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ANC to meet with angry residents NCEBA DLADLA

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HE ruling African National Congress (ANC) will be meeting aggrieved Ward 48, 49, 50 and 53 residents in KwaLanga, Kamesh and Rosedale in Uitenhage today.

This is according to ANC regional Secretary Zandisile Qupe. Three urgent meetings

will be held in the different areas. The first one will be at the Allanridge Hall at 10am, followed by KwaXaba at 1pm and in an open space known as Moeggesukkel at 3pm. Attendees will be addressed by Nelson Mandela Bay Executive Mayor Oom Ben Fihla and Human Settlement Portfolio Chairperson Buyisile Mkavu among others.

The alliance partners and clergy will also attend these very important meetings, ac-

cording to Qupe.

Qupe said these meetings were aimed at quelling the violent protests that saw the destruction of public and private property, including the office of Ward 50 Cllr Zolani Ncwadi and PR Cllr Sienna Baartman, a community hall and a clinic last Thursday.

It is believed angry back-shack dwellers started the mayhem as they illegally occupied the land in demand for houses. They blamed

the municipality for poor service delivery.

Singing struggle songs and toyi-toying, the residents blockaded the entrance into Rosedale and threw stones at municipal vehicles and the police while burning tyres.

Watching the city under siege, one resident commented that Uitenhage was burning like Marikana!

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Jikeleza registration for safe festive season

Seen here are the KwaNobuhle Station Commander Col Zolani Xawuka (in SAPS Cap), Const Kiamba Kamba (fourth from right) and right CPF Chairperson Monica Mbatsha with members of CPF and Jikeleza taxi drivers during their taxi numbering last week. Read the full story on page 2.

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We are looking for a front page Christmas Baby REPORTER

PE Express Indaba is looking for a baby to grace the front page of the last edition of the year – the Christmas edition on Wednesday, December 18.

Parents will be able to enter their babies by uploading a photo on www.pe-express.co.za.

Entry closes at 4pm on Thursday, December 5.

Apart from the honour of appearing on the front page of the newspaper, the winning baby of the PE Express Indaba wins a first prize of R1000 Pier 14 shopping voucher.

The first runnerup will win a R750 Pier 14 shopping voucher and the second runner up will receive a R500 Pier 14 shopping voucher.

The competition is based on the popular annual Port Elizabeth Express Christmas Baby Competition which is aimed at making the day

even more special for babies who are celebrating their first Christmas. Only babies born on or after November 23, 2012 are allowed to enter.

Other OP Koerante titles also holding the competition for readers in their respective distribution areas are PE Express, Kouga Express (Jeffreys Bay and Humansdorp), Sunshine Coast Express (Port Alfred and Grahamstown), UD News (Uitenhage and Despatch) and East London Express.

All entrants will be featured on the publications’ websites and one overall website winner will also be chosen by reader’s vote from all the entrants.

Voting will commence after the closing for entries and can be done via facebook. More details to follow via Facebook and website.

To enter, parents must upload a recent colour photograph of their baby on www.pe-express.com.

Competition rules The closing date for entries is at 4pm on Thursday, December 5.

Entries will be accepted from all babies born on or after November 23, 2012.

Entry photos need not have a Christmas theme, and baby’s face must be clearly visible.

The front page winner will be selected from the photographic entries by judges who will be representing the prize sponsors. The website winner will be selected via public vote.

Entry photos will be selected, at the discretion of the PE Express Indaba Editor, to be published in the run-up to the finals. Not all the entries will be published in the newspaper.

Community unite for bereaved family NCEBA DLADLA MEMBERS of the community in Uitenhage have united to assist the family of a 10year old victim of last week’s riots in the Rosedale, KwaLanga and Kamesh area.

“Uitenhage community structures have united to help the family of the Uitenhage riot victim,” said Nelson Mandela Bay Municipal spokesperson Kupido Baron.

After receiving a plea for help from the family of 10-year-old Marisha Speelman, the ANC in Nelson Mandela Bay, Clergy from Uitenhage and Afrisave, one of the local companies, announced yesterday

ANC to meet angry residents Continued from page 1 “As the ANC we are deeply hurt by the turn of events, especially the destruction of property,” said Qupe. He said the ANC regional executive and church leaders were going to meet the aggrieved residents to quell the fires.

“We understand clearly the stressful situations that our people find themselves in owing to lack of houses. However, we call upon the law abiding citizens of Uitenhage to distance themselves from violent acts. We urge our people to be patient and avoid being misled and used as a tool for political point scoring,” said Deputy Executive Mayor Chippa Ngcolomba.

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The ANC regional executive met branch members at Uitenhage Town Hall on Saturday, according to Qupe.

“We told branches that it was their responsibility to inform residents of government programmes, and not let people become angry and take drastic action because of lack of information,” said Qupe.

He further said, “Land invasion is, however, illegal. The delivery of houses is government’s responsibility. Cllr Mkavu will do a presentation to show the residents that our government is working on a housing delivery plan - which is still on course,”

Jikeleza registration for safe festive season NCEBA DLADLA KWANOBUHLE Community Police Forum (CPF), members of the SAPS in KwaNobuhle and the Jikeleza Taxi Association have entered into an agreement aimed at ensuring the safety of commuters as we enter the festive season.

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that they would be helping the family.

Marisha, daughter of Bonakele and Maria Speelman, died tragically last week during the protests in which public and private property was damaged and the lives of public representatives threatened.

ANC Regional Secretary Zandisile Qupe sent words of condolence to the bereaved family for the unfortunate incident.

He said, “As the ANC in the region we are deeply sorry to the Speelman family for losing their child at such a tender age.

Incidents like this should not happen in this metro municipality.”

In a meeting held at the Jeff Masemola Community Hall last Thursday, both the Jikeleza taxi owners and drivers showed their commitment to good work ethics as they received the registration stickers for their Jikelezas from KwaNobuhle Police Station Commander Colonel Zolani Xawuka and the CPF Executive last Thursday.

“We want all the Jikelezas operating here to have stickers so that we know who their owners are, their drivers and which vehicle make they are,” said Col Xawuka.

This was also aimed at assisting commuters who lost their valuables like cellphones, IDs and purses to know what number the Jikeleza was in order to get their lost belongings back.

“This would also prevent vehicles from outside of the area, like Port Elizabeth for instance, coming to work illegally in KwaNobuhle,” said CPF Chairperson Monica

Mbatsha.

Mbatsha added that this registration was also intended to be a deterrent to would-be robbers and rapists pretending to be Jikeleza taxis in order to prey on unsuspecting people especially women at night.

In the meeting it was decided that no unregistered Jikeleza would be allowed on the road after the end of November. Nobody from outside of KwaNobuhle would be allowed to ferry passengers and drunken-driving would not be allowed. “Nobody will be allowed to spoil the peace in KwaNobuhle!”

Drivers were told that the registration and numbering of their vehicles did not absolve traffic officers and the police from doing their traffic-law enforcement work.

“Road blocks, stop and search and other safety-requirements would still be expected by members, said CF Deputy Chair Siphiwo Vusani “We’ll be working with the SAPS and the CPF on this as we have long been waiting for it,” said Jikeleza Taxi Association Chairperson Kleintjie Plaatjies.

Uitenhage police spokesperson W/O Gerda Swart commended the move as the first of its kind which other members of the Uitenhage Cluster would love to emulate.

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Hospital in search of missing mom NCEBA DLADLA MOTHERWELL residents are urged to help Dora Nginza Hospital authorities locate Nomawethu Poni (26) who is believed to be somewhere in Motherwell.

Where is Nomawethu Poni?

According to Dora Nginza Hospital Principal Social Worker Pamela Rubushe, Nomawethu delivered a baby boy on Friday November 1 and was discharged on Saturday November 9.

Nomawethu left the breast-fed baby in the care of her mother Nontozakhe Poni and was not seen since. According to Rubushe, Nomawethu has two other children aged five and two years, who are also staying with her mother in Alicedale.

“Nomawethu is said to be somewhere in Motherwell whereas she is supposed to be in Alicedale with her three children including the baby,” said Rubushe.

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Poni had a different view. First she admitted that Nomawethu left the children in the care of her mother in Alicedale, but added that the family was not worried.

Said Fundiswa, “We do not know where Nomawethu stays but we are not looking for her. She cares about her children. She applied for their child-support grants and left the cards with me. Her mother will come during pay-day and get the money. I don’t know what the fuss is about.” * The hospital is also tracing the whereabouts of Nomachina Makambi (23) who was last seen at her aunt’s house in Zwide last Month.

Nomachina is believed to be mixing with the wrong crowd, according to her aunt, said Rubushe, adding that Nomachina was declared an unfit mother.

“She left with a 11 year old girl child,” said Rubushe, adding that her aunt Hanjiwe Deliwe feared that the girl could have been given up “to an immigrant as part of human trafficking.”

People sought in connection with their children REPORTER ) ACVV PE Noord is looking for the biological father of Masixole Mtati born 1998/07/09, and Anele Mtati. Anyone with information is requested to contact social worker, Ms BA Melane at 0 041 451 1365 regarding court procedures. ) ACVV Despatch is urgently looking for the biological father and mother of Thembani Mtani (ID 071230 6331 083). The father is alleged to be living in Soweto-on-Sea in Port Elizabeth and the mother, known to be Ms Ntani Ntombovuyo Cecilia, (ID 900924 1343 088) is alleged to be living in Motherwell. Any person with information regarding the mother is requested to contact the social worker, Mrs W Laubscher at 0 041 933 1792. ) Christian Social Services (CMR) is looking for Betty Matshaka who is the biological mother of Nomahlubi Matshaka. Betty used to stay in Missionvalle a long time ago. Any person with information about her whereabouts must contact Ms K.Mashabela at 0 041 484 3554. ) The Department of Social Development and Special Programmes in the Nelson Mandela Metropolitan District (Zwide Service Office) is requesting anyone with information with regard to the family of the child Aphelele Gcume born 1998/05/20, to contact the social worker, Ms N Sandla at 0 041 406 5852 during office hours (8am to 4.30pm) or fax (0 041 406 5752).

To their knowledge the biological father of the child is Vuyisile Wiseman Makhumsha and is deceased. They are looking for the biological mother of the child who is Luleka Gcume. The whereabouts of Luleka are unknown. ) The Department of Social Development in the Nelson Mandela Metropolitan District (Zwide Service Office) is requesting anyone with information with regard to the family of Liyabona Matrosi who is 18 months old to contact the social worker, Ms N Sandla at 0 041 406 5852 during office hours (8am to 4.30pm) or fax (041 406 5752).

To their knowledge the child was brought to KwaZakhele SAPS by Yonela Vazi as she was abandoned by her unknown biological mother. They are looking for the child’s parents or relatives or any relevant information about Yonela Vazi. ) The Department of Social Development in the Nelson Mandela Metropolitan District (Zwide Service Office) is requesting anyone with information with regards to the family of Liyabukwa Mcinga born 13/08/2005 to contact the social worker Ms. N Sandla at 0 041 406 5852 during office hours (8am to 4.30pm) or fax 0 041 406 5752.

To their knowledge the biological mother of the child is Nonzwakazi Orienda Mcinga and is deceased. They are looking for biological father of the child who is Thando. He is reported to be from Zwide. ) The ACVV PE Suid is looking for the father of Thina Mbelane. He is known only as

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) The ACVV PE Suid is looking for the father of Nolukholo Quandana. Lukholo Mathafeni is allegedly her father and the last the family heard of him, he was in St Albans Prison. Any person with information regarding the father can contact the social worker, Ms K Fourie at 0 041 585 4176. Any information will be treated confidentially and will be appreciated. If the father cannot be traced the child

) The Department of Social Development and Special Programmes, Nelson Mandela Metro District (Motherwell Service office) is requesting anyone with information with regards to the biological mother, Khunjuzwa Njibana, born on 5/6/1983 to contact the social worker, Ms F Mpofu at 0 041 461 7914/5, during office hours (8am to 4.30pm) or fax 041 451 3458. She is reported to be residing at Kwazakhele. The address is unknown. The child is Siyamthanda Njibana born on 23 December 2005 residing at no 105, NU Motherwell. ) The Department of Social Development and Special Programmes, Nelson Mandela Metro District (Motherwell Service office) is requesting anyone with information with regard to the biological parents of Phumelela Nqwelo who was found abandoned in the streets of Zwide in 1997 to contact social worker Nokoya at 041 461 7914/5/6/7 during office hours (8am to 4.30pm) or fax 041 451 3458. The child was found by the late Ms Bukelwa Prince. After the death of Bukelwa, Sophie Mkoko took over the care of the child. Mrs Mkoko also died early in 2013 leaving Phumelela in the care of her daugther Vuyelwa Mkoko.

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) The ACVV PE Suid is looking for the father of Nothembinkosi and Ntombizanele Ndingane. He is known only as Michael to his daughters. He is allegedly living in Johannesburg, but his address is not known. The children came to Port Elizabeth with their mother, Ntombethemba Ndingane, when she became ill. She passed away soon after she returned to Port Elizabeth. Any person with information regarding the father can contact the social worker, Ms K Fourie at 0 041 5854176. Any information will be treated confidentially and will be appreciated. If the father cannot be traced the children will be placed in foster care in terms of the Children’s Act, 2005 as amended.

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INDABA | WEDNESDAY 20 NOVEMBER 2013

Former PSL ref Buyile “Sparks” Gqubule retires NCEBA DLADLA THE MERE mention of the name Buyile Gqubule in South Africa reverberates with football of the highest standard.

KwaNobuhle’s Gqubule, otherwise known as Sparks in South African Football circles, has just called it a day as the PSL referee.

Gqubule, Volkswagen SA PeoplesPavilion Manager, cited injuries as the reason for his early retirement but stated that he was al-

Referee Buyile Gqubule in a PSL match involving Orlando Pirates. SUPPLIED

most there, as the retirement age is actually 48 years.

This man has been in charge as the referee of Premier Soccer League (PSL) matches that involved Soweto giants Kaizer Chiefs and Orlando Pirates, among others.

Here’s a no-nonsense referee who blew his whistle without fear of favour - when it mattered.

During intense matches, featuring feverishly supported football clubs in the country, the dimunitive Gqubule would stand tall, and just smile.

His massive understanding of the game of billions is currently being utilised by SABC Radio Station Umhlobo Wenene FM Sports Programmes. Gqubule (47) has been a soccer analyst since 2010.

Gqubule will be Thomas Mlambo’s guest on TV during SABC1 Sports Show at 10pm tonight. (Wednesday November 20).

“I have been nursing injuries, sometimes for months on end, so because I’ll be turning 48 in January I felt I could call it quits now. Anyway, I had done enough,” said Gqubule.

He started his football at the tender age of 11 years in KwaLanga where he was born.

“I was involved in football since 1976 as a player and administrator but joined the professional ranks as a referee in 1994,” he reminisced.

Gqubule has never had a sad moment about taking a wrong decision that he later regretted in his career. He admitted though, that “There were times when you look back

Buyile and family, wife Thethiwe and children, Luthando, Asemahle and Alizwa. PHOTO:SUPPLIED after the match and feel that, hey, I might have been harsh or too lenient there. But those were moments that helped one improve the game.”

Gqubule received accolades as the PSL referee of the season in 1998 and in the 2009/2010 season. The MTN semi-final match between Kaizer Chiefs and Ajax Cape in that season will always linger in

Gqubule’s memories, he revealed.

“There was chaos in the second leg match which Ajax won but I managed it well,” said Gqubule proudly.

Married to Thethiwe with three children, Luthando, Asemahle and Alizwa, Gqubule is still heavily involved in local football. His services are put to good use in the Nodefa and Nelson Mandela SAFA region.

Send us your news or events before 12:00 on a Monday. You can send it to express@media24.com or contact the PE Express Indaba reporter, Nceba Dladla, at 0 041 503 6007.

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Mandela Bay NGOs trained on HIV/Aids NCEBA DLADLA EDUCATION and training of Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs) and local Co-operatives is very essential for the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals, according to the South African Non-Governmental Organisations Coalition (SANGOCO) Vice-President Joyce Matyumza.

In the Six Millennium Development Goals, according to Matyumza, goals number 4, 5 and 6 were intertwined under the broad name of (public) health.

She said those goals were essential to achieve and were more than anything else, a responsibility of the NGOs and Cooperatives - as they were working directly with local communities.

Explaining, Matyumza said, “Goal number 4 - is about reducing child mortality, number 5 is about improving maternal health while goal number 6 is about combating HIV/Aids, Malaria and other diseases.” To achieve their aims, Matyumza said they had solicited the training and empowering of Nelson Mandela Bay Munic-

ipality’s SANGOCO affiliated NGOs and Cooperatives by Seboka Network Training and Support at the IDAMASA offices in New Brighton last Wednesday to help them take responsibility in the fight against HIV/Aids.

“We are reaching out to local communities in order to empower them with knowledge and skills to combat the spread of HIV/Aids,” said Seboka Network Training and Support Coordinator Patty Hara.

“The focus at this two-day workshop was in the Prevention of Mother To Child Transmission (of HIV) aptly referred to as PMTCT,” Hara told PE Express Indaba.

Further, Hara said they did public awareness campaigns, ran workshops and worked through clinics and public places to train people and encourage them to train others.

“We’ll soon be training Nelson Mandela Bay Traditional Leaders and Councillors, said Hara, a social worker by profession, adding that they also offered counselling to people in need.

“People who need our services can contact our office at No. 89 Russell Road,” said Hara in her parting message.

Hoza Goldenage Club members celebrate with social workers Nolusindiso Williams, Yoliswa Mahaniso and Phindiwe Mnyatheli. PHOTO:NCEBA DLADLA

Gogos celebrate their birthdays in style NCEBA DLADLA MEMBERS of the Hoza Goldenage Club took time off from the hustles and bustles of this age to give themselves a treat at St Edward’s Congregational Church in New Brighton last Wednesday.

The gogos had a birthday celebration party in honour of those among them who were born in August, September and October.

Celebrating birthdays were Irene Hopa (84), Lindelwa Tiso (75), Dikeledi Menong (65), Thandeka Sokuyeka (60), Nobantu Oliphant (61), Mase Lupondwana (68) and Nomzi Zondani (73).

The members had prepared a scrumptious three-course meal which was served with love and enjoyed by all.

“We have had a lot of work this year and decided to give ourselves a good time by celebrating the birthdays of some of our

members,” said club founder Jurmatha Majola.

This year alone they knitted and donated jerseys to schools for their needy children and also donated cricket kit as well as cricket jerseys to schools that play cricket.

“Those (cricket kit and jerseys), we got from Gerald (Majola),’’ she said, referring to her son, former SA Cricket, CEO son, Gerald Majola.

Port Elizabeth social workers Nolusindiso Williams, Yoliswa Mahaniso and Phindiwe Mnyatheli visited the gogos on the big day and wished them well.

“It is good for the elderly to just forget about everything else, just once, and have a good time. We are here to support them,” said Williams who stated that they were not even aware of the party - but came only to see whether the old ladies were well.

“Oh yes, we are well and happy,” said Nobantu Oliphant, one of those who were celebrating their birthdays.

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Dr Appavo won’t close for December NCEBA DLADLA POPULAR Port Elizabeth medical practitioner Soondra Appavo has permanently moved from his surgery in Korsten to Salsoneville.

Dr Appavo said the move was prompted by the fact that his patients were struggling to locate him because of his alternating between these two premises.

The Salsoneville surgery is within walking distance from the Cleary Park taxi rank, for those PE Express Indaba readers who are not mobile.

He said he wished his patients a healthy festive season, but in case of health problems he will be able to assist as he will not be closing for December.

“For the past eight years I have been open-

ing in Salsoneville at 8am and closing at about noon to start opening in Korsten just before 2pm. This has been a problem for many of my patients,” explained Dr Appavo, who is the son of one Dr SV Appavo, a very well-known community leader who had since passed on.

Soondra, who studied BA at a United States (US) university and MBBs in India, started his practice in Salsoneville in 1992.

Former nursing sister Ruth Coltman (68) of Bridgemead who once worked with Dr Appavo at Livingstone Hospital, later joined him when he started his private practice and was now his patient said she would not mind going to Salsoniville to see Dr Appavo.

“He’s such a caring and compassionate doctor who takes so much pride in his job.

Wherever his surgery is, I’ll go,” said Mama Ruth.

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Bathweswe izidanga abafundi bakaGrade R eKayser Ngxwana NCEBA DLADLA UTHWESO-zidanga lwabantwana abaphumelele uGrade R lutyala imbewu ethi yakuhluma iphucule ubomi bomtwana, ikhaya lakhe nesizwe, kutsho iNqununu yesikolo samabanga aphantsi kwilokishi yakwaZakhele iKayser Ngxwana, uMonde Tesana.

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Fumisukoma Primary School from Motherwell and KwaZakhele’s BJ Mnyanda Primary school were among the 75 South African schools that took part and won in the nationwide Omo consumer competition.

“These schools received brand new sports kits in 2013, plus a Mini Science lab per school,” said Omo spokesperson Caroline Clayton.

These Science Portalabs, Clayton said, have a proven success rate in helping mould young minds by providing practical application to what they learn.

Explaining, Clayton said, “The benefits include a 30% increase in learners’ Natural Science assessment marks, promote teamwork and get learners involved and moreover, because they make science lessons more meaningful they improve learners’ attitudes to the subject.”

In its 7th year to date, the OMO Schools’ Challenge has helped South African pupils un-

leash their full potential through spending time outdoors and getting much-deserved physical activity.

BJ Mnyanda Primary School Principal Tammie Xaluva commended Omo for making such a huge difference in the lives of the pupils of her school.

“The NS teachers are so overjoyed by this gesture that they find it so easy to complete lessons as they are able to do experiments in the Mini-lab. The pupils are able to see the experiments and find the lesson meaningful and easy to understand,” said Xaluva.

She added that it was the same with the sports-gear. “Our children love sport and wear the kit every Wednesday and even on Mondays during Physical Training,” said Xaluva.

According to Clayton, this gesture was also part of OMO’s 50th birthday celebration, aimed at making a positive contribution to South African children’s education.

“OMO has been actively involved in the OMO Schools Challenge for the past 7 years, the results of which have impacted children all over South Africa. We believe our efforts have definitely contributed to improving children’s performance at school and consequently provided them with opportunities to achieve their full potential,” said Clayton.

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Excelling Ben Nyathi pupils awarded NCEBA DLADLA BEN Nyathi Primary School had its annual prize-giving at Lilian Ngoyi Sports Centre, Kwazakhele last Tuesday November 12.

“It was an opportunity for us to reward top academic achievers and those pupils of our school who excel in music and sports,” said Deputy Principal Matholengwe Xamana.

All Grade 1-8 pupils who excelled in the Learning Areas taught at the school received Diplomas together with those who participated and excelled in the school’s soccer, netball and rugby.

Xamana said during the glittering event they also acknowledged and awarded certificates to pupils for their diligence, neatness and the most improved in academic as well as cultural activities.

Akhona Sonti and Nomphelo Monki were the most celebrated pupils in the event for having put this Kwazakhele school on the national map.

Said Xamana, “A rugby player, Sonti was awarded with EP colours this year. He was in an EP U-12 Team that played in a national tournament in Riversdale in September.”

Although it was not the first time that a Ben Nyathi Primary School’s rugby player received EP colours, according to Xamana, no one had ever represented the province in a national competition,” said Xamana, adding that like Sonti, Monki, a soloist in Grade 7

represented the province in a national music competition this year - something that was done only by a choir, previously.

“These children put our school on the national map. Now we are known nationally, because of them,” a delighted Xamana said..

Deputy prncipal Matholengwe Xamana with achiever Akhona Sonti. PHOTO:NCEBA DLADLA

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KwaNobuhle BuildIt on grass-roots football the best. We need more football development at grassroots level to build and nurture the talent that is there in order to perform better at international level. I have seen so much talent here,” said Tau, who also praised local coaches for the “investment” they put in to these future football stars.

Although Tau had seen such development tournaments in the country before, he, however, Sinothando Dlamini wins Player of Tourney was yet to see a combined efcongratulated by from right, JImmy Tau, Jimmy Tau has a ball on the head of a New City Stars player fort structured from local to Monde Mhletywa, David Goldberg and followed by BuildIt owner David Goldberg and Nodefa President Michael Mubvanyika. PHOTO: NCEBA DLADLA national level, he said.

Monde Mhletywa. PHOTO:NCEBA DLADLA In the Premier League arrived in the city last Friday to hold coaching match, Manchester United striker Liyabuya NCEBA DLADLA clinics to benefit local youth at the VW SA’s Mabizela’s goal in 18 minutes grabbed the GRASS-ROOTS football development should PeoplesPavilion in Uitenhage, thanks to the championship by edging a game Imbabala be taken seriously up to national level if the partnership between VW SA, Nodefa Execu- Young Stars 1-0. Highland Spurs beat Chelsea 1-0 to win the First Division competition while country has to produce best footballers, ac- tive Committee and BuildIt. Watching every game as it progressed, Tau New City Stars took the U-13 honours by beatcording to former Kaizer Chiefs and Orlando Pirates Captain Jimmy Tau at the weekend. saw how local footballers enjoy their game as ing Highlanders 3-2 on penalties after their 1-1 cheered and encouraged by the crowds of both draw in full-time score.

New City Stars skipper Sinothando Dlamini Tau, who recently retired from competitive young and old who are also ingrained in this won the R1000 bursary on offer for his stirling football, was an honoured guest of KwaNobuh- ‘football religion’.

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Winning teams received trophies, medals, Premier League Tournament’s Top 8 Finals at created to keep the youth off the streets and soccer kit, bags and water bottles, among othJabavu Stadium, KwaNobuhle on Saturday. do what they love - playing football.

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Khayelitsha Stars could not hunt Imbabala SELBY MADIKANE NODEFA VW Community Trust Premier League champions Imbabala Young Stars showed that they were unstoppable when they routed Khayelitsha Stars 4-1 in their premiership at Jabavu Stadium in KwaNobuhle last weekend.

Young Callies gave a good account of themselves in a 5-3 win over XI Stars. City Style drubbed Black Aces 2-0. Jamaican Stars drew 0-0 with Really Rangers.

Kabah United Brothers (KUBS) punished Manchester Babes in their 4-2 win.

New City Stars supporters were so astounded to see their side going up with 5-1 margin to Golden Chiefs.

Stokes United and City Friends drew goalless in their thrilling encounter.

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Romans a force to be reckoned with SELBY MADIKANE YOUNG Romans had what it takes to be a force to be reckoned with when they beat two ZAFA Njeya Investments Premier League top guns in their recent double header at Wolfson Stadium.

AmaRoma (Young Romans’ nickname) which remains the only side who have not yet tasted any loss in ZAFA Njeya Investments Premier League, managed to beat Continental Express 3-1 and Dynamos 3-2.

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PE Golfer Peter Zingela wins Open Golf Tourney NCEBA DLADLA PORT Elizabeth amateur golfer Peter Zingela won the Fish River Sun Golf Open that took place at the Fish River Resort near Port Alfred at the weekend.

It was not an easy feat, according to EP player Zingela who has had a couple of tournament wins before.

Explaining, he said that the stormy weather and his equally talented and determined opposition nearly spoilt it all for him.

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PE Golfer Peter Zingela’s the best by far. PHOTO:SUPPLIED

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to play 36 holes but the game was stopped because of the weather while I was just at 10 holes,” said Zingela.

Other players, at this stage, were already at 17 and 19 holes but Zingela considered himself lucky as he started off on a high note when the game resumed at 6am the following morning.

“The game took off at 6am on Sunday and I played so much better, said Zingela from Zwide township.

Born and bread in Walmer township Zingela started playing the sport at the tender age of 11.

He said he was contemplating taking the sport professionally but was worried by lack of game time which could destabilise his plans of playing the sport that he so dearly loved.

“I have only a few games to go before I reach the milestone of being the most kept amateur player in the province. At this stage I am looking forward to achieving that, and perhaps in the future I’ll consider turning professional at over 50,” said Zingela proudly.

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Nxumalo told PE Express Indaba after the game that Real City would make the going tough in Lusikisiki in the second round and he said that they were happy with the away goal.

Nxumalo commended City as a team full of young aspiring players. Morning Stars lost 1-0 their second game to Buffalo FC in East London.

REAL City drew their SAFA Eastern Cape Second Division League first home game 1-1 with the tough Lusikisiki side Champions FC in front of their hundreds of home supporters at Motherwell NU 9 Stadium on Saturday November 16, 2013.

City started like a house on fire but the visitors looked dangerous on counter attack. The home side piled on pressure; their first goal came up with Siphelele Gwenu Jonas to putting his side in the lead of 1-0. Champions’ goalkeeper stood his ground, thus pulling brilliant saves throughout the whole first half.

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Following four corner kicks in succession Champions finally broke City’s strong wall with their skillful midfielder Vela Khumalo heading home their equalizing goal to make the final score 1-1.

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041 484 1913

ZTE R2215 Wap, VGA Camera,R249 Memory Slot, FM Radio

T & C’s Apply

041 484 6950

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041 484 7515

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041 484 5213

46

041 484 5114 Russian and Chips

R19.90

only

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Oh So Heavenly

Scentsation Mini Gift Sets Sweet Vanilla Vibes or Lily Lovely Gift Set 95 PER SET Midnight Mystery Spritzer 100ml, Wash 100ml 95 & Lip Blam 15ml T & C’s Apply

041 487 3472

041 487 0593

64

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R44.99

041 484 4709

041 484 1475

041 484 5529

041 487 0842 041 484 2530 076 880 3030

1. Do great things 2.My Money Plan 3. If you have more then one loan you are paying too much.

041 484 3411 082 786 2715

041 484 3107

Win a Fully Furnished Lounge Suite at Pier 14 this Christmas

041 484 1203

083 561 0253

DOUBLE BASE

R 499.00

041 484 1251 041 484 4041

Any CD R40 or 3 CD’S R99

041 484 2019

Various Music DVD’s @ R50 each

Spend R150 or more to enter

041 484 5348 Competitions Starts 20 November 2013 More Details in Centre

T& C’s Apply

041 484 4071

9ct Gold,Silver,Watches,Touch of Gold,Repairs,Batteries, Engraving & Ear Piercing

Triple - Decker Pizzas

R9490

041 484 4708

Specials advertised in this feature is applicable only to Pier 14 Stores

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