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June 28, 2018
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HONOURING THE HEROES: As part of a campaign to honour the pupils who took part in the June 16 uprising in 1976, King
William’s Town-based Amathole Museum educational officer Zodwa Ganta put on her school uniform once again. She sits in
a school desk that forms part of the museum’s struggle display, Idabi leNkululeko laseQonce (local struggle for liberation)
exhibition
Picture: DESMOND COETZEE
THE weekend promises
pleasantly warm weather,
although the maximum
temperatures will mostly go
no higher than the teens.
In fact, today will only
reach 16°C after an early
Warm weekend weather
morning start of 7°C. It will
be mostly sunny, but there
is a possibility of a stray
shower in the afternoon.
Tomorrow morning will be
sunny at 8°C, but it might
become cloudy later in the
day. The maximum will be
22°C.
Saturday will be a
pleasant, mostly sunny day
with temperatures ranging
between 6 and 15°C.
On Sunday, after a 10°C
start, it will continue being
sunny and warm with the
maximum reaching 26°C,
ideal for outdoor relaxation.
–w w w. a c c u w e a t h e r. c o . z a
OLD CONNECTION: Buffalo City Sport Council deputy president Zola Theo,
left, poses with his former lecturer from Dower Teachers’ Training College
and current South African Football Association (Safa) president, Danny
Jordaan, during the Safa Buffalo City awards ceremony hosted at the Steve
Biko Centre in Ginsberg at the weekend
Picture: DESMOND COETZEE
ON SHOW
1 July | 14:00 - 16:00
Belgian Scouts on
hall-build mission
SIVENATHI GOSA
A COMMUNITY church in Bhisho is expecting
“Les Scouts” from Brussels today who will be
visiting and staying in the Eastern Cape until
July 20.
Member of the Community Church Group
Lunga Nqini said the main reason for the visit
was that the Scouts would be building a Scouts
community hall in Frankfurt.
“Their initial idea was to build a crèche for the
community but they were denied permission by
the municipality so they have decided to build a
hall that will be used by the Scouts and
community members,” Nqini said.
Member of the Les Scouts Simon de Meeûs
said they had 11 members, ranging from 16 to 18
years old, and four supervisors of 22 to 24 years
of age.
“The purpose of the project is to travel around
the world, to meet people and to broaden our
social experiences. In Belgium, Scouts usually go
to “camp” – as we use to call it – during the
month of July. The main rule of our scouts is to
help one another,” De Meeûs said.
He said Scouting provided young people with
opportunities to participate in programmes,
events, activities and projects that contribute to
their growth as active citizens. Through these
initiatives, young people became agents of
positive change who inspire others to take
action.
“The first week will be for the project itself,
followed by a week and a half where we visit the
country and meet the population. During the last
week, we can continue to visit the country with a
more relaxed perspective.”
Nqini said that after they had completed
building the hall, they were planning to show the
visitors the rest of the province.
“Hopefully if there are enough funds, we are
planning on showing our visitors the beautiful
province which is the Eastern Cape,” Nqini said.
ON THE ATTACK:
VQL Masters’
Sindephi Soli goes
on the attack as an
opponent comes in
to tackle him
during a King
William’s Town
Masters Football
Association league
game against
Kwalini in Bhisho
last weekend. The
game ended in a
2-2 draw
Picture: DESMOND
COETZEE