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HEALTHCARE: NURSES REWARDED FOR GOOD WORK

Harare nurse on top MBONGISENI MASEKO A Michael Mapongwana Day Hospital nurse’s dedication to her work paid off after she won a provincial award on Monday 10 November.

Bukelwa Alicia Sibidla, an advanced psychiatric nurse at the Harare hospital, walked away as second runner-up for the Makiwane Nursing Recognition Award at a ceremony in Stellenbosch.

The event, which saw 13 other nurses from across the province honoured, was organised by the provincial health department. It aimed to honour nurses for their valued contribution in the department.

The 40-year-old always goes beyond her call of duty to ensure her patients get the best.

She visits them at their homes to enquire about their needs, which includes generating funds to buy food and clothes for them.

“I am honoured and very happy. I care about and love my patients; they always come first. I do not just inject them; I ensure that I restore their dignity and find help for them when I cannot help. I also ensure their rights are protected and I do not want them to be abused in any way,” Sibidla said.

Sibidla has also forged a working relationship with local NGOs and schools to ensure that the living conditions of her patients are conducive.

She said some patients default to use their treatment, because they do not have food and some are afraid of taking their ARVs simply because they are scared of disclosing their HIV status to their families.

“It helps to have an understanding of everything about your patient. I listen and support my patients. I try to make a difference to them,” she added.

Sibidla identified an unused space at the hospital and started a vegetable garden which now provides food for patients.

The mother of three, originally from the Eastern Cape, brought about change at the hospital soon after starting to work there in 2004.

Provincial health minister Theuns Botha said he was “very proud” of the hard work

The winners of the Cecilia Makiwane Nursing Award for this year are, from left, Bukelwa Sibidla (Michael Mpongwana CHC; second runner-up), Judiac Ranape (Lady Michaelis CHC; winner) and Delena Cloete (Elim Clinic; first runner-up).

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disease in the province,” Botha said.

“However, this trend is a global phenomenon. In addition, the Western Cape has a shortage of qualified, speciality professional nurses in all areas, which is why we encourage nurses to specialise.”

The winners were nominated by their colleagues at their respective institutions.

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The first runner-up place was won by was Delena Cloete from Elim Clinic, while Jusian Ranape of Lady Michaelis Community Health Centre was the overall winner.

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To transform your life, start counting MOTIVATIONAL CORNER

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If you were asked to count your blessings what will it be?

Will you say you don’t have any?

So many of us are like that; as long as you do not have what you want, you reckon you have no blessings.

Wrong. You may not have what you want, but you still have blessings.

If you are able to see, you are better off than a man or woman who cannot see. If you are able to walk, you are better off than a man or woman who cannot walk.

Have you considered that? No, of course you have not. You are preoccupied with your demons. You want more. You are not satisfied.

You tell yourself all sorts of things – sometimes nasty things.

You tell yourself you hate the world.

There are so many happenings; so many mistakes everywhere. People are inconsiderate. All sorts of bad things happen around you. Fees are high and hospitals are poor.

Doctors don’t care – all they care about is money. They don’t care whether you get medication or not.

Why did they study medicine? Did they do it for the love of helping others or for the love of money?

Youth are disrespectful. They do not see elderly people. All they care about is fun.

Don’t let me start on politicians – they affect your dialogue too. You are so focused on other things, that you forget about yourself.

You forget about the blessings you have – the blessings within you. It is hard to change. It is hard if your habits tell you to put on the TV or radio in the morning. News is your tonic – it gets you going.

You can’t do without it; otherwise what will you talk about to your friends? So all these things accumulate in your mind. They move out peace, harmony and happiness.

They push it away. They say: “No, don’t come and tell us about peace. We don’t want peace. We want chaos. We want to mess around. Messing around is fun. You are boring.”

I mean we all want action. We don’t want quietness in our lives. If so, how can you change?

How can you transform? You want transformation, but you don’t want it as well. You want what you don’t want.

See the irony?

Peace is boring. Noise is okay. But noise does not help you to sit back and think about the good in your life.

When do you have time to appreciate the little blessings that you have?

You don’t, because you don’t want to know. If you knew you would notice that you have more than one. You have 10, 20, 100... You want to hold on to the myth that life is bad, when it isn’t.

Only your thoughts are.

Stay positive.

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A local gospel group performed with Gogo Bam during her farewell function at the Thusong Centre on Saturday 8 November.

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Gogo Bam bids Radio Zibonele farewell VOOX SONANDZI After 17 years behind the microphone , veteran Radio Zibonele presenter Salome Nono Bam is calling it quits on her career.

Fondly known as Gogo Bam, she drove mid-morning talk show Esithebeni Nosapho, mainly dedicated to family advice and other relevant issues.

Speaking at her farewell party at Thusong Centre on Saturday 8 November, speaker after speaker hailed Gogo Bam’s work ethic.

Radio Zibonele acting station manager Ntebaleng Shete said Gogo Bam was a “dedicated worker who started at the station as an unpaid volunteer”.

“It was very difficult for her to join the station back in 1997, because it was viewed as a youth radio station. But she forced her way and soon carved a niche for herself,” Shete said.

Another Radio Zibonele stalwart Zweli Nokhatywa described Gogo Bam as someone who brought “motherly love to the airwaves.”

“As soon as she settled, we discovered her gift of soothing listeners in distress. To the staff, she was a tower we used in difficult times,” Nokhatywa said.

Radio Zibonele board chairman Yengwayo Kutta said Gogo Bam’s retirement is a loss, but he believes she will continue playing a critical role at the station.

“With all her experience in broadcasting, I am sure she will be listening and calling every time she hears mistakes on air. She can still be actively involved in running the station at board level,” Kutta explained.

Listeners who attended the farewell showered Gogo Bam with gifts and words of appreciation.

A visibly emotional Gogo Bam thanked

Veteran community radio personality Gogo Bam will be missed on the airwaves. her colleagues and listeners for being part of her life for the past 17 years.

She relived some “tough times” but said the journey was fruitful.

“When I came here I knew nothing about radio, but I attended courses and improved my skills,” she said.

Her advise to the younger generation is to “be disciplined and punctual at all times”.

“I could not even type when I started here, but now I am a developed person who can even speak at public events and give advice to people,” Gogo Bam said.

She leaves her show in the capable hands of Ma Sibiya, who also credits Gogo Bam for “mentoring her”.

“I used to listen to her show and I felt she was a social worker, teacher, friend and everything to all people who called into her show,” said Ma Sibiya.

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The ABC of business The fifth annual Entrepreneur Expo at the River Club in Observatory on Tuesday 18 and Wednesday 19 November will be a onestop-shop for business needs.

Visitors will have the opportunity to speak to experts on many topics from finding funding for your business through a loan, grants and investors to one-on-one advice about legal matters, tax, marketing, registering a business and all the other aspects of setting up and running a successful business.

Workshops will be run throughout Wednesday 19 November. The workshops will cover topics such as accessing funding from the IDC for youth entrepreneurs, the

ABC of exporting, employment tax incentives, tax clearance certificates and compliance, insight into the latest in online payments run, result-driven business planning, how to get access to funding from the National Empowerment fund and an opportunity to interact directly with the DTI. To increase the impact of the event, Caban Investments is sponsoring expo passes to 100 City Vision readers valued at R50 each. To book your complimentary pass email info@entrepreneurexpo.co.za with “City Vision” in the subject line.

For more information visit www.entrepreneurexpo.co.za or call Faith Feni on 021 683 2425.

Search is on for a sales consultant Radio Zibonele is looking for a suitable candidate for a vacant sales consultant position.

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The successful applicant will receive a 10% per sales commission and will report to the sales manager.

Interested parties can contact 021 945 2632 or a short profile to info@zibonelefm.co.za.

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Khayelitsha: Great artists take to the stage

Get ready for a gospel explosion SPINDOG JW MOTSAMAI Cape Town Christian Faithful are known for their love of gospel music and production company Endulo Music and Events, run by the Angela Lize, has put together what promises to be the biggest gospel show of the year.

The event will be showcased in partnership with Zibonele FM and City Vision.

“Endulo realised that the people in the Cape were starved of national quality gospel brands such as Sfiso Ncwane, Lundi Tyamara, Nobathembu Mabeka, Veliswa Skeyi, Thina Zungu and Dumi Mkokstad. So we decided that this show will be driven by arguably the biggest gospel music act in Cape Town at the moment, the Jongie and Sihlanu,” Lize said.

The duo, who are under the management of Endulo Music, are preparing to capture the national gospel music scene by storm.

The event will take place at Mew Way Hall in Khayelitsha on Saturday 6 December from 10:00 until 22:00.

The Makabongwe Gospel Celebration event will see performances of the aforementioned artists, who promise to leave fans screaming for more.

Jongie and Sihlanu will perform their songs from much-loved album, Makabongwe, and their dance moves are certainly set the stage on fire.

Sfiso Ncwane, who has just released another blockbuster album, Bayede Baba, will also wow the crowd. He is currently enjoying the label of the country’s favourite gospel singer.

Those attending will see just why he is one of the most-love performers in the country.

Lundi Tyamara, a longtime darling of the gospel faithful, will also be performing hits from his successful new album, New Testament. It’s been a while since Lundi performed in the Mother City, so his performance is also highly-anticipated.

Dumi Mkokstad is the new kid on the block who has drawn much love and support

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for his music. A Crown Gospel awards nominee for Best Gospel Artist, Dumi has a huge fan base in the Cape.

Thinah Zungu, the big man with the golden voice, will certainly be one to look forward to as he serenades the fans with hits such as Nginguthandiwe.

Zungu is also a Crown Gospel Music awards nominee for Best Gospel artist.

This will be his debut performance in Cape Town and what better way to mark it than to a capacity crowd at Mew Way Hall.

Veliswa Skeyi will performs songs from her album Bitso laka/Igama Lam. This graceful woman has a massive stage presence and her performances are never dull.

Nobathembu Baleka, from Joyous Celebration fame, needs very little introduction to Cape gospel music lover. There can only be one Nobathembu and she is inimitably.

She is bound to set the stage alight with her powerful performances.

Other local artists sharing the stage with the much-loved artists will be Xolisa Kwinana, Sange M, Anele Joja and the popu-

lar group, Marko.

The occasion will be graced by the presence of a number of clergy and worship leaders from various churches.

Giving a motivational speech and leading prayer will be Lady Bishop Dlamini from the

Rapha Fellowship Centre.

WIN! Ten City Vision readers stand the chance of winning double tickets to the event. To enter, SMS the word “Gospel” to 34586 before Friday 28 November. SMSes cost R1,50.

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The 11 suspects, who were stationed at Parow Police Station, were arrested on charges of corruption on Friday 7 November.

Ten were released on R5000 bail, while one was released on R1000 bail. The case has been postponed until Thursday 15 January.

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Getting creative to weather tough times MTHAKAZI MAKALIMA It’s been 20 years since the advent of democracy, one of South Africa’s greatest achievements.

And we have to thank the people who fought and sacrificed their lives for our freedom.

Now that we are a free generation, we can go where we choose to go and can select any career we want to peruse.

As the “born free generation”, we are grateful the privilege to make better choices – choices which our forefathers were not permitted to make as a result of their skin colour and apartheid laws.

Every man in this country is now free, yet South Africa still faces big problems which drags our economy. Youth unemployment, especially in townships and rural areas, is one such problem.

Statics and research shows that Cape Town has the highest youth unemployment rate in the world. The World Economic Forum’s (WEF) global risk 2041 report states that these youths are between the ages 15 to 24. According to the report more than 50% of young South Africans are unemployed.

The rising cost of higher education has left some with debt and little chance of finding employment.

According to Statistics SA, the youngest working population rate is found in the Eastern Cape, KwaZulu-Natal, Limpopo and Mpumalanga.

Today’s youth is often referred to as a “lost generation”, running around like headless chickens as a result of a lack opportunities.

And unemployment doesn’t only affect uneducated people or those with matric, as today a matric certificate is futile. It also affects university graduates.

So the begging question is: what are the different spheres of government doing about this?

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As unemployment increases, crime increases too. People are killed daily for money and cellphones.

Crime is common; it’s like breathing. It’s become a normal to walk around with the fear of bumping into a person who will point a gun at you and demand your valuables.

When there are no job opportunities, people create opportunities to put food on the table.

When you drive through the streets of Khayelitsham you are bound to see young boys standing at the robots, waiting for the cars to stop so they can chance to wash the

Gifted muso prepares for album launch MBONGISENI MASEKO Gift Pheleu, better known as Gifted DJ, is making a comeback with his third album set for release early next year.

The Khayelitsha, who made his name with hit track Ndosuka ndikhulule mna, released a single, Umuntu ngabantu, last month.

The full album, Leap of Faith, is expected to hit the shelves in the first three months of the new year.

The album will be released under his production company, Fricatainment. The single has received a warm welcome by his fans with a large number of downloads. The first day saw 20 people downloading the tune.

“This album’s sound is different from the tracks on my previous two albums, because I recorded with a four-piece live band. My fans love the single. Music is my life; it is all I do. My fans will not be disappointed,” Gifted DJ said.

The album consists of tribal dance, soul and commercial house music.

In his latest offering, Gifted DJ worked with his band, Formex Media and Ghanaian DJ Toms, Andiswa, Zanele and Pulani Moleko.

“Working with DJ Toms opened the door for me to perform gigs in his country, which I hope to do next year. I am not in a hurry to go there. I still want to entertain

Gifted DJ will release his third album next year.

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His first album, Ndosuka Ndikhulule, was released by Makhekhe Productions in 2007, while Yithi Yebo was released by Kas’lam Production in 2009.

Gifted DJ said he disappeared from music scenes because he was occupied with his other projects, such as polishing his band, working with afro-jazz artist Thembi K and Eyodidi Gospel Group.

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Fraudster mom arrested MANDLA MAHASHE Police have arrested a woman who has been fraudulently receiving a child support grant for two “ghost” children since 2010.

Harare police spokesperson Lieutenant Siyabulela Vukubi said the 44-year-old woman was arrested at her Makhaza home

last Tuesday. “She was found with original birth certificates for two children who were born on the same day,” he said.

She appeared in Khayelitsha Magistrate’s Court last Wednesday.

Vukubi urged people with information on such crimes to contact Harare police on 021 363 9000 or CrimeStop on 08600 10111.

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This is just one of the many ways youths have started thinking outside the box to generate a couple of rands.

City Vision took to the streets and asked residents what they think about young boys cleaning windscreens in exchange for money and creating job opportunities for themselves.

For Nhlanla Shezi being approached by the window washers is sometimes irritating. He is also concerned about the products they use. “Sometimes my car is already clean. You don’t know which [products] they

use. It also scares me, because you don’t know how safe the place is where they are working,” he said.

Mlandeli Mabolo said: “I think it a good thing, because there are not many job opportunities for people in this country. It’s good that they are creating opportunities for themselves; I just hope they don’t you the money for drugs.”

Siphokazi Shologu said: “I see them as people who are helping themselves. They are not committing any crime to gain the money, but I am concerned that it may not be safe for them and motorists.”

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Entertainment: Top class acts

Get ready for annual Gugs fest

DJ Sbu and Busisiwe will be among top performers to grace the annual Gugulethu Beer & Whiskey Festival at Mzoli’s Place on Saturday 29 and Sunday 30 November.

Festival organiser Meli Mangele said the event was launched to market the area as a tourism destination, by bringing together people from diverse cultures.

“People from different walks of life come together to taste and enjoy the experience of beer, whiskey and brandy at this festival,” he said.

The country’s top distillers will show off their top brands while teaching the festival-goers about nitty-gritty of producing small batches of individual whiskies, brandies and beers.

“We will have interactive brand spaces and boutique stands for the public to mingle while learning about the skills, passion and creativity of some leading distillers,” Mangele said.

At the festival, there will be different representation of brands, showcasing the latest products on the market. They will interact with old and current consumers, with the purpose of educating the consumer and, at the same time, allowing them to enjoy the experience.

Live performances from well-known local artists and local braai masters will add to a buzzing atmosphere.

Tickets are on sale at Computicket at R70 for general entry and R270 for VIP entry.

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Scores of beer and whisky appreciators are expected to attend the festival.

Tickets for race and festival on sale The Gugulethu Race and Music Festival was launched at an event at Cash’s Place on Sunday 2 November.

This year’ s Reconciliation Day 10km race on Tuesday 16 December incorporates a music festival which will feature, among others, DJ Sox and Khuli Chana.

Music festival organiser Mzura Khuse said the tickets are already on sale at Computicket and other outlets.

“We are bringing a great race and great entertainers to keep the December vibe warm,” said Khuse.

RCS Gugulethu Athletics Club chairper-

son Thobile Ndzube said they are looking forward to the day.

“We have been staging this race for years and now we are spicing it up by bringing the entertainment aspect to it,” he said.

Khuli Chana will be in Gugs in December.

Bassist Rubain gets his groove

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One unique night of entertainment, five of South Africa’s top guitarists.

Five of South Africa’s leading guitarists will come together on one stage for I’m In Love With A Guitarist hosted by Jonathan

Rubain at The Baxter Theatre on Friday 21 and Saturday 22 November.

A dazzling line up of South African guitar legends will join The Jonathan Rubain Band for guest performances.

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Kiki cooks up a storm ZILA MKONTO

but it wasn’t what I wanted to do. My passion was always with food as I enjoyed cooking a lot so I left there as well,” she said.

For her it wasn’t easy to stay without a job but she remained focused.

In 2009 she registered her own catering company called the African Oasis Catering and Events company.

Now she get invited to different places to cook for people with different functions and it is better than nothing.

Cikizwa loves cooking African dishes like tripe, traditional chicken and samp.

Kiki is not rigid she can cook any other dishes for people to enjoy.

You can catch her on 0731752267.

Cikizwa Kiki Bantom s passion for cooking has driven her to start a catering company.

Kiki enjoys playing with ingredients and coming out with delicious dishes for people to enjoy.

When she passed her matric she wanted to become independent and earn her own money so she started working for different restaurants.

Kiki calls working there a difficult job that needs a lot of dedication.

“It wasn’t an easy job. I had to work anyway because I wanted money and I didn’t want to depend on my parents but it didn’t pay well. I left there and I did office work

African Oasis owner Cikizwa Bantom is ready for the competitive market.

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Harvest time in Mandalay TIYESE JERANJI

Camagu and Nelisiwe Cindi at their launch of Urban Zulu wine at Lookout Hill in Khayelitsha.

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“wine is supposed to be enjoyed with friends and family. It makes for good company if you know what to do with it.”

These were the words of Nelisiwe Cindi (31) from Mandalay, who recently launched a brand of wine, Urban Zulu, with her husband Camagu.

They told City Vision their wine was made with Africans in mind, as it had a rich fruity taste and was packed with a map of the continent.

A bottle will set you back R50.

Camagu said: “The bottle just screams: buy me and taste me.”

Although many people in Mzansi don’t understand how to drink wine, Nelisiwe believes it’s a drink for every occasion.

“Wine is not for someone to drink and get

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“It’s for you to enjoy with any kind of food.

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Vandalism condemned

ago. City sees this as a vital development which must go ahead. The majority of the earmarked beneficiaries are victims of the terrible New Year’s Day fire in 2013, in BM section, Khayelitsha. The contractor has been disrupted on numerous occasions due to resistance from ward 16 backyarder committee. The city urged residents to partner with them to make progress possible.

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The City of Cape Town condemns the extensive vandalism that has occurred at Bosasa Incremental Development Area (IDA) in Mfuleni. It is estimated that the cost of the vandalism to the site in general and to the completed underground services currently exceeds R600 000. Due to the community dynamics pertaining to this development, work on the site was halted more than a year

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UWC rector Professor Brian O’Connell (far light) with the university’s HIV/AIDS programme staff and USAID funders.

UWC celebrates success MBONGISENI MASEKO The University of the Western Cape’s HIV/ Aids Programme recently reflected on years of reaching out to communities at a recent conference.

The programme aims to creating self-sustaining communities which will continue to collectively strive for new solutions to challenges of HIV/Aids.

With the financial support from USAID, the programme has evolved from a pilot testing project to an efficacy trial involving over 7000 Cape pupils since 2000.

The reflective conference celebrated the achievements of the programme: 694 teachers received HIV/Aids education in 2010 and 2011 and the programme reached out to pupils and staff, while 79 principals have been trained.

Some of the scholars involved in the Youth Ambassadors’ Programme were Khayalethu Tose, Vuyiseka Masala and Nandipha Zaka.

Despite the programme coming to an end, the group plans return to their schools to share their knowledge with their peers.

“We started with the programme at our school a year ago and I can confidently say that we have gained a lot of knowledge in various aspects of life,” said Bulumko High

School pupil said Vuyiseka Masala.

“These aspects include substance abuse, sex and the HIV/Aids.”

Junior City Council member Ethan Carolus said the programme had a great impact on attendees. He added that youths who attended can now inform their peers of aspects of importance.

“I felt privileged to have been part of this programme, which gave us advise that we can pass on to other kids our age and even parents,” he said.

The reflective conference was held over a three-day period. On the last day, the youths were divided into small groups to reflect on the programme and things they have learned. There was also a cocktail reception to honour the contribution of individuals and partner organisations which played a key role in the success of the programme from 2009 until this year.

A total of 400 community members received certificates after completing the 10week “HIV/Aids and Me” course, while certificates of competence were awarded to 250 Certificate in Education (PGCE) and Bachelors in Education final-year students who completed the university’s new “Sexual Diversity and the Role of Educators” course, in addition to the “HIV and Good Teaching Practice” course.

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Ingqesho efumaneka kwi-EPWP yeyexeshana kwaye iba yeyeekhontrakthi ezithi zibenobude okanye ixesha lokuqhubekeka olwahlukeneyo. Ungafumana amathuba omsebenzi wexesha elifutshane kwi-EPWP ngokuthi ubhalise kuVimba webhungana wabo bafuna umsebenzi.

Abasebenzi bathi bachongwe ngokungenamkhethe kuvimba ongeenkcukacha kwaye bathi baziswe ngomnxeba ukuba bathe bachongelwa umsebenzi.

Ukuba awuqeshwanga kwaye unomdla wokusebenza ngokusebenzisana ne-EPWP, qinisekisa ukuba uthi ubhalise kwibhungana elikufutshane nawe kuVimba weSixeko ongabo bafuna umsebenzi.

Ukuba sele ubhalisile, qinisekisa ukuba uthi uhlaziye iinkcukacha zakho kwiBhungana elikufutshane nawe, rhoqo, ukuze uphucule amathuba akho okufumana umsebenzi. Abo babhalisileyo bayakuthi bakhutshwe kuvimba ongeenkcukacha ukuba iinkcukacha zabo zithe azahlaziywa kwisithuba seenyanga ezili-12 ezidlulileyo. Khumbula kwakhona ukuba kufuneka ubhalise ngokutsha ukuba uye wafudukela kwenye indawo kwalapha kwisixeko.

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Grade R pupils of Nolungile School For The Deaf are ready for Grade 1.

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A step in the right direction MANDLA MAHASHE It may be difficult to adapt to having a deaf child, but it is important to seek help as soon as possible.

That was the message given to attendees at a graduation ceremony at Noluthando School of the Deaf in Khayelitsha recently.

The event was a celebration for the school’s Grade R pupils, who will be moving on to Grade 1 next year.

Foundation phase head Nina Mafenuka said that parents of hearing-impaired children need to understand the importance of enrolling their child in school.

“The earlier you send a deaf child to school, the better. It is easier for them to learn, especially sign language, at a young age,” she said.

“Our biggest problem is some children ate only sent to school when they are older, which is not good for their academic development.”

The school currently housed 315 children.

“The foundation phase is important, as it means that the children’s development will be monitored. It will increase the child’s

chances of gaining an education,” Mafenuka said.

“That, in turn, will help the child gain a qualification, leading to employment.”

She added another challenge is society’s perception of the deaf. “The terms that are used to describe deaf people in our communities suggest that they lack intelligence.

That is, of course, false as we have produced pupils who have successful careers,” Mafenuka said.

“We need an attitude and mindset adjustment, as this often leads to families being ashamed of children with disabilities.”

The school was opened its doors in 1988.

It is situated in Lansdowne Road, in GreenPoint.

She encouraged the parents of children already in the school system to support children.

“The parent’s role does not end when they send the child to school. They must follow up by attending meetings and helping the child in the learning process,” she said.

“They must be supportive and understand that the children need all the support they can get.”

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The Soil kicks off bumper summer season at K’bosch The Kirstenbosch Summer Sunset concert series will kick their bumper season off with The Soil on Sunday 23 November.

The series includes top local and international acts and runs until Sunday 5 April

Heavenly Quaterz has been dubbed ‘musicpreneurs’ because of their sense of business.PHOTO:

MTHAKAZI MAKALIMA

More than heavenly voices MTHAKAZI MAKALIMA Many musicians are often faced with the dilemma of having to choose between their passion and money.

They have to make a choice between doing what they love or working a 09:00 to 17:00 job to make ends meet.

Meet Heavenly Quartez, a Khayelitsha group of four gifted and well-groomed singers.

This quartet work in the industry each day, producing music and managing artists and creating merchandise. They also do sound for live performances.

This is no ordinary group of young men; they are also businessmen, music teachers and composers.

Their musical journey began in 2008 when Melikhaya Ndabeni, Nkumbuzo Nkonyana, Mawande Mxunyelwa and Akhona Dudumashe decided to join their humble, majestic voices in a band.

Since then they have become an internationally recognised outfit, have performed with the likes of Kirk Franklin and the Cape Philharmonic Orchestra.

They perform at many events, such as parties, work functions, weddings, music festivals and picnics, and have wowed a wide range of audiences with their live performances.

To add to their already growing careers in the industry, they are currently working on their second studio album and are planning to record a live DVD. Heavenly Quartez is based at Hubspace, a shared office space in Harare. The quartet can be found at the office during office hours.

For more details and bookings, you can contact Heavenly Quartez on 071 718 0091 or info@hqproductions.co.za.

Also follow them on Twitter @HeavenlyQuartez or like their Facebook page “Heavenly Quartez”.

2015. Newcomers to this year’s line up include The Soil and Barbara Hendricks and the SA National Youth Orchestra while Oliver Mtukudzi, Prime Circle, Johnny Clegg, Mi Casa, The Parlotones and Matthew Mole.

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Gogo Bam arrives at her farewell party on Saturday 8 November. She is flanked by her Radio Zibonele colleagues Kholeka August (left) and Ntebeleng Shete.

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Radio Zibonele listeners Nokuthula Nikky, Nokuthula Mhaka and Nokuzola Mfaxa were dressed to the nines.

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Teachers of Mfuleni’s Itsitsa Primary School, led by principal Simphiwe Ulana, celebrated their heritage in style, by sharing rich cultural lesson with the community.

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Khayelitsha: Youth realises her dream

Tourism injection for Ilitha Park MBONGISENI MASEKO It was a memorable moment when Serero-1 Accommodation and Travel was launched in Khayelitsha on Wednesday 5 November.

The hospitality business is the brainchild of 21-year-old Zintle Naka, who is currently completing her second year BCom Accounting degree at the University of Western Cape.

Naka developed the idea and last year approached her parents to assist to put the wheels in motion.

Soon after her family converted three of their five bedrooms into to bed and breakfast with a conference room at their Pinelands home. They then bought two properties in Ilitha Park, which brought the tally of rooms available at their three branches to eight.

The business also offers a transport service.

Naka explained the business faced difficulties in its infancy stage, but it has been smooth sailing since as it often sees all the rooms fully booked. “I have seen tourism in Cape Town grow, which was one of the reasons I saw a need to start this business. It is amazing to see the business reach this level,” Naka said.

“My studies will help me to gain knowledge to run and expand it [in future]. I feel great and want to thank my parents and siblings for supporting my idea. I thank God

Nomhle, Sufumene, Buhle, Zintle, Sisa and Zandiule Naka were delighted when they launched their family business Sirero-1 in Khayelitsha on Wednesday 5 November.

PHOTO: MBONGISENI MASEKO for everything.”

Loyiso Mfuku, founder and general manager of Khayelitsha Travel, said Sirero-1 adds to the already 98 beds available for accommodation in the area. “We no longer talk about spaza shops in Khayelitsha; we now have B&Bs. All places are

fully booked for this weekend, more accommodation is still needed,” Mfuku said.

Abe Nokwe, director of African restaurant Igugu Le Africa, said places offering accommodation in the area are supported solely by overseas tourists. “Please come

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Federated Hospitality Association of South Africa deputy chairperson for small accommodation

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Soaring to greater heights MANDLA MAHASHE It was joyous affair when the Super Eagles Sports Club celebrated their 10th anniversary in Lower Crossroads recently.

Established as a soccer team in 2003, the club now boasts a strong netball side as well.

“I was approached by a young man, Bonga Mki, who requested me help launch the team. At the time, we only started playing as friends,” said founder Bashin Mbawuli.

At the time, he added, they deliberated and finally collected money to buy kit for the team. They officially started playing in 2004.

“Last year some local women approached the management to be part of the team. They came with an idea of netball team. After several meetings, the new joint executive decided to change the team to a sport club,” he said.

Mbawuli said the celebratory event was hosted to show appreciation to those who have played a role in furthering the club.

General secretary Lunga Booi said it has been a “long road” but success has been their middle name. “The netball team has collected 10 trophies in a space of two years and are represented in five divisions,” Booi said.

The soccer team has also achieved tons of success over the last ten years – the under-13 team has won the league twice and advanced to the play-offs of knockout tournaments.

They won the Easter Tournament in Mandalay earlier this year, as well as a league title.

At the event, Nkululeko Nyhidi, Singisephi Makhenke and Lunga Booi won Loyal Player awards; Abongile Memani won the goalscorer award; Anele Busakwe was named best goalkeeper; Odwa Mjelo was the top goalscorer; Thozamile Batyi was awarded for his discipline and was named player of the season; Siyanda Nongqoto was voted as players’ player of the season; and Luvuko Mngeni won the Chairman’s Award.

Super Eagles Sports Club celebrated their 10th year anniversary in Lower Crossroads.

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Langa football legend to be buried on Saturday CHAIN NQOLOBE Nkosana Hosey Mngomeni passed away quietly after suffering a stroke a while ago.

Some people might be asking: “Who is Nkosana?”

He was born in Haarlem Street in the 1940s.

I met Nkosana at Mariazel Mission School in Matitiel in 1960s, in the austere company of Capetonians such as Lizo Mahola, Thomas Kopane, Mavis Ndzudza, Popeye Cuba, Xoliswa Speelman, Mncedisi Mafu, Paksie Mtsinga and Victor Masepe – the list is endless. What a wonderful experience we had eMaRomeni. Among the teaching staff was

derers. The standard of footKillian Mngomeni and “D en ball was very high and we D” Deane. Once, close to the played against some of the end of the year exams, we present PSL clubs like Bloemwere visited by a migratory fontein Centic, Kaizer Chiefs, bird Phez’komkhono, warnOrlando Pirates, Moroka Swaling the Form 2 boys to “waste lows, Amazulu, Manguang no time”. In football back at United, Benoni United and Kwa-Langa, Nkosana was one Katlehong United. All these of the founders of Spes Bona matches were played at the FC with Victor Masepe. Those Langa Stadium. Yes, the Langa were wonderful sporting Nkosana ‘Hozey’ MnStadium was the nerve centre years in Langa. Some of the gomeni will be laid to big teams in Langa at the time rest in Roma, Langa, on of football in the townships. were Black Swallows, Bafana, Saturday. PHOTO: SUPPLIED Hozey was a no-nonsense right back. He dealt with all the forCubs, Orion Athletics FC, TK Lions, Herschel Defenders, Zulu and Wan- wards who came his way. Nkosana had a big

heart and to proved this point. Nkosana left to Mzimkhulu – a part of Transkei – to connect with other Ngwanes’ of the Eastern Cape. His mission was successful.

To all football veterans: sicela umgeni nakwa banye abafana bebhola ekhatywayo.

Langa has no documented football history.

Fish Galo is waiting for his piece of work to be done. Nkosana will be laid to rest on Saturday 15 November at eRoma Kwa-Langa.

Bra Pat will lead the other brothers to welcome Hozey, followed by Killian, Mvikeli, and Squad. From the football fraternity sithi: Hamba Kahle, Ngwane. It’s a strange world we live in, Master Jack.

Joy as talented youngsters are selected to represent WP MBONGISENI MASEKO Four players from Khayelitsha who showcased good performances during South African Football Association (SAFA) Junior League playoffs were chosen to represent the province in national tournament, recently.

The playoffs, which included all six regions of the association in the province, were held in Beaufort West.

The players are Yiva Ulana, 10, Aphumelele Nyembani, 12, Asithandile Fani, 12, and Azile Mboza, 11.

They were awarded with gold medals.

Nyembani plays for Ajax Cape Town, Fani, plays for Ajax Cape Town, Mboza plays for Young Brazil and Ulana for Real United which is based in Mfuleni.

Morris Bacaza SAFA Cape Town manager for Under 13 said the players were selected from the list of 20 players who represented the Cape Town region.

They will form part of the team that will represent the province in the national level.

The venue where the competition will be held and date were not yet announced.

The annual competition was first held last year, but could not run up to the finals as the death of former president Nelson Mandela saw the tournament being shortened.

Bacaza said his team won all three games they played first with 7-0, 4-0 and the last game also with 4-0.

The tournament was in line with SAFA Youth Football Development Programmes for boys and girls Under 13 and Under 15 League.

Coach Morris Bacaza putting his charges Yiva Ulana, Aphumelele Nyembani, Asithandile Fani, and Azile Mboza through their paces as they prepare to represent the province in SAFA national junior tournament.

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Saint Jones FC won the Grassroot Social League played in Harare and have also collected other trophies during the year.

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The newly elected Langa Sports Council from left M Mphahlele, N Khumalo, F Peter, M Zondi, N Sipoyo, N Jiya, B Ngcukana, J Mfini, R Sifaqane and Z Mdebuka at the back.

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The Khayelitsha resident is one of 11 South African athletes who has been afforded the opportunity to attend the event.

The invitation was extended by the International Federation of Body Building (IFBB) and Body Building South Africa (BBSA) two months ago.

Ratye took first position in the middleweight division of the South African Championships held at GrandWest in September.

His return ticket will cost him R10 000.

The hardworking athlete claims his pleas for assistance to provincial government and the City of Cape Town has fallen on deaf ears.

“I have approached various organisations, such as the Khayelitsha Development Forum and private businesses, but all my efforts were in vain. The City suggested they will provide me with a community hall in my area to host a fundraising event. This was for me to raise cash towards my travelling expenses, because they do not fund athletes,” he said.

“I could not do that as it did not guarantee any potential for me to achieve such a goal; there is too much poverty in my area. The provincial Department of Cultural Affairs and Sport also turned down my request.”

He described the news of no government funding as “a painful disappointment”.

“I had hoped government could not resist funding bodybuilding athletes from disadvantaged areas when they were invited to represent the country abroad,” Ratye said.

“I feel it is unfair. It seems government only focuses on supporting boxing, cricket, soccer and rugby sport codes in disadvantaged areas.

BBSA’s Wayne Price BBSA said the organisation was only able to raise R4000 for each of the selected athletes.

Price added their own attempts to find travelling assistance for the battling athletes also failed.

“Oscar has been everywhere [for funding], including the provincial sports department, but did not find help,” he said.

The IFBB has undertaken to fund Ratye’s accommodation and catering once he arrives in Brazil.

Provincial Cultural Affairs and Sport spokesperson Sello More undertook to investigate the matter.

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