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Youths from ward 40 march agaings ram-pant gangesterims in their areas. PHOTO:MBONGISENI MASEKO

GANGSTA WARS: TERRITORIAL DISPUTES AT THE HEART OF THE PROBLEM

ASIFUNI GANGSASIFUNI GANGSMANDLA MAHASHE

YOUNG residents from ward 40 in Gugu-lethumarched to thepolice station to try andseek a solution the incessant and deadly ter-ritorial battles in the area.According to the protesters, three young

boys have been killed and others injuredsince the fights broke out midyear.Teenagers from Barcelona and Europe in-

formal settlements claim that they are at-tacked whenever they venture into areaslike Lusaka and vice versa.Ward 40 comprises of some parts of Gugu-

lethu, Barcelona, Europe, Section 3 and

Kanana.Theward’s ANCYL deputy chair Sindisile

Bhashe said that they were fed up with theunnecessary bloodshed.“We are calling for the police to intervene

so that the loss of innocent lives can beavoided. Young people are being ambushedon the way to school and brutally attacked,”he said.Bhashe said that the studentswere severe-

ly affected as their route to schools passesthrough the areas mentioned.“Children from these areasmust now take

taxis to avoid attacks. This is really hard forparents asmost of themare unemployed and

cannot afford this.Wearedeeply concerned for thematric pu-

pils who are not going to do well because ofthis violence,” he said.They handed over a list of grievances to

the police with the hope that the matter willbe given attention.“We need police to be visible in the affect-

ed areas and patrol during the morning andafternoonwhen learners travel to schools asthis are the timeswhen the attacks occur themost,” said ThobelaniMkhohli, ANCYL sec-retary.He insisted that cases need to be properly

investigated and feedback be given to vic-

tims.Gugulethu spokesperson Constable Zola

Ludziya said that theywelcomed theirmem-orandum and said the service was dedicatedto ensuring safety for all affected but that thecommunity also has a responsibility to as-sist the police in their duties by informingthem on trouble makers.Ludziya added: “It is very difficult to ap-

prehend criminals when there is insuffi-cient information. This leads to people beingreleased by the courts, so we need the com-munity to come forward and help us identifythe so-called trouble-makers,” he said.They will look into the grievances.

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Time to embraceone another“Umntu omnyama uyamcaphukelaomnye umntu omnyama!”

Yes, you heard me correct.This was exactly what caught my

attention when I came across an oldman uttering these words. Shockedand embarrassed at first, I decided tojoin in and listen to the topic.

This was the topic that this old manwas engaging with some guys. I foundit interesting, so I decided to listen.

This is how the old man justifiedhis opening statement. He mutteredhow our black people would go tomuch lengths to ensure other blackpeople do not succeed.

They would go the extent of formu-lating traps and tricks to make sureyou fail.

It seemed as if we groom ourchildren to hate one another andnever cherish any good things thatothers achieve.

The parents are in on this, as theywill feed their children all the wrongand bad things to make sure they donot see any good coming from some-one else.

As he relayed all these statements itsuddenly dawned on me as to why weare not succeeding in life. It isbecause the support we need to giveeach other is not there any more.

All we want to see is for our fellowbrothers and sisters falling on theirbacks. And we will laugh at them.

What he was saying suddenly madeperfect sense, as I have experiencedand heard it a couple of times.

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

I am sure you are familiar with thepicture I have painted – and I have toinform you that it is the truth.

As I listened to the old man, Irealised that this is the fundamentalproblem that is holding us back fromprospering as black people.

We undermine each other.We would go to so much trouble to

make sure someone else does notsucceed.

We will make sure they do not getto where you are, if you happen tohave made it.

Writing this column took so muchfrom me, as I have been toying withthe concept for a long time.

I realised if I kept it to myself thenI would not be any different from thepeople I have described.

We are faced with a challenge inMzantsi. How do we embrace eachother so that we can all succeed inlife?

We face oblivion if we continue onthis path, especially in this newdispensation in our country.

The so-called liberation will be ofno value if we do not embrace eachother and support one another.

We will be a laughing stock toothers and we will end up withnothing.

I have seen remnants of thisshowing in our daily lives, where ourpolitical leaders are filling up theirpockets and neglecting the masses.

I have seen it in business, wherelocal businessmen are not supportedby the community.

It seems as if we derive our wellbe-ing by seeing a fellow brother crawl-ing.

We also derive our strength fromseeing someone else failing.

We never wish our fellow brethrenluck and prosperity.

We are very quick to judge eachother.

I believe we need to first embraceone another before we can enjoy anyof the perks that our democracy hasbrought us.

If we do not go that route then ourdemocracy will be useless or of novalue.

You may ask why we need toembracing each other... It is when wesupport, care for and work with eachother for our combined survival thatwe will prosper.

If we do not adhere to that, thenour democracy will just die the sameway the ubuntu concept has disap-peared right in front of our eyes.

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

I believe we can all make it,together.

Race to honourAlex MadikaneOne of RCS Gug-ulethu AthleticClub’s top run-ners AlexMadikane hasdied after a briefillness.

Club chairper-son Thobile Nd-zube said mem-bers were sad-dened byMadikane’sdeath and that de-tails of the funer-als are not yet fi-nalised.

“We are all sadbecause he waslike a brother to all of us; we will all misshim,” he said.

He said club members have vowed to runthe upcoming Gugulethu ReconciliationDay 10km race in memory of Madikane.

“From an organising perspective, wewant to make sure that we pay respect tohim by staging a fantastic race,” Ndzube ex-plained.

This year the event will also feature a mu-sic festival after the prizegiving. Khuli Cha-na will be one of many artists performing.

Alex Madikane

Yengeni back in courtANC national executive committee memberTony Yengeni is still awaiting feedback onwhether his drunken driving charges will bewithdrawn, the Cape Town Magistrate’sCourt heard on Wednesday.

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

His written representations were submit-ted to the director of public prosecutions

(DPP) in September. On Wednesday, thecourt heard that the outcome was still pend-ing. Yengeni’s lawyer Sylvester Vogel said hereceived a message from the National Prose-cuting Authority on Tuesday.

“They acknowledge receipt of the repre-sentations. They said they are awaiting com-munication from the Western Cape office ofthe DPP to file representations,” he said.

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RIGHTING: Apartheid wrongs

Unlocking thedoor to successMBONGISENI MASEKO

Some business owners who have been trad-ing for decades described getting their titledeeds and certificates for ownership as a“relief”, at the Gugulethu Sports Complex,on Monday.

Patricia de Lille, the City of Cape TownExecutive Mayor, handed over 41 title deedsand 15 certificates of ownership to 56 busi-ness owners from Langa, Nyanga and Gug-ulethu on the day.

The business owners have been deniedownership of the promise from which theyoperate during apartheid dispensation andinstead they were forced to lease the proper-ties from iKapa Town Council.

Some of them have been in business forover 40 years.

De Lille said the day was “close to myheart” as it is a chance for the city to “rightsome of the wrongs of the past.”

“Our society went through a dark timewhen many of our residents were excludedfrom opportunities and were made to feelthat they could not contribute fully to socie-ty.

“In order to move forward, we need to ac-knowledge the injustices of our past. Own-ing property is one way in which people canfeel as if they belong and have a vested in-terest in societys,” she said.

De Lille also said the city took a decisionto alienate 148 properties in the Lagunyasection and sold them to the tenants at the

reduced rate and also subsidised the trans-fer fees of R3092 for each of the tenants.

Nonqaba Fesi, 72, from Langa, who is oneof the beneficiaries, said she could not evenremember the years she had been waitingfor receiving the ownership of her property.

“I got all the help I needed from the Cityof Cape Town when I applied for the owner-ship of the property.

“ I feel very good. My family is also veryhappy. The day had finally come,” Fesi said.

Her shop which is situated at Bunga Ave-nue is registered under her family trust.

Belford Ntlantsana, 79, the chairpersonfor Lagunya Business Association, was oneof the beneficiaries.

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

“It was a worrying issue for me to run abusiness in a rented property, because I wasafraid that the owner would come anytimeand tell me to move out

“We persevered and we are owners today.It is a big relief.

“My children will take over the businesswhich is registered under family trust in fu-ture,” Ntlantsana said.

Among the beneficiaries were ProfessorNomvula Mtetwa and Patrick Nongalaza ofMaphindi’s Butchery and Takeaways.

Professor Nomvula Mtetwa said she wasvery pleased to be one of the recipients

De Lille had also handed over title deedsto 40 shop owners from Langa Nyanga andthe Gugulethu areas earlier in the year

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


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The activities as per the NationalEnvironmentalManagementAct (107 of 1998), applicable to this development are:GNR544of 2010,Activity 21, 23 and 24.

Adraft BasicAssessment Report has been compiled and is currently available for a 40 day commentingperiod. A copy of the report will be available on www.enviropart.co.za and the Langa Public Library, on the corner of WashingtonStreet andMendiAvenue, as of 28November 2014. Asummary of the report is available on request at the contact information below.Commentsmust be providedwith name, contact details (preferredmethod of communication) on or before

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Local lass aimsto improve Kasieating habitsAbigail Mbalo is one of those brave peoplewho take the necessary steps to turn theirdreams into reality.The dental technologist from Gugulethu

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Gugs young artistgrabs a top awardCapeTown-based visu-al artist Ke-mang WaLehulerehas beennamed bythe Nation-al Arts Fes-tival as the2015 Stand-ard BankYoung Art-ist forVisu-al Art.

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His mother was a singer andhis cousins were script writers,directors and actors in film andtheatre.

He has already won fiveawards including the first Inter-national Tiberius Art AwardDresden, launched in 2013 as atribute to outstanding contem-porary artists outside of Eu-rope. Wa Lehulere has hostedfour solo exhibitions, been in-volved in 50 group exhibitionsand six residencies.

Yet he remains humble. “Themost important thing for mehas been to read asmuch as pos-sible, interactingwith other art-ists, going to see shows, going tothe theatre and watching a lot ifindependent films,” Wa Le-hulere says.

“It is also important to keepworking and that doesn’t meanproducing physical things butresearching and writing aswell.”

Wa Lehulere was initially in-terested in Theatre, workingwith the Cape Town TheatreLaboratory. He enrolled in aperforming arts course at CAP(Community Arts Project), butdecided to change to a VisualArts course because he wanteda challenge. Here, he garneredexperience in drawing, paint-ing and sculpture.

From there his interestmoved to new media and film.

“Initially I became drawn toworkswhich dealt with identitypolitics, because I could relate.I looked a lot at Berni Searle,Tracey Rose, and Thando Ma-ma. That kind of work becamemy interest, instead of paint-ing.”

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The longevity of his worksare influenced by the mediuminwhichhepresents them: fromusing charcoal and chalk to cre-ateworks, playing on the idea ofpreservation.

“I am excited that my workwill be traveling to differentvenues and cities around thecountry.” Says Wa Lehulere onreceiving the award.

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“Domestic workers must be paida minimum of R3 000 because mostof them are single parents,” MphoMaine told the committee publichearing in Rustenburg.

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Outsourcing for

small business - one

size does not fit all

An expression often heard in businesses, especially those

facing challenges, is that in order to regain financial health, the

enterprise will need to re-focus on its ‘core business’. Many

SME owners who find themselves having to cope with a dozen

different tasks a day, probably relate to this, grin ruefully and

wish that they could afford the luxury of only concentrating on

core business functions.

The irony, says Ravi Govender, Head of Small Enterprises at

Standard Bank, is that small business success is most often

linked to remaining focused on delivering the products and

services that are core to the business’ sustainability and growth.

The key to enabling the people with the skills to place their

energies where they are most useful in the company can be achieved by using a little imagination. The example set

by the finalists in the recent ‘Think Big - Building Business Champions’ TV series, illustrated that by outsourcing

tasks, the scarce skills of permanent staff can be used to maximum effect.

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

All that is required is to work out the costs of the service. It can then be compared to the cost of your inputs, and

the potential loss of productivity that can occur if staff are concentrating on issues that are taking their attention

away from their primary areas of responsibility.”

“As with most things, outsourcing can only work if the necessary research and planning is undertaken to identify

exactly where support is needed, and to find the right supplier,” says Mr Govender.

Thinking about outsourcing should involve:

• Planning the on-boarding of suppliers in a way that does not require a significant time commitment from you.

• Clearly defining the areas that will and will not be outsourced. Strategic company functions should remain with

you and full-time, experienced staff. It is important to remember that you only want to outsource activities, and

not the management of relationships with your customers.

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

• Reducing the need for technology, as well as the time needed to administer the staff payroll. Traditionally,

payroll and HR services are the easiest to outsource to specialists.

• Deciding whether you need a full-time bookkeeper or administrator, or whether you can hand over these tasks

to someone who is well qualified, but works off-site.

• Keeping an eye on costs, and comparing them to the expense of using staff to accomplish tasks. The moment

outsourcing costs equal or exceed ‘in-house’ costs, it is time to reconsider.

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

• Deciding the basis for payment. Will payment to suppliers rely on them completing defined milestones, or

meeting weekly or monthly deadlines?

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

“Although you will be hiring somebody to accomplish a set task, or for a defined period of time, you should

take as much care interviewing them as you would when hiring a permanent employee. Check references and, if

necessary, visit sites where they have previously worked to inspect the standard of their work. Also take the time

to check whether they have the relevant experience in the areas you require help with.”

“Lastly, don’t be blinded by price. The best is not always the cheapest. You will benefit by making a careful

selection. Ignore quotes that are far below others, as this could indicate, lack of experience, or a supplier who may

not be adequately qualified.”

“Above all, remember that it is your business’ reputation at stake. Risking your reputation could have far-reaching

consequences. Choose an outsourced supplier carefully and monitor what they do and how they do it,” concludes

Mr Govender.

‘While the ‘Think Big’ series has concluded on TV screens, episodes can still be viewed online by visiting

www.standardbank.co.za/thinkbig. For an array of additional tips and tools on how to start, manage or grow a

business, visit www.bizconnect.standardbank.co.za

In its continued drive to support and enable the SME sector, Standard Bank is supporting the Festival of

Entrepreneurship taking place in Johannesburg during Global Entrepreneurship Week (17 – 21 November).

For more information visit:

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

Veliswa Fohlisa.

Gugs ladies ready tomake your shoesTwo Gugulethu women are ex-tremely excited to have re-ceived training at a top shoemanufuctaring company re-cently.

Veliswa Fohlisa (29) andPamela Mbana (21) were part ofa learnership programme byShoe Buccaneer School Shoeswhich partnered with the FibreProcessing and ManufacturingSector Education and TrainingAuthority (FP&M SETA) to pro-vide learnerships to unem-ployed youth.

“I can make shoes perfectly.I can make any type of shoe andI can design them too! But whatI enjoyed themost frommy timehere at Buccaneer School Shoesare the people and the environ-ment. Everyone has beenfriendly, helpful and very re-spectful,” Veliswa said.

Pamela said she was so happyabout getting a qualificationtoo.

“I’ve thoroughly enjoyed theway in which the course waspresented. I’ve learnt about somany things, but the highlightfor me was the shoe design andthe high standard of work there,” saidPamela,whohopes touseher new skills to find a perma-nent job.

Managing director att Bucca-neer School Shoes,Elias Zeino,said they “saw an opportunityto give back to the communitythrough the provision of skillsand practical training.”

“Shoe manufacturing is a fad-ing skill, since the currentworkforce is generally betweenthe ages of 40 and 60 years. Bypartnering with the FP&M SE-TA, we are able to providelearners with a comprehensivenine-month course that coversproduction and manufacturingof footwear,” he said.

He said learners were provid-ed with both the theory andpractical knowledge to obtain aNQF Level 2 National Certifi-cate, which can then be appliedto the footwear, leather, cloth-ing and textile industries.

ThenewGugulethu shoemak-

ers were part of eight enrolledlearners foe 2014 intake.

The course is presented byMarilyn Stevens, who has beena course co-ordinator in thefootwear industry for the pastseven years.

“I am passionate about whatI do, because at the end of theday you need to understandeach individual and their cir-cumstances before you canteach them anything. I am ex-tremely proud of my studentsand what they have accom-plished over the past ninemonths,” says Marilyn.

Pamela Mbana.

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

Basokola iiphediPHARIE SEFALI

UAkhona ufunda kwibangalesibhozo. Njengabo bonke aba-lingane bakhe baseklasiniabaninzi, usoloko ephoswakukuya esikolweni xa esexesh-eni ngenxa yokuba usapho lwa-khe alukwazi ukumthengelaiiphedi. Xa kufuneka abhaleuvavanyo, usebenzisa ikawusi,utsho.

Ngamanye amaxeshauthi efi-ka exesheni lakhe abe umha-khulu wakhe engasenayo imali,utsho.

“Ekhaya singabantwanaabahlanu kwaye ndim kuphelaintombi ekwibakala lokuyaexesheni. Umhakhulu wammdala. Ngamanye amaxeshauyalibala ukuthenga iiphedikwaye uchitha imali kwezinyeizinto zekhaya, kwaye kuziint-loni ukucela imali koomalumebam yokuthenga iiphedi”, ut-sho uAkhona.

“Ngamanye amaxesha ukubandisoloko ndicela iiphedi ku-bamelwane abandiniki kubabathi kutheni ndingazithengikwangaphambili. Abazi bonaukuba andinayo imali yokuz-ithenga,” utsho uAkhona.

Umhlobo wakhe uNoluntu,naye okwafunda kwibanga lesi-

bhozo, uphoswe luvavanyo lwa-khe lwaseklasini kwiintsukuezimbalwa ezidlulileyo kubauye waba sexesheni msinyanekwaye ke ngoko akukhangekubekho mntu wokumnika im-ali. Ngosuku olulandelayo uA-khona uye wamcebisa ukubaasebenzise ikawusi endaweniyephedi ade abe uyayifumana.

Umyili wemifanekiso wase-Langa uThandiwe Tshabalalauphehlelele iphulo lokuqokele-lela izikolo iiphedi.

Kutyelelo lwaseLanga HighSchool ngomhla wesi-5 kwey-eNkanga uTshabalalaunikezele ngeepakethi ezilishu-mi zeephedi kwesi sikolo. Uthiukhumbula indlela ekwakunzi-ma ngayo ukubanako ukuthen-ga iiphedi.

Kukho iintsuku awayengak-wazi ukuya ngazo esikolweningenxa yokuba esexesheni.Abanye abafundi kunzimanokuba bakwazi ukuthenga iz-into ezingephi ezinje ngesephu,utsho uTshabalala.

“Abantu bacinga ukubawonke umntu unako ukuthen-ga iiphedi. Kodwa nezinto njeezingephi zokukugcinaucocekile, kwabanye abantukunzima ukuba babe nako uku-ba nazo.”


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

Retabile and Phumzile Ntengento tied the knot in Gugulethu at theweekend. PHOTO: CONNIE

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

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


ISebe leeNkonzo zoMbane leSixeko saseKapa sele liqalisile ngeprojekthi engokutshintshelwakweemitha zombane ebizwa ngokuba yi-end-of-life. Le projekthi ekuqaleni kwayo iyakuthiijolise kwiimitha zombane ezihlawulelwa kwangaphambili ze-end-of-life kodwa iyakuthi emvakoko yandiswe ukuze kutshintshwe iimitha zokudala zombane olityala kummandla weKapaeliMbaxa. Imimandla ebonelelwa ngombane ngabakwa-Eskom, ayiqukwanga kule projekthi.

Isimo sobomi beemitha zombane ezihlawulelwa kwangaphambili simalunga neminyakaengama-20 kwakhona iintsilelo zamacandelo ezi mitha zindala zifikelele kwizinga aphokufuneka ngokumandla utshintshelo olucwangcisiweyo. Malunga ne-10% zeemitha zombaneezihlawulelwa kwangaphambili kungokunje zifanelekile ukuba zitshintshwe kwaye imimandlaekujoliswe kuyo kuqala iyakuthi ibeyileyo apho kuxhaphake khona ubuninzi bemitha ezindala.

ISixeko siye sachonga abakwa-Elex Khanyisa ukuba baqhube olu tshintshelo kudeibengowama-30 Juni 2015.

Ukuba imitha yakho kufuneka itshintshiwe, kuyakuthi kukhutshwe okanye kunikezelwe isazisokwizakhiwo ezo kusenziwa idinga lokuba kutshintshwe imitha. Iinkcukacha zesaziso esoziyakuthi zifumaneke kwigosa leZiko lokufowunela leSixeko, ukuba umxumi lowo okanyeumnikazi khaya elo uye wafuna ukuqinisekisa ngokubasemthethweni kwembalelwanoleyo. Onke amagosa asebenzayo ayakuthi aphathe amakhadi okuzazisa kwaye bayakuthibasebenzise izithuthi eziphawulwe ngokucacileyo. Ukutshintshelwa kwemitha kunyanzelekilekwaye kufele-fele (kumahala).

Sibulela bonke abaxhasi benkonzo ngentsebenziswano yabo kwakhona sicelo ukubabaqinisekise ukuba zonke iintengo zombane ekungoku nje ezingekangeniswa kwiimitha zithizingeniswe kwimitha esele imiselwe phambi kokuba kwenzeke utshintshelo. Zonke iiyunithiezikwimitha endala zithi zingeniswe kwangoko kwimitha entsha ngaphandle kokuba iintengozangaphambili kumtshini lowo zithi zibonakalise umonakalo okhoyo. Imitha entsha iye ifike seleineeyunithi esele zifakiwe, apho indleko zoko ziyakuthi zifunyanwe kwakhona ngokusetyenziswaumtshini wokuthenga umbane xa kusenziwa intengo yombane kwixesha elizayo.

AbeZiko lokufowunela bangafumaneka kwa-086 010 3089, u-SMS 31220 kanyeu-imeyilele [email protected] nabakwa-Elex Khanyisa kwa- 021 704 0098,u-SMS 073 998 9397 okanye u-imeyilele [email protected] ukuze wenze idinga xauthe wathunyelelwa isaziso.

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Art : A taste of kasi

Streets turn into vibrant hubsArtists TheoNdindwa and SiphiweNgwenyahave ventured into socialtourism with a view of turning theparts of Gugulethu into a vibrant,productive creative hub showinglocal talent and art.The hub will be known as Gugu-

lethu Creative District -offering aunique experience and productsfor locals and tourists whilst meet-ing the primary objective of driv-ing visitors and business to the ar-ea.The duo merged their respective

existing artistic, entrepreneurialand training initiatives and theirrelated networks to capacitate andfacilitate this vision.“We identified a cultural and eco-

nomic disconnect between the cit-ies and the townships, the interna-tional creative economy. This in-spired us to collaborate acrossgenres, bridge between communi-ties and develop bespoke artist so-lutions,” said Theo.Under the umbrella of Arts

Township International (ATi) theyfocus on consolidating, sustainingand expanding the products oftownships and arts on a nationaland international level.“This will give projects of visual

and performance art, tourism, so-cial and environmental growthandempower residents communitieson an urban, rural, national andglobal platform,” said Siphiwe.ATi has held successful exhibi-

tions in townships like Kayamandiand Soweto but the Gugulethu ven-

ture is dubbed as a “first majorproject”.Patnering this event are theGug-

ulethu Community, ATi, iKapaDance Theatre,MabonengArts Ex-perience, Homes Innovation Labs,individual families and small busi-nesses.Additional projects operated by

ATi include TAG (Township ArtGallery) in Langa and Alexandra -a permanent township art galleryof ten homes in Langa that cater tolocal and international visitors.Nkanyezi Art Gallery - a ‘bridg-

ing’ arts gallery, situated at thehighly esteemedMount Nelson Ho-tel, for international tourists to vis-it community projects.iKapa Training & Outreach

School – based in five townshipsschools that use the arts and danceto change lives of the disadvan-taged youth.The Gugulethu Creative District

will openonSaturdayNovember 29at corner of NY147 and NY117.You can expect to see local town-

ship homes turned into galleries,innovation and performance spac-es with professional works of art/experiments being showcased.Tour guides will escort visitors

along a carefully mapped festivalroute, whilst local performancegroups showcase their latest artis-tic works. For more informationaboutATi and the Community Cre-ative District, visit www.artstown-ship.com or email [email protected]

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

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Beasts’ unbeatenrun continuesSTEVLIN MALGAS

Cape Town All Stars let yet another derbymatch slip through their fingers when theyplayed to a 1-1 stalemate with FC Cape Townat the Athlone Stadium on Friday evening.Coach Boebie Solomons was left haplessly

looking to the stars as his charges lackedcomposure in the final third to secure theirfirst home victory.The seventh Cape Derby of the season

started off at a blistering pace, with the FCCape Town outmuscling their hosts in theopening exchanges.Starswere shining the brightest in the 40th

minute when midfielder Zaphaniah Mboko-ma gave his side the lead against his formerteam.The hosts took a 1-0 lead into the break as

the African Beasts were left licking theirwounds.

Stars continued where they left off andstarted the second half the brightest.However, following two quick substitu-

tions for the African Beasts, it was SibusisoMasina who found the back of the net for thevisitors to level matters nine minutes intothe second half.The game soon opened up as both teams

searched for the winner and although Starshad more clear-cut chances, they failed capi-talise on them to regain the lead. Meanwhile,the visitors had their chances as well, butwere denied by the heroics of goalkeeperKyle Peters.With neither side able break the deadlock,

1-1 is how it ended as the two Cape sides add-ed to their draw masters reputation.The result saw FC Cape Town record their

eighth draw in eleven matches, while Starsare not far off with seven draws. – CapeTown-Football Facebook page

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

PHOTO: ROBERT GAD

Crunch time for local teamsSHIFAAN RYKLIEF

The Magic will face Zizwe United in theNedbank Cup play-off final.Four teams from the ABC Motsepe

Leaguewent head-to-head at Chukker Roadthis past weekend in search of a place in theNedbank Cup play-off final.Zizwe United FC faced newcomers Barce-

lona FC who has really impressed in theleague thus far. Barcelona were surely hop-ing to carry their superb showing in theleague through to their Nedbank Cup semi-final match-up.However, it was the Khayelitsha-based

outfit who took a 2-0 lead into the break,with Siyambonga Madikane andBathandwa “Lanka” Mzilikazi finding theback of the net respectively for Zizwe.Barcelona displayed an elegant passing

game as they looked to get back into the

game, but Zizwe’s Madikane went on toscore his brace and gave his side a three-goal lead.In the closing stages of the game, Barcelo-

na received a penalty andmanaged to scorea consolation goal to end the game 3-1.Meanwhile, George Dearnaley’s side The

Magic came froma goal behind to levelmat-ters with FC Tygerberg in the dying min-utes of the game.Damian Mitchell gave FC Tygerberg the

initial lead, before Ghaalib Avontuur gotthe equalizer. The Magic then went on toclaim a 5-4 penalty shootout win.With only one team from the Western

Cape’s third tier eligible to play in the Ned-bank Cup tournament, it means that ZizweUnited and The Magic will soon face eachother to decide who will claim the spot inthe lucrative tournament. – CapeTownFoot-ball Facebook page

AERIAL CHALLENGE: Santos midfielder Fagrie Lakay and Black Leopards goalkeeper JacobMokasi go head-to-head in the air during a National First Division match at AthloneStadium on Saturday. The People’s Team were 3-2 victors. PHOTO: RASHIED ISAACS

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Gugulethu: Young fighters come out tops

Kick and punch above the restKaratekas of the Gugulethu Josui KaikanSouth Africa dojo ended their year on ahigh note as some fighters won gold andsilver medals at a tournament in GrassyPark last week.

An ecstatic Shihan Marius Conjanasaid he was glad his students were show-ing “utmost dedication” to the martialarts discipline.

“These [children] are self-motivatedand they all want to succeed. I hope theirenthusiasm will encourage more young-ters to follow suit,” Conjana said.

The tournament was held on Saturday15 November.

The club will close its doors for the fes-tive season on Saturday 13 December andwill re-open for training and combat onMonday 12 January.

“We are extending our services in Gug-ulethu with taebo classes and senior ka-rate training next year,” Conjana said.

To register as a member, contact Conja-na on 071 409 7824 or [email protected]. Registration forms are also availa-ble on www.josuikarate.org or at the dojoin NY6, number 159.

Fighters ofthe Josui Kai-kan South Af-rica Gugu-lethu branchwon severalmedals at atournamentin GrassyPark.PHOTO: SHIHANCONJANA

Bouts for coveted prizeThe curtain of the inaugural Premier Box-ing League (PBL) challenge is scheduled tocome down when Fight Night VI is stagedin East London on Saturday 24 January.

The event was initially set to take placethis year, but logistical difficulties prompt-ed organisers to re-schedule.

“This is in light of sponsors’ timelinesand Boxing South Africa deadlines whichdid not align,” PBL managing directorDicksy Ngqula said.

Seven bouts will be on the bill when GabsBoxing Promotions stages the final show-piece, which will determine which boxertakes home the coveted R1m prize.

International Boxing Organisation inter-national lightweight champion Xolisani“The Bomb” Ndongeni is the current logleader.

Ndongeni will need a win over fourth-placed Vusumzi “Dirty Boy” Tyatyeka toconfirm his status as the first boxer to takehome the sought-after prize.

Ndongeni’s closest competitor is formerSA junior featherweight championMacBute “Macman” Sinyabi.

However, Sinyabi would need a knockoutvictory over the experienced Oscar “Gold-en Boy” Chauke if he is to displace Ndon-geni.

The next highest placed of the four feath-erweight contenders is Aphiwe Mboyiya,who is ninth. Mboyiya meets Lwando Mol-wana.

Fifth-placed Toto Helebe is the leadingbantamweight contender and is expected toseal his dominance when he takes on CletusMbele (14th) who would be fighting forpride.

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

The clash between the two will also formpart of the final tournament.

As is the case in the bantamweight divi-sion, all four flyweights will be in action inthe last PBL tournament.

It will be a fierce battle between Mzu-vukile Magwaca (sixth) and Mfundo Gway-ana (eighth), while the other flyweight con-test will be between Makazole Tete andMzwabantu Dabaza.

Gugulethu boxer Toto Helebe has his eyes on the money. PHOTO: LINDILE MBONTSI

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