear industry for the past seven years.

“I am passionate about what I do, because at the end of the day you need to understand each individual and their circumstances before you can teach them anything. I am extremely proud of my students and what they have accomplished over the past nine months,” says Marilyn.

Basokola iiphedi PHARIE SEFALI UAkhona ufunda kwibanga lesibhozo. Njengabo bonke abalingane bakhe baseklasini abaninzi, usoloko ephoswa kukuya esikolweni xa esexesheni ngenxa yokuba usapho lwakhe alukwazi ukumthengela iiphedi. Xa kufuneka abhale uvavanyo, usebenzisa ikawusi, utsho.

Ngamanye amaxesha uthi efika exesheni lakhe abe umhakhulu wakhe engasenayo imali, utsho.

“Ekhaya singabantwana abahlanu kwaye ndim kuphela intombi ekwibakala lokuya exesheni. Umhakhulu wam mdala. Ngamanye amaxesha uyalibala ukuthenga iiphedi kwaye uchitha imali kwezinye izinto zekhaya, kwaye kuziintloni ukucela imali koomalume bam yokuthenga iiphedi”, utsho uAkhona.

“Ngamanye amaxesha ukuba ndisoloko ndicela iiphedi kubamelwane abandiniki kuba bathi kutheni ndingazithengi kwangaphambili. Abazi bona ukuba andinayo imali yokuzithenga,” utsho uAkhona.

Umhlobo wakhe uNoluntu, naye okwafunda kwibanga lesi-

bhozo, uphoswe luvavanyo lwakhe lwaseklasini kwiintsuku ezimbalwa ezidlulileyo kuba uye waba sexesheni msinyane kwaye ke ngoko akukhange kubekho mntu wokumnika imali. Ngosuku olulandelayo uAkhona uye wamcebisa ukuba asebenzise ikawusi endaweni yephedi ade abe uyayifumana.

Umyili wemifanekiso waseLanga uThandiwe Tshabalala uphehlelele iphulo lokuqokelelela izikolo iiphedi.

Kutyelelo lwaseLanga High School ngomhla wesi-5 kweyeNkanga uTshabalala unikezele ngeepakethi ezilishumi zeephedi kwesi sikolo. Uthi ukhumbula indlela ekwakunzima ngayo ukubanako ukuthenga iiphedi.

Kukho iintsuku awayengakwazi ukuya ngazo esikolweni ngenxa yokuba esexesheni.

Abanye abafundi kunzima nokuba bakwazi ukuthenga izinto ezingephi ezinje ngesephu, utsho uTshabalala.

“Abantu bacinga ukuba wonke umntu unako ukuthenga iiphedi. Kodwa nezinto nje ezingephi zokukugcina ucocekile, kwabanye abantu kunzima ukuba babe nako ukuba nazo.”

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Boy Bizah, Noni Fono, Mjangqeka Mtongana, Sindile Nikani and Thembi Dingela at Cowboy’s Place on Sunday 22 November. PHOTO: ZILA MKONTO

Retabile and Phumzile Ntengento tied the knot in Gugulethu at the weekend.

PHOTO: CONNIE

Last year’s Old Mutual National Choir Festival champions, UWC Creative Arts Choir, led by Sibusiso Ngeza (who also won Best Conductor) will sing in Durban this weekend.

The Mr and Miss Wild Walk 2014 will take place at the Malibongwe Restaurant at Lookout Hill in Khayelitsha on Friday 5 December. The show will raise funds for the Magic Dot Touch After-school Care Programme. Pictured are last year’s winners Zamadiya Natinyana (left) and Loyiso Mtshixa.

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Art : A taste of kasi

Streets turn into vibrant hubs ture is dubbed as a “first major project”.

Patnering this event are the Gugulethu Community, ATi, iKapa Dance Theatre, Maboneng Arts Experience, Homes Innovation Labs, individual families and small businesses.

Additional projects operated by ATi include TAG (Township Art Gallery) in Langa and Alexandra a permanent township art gallery of ten homes in Langa that cater to local and international visitors.

Nkanyezi Art Gallery - a ‘bridging’ arts gallery, situated at the highly esteemed Mount Nelson Hotel, for international tourists to visit community projects. iKapa Training & Outreach School – based in five townships schools that use the arts and dance to change lives of the disadvantaged youth.

The Gugulethu Creative District will open on Saturday November 29 at corner of NY147 and NY117.

You can expect to see local township homes turned into galleries, innovation and performance spaces with professional works of art/ experiments being showcased.

Tour guides will escort visitors along a carefully mapped festival route, whilst local performance groups showcase their latest artistic works. For more information about ATi and the Community Creative District, visit www.artstownship.com or email projects@artstownship.com

Curious onlookers view art work in one of the Gugulethu streets.

Members of Arts Township International will be entertaning visitors who will descend to Gugulethu this weekend.

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Ukuba imitha yakho kufuneka itshintshiwe, kuyakuthi kukhutshwe okanye kunikezelwe isaziso kwizakhiwo ezo kusenziwa idinga lokuba kutshintshwe imitha. Iinkcukacha zesaziso eso ziyakuthi zifumaneke kwigosa leZiko lokufowunela leSixeko, ukuba umxumi lowo okanye umnikazi khaya elo uye wafuna ukuqinisekisa ngokubasemthethweni kwembalelwano leyo. Onke amagosa asebenzayo ayakuthi aphathe amakhadi okuzazisa kwaye bayakuthi basebenzise izithuthi eziphawulwe ngokucacileyo. Ukutshintshelwa kwemitha kunyanzelekile kwaye kufele-fele (kumahala).

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Artists Theo Ndindwa and Siphiwe Ngwenya have ventured into social tourism with a view of turning the parts of Gugulethu into a vibrant, productive creative hub showing local talent and art.

The hub will be known as Gugulethu Creative District -offering a unique experience and products for locals and tourists whilst meeting the primary objective of driving visitors and business to the area.

The duo merged their respective existing artistic, entrepreneurial and training initiatives and their related networks to capacitate and facilitate this vision.

“We identified a cultural and economic disconnect between the cities and the townships, the international creative economy. This inspired us to collaborate across genres, bridge between communities and develop bespoke artist solutions,” said Theo.

Under the umbrella of Arts Township International (ATi) they focus on consolidating, sustaining and expanding the products of townships and arts on a national and international level.

“This will give projects of visual and performance art, tourism, social and environmental growth and empower residents communities on an urban, rural, national and global platform,” said Siphiwe.

ATi has held successful exhibitions in townships like Kayamandi and Soweto but the Gugulethu ven-

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CITY VISION Thursday, 27 November 2014

Beasts’ unbeaten run continues STEVLIN MALGAS

Cape Town All Stars let yet another derby match slip through their fingers when they played to a 1-1 stalemate with FC Cape Town at the Athlone Stadium on Friday evening.

Coach Boebie Solomons was left haplessly looking to the stars as his charges lacked composure in the final third to secure their first home victory.

The seventh Cape Derby of the season started off at a blistering pace, with the FC Cape Town outmuscling their hosts in the opening exchanges.

Stars were shining the brightest in the 40th minute when midfielder Zaphaniah Mbokoma gave his side the lead against his former team.

The hosts took a 1-0 lead into the break as the African Beasts were left licking their wounds.

Stars continued where they left off and started the second half the brightest.

However, following two quick substitutions for the African Beasts, it was Sibusiso Masina who found the back of the net for the visitors to level matters nine minutes into the second half.

The game soon opened up as both teams searched for the winner and although Stars had more clear-cut chances, they failed capitalise on them to regain the lead. Meanwhile, the visitors had their chances as well, but were denied by the heroics of goalkeeper Kyle Peters.

With neither side able break the deadlock, 1-1 is how it ended as the two Cape sides added to their draw masters reputation.

The result saw FC Cape Town record their eighth draw in eleven matches, while Stars are not far off with seven draws. – CapeTownFootball Facebook page

Western Province under-15A batsman Lwando Tywaku banishes a ball through the covers during a WP/Boland Day match against Boland under-15A on Sunday 23 November.

PHOTO: ROBERT GAD

Crunch time for local teams SHIFAAN RYKLIEF The Magic will face Zizwe United in the Nedbank Cup play-off final.

Four teams from the ABC Motsepe League went head-to-head at Chukker Road this past weekend in search of a place in the Nedbank Cup play-off final.

Zizwe United FC faced newcomers Barcelona FC who has really impressed in the league thus far. Barcelona were surely hoping to carry their superb showing in the league through to their Nedbank Cup semifinal match-up.

However, it was the Khayelitsha-based outfit who took a 2-0 lead into the break, with Siyambonga Madikane and Bathandwa “Lanka” Mzilikazi finding the back of the net respectively for Zizwe.

Barcelona displayed an elegant passing game as they looked to get back into the

game, but Zizwe’s Madikane went on to score his brace and gave his side a threegoal lead.

In the closing stages of the game, Barcelona received a penalty and managed to score a consolation goal to end the game 3-1.

Meanwhile, George Dearnaley’s side The Magic came from a goal behind to level matters with FC Tygerberg in the dying minutes of the game.

Damian Mitchell gave FC Tygerberg the initial lead, before Ghaalib Avontuur got the equalizer. The Magic then went on to claim a 5-4 penalty shootout win.

With only one team from the Western Cape’s third tier eligible to play in the Nedbank Cup tournament, it means that Zizwe United and The Magic will soon face each other to decide who will claim the spot in the lucrative tournament. – CapeTownFootball Facebook page

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Gugulethu: Young fighters come out tops

Kick and punch above the rest Karatekas of the Gugulethu Josui Kaikan South Africa dojo ended their year on a high note as some fighters won gold and silver medals at a tournament in Grassy Park last week.

An ecstatic Shihan Marius Conjana said he was glad his students were showing “utmost dedication” to the martial arts discipline.

“These [children] are self-motivated and they all want to succeed. I hope their enthusiasm will encourage more youngters to follow suit,” Conjana said.

The tournament was held on Saturday 15 November.

The club will close its doors for the festive season on Saturday 13 December and will re-open for training and combat on Monday 12 January.

“We are extending our services in Gugulethu with taebo classes and senior karate training next year,” Conjana said.

To register as a member, contact Conjana on 071 409 7824 or info@josuikarate.org. Registration forms are also available on www.josuikarate.org or at the dojo in NY6, number 159.

Fighters of the Josui Kaikan South Africa Gugulethu branch won several medals at a tournament in Grassy Park.

PHOTO: SHIHAN CONJANA

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Gugulethu boxer Toto Helebe has his eyes on the money.

PHOTO: LINDILE MBONTSI

Bouts for coveted prize The curtain of the inaugural Premier Boxing League (PBL) challenge is scheduled to come down when Fight Night VI is staged in East London on Saturday 24 January.

The event was initially set to take place this year, but logistical difficulties prompted organisers to re-schedule.

“This is in light of sponsors’ timelines and Boxing South Africa deadlines which did not align,” PBL managing director Dicksy Ngqula said.

Seven bouts will be on the bill when Gabs Boxing Promotions stages the final showpiece, which will determine which boxer takes home the coveted R1m prize.

International Boxing Organisation international lightweight champion Xolisani “The Bomb” Ndongeni is the current log leader.

Ndongeni will need a win over fourthplaced Vusumzi “Dirty Boy” Tyatyeka to confirm his status as the first boxer to take home the sought-after prize.

Ndongeni’s closest competitor is former SA junior featherweight champion MacBute “Macman” Sinyabi.

However, Sinyabi would need a knockout victory over the experienced Oscar “Golden Boy” Chauke if he is to displace Ndongeni.

The next highest placed of the four featherweight contenders is Aphiwe Mboyiya, who is ninth. Mboyiya meets Lwando Molwana.

Fifth-placed Toto Helebe is the leading bantamweight contender and is expected to seal his dominance when he takes on Cletus Mbele (14th) who would be fighting for pride.

The other two bantamweights are Thabo Sishwane (10th) and Innocent Mantengu (13th).

The clash between the two will also form part of the final tournament.

As is the case in the bantamweight division, all four flyweights will be in action in the last PBL tournament.

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