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MEC opens complex to
HE MEC for the Department of
Thandiswa Marawu, recently officially handed over the Elliotdale
Cluster Offices to the community.
This complex will help to bring basic government services closer to Elliotdale’s community.
According to Marawu, the Department has
spent R49 million to build the complex and
created about 170 job opportunities for local
“Before, department officials were working in containers, but now they have better
offices and all the departments are here, including the department of agriculture, education, South African Social Services Agency
(SASSA) and home affairs. The centre is built
next to the taxi rank resulting in ease of access,” said Marawu.
Marawu said the complex needs to be
fenced off to prevent vehicles from parking
in front of it, because this disturbs vehicles
bringing people here to get help. She added
that they would make sure that they bring
chairs so that people who are visiting SASSA
would have a place to sit.
The Mayor of the Mbhashe Local Municipality, Councillor Nonceba Mfecane, said
they were happy to have received such a complex from the department of roads and public
“Our government is saying services must
go to the people and this is what public works
did for the Mbhashe community. We will
make sure that we keep this building in good
condition, because it is an asset,” said Councillor Mfecane.
She said the Mbhashe Municipality is a
small municipality which depends on government grants, since they have few people
here who are paying rates.
She said they had implemented the Integrated Development Programme (IDP) so that
all 31 wards in Mbhashe can benefit from the
She advised the youth to stop undermining
FET Colleges, since they were good and they
assist with the development youth interested
CERAMIC TILES LISTELLO TILES
ment has done here. They have changed our
lives and created a lot of job opportunities for
MEC for the Department of Roads and Public Works, Thandiswa Marawu, and Mayor Nonceba Mfecane, officially open, the door to mark the opening
and handover of the complex.
in education and furthering their careers.
A community member, Nosicelo Matu,
said, “We are proud about what the depart-
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Ukhala ezimathontsi ongazange enzele
umntwana wakhe incwadi yokuzalwa
UTHI ujongene nenqantsonqa umama wakwi
lali yase Ntshilini kwidolophu yaseNgqeleni
nanjengoko engakwazi ukwenzela umntwana
wakhe ongu-Andisiwe Hodoshe (22) umazisi,
nto leyo ekhokelele ekubeni lo mntwana angakwazi ukuqhubeka noku phinda ibanga lakhe likaGrade 12.
UNksz Nosapho Hodoshe uvumile ukuba
nguye unobangela wokuba umntwana wakhe
angabi nayo incwadi yokuzalwa kuba zange
azikhathaze ngokumenzela kwase kuqaleni,
kuba waye sele edlulile kwibakala lokuba afumane imali yesibonelelo sikarhulumente.
“Ndiyavuma ndim ongazange ayi hoye into
yokwenzela umntwana wam incwadi yokuzalwa. Nangona kunjalo kodwa ngoku ndicela
iSebe lezaseKhaya kwidolophu yaseNgqeleni
ukuba lindincede kuba kudala ndiquqa kulo
kodwa andihoywa mntu.
“Endaweni yoko, amagosa avele athi uAndisiwe ayinguye owam, kuba xa ibingo
wam bendi ngeke ndihlale ithuba elide kangaka. Ndiye nakwi-Ofisi yaseMthatha nakhona
andikhange ndihoywe ngelithi kungenzeka
ukuba lo mntwana ayinguye owam,” kubeka
ukuya kufuna uncedo kweli Sebe kuba ufike
axelelwe ukuba ingxaki yakhe iyaziwa, angahoywa emva koko.
Ngelixa eliphephandaba liqhakamshelana
ne-Ofisi yeSebe lezaseKhaya yaseNgqeleni,
igosa elinga gunyaziswanga ukuba lithethe
nonondaba lithe licela umama lo eze kwi-Ofisi yalo ukuze afumane uncedo. Latsho lanikezela ngefani yalo nangoluhlu lwezinto ekufanele aziphathe ukuze akwazi umntwana
Ukanti phakathi kolu luhlu, kubalwa neform egcwaliswa sisikolo apho umntwana
lowo wayenze khona uGrade 1.
Uveze ukuba aba abantwana bancinane bakhe babini banazo incwadi zokuzalwa kuba
nazo wazenza kuba efuna ukufumana imali
yesondlo sikarhulumente, nanjengoko esebenza umsebenzi ongacacanga.
Uthi kubuhlungu kuye xa umntwana wakhe eza kuba nekamva eli mfiliba ngenxa yakhe lonto imenza angafumani kuphumla.
Ngokwe nkcaza yakhe uthi uqale ngonyaka
ka-2010 ukuya kwiSebe lezaseKhaya, ukuya
kufuna uncedo kodwa kude kube namhlanje
UNksz Hodoshe uthi ude wancama wayeka
Use mva kwezi tshixo obulele unina
BASABAMBE onge zantsi abahlali bakwi
lali yakwa G, eQolorha kwidolophu yaku
Centane, kulandela isiganeko soku bulawa
kwexhegwazana ngunyana walo ngomvulo
wokuphela kwenyanga igqithileyo.
Kungoku nje umrhanelwa ongu Mphuthumi Shweni (46) uvele kafutshane phambi
kwenkundla yamatyala kwidolophu yakuCentane ngetyala loku bulala umama wa-
UShweni (46) khange abuzwe yinkundla
ukuba uyaliphika okanye uya livuma kusinina eli ityala loku bulala umama wakhe ongu Nkk Elizabeth Nolungile Nibe (70).
Ngokwengxelo eyenziwe ngosisithethi samapolisa, uCaptain Jackson Manatha kuvakala ukuba ngosuku lwesi sihelegu
umrhanelwa lo wathi wakhaba ze wabethekisa umama wakhe eludongeni. Isiganeko esi senzekele emzini kamfi kwindawo yakwa G, eQholora.
“Uye waswelekela kwindawo yexhwayelo
umfi, ukuza kuthi ga ngoku unobangela we
sesiganeko awukaziwa. Kodwa noxa unobangela woku bulawa kuka mfi ungaziwa,
ngelixa esi siganeko sisenzeka sabonwa ngabahlali nabaye babiza amapolisa ukuba
“Amapolisa akwazile uku mbamba
umrhanelwa ze waphoswa emva kwezi
tshixo,” kubeka uCaptain Manatha.
Uthe uShweni uye watyatyekwa isityholo
soku bulala, ityala lakhe lithe lahlehliselwa
umhla we-14 kule nyanga. UCaptain Manatha uthe eli tyala lihlehliswe kuba kusa
nikwa amapolisa ixesha loku qhubeka
nophando. Umrhanelwa usese lugcinweni
lwamapolisa de kufike umhla wetyala.
Ziwe phantsi inzame zokufumana inkosi
yendawo yaseMsento, uNkosi Qondikhaya
Ndesane ukuba akhe aphefumle ngesi siganeko, nanjengoko unomyayi wakhe ubungaphumeli qha ungena kwivoice mail.
Seventh accident victim dies in hospital
SEVEN people died in an accident between a combi and a small delivery truck
which took place last week Thursday
morning on the R61, a few kilometres from
This was confirmed by Arrive Alive Spokesperson, Tsepo Machaea, last week Friday.
Six people had died on the scene while the
seventh victim died a day later in hospital.
According to Machaea the combi (Quantum) was travelling from Cofimvaba to Butterworth when it collided head-on with a
small truck which belonged to a Bakery Company.
He said in this accident eleven people were
Machaea said they were not sure what the
cause of the accident was and that experts were
Isolomzi Express, we
University of Fort Hare vice-chancellor Mvuyo Tom and Public Enterprise deputy minister
Bulelani Magwanishe addressing the media. PHOTO:ZIZI HLUNGULU/WNA
Fort Hare to get a new library
(DPE) has teamed up with the Eastern
Cape’s University of Fort Hare to raise
R150 million to build a world class library
Public Enterprise deputy minister
Bulelani Magwanishe said he offered to
help the university because the institution produces students with skills that fall
in line with the department’s needs.
“We are going to ensure that our State
Owned Companies (SOCs), customers and
suppliers come together and raise funds
for the university to build the library it
urgently needs,” said Magwanishe at a
Corporate Social Investment (CSI) Summit held at University of Fort Hare (UFH)
in Alice on Friday.
He said one of the library’s key func-
tions has been to preserve the institution’s association with late struggle heroes. Fort Hare University vice-chancellor Mvuyo Tom said the institution
welcomed the partnership, which he said
is a wonderful opportunity for the university.
“The current library is inflexible. We
need a spacious library with social spaces that will be able to accommodate the
large numbers of students at the university,” added Tom.
Eskom, Transnet, Denel, South African Airways and the South African Forestry Company (SAFCOL) are some of
the state-owned companies who are willing to work with the DPE to help UFH
SAFCOL group CEO Nomkhita Mona
said while revamping the library is a big
project, it was possible with co-operation
between the different SOCs. - WNA
Ukhale ngoku ngcola kwedolophu
USIGXEKE kakhulu isenzo sokungcoliswa
kwedolophu yaseXhora kunye noku ngakhathali kwamagosa ajongene nococeko ukuqinisekisa ukuba idolophu isoloko igcinwa icocekile, uMphathiswa weSebe leze Ndlela
kunye nele Misebenzi yoLuntu.
UMphathiswa Thandiswa Marawu ukutsho oku ngelixa evula ngokusesikweni isakhiwo esiza kunceda abahlali belali ezingqonge ledolophu ukuze bafumane inkonzo
kufutshane nendawo yoku khwela izithuthi.
Ngaphambi kokuba kuyiwe kwindawo ebe
kuza kubanjwa kuyo lo mcimbi, amagosa
amasebe karhulumente ohlukeneyo asebenzela kwesi sakhiwo athe bhazalala kwidolophu yaseXhora nalapho beku cholwa khona
amaphepha ngeli bonisa ukuba phambi kwesi
sakhiwo kufuneka kuhlale kucocekile.
Oku kucocwa kwale dolophu bekusenziwa
phantsi kuka “tshayela othi coca” Phakathi
kwamagosa aphezulu ebe zibandakanye kulo
coca kubalwa uSodolophu waseMbhashe
uCeba Nonceba Mfecane, UMphathiswa Marawu, uSekela Mqondisi weSebe lezolimo
eDutywa, uNks Terry Ntantiso kunye nowiseAmathole uMnu Mpakamisi Magaga.
“Kubalulekile ukuba le nto oyenza kwakho
uyenze nalapha edolophini, abantu bayeke
ukulahla nokuba kuphi apho bathanda khona. Kwaye usodolophu aka zusuka azococa idolophu bekhona abantu abenza lowo msebenzi.”
Lo kaMarawu uthe into yokuba mdaka
kwedolophu igxotha nosomashishini abafuna ukuvula amashishini abo, ukuze kuvuleke amathuba emisebenzi. Uthe ukususa ingca kunye noku chola amaphepha akufuni
nokuba kude kube khona ibudget.
“Kwale nto yezivenkile ezithi zithengisa
kube kumdaka kangaka phambi kwazo,
abantu baza kuqinisekisa njani ukuba ukutya oku thengiswayo kulungele ukutyiwa?”
Woleke ngelithi kuba khona abantu ekuthiwa ziFood Inspectors ngolwase mzini nabakhe bajikeleze bahlole ezi ndawo zithengisayo ukuba zenza ngendlela efanelekileyo
kusinina. Kodwa uyaxakwa ukuba ezase
Xhora zatshona phi?Ukhwele ezehlela kwabo
bantu abathi banikwe imisebenzi efana neyo
kulungiswa kwendlela kunye noku coca nabaye banga wenzi kakuhle umsebenzi wabo,
watsho esithi yilonto ezinye indawo ziye
zikhethe ukusebenzisa inkampani zabucala
kuba ezi zase kuhlaleni zivele zigade amehlo
Kwelinye icala abanye babahlali base Mbhashe bebemi kulo ngqatsini yelanga belinde
imali yesibonelelo, kucaca nje ukuba abayi
nanzi nganto le yokucocwa kwedolophu.
Omnye wabahlali, uMnu Ernest Mathunjwa (65) uthe kangeke akwazi ukucoca idolophu elambile kunyanzelekile ukuba maka
qale afumane imali yakhe kuqala. “Angeke
ndithi sele ndime emgceni ndiphume ndithi
ndincedisa eku coceni. Kufanele qha kube
khona imigqomo ecaleni kwendawo ezi nabantu enzele umntu ayo kulahla kuwo,” utshilo uMnu Mathunjwa.
ADM launches the War of
Ngcayechibi Exhibition Centre
THE Executive Mayor of the Amathole District Municipality (ADM), Councillor Nomasikizi Konza,
launched the War of Ngcayechibi Exhibition in
Bawa Village at Butterworth, last week.
This is the war that reportedly broke out in 1877
and ended in 1878. It was known as the war where
the Xhosa nation fought among themselves in the
past century in South Africa.
The main objective of this exhibition was to provide a revisionist perspective on the original causes
of the so-called “War of Beer drinking” given the fact
that the whole commotion was said to have started
during the ceremony of drinking African Beer.
“The War of Ngcayechibi must be viewed in the
context of colonialism and given the dignity and
symbolism it deserves. We are forced to refresh our
memory about the things that happened before we
entered freedom,” said Konza.
“To remember what happened in the past, makes
us respect the freedom we are celebrating now.” According to her, it was important to respect the Traditional Leaders and King as they also played a major
Executive Mayor Councillor Nomasikizi Konza speaking during the launch of the War of
Ngcayechibi Exhibition Centre. PHOTO:SUPPLIED
The ADM was commemorating almost 100 years
of wars against land dispossession that occurred
around the area between the Xhosas and Whites.
“Our people need land to live in, plough and make
a living. As a water services authority, our duty in
lobbying on the issue of land is to ensure that there
is water throughout the land of King Zwelonke Sigcau,” said Councillor Konza.
She said, looking back, a lot had been done, but
that a lot still needs to be done.
King Zwelonke Sigcau said they were very happy
about the launch but that there were things that the
Government still needed to do in order to uplift this
“This centre is not secure at all and there is no one
who is cutting the grass to keep it clean and tidy. At
the same time it is supposed to have an information
centre so that people can manage to access the information when there is a need to,” said King Sigcau.
He urged the government to support the Amathole
and Mnquma municipalities in making sure that accommodation is built for visitors and that food be
sold at the exhibition centre in order to raise funds
to assist the centre.
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Autism generally begins at birth
APRIL is autism awareness month and every year, autism organizations around the
world celebrate the month with fundraising
and awareness-raising events.
Autism is a developmental disability that
generally begins at birth or within the first
It is the result of a neurological disorder
that changes the way the brain functions –
causing delays or problems in many different skills from infancy to adulthood.
For example, both children and adults
with autism usually exhibit difficulties in
social interaction, as well as in verbal and
They also tend to be interested in repetitive or restricted activities.
While the majority of autistic children
look completely normal, they differ from
other children by engaging in perplexing
and distressing behaviours.
Autism belongs to a collection of developmental disorders known as the autism spectrum disorders (ASDs). A spectrum disorder is a group of disorders with similar features.
While one person may have mild symptoms, another might have more severe ones.
There are also differences in the nature of
the symptoms themselves and when they
are likely to first appear.
The three different types of autism
spectrum disorders are:
. Autistic disorder (also known as “classic” autism). This is the most common condition among the ASDs. It is marked by major delays in language, difficulties with social interactions, and unusual behaviours.
Some people with autistic disorder also
have impaired intellectual abilities.
. Asperger syndrome. People with this
syndrome display some of the milder symptoms of autistic disorder — such as social
challenges and unusual behaviors. They
generally do not have any delays in language or impaired intellectual abilities.
. Pervasive Developmental Disorder Not Otherwise Specified (PPD-NOS, also referred to as “atypical autism”). Individuals
may be diagnosed with PPD-NOS if they
meet some of the criteria for either autistic
disorder or Asperger syndrome but not all.
They typically have milder and fewer symptoms than those with autistic disorder.
Symptoms may be limited to problems with
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stigmatised as a result of their condition,” she
According to international studies the incidence of anaphylaxis is on the increase. Figures are scant for SA, but some local clinics
that have started to record cases of anaphylaxis say they deal with an average of 20 cases
per month, but that the actual figure is likely
Van Aswegen says more and more cases are
being reported worldwide of children dying
at school following a major allergic attack.
“The condition is real and should be given
the prominence it deserves. It can potentially
be fatal if the correct care isn’t given immediately.
“It is essential that when your child or a
learner in a class has a serious and life-threatening condition like this to have a plan in
place way ahead of time. In most cases, if an
anaphylactic attack occurs and is treated
quickly with the appropriate medication,
such as an adrenaline auto-injector (a medical device used to deliver a measured dose of
adrenaline), the outcomes are good, but there
are far too many cases that end up in tragedy.
“Early warning signs include itching of the
eyes or face and often within minutes it will
progress to more serious symptoms such as
difficulty in swallowing or breathing, stomach pain, cramps, vomiting, diarrhea and/or
hives. Anaphylaxis can quickly result in an
increased heart rate, sudden weakness, a
drop in blood pressure, shock and ultimately
unconsciousness and death. If children exhibit any of these symptoms, immediate emergency medical attention should be sought,”
advises van Aswegen. Pharma Dynamics has
also made additional resources available for
free download and printing online via its popular allergy education website, www.allergyexpert.co.za, which both parents and
teachers can use as teaching aids in the home
or classroom setting.
check-lists and fact sheets and an anaphylaxis emergency care plan. Dr Mike Levin, one
of SA’s top allergists and advisor to Pharma
Dynamics will also be available to respond to
any online allergy-related queries via the
website all year round.
Pharma Dynamics’ campaign marks an important step in educating and raising awareness of the physical dangers and emotional
toll imposed by allergies among children.
Traditional group shows off talent
WHILE some people complain about the high
rate of unemployment, Phuthunywa Gunqu of
the Kusasa Ntlahlane Traditional group in Willowvale, is saying people should stand up and
try to do things that could help them make ends
Gunqu, the secretary of the Kusasa Ntlahlane
Cultural group, said 12 women from the Ntlahlane locality had decided to start a traditional
group with the intention of fighting poverty.
“We started this group in 2005 when we realized that we were stricken by poverty and we
were struggling to support our children,” she
Gunqu said when they were invited to perform at events they were paid money which
helped them to support their families. Even
though they are not invited often, they make
sure that when they are on stage they leave people still asking for more of their perfomance.
This group is singing songs called uMtshawuzo. They do not depend only on performances
for an income as they also do beadwork to sell.
Gunqu said she is selling her beads at pension
“We urge children to go to school so that they
can have a better education than us. They must
stop using drugs, because in doing so they are
killing their future. It is painful to watch the
youth using drugs and alcohol instead of preparing themselves for the future,” she said.
Ward Councillor for Ntlahlane, Silulami Ndinisa, said they were trying to make sure that
they, as the municipality, were supporting local groups.
“We are supporting our local groups; that is
why we host Art Festival events to create a platform for local groups to shocase their talent,”
Councillor Ndinisa said.
He said they also encouraged the local groups
to be on the municipality’s database so they
could be invited to perform when there are municipal events and be paid for their perfomances.
Kusasa Ntlahlane Traditional Group is proud of singing.
SASCE music competition
SCHOOLS around Dutywa are expected to
participate in the zonal level music competition that will take place tomorrow.
According to the South African School
Choral Eisteddfod’s (SASCE) organizer,
Nopink Mboni, they are looking forward
to this competition and to see who will
walk away as the champions.
“The Department realized not all pupils
are the same. There are those who don’t
do well in their schoolwork but excel when
it comes to music. As the department we
are giving them an opportunity to show
their talent in different categories of mu-
sic,” said Mboni.
Pupils will be participating in different
categories like Opera, Traditional music
Those who like music also get the opportunity to further their studies at tertiary
institutions after completing their matric.
Government can assist them with bursaries so that they can continue with their
music studies if they want to do so.
According to her, they are advising pupils not to hide their talent.
Luthando Maga (14) from one of the
schools said he likes music very much because it gives him a chance to show his talent and he enjoys participating in the
Bathabile starts his African
tour at home
AN Eastern Cape gospel artist is starting a
tour to promote his new album, in his home
village of Ndabakazi near Butterworth this
Bathabile Pikela is starting the tour with
a big concert that will take place at the Ndabakazi TRC Hall from where he will embark
on an African tour.
He said he wanted his music to be known
first back at home before he could conquer
South Africa or even the African continent.
He said his music accommodates every age
and everyone should enjoy his show.
Bathabile started his gospel career in Cape
Town and later on he came back to his home
village and continued spreading the word
His first album called Jeremia Masigoduke
did well in the market and now he is busy
with a second album, titled Bawo xa ndilahlekayo.
According to his promoter and manager,
Gcinikhaya Jele, they are fully prepared for
“We urge people to come on time so that
they can enjoy every minute of the event. He
said they want to go all out to entertain gospel
enthusiasts,” said Jele.
The programme will run from 10am until
6pm and it will be directed by Bonginkosi
Ntonjane of Khanya FM.
Among the artists who will grace the stage
are Mkhululi Ndude, Eric and Thumeka Lote
who are from Cape Town.
Local artists like Kaya Noranga, Siyakudumisa and Soga Vuthela will also perform on
the day. Tickets cost R40.
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The King supports Easter Tournament
SOCCER teams under Nqadu Palace in Willowvale will participate in the annual Easter
Tournament hosted by King Zwelonke Sigcau
According to the Chairperson of the Local
Organizing Committee, Momelezi Mbombo,
the aim of the tournament is to educate th eyouth about the seriousness of committing
“The King noticed that during Easter, the
number of youth who embark on drinking alcohol and ending up doing nasty things is increasing. He noticed that a lot of parents go
to the church leaving their children behind
and they get the opportunity to commit
crime,” said Mr Mbombo.
Mbombo said King Sigcau decided to host
this tournament annually in order to keep the
youth busy and they are expecting 16 teams
to take part in this year’s tournament.
The first team will take home R10 000, the
second team R4000 and the third team R2 000.
Mbombo said for the first time this year
they had decided to involve netball teams in
the tournament, since they felt that it was not
only the boys who were abusing alcohol and
doing nasty things.
He said for them to be able to create a
healthy well balanced and crime-free society,
they thought they should involve everyone.
The winning netball team will take home
The Imiganu Traditional Council in Elliotdale is expected to host a similar tournament
on April 19 at the Mkhathazo Sport ground
King Sigcau said he would attend this tournament and would bring his team from Gatyana to participate in the tournament.
One of the netball teams froma local school which will participate in the tournament.
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