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Mayor insultedduring march>> ‘I only see victimsof corruption’

NTUNTU DWEBA>>ntuntu.dweba@feveronline.co.za

ADISTRAUGHT GreaterKokstad MunicipalityMayor Nosisa Jojozi was

nearlymoved to tearsas shestoodbehind a locked gate at the townhall waiting to receive a memo-randum of demands from theKokstad community during amarch on Monday.

Protesters sangsongs insultingJojozi saying she is ruling withpromiscuity.

Jojozi agreed to accept thememorandum for the first time,because previous memorandumswere accepted by speaker ZolaniMhlongo and municipal managerZamo Mkhize.

More than 250 Kokstad com-munity members gathered at thebus rank at 12pm for the protestmarchaboutpoorservicedelivery,maladministration and allegedcorruption.

The march, titled “Bring BackKokstad-Mayibuye iKokstad”,was organised by Kokstad Con-cerned Residents, Kokstad Cham-ber of Commerce and the KokstadFarmers’ Association.

Addressing the crowd outsidethe town hall, Kokstad ConcernedResidents chairperson Dumisani

Dlamini said the residents of Kok-stad are united against the de-struction of GKM.

“I seenocolour today, I only seevictims of corruption, malad-ministration and abuse of powerby theGKM leadership,” he said toapplause.

“We don’t have an honourablemayor here we have a thief.

“We don’t have a deputymayor here we have a thug,”Dlamini said.

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Residents member, LuvuyoNongimba, said the days of cor-ruption in the GKM are soon to beover as the Special InvestigationUnit (SIU) is coming to investigatecorruption in the municipality.

“The mayor will stop driving aJeep once the SIU is done, shewillbe driving a Toyota,” he said.

When Nongimba read out thememorandum he counted anumber of “dubious” projectswhich include the BhongweniYouth Centre, Kokstad Town Hall

PHOTOS: NTUNTU DWEBAProtesters sing and march to theKokstad Town Hall.

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Jojozi signed and acknowl-edgedreceiptof thememorandumand said the leadership of themunicipality would apply theirminds and attend to it.

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>> ‘If the ANC councillors’priorities were not corruptpeople here would have properhouses’FEVER REPORTER

THE death of a 39-year-old Kokstad womanhas triggered political tension between theopposition parties, Democratic Alliance,

Economic Freedom Fighters and the AfricanNational Congress in the Kokstad sub-region.

Nomasenti Memela (39) of Marikana, the new

spokesperson Lieutenant Dumisani Ncongo re-vealed that the other person is said to have left theshack for a short while but noticed the fire on hisreturn.

The incident drags politics into the equation asopposition parties believe that no onewould havediedif theANCanditsGreaterKokstadMunicipali-ty caredabout the lives of poorKokstad communi-ties.

“If theANCcouncillors’ prioritieswerenot cor-rupt, enriching themselves and their families,people here would have proper houses. Now westill have such challenges because our councillorsare buying farms, nice houses and nice vehiclesandhave forgotten thosewhovoted themin,”Kok-stad EFF regional commissar, Dumisani Dlaminisaid.

Dlaminiaddedthat theANCshouldnotshift theblameasitistheresponsibilityoftheirgovernmenttoensurepeoplehavepropershelterandthat isal-so Gazetted in their policies.

“We did nothing wrong to be ringleaders of aprocessof invadingthatMarikana landandwearestill going to invade more land if this process ofmoving the people of Marikana to proper housesmoves at a slow pace,” said Dlamini.

TheDA’sLwandaMadikizela,aGKMcouncillor,conveyed condolences to the grieving family be-lieving that this is not the right time for them tobringsuchridiculousargumentsupwhilethefami-ly is in mourning.

“However, we are not the reason behind thedeathof thedeceasedassomeof imply.Atnostagecan we orchestrate a programme with the inten-tionofkillingpeople.Theonlythingwewantedwastoputpressureon themunicipality tobuildproperhouses for the people when we initiated the proc-ess of invading the land,” Madikizela said.

ANCsub-regional secretaryMondeNondabulainsisted that the DA and EFF were the reason be-hind the death of Memela.

“Their collaboration, which is a result of an in-formal settlement called Marikana, had no bless-ingandthat iswhytheyhaveto takeresponsibility.We have had a housing programme long time agoandwehavebeen innegotiationswith theDepart-ment of Rural Settlement and Public Works to tryto find ways of finding land suitable for housing.

“We sympathise with the family and call uponcommunitiesnottobemisledbyoppositionparties

All that is left of the shack in which No-masenti Memela was burnt to death.PHOTO: NTUNTU DWEBA

Businessrobbery inKokstad,two arrested

PHOTOS: SUPPLIEDCash that was recovered.

TWO suspects, Sibeko Mshengu (32)andMsa Godo (33), were arrested byKokstad dectives at 9pm on Sundayafter robbing a Kokstad business.

Itisallegedthaton26Februarythearmed robbers kicked open the doorof China Mall premises while threemen were asleep inside their shop.

Thesuspects,wearingbalaclavas,shot at the men, injuring one on theleft shoulder and another one on thehead.

“After intense investigations byDetectivesConstablesW.RadebeandK.P. Mbenyane the suspects werefound in a flat in town. From theR100 000 stolen R286 800 was re-covered from the suspects,” KokstadPolice spokesperson LieutenantDumisani Ncongo said.

Thepolicealsorecoveredtwo TVs,a DVD player, a vacuum cleaner, acupboard, three cellphones andclothing.

The two men were charged forpossession of suspected stolen prop-erty. Theywill also be linked to an at-tempted murder and robbery case.

KwaZulu-Natal Provincial Com-missioner, Lieutenant General Mma-monnye Ngobeni commended thebreakthrough by Kokstad police.

“Wewelcome the arrest as we arefeel that criminals should not be al-lowed todoas theypleaseandescapeprosecution.

informal settlement inShayamoya died overthe weekend after beingburnt to death in hershack.

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>> ‘We have been robbed of our traditional music deejay’

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THE funeral of traditional music deejaySaba Mbixane was held at Mandilenirural village outside Mount Frere on

Sunday.Twoweeks ago theEasternCapeprovincial

government said it will ask the office of Presi-dent Jacob Zuma to grant the deejay a provin-cialfuneral,buttheirrequestwasturneddown.

LastmonthMbixanewasfoundlyingnext tohismotorbikeandwastakentoMadzikaneKa-ZuluHospital. Hewas later transferred to Nel-sonMandelaAcademicHospitalwherehediedon 26 February.

Mbixane has been spinning traditionaltunes on the airwaves since 1997 at UmhloboWenene FM, winning several awards.

Thousands of people attended Sunday’sproceedings, including Eastern Premier Phu-muloMasualleandhiscabinet,PublicWorkersMinister Thulasi Nxesi, Cosatu General Secre-

side the big tent, while many listened to theservice on their radio.

Mbixane, a humanitarian, not only playedtraditionalmusic,hehelpedanumberoftradi-tionalmusicians anddance groups as they re-ferred to him as their “father” because he fedtheir families, bought their school uniformsand even paid their university fees.

“We mourn as a county that has beenrobbed of our traditional music deejay. Wewill miss you ‘Zawu-Zawu’. He loved us a lotand always encouraged us to go to school, buthe was a strict parent,” said one of Mbixane’ssons.

The response about Mbixane’s death hasbeen overwhelming as Prince LubambuMakaula fromMt Frere asked the governmentto build a monument in memory of his work.

Traditional music singer PhuzekhemesisaidMbixane’s death has brokenmany heartsin the broadcasting industry.

Mbixane’sbodywastransportedtothecem-etery where they closed his final chapter.

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National HeritageCEO AdvocateSonwabile wearstraditional attire.

tary ZwelinzimaVavi, the DeputyCommunicationsMinister StellaNdabeniAbrahams,traditional leadersNkosi Ngangumhla-ba Matanzima,founder of Satmaawards Dr Dumus-ani Goba, MPs andMPLs.

The legendarydeejay’s last broad-cast sign-off washauntingly final inwhich he said inXhosa, “whateverhappens please takecareofmychildren”.

“Themusicofourhearts is traditionalmusic,which recallshistory, becausewithout the know-ledge of our historywe can not deter-mine our destiny,”said Londeka Ma-phumulo from Non-goma in KwaZulu-Natal who attendedthe funeral.

Deejays fromUmhlobo Weneneand Ukhozi FM andtraditional musicsingersPhuzekhem-isi, Bhaka paidtribute to Mbixane.

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BowmanwasbestowedtheMrBuild title fortheKZNregionatthegroup’sAGMinFebruary.

“I am extremely proud and honoured to re-ceive thisawardand join the ranksof theelite,”Bowman said,who likened the feeling to beingback at high school and being awarded yourfirst team colours.

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PHOTO: SUPPLIEDBarry Bowman, Ixopo Build it owner, with hisMr Build it award.

SAPS in major daggabust

FEVER REPORTER

THREE suspected daggasmugglers, aged 43 and 23,were arrested in a major po-lice operation in Mparane,Matatiele last Wednesday.

The operation waslaunchedafterashoot-out,be-tween two groups of daggasmugglers in themountainsofMparane College near theDrakensberg, ensued.

Matatiele police spokes-person Lieutenant Raphael

Motloung said soon after theMaluti Mounted Unit and theAvondale SAPS arrived at thescene of the shooting, a shoot-out between police and sus-pected drug smugglers en-sued.

“Whilesearching fordaggaand the suspects, a shoot-outbeganandthesuspectstriedtoflee, but three escaped.”

No one was injured duringthe incident. Police confiscat-ed 23 bags of dagga destinedfor Durban, the street value of

which is around R1.4 million.“Localpeopledidagoodjob

by assisting the police to loadthe bags of dagga using theirdonkeys, which went to theAvondale police station. Peo-pleshouldstopdealing indag-gabecausethepolicewilltrackthem down and arrest themand they should know theycannot runaway fromthe law.

“The work done by the po-lice during this operation iscommendable,” Motloungsaid.

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDThe Maluti Mount Unit and Avondale SAPS with the dagga confiscated during an operation inMparane.

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Congolese refugee,‘victim of xenophobia’>> ‘I don’t know what we have done for them to hate us this much’NTUNTU DWEBA andKHAYA MAGENU

“I AM suffering at the hands offellow Africans. I don’t knowwhere to turn to. My country

is a war zone,” so says Adolf Jeshua(39) from the Democratic Republic ofthe Congo (DRC).

JeshuahasbeenarefugeeinSouthAfrica for more than 15 years, butsayshe’shadenoughofbeingavictimofhateanddiscriminationsimplybe-causehewasborninanothercountry.

Jeshua lives in Umzimkhulu withhis girlfriend and three children. Heowns a barber shop in Ixopo, butstruggles tomake endsmeet becausehe claims his efforts are constantlyshattered by South Africans who are

jealous of his business.According to the “Enough

Project”, an initiative that works toend genocide and crimes against hu-manity, since the 19th century theDRC’s vastnatural resourceshaveat-tracted violent intervention fromabroad and stoked internal conflict.

Today the DRC struggles with anexplosive combination of conflict atlocal, regional and national levels.

“Since I arrived in this country Ihave faced opposition fromSouthAf-ricans who insult me, calling me a“kwere-kwere”. I started this barbershoptomakealivingbecauseIcancuthair very well. I started the businessin a tent, then I thought of expandingand bought a container in which torun it from. The first container was

destroyed by people who said thatthey didn’t want a foreigner here.”

To add salt to the wound, Jeshuarecalls howhis brother, who also ranabarbershop,wasstonedtodeathbypupils in Ixopo last year.

“I was in Umzimkhulu when thenews thatmybrotherhadbeenkilledlikeadogcame through. Iwas toldhewas attacked because he was carry-ingabag that looked likeone thathadbeen stolen at a sports ground,” hesaid.

“I don’t know what we have doneto South Africans for them to hate usthismuch. Just recently another con-tainer I had bought was ‘crushed’ bythe police for no reason.Whatmakesme believe that I was targeted be-cause I am a refugee is that there are

many containers in Ixopo but onlymine was targeted,” Jeshua added.

He said he has legal documents tobe in the country as he was grantedasylum status and protection byHome Affairs in terms of the section24 of Refugee Act No 130 of 1998.

Jeshua said he has a degree incommunication management andcertificate inmedia studies and crea-tive writing.

“I have been looking for a job buthavehadno luck.When I runmyown

business it isdestroyed,noonewantsto employ me, really I don’t knowwhattodo. Iameventhinkingofcom-mitting suicide.”

“Before the dawn of democracy in1994,SouthAfrican freedomfighterswere exiled in African countries butthey never received such treatment -it is a shame.”

A month ago xenophobia rearedits head again when people targetedforeign-owned shops and lootedthem.

PHOTO: NTUNTU DWEBACongolese Adolf Jeshuasays he is on the receivingend of xenophobic discrimi-nation in South Africa.

Recycling programme launched in Kokstad

NTUNTU DWEBA>>ntuntu.dweba@feveronline.co.za

THEDepartmentofEnvironmentalAffairsandForestry through the Khabokedi Waste Man-agement programme has introduced a recy-cling programme in Kokstad in partnershipwith the Greater Kokstad Municipality.

Zimasa Mahlamvu, an environmentalawareness teacher at the Department of Envi-ronmental Affairs and Forestry said the pro-gramme aims to reduce household and busi-nesses waste.

“At the moment we are still piloting theproject inHopeStreet,butwearegoingtomoveto other places in the CBD. We have four binsin three areas in Hope Street labelled plastic,cans, paper and food and so far people havebeenvery responsiveas theyareusing thebinsas indicated on the labels,” she said.

The Khabokedi Waste Management pro-gramme started in March 2014 and the recy-cling project was launched two weeks ago.

“Recycling is very important not only be-causeitreduceswaste,itmakesforbetterwastemanagementandcouldalsoprovideanincome

to thosewhoarecommitted to it,” saidenviron-mentalawarenessteacherSiphokaziMakinya-na.

“Wearealso looking intoasking themunici-pality to close open spaces because they are of-tenusedas illegaldumpsite.Wearealso think-ing aboutmaking flower or food gardens in theopen areas,” Makinyana added.

The municipality supports the initiative bysupplying the teachers with refuse bags, col-lecting waste that is not recyclable and takingit to the landfill site.

ZimkhithaMhlanasaid thatpeoplemustgetinto thehabitof recyclingas italsohelps theen-vironment.

“Weliveinatimewhenthereisglobalwarm-ingsowe try to takeof theenvironment. Peoplemust not burn waste as it affects the environ-mentnegatively.Foodparticles inwastecanbepreserved tomakecompost,whichcanbeben-eficial to thosewhohave foodgardens,” sheex-plained.

The teachers urged businesses to take outtheir waste out at 3pm, not in themorning be-cause it runs the risk of being scattered on thestreets as its only collected in the afternoon.

PHOTO: NTUNTU DWEBASome of the 12 environmental awareness teachers in front of the labelled bins in Hope Street.

Forced marriage still prevalentNTUNTU DWEBA>>ntuntu.dweba@feveronline.co.za

FORCED marriage (ukuthwala) is stillwidely practised in the rural areas of Um-zimkhulu.

In an effort to raise awareness aboutthis an anti-ukuthwala campaign was heldin Rhaloti village (Ward 10) Umzimkhulurecently.

Ukuthwala is a form of the abductionof a young woman by a man and his friendswith the intention of compelling the wom-an’s family to agree to their marriage. It of-ten involves violence and rape.

The prevalence of this practise in Um-zimkhulu was revealed by reports from theDepartment of Community Safety &Liaison and the Department of SocialDevelopment in Umzimkhulu.

Umzimkhulu Local Municipality mayorand chairperson of the local stakeholdersforum Mphuthumi Mpabanga said theawareness campaign was important as iteducates the community about their rightsas citizens.

“The community must be aware thatpractices such as ukuthwala don’t have aplace in our community. We live in a democ-racy and practises that undermine otherpeople’s rights will not be tolerated,” hesaid.

Speaking at the event Ward 10 Cllr Bo-nisiwe Cira called on Umzimkhulu commu-

nity members to report people who contin-ue with this practise to the authorities.

She encouraged girls and boys to ab-stain from sex.

Community members and stakehold-ers at the event suggested that the cam-paign be held annually.

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Benefits include:

• 13th Cheque.• Subsidised Pension and Medical Aid Schemes.• Subsidised Housing Scheme (subject to certain conditions).

If you qualify as per the above responsibility and requirements, please send your applicationletter in conjunction with your comprehensive curriculum vitae, as well as certified copies ofcertificates to:

The Municipal ManagerUmuziwabantu MunicipalityPrivate Bag X1023Harding4680

Faxed or emailed applications will not be accepted.

The closing date for applications will be 27 March 2015. If you do not hear from us within30 days of the closing date, regard your application as unsuccessful.

The Municipality is an equal opportunity, affirmative action employer. The Municipalityreserves the right not to make an appointment.

UMUZIWABANTU MUNICIPALITY10 MURCHISON STREET, HARDING 4680

TEL: 039 433 1205 FAX: 039 433 1208

POST : COMMUNICATION OFFICERSALARY : R 184 214 – R 208 487. Per annumPOST LEVEL : 04

Applications are hereby invited from suitably qualified and experienced persons for the abovementioned position.

Minimum Requirements:• A valid Grade 12 certificate• An appropriate B degree or Diploma in Communications, Journalism or Public Relations or

media studies• Three years relevant experience• Computer literacy• Excellent communication, presentation, written and verbal skills• Knowledge of media writing• Ability to work under pressure• A valid Code 08 drivers license

Key Performance Areas:• The incumbent will be responsible for the coordination and development and implementa-

tion of the communication strategy• Producing branding and marketing material• Uploading and maintaining content on the municipal website• Compile and submit monthly reports to management• Communicating with the media as a tool for imparting Council information• Monitoring press coverage and responding to letters and press articles• The incumbent will assist in the compilation of media releases and general media relations

functions• Assist in setting up of local organizing committees with regards to events management,

ensuring that all logistical arrangements are in place• Assist in the compilation and production of all promotional print material, including newslet-

ters, flyers and brochures• Coordinate community participation campaigns including Izimbizo, budget and IDP Road

shows• Liaise with all relevant stakeholders and organized civil society in the promotion of good

relations with Council

Benefits include:• 13th Cheque.• Subsidised Pension and Medical Aid Schemes.• Subsidised Housing Scheme (subject to certain conditions).

If you qualify as per the above responsibilities and requirements, please send your applicationletter indicating the position being applied for, together with a comprehensive Curriculum Vitae,as well as certified copies of certificates to:

The Municipal ManagerUmuziwabantu MunicipalityPrivate Bag X1023Harding4680

Faxed or emailed applications will not be accepted.

The closing date for applications will be 27 March 2015. If you do not hear from us within30 days of the closing date, regard your application as unsuccessful.

The Municipality is an equal opportunity, affirmative action employer. The Municipalityreserves the right not to make an appointment.

WARM greetings to all read-ers of this viewpoint.

Mayor to undertakemayoral imbizo to Matatiele com-munities

The mayor, Cllr Momelezi Mbed-la, the Speaker, chief whip, Excomembers, councillors and variousgovernment departments will meetthe communities ofWards 7, 21 and22 during the mayoral imbizo pro-grammescheduled to commence on17 March.

The imbizo forms part of govern-ment’sprogrammeof strengtheningmunicipalities to get the basics oflocal government right.

On 17 March the mayor will visitMvenyane (Ward 21) and also visitthe Department of Human Settle-ments project of 500 houses, theMvenyaneSSSHostel and theMven-yane post office. On 20 March theleadershipwill visitWard7andon1April, Ward 22. The leadership willalso engagewith the communities ofthese wards and address their ser-vice delivery needs.

The imbizowill beheldunder thetheme “together we move Matatieleforward, promoting joint actions

with communities in buildingMata-tiele”.

2015EasternCapeGospel TalentSearch Project

The“BattleofMunicipalities”Tal-entSearch,inassociationwithSouthAfrican Local Government Associa-tion (Salga) Eastern Cape, cordiallyinvite you to a ground-breaking andan historic announcement and gos-pel auditions. Date: Sunday, 22March. Time: 9am. Venue: AlfredNzoConferenceCentreMountAyliff.RSVP:Duduatdudu@bomts.co.zaor079 030 6559. Everyone who cansinggospel (strictly gospel) is invitedto these auditions in order to show-case their talent.

Eastern Cape Music TalentSearch 2015

The Eastern Cape Music TalentSearch (ECMTS) is an all-genre mu-sictalentsearchaimedatunearthingyoung and talented musicians fromthe Eastern Cape.

Theprogrammeseeks to identify,develop, groom, mentor, record, re-lease, distribute, market and pro-mote the music of the identified tal-ent. ECMTS auditions will be con-ducted at the Bizana Youth Centre

(Love Life) 28 March from 9am to4pm.

The rationale behind the pro-gramme is to unearth talented East-ern Cape musicians across all gen-res, to develop, groom and mentorthe identified musicians, to educateand train the identifiedmusicians inalltheyneedtoknowaboutthemusicindustry and to identify the creamofEC talent, provide opportunities fortheirmusic toberecord,distributed,marketed and promoted.

The programme targets youthsaged between 15 and 34, who areborn or are living in the EasternCape.

Youcanperformeitheryourorigi-nal composition or a cover version.Thecompetitionisopentoindividualsingers or instrumentalists so thisexcludes group performances.

Inquiries should be directed toOlwethu Ngesi on 043 704 7545,email ongesi@ufh.ac.za or visitwww.ecavc.co.za

That isall fromusfornow,tillnexttime, stay safe and be blessed.

Thank you sweet people fromsweet Matat, a destination of choiceand excellence.

Ukuthwala (forced marriage)UKUTHWALA (forced marriage)

has proved to be the most humanrights-violating practice and as a re-sult has been constituted as criminalactivity.

Umzimkhulu Municipality hasthereforeembarkedonanawarenesscampaign that seeks to educate, in-form and empower its communityand stakeholders about this. Thiscampaign had been welcomed by itsbeneficiaries and the municipality

had been applauded.Library road showsAspartofplayingasignificant role

in the improvement of the educationstandard in the KwaZulu-Nata, as amunicipality, we are going on roadshowswherebywerenderservices toschools per zone. During these roadshows activities such as quizzes, de-bating, colourpainting, readingcom-petitions andmanymorewill be con-ducted. Umzimkhulu Municipalityhas bought a library truck that willplayasignificantroleinfurtheringthepace of our approach and empowercommunities.

Back to basics in Operation Suku-ma Sakhe

Since 2015 is the year of the Free-dom Charter, programmes such asOperation Sukuma Sakhe, being thewheel of theback-to-basics initiative,will increase thepaceof servicedeliv-ery. We therefore call upon the com-munity of Umzimkhulu and otherstakeholders to engage the munici-pality about this programme.

Till we meet again, stay responsi-ble and arrive alive.

UMZVIEWPOINT

ZWELIPHANSISKHOSANAMunicipal Manager

MATATVIEWPOINT

DR DCT NAKIN MUNICIPALMANAGER

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Cabins: R120-00 p/p/per nightCamp Site: R80-00 per site

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Quotations are hereby invited from the suitably experienced Service Providers for the projectstated below:

DESCRIPTION BID NOTICE NO. ADVERT DATE CLOSING DATEMANUFACTURE, SUPPLYAND DELIVERY OF MOBILE

HAWKER STALLS

2014/2015-273 13 MARCH 2015 27 MARCH 2015

The scope of work, bid requirements and evaluation criteria are stipulated in the bid document.

Bid Documents will be obtainable as from date of site inspection for each project at the Budgetand Treasury Office, MATATIELE LOCAL MUNICIPALITY for a non – refundable tender fee ofR300. 00 payable at 104 High Street, Matatiele between the hours of 08h00 and 16h00

Invalid or non-submission of the documents listed in the Terms of Reference will leadto the disqualification and where the bidder is registered on the Municipal Database Systemreference can be made to such documents and it is the bidders responsibility to ensure that thedocument does exist and verification of such registration will be done by the municipality andwhere the bidder is found to be not registered or have submitted incorrect registration details willbe regarded as non-responsive and be disqualified from the bid.The Matatiele Local Municipality Supply Chain Policy and Preferential Procurement PointScoring System of 80/20 shall apply.

With regard to functionality the following criteria will be applicable and the maximumpoints:

Compliance to Terms of referenceSpecification = (30)

Proven experience in the supply and delivery of similar product with traceable references:

5 projects and above = (40)3 – 4 projects = (20)1 – 2 projects = (10)

Reputation for good services from one of the previous clients by means of written proof= (10)

A bidder that scores less than 60 points out of 80 in respect of “functionality” will beregarded as submitting a non-responsive bid/ quote and will be disqualified.

Sealed envelopes marked “MANUFACTURE, SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF MOBILEHAWKER STALLS – Bid Notice No: 2014/2015- 273” must be deposited in the Bid Boxlocated at the Municipal Main Office, Reception Area, 102 Main Street, and Matatiele 4730, nolater than 27 March 2015 at 12H 00.

Late, submitted, emailed, faxed and telegraphic quotations will not be considered.

NB: Suppliers must be registered on the Matatiele Local Municipality’s Database Systembefore submitting bids; forms are available from the website www.matatiele.gov.za and fromthe SCM Unit Office.

Technical enquiries should be directed to Mr. T. Mfene (Manager: Building & HumanSettlement) at 039 737 3135 and SCM enquiries to Mr. B. Vumase (Manager: SCM) at 039737 9520 during office hours.

Matatiele Local Municipality does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any bid and reserves theright to accept the Bid in whole or part, at the rates quoted.

DR D.C.T NAKINMUNICIPAL MANAGER

TENDER NOTICEBid Notice No: 2014/2015-113

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Poets and writers invited>> Short-story writers to participate in workshops in Kokstad

NTUNTU DWEBA>>ntuntu.dweba@feveronline.co.za

THEKokstadReadingandWritingClub in-vites poets and short-story writers toparticipate in workshops to be held in

Kokstad.Heeding to the call made by the Department

ofArtsandCulturetoreviveliteratureandspeakAfrican languages inschoolsand thecommuni-ty, the club holds poetry and short-story work-shops in Xhosa and Zulu, usually held at the

Kokstad communityhall and high schools.

The provincial De-partment of Arts andCulture holds an an-nual competition forpoetsandshort-storywriters and this yearit will be held on 30

September.Chairperson of the

Kokstad Reading and Writ-ing Club, Anele Kondile saidtheyarelookingtohaveclubsinall wards and all high and pri-

mary schools in the Greater Kokstad Munici-pality.

“As instructed by the department we wantto form clubs in our wards and in schools sothatwhenweenterthecompetitioninSeptem-ber we are organised. We want to organiseourselves early for the competition. We areaiming for at least one person from Kokstadto be in the top three,” he said.

There are three competition categories -high schools, primary schools and communi-ty.

There isalsoapoetryandshort-storycompeti-tion that runs in prisons in Kokstad.

“Offenders at theKokstadMediumPrison andBhongweniC-maxparticipateinthecompetitionsinitiated by the departmentwithR6 000worth of

prizemoney for the top threewinners,”he said.The first-prize winner gets R3 000, the

secondwinnergetsR2 000andthird-prizewin-ner gets R1 000.

Kondile can be contacted on 076 873 9499.

Writer and chairpersonof the Kokstad Read-ing and Writing ClubAnele Kondile with theshort-story Zulu books.

PHOTO: NTUNTU DWEBA

Businessman donates to choir

NTUNTU DWEBA>>ntuntu.dweba@feveronline.co.za

IN an act of kindness and social responsibilitythe owner of Big TimeTavern, Transmark Liq-ours and Radar Alarm Monitoring and Re-sponse,AshleyPillay, revived theconfidenceofAmadodana Ase Kokstad Gospel choir by do-nating uniforms to them.

The uniforms were given to them onWednesday night at the Uniting PresbyterianChurch in Bhongweni. The all-male choir,formed in 2005 by members of the MethodistChurch, now has 25 members.

In thepast thechoironlyacceptedmembersfrom the Methodist Church, excluding anyoneelse, which limited the group from expanding.Now this has changed and the group now ac-cepts members from other churches. Chair-man of the gospel group XolaniMcibo said theobjective behind forming the group was topraiseGod,accommodatepeoplewhoaremar-

ginalised, develop and assist each other.“We sing music that praises God. In the

group we have people from different back-grounds and pasts. Some have been in prisonat some point in their lives and their lives havechanged for thebetterbecauseof their involve-ment in the group,” he said.

The group visits hospitals and sings for pa-tients to give them hope.

“We sing at hospitals and at church eventsfor free but for funerals and other events we

PHOTO: NTUNTU DWEBAAmadodana Ase Kokstad Gospel Choir with their new shirts that were donated by business-man Ashley Pillay (middle) of Radar Alarm Monitoring and Response.

charge a fee.”Amadodana Ase

Kokstad has two re-leasedCDs—Mandil-ive was released in2007andThethaNko-si was released lastweek. Their DVD is inthe process of beingrecorded.

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Bids are hereby invited from the suitably experienced Service Providers for the project statedbelow:

DESCRIPTION BID NOTICE NO. ADVERT DATE CLOSING DATESUPPLY, INSTALLATION ANDMAINTENANCE OF A MULTI-

FUNCTIONAL COPIER

2014/2015-274 13 MARCH 2015 27 MARCH 2015

The scope of work, bid requirements and evaluation criteria are stipulated in the bid document.

Bid Documents will be obtainable as from date of site inspection for each project at the Budgetand Treasury Office, MATATIELE LOCAL MUNICIPALITY for a non – refundable tender fee ofR300. 00 payable at 104 High Street, Matatiele between the hours of 08h00 and 16h00

Invalid or non-submission of the documents listed in the Terms of Reference will leadto the disqualification and where the bidder is registered on the Municipal Database Systemreference can be made to such documents and it is the bidders responsibility to ensure that thedocument does exist and verification of such registration will be done by the municipality andwhere the bidder is found to be not registered or have submitted incorrect registration details willbe regarded as non-responsive and be disqualified from the bid.The Matatiele Local Municipality Supply Chain Policy and Preferential Procurement PointScoring System of 80/20 shall apply.

Compliance to Terms of reference= (30)Specification = (20)Fully, correctly completion of the forms = (10)

Proven experience in supply and installation ofmulti-functional colour copiers with clients= (30)From more than Ten clients = (30)From Five to Ten clients = (15)From One to Four clients = (5)

Reputation for good services from the previous clients by means of written proof = (10)From Two previous clients= (10)From One previous client= (05)

Certified technician for service and maintenance within the company = (10)Three to Five = (10)One to Two = (5)

A bidder that scores less than 60 points out of 80 in respect of “functionality” will beregarded as submitting a non-responsive bid/ quote and will be disqualified.

Sealed envelope marked “SUPPLY, INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE OF A MULTI-FUNCTIONAL COPIER - Notice No: 2014/2015-274” must be deposited in the Bid Box locatedat the Municipal Main Office, Reception Area, 102 Main Street, Matatiele 4730, no later than 27March 2015 at 12H00.

Late submitted, emailed, faxed and telegraphic quotations will not be considered.

NB: Suppliers must be registered on the Matatiele Local Municipality’s Database Systembefore submitting bids; forms are available from the website www.matatiele.gov.za and fromthe SCM Unit Office.

Technical enquiries should be directed to Mr. Sisa Mveku at 039 737 9500 and SCM enquiriesto Mr. B. Vumase (Manager: SCM) at 039 737 9520 during office hours.

Matatiele Local Municipality does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any bid and reserves theright to accept the Bid in whole or part, at the rates quoted.

DR D.C.T NAKINMUNICIPAL MANAGER

TENDER NOTICEBid Notice No: 2014/2015-114

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Exciting racingin Creighton>> Championship is known for its gruelling racing

THE Liquorland National Enduro Motor-cycle Championship is known for itsgruelling racing and the competition is

extremely tough.This isexactlyhowitwaswhenriders tack-

led the Liquorland Creighton WFO NationalEnduro that formed the first two rounds of the2015national season lastweekend.These tworaces took place in the Myddleton Dam areaoutside Creighton on Saturday and Sunday.Wade Young ruled this class (he won theE1/200cc championship in 2013 and 2014)andwasfollowedbyteam-mateScottBouverie.

Altus deWet finished20points behindBou-verieondayoneandonly14pointsbehindhim

on day two.Competitors in E1 and E2 had to complete

three laps on both days and posted times fornine Special Stages. All the other classes didtwo loops (a total of six Specials). This meantthat Master Class riders (older than 46), whonormally complete a shorter distance than theSeniorClasscompetitors(ridersolderthan38),had to do the samedistancewhile riders in theHigh School Class (14 to 16 years) and SilverClass Challenge also did two loops. The SilverClass Challenge podium looked the same afterboth days with young Matatiele pupil LloydKirk claiming two victories.

– Supplied.

St Monica’s School news

U11 CricketON Wednesday 4 March, St Monica’s U11

cricketboys’ teamplayedagainstKokstadJun-ior at Kokstad Junior School.

St Monica’s boys won the toss but decided

to field first. Kokstad Junior batted first andmost of their runswere off the bat. StMonica’sboys bowled well and Songeziwe’s perform-ancewas outstanding.After 15overs, StMoni-ca’s also batted and Ngawo Sidaza’s battingperformancewasoutstandingandhemadethemostrunsfor theteam.Bothteamshadfunandenjoyedthematch.WelldonetoKokstadJuniorfor winning the match.

U7 to U9 KFC Mini-Cricket FestivalOnSaturday7Marchweparticipated in the

KFC Mini-Cricket Festival at KEHS.The U7 played two matches and won both.The U8 played three matches and won all

three.TheU9played threematchesaswell andal-

so managed to win all their matches.Well done to the three teams who also

showed good sportsmanship throughout theday.

Thank you to KFC and KEHS for hosting asuccessful mini-cricket festival. - Ms M. laMarque

U13 CricketSt Monica’s U13 cricket team visited Kok-

stad Junior on 4March. Our team chose to batfirst afterwinning the toss.Theboys reallyhadfun and scored 112-4 in 20 overs. Our oppo-nents managed to score 42 all out. Our thanksare extended to our hosts on the day. - Mr L.Nxitywa.

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDU9 bowling: Alizwa Shibane.

Underberg’s BruceMay (TeamAgriSales PeakYamaha) is nowtied for theSenior Class leadafter a victoryand a secondplace at theLiquorlandCreighton WFONational Enduro.PHOTO: MEGAN ELS

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ESTATE OF THE LATESEUGNETTE GLORY HOLMES

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ADDRESS INUGI FARMS, KOKSTADMASTER’S REFERENCE NUMBER

001403/2015/PMBCreditors and Debtors in the above Estate arehereby required to file their claims with and paytheir debts to the undersigned within thirty (30)

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