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T is still a mystery why a gunman entered the Arise and Shine Christian Church in New Brighton and shot a 51year-old woman in front of members of the congregation last Thursday.

The woman, whose name is being withheld for security reasons, was going home after the service at the church on the corner of Singaphi and Gunguluza Streets in New Brighton about 9.30pm when she was confronted by a man, who drew a firearm and tried to shoot her.

“Apparently the gun jammed. She cried hysterically and ran back into the church. The man followed her inside the church and she fell to the floor,” said Reverend Zola Dowse of the church.

“We were stunned and in deep shock as he stood on top of her, mercilessly firing two gun shots at her head,” said Rev. Dowse.

“Everybody lay on the floor while I jumped

at the man, trying to grab his gun from behind, but he quickly ran away leaving her lying there for dead,” he said.

Rev. Dowse rushed the woman to hospital, where she was said to be brain dead.

Dowse said he was lost for words. He did not understand the cruelty of a man who would shoot a helpless woman in the church of God. “We need prayers, but I think my congregants need counselling to be able to overcome the shock and heartlessness they were exposed to,” he said.

“We believe this was an attempt on her life.

The man did not take anything from her or from church members,” said Rev. Dowse According to a reliable source, the woman had a small sewing business. Her husband had died about a year ago and after receiving his estate she had enlarged and beautified her residence in New Brighton.

“She did not have children with her husband. He had children of his own, who did not stay with them,” the source said.

“The police are investigating a case of attempted murder and are appealing to members of the public to come forward with information that could help to arrest the suspect,” police spokesperson Constable Mncedi Mbombo said. < The Arise and Shine Christian Church in New Brighton where a woman was shot in the head by a gunman.

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School staff cuts shock ALVENÉ APPOLLIS

With as many as 4 000 fewer teachers in front of the blackboard in Eastern Cape schools in 2016, the teaching prospects for the province seem bleak, according to experts and unions.

Principals in Port Elizabeth received letters last week in which notice was given that they would have to cope with as many as nine teachers fewer at their schools.

The Eastern Cape Department of Education (EDoE) cut teaching posts by 1049 from 55 796 to 54 747 in September.

The EDoE pre-final list of how these positions will be used in schools next year, shows that only about 50 000 teachers will be placed in front of the blackboard.

The other 4 747 positions are allegedly “saved” for possible needs that might emerge at schools.

According to the EDoE, this decision does not form part of its job cuts, but simply because schools, according to principals’ information, are not in need of these posts.

“These lists are not final,” said Mali Mtima, provincial spokesperson. “If principals are dissatisfied with the distribution they can discuss it with us.”

Edmund van Vuuren, DA spokesperson on education, said the EDoE had overplayed its hand this time.

“I am very concerned about the effect that this latest decision will have on the morale of our teachers. I can foresee that staff tearooms and principals’ offices will become battle grounds with teachers fighting to retain their jobs. I would recommend that principals write to the MEC to give reasons why their numbers should not be cut. We were hoping that the increase in the education

PE woman to spread hope for Africa in Norway

budget of R1-billion, from R20, 6 billion in 2015/16 to R21,6 billion in 2016/17 would have allowed for the appointment of more teachers,” he said.

The learner-enrolment in the province increased from 1,8 million in 2014 to 1,89 million in 2015. Learner enrolment is expected to increase further in 2016.

Trade unions are particularly concerned about the number of pupils that increase annually and what the increase will mean for teachers in the classroom.

The distribution list is set according to the so-called Morkel model. The Department of Education collects schools’ information through the year, including the number of teachers, students and subjects. These figures decide how many teachers a school needs.

“The model usually works very well,” said Jan Stroebel, principal of Framesby High School and chairman of the South African Teachers’ Union (SATU) in the Eastern Cape.

“The problem is that the weighting of teachers, pupils and subjects this year was shared by fewer teachers. What will happen now is that schools’ teacher-to-pupil ratio will be higher - which will dish up its own problems.”

Sindisile Zamisa, South African Democratic Teachers’ Union spokesperson, supports Stroebel’s concerns.

“By reducing the number of posts, it is doubtful that we will have a teacher in every classroom,” he said. “It seems as if the education officials want our teachers to fail. Many schools are already battling with overcrowded classrooms. I don’t see how having fewer teachers at schools will help education in our cities.”

INTERNATIONALLY, Africa is known as “a continent of corruption and poverty”, but a woman from Port Elizabeth plans to replace this perspective with a message of hope.

Nozibele Qamngana, communications manager of the Ubuntu Education Fund in Zwide, has been selected to debate African stereotypes at the Africa in Norway conference in Oslo later this month aimed at changing perspectives of countries in the south.

Qamngana, who will be the only speaker from Africa, is already bursting to speak at the conference. “Such opportunities are always chances for us at Ubuntu to be an example of hope and to spread the idea that impossible is indeed a myth,” she said. “Our work is about impact rather than numbers, and we appreciate the chance to tell our country’s success stories.”

“The whole continent is seen as corrupt and there are many jokes about children starving in Africa. It is a problem, but not throughout the whole continent.

“We cannot compare countries in Africa that gained their independence three decades ago to those who have worked on their economies for hundreds of years.”

She would rather focus on the continent’s positive stories. “People think our women are oppressed, but it has been noted that Rwanda has the highest number of female parliamentarians in the world, while all over the continent women sit in positions of high power.

“We want to spread the message of ubuntu, because we can only change lives if we work together.” – ODETTE KEMP

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KwaNobuhle police investigate murder, hijacking and house robbery cases NCEBA DLADLA A QUICK response by KwaNobuhle police on Sunday resulted in a murder suspect being nabbed only minutes after allegedly committing the crime.

A man (41) was stabbed to death at a tavern at Kotane Street, KwaNobuhle around 2am.

The reason for the attack was not known. Police spokesperson Sergeant Majola Nkohli said the man fell and died on the street outside the tavern.

“Sterling work from police detectives fol-

lowed and in less than an hour, a 30 year-old suspect was arrested,” said Nkohli, adding that the man is due to appear soon in court to face a murder charge.

In an unrelated incident, police are investigating a vehicle hijacking case after a man was robbed of a leased vehicle on Sunday, 8 November.

According to police spokesperson Sergeant Majola Nkohli, a 32 year old man was driving a leased grey VW Polo TSI, with registration number HMW 469 EC, at 10th Avenue, KwaNobuhle when he decided to urinate outside the vehicle.

Two gunmen appeared and pointed a firearm at him and his friend who was in the car.

“They forced the person in the car out and fled with the vehicle,” said Nkohli. No shots were fired and no-one was injured in the incident.

Anyone with information about the incident is asked to inform the police and assist them in their investigation.

People can call the Crime Stop number: 08600 10111 or the nearest police station. . Meanwhile, KwaNobuhle police are investigating a case of house robbery after two suspects stormed into a house at Tize Street

Social worker treats police to surprise visit NCEBA DLADLA THE good working relationship between Dora Nginza Hospital’s principal medical social worker Pamela Rubushe and Kwazakhele police station officers was highlighted during a surprise visit by Rubushe to the station on Friday.

She had treated the law enforcement officers with cakes and drinks, “just to thank them for their on-point assistance during our times of need,” she said.

“The visit was aimed at thanking them for their support. The Kwazakhele police help us a lot in our investigation of cases of abandoned newborn babies as

well as those of absconding mothers after childbirth,” said Rubushe, whose work revolves around the health and safety of children from birth.

Kwazakhele station commander Brigadier Ernie Neveling accepted the good gesture on behalf of the station and spoke words of appreciation for the recognition of the importance of good working relations between different government departments and members of civil society.

“Rubushe will phone any time of the day and expect that we run to solve the case. All of us know her. She even knows our private numbers,” joked Constable Nondumiso Pohleli-Ntombana, who is Rubushe’s first point of call at

the station.

She said she had accompanied the social worker in dealing with cases of children who had been burnt, abandoned or abused.

“We work together so well and don’t stop until we have brought a case to a close. This is what Rubushe appreciates, and of course, it is what we have do as police,” a proud Pohleli-Ntombana said.

Front row, kneeling is Col Mxolisi Dyalivane, with, second row from left, Constables Nondumiso Pohleli­Ntombana and Ntomboxolo Xola, Pamela Rubushe (Principal Social Worker) and Capt. Sebenzile Nogqala. At the back are, Const.

Thulani Maqhubela and Capt. Johan Neethling.

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and threated to kill a 59 year-old woman who is the owner of the house, on Saturday night.

She was alone at the time.

“The frightened woman fled through a bedroom window and the suspects were left to steal a cellphone and raw meat that was in the fridge. When neighbours came after being alerted by the woman, the suspects were already at large.

“Police are investigating a case of house robbery. Anyone with information that could lead to the arrest and conviction of the suspects should please contact Crime Stop at: 0860 10111 or the nearest police station.

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New early childhood development centre for M’well NCEBA DLADLA THERE is an adage in Xhosa that says, “Bagotywa bebatsha”, meaning teach young children while they are still very young (and teachable).

That has been the motive behind the establishment of the Thamsanqa Tinker Tots Early Childhood Development Centre at 90 Mgwanqa Street, NU6 Swartkops Valley, in Motherwell.

There is also the reality that this Motherwell community needed a centre of this nature to be provided by the Family Restoration Services to offer quality education to the future leaders of South Africa.

Social work services director Tia Wessels

said this was something that this community had needed for many years after finding joy in the playground they initially had.

And, thanks to two young Dutch girls, Fleur van der Ven and Eva Lieve Loonen, who came to volunteer at Thamsanqa Tinker Tots Playgroup, that dream had been fulfilled.

The girls had seen the need for the facility and had gone back to the Netherlands and inspired their school, Maasland College, to raise funds for this project.

“These two girls, their school Maasland College, including the principal, and other Dutch friends raised a large amount of money,” Wessels said.

Another sponsor had added 50% more so that the house could be bought and renovations started, with furnishings and equip-

ment put in, also with the help of The Acorn Foundation and other sponsors.

According to Caitlin Jones of Early Inspiration, several decades of research clearly demonstrated that high-quality, development-ally appropriate early childhood development programmes produced short- and long-term positive effects on children’s cognitive and social development.

Teachers Athenkosi Goqo and Babalwa Pasiya urged parents to bring their children to the school.

“We are happy for the opportunity that is created by this school. We want to thank Pastor Louise Fourie of Frontline Ministry also for the training we received,” Goqo said.

“We’ll be stimulating the minds of young children,” Pasiya said.

Dancers from Thamsanqa Foster Homes, in first row, Zandile Mpolweni, Yolanda Mpolweni and Anga Jewel and, second row, Sinesipho Dodo, Thimna Dodo and Lisakhanya Peta, performed at the opening.

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Soulman forms record label to benefit upcoming musicians NCEBA DLADLA AFRO-POP musician Soulman Zutai is back with a bang, this time around with a recording company.

Motherwell, Port Elizabeth’s Vukile Cophani who was popularly known by his stage name Soulman Zutai, made his name with songs like “Burning Love” and “Motherwell” in the 1980s and early 1990s, Now he has a dream of developing young musicians to stardom.

A number of Nelson Mandela Bay musicians shone artistically in other provinces like Gauteng. Mercy Pakela, Sizwe Zako and the Bala brothers, Zwai, Loyiso and Phelo are some of the

names that quickly come to mind.

And, listening to Zutai’s story, one can see the reason. But, he is adamant to overhaul what he regards as an unfortunate state of affairs.

Born and bred in Port Elizabeth, Zutai sang in school choirs and played guitar. He learnt the art of song-writing and sent those songs to Gauteng with the hope of finding recording deals.

“I sent my songs like ‘Love is Forever’ penned for my wife Nomzamo (his childhood sweetheart) and would hear nothing from Joburg. I went there myself in 1980,” he said.

He slept at Park Station for days before he made contact with musician Babsy Mlangeni and his partner Koloi

Lebona, who were the first black people owning a recording company in South Africa.

“They took me under their wing but sadly three years later the company was disbanded, and with no work and no place to stay I was forced to come back home,” he remembered.

Zutai and Nomzamo went back to Johannesburg three years later and was signed by Hat-Trick Music which managed the famous PJ Powers aka Thandeka.

“Here, I did an album ‘Motherwell’ dedicated to my township. Three songs in the album were hits, ‘Motherwell’, ‘Burning Love’ and ‘Midnight Express’. They were high on rotation, thanks to the astute management of

Pastor Ndzi launches new gospel album NCEBA DLADLA KWANOBUHLE’s sensational gospel singer, Ndzimeni Menti, has a new album.

Popularly known as Pastor Ndzi, Menti’s latest traditional offering, a 14-track album entitled Divine Worship, is an inspirational one about worshipping the Divine Saviour.

The album has new compositions and traditionally arranged worship songs. Its mellow sounds show the artist’s growth musically and spiri-

tually.

It was recorded at Scowen Studios in Johannesburg and co-produced

by Ndzi and Owen Ngwenya through the Ndzi Gospel Music Ministry.

The work also credits Pastor Langa Dube and Sange, Ndzi’s wife, and Walmer Township’s Nosipho Yali on backing vocals.

“This album is about worshipping God. It seeks to make God the centre of our worship right through the year, and not only seasonally,” said Ndzi, who is the son of the Rev-

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“God has given me time to work in the studio with this extraordinary producer (Ngwenya) to come up with this album which touched a lot of people who have already heard it,” Ndzi said.

“Like my first two albums, this album has a theme which runs through to give a message of hope to gospel music lovers and people in general.”

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But this company seized operations as well and this is where Zutai was lost to music. He complained that he hears music of yesteryear on radio but nothing of his own creativity.

“Some recording companies did approach me and asked that we work together but I did not agree. I became sceptical of their motives and decided rather to start my own recording label, Bay Recording Company.”

With assistance from government and big business, Zutai and Nomzamo’s Public Company, a registered Cooperative, is going to change the landscape of Eastern Cape Music.

“There is so much talent in Nelson Mandela Bay,” he said.

Pastor Ndzi Menti of KwaNobuhle.

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Ndzi had a successful launch of the album at Babs Madlakane Community Hall, KwaNobuhle, recently.

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WB Tshume Primary School rewards excellence NCEBA DLADLA THE WB Tshume Primary School in Kwazakhele rewarded pupils excelling both academically and in extramural activities last Thursday.

Principal Buyile Sali said that their main objective was to develop their pupils in totality.

Sali said the school wanted to be known as one of academic excellence with a proud history of producing rugby, soccer and netball players who could take their rightful place in the national teams.

“This is the big day for both the pupils and the parents after hard work during the year,” teacher Ri-

ta Badi said.

She said they awarded certificates and trophies to pupils who obtained 70% and above from the first quarter right through to September.

“We also have top achievers in each grade,” she said. These were pupils who came top in all the learning areas in their grade.

Proud English teacher Linda Mlonzi introduced and awarded her team of English speakers who excelled in poetry and debating, while Zoleka Zinto showed off with her team of u/9 netball players who were champions of the Nelson Mandela Bay African Bank-sponsored tournament.

The school’s march and drill squad under the tutelage of the

Kwazakhele police station, came second in the district competition.

The winners of this competition represented the metro in a national competition in Cape Town.

Major Maryke Pretorius and warrant officers Janet Viljoen and Marvin Scholtz were there to congratulate them on a job well done.

“We are very happy,” school governing body member Ntombekhaya Hoza said.

“This day means a lot to us. It encourages our children to work very hard from the start of the year to the finish.

“Even those pupils who are not rewarded today will be encouraged to pull up their socks in order to receive something next time.”

WB Tshume Primary School rewarded its pupils last week for their hard work.

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Big boost for welding as subject at technical high schools REPORTER THE re-introduction of welding as a subject from next year has received a major boost with funding, equipment and training from Afrox, merSETA and NMMU at four technical high schools in Nelson Mandela Bay. NMMU, Afrox and merSETA agreed to jointly improve welding at the four technical high schools in the Nelson Mandela metropolitan area.

The primary objective of this project is to assist the Eastern

Cape’s Department of Education, NMMU and the merSETA to re-capitalise current technical schools in support of the re-introduction of welding as a subject from next year.

The programme was launched at Westview Special School recently and the occasion was attended by various dignitaries from Afrox, NMMU, merSETA and the four schools.

The schools that benefit from the agreement are Westview, Kwezi Lomzo Comprehensive, Gelvandale and McCarthy Street Secondary in Uitenhage.

Approximately R1,2-million was made available by Afrox Pty Ltd for the four schools, which included the supply of Afrox welding equipment and products.

The welding equipment included Mig and MMA welding machines, gas welders and PortaPaks. In addition to the supply of hardware, the merSETA chair in engineering development at NMMU provided funding for accredited Afrox training for two teachers per school as well as a department representative.

“Welding is a specialised field under the subject of mechanical

technology in technical high schools and re-capitalising them will go a long way in preparing pupils for careers in welding,”said Christo Basson, merSETA senior manager ETQA and partnerships.

Each of the schools was assisted by the merSETA, Afrox and NMMU to ensure that their laboratory facilities were adequately prepared in order to meet industry safety requirements. Appropriate storage facilities, fume extraction, power supplies, welding bays and eye protection amenities were fitted at the schools that required them.

“Safety is an important aspect of

welding and all teachers must attend the Afrox safety training before using the equipment.

“Pupil training will be provided by educators who have been trained and certified as trainers,” said Johan Pieterse, business manager, Manufacturing Industries MPG. “Education in engineering is an expensive excercise, but this collaboration has provided the four schools with equipment that can yield skills to prepare pupils for tertiary studies,” said Karl du Preez, merSETA chair in engineering development at NMMU.

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The 28-year-old Magwiroto of Sydenham in Port Elizabeth, who was born in Harare, is a self-confessed God-fearing man.

He says his music, offered in English and little bit of native Shona, is inspired by the hardships he experienced growing up in the land of his birth and by his Christian faith.

Being the last-born of eight children he never knew his father, who died before his birth. Magwiroto stopped telling people about his life experiences when he decided to write them in songs.

A storyteller by birth, he is inspired by his hardworking single mother, Alice.

He said he had found peace the day he wrote down his thoughts.

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“I love music. This has always been the case growing up in Zimbabwe. I was in the primary school choir and also sang in the church choir,” said Willionair, who is married to Memory, also from Zimbabwe.

Those who want to support Willionair have a chance to do so during his CD launch at the KwaMagxaki Hall on Friday, November 20.

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Madibaz looking to put up a fight in 2016 REPORTER THE FNB NMMU Madibaz are looking to put the tough 2015 season behind them as they start preparations for next year’s Varsity Cup rugby tournament.

The squad came together early last month and have spent most of their time on fitness and conditioning in preparation for the challenges ahead.

“The student athletes are heading into exams now, so we expect them to be focused on academics,” said Madibaz head coach David Maidza.

“But they were looking sharp during preseason training and we have some programmes set up to get them ready for the coming season after they are done with the books.”

Maidza admitted that his team was coming off a challenging season, having won only one of their seven games, especially after reaching the semi-finals in 2014.

“After the 2014 season a lot of the senior

players left, leaving a vacuum that we struggled to fill earlier this year. We spent the year plugging most of the holes left after that.”

But Maidza believes the structures in place through the Madibaz and the Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University’s partnership with Eastern Province Rugby, and the Southern Kings franchise returning to Super Rugby this coming year, will play a big role in turning the university team’s fortunes around.

“Through the Kings Academy and success the junior EP teams and FNB Madibaz Young Guns have enjoyed this year I truly think things are looking good for the Madibaz. We have a lot of young student athletes coming through the ranks, laying a good foundation for us to build on.”

From a leadership point of view Maidza said he was spoilt for choice, with a lot of players putting their hands up as possible captains to lead the team. Scrumhalf Ivan Ludick was selected as team captain, with loose forward CJ Velleman taking on the vice-captaincy.

“Ivan has been in the system for a while and has grown superbly as a player and a leader.

I am positive that he will bring a lot of calmness, control and guidance to the side. CJ is also a natural leader, having proven his qualities in this year’s campaign, and the two will work well together.”

The coach is excited about combining some “young leaders” like Jeremy Ward, Junior Pokomela and Riaan Esterhuizen, among others, with old hands such as Andile Jho and Yamkela Ngam, to form a squad that will excite the “NMMU faithful” in the 2016 season, and for some years to come.

Maidza said they would be aiming at least at a semi-final spot heading into next year’s tournament knowing that anything could happen in the playoff matches.

“A very important point for us at this stage is to retain the talent we have. Our junior teams are doing very well, and with the Kings returning to Super Rugby I believe we have a better chance of keeping our players and not losing them to other franchises.

“We have our own identity in top-tier rugby now, and it is time that we embrace and build on that identity,” said Maidza.

Loose forward CJ Velleman will step in as vice­captain and play a crucial leadership role as the Madibaz head into their 2016 Varsity Cup campaign.

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MOFA hold their annual Year End Awards function SELBY MADIKANE MOTHERWELL Football Association (MOFA) held its glittering Annual Year End Awards function at Raymond Mhlaba Sports Complex on Friday evening to honour the outstanding sides for their excellent performances during the 2014/2015 season.

Lion City U/13 captain Yibanathi Mabongo receives a trophy from MOFA President Simphiwe MK Mkangelwa. Standing on the left is Lion City coach Mzwakhe Sam.

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SAFA Nelson Mandela Bay President Monde Mhletywa and Motherwell Build It Owner Sibongile Nkebe graced the function.

President Mhletywa stated that MOFA clubs should cooperate with the MOFA executive committee in order to achieve their goals.

Mhletywa highlighted that juniors and women football should be taken seriously.

Mhletywa also assured the audience that SAFA Nelson Mandela Bay’s executive committee was prepared to render assistance to all its local football associations (LFAs).

Motherwell Build It Owner Sibongile Nkebe informed MOFA affiliates that Build It would continue to support MOFA as long as

Build It was still in Motherwell. Nkebe stated that he was pleased with the high standard of the league and he praised the Premier League winning team Young Madrid and First Division winning team FC Angels.

MOFA President Simphiwe MK Mkangelwa thanked the sponsors Build It and Zonke Spar for supporting MOFA with the Spar Tournament which will be played in the forth coming season.

President Mkangelwa also thanked the clubs, their supporters, match officials, SAFA NMB executive committee and his executive committee for setting the high standards in MOFA. The MOFA Build It League winning teams are as follows: Junior section: U/9: Real Strikers U/11: Crystal Palace U/13: Young Madrid U/15: Young Madrid First Division: FC Angels Premier League: Young Madrid Motherwell Build It U/13 Competition: Lion City Zonke Spar Knockout Competition: Manchester United

Young Madrid skipper Thembinkosi Matwa, who is flanked by Monde Mhletywa (left), receives a trophy from Sibongile Nkebe and medals from Simphiwe Mkangelwa. PHOTO: SELBY MADIKANE

Callies, Lads are SAFA Nelson Mandela Bay Mayoral Cup winners SELBY MADIKANE LONDT Park side Callies under Head Coach Monier Saferdien proved beyond any doubt that they were a force to be reckoned with when they beat Bush Bucks 3-2 on penalties after a 1-1 fulltime score at Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium on Saturday.

City Lads, who beat Mustangs Ladies 4­3 in the Mayoral Cup finals, with Monde Mhletywa.

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Callies star striker Farouk Papas Abrahams scored an opening goal, but Bucks replied with a equalising goal that was banged in by Silulamo Ngqeza. Both sides played very entertaining football.

Callies goalkeeper Xolani Myataza and Quade Tupac Haywood played exceptionally well. Callies went home with R15 000, a floating trophy, a set of kit, gold medals and

10 balls while Bucks settled for R10 000, a set of kit, five balls and silver medals.

In the ladies’ finals City Lads had to dig deep to beat Mustangs Ladies 4-3. Lads received R10 000, a floating trophy, gold medals, a set of kit and 10 balls while Mustangs got R5 000, silver medals, a set of kit and five balls.

In the U/13 finals Young Aces made Veeplaas community proud following their convincing 3-0 win over Golden Chiefs while in the U/15 finals Bay City overcame BUBS 6-5 in sudden death after the 2-2 fulltime draw.

The winners in the juniors’ sections received a full kit, floating trophies, balls and gold medals while the runners-up settled for a set of kit, silver medals and balls.

Lion City win their double header SELBY MADIKANE LION City managed to collect six points when they played a double header in the ABC Motsepe League.

City secured a hard-fought 2-1 victory over their neighbours Emperors at Motherwell NU2 last Wednesday.

On Saturday they gave a struggling Blackburn Rovers a 5-1 hiding at Central Fields in Uitenhage.

Akhona Manxola was named the man of the match after scoring two goals and being very influential in his side’s win.

Emperors beat a gutsy Matta Milan 2-0 at

Motherwell NU2 Stadium on Saturday.

Morning Stars lost 2-1 to EC Bees at Zwide Stadium and also went down 2-0 to Mthatha City.

Young Ideas drew 0-0 with SUBS and trailed by 1-0 to EC Bees at Motherwell NU2 Stadium on Saturday.

Highbury drew 4-4 with Blackburn Rovers and beat Tornado 4-1 at Sisa Dukashe in East London.

Other results of ABC Motsepe League: Tornado 5-3 Kokstad Liverpool Future Tigers 3-1 Blackburn Rovers Mthatha City 2-4 Matta Milan FC Elliot 1-0 Zimbane Killers Future Tigers 0-1 FC Elliot

The Young Ideas team which has to register its first league win. PHOTO: SELBY MADIKANE

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Big fights on the cards for Nelson Mandela Bay NCEBA DLADLA NELSON Mandela Bay is preparing to host two major boxing tournaments in the month of December.

“We have proposals for major tournaments from two promotion companies for December 5 and 6,” said Nelson Mandela Bay Boxing South Africa (BSA) Service Provider, Mthunzi Mapitiza.

David Faas Productions has a contract for Gauteng’s South African (SA) Heavyweight champion Anton Nel facing Walmer’s Eastern Cape former Heavyweight

champion Sithembele August over 12rounds for the national title at the Boardwalk Entertainment World and Casino on Saturday, August 5.

“The champion, (Anton) Nel has already signed the contract. We have a copy and are hoping to see the challenger’s (August),” said Mapitiza.

In the main supporting bout of the tournament, Uitenhage’s Mzwabantu Dabaza, who is the Eastern Cape Junior Flyweight champion is scheduled to meet Free State’s Thabiso Moorosi for the vacant IBO Africa Junior Flyweight title, also over 12 rounds.

According to Mapitiza, the IBO world

governing body has sent a consenting letter approving the two to fight for their title.

He said he was only waiting for the promoter to do the necessary in order to comply with BSA regulations for the sanctioning of the bout.

On December 6, promoter Mbulelo Mfama, who heads Nyusa Boxing Promotions, has former EC Heavyweight champion Unathi Jacobs of KwaNobuhle fighting against Cape Town’s Shaun Potgieter for the WBF Africa Cruiserweight title, over 12 rounds at Raymond Mhlaba Community Hall in Motherwell.

In the main supporting bout, Walmer’s

NO.4 rated South African Strawweight Siphosethu Ncisana challenges East London’s Daluxolo Mangcotywa for the title.

Nelson Mandela Bay’s Female Junior Lightweight champion Nomampondomise Xotyeni defends against her nemesis Bongiswa Silo of Cape Town while local female boxing star Nozipho Bell will challenge Northwest Province’s Ndobayini Kolose’s national lightweight championship.

Both the female bouts are over 10 rounds.

In what promises fireworks, it’s a derby between Lonwabo “Dancing Shoes” Roboshi of KwaNobuhle and Motherwell’s Thembela “Okoko” Okolo.

Airportvalley United is promoted to WAFA Premier League SELBY MADIKANE IT was tears of joy when Airportvalley United FC was promoted to the Walmer Football Association (WAFA) Premier League after they defeated their runnersup Walmer Hotspurs 2-0 in their WAFA First Division last game of the season at Walmer Community Grounds on Sunday.

Ikamva Movers striker Monwabisi Mamani tries to control the ball with Young Cosmos defender Mahlubi Bosman coming to defend.

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Movers lose to Cosmos at home SELBY MADIKANE IKAMVA Movers lost 3-2 to Young Cosmos during their home game in the SAFA Nelson Mandela Bay SAB Regional League at Motherwell NU 2 Stadium on Sunday.

The Walmer lads exerted immense pressure on their hosts. Cosmos wingers Lehlolonolo Mokoena and Yamkela Mkele were a thorn in the flesh but Thabo Moremi did a superb job to stop them.

In the 43th minute Anele Ace Madikane was rewarded with a goal when he rose high to head the opening goal.

Movers came out strongly in search of an equalizer but their efforts were quite well contained by Cosmos goalkeeper Siphosethu Saliso.

In the 55th minute Movers’ Anele Baxa was red-carded following a dangerous tackle to Mkele.

Cosmos kept their counterparts at bay in search of the second goal.

Mokoena banged in a beautiful goal after he received a perfect pass from Madikane to make the scoreline 2-0 in the 67th minute.

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In the 75th Movers scored a goal courtesy of Moremi who unleashed a cracker into the wide corner of the goals with Cosmos goalkeeper Saliso well beaten.

Movers’ dangerman Mbongeni Keita Yako wasted a golden opportunity when he failed to control the ball in the box, with just a goalkeeper to beat.

Following good play by Yako, Monwabisi Mamani scored Movers’ last goal in the 80th minute.

It was not a walk in the park because Hotspurs were well prepared for the big showdown.

The game was enthralling with both sides failing to convert their clear-cut chances. The goalkeepers stood their ground as they pulled brilliant saves. The first half score was goalless with neither side being able to break the deadlock.

In the second half United were fired up and they pressed hard. The long awaited opening goal was eventually scored by Masixole Mabaso in the 75th minute.

Hotspurs also did not want to disappoint their loyal supporters as they threw everything into the game but United’s defence came prepared for the big game.

United captain Xolelani Twani led by example as he scored his side’s last goal in

WAFA President Zimisele Hempe presents a trophy to Airportvalley United skipper Xolelani Twani.

PHOTO: SELBY MADIKANE the 86th minute, thus shattering the dreams of Hotspurs of winning the league trophy.

According to WAFA President Zimisele Zimaydo Hempe, Airportvalley United and Walmer Hotspurs will campaign in WAFA Premier League in the forthcoming season.

Plenty of football action at KwaDwesi Grounds SELBY MADIKANE KWADWESI Grounds became a hive of activity when SAFA NMB Master Football Association games were played on Sunday.

Zwide Winners collected six points when they defeated Soweto 1-0 and they were awarded soft points over Veeplaas who failed to pitch up for the game.

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Zwide were held to a 1-1 draw by VW Masters. Sparks played to a one-all draw with Abahlobo. Title contenders AmaUnits edged out VW 2-0 with Raymond drawing 2-2 with Zwide.

Sparks salvaged a hard-fought 2-1 win when they took on Veeplaas who did not taste any victory on Sunday.

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