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In a bid to make the game of chess less for-eign, a partnership by the local depart-ment of sports and recreation and former

professional chess player Watu Kobese willsee the game brought closer to young minds.

The partnership began when the profes-sional chess player Kobese wrote a how-to-play chess book in IsiXhosa.

Kobese has been crowned chess championin the country more than three times and isranked as a master internationally.

The title of the book isMasidlale Uthimba.He is credited with coining the term uthim-ba for the boardgame in IsiXhosa.

‘The objective of the game is to captureyour opponent’s king, so to impound in IsiX-hosa is ukuthimba.

In this book, its just more than translatingEnglish terms for the rules and pieces of thegame, but rather to rename the terms so thatthey can relate to our communities,’ Kobesetold City Vision during activation at the Gu-gulethu mall.

Kobese and the local sports departmentare taking the book and the game of chesson a road show by staging demonstrationsat various places in the townships.

“We kicked off with a roadshow in Khaye-litsha last week, where we invited youngpeople to come and play chess at the Khaye-litsha Mall.

The more visible the game is, there morepeople will be interested, hopefully,” he said.

He said even they hope that this initiativewill help demystify the game in local com-munities.

“Even today you can see that a lot of peoplelook on at the board games on the table butthey are too shy to join.

To them, it’s a foreign concept and by giv-ing the game a Xhosa term and instructionsin their language, it will help in breaking theboundary, ‘ said Kobese.

Thabo Tutu, director of sports promotionsat the provinces sports and recreation de-partment, said that chess is one of their pri-ority codes.

‘We are focusing on developing codes suchas cycling, basketball, athletics and chess.We believe that chess is crucial sport as it

promoted discipline and time management.These are important traits from young peo-ple.

It is also good to create bonds among theyoung children and strengthen friendships,’said Tutu.

He said that he hope that more townshipsschools could play chess schools would playthe sport.

‘If it is played in school it could permeateinto the community and it is through initia-tives like these that we can grow the sport,‘said Tutu.

Two weeks ago we featured learners fromSinako High School in Khayelitsha that es-tablished their own chess club.

They were part of the exhibition in Gu-gulethu and also received the book lastweek.

Okuhle Tshiwo, a grade 11 learner, saidthat he found the book very informative.

You can learn a lot from the book if youare starting to play chess.

Even when you have been playing for awhile there is a lot you can learn,’ he noted.

Kobese is recognised internationally both

as a master and FIDE Trainer, which qualifi-cations he acquired in 2005.

He has won the South African Closed threetimes, in 1998, 2003 and 2011 and the SouthAfrican Open twice, in 2004 and 2008, and be-came an International Master in 2005.

He played for South Africa in the ChessOlympiads of 1992, 1994, 1996, 1998, 2004, 2006,2008 and 2010.

Kobese is the author of Masidlale Uthim-ba, the first Xhosa chess book, published inJuly 2015 and translated from a version hewrote in Zulu nine years before

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Chess is being brought to the community throught this roadshow steered by the local sports department and author Watu Kobese(far right).PHOTO: MANDLA MAAHASHE

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Vuyani win makes it two in a rowMBONGISENI MASEKO

Vuyani Primary School has done itagain,; this time they have walkedaway with six medals gained during a

Literacy Week contest held in Cape Townlast week.The Gugulethu school outshined six other

schools that participated in the Xhosa andEnglish reading competition.Just last week, City Vision reported that

the school made wonders at the Metro Cen-tralEducationDistrictMathematicsCompe-tition, at Alexander Sinton SecondarySchool in Athlone, in which the school hadwon six top positions.The competition was part of the Annual

National Assessments (ANA) which is set totake place from September 15 to September18.In the literacy competition, a number of

Grade 6 and Grade 7 learners from schoolswere vying for the top positions.Lukhanyo Matomane, a Grade 6 leaner,

has won the overall position for Xhosa read-ing.Iva Qhamfane, a Grade 6 learner, came

second in the samecategory,whileElila Sok-waliwa, also a Grade 6 learner, came third.Zintle Gobo came first in English reading

while Philela Magobiyane obtained the sec-ond spot.Both are Grade 7 learners.Their teacher Michael Mqombo said al-

though the competition was “tough”, hisbcharges fought tooth and nails to achievethe best results.“I feel very happy, because itwas our first,

and we managed to win accolades. Thelearners did us proud. There were lot of peo-ple who attended the competition, but ourlearners were not scared at all.They were so confident,” Mqombo said.IsiXhosa teacher Andile Mpontshana,

said the competition was good as it also pro-

motes indigenous languages.“It makes learners understand the impor-

tance of their home languages such as Xho-sa.We have to promote our languages and be

proud of our cultures,” Mpontshana said.Matomane said she was on cloud nine for

such an achievement in their debut year inthe literacy category.“I amvery happy. Itwas tough, butwe told

ourselves that we have to work hard to win.We were not scared at all.The good teaching style that our teachers

use also helped us a lot to win,” she said.

Nozuko Alarm, deputy principal at Vuyani primary school, Fezeka Zilde, coordinator for library, Michael Mqombo, teacher, Andile Mpontshana, teacher,Sindisa Tobi, teacher and learners who won the awards, in Gugulethu. PHOTO: MBONGISENI MASEKO

Local musos off to play at Rocking the DaisiesZETHU GQOLA

The Rocking the Daisies Festival will show-case DJs from Khayelitsha, Langa and Gu-gulethu for the first time in as many years.After a decade in existence and on 10 Octo-

ber, the festival will launch a new stagewhere Bridges for Music will showcase thefinest talent from the townships of CapeTown.For most of these artists, this will be their

biggest stage performance to date, exposingthem to a ‘white’ market for the first time.Lunga Jelwana, aka DJ Kop said: “Music

has no colour or race but a form of unity andindeed a universal language. It’s an opportu-nity and platform for growth for artistst,”DJ Fosta added: “A lot of us were intro-

duced to Bridges for Music by friends andlater attended theworkshops inLanga town-ship. Being a part of Rocking the Daisies isreally amazing for us,”.“A lot of us have never attended the show

before. We have only heard about it andwatched the videos and after-movies.”“Getting in the white market is always a

challenge for DJs playing in the township.This will be an opportunity for everyone to

market themselves. It will also help us seeif our performance can really work for thewhite market as it always does elsewhere.In short, we will do our best to make sureno one forgets us after the night,” he adds.The inclusion of the Bridges for Music

stage at Rocking the Daisies will provide aplatform for previously unknown artists totap into a different market, help unify theCape Townmusic scene and assist these art-ists in networking. With a lot of the DJs onthe lineup planning to attend thewhole festi-val from 1 to 4 October, they will have ampletime to explore a differentworld and domar-

ket research.“I have cancelled some gigs just to be free

for that weekend. I want to learn more fromother performers and how they manage togive a good performance to the people andsupporters of Daisies,” says Gugulethu’sMasixole Dunjana aka DJ Dada Dunjana.“The Bridges For Music stage will helptownship artists gain more experience play-ing at big festivals and to a white crowd. It’sgoing to give us a lot of exposure as we willbe playing for a diverse range of culturesaround the country and also visitors fromother countries. It’s a hugemarket and a bigopportunity not to be wasted. I also thinkthat it will help us to change issues of racethat we face in the local music scene,” hesays.Coming with a completely different genre

and set-list to the other DJs who will be onstage is Lebohang Letsimo, aka S2 lEbz DJfrom Khayelitsha.“I started playing in 2013 under the gui-

dance of one of Cape Town’s most successful[white] DJs, Simon Ringrose (DJ Sibot), andhave since been working harder to pull inthe white market. As township DJs, we aretrying by all means to play at big festivals,”says Letsimo.The announcement of the second stage on

the opening night of the festival has sparkedconsiderable interest.Perhaps other festivals, as big as Rocking

the Daisies, can learn from this great stepin our local music industry, and also incor-porate township artists in their lineups.DJs from Khayelitsha, Langa and Gugulethu on a new stage, adding colour to what has seemed in the past to be a mostly ‘white’ lineup..

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A Tambo Village family has been leftwith unanswered questions after thedisappearance of their sister after

shewas takenbyanambulance lastmonth.On Thursday 27 August, a frail Ntombe-khaya Manyamalala (41) had been sick thewhole day waiting for the ambulance thatwas called at 10:00 but only arrived around20:20.According to her sister Phuthuma Mntun-jani they were relieved that she finally re-ceived medical attention and that thingswere only going to get better.But theywerepainfullywrongas she foundthat the following morning that eventhough her sister was taken by the ambu-lance she was never admitted at the Hano-ver Park Community Health Centre (DayHospital) as they expected or any hospital.“When I arrived at the hospital at around

9:00 on Friday morning to check up on herI could not believe what I was told.They told me that no one by her name wasadmitted at the hospital. I thought maybeher name was misspelled or she admittedas anunknown,” said the distraught sister.She said all her attempts were fruitless asshe visited Mitchell’s Plain and GrooteSchuur hospitals but no luck.“I even went to the morgue but I stillcouldn’t find her. I was assisted by a hospi-tal worker who connected me to the ambu-lance department where I was told that thetwo paramedics were not on duty that day.The lady that answered the phone told methat they confirmed that they left my sisterat the Hanover Park CHC but the hospitalcontinues to disputes this,” she told CityVision.She said that this was a horrible time forthe family as they were worried about themother of two’s ill health might deterio-

rate.“We have absolutely no idea where shemight be and it’s really hard on me as I’munemployedandhave to spendmoney trav-elling around looking for her.She was too ill to walk I really don’t knowwhere she would go to,” she said.Robert Daniels, spokesperson for the pro-vincial medical emergency and forensicpathology services, said that according totheir records Manyamalala was admittedat the Hanover Park CHC.

Various attempts by City Vision to solicita comment from the provincial health de-partment failed as the department couldnot respond at the time of going to print.

Tambo Village woman Ntombekhaya Manya-malala has been missing since August aftershe was last seen when an ambulance wastaking her to hospital.

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Philippi now launches the ‘Hub’SPINDOG MOTSAMAI

An old cement factory in Philippi whichhas undergone a multimillion-randmetamorphosis, has now also been

launched as ‘The Hub’.It is part of the burgeoning Philippi Vil-

lage precinct that will, over the next fewyears, also include a four-storey hotel, anightclub, a private hospital and an educa-tion zone - as well as the biggest “container”shopping mall in the country.The factory was initially purchased by

The Business Place Philippi in early 2000,part of a greater long-term vision to trans-form the surrounding and marginalised ar-ea into a thriving ‘central suburbs’, and wassubsequently refurbished as a thesis projectin sustainable design by Cape Town archi-tect, Philip Briel.Operating since 2005, the building has, un-

til recently, provided the residents of thecommunity with much-needed businesssupport services.Now, officially launched as The Hub, it

goes one giant leap further towards support-ing the overall vision for the precinct; to pro-viding secure, accessible and affordable in-frastructure that allows members of thecommunity the ability to meet, collaborateand, importantly, locate their businesses lo-cally.Located in the heart of the Cape Flats,

Philippi is a large township and industrialarea with a population of approximately 500000.As with many other townships, the area

isunder-developedandunder-serviced,witha high unemployment rate.General Manager of the Philippi Village,

Amor Strauss said the “entrepreneurship isoften a means of survival in townshipswhere jobs are scarce.“Driven by the desperate need to earn

money, many entrepreneurs start theirbusinesses without adequate funding, infra-structure or knowledge.Limited access to these vital resources se-

verely compromises their chances for suc-cess.”The vision behind The Hub, and the great-

ermixed-use Philippi Village, is to create vi-brant, creative ‘new urban space’ in whichto work, learn, create and play.’A space where two worlds – that of the

Philippi township and the rest of Cape Town– can meet and interact.Explains Strauss, “We wanted it to be an

interesting space, built primarily for the lo-cals, but also that others can visit, utiliseand enjoy.On top of this, she says,” we’re looking to

stimulate local economy and see a reductionof daily migratory patterns, with more cashrecycled within the community.”

A performance group from Philippi High School kept the guests enthralled at the launch.

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A number of protesters in Langa werearrested for public disturbance afterburning tyres, amid accusations that

officials involved in a project to build hous-ing units accepted bribes.

The block of flats in question are part ofthe City of Cape Town’s efforts to eradicateapartheid-era hostels and turn them intofamily units.

According to the City, the 463 units thatare being built on the Old Depot Site in Lan-ga are part of the first phase of a projectwhich will construct 1,300 units in the nextfive years.

Councillor Benedicta van Minnen, in astatement condemned the “violent and de-structive behaviour of a small group ofyouths who are infringing on the rights ofthe broader community of Langa. While werespect the right of residents to protest, ag-

gressive and illegal behaviour is utterly un-acceptable.”

“The first beneficiaries, some of whomhave been waiting for decades for a decenthousing opportunity, were scheduled tomove into units last week.

The ongoing protests and instigation bya small group of youths, who are not repre-senting the interest of the broader commu-nity of Langa, prevented this from happen-ing. Construction was suspended due to theongoing protest action in this area.” It alsostated, “It must be noted that engagementsabout the allocation of units and the projectin general have been in-depth, inclusive andthorough over months.

A clear process was agreed upon. Some ofthese families have been living in the terri-ble conditions prevailing in the Langa hos-tels for the past 40 years and we will not al-low this group of protestors to delay ourproject.”

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JOB OPPORTUNITIESThe City of Cape Town promotes and applies the principles ofemployment equity. People with disabilities are encouraged toapply.

ARTISANS: PLUMBINGHUMAN SETTLEMENTS • PUBLIC HOUSING & CUSTOMER SERVICES • TENANCY & HOME

OWNERSHIP MANAGEMENTBasic Salary: R180 237 − R204 057 p.a. • Ref. No. HSG 33/15 • Ndabeni and Heideveld Depot

Requirements: • A relevant trade certificate • 3 years’ post relevant experience • Knowledge of theOccupational Health and Safety Act • Proven supervisory skills • A valid Code EB driver’s licence(a PDP would be advantageous).

Key performance areas: • Coordinate and control the set-up, work in progress and completion of specialisedtasks associated with the installation,maintenance and repairs to water reticulation systems, drainage systems, sewersystems and rain water disposal systems • Interpret and coordinate pre-work and site requirements with regardto installations, repairs and plannedmaintenance • Complete and record internal documentation • Coordinateand perform the activities associated with plumbing, in order to ensure compliance with installation and safetyprocedures, and guidelines • Execute tasks in accordance with standards associated with quality workmanship• Supervise, inspect and approve the workmanship of personnel • Perform fault finding and repairs.

Please note: The successful candidates will be required to work in all weather conditions and outside normalworking hours, during emergencies and planned overtime, and be on standby.

Please apply online at www.capetown.gov.za/careers (external applicants) or via the SAP Portal(internal applicants), unless otherwise stated.

Closing Date: 2 October 2015• Please quote the reference number of the vacancy in all

communications.• Certified copies of qualifications must be available on

request.• Visit our website at www.capetown.gov.za/careers• No late applications will be considered.• If no notification of appointment is received within

3 months of the closing date, please accept that yourapplication was unsuccessful.

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Building bridges to better livesA call centre inDiepRiver isn’t the solu-

tion to South Africa’s massive youthunemployment problem, but through

an innovative partnership it has given over400 first-time job seekers valuable work ex-perience and improved their lives.Rashida Sader, head of HR at Direct Axis,

explains that what drives the initiative isn’tmotivated by social investment or charity,but business imperatives.

“Like most good ideas, in essence it’s quitesimple. Our call centre is the engine-room ofour business. As the business grew we had toexpand the call centre. The challenge was tofind the right people quickly.”This led to Direct Axis teaming up with

Harambee Youth Employment Accelerator.Harambee bridges the gap for the thou-

sands of learners whomatriculate and gradu-ate each year, but aren’t ready for the work-

place.It’s a free service, which assesses

applicants for potential, teachesthem about employer’s minimum ex-pectations, such as punctuality andpresentation and then bridges theskills gap for specific careers by pro-viding work readiness skills.“This is where the partnership has

worked so effectively,” explains Ra-shida.“In a financial services call centre,

we require a particular skill set, in-cluding good numeracy and literacyskills and financial knowledge.Harambee ensures the candidates

meet these basic requirements.”As the partnership has developed,

so the training has evolved based onDirect Axis’ feedback.“When we took on the first Haram-

bee graduates,we put themona sepa-rate, more intensive internal induc-tion and training course to other re-cruits.This is no longer the case. Now all

new recruits undergo the same Di-rect Axis training, which is testament tohow well Harambee has tailored its pro-gramme to meet our needs.“It’s a shining example of successful co-

operationbetweenbusiness andcivil socie-ty,” says Rashida.The enhanced training has had other

benefits, increasing the retention of theHarambee recruits and improving their ca-reer prospects.Mpho Mpongo, from Gugulethu, who

started as a call centre agent has gone onto become a team leader.It has also wider social benefits. Besides

restoring the recruits’ hope and self-confi-dence, many are also the sole breadwin-ners in their families and their success hasimproved the entire household’s circum-stances.Direct Axis employs some 1 500 people at

its Diep River campus.When Mpongo matriculated in 2007 at

the age of 16 he had aspirations of becominga sound engineer. After school he attendeddifferent schools and colleges, studyingvari-ous courses until, in 2012, he felt he neededto settle down and get a job.He heard about Harambee from a friend

and successfully applied. He felt the pro-gramme not only gave him a better perspec-tive about starting out on a career, but alsoprepared him to get a job.After two months at Harambee he was

granted an interview at Direct Axis and gota job as a call centre agent. He has since beenpromoted to become a team leader.“This job has meant a lot to me. Not only

am I responsible and able to make my ownway in life, but I’ve also earned self-respectas well as the respect of my peers and com-munity. Being able to be my own person hasmade a huge difference and I’m now able togive back to my mom, who sacrificed somuch to raise me.”

Mpho Mpongo

Disabilty show at Zolani HallThe Chaeli Campaign in partnershipwith the Lotto is hosting a show calledEzipikweni which part of their advoca-cy project to highlight the Ability in dis-ability.It is the story of two sisters, one of

whom has Cerebral Palsy, trying toreach their full potential and overcometheir limitations.It is a play about possibility. The show

will be held at Zolani Centre, Nyanga,from Monday 28 September to Friday 02October, from 10am to 1pm. The perform-ances will start at 6pm from Sunday 3 Oc-tober to Sunday 10 October. Tickets areR20 and include a post-show workshopduring the day (excluding the 6pmshows).For more information or to book call

073 796 6466 or 079 753 8624.


VACANCY BULLETIN

EXCITING OPPORTUNITY FOR PEOPLE WHO WANT TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTHGROOTE SCHUUR HOSPITAL

ARTISAN PRODUCTION GRADE A TO C (PLUMBING)REMUNERATION: GRADE A:R145 320 PER ANNUM

GRADE B:R171 177 PER ANNUMGRADE C:R199 836 PER ANNUM

SERVICE BENEFITS: 13TH CHEQUE, EMPLOYER’S CONTRIBUTION TO THE PENSION FUND, HOUSING ANDMEDICAL AID ALLOWANCE

Requirements: Minimum educational qualification: Appropriate Trade Test Certificate. Experience: GradeA: No experience required. Grade B: At least 18 years’ appropriate/recognisable experience in the area afterobtaining the relevant Trade Test Certificate. Grade C: At least 34 years’ appropriate/recognisable experience inthe area after obtaining the relevant Trade Test Certificate. Inherent requirement of the job: A valid (Code B/EB)driver’s licence. Competencies (knowledge/skills): Good communication skills in at least two of the three officiallanguages of the Western Cape • Conversant with the requirements of the Machinery and Occupational Healthand Safety Act • Ability to manage a workshop • Project Management skills.

Duties (key result areas/outputs): Carry out routine inspection, maintenance and repairs, including alterationand installation in the plumbing field • Assist the Artisan Foreman with administration, planning and schedules• Complete and return repair requisitions, and assist in ordering and controlling the workshop, materials and tools• Provide feedback to the Supervisor on maintenance issues and liaise with all relevant personnel in ensuring thatGroote Schuur Hospital Plumbing Department is within regulations • Liaise with service providers and agents tonegotiate quotations and maintenance • Supervise and train staff.

Note: Potential candidates may be subjected to a practical test. No payment of any kind is required when applyingfor this post.

Enquiries: Mr AK Mgcodo/Ms P Tyala, tel. 021 404 6314

PLEASE SUBMIT YOUR APPLICATION FOR THE ATTENTION OF MS N MBILINI, TO THE CHIEF EXECUTIVEOFFICER: GROOTE SCHUUR HOSPITAL, PRIVATE BAG X4, OBSERVATORY 7935.

The Department of Health is guided by theprinciples of Employment Equity. Disabledcandidates are encouraged to apply and anindication in this regard will be appreciated.

Closing date:9 October 2015

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INSTRUCTIONS TO APPLICANTS: Z83 forms (obtainable from any Government department or www.westerncape.gov.za)must: Be completed in full, clearly reflect the name of the position, name and date of the publication (candidates may usethis as reference), be signed, accompanied by a comprehensive CV, the names of 3 referees and certified copies of ID,driver’s licence and qualification/s. A separate application form must be completed for each post. Applications without theaforementioned will not be considered. Applications must be forwarded to the address as indicated on the advertisement.No late, faxed or e-mailed applications will be accepted. CVs will not be returned. Excess personnel will receive preference.Applications, which are received after the closing date, will not be considered. Further communication will be limited toshort-listed candidates. If you have not received a response from the Department within 3 months of the closing date,please consider your application as unsuccessful. It will be expected of candidates to be available for selection interviewson a date, time and place as determined by the Department.

As directed by the Department of Public Service & Administration, applicants must note that further checks will beconducted once they are short-listed and that their appointment is subject to positive outcomes on these checks, whichinclude security clearance, qualification verification, criminal records, credit records and previous employment.

Gospel musos visit Mother CityMANDLA MAHASHE

This past weekend music lovers had adifferent taste to things when variousartists from recently formed record

label, Otrulega Music Group visited theMother City.

Founded by businessman Mandla Lam-ba in 2012, the label, which has becomepopularly known as OMG, brought itscharges down to the Cape townships.

OMG comprises of some of the mostpromising raising stars in the gospel in-dustry such as Mzoxolo Rafani and NqobileNgidi as well as industry veterans such asThembinkosi Booi and M-Siya.

The group includes Buhle Hlangulela, adamsel that has also been in the musicbusiness for a while as a backup singer andcomposer.

She was also part of the award winningduo Snethemba, popular for their hit“Ubani othe abazalwane bayabhora” a cou-ple of years ago.

They visited local malls as well aschurches and attended events with the aimof bringing their music closer to the musiclover from the Cape.

Thembinkosi Booi said: “When I re-leased my last album I was based here inthe Mother City and the love and supportI received made me realised that thisshould be one of the first places that I cometo to present my new album,”.

Booi shot to fame in the early 2000s withhis hit song “Usathanaujumperamafence”.

He has gone to release seven more al-bums, with his 8th studio album titled Bay-

ede released by his new label.“As expected, the album is very particu-

lar, but you can also ascertain that thereis a lot of maturity in my music.”

Another veteran gospel musician, M-Si-ya has just released his 9th studio albumand says that he was not at his most contentstage of his musical career.

“After releasing so many albums and not

getting the breakthrough desired, you startto question your talent and whether or notyou are good enough.

With this album I have worked with oneof the most talented individuals such asDumi Mkokstad and Malizole Fololo.

Usually, I did most things in my albumslike composing, writing and producing butthey have brought a different edge and it

has come out beautifully.I’m very content with this album and I

hope the audience also receives it well,” hesaid.

So You Want To Sing Gospel contestantsNqobile Ngidi and season one finalistMzoxolo also are offering their new albumstitledUyisiphephelo Sami andKonke kufez-iwe respectively.

OMG artists Nqobile Ngidi, Thembinkosi Booi, Buhle Hlangulela, Mzoxolo Rafani and M-Siya. PHOTO: MANDLA MAHASHE

Vote for gospelsensation on FBKhayelitsha gospel singerSange M is set to make a markwith her latest album after mak-ing to the nominations as one ofthe artists in the ‘New Songcompetition hosted by RadioTygerberg IsiXhosa.

Neliswa Sampi Mxunyelwamusically known as Sange M,recently released her sopho-more album titled ‘UbuhleBend-alo kaJehova’. She is a vocalist,dancer, percussionist and song-writer who started singing atthe tender age of 8 years old.

Before embarking on a solocareer, Sange M was the lead vo-calist for recording group Ink-okheli. With them, Sange per-formed extensively in venuessuch as G Spot, V & A Hotel,Green Dolphin, Manenberg’Jazz Café, Spier, as well as atparliament’s private functions.

She has travelled severalcountries with popular artiststhe likes of Don Laka and herown band.

She has also been to SaudiArabia, and South America, in-cluding Brazil, Chile, Santiago,Argentina and Turkey. Her Eu-ropean tours have included

countries such as Holland, Den-mark, Germany, France and theCaribbean.

Gospel music lovers can voteher by going to the Radio Tyger-berg IsiXhosa Facebook fanpage, look for Sange M profilepicture of the album UbuhleBendalo and Like it.

Vote for Sange M by clicking onthe like button.

Ncandweni CrusadeSTAFF REPORTER

Ncandweni Christ Ambassa-dors, the multi-award win-ning gospel group from Swa-ziland, is hosting the CapeTown Crusade, which start-ed on Monday 14 Septemberand is set to run until Sunday03 October, at Makhaya (op-posite Mandela Park Stadi-

um in a big white tent), Khay-elitsha.

Services start at 6pm.Ncandweni will also

launch their latest albumand DVD, Uyalalelwa uNkul-unkulu, on 03 October at12pm at the same place.

Tickets for the launch areavailable at Computicket atR150.


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RUGBY: Young protege aiming high

‘Litsha ladmakes mark

SPINDOG MOTSAMAI

It is a fact, hard work and dedica-tion takes you to higher planes andthis rings true for Khayelitsha’s

rising rugby star, Xolisa Guma.Guma,18, is already a name that

rugby historians are beginning to fa-miliarise themselves with, is gainingapplause with each games he plays.He rose through the ranks playing

for Swaartland High, becoming thefirst black player tomake it into a Bo-land provincial teamat the tender ageof 16 in 2013.Fast forward to 2015, and Guma has

moved on to be the toast of Maritz-burgHigh inKwaZuluNatalwhereheexcels in the wing position.The Grade 11 learner also plays for

Sharks Under-18 side and is hopefulthat soon he will break into the firstteam.His dedicationhas seenhimdrafted

into the CravenWeek under-18 teamsfor two successive years.“I knowmydreamsare big and that

I must work hard to achieve them,”he said.Askedwhyheopted to accept aKZN

scholarship, Guma, said he “wantedto get out of the comfort zone(of homeadvantage) and explore(the world)”.“When Sharks came for me, I saw

this a s the biggest opportunity forme. I am sending amessage that a boy

fromKhayelitsha canalso do this,” hesaid. Listening to Guma speak, youwould be forgiven for mistaking himfor a motivational speaker. He is pas-sionate about “unearthing role mod-els who can boast about being bornand raised in Khayelitsha”.

Taking us to his important victorywhere Sharks met the Golden Lionsin the U18 Craven Week final at Stel-lebosch, Guma shows us yet a sign ofa young man who believes in God.“Itwas a toughgameand Ihada lots

of missed opportunities. The clockwas ticking, I prayed to God to helpme,” he said.In the crowd there was his mom,

Nyamie, who had come with rest ofthe extended family to see Guma playtop notch rugby.

With the Lions leading 13-10 thetall, lean winger received the ball onthe halfway line, gassed away fromthe first defender, before unleashinga brutal step to get past his oppositewing, just inside the touchline.The cross-field defence couldn’t get

to him in time and he scored in thecorner.

“My family was sitting in thestands, so it was a very special mo-ment for me. It’s the greatest try I’veever scored. But the credit must go toGod, my teammates and the coachingstaff, because we worked really hardfor this victory.

Xolisa Guma on his wayto scoring one of hisbest tries thus far.

ExcitedWorld SportsBetting staffmembersshowingreadiness toservepunters.

WSB welcomes BrackenfellSPINDOG MOTSAMAI

Punters from all walks of life streamed intothe newly opened World Sports Betting(WSB) branch in Brackenfell last Saturday.The company officially opened its doors to

an anticipating public.“We are extremely excited about the new

store. The branch opens with a full staff com-plimentwho are all ready and capable,”” saidWSB director Warren Tannous.Located on Old Paarl Road opposite the

Fairbridge Mall, the branch is hard to miss.Tannous added the branch has amongst oth-er add-ons a free Wi-Fi, in store promotions,dedicated racing and sports betting booths,a full bar and friendly staff.

“It all comes together to create yet anothersuperb WSB branch,” he said.“Patrons looking for a betting experience

that goes beyond just laying a bet are invitedtovisit us anytime” saidbranchmanagerHil-ton Hasson.Hasson considered an industry leader be-

lieves that his team will bring a welcomedchange to the betting industry in this area.World Sports Betting is known as an indus-

try leader and this branch is an extension ofthe legacy that most Gauteng based puntersare already familiar with.Punters who prefer to play from the com-

fort of their own home can do so online byvisiting WSB.co.za and signing up for an on-line account.

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