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10 Things you don't know about Gabriel Temudzani
Gabriel Temudzani as Chief Azwindini Mukwevho
Here are 10 things you do not know about Gabriel Temudzani popularly known as Chief Azwindini Mukwevho on Muvhango
Gabriel is 34 years old, born February 10, 1980
He was born and raised in Tshivhilidulu in the Nzhelele area, in Venda
He has been playing the Chief Azwindini character since 2000
He began his acting career in 1995 and made his screen acting debut in 2000.
In 2003 he acted in the feature film A Diamond and Destiny, about the discovery of gold and diamond in Kimberly
In 2009, he landed a lead role in the feature film Night Drive.
In theatre he has appeared in the show The Dog and The Night of Horror, for which he won a Vita award.
He presents the magazine show La Famila, which also airs on SABC2
He took over presenting duties on La Familia from Shandukani Nesengani, starting with Season 3 in 2010.
Gabriel currently lives on the West Rand in Johannesburg.
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Cafeteria renamed in beloved Goochland woman's honor
Cafeteria renamed in beloved Goochland woman's honor
By A.J. Nwoko | January 22, 2020 at 8:37 AM EST - Updated January 22 at 10:25 AM
GOOCHLAND, Va. (WWBT) - There was barely any room left to sit in the Byrd Elementary School cafeteria Tuesday evening as hundreds of students, parents and loved ones packed tightly, shoulder to shoulder against each other and all for the chance to honor Connie May Brice, who served as a cafeteria lady at Byrd Elementary for over 20 years.
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Brice lost her battle with Pancreatic cancer in June 2019, but before her passing, she made a lasting impact on all the students who crossed her path. As a result, the Byrd Elementary faculty and staff decided to rename the Cafeteria in her honor.
Stratford Slater was a kindergartner at Byrd Elementary 46 years ago and now owns a printing business called EZ Ships & EZ Signs in Goochland. During the dedication ceremony, he and his employees unveiled a banner to be hung in the cafeteria in Brice's memory.
"We have a dedication we'd like to give to the school, a little something here for today's event," said Slater. "The name of the cafeteria is going to be changed to Connie's Cafe."
In addition to the banner, a plaque was also unveiled with a message from the Goochland staff to Brice. Brice's son Brandon Brice was overcome with emotion at the unveiling.
Despite the heavy emotion Brandon wanted to make sure to tell one last joke to the audience for Brice which was met with thunderous laughter.
"I know she'd want me to tell y'all this please don't scratch her floors," said Brandon.
Brice's only grandchild Kayden Brice was satisfied to see that so many people came out to support his grandmother.
"She deserved for this room to be packed," said Kayden. "I'm going to say this right now... She is the greatest person I will ever know."
During the dedication, each grade level sang songs or read poems about how much Brice meant to them. The ceremony concluded with a rewritten version of the famous song 'Ain't no Mountain High Enough,' with lyrics that reflected their appreciation for Brice.
A scholarship fund has also been created in Brice's name which will be ward to a deserving Goochland High School graduate who also attended Byrd Elementary.
A.J. Nwoko
A.J. Nwoko is on your side every evening as a multimedia journalist at NBC12. His passion lies in telling stories about everyday people in his community doing extraordinary things and boldly overcoming adversity.
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Fiona Sit Revealed Khalil Fong Saved Her When She Wanted to Take Her Own Life in the Past
Content Warning: The following content may contain verbal and/or visual references to suicide and/or self harm. If you or someone you know is suicidal, please seek assistance with your local suicide intervention group:
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Fiona Sit (薛凱琪) was recently a guest on Wong Cho Lam's (王祖藍) show, "Cho Lam is My Sis" (有個閨密叫祖藍), and revealed they have been friends for over 18 years. They talked about Fiona Sit's love life in which she revealed she was in 4 relationships since she joined the entertainment industry. In two relationships, one lasted 2 years and the other lasted 1 year. However, she has never gone public with any of the relationships.
In the early part of her career, Fiona Sit was plagued with emotional disorders. There was a period of time when she would cry uncontrollably. At the lowest point in her life, she was suffering from extreme depression. Fiona Sit would often have thoughts about committing suicide. There was a time when she was about to take her own life, she called Khalil Fong (方大同) and said, "I want to die tonight. Can you tell me not to die?" Khalil Fong then calmly and patiently discussed the reasons for committing suicide and cheered her up. He successfully convinced her not to do it that night. Fiona Sit said about Khalil Fong, "Khalil Fong is a very rational person. He helped me a lot that night."
Afterwards, Khalil Fong stayed by Fiona Sit while she recovered from depression. Not only did Khalil Fong teach Fiona Sit how to write songs, he has composed a lot of songs for her as well. In return, Fiona Sit's song, "Better Me", was a gift to her and Khalil Fong.
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Pennsylvania's range of hardiness zones make the state ideal for growing a variety of fruit trees that attract deer. A deer's strong sense of smell helps it find ripe fruit still on the tree or on the ground, but deer also like to nibble new spring growth on fruit trees. Provide new trees with protection from foraging until the trees establish themselves. For best results in attracting deer, consider growing small groves of the fruit trees deer love most.
Deer seem fairly unpicky when it comes to eating apples, making almost any apple tree a good one to plant to attract the ungulates. Thousands of varieties of apple trees give Pennsylvania gardeners plenty of choices. Consider planting a mix of early-maturing apples such as Empire or Ginger Gold to feed deer early in the season, as well as later-maturing apples such as Golden Delicious or Rome. Plant at least two apple trees since the trees require another tree to cross-pollinate and set fruit. Apple trees grow in hardiness zones 4 to 9, requiring full sun and slightly acidic soil that's well-drained. Fruit starts appearing on the trees two to three years after planting. To avoid the late spring frosts that are common in Pennsylvania, plant apple trees away from buildings, preferably on mounds or hills, to avoid cold air pockets.
Crabapples are another favorite of deer, with more than 1,000 known varieties. The difference between an apple and a crabapple is based on the size of the fruit. Apples less than 2 inches in diameter get classified as crabapples. One variety that grows sizable fruit includes Dolgo, with fruits measuring 1 1/2 inches in diameter. Deer eat any size crabapple when the fruit matures in the summer and early fall. While most crabapples appear dark red, some trees produce orange or yellow fruit. Many of the varieties keep fruit on the trees well into winter. Crabapples grow in hardiness zones 4 to 8, requiring full sun and well-drained, slightly acidic soil.
Another favorite deer food that's easy to grow in Pennsylvania is persimmons. Originating in China where the trees grow wild, persimmons were introduced to the United States in the mid 1800s. Today's gardener gets to choose from dozens of cultivars that produce astringent or nonastringent fruit. The bright red fruits mature on the tree once the leaves fall off, with astringent fruits becoming edible when they turn into an almost jelly-like mass. Nonastringent persimmons, however, become edible as soon as they get crispy. Both types of trees thrive in hardiness zones 4 to 10. Persimmon trees grow in almost any soil type, as long as it drains well.


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Should Public Funds Be Invested To Buy Stressed Assets In The Absence Of Solid Data?
By Ashwini Agarwal
Why are banks being forced to take massive haircuts, sometimes up to 70 percent, on their stressed assets? It is because the companies they lent to have been stripped bare by unscrupulous entrepreneurs in most cases. These dishonest businessmen have siphoned off money through various means and have left little for recovery. In other cases, the cost of manufacturing was so high and the returns so low that the companies could not come out of the red even after many years of existence. It is nearly impossible to revive such companies and unlike banks, no prudent entrepreneur would be willing to throw good money after bad. The AMCs buy them at steep discounts just to sell individual assets and recover their money, with profit, of course.
Banks have reportedly put Rs 40000 crore worth of bad loans for sale to AMCs in the first half of this financial year after it was clear that delays under the IBC would make the resolution a time-consuming and costly affair. There was also the chance that if and when the resolution happened, the amount recovered (given the quantum of assets of the defaulting companies) would not be much more than what the AMCs would pay, even after the steep discount. Hence, the government has preferred to have them collect money now rather than wait interminably for the resolution.
The steep discounts on stressed assets in India are largely due to the fact that the companies going under the gavel are mostly gone cases - beyond the realm of revival, sucked dry of funds and stripped of valuable assets by dishonest promoters. As no reliable and collated data exists on the number of companies purchased by the AMCs or others and the way they shaped up after the sale, it is very difficult to say whether those who bought such assets really made a profit. They might have, because of the steep discounts at which they purchased them, but that does mean that there exists a lucrative market for such stressed assets and that windfall profits can be made.
As of now, the first requirement is to collect data on all sales of such stressed assets right down to the final disposal by the AMCs. Of course, there are some companies that were stressed due to mismanagement and these can hopefully be turned around under new management. But then the discounts for these companies would generally be much less. Hence, before committing public funds in buying out these stressed assets (as suggested by some experts), the market should be allowed to evolve and data must be obtained and collated. Otherwise, the National Pension System, the Employees Provident Fund and other funds would end up making citizens and workers poorer by taking unnecessary risks.


In 1998, university professor Kembrew McLeod (Associate Professor of Communication Studies at the University of Iowa) trademarked the phrase "freedom of expression"--a startling comment on the way that intellectual property law restricts creativity and expression of ideas. This provocative and amusing documentary explores the battles being waged in courts, classrooms, museums, film studios, and the Internet over control of our cultural commons.
Based on McLeod's award-winning book of the same title, Freedom of Expression(r) charts the many successful attempts to push back this assault by overzealous copyright holders. Freedom of Expression(r) is an essential tool for educators.
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