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Igundwane beatenMANDLA MAHASHE

“He is laying there on hisown blood, I think wekilled him...” these were

the words of a man who was partof a mob of striking workers thatattacked a colleague that went towork.

Siyabulela Mva, 35, was beatenby a group of more than a hundredmen and women on Monday after-noon.

According to Siyabulela’s fatherSamuel the group hacked him andleft him for dead for going to hisworkplace Servest Landscaping.

“I received a call from people tell-ing me that some people have at-tacked my son. I am still confusedand shocked,” said the 70 year old.

City Vision spotted the group inMarikana and followed them.

When they were asked wherethey were going they replied: “Siy-ovumbulula igundwane”.Igundwane is a Nguni word for

the hated big rat that seems to in-fest informall settlements, but nowis also used to describe someonewho goes to work while their col-leagues are staging a strike.

City Vision lost track of thegroup when they entered the busharea behind Marikana and latercaught up with the group after theydid their savage act.

“Hey mfondini , we got him. Heworks while are on strike. He de-serves to be beaten like that. Wewill get all ngundwanes ” said oneman who was visible drunk.

When asked where the victimwas the man replied.

“He is laying there on his ownblood, I think we killed him.”

He then walked past while CityVision solicited some answersfrom the rest of the group but re-ceived a cold shoulder.

At the victim’s house the grouptore the walls of his shack apart,

trashed the furniture and evenlooted food.

Siyabulela, who was left blood-ied with gashes on his head, re-fused to speak to City Vision.

He was rushed to KTC Day hospi-

tal where he was later transferredto Lentegeur Hospital where hespent the night.

Debrah Wiertek, Servest groupmarketing manager, confirmedthat some of the company’s work-

ers went on a wild cat strike.“It is an illegal strike that began

earlier this week.We are doing our best to ensure

the safety of the employees thatwant to come to work,” she said.

Samuel said his son has refusedto lay charges against his attack-ers, claiming he did not want anymore trouble with his fellow work-ers because they have shown whatthey are capable of.

CASUALTY: A distraught looking Samuel Mva checks the head of his son Siyabulela, who was attacked by colleagues for refusing to join the striike. Theydeliberately went out to look for him, ransacked his house whilst also physically attacking him. PHOTO: MANDLA MAHASHE

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Take it easy as weflow into the festive

Today I am just going to take things easyas I have already changed into festiveseason mode.

You know festive season is a funnytime in that we get to look back at thingsthat transpired throughout the year. Asyou know life goes on and it is full ofchallenges and intricacies. Throughoutthe years we have seen things happeningduring this time. We reflect on thingsthat we had set out to achieve in the pastyear. We reminisce on the good and badthings that befell us. Sometimes we learna lesson from some episodes and fromsome we just make sure we never dothem again.Through the years growing I have seen

things change from the way we used tocelebrate this time. As a child like manyothers we were told that this is the timewe celebrate the birth of our Lord JesusChrist. We were told to go church and begood kids. We knew that this is the timewere we will be treated to some of thenice and scrumptious delicacies that youcould ever imagine.

This was the only time that yourparents bought you decent clothes. It wasa happy time and everyone seemed toforget all the problems they were facingin Mzantsi at that time. It seemed as ifApartheid did not exist even when we

had to go the congested beaches peopleseemed happy. If you will rememberblack people had to all fit into one or twobeaches that were Mnandi and Swartklipbeaches.You can imagine the difficulty people

experienced in trying to enjoy their swimas there was no space to move or swimfreely. This could be the reason whymost of us cannot swim it is because wecould not get the luxury of stretching ourbodies to their full extent. But whatpuzzled me was the fact that people usedto drown on these beaches maybe thatwas from the result of over indulging onknow what moss.All I am trying to say above people is

the following I feel it is rare these daysto find people enjoying themselves andhaving fun on simple things.

Our kids these days do not find fun indoing kids stuff. I cannot blame politicsfor this but something has changed in usand I think I can delve more on thatissue in my next article. Well people aswe move into the festive season I appealto anyone who has other ideas of spoilingit for someone else to please let it slip. Ifyou planned to take revenge on someonejust let it slide. If you planned to do goodfor someone I say go ahead and fulfilyour dreams.Life is simple if we make it to be so I

challenge everyone to go into this festiveseason with their hearts filled with peaceand happiness so that we celebrate ingood spirit. Enjoy.

TARZAN MBITA

It came as a shockwhen it did. For I couldnot imagine Ponko KaMasiba lying deadunder a heap of rubble in a foreign land,albeit in Africa.Not Peddies, Ponko, aka PM Live,

which moniker he pilfered from the titleof the show of the late Eddie Zondi of Ra-dio Metro fame.Ponkowas a bigman, both literally and

figuratively. So big hewas never fearless.Up to the time he calledmewhilst I was

writing for the Cape Argus as an intern,I had never heard of him, nor had heheard of me. But had seen an article I hadwritten for theCapeArgus butwas serial-ised for The Star newspaperI soon realised why I had never heard

of him as a writer; he had been a journoat Bona magazine, and no townshipboykie in his rightmind readBonamaga-zine then. Ndifuna iQabane! sies maan.Drum was the mag then.We laughed at this notion but settled on

the fact that Juju is a big Kasie, and attimes you could not tell skollies fromyour cats (friends).In 2001 I was appointed editor of this

newspaper, and our friendship was re-kindled, only if I could give him space toa write a weekly column. According tohim, things were no longer working outwell for him in Jozi, so what better waythan to back home and link up with an-other Mri, and by extension Trozoans(Gugs people).Being amanwho liked fresh deas, I im-

mediately agreed to let him pen the piec-es(s).After the publication of the first article,

it turns out this man is using my paperto settle old scores, either with familymembers, friends, and past girlfriends hefelt hard done by. The articles were soacidic that people started callingmy pub-lisher to inform him of this anomally,and that Iwas ignoring their calls for fair-ness.I was called into the pub’s office and

read the riot act, but me being me, I re-minded him of something called editorialindependence. he backed off. Further-more, I informed him the writer was notjust a columnist any more, but Editor atLarge (whatever that meant)We had a brilliant sub-editor then, the

late Jules Julian. Jules was so mesmer-ised by the gymnastics of Ponko’s familywoes that he stopped thinking of newheadings for these columns. Instead they

all became: Ponko Masiba: Telling it asit is or as it should be. These continueduntil he landed a cushy job at the SundaySun, a long calculated move. I remembertelling him that a lot of people in his pastand present sure will be sighing with re-lief at this. He laughed and said kodwabayivile yona imessage. It was later thatI told that in earnest, I was one of thosepeople.With all of the above being said I think

at the Sunday Sun he had his DamascusMoment, for he slanted towards religionand motivated for a column called Sun-day Worship.I was shocked and excited at the same

time when he told me that his familyname had a strong association with theChurch of God and Saints of Christ, akaAmasirayeli, which members fell to theguns of the occupiers in the BullhoekMassacre of 1922, under the leadership ofEnoch Mgijima.So that when he was retrenched at the

Sunday Sun in 2009, he immediatelylaunched the LetsPraise Magazine, achristianmagazine distributedmostly inthe East London area.In 2011 he sad: “Jungleman 2011 is 20

heaven forme,”. Themagazinewas a suc-cess, he rightfully boasted.I still cannot believe thatPonko left this

earth under a heap of rubble in a Nigeri-an. May his soul rest in piece. Ponko Ped-dies Masiba will be buried on Saturdayat the Centenary Hall in Hudson Park,Vincent in East London. Lala NgoxoloMartry of Faith, Mkhwane, Mwelase.

Tribute to the‘Big Fellow’

Ponko Peddies Masiba will be buried on Satur-day in East London.

Pipe changing causes a stirMBONGISENI MASEKO

The work of changing small sewage pipeswhich started a year ago has left residentsimpatient as they claim it inconveniencesthem in Luyoloville.Monde Gwentshe, 63, a resident at Homba

Street, said the construction started in No-vember, last year, and there are no signs toshow the end of it.Gwentshe said their area has since been

terrorised with a terrible smell and that wa-ter supply gets disrupted frequently as re-sults of water pipes being damaged duringthe construction.“They have been working here every day

since November last year and it does notshow that they will end anytime soon. We

have to live with a terrible smell every day.We are tired of the smell now. It is a healthhazard to us. They also interfere with watersupply leaving us without water for thewhole day,” Gwentshe said.Langa Makalima, 74, who also resides on

the street, said the drain in front of his houseblocked for the first time after the construc-tion started.Makalima moved in the area in 1990.“The construction is disrupting us a lot.

I saw this drain blocking for the first timeafter they started working here. We havebeen waiting for a long time for them to fin-ish.”Nobantu Mbusi, the Community Liaison

Officer (CLO), said the pipes needed to bechanged. “It is bound smell,” she said.

TFA fixtures on Sunday

Taverners Football Association will holdits weekly fixtures at the Gugulethu SportsComplex on Sunday November 23 from10am -4pm.Catch these teams in action:Popza 3 v

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ry School in Rondebosch was recentlyawarded a full scholarship to attend theOprah Winfrey Leadership Academy forGirls in Johannesburg.“I am extremely excited and nervous for

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girl’s potential. “We are all very proud ofher achievements,” she says.After matriculating Zomsi plans to be-

come a teacher or social worker as shewants to help children with similar back-grounds. “I would like to motivate younggirls to be more than their circumstancesallow them to be,” she says.

BRIGHT FUTURE: Zomsi Mdzoyi is excited about the opportunity to attend the Oprah Winfrey Leadership Academy for Girls next year. PHOTO:ASTRID FEBRUARIE


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1989 as the brainchild of the late Vincent vander Spuy. It grew from a family business toa leader in the home improvement sector.Now, after almost three decades, it is movingto new premises.Debbie van der Spuy, co-owner with Gavin

Kinnear, says they are moving to a safer envi-ronment for the customers’ sake.“Whenwe first startedBellvillewas a crime-

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been known for throughout the years. Ourloyal customers will knowwe would not havethis longevity if we were not leaders in ourfield in thenorthern suburbs.We strive topro-vide all clients with an upmarket and friendlyshopping and home improvement experience,by ensuring our staff are knowledgeable andare always willing to go the extra mile,” saysVan der Spy.While traditional goods like decorative

paints, customised colour matching and tint-ing, plumbing and sanitaryware, as well assmall hardware will be sold, there will also bea range of new services.“Wewill now offer tinting and supply of au-

tomotive paints and abrasives, as well asboards, cabinetry and associated products.What this means is that wewill design, manu-facture, supply and install built-in cupboardsand kitchens.”She invites everyone to have a look at the

new store. “There will be special prices on se-lected goods as we welcome customers at ournew home.”

Gavin Kinnear and Debbie van der Spuy at Paint City’s new premises at 158 DurbanRoad. PHOTO: CARINA ROUX

Two men killed by gunmenMANDLA MAHASHE

The family of a man that was killed in anopen field after a botched robbery was leftdevastated.Rooi Isaac, 69, was gunned down by four

alleged robbers in Crossroads on Thursdaymorning.At the scene where Isaac’s lifeless body

was discovered, his sister CarolineMthandeki, lamented that the thugs did nothave to kill him.“They didn’t even take the money from

him they just killed him. Why did they killhim?” she cried.She told City Vision that Isaac was killed

on his way from withdrawing money fromthe nearby Philippi Plaza.

“I have been told that they shot him andfled in a motorcycle. It would have been bet-ter if they spared his life and took the mon-ey,” she said.Unconfirmed reports suggest that two of

the culprits were arrested relating to the in-cident. Mthandeki said that they were dis-traught because Isaac was a church goingman who never got in trouble.“He was a good man that loved going to

church, he was never involved in fights andhe didn’t even have enemies,” she said.Residents at the scene claim that the field

was fotress for robbers who target peoplecoming from the shopping centre.In another shooting incident, 27-year-old

ZamaNtongolowaskilled at his aunt’s homein Zwelitsha Drive on the same day.

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ceived he was attacked in the street but he

tried to run away. The gunmen followed himinto the his aunt’s house where they shotand killed him,” he said.Police were unavailable for comment at

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Police cordon off the crime scene whereIRooi Isaac was killed by robbers inCrossroads. PHOTO: MANDLA MAHASHE


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More than heavenly voicesMTHAKAZI MAKALIMA

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

Their musical journey began in 2008when Melikhaya Ndabeni, NkumbuzoNkonyana, Mawande Mxunyelwa andAkhona Dudumashe decided to join theirhumble, majestic voices in a band.

Since then they have become an interna-tionally recognised outfit, have performedwith the likes ofKirkFranklinand theCapePhilharmonic Orchestra.

They perform at many events, such asparties, work functions, weddings, musicfestivals and picnics, and have wowed awide range of audiences with their live per-formances.

To add to their already growing careersin the industry, they are currentlyworkingon their second studio album and are plan-ning to record a live DVD.

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CITY VISIONThursday, 20 November 20146 LETTERS

Icandelo loLawulo lezokuHlaliswa koLuntu leSixeko saseKapa lenza izicwangciso zentlanganisoyoluntu lase-Heideveld ngenjongo yokunikezela ingxelo kubaxhamli bezezindlu abaphunyeziweyongokumalunga nenkqubela-phambili yeprojekthi engezezindlu ejoliswe kummandla.

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INTLANGANISO ELUNGISELELWEABAXHAMLIBEZEZINDLUABAPHUNYEZIWEYOIProjekthi engezeZindlu yase-Heideveld

The flipside of treatingforeigners with disrespectYoung people in our townships make adeal with successful foreign shopkeepersthat they will guard them against robbers.The young people claim they know local

people better and can point out possibletroublemakers.They do that in exchange for a few

beers or demand a protection fee, whichwill be also used for drinking.When the deal goes wrong, the very

same youngsters organise hooligans toattack and loot the shops, claiming theydon’t want any foreigners here.The looters grab expensive items

without paying. They don’t care aboutdestroying the image of our country. Apicture is painted to the outside worldthat all South Africans are xenophobic.

Instead of learning a thing or two fromthese prosperous traders, our youngpeople drug and drink themselves todeath.There will come a time when these

people return to their countries. We hearevery day that some country has discov-ered oil, coal or diamonds. Countries likeGhana and Mozambique are becomingrich. And it will soon be our turn to goand seek greener pastures on the otherside. We’ll be crying for time wastedinstead of learning how they successfullyconducted their businesses. We will expectthem to treat us as human beings, whilewe failed to respect them here.

XOLISILE DIKEMakhaza

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Call to regulate taxi industryThe taxi industry has been neglected fortoo long. One would think governmentwould have met some of the taxi ownersand drivers grievances by now.Most of these grievances are genuine.

Each time there’s a taxi strike the samecomplaints arise. That means no one islistening to the taxi operators.Why can’t the government subsidise

taxis as it does with buses and trains?Lanes allocated to the BRTs should

have been given to the taxis as well – nowonder they’ve declared the yellow lanetheir property.Government is concerned about the

high unemployment rate, but they fail tosubsidise the taxi industry, which has the

potential to create jobs.If government is afraid of taxi people,

who can touch them? It’s the same oldstory of our country – having a goodconstitution but lacking manpower andresources to implement it.Ignoring those in the taxi industry has

created the notion that there are separaterules for ranks and other citizens.Now that it is summer, women in

miniskirts will be embarrassed at taxiranks. Taxi drivers, please stop harassingour sisters because they have a rightdress that way. Your behaviour is wrongand unacceptable.

MATHUNZI MTWALOKuyasa

Hard work brings successIt is a fact of life that you cannotachieve what you have not defined. Thisprinciple also applies to success.Most people who want to be successful

are not necessarily unable to be success-ful. The problem with them is that theymisunderstand the word “success”.One of the most common mistakes is

thinking that success is as a result ofgenius or magic.You need to have the right picture of

it, as well as the right principles to

attain it. You never arrive at success.Everyone has their own specific vocationor mission in life. They must carry out aconcrete assignment that demandsfulfilment.Our fingerprints can’t be duplicated.

Success comes as a result of us growinginto our full potential.We can do anything, but we cannot do

everything.THANDOKAZI MABE

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Have your seen him?The provincial Department of Social Devel-opment’s Philippi branch is looking for aMalawian national Andrew Ndorwe, wholived in Samora Machel in 2005.Ndorwe had a relationship with Cassan-

dra Viljoen.The couple conceived a daughter during

their relationship. The child is nine years

old.According to information gathered by de-

partmental officials, Ndorwe moved toSaldanha Bay in 2011 or 2012.The department now requests that any-

onewith information onNdorwe’s possiblewhereabouts, phone social worker CandiceDreyer on 021 834 7000.

Members of the Conscious Marimba Band relax after a sterling performance in Bree Streetduring a show titled Doers Night. It was held in honour of men and women who foughtagainst apartheid. The show was directed by Nkosikhona Nyawula. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

An array of colour and talent

Take a stand, be the changeIf you cannot beat them, join them.This is a famous saying which encour-

ages us to maintain the status quo evenwhen we see the need for change.I look at this saying as a challenge for

us to stand our ground, believe that wewere made for something great and stickto our principles.We need to set the tone and stop

giving in, going with the flow andaccepting things as custom.Leaders in South Africa need to

review their actions and we as followersneed to be determined and refuse to bepart of mediocrity.We should take a stand and accept the

responsibility that comes with humanrights.Keeping quiet can only mean we

comply with the wrong behaviour wesee.There is so much evil around us –

corruption in government, people

turning to crime, and pupils and teach-ers doing despicable things instead oflearning and teaching.We find ourselves measuring the

damage and not the difference.The cup of endurance runs over. We

should come to a point where we say wecannot be part of corruption – be it inthe workplace or at home.I mean, which university will accept

you with a 30% pass? Be the first tohave your likeness depicted.People like Nelson Mandela and

American rights activist Rosa Parks tooka stand and made the change theywanted to see. They were relevant andaccountable.We are all leaders in our own unique

way. Make your mark where you are,whether you’re a cleaner or a CEO oranything in-between.

MZONDELELI XUBAMfuleni

Help your communityThere are no role models in our commu-nities. We have to rely on TV for this.Our children need a strong supportive

system, not only from their families butfrom everyone who is able to provide it.People must not study to hang their

certificates on walls.

They must go to school to help thenation prosper and make South Africa abetter place.Success of one person should be the

success of their community.SIFISO NQULO

Langa

Get clued up on diabetesI would like use this opportunity orplatform to encourage all South Africans,especially the youth in our townships togo to any government clinic or hospitaland get tested for diabetes.Friday 14 November was World Diabe-

tes Awareness Day. In South Africa, themonth of November has been dedicated tocreate awareness among citizens of thedangers of diabetes, as well as informingthem of how it can be controlled.Last month I was diagnosed with

diabetes. As a result of a lack of informa-tion about the disease, I ignored itssymptoms for a very long time.When I was tested, I was informed I

was a chronic sufferer, as it had pro-gressed too far.For this reason I want to encourage

everyone to test now than later. Here are

some of the most common symptoms ofdiabetes. I suggest you have yourselftested if you often experience any of thesesymptoms: more than regular urinating;often feeling very thirsty; often feelingvery hungry even though you have eaten;extreme fatigue; blurred vision; cuts orbruises which heal at a slow pace; rapidweight loss even though your eatingpatterns are normal; or a tingling, pain,or numbness in your hands or feet.If you are diagnosed with diabetes, do

not be afraid. This disease is controllableand manageable. Tablets may be pre-scribed to help improve control.More importantly, regular exercise and

a strict diet will help in keeping it undercontrol.

NDIKHO VICTOR KWINANANyanga East


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Marikana: Life goes on

Squatters make ends meetMANDLA MAHASHE

With the dust from unsuccessfulevictions long settled squattersfrom the infamousMarikana infor-mal settlement are going on withtheir lives while small businesseshave sprouted all over.Since the hostile takeover of the

land, which includes the pushingout of initiates, small business op-erators have flocked to the areaand established their meat stands,barbershops, spaza shops and evenshack-selling businesses.After a full three months since

the invasion the gold rush has allbut slowed down but business isstill good.“When they first arrived here

my business was going pretty wellbecause they would come here forlunch while they built theirshacks,” says Nokhaya Sokoti.This was helped by the fact that

invaders had to rebuild repeatedlyafter law enforcement agencies de-stroyed the structures continuous-ly.“Now everyone is settled they

can cook in their houses they don’tbuy as much meat as they did butI still make a profit.There is a lot of activity here and

there is no shortage of customers,”said the mother of two.She tells City Vision that she

makes just enough money to putfood on the table at her home butthat’s as far as it goes.“Because I have no electricity

here I can only buy stock worthR180 which last about a day. Thatmakes me a 100 % profit. It soundslike a lot but sometimes it gets real-ly tough.But the best thing aboutworking

here is that I don’t have to pay rentto place my stall,” she explains.She said that where she previ-

ously erected her stand she wasasked to pay around R300 permonth.“The business was not going as

well as it does here so it was reallyhard.Tenants didn’t care they wanted

their money when the month endsso I’m happy here,” she said.Another individual that was

chased toMarikana by tenant trou-bles is Charmaine Mkoni, 45, fromLower Crossroads.She says that she was forced out

by tenant’s demands that shecouldn’t meet.“When you live in someone’s

backyard they just want the rent.It does notmatter whether you lostyour job you just have to pay.

I couldn’tmanage it anymore be-cause I was unemployed with twochildren,” she explained.She said that when she found

that people were moving into theland she felt that it was the only so-lution for her.“Yes, there are not services like

water, electricity and ablutionservices but it is better because

there is less stress,” she said.Residents at Marikana claim to

defecated in plastic bag and throwthem at refused bags.Leaders say that it is still the best

alternative for them.“It is close to transport systems

like buses and trains.As you know the best form of

transport for the poor is the trainso having it close by helps a lot,”said Thembekile Maqhubeka.

Small business in Marikanadespite threat of evictions.PHOTO: MANDLA MAHASHE


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Submissions and Public Hearings on theWestern Cape Adjustments Appropriation Bill, 2014

As part of their oversight function, the Standing Committees of theWestern Cape Provincial Parliament will consider theWesternCape Adjustments Appropriation Bill, 2014 at meetings scheduled for Tuesday, 25 November 2014.

The purpose of the Bill is to appropriate adjusted amounts of money from the Provincial Revenue Fund for the requirements ofthe Province of the Western Cape in respect of the financial year ending 31 March 2014, and to provide for matters connectedtherewith.

Interested persons and organisations are invited to attend and to participate in these meetings, as per below tabled.

Written submissions and requests to make a verbal presentation on such submissions should be directed to theBudget Committee, via the Committee Coordinator, Mr D Cronje, on tel. (021) 487-1641, fax: (021) 487-1685 or e-mail:[email protected]. Submissions should reach the Committee by no later than 12:00 noon on Monday, 24 November 2014.

Copies of the Bill will be available on request and an electronic version will be available on the Western Cape ProvincialParliament’s website (www.wcpp.gov.za) as from 14:00 on 20 November 2014.

Please bring along proof of identity (Identification Document or driver’s licence) in order to gain access to the ProvincialLegislature Building.

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PROGRAMME FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF THEWESTERN CAPE ADJUSTMENTS APPROPRIATION BILL, 2014

Tuesday, 25 November 2014

Time Department Committee Venue

08:00 - 09:00Department of Social Development Standing Committee on

Community Development Committee Room 2

Department ofTransport and Public Works

Standing Committee onTransport and Public Works Chamber

09:00 - 10:00Provincial Treasury Standing Committee on Finance Committee Room 2

Department of the Premier Standing Committee on Premier Chamber

10:00 - 11:00Western Cape Education Department Standing Committee on Education Committee Room 2

Department of Human Settlements Standing Committee on Human Settlements Chamber

11:00 - 12:00Department of Community Safety Standing Committee on Community Safety Committee Room 2

Department of Agriculture Standing Committee on EconomicOpportunities, Tourism and Agriculture Chamber

12:00 - 13:00

Department ofCultural Affairs and Sport

Standing Committee onCultural Affairs and Sport Committee Room 2

Department ofEconomic Development and Tourism

Standing Committee on EconomicOpportunities, Tourism and Agriculture Chamber

14:00 - 15:00Department of Health Standing Committee on

Community Development Committee Room 2

Department of Environmental Affairsand Development Planning

Standing Committee on EnvironmentalAffairs and Development Planning Chamber

15:00 - 16:00 Department of Local Government Standing Committee on Local Government Committee Room 2

16:00 - 17:00 Provincial Parliament Rules Committee Chamber

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Eli lithuba lakho lokuba:

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• Usebenzisane neForam yamaPolisa asekuHlaleni noSihlalo weCluster CPF;

• Uchonge kwaye uxoxe ngezidingo zokhuseleko nangezinto eziphambilikummandla ohlala kuwo.

Imibutho okanye amahlakani entsebenziswano ilindeleke ukuba inyule abantuababini (2) ukuba iyimele kwintlanganiso yePNP.

Ngezizathu zamalungiselelo, nceda uqinisekise ukuba uza kuyizimasa le ntlanganisolungaphelanga usuku llwangoMvulo, 1 December 2014 kule nombolo 021 483 6370okanye [email protected] okanye uthumele iSMS ethi PNP Nyanga Yes ku-35395 okanye ubhalise umbutho wakho kuLuhlu lwabaNiki-zikonzo zoKhuseleko kulewebhusayithiwww.westerncape.gov.za/dept/community-safety Nceda uqaphele ukubaindawo ekhoyo incinci kwaye izihlalo zakugcinelwa abameli abaqinisekisileyo ukuba bazakuyizimasa le ntlanganiso kuphela.

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Music: Gugs ready for glory

Choir brims with confidenceMANDLA MAHASHE

A Gugulethu choir that is set to representthe province at a national contest nextmonth is quietly confident despite the odds.Joyful Harmonies Choir is a four-year-old

choir that hasmade waves in the choral mu-sic circles ever since it was founded foursago.They are currently the highest rated in

The Old Mutual National Choir Festival’sstandard category but this is the last thingon theirmind, according to founder and con-ductor Monde Mdingi.Mdingi says their biggest concern is get-

ting funds for their trip to Durban’s Interna-tional Convention Centre where the compe-tition will be staged from 6 to 7 December.“We want to get there early so that we can

have enough time to rest and rehearse in or-der to make the best impression in the com-petition.Last time, we went to the national compe-

tition we didn’t get enough rest and wedidn’t do as well as we would like,” he ex-plained.The group was placed 4th out of 10 choirs

on their debut appearance in the competi-tion in 2012. “We have 60 members so trans-port and accommodation is always a prob-lem when we have to make appearances.The sponsor of the competition has

availed transport and accommodation butwe would like to get there early because we

are the furthest.Getting there a day before the event will

be to our detriment,” said Mdingi. He re-mains confident about the choir’s chancesdespite the expectation.“Now that we are rated at the top of the

group everyone is expectingus to dowell but

we justwant to give the audience a great per-formance.A win would be nice but it would be a bo-

nus,” said Mdingi.The choir was initially made up of Fezeka

High School matriculants and alumnae butlater attracted youngsters from as far as

Khayelitsha. “Even though choral music isnot themost attractive for youngsters butwehave abundant talent.The biggest challenge is that the young-

sters lose interest and theyventureoff differ-ent genres that appeal to the youth,” saidMdingi.

JGugulethu’s Joyful Harmonies set to take on other provinces at The Old Mutual National Choir Festival in December. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

A community get-togetherThe Phi-Mora Invasion promises to bethe place to be onSaturday 29November.The event will feature a beauty con-

test, music by DJs, dance groups, hip-hop and poetry at Tsoga Park in SamoraMachel.The festivities will be held from 11:00

until late. Tickets cost R20 for adults andR10 for children. Camp chairs, braaistands, cooler boxes and refreshmentswill be allowed at the facility.For more information phone Ace on

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Zola dreams of seeing her name in lightsMTHAKAZI MAKALIMA

The sky is the limit for 21-year-old ZolakaziNgwenze.

After competing in Shoprite’s TopStarsinging competition, the singer known asZola’s music career seems to be blossoming.

The competition sees talented Shopriteand Checkers workers from across the conti-nent compete for the coveted prize of beingcrown the best singer.

A group of the participants have now re-corded the Allstars CD. And Zola’s vocal tal-ent features on one of the tracks.

She was one of many artists from ShopriteKhayelitsha to perform at a glitsy provincialevent and was later selected to perform onthe national stage.

Zola, however, did not win the ultimateprize; she lost to Jo-Ann Daniels who hasbeen named the ambassador of the Shoprite

TopStar competition.But this pop diva is determined to realise

her dreams and said she will not give up onher road to achieving her goals.

She, together with Daniels and anothercontestant Abigail Andrews have been giv-en the opportunity to form a girl band, JAZ.The name of the group is devised from thefirst letters of their names. And they plan torelease the debut album next year.

But first, they are promoting the AllstarCD, which she describes as a great experi-ence. “I’ve learnt so much; touring acrossthe country is grooming me for biggerthings,” Zola said.

When things get to tough for her, she re-members the words of her mentor, MynieGrove: “If it’s meant to be; it is up to me.”

Zola was born and raised in Khayelitshaand attended high in Zusukhaya HighSchool. “I’ve always loved singing and knew

I was a good singer, but I never had confi-dence to let it out until I was asked to singin a school choir,” she says.

And she hasn’t looked back since.She was encouraged to enter the competi-

tion by her supervisor and manager, Mr Vand Zanele Ngxoya.

Thus far, Zola said, the road hasn’t beeneasy, but in the back of her mind she alwaysremembered that she was doing somethingthat she loves. “I want to sing and be one ofthe biggest stars in SA; then spread my mu-sic all over the world,” she says.

In the meantime, she will continue to flyher and Khayelitsha’s flag high. “This is justthe beginning of great things to come; myjourney has just began,” Zola said.

“My achievements show everything ispossible if you believe in yourself and trustin God. The Allstar made those dreams pos-sible for me.”

Zolakazi Ngwenze is determined to blow everyoneaway with her beautiful voice PHOTO: MTAHKAZIMAKALIMA

Spinning the decksMANDLA MAHASHE

Gugulethu’s finest DJ ison course to release hislong-awaited debut sin-gle and all indicationssuggest that he has a win-ner on his hands.

Thando Mapipa, betterknown as Kaunda Muzi-cal, will soon release thesingle Thinking of You,featuring Yolanda.

Having spent morethan a decade in the mu-sic industry, he believesnow is the right time forhim to showcase his pro-duction skills.

“The song will be re-leased via social mediaon Sunday 30 Novemberand the first 50 people todownload it, will get itfor free on my websiteand Kaunda DJ Muzicalfan page,” he said.

Kaunda started playing mu-sic from a tender age of 13 in2000. He performed around Gug-ulethu and graduated as one ofthe most-sought after DJs in theCity’s nightlife.

While many thought he wasat the pinnacle of his careerwhen he was made a mix DJ onGoodHope FM and when he wasappointed a brand ambassadorof McDonalds DJ contest,Kaunda believes this is only thebeginning of his already flour-ishing career. “We serve a pur-

pose to help and positively in-fluence others, as well as show-ing that there is a lot to be proudof in our society,” he says.

“I still believe those who areinfluenced by drugs and alcoholwill find help if they look for it.”

Kaunda will showcase hissingle at performances aroundthe city. Also like his Facebookpage Kaunda DJ Muzical; fol-low him on Twitter @Kaunda-Muzical; follow him on Insta-gram at KaundaMuzical or visitwww.kaundamuzical.co.za.

Kaunda will release his first single at theend of the month. PHOTO: SUPPLIED


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the Atlantic beaches, shopping atthe V&A Waterfront and CenturyCity, and visiting Table Mountain,MyCiTi buses get you there safelyand conveniently.

MyCiTi buses travel from theharbour at Hout Bay in the southto the crashing waves at BigBay in the north, with many andvaried opportunities to explore,experience and make memories.

Get amyconnect card for R35from selected MyCiTi stations,load it with money (or better stillMover points that save you 30%)and get set to see the sights. Notsure which route to take or whattime your bus is? Visit the MyCiTiwebsite – www.myciti.org.za – andmake use of the handy trip plannerwhich will show you exactly whenand where to link into the MyCiTinetwork and where to transfer.

Enjoy a natural highTable Mountain is one of CapeTown’s Big Five tourist attractions,and no wonder. The view from thetop is a sight not to be missed.If you and your family have notbeen to the summit for a while,make a day out of it this festiveseason with MyCiTi. There’s nowa convenient service from thenew MyCiTi Adderley station tothe Lower Cableway Station inTafelberg Road. Take the 106 or107 MyCiTi buses and transfer atthe Kloof Nek stop to the 110 TableMountain service. Buses departevery 15 to 20 minutes from 07:00until 20:30. The fare includingtransfer is from as little as R4.80to a maximum R8.90, dependingon the time and day of travel andwhether you have a Mover packageloaded on your card.

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PARTY TIME Nisha, Nomhi, Yolanda and Luyanda Slaai having a good time during a familyparty held in Gugulethu recently PHOTO: TEDDY SAMBU

WINE MASTERS Camagu Cindi and Nelisiwe Cindi at their launch of Urban Zulu Wine joinedby friends at Look Out Hill. PHOTO: LINDILE MBONTSI

HAPPY MOMENT: Litha Mayengese, 43, the owner forMayengese Security Service, received a certificate from DrSalone van Colleer-Peter, Stellenbosch University BusinessAcademy (SBA) academic head, on Friday, at Bellville. Seenat the back is Benjamin Matshoba, SBA co-ordinator. PHOTO:MBONGISENI MASEKO

GOAL ACHIEVED: Nosiphiwo Menziswa, Dr Salone van Col-leer-Peter, Stellenbosch University Business Academy head(SBA) on Friday, at Bellville. PHOTO: MBONGISENI MASEKO

GRADUATED: Siyavuya Mlungu, Dr Salone van Colleer-Peter, Stellenbosch University Business Academy (SBA)academic head at Bellville. PHOTO: MBONGISENI MASEKO

SPIDERMAN: Mongo Ndyalvan pictured by his dotingmother Nosipho Ndyalvan during a recent birthday party.

KHOSIFIED: Bongs Ngcaba recently visited Naturena wherehe got closer tho the bling collected by Amakhosi ove theyears.

URBAN WINES Nelisiwe and Camagu Cindi celebratingthe launch of their wine in Khayelitsha PHOTO: LINDILE

V This is your catalogue of Kasi Life. Send us your birthday party, church pictures or other interesting things you do.Contact City Vision on 0 021 910 7617/8/9 or email us on [email protected]

CITY VISIONThursday, 20 November 2014 CLASSIFIEDS 13

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ufumana miracle stickR450.

Ukupasa ithesiti, ufumanaumsebenzi R230uyanyuselwa.

Intambo yomntu omdalaR170 .

Ukukhulelwa R380.Owomshado R180 gquma 4

days ugayidili intoenamafutha. IsichithoR200 phatha ikhandlela

elibomvu, R180 wozawoza.Umlomomnandi R180Amayeza okufumanaumntwana. R380

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5 ,& 4 , HOTELS,BIG SUPERMARKETS

&BIG COMPANIESURGENTLY NEEDS:

.20 Receptionists/Office Admin Staff

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.20 Porters

.10 Data Capturers

. 5 Cruize ship staff

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SIZISA UKHANYOTRAINING ACADEMY

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Phillipi0731621552/0783721103

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FOR SALE

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BUILDING

MATERIAL

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Ph 0213742053 / 021 6921209all hours.

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ABACUS BLOCKSBlock Size: 90M, 140M,

190MCHEAPEST PRICESAlso Cement, Sand &

Stone078 539 4782021 704 6932

We deliver to all areas

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BUILDERS VALUESUPPLIERS

Sand, Stones, Blocks,Cement. Free delivery

( 7days a week)Behind BPGarageCnr. Stock Road&LansdowneRoad

CrossroadsCall: 083 355 1580

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CLOTHING

1615

.CLOTHING at R95 per bag

Contact 072 340 0536.

GENERAL &

HOME SERVICES

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BUILDING &

CONSTRUCTION

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ALUMINIUMWINDOWS&DOORSSupplied& fitted.

Call: Chris082 570 5686021 638 5292

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Paving SlabsVibracrete On SpecialCall: 021 705 4652 /

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New Blinds & Repairs (All types)Quality Laminate Flooring

061 300 6281

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REPAIRS

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Silungisa ifridgesifowunele size kuwe.

073 880 6726

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EMPLOYMENT

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JUSTINE COSMETICSEarn extra, sell Justine.sms name and area082 412 5505.

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SALES & MARKETINGNo experience neededFull training providedVACANCIES FORSALES PERSONNELAT OUR CAPE TOWN

OFFICESWe provideBasic SalaryCommission

Travelling allowanceTerms & condition applyFor appointment callJohnny 021 911 0286

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EMPLOYMENT3600

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DRIVERS3650

.PROFESSIONALDRIVERSNEEDED

Establish Transport Companiesrequires bus drivers for

Pretoria / Cape Town Code EC or EC1with valid PDP / 5 Years Long Distance

Driving Experience SA Citizen

SendCV’s [email protected]

Fax to 086 725 9089

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GENERAL

3680

.Fikelela Children’s Centre, inMandela Park,

Khayelitsha,Is seeking four child and youth care workers withrecognised qualifications, and one senior CYCC .We are also seeking a suitably qualified and

experienced centre manager.For a standard job description or to submit your CV,

email [email protected] can also be handed in at Fikelela office,

1 Cambridge St, ZonnebloemEstate.Deadline for applications is November 27th .Only shortlisted candidateswill be contacted

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WORKERSURGENTLYNEEDED10 data capturers, 15 waitrons, 10 bartenders20 Call centres, 5 Bank tellers, 15 Cruise ship

attendants, 15 flight attendants, 10 Receptionists,50 General workers, 50 Pickers / Packers.

20 Housekeeper / Cleaners, 15 Cashiers, 15 Porters,15 Kitchen Staff, 14 Drivers (code 8, 10, 14 with PDP)

40 Grade 10, 11 & 12. No experience needed.17 Heerengracht Street, Pier House, 6th Floor,

Next to Park InnHotel Cape TownCall: 021 828 2416 / 081 8277 046 /079 485 5896

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# Economics & Accounting # Office Administration# Aviation courses # Vocational Courses #Retail Trade

#Pastel Accounting # Flight attendant #Nursing# Database # System Support

# Cert. Port E. Learning# MATRIC - RE-WRITESHORT & LONG COURSES

17 Heerengracht Str. Pier House, 6th floor,Next to Park Inn Hotel Cape Town.Tel: 021 421 9170 / 021 481 4287 /021 828 2416 Fax: 021 418 7909

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FROMR100

Day & Night R300

1 Night (from 7pm) R200

Daytime (2 hours) R100

Call 072 908 3282

Short Stay

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GUGULETULIVESTOCK

We sell Sheep & Goats.We are trading as aWholesale Supplier to

small Vendors &Households

e.g Guguletu, Nyanga,Langa, Mfuleni, Phillipi& Khayelitsha , etc.

Customers Benefits: -

For professional,Quality & Friendly

service please contactPeter

• Buy @ Discountedprices

• We deliver ofcharge

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.UTHANDONOLONWABOPROPERTIES

EMAKHAZAR150,000.00CASH2 beds, lounge, kitchen, a very big yardILITHAPARKR420,000.00

a lovely corner house – 2 beds with laminatedfloors, lounge, dining room, kitchen, store room

outside, allumiun windows, fencedILITHAPARKR500,000.00

Attractive house – 3 beds, lounge, kitchen,garage, allimiumwindows

EMAKHAYAR350,000.00Very attractive 2beds, dining room, lounge,

kitchen, garageRENTAL

Hazeldean: R5000 p.m electricity and ratesincluded, Dep. R5000

3 beds, lounge, dining room, kitchen, garage,fenced.

ISAZISOSifuna ukuthenga indlu CASHnaphinakwaLanga eSettlers, Backstage, Zonesanywhere.Okanye eLitha Park nase

Gugulethu sakuyithenga ngokungxama.

Contact:MongeziMemani 072 216 1023Manelisi Gura 072 774 6663Phumla Khumalo 063015 5100CarolMnqandi 084673 7767

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ILITHAPARKR390000neg2beds, lounge, kitchen, f/bathroom, newlypainted, f/tiled and fully enclosed withvery big plot and plenty potential for

extention

MONTCLAIRE R460000neg3beds, lounge, d/room, kitchen,

f/bathroom, newly painted, f/tiled,enclosed, walking distance to Mandalay

Station and public transport

BELLVILLE SOUTHR699,000neg (Sectional Title)Investor's dream - this spacious propertyconsists of 4beds, 2xmes and bics, lounge,d/room, f/kitchen, tiled, laminated floors,tandem garage for 3 cars, walking distance

fromUWCwith a rental potential ofR25000,00 per month, BARGAIN!!!

For professional service and afree valuation please contact

Nathan on0824931715

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KUILS RIVER - STELLENDALER599000

2 and 3 beds, security complex.Available immediately.

OLDBELHARNew fromR450000

2 and 3 beds

SUMMERVILLE - KUILS RIVERFromR6590002 and 3 beds

Call Randy 082692 3111

.PHILLIPI R280000neg

3 beds, lnge, dnrm, ff/kitch, en-suiteILITHAPARKR500000neg

3 beds, 2 baths, open plan kitch & lnge,garage, Occupation end November for

successful applicants.GUGULETUR480000

Freestanding 2 beds, lnge & dnrm,enclosed yard, garare extra foundation for

3rd bedroomGUGULETUPLOT 388SQMR220000

MANDELAPARKR220000NEWCROSSROADSR250000

Terminus Road - 2 beds, lnge, dnrm yardenclosed, otside toilet.

PLOTSAVAILABLE INKHAYELITSHARANGING FROM R100 000 - R120 000

according to size.NYANGAR500000neg.Business plot with premises.

Charles 063 1404999 /021 387 4566

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LINOMTHAPROPERTIESNEW CROSSROADSR230000

3 BEDS ,LOUNGE KITCHEN,BATH AND TOILETEESTERIVERR680000

3 BEDS,LOUNGE,KITCHEN,STUDY ROOMBATH,TOILET A ND T A GARAGE

MAKHAYAR2300002 BEDS,OPEN PLAN LOUNGE N KITCHEN,BATH,TOILET AND ENCLOSED YARD.=230.000

DELFTR140000 (Cash)2BEDS,KITCHEN,BATH AND TOILET=140 000SITE B Y SECTIONR120000 (cash)

2 BEDS LOUNGE,KITCHEN,BATH AND TOILETGUGULETUR550000

(CORNER HOUSE NEXT TO POLICE STATION)2BEDS,LOUNGE,DINNING,KITHCHEN, BATH&

TOILET X2 CARS FULLY ENCLOSED

CALL 021 361 8895/083 4448019 / 0766533152 / 083 492 7408 /083 533 5173

076931 0171 / 074 506 2794 /073 148 5033 /079 474 8209.

.UTHANDONOLONWABOPROPERTIES

OLDCROSSROADSR180,00.002 beds, lounge, kitchen with pine ceiling

GRACELANDR500,000.00Double storey something different, next to publictransport, beautiful, unique – 4 beds, lounge,dnrm, kitchen sold with stove and hob, garage.

EMAKHAZAR500,00.00Very good suitable for business: double gar openspace could be used for shop or tavern – 3 beds,lnge, kitch with tiles, outside parking space.LUZUKOR550,000.00 - A big house3 beds, lnge, kitch, 2flats at the b ack.

RENTMontana: R1900 p.m Dep R1900 – outside room

with ensuiteLanga Settlersway: R4000 p.m Dep. R4000 –

Full house 3 beds, lounge, kitchen, fenced.ISAZISO

Ukuba unendlu ofuna ukuyithengisaeKhayelitsha,Makhaza,Mandalay, Ilitha Park

sifonele. Sakuyithengisa lo ndlungephanyazo. Kanti ukuba ufuna ukuqeshisa

ngendlu yonke okanye ngegumbi elingaphandle sixelele sikufunele umntu.Xa ufunasiyakuqokelelela irente ngokwethu siyifake

kwi – Bank account yakho.Contact:MongeziMemani 072 216 1023

Phumla Khumalo 063015 5100CarolMnqandi 084673 7767Manelisi Gura 072 774 6663

.

Perfect located in Blackheath, Kuilsriver

• Blackheath, Kuilsriver• Free standing houses from R 435,000• Affordable from R 4,200 per month• Must have combined income of R 14,500• 93 Houses in secured development• Remote controlled entrance gate• Wall with electric fence and armed response• Safe playing areas for children• Taxi stop at the development• Blackheath train station very close• Close to Zevenwacht Mall and Shoprite• All houses completed and ready tomove in• Phase 2 and 3 sold out, few left in Phase 3• Beautiful finishes• Good schools and hospitals in area

www.greenfieldsvillage.co.zaContact Jenetta 083 651 1167 or

Corena073 6046454

.SHAPEHOMEPROPERTIES

TEL: 021 387 7453

VSECTIONR1600002 bedroom, pine ceiling, lnge, kitch

PSECTIONR2200002 beds, big lnge & big kicth, neat house ready to

be occupied.MONTCLAIRE R480000

3 beds, lnge, kitch, empty ready to be occupiedDRIFTSANDS3 roomed house

ILITHAPARKR3600002 beds, lnge, kitch, big yardILITHAPARKR460000

3 beds, lnge, kitch, garage, fully enclosedFOUNTAINVILLAGE - BLUEDOWNS

R4500003 beds, f/kitch, garage, very neat house

LUZUKOR40000A very big house, 3 big bedrooms, big kitchen,

very huge lounge, fully enclosed.MANDELAPARK R250000

3 beds, lnge, kitch.PHILLIPI R170000URGENTSALE

2 beds, kitch, inside toilet, f/fenced gatesEmpty ready to be occupied

Nozipho072042 3114 / 021 705 8201Vuyelwa 082 266 5709 /021 9094223Thobeka 072 123 8821 / 021 387 7453

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SILVERSOLUTIONCCDELFT SURBURBANR110000

1 bedroom, kitchen, lounge & bathroom.BONGWENI R450000

3 beds, lounge, kitchen, bathroom,carport x 3 cars, fully secured.ILITHAPARK - KHAYELITSHA

R4700003 bedr. with lounge, kicthen, 1 bathroom

and en-suite. Double garage.Very big yard and secured.MANDELAPARKR2200002 beds, lnge, kitch, fully secured

GRACELANDR3500002 beds, o/plan lounge & kitch, f/secured.YSECTION - KHAYELITSHAR250000

3 bedroom house,fitted kitchen & lounge, bathroom.

MFULENI PLOTR60000With water, toilet & electricity.DELFTR120000 - Corner house

B- SEC KHAYELITSHA - R3200003 bedrooms, fitted kitchen, very large yard.

UFUNAUKUTHENGISA INDLUYAKHO?Eddie 078063 5851/Vuyo073 872 4811

CITY VISIONThursday, 20 November 2014 ENTERTAINMENT 15

Event: Bigger venue

Partyup astormOver the last four years, the Boka-TEvents Afrotainment Summer Party Pic-nic has grown from strength to strength.Each year it has gained huge populari-

ty, with the event attracted thousands ofpeople last year.And this year’s event, which will be

held on Sunday 30 November, promisesto be even bigger.Itmoves to a different and bigger venue

to accommodate all the people who willbe attending.The Afrotainment Summer Party Pic-

nic will be held at De Beers Soccer Clubin Somerset West.The venue has four soccer fields with

flood lights and a clubhouse, which willserve as the event’s VIP area.It will offer party-goers more than

enough space to picnic, mingle and dancethe night away.The entertainment of the day is made

up of the entire Afrotainment Music pro-duction house. This includes DJ Tira, DJCyndo, DJ Fisherman, BFS, new hip-hopsensation, Duncan, Joocy, the inimitablyBig Nuz, L’vovo Dirango, Naak Musiq,Museeq IQ, D-Rock DJ, Diloxclusiv, SirVincent, Kaunda and Shaka DA MC.This packed line-up will start perform-

ing early to accommodate all performerson the day. The event starts at 11:00 andfinishes at 22:00.The sponsors of the event, Castle Lite,

will be present and all beers will be avail-able at less than bottle store price.Tickets, at R160, are available at Com-

puticket or R190 at the gate. VIP ticketscost R350 via Computicket or R400 at thegate.

Ten City Vision readers stand a chance of winning double tickets to see acts such as BigNuz (pictured). To enter, SMS the word “Afrotainment”to 34586 before Wednesday 26 November, SMSes cost R1,50.

DJ Cyndo will be spinning the decks at the event. Joocy will entertain the crowd with his suave style.

Gospel kings want your supportMTHAKAZI MAKALIMA

All roads to Durban’s ICC this weekend forthe 7th annual SABC Crown Gospel Awardswhere local and international artists will bevying for the coveted accolades.The glamorous and top dogs of the indus-

try will be there to witness this fantastic af-fair.City Vision got the chance to chat with the

gospel heavyweight Andile ka Majola whois one of the biggest nominees in the wardsthis year.

He scooped five nominations for his al-bum titled, Chapter 6 , each for the bestsongwriter, video, male artist, song of theyear and best artist of the year.

And two of his nominations are decidedby the public which is best song of the yearand best artist of the year.To make sure that he wins the awards SM

S the song name Ngendlela Indumiso forbest song of the year and artist Andile KaMajola for best artist of the year to 34069.KaMajola is asking for your support in

helpingwin these two awards that are decid-ed by views.

“Most of the sales I make come from CapeTown and for that I would really like tothank my supporters for the support.”His albumChapter 6 is now nominated for

the second time in a row on the CrownAwards.Last year he won two awards one for best

video and also for best songwriter.Andile KaMajola has been busy promot-

ing his music around the world and he hasbeen to Texas in the States and also London.And he has also been asked by the Isibaya

production to team up with team and pro-duce music for the telenovella on Mzansi

magic.“That was the highest tip in the craft of

my career being recognised by one of Mzan-si’s biggest soapie with 9.2 million viewers.”Another person who is no strange to the

awards is Dumi Mkokstard, who his careeris making waves and sure leaving a mark inthe gospel industry.He has touched and healed wounded

hearts through his magical voice.The 24 year old is nominated again for

SABC Crown Gospel and this time he re-ceived two nominations one for best classicof all timeand theother forbest gospel artist.“It’s a great honour to be nominated for

best gospel artist because it’s not about my

voice this time around but it’s about theworks I have done as gospel artist, my hardwork is being recognised,” he said.

He is also co-nominated the heavyweightgospel singer Hlengiwe Mhlaba for theirsong titled “Fear Not” and also with TinaZungu for “After today”.To vote for Dumi SMS artist DumiMkoks-

tard to 34069.His album is titled Mbize uJehova which

he wrote when he was going through arough patch.“I lost my producer Bigboy Mlangeni

that’s when I composed the song becauseGod will give you solutions to your prob-lems,” he said.

He has worked with Mxolisi Mhlongo asproducer and also featured Rofhiwa.Hemay be new in themusic but the talent-

ed Bethusile Mcinga is making waves withhis hit Zundithwale.The song is now nominated for best song

of the year for the SABC Gospel Crownawards, with his bold deep voice one cannotwonder why he scoop place for himself inone of the biggest categories for the night.“Forme Ihavewonbybeing just nominat-

ed. There are many good songs out there, Ifeel priviledged,” he said.To vote for him by SMS the word Zun-

dithwale to 34069. All of this will be broad-cast on SABC 1 at 21:00 on Saturday night.

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RCS Gugulethu Athletics Club members Nyaniso Qwesha, Thobile Ndzube and Vuyokazi Nombewu (being assisted at the finish line) took part ine Vital Winelands Race 42km last weekend.Overall the club performed well and chairman Ndzube was impressed. He reminded the public abou the coming Reconcilaition Day Race taking place on Decmber 16 in Gugulethu. PHOTOS:SUPPLIED

Double thefootball actionLINDA XIMBA

Ajax Cape Town’s Absa Premiershipmatchagainst Maritzburg United at Cape TownStadium on Saturday 22 November hasturned into a double-header.This is to give the Cape Town football fra-

ternity extra entertainment on the day.The day’s matches will start with the Na-

tional First Division’s Vasco da Gama host-ing Garankuwa United at 17:00.Then the Urban Warriors will square up

against Maritzburger United at 20:15.“The last timeCapeTownStadiumhosted

a double-header, the atmosphere was abso-lutely electrifying and we look to recreatethat vibe, with the help of [the] Cape Town[football fans],” a statement on the Ajax CTwebsite reads.Meanwhile, Steve Komphela’s United

have vowed to pile more woes on Roger DeSa’s side on the night.Before the two-week Fifa international

break, theMother City side, placed third onthe table with 17 points after 10 games, post-ed some disappointing results.Kaizer Chiefs were the first to bring them

down to earth, earning a hard-fought 1-0win over Ajax, before University of Preto-ria used their home ground advantage tothrash them 3-0.Maritzburg’s attackingmidfielderThami

Mkhize was disappointed at their recentgoalless draw against Bloemfontein Celtic.“We are still gutted at dropping points

against Celtic after doing so well on theroad,” he said.The formerGoldenArrows utility player,

whohas been amarvel towatch this season,praised the new faces in the team for all theeffort they had put into the team.“You can’t tell we are basically a new-

look team because guys like Mondli Cele,Ntuthuko Mabaso and Kwanda Mngonya-ma have fitted well into the coach’s playingstyle,” Mkhize said. – DailySun

Youth cricket: battle of the CapeYoung cricketers selected to representWestern Province on the national stage arepreparing for the tournaments which areset to take place across the country nextmonth.But first the age-old rivalry betweenWP and Boland will be rekindled with theWP/Boland Day which will be hosted onSunday 23 and 30 November. The annualevent sees the representative age groupteams of the two unions do battle. It will behostedbyWPCricketAssociation this year.The fixtures on Sunday 23 November kickoff at 09:30. WP under-11 Cubs face offagainst Bolandunder-11A,whileWPunder-11 Pups take onBoland under-11B at BostonPrimary School’s fields in Bellville. Thesides will play T20 matches.Later the day, WP under-11 Cubs will do

battlewithBoland under-11B,whileWPun-der-11 Pups will face Boland under-11A.In the under-12 section, WP’s Solomon

Makhosana XI will play against Boland un-der-12 at Primrose Cricket Club in Kenil-worth. The sides will play a 50-over match.The unions’ under-13A sides will meet atGreen Point Cricket Club in a 50-overmatch, while the under-13B sides will dobattle at United Cricket Club in the samematch format. Rondebosch Boys’ HighSchool will host the under-15A and under-15B 50-over matches, while Wynberg Boys’HighSchoolwill host the under-17Aandun-der-17B matches.The under-19A and under-19B matches,

as well as the WP and Boland girls’ teams,will do battle on Sunday 30 November.

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