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>> With the wholecountry celebratingthe dramatic 4,3percentage pointincrease in thenational matric passrate, NOKULUNGANGOBESE spoke tomatriculants fromdisadvantaged schoolswho, despite a lack ofadequate resources,have beaten all odds
THE national pass rate has in-creased from 73,9% to 78,2%this year. The province’s pass
ratehasalso increased from73,1%to77,4%
Eighteen-year-old Kwanele Sishifrom Masijabule High School inSwayimane was among the 30 topachievers in South Africa, havingscooped 7As. Born in the deep ruralSwayimaneareawithscarceresourc-es, Sishi doubled her efforts in orderto create a better life for her parentsand three siblings. She scored As inZulu, English, mathematics, life ori-entation, life science, agriculture andphysical science.
Her success did not come over-night though, as started studying
hard at the beginning of the year andeven attended school on Sundays.
“I am beyond excited as I havecomeveryfartoachievethis.Istudiedreally hard, practised past examina-tionpapersandwent to school every-day, includingweekends. I would notbe where I am today if it was not forthesupportofmyfamily,teachersandschool mates”.
Advising this year’smatriculants,shesaid:“Ifyoucanseeit,youcandef-initely do it. Believe in yourself, workextra,hardbut also give yourself timeto rest. If a girl from a rural area likeme can make it to the national topachievers, you surely can”.
Sishi hopes to study actuarial sci-ence at the University of Cape Town.Her school principal, MthethoNgcobo,saidthatherresultswerethe
best that he has ever seen producedin his teaching career.
Sandile Ngubane (18) fromEden-dale Technical High School obtainedsix distinctions with As in Zulu,English, mathematics, accounting,economics and life orientation.
Raised by his grandmother,Ngubane has always been a hardworker and a straight A student.
“I worked even harder this yearbecause I had a vision of becomingbetter”.
He encouraged this year’s matricpupils to study hard from the begin-ning of the year.
“Always aim for 100% becauseeven if youdonotget it, anA isalwaysguaranteed”.
He plans on studying BComm ac-countingattheUniversityofKwaZulu
Natal.Sthembele Dlamini (18) from
Smero Secondary School scoopedfour As in Zulu, English, life orienta-tion and life sciences. Brought up ina family of five, with an unemployedmother, Dlamini worked hard,attending school from 7am to 9.30pm.
“From the start of the year, I toldmyself that I would work extra hard,even itmeant asking theprincipal forpermission to use the school as astudy room after hours”.
Although he has not yet beengranted financial aid, he hopes tostudy industrial engineering at WitsUniversity.
Advising this year’smatriculants,he said: “There is no recipe for goodresults except studying”.
PHOTO: SUPPLIEDLEFT: SandileNgubane fromEdendale TechnicalHigh School scooped6 AsMIDDLE: KwaneleSishi from Masijabule High School inSwayimane wasamong the nationaltop 30 achieversafter scooping 7 As.RIGHT: SthembeleDlamini (18) fromSmero SecondarySchool scooped fourAs.
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New Year resolutions>> IT is that time of the year where most people are optimistic about making changes in their lives, either by startingsomething new or improving on what is already there. NOKULUNGA NGOBESE spoke to some prominent figures aroundthe city to find out what their new year’s resolutions are.
CEO of the soon to open KZNCapital FM radio station, JerryJones, said that his main wish
for this year is forgiveness,“I want to forgive all those who
have donemewrong. My other reso-lution is to give Pietermaritzburgresidentsaradiostation that theywillbe proud of, and also to embrace cul-tural diversity. I also want to showmoregratitudewhere it is deserved”.
Station manager of Umgungund-lovu 107.6 FM,Muzi Sibiya, said thathis main resolution for this year is toensure a diversified radio station.
“This year we are celebratingthree years of existence, our radiostationhasbeenacceptedbythecom-munity. All we need to do is to ensurethat it reaches people of different cul-tures as it is predominantly in Zulu.Wewanttoattractpeopletoformalis-teners’ club so that they are able toparticipate in the development of thestation. Lastly we want to attractmore local businesses to invest intothe development of the station”.
DeputymayorofUmgungundlovudistrict municipality, FucwanaZungu, said that her main prioritiesfor thisyeararesanitationandwater.“If all the municipalities under ourdistrict have water and sanitation bytheendof this year, then Iwouldhavedone my job,” she said.
KZN South African National TaxiCouncil chairperson Boy Zondi, saidthat his dream is to see all taxis oper-ating with operating licences.
“Idonotwanttoseetaxisnotwork-ing because operating licences arenot in the possession of their owners.I also wish to see all taxi drivers and
their conductors conducting them-selves with the greatest respect to-wards commuters. Only those taxisthat are roadworthy should be on theroad. Lastly I want zero tolerancetowards taxi violence in theprovince.Letusresolveour issues in theboard-room, rather than to fight”.
PHOTOS: FILEKZN Capital FM CEO Jerry Jonessaid that his main wish for this yearis to forgive all those who havedone wrong to him, and to alsoproduce a radio station that the citywill be proud of.
Umgungundlovu 107 .6 FM stationmanager says that his goal for thisyear is to provide a diversified radiostation that will embrace allcultures.
Umgungundlovu district municipalitydeputy mayor Fucwana Zungu saidthat her main priority for this yearis to ensure that there is water andsanitation in all the municipalitiesunder the district.
KZN Santaco chairperson Boy Zondisaid that he wants zero tolerancetowards taxi violence in theprovince.
Matric pass rate beyond expectionsJOHANNESBURG — The 2013 matricpass rate exceeded the Basic EducationDepartment’s target by reaching 78,2%,MinisterAngieMotshekgasaid inJohan-nesburg on Monday.
In 2012 it was 73,9%, she said. Thedepartment had aimed for a 75% passrate by 2014.
There were 576 490 full-time and130 646 part-time matriculants for2013.
Schools in poor communities per-formed better, with 1 832 schools fromthe lower three quintiles achieving passrates of 80% and higher. Matrics fromthese schools got a total of 78 407 bach-elor passes, required for admission touniversities.
“The notion that the schools from themore elite communities are propping upthe pass rate is therefore invalid,”Motshekga said.
Every province, except the NorthernCape, improveditspassratecomparedto2012.
TheFreeStatewasthetopperformingprovince, increasing its pass rate from81,1% in 2012 to 87,4% in 2013.
Theprovincewiththelowestpassratewas the Eastern Cape with 64,9%, upfrom 61,4% the previous year.
Theresultsfortheotherprovinces,for2012 and 2013, were:• Western Cape: 82,8% and 85,1%;• Limpopo: 66,9% and 71,8%. It had a48% pass rate in 2009;• Northern Cape: 74,6% and 74,5%;• KwaZulu-Natal: 73,1% and 77,4%;• Mpumalanga: 70% and 77,6%;• Gauteng: 83,9% and 87%;• North West: 79,5% and 87,2%.
— Sapa.FOTO: FILE
Basic Education minister Angie Motshekga
KZN with most matric exemptionsMAYIBONGWE MAQHINA
DESPITE coming in just below the nationalmatricpass rateaverage,KwaZulu–Natal dra-matically outperformed all other provinces inthepasses “that count”—withastunning35%jump in university exemptions.
Meanwhile, Premier Senzo Mchunu onTuesday set the unprecedented target of an80%passrateforthisyear, followingthe77,4%pass for the matric class of 2013 — up from73,1% in 2012.
“We are not to accept anything less than80%.Youdemonstrated that you canget it.Welookforwardtoworkingwithyoutoensurethispercentage is achievable,” Mchunu said at theprovincial release ofmatric results in Durban.
The new target was set as Education MECPeggy Nkonyeni threatened to crack the whipon principals of underperforming schools.
But in the most stunning achievementacross the provinces, Nkonyeni revealed that47 202matriculants last year earned the rightto studybachelorsdegrees—compared to just34 779 in 2012.
ThisalsocomparesfavourablytoGauteng’s38 104 bachelor passes — in second position—and just 19 477exemptions for theWesternCape.
Nkonyeni said: “Thisdevelopmentdemon-strates the impact that the system ismaking inimproving quality”.
Anthony Pierce, KZN head of the NationalProfessional Teachers Organisation, said theincreased exemptions represented a “stand-out” performance.
Announcing the results, Nkonyeni said outof the 145 278 candidateswho sat for the finalexaminations, 112 403 passed and 32 875failed.
Other highlights of the matric resultsincluded:
>>42 760 matriculants can now study for adiploma, compared to 36 841 in the previousyear;>>A53,6%pass rate inmathematics (five per-cent increase);>>A 66,4% pass rate in physical science com-pared to 58% in 2012;>> Life sciences pass rate increased from67%to 75,4%.>> Schools that obtained less than a 25%passrate declined from 34 to 25; and>>Seven percent of the province’s schoolsachieved a 100% pass.
Nkonyeni complained about performanceinthecommercialsubjects—businessstudies,accounting and economics—which recordedonly a marginal increase to a 66% pass rate.She said the department were “victims of ourown success”.
“Over the years we paid more attention ingateway subjects such asmathematics, physi-cal science and technology. In the process, weseem to have neglected other subjects”.
Her sentimentswere sharedbyheadof de-partment Nkosinathi Sishi
“Wehave to saywearenothappywith66%pass rate. We feel we can do better”.
Nkonyeni said the department would payattention to the schools that underperformedand make appropriate interventions.
“Thereisnoroomattheinnfor lethargyandincompetence.
“People who are misfits in our educationsystemmust either showtheir interest to learntoenable themselvesorvoluntarily leaveorwewill push them out.
“They must either ship in or ship out,”Nkonyeni said.-WR
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“I’m extremely exited about theresults that I got for last year’sexams. I got a bachelor’s pass anda distinction. That allows me togo to university and study journalism and media studies as I haveplanned for my future”.
Sphindile Ngubane
“I’m not happy with the resultsbecause we did not get the 100%pass rate. In terms of thecurriculum, pupils have worked sohard and they deserve what theyhave achieved. Both educators andpupils have worked hard and Iwould like to urge parents to bemore involved in their children’seducation”.
Sie Zondi (Edendale Technical High School)
SGB chairperson)
“I feel great and I’m happy withmy results. It shows that I workedhard in 2013. I’m happy that I willbe enrolled as a university studentthis year and that I will bepursuing my dream”.
Kholiwe Dlamini
“What I can say is that hard workpays off. I’m very happy about theresults and it’s proof that we havebeen working hard, both educatorsand pupils. The pupils haveworked hard and they deserve thegreat results they have achieved”.
Girly Madonsela
MATRIC RESULTS
The 2013 matric passrate increased from73,1% in 2012 to 77,4%
in 2013. Basic Educationminister, Angie Motshekga,announced the matricresults on Monday nightbefore they were releasedfor dissemination onTuesday.NOMPENDULONGUBANE took to thestreets to find out whatpeople have to say aboutthem.
Motsepe bursary offers to students
ECHO REPORTER
THEMotsepe foundation has called onall thosematriculants who have donewell in the fields of science, IT and ac-
counting, but lack financial assistance tomake applications for funding.
Chairman of the District Motsepe Foun-dation and Funding Committee, ReverendCaleb Mbokazi, said applications close to-morrow (Friday) and preferencewill be giv-en to those students who have excelled inphysical science, IT and accounting.
Application forms canbe collected at Sa-khumnotho offices at the Freedom Squaretaxi rank and must be returned by 5 pm to-morrow.
Alternatively, students may also accessforms from www.motsepefoundation.organdreturnthemtotheSakhumnothooffices.
“Studentsmust attach their CVs, ID cop-ies, letter of acceptance at a tertiary institu-tion and two examination results ahead ofthe final examination.
Approval will be done by the Educationboard at a national level”.
PHOTO: SUPPLIEDChairman of theDistrict MotsepeFoundation,Reverend CalebMbokazi, is callingon matriculantswho have excelledin the fields ofscience, IT andaccounting to startmaking bursaryapplications fromthe foundation.Applications closetomorrow.
Family in desperate search for gogoAN Imbali family aredesperate to find their87–year–old grand-mother who has beenmissing since 6 Decem-ber 2013.
Thembi EmilyZondi, of 2357 WulaRoad in Imbali stagetwo, walked out of thegate of their front gar-den at aboutmidday onthe day and has notbeen seen since.
According to familymembers, she used totakeshortwalksaroundthe neighbourhood, sowhen she went out,nobody thought any-thing of it. The familyare concerned that shemay have become diso-rientated and ended upgetting lost.
Her son, SiphoZondi, said they hadreported her missing atthe Plessislaer policestation. They searchedthemorgues andhospi-tals, and have combedthe surrounding sub-urbs, but so far there isno trace of his mother.
Zondi was wearinga green jersey, browndress, brown beret andblack shoes when sheleft home.
If anyone has seenher, or has informationas to her whereabouts,please call Sipho Zondiat 083 800 6518 orOscar Mchunu at082 791 3563 or con-tact the Plessislaer po-lice station at033 398 9730. — Wit-ness Reporter.
PHOTO: SUPPLIEDGogo Thembi EmilyZondi who wentmissing at thebeginning ofDecember.
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A PROLONGED disagreement betweengovernment and the labour federation,Cosatu, on the youth wage subsidywhich has now reincarnated as the Employment Tax Incentive Act, appears tobe far from being resolved.The uncertainty of the stability of political dynamics in this country seems todeserve more attention than youth unemployment, at least in my personalassessment of things.One cannot but applaud the compro
mises the ANC–led government hashad to engage in as it tries to bend overbackwards to accommodate Cosatu’srejection of the first proposal to encourage employers, especially in the privatesector, to employ young people who arefacing unemployment and a doomedlife of drug addiction, alcohol abuseand crime.Any parent who can look his or her childin the eyes and say “Cosatu is wrong indenying young people their right to em
ployment,” would readily agree withme that it is a welcome developmentthat government has passed a piece oflegislation called the Employment TaxIncentive Act of 2013.This act of parliament seeks to encourage employers to retain employees oncondition that they are between theages of 18 to 24, registered South African ID carrying citizens and have beenemployed on or before 1 October 2013i.e. over three months ago.However, it is still true that older em
ployees may still be shed if the newyounger ones who were temporary labourers are retained. Hence, tensionsare inevitable and a showdown wouldbe expected between Cosatu on theone hand and the government/business community on the other hand.At the end of the day, the reality of thesituation is that the various unions affiliated to Cosatu are what they are: organisedlabour representatives that aretrying hard to represent the interests ofthe workers, but employers still havethe upper hand in deciding who andwhen to hire or fire.In a healthier country where patriotismmatters, an ideal scenario would have
been to have a situation where the interests of older employees are guaranteed by the employer class, whilst weembrace new, younger employees whoare subsidised by government. In anideal set–up, there should be nothingwrong with government providing incentives to business to create jobs forothers.It is a great pity that in South Africa thismatter is also a deeply political and ideological one. Political because a moreradical Cosatu stilltobreakawaygroup led by the National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa (Numsa) isnow distancing itself from the rulingparty, and defying Cosatu’s one–union,one sector rule due to the continuedsuspensionoftheCosatugeneralsecretary, Zwelinzima Vavi.
Ideological because Cosatu is for amore socialist solution to creating decent jobs which would see sectors likethe manufacturing industry enjoyinggovernment interventionintheinterestof job creation and a meaningful betterlife for all.Thanks to the Vavi saga, which may bea precipitating factor in changing thecountry’s political landscape, it seems
that history is just waiting to judgeSouth African political, labour andbusiness leaders harshly for failing toeffectively support the developmentalstate under the current ruling party.The ANC’s sustained effort to make a
mixed economy work in this countryhas had great potential since 1994, butpoor collaboration, lipservice andscanty practical contribution from theside of business and labour circles have,to say the least, let the nation down.Rightly or wrongly, political leadershippreferences are constantly unpredictable in this country.And now the biggest labour federationin Africa is experiencing unfamiliarcracks in leadership too.We also have a business communitythat remains intransigent and parasitic– if not racist and greedy – and nothingmuch has changed.The intransigence and selfishness of
strategic players may be a new strugglethat we still need to engage in more vigorously than the former antiapartheidstruggle.
Simphiwe Mkhize writes in hispersonal capacity.
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ECHO MY ECHO SOAPIESGENERATIONS
SHOCKandconfusionwhenChop-pachasesall thecustomersout.Jasoncatcheshishusbandintheact.Ngam-lawalks straight into a trap. Cosmo isready to make good on his threat. Arevenge ploy goes horribly wrongwhen the wrong person gets shot.Senzo makes some new friends.Akhona is angry when Kimberleybreaks a promise. Zinhle believesthe firewasher fault.MJ is hauntedbywhathe’sdone.Priska is relievedwhen her bluff pays off. DesperateJasonbegsPhumeleleforhelp.Thepolicemake anarrest related to thefire. Cindy is sick of pretending shelikes Khethiwe. Choppa gets theshock of his life. Isabel is freakedwhen she’s attacked while shesleeps.
ISIDINGOSHOCKING new details emerge
concerningBarker’spast.Theboysinthe communeget anunexpected visi-tor.Lerato reveals thedepthofher in-ner conflict. Barker and Albert give aconfusedHarriet vastly differing ver-sion of the death of their grandfather.Charlie learns that her darkest secretcouldwellbeuncovered.Leratoman-ages to focusnot on the tragedyof thepresent -- but on the possibilities thefuturemight hold. Albert attempts toforce Barker’s hand, never a goodidea. Benjamin and Calvin find thattheir truce was short-lived. Leratotries without success to get others todoherwork forher.Albert is pushingtogetBradley toaccept theTV jobbe-fore their financial house of cardscomes crashing down. Frank triesdesperately to get Ben and Calvin toseesenseasanothervictimfalls toJu-lian’sgang.Leratofacesherbigmeet-
ing with Barker as she tries to re-launch her business. Bradley
discovers a devastatingtruth about his father,
and their situation.Calvin ignores alladviceandtakesa dangerousdecision.Lera-toputsherfootdown abouther salonbusiness,andthreatens tomake ene-mies in herownfamily.
MU-VHANGO
THANDAZAhas thepower tosave Te-boho’slife. Kho-motjofightswith theMojalefasover where
Phathudishould be buried.Sthe has a crushon Busi. Albertand his son aregetting closerwhichdoesn’tplease Hang-wani orRendani.The Matricresults areout. Tebo-ho finallyconfessesthe truthto Than-daza. Bu-sani andLerumoare scan-
dalised when Khomotjo is deter-mined to make Phathudi’s funeral apublicityevent.Thandaza is forced tolie to protect her own brother. Kho-motjo throwsPhathudi’s familyoutofthehouse.ShonisanidecidesthatMu-lalo hasmadehis choice. Thandaza’srelationship with her brother fallsapart. Khomotjo learns of her hus-band’s last wish. Thandaza battleswith letting go of Vusi. Mulalo hasgood news for Albert. Tebohomakesher triumphant return to Thathe,with Morena in tow Busani says hisgoodbyestoThuli.LerumokicksKho-motjo out of his brother’s house.
SCANDALPALESAwitnesses a very disturb-
ing incident which makes her worryabout Bronnie’s relationship withCameron. Obakeng returns, havingmade an important decision regard-ing his future with Gloria. Ndumisoputs his nose where Jafta wouldn’twanthimtoandmakesastartlingdis-covery.Theweddingdayhasarrived,but will the big event go off without ahitch? Cameron has to deal with thefallout ofBronnie’s recentadventure,while Mangi questions whetherThembeka has a secret plan up hersleeve.Cameron’sfather,Ivanrevealswherehe’s been for the last fewyearsbut he does not receive the responsehe was hoping for from his son.Thembeka seems to have a secretagendainherrelationshipwithQuin-ton. Ndumiso makes a shocking dis-covery, but has no proof to support it.Ivanmaybethepositive influence theJansen family has been craving, butBronnie’s innocent confession toPalesamaybewhat tears themapart.Thembeka exposes her agenda inmore ways than one. Ndumiso re-ceives an unexpected token fromJafta, but it doesn’t sit well with him.Ivan continues to win Bronnie’sheart,buthisintentionscauseconflictwithCameron.Thembekakeepseve-ryone guessing about her reasons forreturning home. Ndumiso lets hismoney do the talking.
RHYTHM CITYLUCILLA puts the mysterious
woman to the test. David tries to per-suade Lucilla to bring him informa-tion about DH. Lucilla confronts Gailabout spying for David. DH andLucilla find some interest-ing facts about each oth-er. Jafta tries to get tothebottomofwhat isgoing on betweenMampho andRose. Lucillatells David thatshe’s going toconfess to DHabout her in-volvement inIvan’s death.DH takes Lucil-la to IvanTshinawa’s
grave. Reneilwe tells Mampho thatshe should tell her father the truthabout her status. Lucilla tries to per-suade DH against his mission for re-venge. Lerato is trying to come upwithaplanthatwillkeepherinthetal-ent competition. Jafta confrontsMamphoandsherevealsherstatustohim.DavidputspressureonLucillatosteerDHawayfrominvestigatinghimfor the murder of Ivan.
DAYS OF OUR LIVESSAMI catches E.J. and makes a
bargain with God to save Johnny’seyesight. Kate offers comfort to Ste-fano after running into him of thedocks. Stephanie accuses Melanie ofhaving both Philip and Nathanwrapped around her finger and thetwogetintoaphysicalfightwithMela-nie ending up on the floor. E.J. tellsStefano thathiswarwithSami isoverand he is going to let her see the chil-dren again. Melanie worries thatChloe will tell Philip that she is preg-nant. Jennifer is asking about volun-teeringattheprisonwhenNathanletsit slip that Jennifer volunteers all thetime at the hospital. Stefano tells E.J.that they need to kill Sami’s love forRafe and he has just the plan. Chloeattempts to put themoves on a sleep-ingDaniel.Melanie tells Daniel she ispregnant. Chad brings Johnny a gift.Daniel tellsMelanie that she needs toallowPhilip inthebaby’s lifesincesheknowswhatitfeltliketogrowupwith-out a father.
BOLD AND BEAUTIFULTHELogansistersrememberback
to past Christmases and the goodtimes that they sharedwith their latemother. Katie refuses to believewhatTaylor just told her about what hap-pened between Bill and Brooke dur-ing her absence and then questionsher intentions. Brooke has a theoryaboutwhyTaylorappears tobeout toincriminate her against Katie. Taylorattempts to get Bill to confess that hebetrayedKatiebykissingBrooke.Un-able to contain her guilt, Brooke con-fessesandapologises toKatie.Seeinghow difficult of a time that his sisterishavinggettingoverherbrokenrela-tionship,Rickmakesadecision to tellHopeabouthowheliedtoher.Brookeoffers to help Rick tell Hope about his
deception, but he is adamantthat he needs to do it
himself.Bill attemptstoget in touchwithCaroline tomake sure thatshe isn’t tell-ing anyoneanythingthat sheshouldn’tbe.
KB Motsilenyane playsLucilla Vilakazi inRhythm City.
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Ngema leaves a proud legacySOUTHAfricalostoneof itsartsexpo-nents, Bhoyi Ngema, as many werepreparingtocelebrateChristmasDay2013 and the ushering in of 2014.
Ngema, the brother of MbongeniNgema, died in Durban’s Inanda onDecember 22 after he was hit by astolen vehicle.
His death has been descried as agreat loss to the arts industry byKwaZulu–Natal Arts, Culture, Sportand recreation MEC NtombikayiseSibhidla–Saphetha.
“It is with great sadness that wehave lost such a talented artist whowas inspirational to many young
artists in the country,” said the MEC.Sibhidla–Saphetha said Ngema’s
untimelydeath isnotonlya loss tohisfamily, but to the province and thecountry as a whole.
“Ourheartsgoouttohisfamilyandthe arts and culture fraternity duringthis difficult period. May we findcomfort in the fact that Ngema left alegacy the country is proud of.
“We encourage our young artiststo take a leaf from his commitmentand thehardworkhedisplayedasanartist.Mayhissoulrest inpeace,”saidthe MEC.
Bhoyi Ngema was one of the
founder members of Committed Art-ists.
He was widely respected in SouthAfrica’s arts fraternity and abroad asa fine actor.
He toured extensively in many ofCommitted Artists’ productions.Among thesewereAsinamali,Lionofthe East, Magic at 4am and Siyagiya2012. He also starred in the TV soap,Muvhango.
Bhoyi Ngema is survived by hisson,Qiniso,andbyhisthreebrothers,Johannes, Mbongeni and Nhlanhla,as well as his two sisters, Fikile andNokuthula. – Supplied.
PHOTO: SUPPLIEDActor Bhoyi Ngema was killed when he was hit by a stolen car in Inanda.
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Spirit in Bafana campshould spell positive results>> Defender from Pietermaritzburg, Bryce Moon, believes the team will do well
DESPITE putting together a team for theChampionshipofAfricaNations (Chan)beingabit of abattle forBafanaBafana
head coach Gordon Igesund, things are nownormal and looking positive.
According to Pietermaritzburg player, andMamelodiSundownsdefenderwhoiscurrent-lyinthetrainingcamp,BryceMoon,theatmos-phereandspiritareverygoodandsuggest thata positive result might be in the pipeline forBafana Bafana’s first game on Saturday.
Bafana Bafana will officially kick off theirChan campaign against Mozambique at 6pmat Cape Town stadium.
“Thepreparationsaregoingwellandalltheplayers are just happy going into the camp. Ifthemood,theatmosphere,thesupportandthevibe around Cape Town is anything to go by,wearedefinitelygoingtodowell in the tourna-ment.
“The coach and Safa officials around us inthecampareworkinghardtokeepusmotivat-ed and focused for the event,” said Moon.
Igesundsaid thatall theproblemsthat tookplace before travelling to the camp are now athing of the past.
“Look, challenges will be always there. Re-member this event is not on the Fifa calendarbut we are just glad that we got a team to com-pete.
“Iwouldalso like to thankSafaandthe teamowners for coming up with a solution after sit-ting around the table. I am glad we are nowlooking strong and are ready to represent ourcountry with pride.
“Whatever happened is nowbehind us andour focus is on our first game against Mozam-bique on Saturday. The support and the buzzaround theMother City is amazing andwe aregoing in there on Saturday with positiveminds,”said Igesund.
Igesundalso agrees thatBafanaBafanaarein a tough groupbut said they are prepared forany challenge.
“Our group is not easy at all, others are al-ready calling it a group of death. But as a host
PHOTO: FILEHaving been out of Bafana Bafana for sometime, Mamelodi Sundowans player Bryce Moonis back in the national team that prepares toplay Mozambique in the Chans on Saturdayevening.
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