HUNT BELIEVE'S CHIEFS WILL TAKE THE LEAGUE

Despite Kaizer Chiefs being just four points on top of  Pirates in the PSL, but Supersport coach Gavin-Hunt believes that they will take the league. The Pefeni Glamour boys recorded their seventh Premiership victory in this campaign as they beaten Supersport United 2-1in Polokwne to maintain their unbeaten start.

Hunt who saw his team's first defeat this season, believes that there is no team in the PSL that could challenge chiefs in the field. Meanwhile the Amakhosi coach believes that there is plenty of pressure that comes with sitting on top of the league, but he believes that his players can handle that pressure.

CHIEFS REMAIN ON TOP

Kaiezer Chiefs remain unbeaten in nine matches after crushing Golden Arrows 3-0, at the Peter Mokhaba Stadium last night. In the first half Lehlohonolo Majoro managed to score the first goal for Chiefs, then a brace from Kingston Nkatha secured the win for Chiefs.

Going to last night's game Chiefs were without their, top goal scorer Bernard Parker who was out due to an ankle injury. Chiefs dominated the match, as they had the first scoring opportunity as early as the secong minute of the game. Gaxa played a good ball, into the Arrows eighteen area finding Majoro who fired a shot, but it was a good diving save for Arrows goalkeeper.

The first goal came 12 minutes later after a successful  build up involving Simphiwe Tshabalala who found Majoro who slotted home with his first time effort. The win was sealed by Nkathas brace during the second half of the game.

AFCON SETS TICKET SALES MARK

The South Africa's 2013 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON), Local Organising Committee (LOC) aims to sell 400 00 tickets by end of December. The LOC CEO Mvuzo Mbebe said yesterday, that ticket sales were going very well but he added that more needed to be sold by the end of the year.

AMAZULU HOLD PIRATES TO A 0-0 DRAW

League Champions Orlando Pirates were held to a draw By Durban based Amazulu. After performing very bad since the start of the season, Amazulu have put aside their disappointing form.

Usuthu should give more credit to their goalkeeper though, as he had to make a couple of saves to protect his Goalposts. Bucs really dominated  the game and they were the ones with better scoring chances.
Pirates were on the no two spot in the league table, with four points behind leaders Kaizer Chiefs.

Chiefs played to a 1-1 draw against Maritzburg United on friday, which mean that Pirated will remain on that four points behind Chiefs.

EASTERN CAPE ANC SUPPORTS ZUMA

Reports on the Dispatch online say that the ANC in the Eastern Cape, has sent a team to three separate Provinces to canvass support for Zuma. So that he can stay in office for the second term. The ANC provincial secretary Oscar Mabuyane said a team led by the Provincial Chairperson Phumulo Masualle,had already met with other ANC counterparts in KZN, Mpumalanga and the Free State province.

The ANC in the Eastern Cape has made it clear that they want to retain Zuma as the ANC President Kgalema Motlanthe as Deputy and Baleka Mbete as Chaiperson and Mantashe as secretary general. Now where i am standing I think the only thing that will decide who stays and who goes is the Mangaung Conference that will sit in December.

LENOVO'S NEW CONVERTABLE PC!!

Lenovo's idea pad yoga 11.      The Lenovo yoga 13.


Over the years we have seen people migrate to more advanced, and touchscreen technology. Computers become smaller as technology changes. While on that advancing technology topic: Lenovo which is rated the second world's largest PC maker has just introduced it's line of convertable computers.

Along with this PC launch is their single biggest marketing launch they have ever done. The Marketing campaign which backs four new convertible products which fold, twist or detach, but will first feature the idea pad yoga, an Ultrabook laptop with a tablet screen that folds completely flat. Thats classic for computer lovers. The Yoga 13 will be available in December. while the Yoga 11 will make its debut on October 26.

REV PITYANA BLAMES PEOPLE FOR POOR GOVERNMENT

A quote in the Daily Dispatch online of Tuesday 26 th,by Barney Pityana said: "we must blame nobody but ourselves for the tragedy of our education system,a collapsing healthcare system"

He says we should blame ourselves because we the people,are the ones who elect a Government to rule the country. "We have elected a Government without any intelligence collectively to understand what must be done"said Pityana.

Mr Pityana was speaking in Grahamstown on Monday at Kingswood College's annual memorial lecture to celebrate the life of anti-apartheid activist Neil Aggett. He said people must stop their tendency of blaming, the country's short comings on the Apartheid past.