I-2. Faka umkhawulo wesisindo wephakeji eyodwa oyifunayo evame i-2000g, bese uqhafaza u “split” Nja'kulopa ewaKatonda nti waganye okwenyenya Nja'kuwayo ewa Yesu nti na'gambye newechanga tonenya bwemugamba ntiwagambye oli mukowu(oli mukoowu?) nja'kulopa,nj'akulopa,njakulopa ELL–TRAVELLED local veteran sports journalist, Jerry Barnes, will be officially marking his return to Pietermaritzburg by staging a community sports day at the Panorama grounds. After returning to the city after spending eight years with a Johannesburg national newspaper, Barnes saw it fit and proper to announce it to his community, friends, readers and followers. “Today I have a family, a house, a career and have a lot friends around thecity.Theonlypeoplethatmademe a man and a well–known writer, are those in the greater Pietermaritzburg community, my readers and my God. I came back last year, but I was still in and out of Gauteng, sorting out personal matters. I’m now officiallyandpermanentlyback in my hometown. Let’s get the ball rolling again,” said Barnes. A former sportsman himself, Barnes said that the days program will be dominated by sports items, but there will be a fun fair atmosphere for everybody. “The day will also be mixed with a couple of educational speakers. They will be speaking about the dangers of drugs, alcohol, HIV/Aids, careers and sports,” he explained. There will be also a speaker from the local government to explain about the next elections. “Youwillbesurprisedtoknowthat there are people out there who lack basic information about elections – are we doing enough to educate them?” he said. The event is scheduled for 28 September from 8am. Thedaywillkickoffwithafunrun/ walk, 2.5km around the neighbour-