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ELSON Mandela Bay was the first stadium in the country to see the first goals scored in the Orange Africa Cup of Nations (Afcon) 2013 Tournament on Sunday.

Five goals were scored in two Group B matches here, while Group A matches played on Saturday at the National Stadium in Johannesburg, one featuring Bafana Bafana against Cape Verde and the other Angola against Morocco, both ended in goalless stalemates.

At the Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium Ghana drew 2-2 with the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) whilst Mali beat Niger 1-0 in the Group B matches watched by more than 20 000 vociferous spectators at Nelson Mandela Stadium.

The Black Stars of Ghana’s two goals by Emmanuel Agyemang-Badu (49th minute) and Kwadwo Asamo a few minutes later called DR Congo into action and they were soon rewarded when Deumerci Mbokani who was fouled in the box scored from the penalty spot.

“We are very happy that the dedicated fans came out in numbers to support football. They made us feel good about giving them the best,” said Local Organising Committee (LOC)’s Andile Jomo Mkhathu.

The first day of the tournament in the bay was incident free, noted Mkhathu, who urged supporters to continue to prove that Nelson Mandela Bay is a sports-loving city, a city of football destination. Mkhathu applauded the DR Congo’s performance on the field of play despite the enormous problems their country has been facing in recent times.

Fans provide the necessary support that teams require to get the oomph during the 2013 Orange Africa Cup of Nations (Afcon) tournament. Here supporters of Ghana make some musical noise for their team.

Photo: THEO JEPTHA Bafana Bafana face off against Angola in a must win match at Moses Mabhida Stadium in Durban today

(Wednesday 23 January) at 5pm while Morocco will entertain Cape Verde at the same stadium at 8pm.

Here at Nelson Mandela Stadium tomorrow (Thursday 24 January) in the Group of Death, according to Mkha-

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Ward 17 Cllr Ncediso Captain was locked up in a meeting with the fire victims to find alternative accommodation.

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The temporary house at Chris Hani Informal Settlement was turned upside down by the wind.

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Fire victims refuse temporary structures donated to them

NCEBA DLADLA FIRE victims of the Chris Hani Informal Settlement desperate for new homes, last week had to look a gift horse in the mouth after a temporary house donated to them by The Gift of the Givers, overturned minutes after it was erected.

This was the first structure of a

100 to be erected.

The victims were sheltered at Ithembelihle Comprehensive School since the blaze destroyed their homes. But they had to be relocated when the school re-opened last week.

They were then temporarily housed at St. Stephen’s Church Hall, also in New Brighton.

“We appreciate what the Gift of the Givers is doing, but it is not

their responsibility to build us houses. It is the municipality’s responsibility,” said one of the residents during a meeting held with Ward 17 Councillor Ncediso Captain at the church hall on Thursday.

“The material they used to put the house up is weak and cannot be trusted to build a house with,” said the resident.

Councillor Captain tried in vain to convince the residents to consid-

er taking up the assistance which was offered free of charge - while waiting for the municipality to find alternative accommodation.

“The church would soon want to use its hall. It surely cannot be easy for you to prepare to go to work and children to go to school in the manner in which you are currently staying,” said Cllr. Captain.

“We were trying to help but there was no official from the Municipali-

ty’s Housing Department to assist us,” said Gift of the Givers’s local coordinator Dr Trudy Nel. She said the structure failed because they did not put down a foundation for it. “The plan was for us to put down concrete to prepare the foundation for the structure. We’ll wait until we hear from the Office of the Mayor, the Disaster Management and the Department of Housing, “ said Dr Nel.

Help police nab two armed robbery suspects NCEBA DLADLA KWAZAKHELE police are investigating two armed robbery cases after a man and a woman were robbed in two separate incidents last week.

A case of armed robbery has been reported after a 29 year old man was robbed of his cellphone while sleeping with his girlfriend at his home in Kulati Street at about 5am last Friday.

According to police spokesperson Warrant Officer Thembi Gwe, the complainant was woken up by a knock at his door as an unknown suspect was shouting his name.

“He immediately went to investigate through his window and he saw three males. He opened the door to find out what they wanted when

one of the suspects pointed a firearm at the complainant and demanded a firearm from him,” said W/O Gwe. When the man told the suspects he did not have a firearm, they searched the house, took his girlfriend’s phone and disappeared.

In another incident, a 20-year old woman waiting for a taxi in Njoli Road at 4.30pm last Thursday was approached by two unknown suspects carrying knives. They demanded her bag.

Warrant Officer Gwe said the two men grabbed the bag that had clothing in it and fled the scene.

“Police are still looking for the suspects,” said W/O Gwe, adding that anyone with information on any of the two cases should not hesitate to inform the police.

Founder and President of The Herald of Hope Bible Training Centre Rev. Ricardo Booysen is flanked by the centre’s manager and Secretary Rev. Roland Lewis (left) and Director/Treasurer Faith Winline.

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The Social Workers at Kirkwood Care Centre are urgently looking for the relatives of Zingiswa Sloti. The next of kin in their records is Mrs Nokwakha Magwaca who is the user’s aunt and her address is no 1 Sophazi Street in New Brighton, Anyone with information can contact the social workers at 0 042 2300 333.

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PORT Elizabeth’s Herald of Hope Bible Training Centre is calling on the leadership of independent churches in the Nelson Mandela Bay townships to receive training.

The Bible Centre in Missionvale is working in conjunction with the Union of Pentocostal Evangelical Independent Churches to provide church leaders with training through workshops run on Saturdays. Founder and President of the Centre, Reverend Ricardo Booysen, said since they started the centre in 1997 church deacons, elders, evangelists, pastors, prophets and apostles were equipped

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with knowledge and skills to do their job well.

“Some of them want to serve (the Lord) in the church and they are given the opportunity to do so, only to find out that they do not know exactly what to do. We then use our calling to train and empower them,” said Rev Booysen.

They cover a variety of topics such as training and promotion, membership and finance, church growth, church offering, spirituality, interaction with other Christian Organisations and social relief programmes, to name a few.

The centre’s manager, Apostle Roland Lewis of the Elijah Living Ministries in Missionvale, said he had benefited tremendously from

the training received at the centre.

“I invite other church leaders to come and learn how to be effective in the body of Christ,” said Apostle Lewis.

Lewis said the training would also help leadership in working with their communities to address poverty, drug and substance abuse as well as the scourge of HIV/Aids.

“No matric certificate is required in the training,” said Rev Booysen, adding that the workshops are not theoretical but practical. Trainees pay R150 (donation) which is used to benefit the Soup Kitchen run by the centre, according to Rev Booysen.

For enquiries Rev. Booysen can be contacted at 0 074 224 6228.

Biological father sought The Department of Social Development and Special Programmes is requesting anyone with information with regards to the biological father of the children, Rashieda

and Shahied Blom, to contact Social worker, Mrs AH Jansen at 0 041 406 5883/5905/5708, during office hours (8am to 4.30pm) or fax 0 086 581 8203.

To their knowledge their mother, Shahida Haupt, passed away and their father, Joseph Haupt, was last seen in the vicinity of Uitenhage.

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IPTS finally on the move TANYA VAN ZYL IT was all systems go on Monday when the Integrated Public Transport System, or IPTS, of Nelson Mandela Bay finally started moving forward when it opened (its bus doors) to the public.

After standing still for more than two years (after the Fifa 2010 Soccer World Cup), the buses could be seen all over certain parts of Port Elizabeth on Monday.

The media were invited to hop on to one of the buses to experience it first-hand. We were taken on the Greenacres route (Route 304: City Centre to Greenacres).

According to Mthubanzi Mniki, Communications Officer at the Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality, patrons will have to pay cash to get on to the bus in the beginning, but tickets will be issued at a later stage.

“Once tickets can be bought, we would like to encourage people rather to buy tickets, than to pay cash,” he said.

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School News / Iindaba Zesikolo

Lihle ithemba uGrade 1 uqalile esikolweni NCEBA DLADLA NGAMAWAKA-waka abantwana baseNelson Mandela Bay ababhalisele ukuqala ukufunda uGrade 1 ukuvulwa kwezikolo ngolweSithathu weveki ephelileyo.

= Emsengeni Primary School teacher Buyiswa Mxokozeli embraces her Grade 1 class of 2013.

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Bambi bebenyembezana kuba beqala ukuba ngaphandle koonina nabantakwabo ngeli lixa ingxenye ephuma kuGrade R isele iqhelile ukuba kule ndawo intsha iligumbi lokufundela.

Imibutho yabucala ejongene nemicimbi yezemfundo kweli yazise ukuba ababini kubathathu abantwana abaqale isikolo ngo1994 bawe ecaleni abaliphumelela ibanga leshumi.

IPE Express Indaba ithemba ukuba aba bantwana benkululeko nedemokhrasi baka 2013 nekumelwe ukuba bafumane eyona mfundo ingcono eli lizwe linokuyinikezela, abasayi kunyamalala phambi kokuba bagqibe imatriki.

Sithemba ukuba iziphathamandla, abazali ootitshala noburhulumente buya kwenza konke ukuqinisekisa ukuba ezi mveku zithi nca emfundweni.

Imfundo sisitshixo senkululeko yaye isizwe siyakuxhamla kanobom zakuba ezi nkokheli zangomso zifunde zada zayityekeza. < Kama Primary School Grade 1 teacher Linda Dweba gives a warm welcome to pupils from left, Ntsika Dibi, Nesi Dladla, Khaya Fuzani Jnr, Mihle Dlanga, Siphokazi Dawule and Qhama Tinasi.

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= WB Tshume Primary School Grade 1 pupils Liyabukwa Ndlovu (left) and Asemahle Kopsani have already started with reading.

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Call to train parents for School Governing Bodies NCEBA DLADLA THE Inter-Denominational African Ministers Association of Southern Africa (IDAMASA) has called on parents to show interest in their children’s education.

In a meeting held between IDAMASA and the Department of Education’s School Governing Bodies (SGBs) Coordinator, Nontombi Nama, in New Brighton on Sunday, participation of parents in school governance or lack of it was thrashed out.

Miss Nama highlighted that the role of parents was key in school governance since the advent of democracy.

“We believe some parents don’t want to involve themselves in the SGB because they lack capacity. If they can be empowered with knowledge and skills to run effective SGBs, we believe they could make an immense contribution and that the many problems facing schools these

days could be reduced,” said IDAMASA President Bishop Sandile Jika.

Reverend Mcebisi Xundu suggested that IDAMASA call another meeting between the stakeholders including teacher-unions, the Association of SGBs, SGB Forum and principals to chart the way forward. . THE Department of Education spokesperson Malibongwe Mtima has advised communities to contact the District Admission teams in the event of facing problems since the schools opened last Wednesday.

As part of their school readiness campaign in the Eastern Cape, the department advises people facing problems relating to schooling in general to call the Customer Care Number at 0 (043) 735 2790/1/2.

Members of the District Admission Team that can be contacted when there is a problem are Mr Justice Tutu 0 082 255 0519 and Mrs Nama 0 082 784 0390 both in Port Elizabeth and Mr Gorgonzola 0 084 340 9837 and Mrs Macuba 0 082 368 4442 both in Uitenhage.

VM Kwinana High School learners Vuyiseka Shinyana (left) and Anelisa Jim both in Grade 11 flank Gamble Street High’s Grade 10 learner Nomphelo Matshiki.

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Project at NMMU to help bridge divide between school and university OVER 40% of first year students in the country never make it past their first year.

This is attributed to a variety of obstacles that young people have to overcome when leaving school, says Totsie Memela-Khambula, CEO of Eduloan which provides loans to students.

Not only do they struggle with limited access to sufficient finance to pay for further studies, but they also lack life skills, proper career guidance and social support systems. In addition they often come from schools where the level of education is inadequate.

“It is no wonder that only 15% of students entering university in SA eventually emerge with a degree in hand after the minimum years of study required.

“These stumbling blocks are a dominant cause of students taking much longer than the minimum time required to complete their degrees. This places a heavy load on already financially burdened parents,” says Memela-Khambula.

To help bridge the divide between secondary and tertiary education, Eduloan is currently in the process of establishing a trust to give students who have been granted loans by Eduloan, an opportunity to succeed.

“This is a very exciting project based at the Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University. Tutors will be made available to these students electronically. Students who have questions they may be too embarrassed to ask in class can connect and get answers,” says Memela-Khambula.

There are several ways to narrow

thisgapbetweensecondaryandtertiary education, says Memela-Khambula.

“Firstly, teachers should focus on teaching and be passionate about this calling.

“Secondly, we must take a look at the pupils themselves. I witness a certain entitlement attitude among the ‘born-frees’ – the generation born after the attainment of democracy in 1994. The older generation understands that hard work pays off. In contrast to this, today’s youngsters seem to view tenderpreneurs as role models – people who are not highly educated, but who seem to have money. We need to find better role models who can highlight the importance of education for yourself, your family, the economy, and our nation,” says Memela-Khambula.

A third problem area is the lack

of career guidance for South Africa’s youngsters, she says. The result is that they arrive on campus with only the faintest idea of what is available to them. They choose the wrong subjects; they have no social support, and a vicious downward spiral of failure starts.

“Kids need to get exposed to the world of work soon, and often. They need to become informed about what is required for a certain career so they can start building their future.”

Memela-Khambula says the perception that universities of technology or colleges of Further Education and Training (FETs) are not good enough is false.

“What we need most are people with practical skills – like plumbers and artisans – people who can become self-employed and create jobs

for others.”

Memela-Khambula has a personal message forstudents. “Even in some of the worst circumstances, where pupils have to study in shacks, without running water or electricity, never mind their own room and desk, we still find those that stand out every year. This is evidence that if you study hard, if you really want to, you can make it, and can even obtain a bursary. Poverty need not stand in your way.”

She comes from a poor background herself, with her mother a domestic worker. “She told us that the only thing that could end the cycle of poverty was education. I believed her. I learned first-hand that you get education wherever you can. If your family has no money, that is no excuse.

Work by day, and study by night.”

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Abazali bacoca isikolo sabantwana babo SELBY MADIKANE NGETHUBA bebevula abefundisi-ntsapho bezikolo ezigudle unxweme ngomhla we 14 Januwari 2013 kugaleleka iqela labazali beze kucoca amagumbi okufundela abantwana baseFumisukoma Primary School nesizinze eMotherwell NU 9.

Ngokutsho kwenqununu yesi sikolo uMnu Ntsikelelo Vena aba bazali bagqibe ekubeni bacoce isikolo sabantwana babo ngaphandle kokujonga intlawulo.”Aba bazali baye bafika kusasa besithi baze kuco-

ca amagumbi okufundela abantwana babo.Nathi sisisikolo siye sayivuyela le nceba kakhulu siyenzelwa ngaba bazali.Benze umsebenzi omhle, amagumbi okufundela abantwana acocekile ngenxa yaba bazali.”utshilo uMnu Vena.

UMnu Mzwandile Sam noyiHOD ubulele abazali ngokuzidina kwabo ekwenzeni isikolo sabantwana babo sibukeke. “Banqabile abantu abafana naba bazali, ngokuba abanye abantu bale mihla balindele inzuzo xa bekwenzela into .Sisisikolo saseFumisukoma siyababulela aba bazali bazenze amadini ngenxa yabantwana babo.Aba bazali bangumzekelo omhle wasekuhlaleni.”utshilo uMnu Sam.

Powerade special events manager Danny Williams (left) and Reach for a Dream recipient Vuvu, 15, give her brother Andile, 5, a push start in preparation for The Herald VW Cycle Tour. Photo: Coetzee Gouws/fullstop

Tour adds new endurance race for kids

Abazali kunye Mnu Mzwandile Sam

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Red City draws with Boast Pirates SELBY MADIKANE FANS watched the most exciting NEBFA Sedgars Premier League games at Chevrolet Stadium on 13 January 2013.

The Red City and Boast Pirates clash was one of the most enterprising games, but ended in a goalless draw.

Both teams played running soccer through-

out the game, with their strikers being innocuous in front of the goalkeepers.

City Defenders whacked the harmless Bold Tigers 5-0 who seemed not to be bold at all.

Eastern Jumpers devastated Pondo Stars 2-0, while Real White City ousted Winter Rose 1-0.

City Lads shared the spoils 3-3 with Stinging Bees. Amakhosi beat Friendly City 1-0 in First Division.

OWING to the demand from budding cyclists, The Herald VW Cycle Tour has introduced an “endurance” challenge for children called the Powerade 10km Sprint.

Aimed at the 10 to 12 year age group, the latest addition to the Powerade-sponsored family road events effectively bridges the gap between the 21km Leisure Ride on the one side and the 2km Kiddies’ Ride and 500m Toddlers’ Dash on the other.

According to event coordinator Linda Harwood, the new race fulfilled the organisers’ vision to offer a complete weekend festival of cycling.

“Like the Leisure Ride, it’s an ideal opportunity for parents to interact with their kids because participants have to be accompanied by an adult.”

For older teens, Harwood said the new 55km Pursuit – which replaces the existing 40km and 70km races – would include licensed U14 and U16 racing categories.

“Now there really is something for everyone leading up to the 106km Classic feature race.”

On the mountain bike side, she said Powerade would once again sponsor the 30km Leisure Challenge, 5km Kiddies’ Challenge and 500m Toddlers’ Dash. She said the cycle tour – which takes place in Port Elizabeth and Addo – epitomised Nelson Mandela Bay’s healthy, familyoriented, outdoor lifestyle.

Powerade’s special events manager Danny Williams said it was these values that resonated strongly with the sports drink brand.

“Our brand is very much about family togetherness and living a healthy, active lifestyle. We love the fact that the new event has kids riding with their moms and dads.”

Williams said the 10km race was a welcome addition to the line-up and that Powerade had

been a proud sponsor of the road and mountain bike family events since their inception.

He said the sponsorship would once again include a financial contribution, liquid refreshment for participants and novelty items for the goodie bags. “Our two Gig Rigs (mobile music trucks) will also add to the festive atmosphere over the weekend.”

Aside from the sponsorship aspect, Williams said the tour was important from a corporate social responsibility perspective.

“We are very happy about Reach for a Dream’s involvement and that they benefit directly from it.”

Proceeds from the family road races go to the non-profit organisation, which makes the wishes of children with life-threatening illnesses come true.

One such recipient is 15-year-old cancer survivor Vuvu, who was diagnosed with aplastic anaemia last year and received a life-saving bone marrow transplant from her five-year-old brother Andile.

Vuvu’s wish for a scrapbooking kit was fulfilled last October and kept her busy during her four-month stay at the Red Cross Children’s Hospital in Cape Town.

Now in remission, the Victoria Park High School pupil described her little brother as “very brave and joyful” and said the operation had strengthened their already close bond.

She said she would be there to cheer Andile on when he took part in the Toddlers’ Dash at Hobie Beach in PE on Saturday, February 2.

All the family road and mountain bike events take place on the Saturday, while the 55km Pursuit and 106km Classic round off the weekend on the Sunday.

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Hundreds watch the battle of Two Cities at Regional League

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SELBY MADIKANE REAL City caused a major upset when they edged out Lion City 3-2 during their SAFA Nelson Mandela Bay SAB Regional League clash at Motherwell NU 2 Stadium recently.

Hundreds of fans came from all corners of Motherwell Township to watch the game between the arch rivals which produced sparks right from the beginning with both goalkeepers pulling brilliant saves and the game turning into a humdinger.

Playing in their slaughter house, Lion City striker Siyasanga Ngetu headed home the first goal of the game. Real City equalized, however, with a penalty taken by Aphiwe Mambuku to make the matters 1-1. Within no time Real City led 2-1, a goal thanks to Lifa Cenna Teyise.

Then Lion City replied with a well-taken goal by Ngetu. Real City sealed the game at 3-2 when Cenna scored following a nifty pass delivered by Mlungiseleli Honi.

In another game Tomorrow Stars humiliated Camper United 4-2 at NU 9 Stadium.

First ZAFA Premier League games played SELBY MADIKANE ZAFA Premier League games were played at Wolfson Stadium recently with hundreds of fans in attendance.

Goal thriller games in MOFA Build It First Division SELBY MADIKANE WHILE some teams appeared to be match unfit, others were ready and willing to take on their counterparts in the MOFA Build It First Division recently.

Motherwell United pipped Shining Stars 4-2 while Mcelu Kings drubbed Young Killers 3-1.

The rejuvenated Lion City side collected the three maximum points when they thrashed the experienced Young Killers 3-1.

Milan Stars suffered a 2-0 defeat to MUBS. Manchester United beat Scorpions 2-0, while Real City narrowly secured a 1-0 triumph over Young Ideas.

Manchester United beat their neighbours Tomorrow Stars 2-0.

In the MOFA Build It Premier League, Real Strikers overcame FC Angels 2-1.

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