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No rest for crime prevention strategies NCEBA DLADLA THE Uitenhage police have called on the community to work with them in an attempt to clear the streets of crime.

Determined to show criminals that they were in charge of the Uitenhage area, police worked hard the whole of December and made many arrests.

“More than 273 arrests were made over the weekend from 6am on Thursday, December 31 until 6am on Monday, January 4, during crime prevention operations that were conducted in the Uitenhage area,” police spokesperson Lieutenant Gerda Swart said.

A total of 47 fines amounting to R22 300 were issued for traffic offences.

Thirteen people were arrested on charges of driving under the influence of liquor.

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offences, such as drinking in public and urinating in public.

“Other arrests varied from murder, attempted murder, theft, housebreaking and theft to possession of suspected stolen goods,” Swart said.

A total of 24 arrests were made for the illegal possession of drugs like tik, Mandrax and dagga.

She said the police had also opened a case of assault with the intent to do grievous bodily harm.

“The main purpose of the operations was to address crime effectively in the area and it was a resounding success.

“Police in the Uitenhage cluster will continue to effectively address crime in the area,” she said, adding that the police urged members of the community to work with them by providing valuable information that would lead to the arrest of suspects.

Suspects in court for housebreaking incidents NCEBA DLADLA PORT Elizabeth police arrested two suspects in two separate incidents of housebreaking in Algoa Park last week.

Police spokesperson Colonel Priscilla Naidu said a house in Peace Street, Missionvale, Algoa Park, had been broken into and a television set stolen at about 10am last Tuesday.

“A six-year-old child alerted his grandmother when he saw the suspect carrying a television set.

“The complainant was not at home at the time and after she was contacted, she confirmed that entry to the house had been gained by breaking a window,” Naidu said.

Neighbours searched for the suspect and found him at a house not far from the complainant’s house.

They had found the television set in his possession, Naidu said.

The 19-year-old suspect was handed over to the police and faces a charge of housebreaking and theft.

Naidu said police commended the community for keeping their eyes and ears open to criminal activities in their area.

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“Owing to the socio-economic conditions in certain areas, criminals operate within their residential areas and are therefore known to the community. We urge people to continue to blow the whistle on any suspected activities or criminals and to refrain from buying stolen goods. In so doing, we will be moving forward to a safer and crimefree society.”

In another incident, Bethelsdorp police arrested a 31-year-old suspect on Thursday morning for possession of suspected stolen property and housebreaking.

Bethelsdorp police were on their way to Algoa Park about 3am when they noticed the suspect standing with a bag.

When he saw the police vehicle, he dropped the bag and tried to run away. Police found various household items, a notebook and computer equipment inside the bag. They were able to contact the complainant after finding her details on a card among the stolen items.

Prior to the call, Naidu said, the complainant had been oblivious to the housebreaking as she had been asleep. All the stolen items were given back to her.

Both suspects are expected to appear in the New Brighton Magistrate’s Court soon.

RESIDENTS have been urged to assist Port Elizabeth police with information after two bodies were found in New Brighton and Kwazakhele after Christmas.

A man was found with stab wounds in a shack in New Brighton while another, thought to be about 50 years old, was found dead in his house in Kwazakhele.

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Police applaud community assistance in arrest NCEBA DLADLA COMMUNITY assistance led to the arrest of Thembelani Ntantiso (28) who was allegedly involved in a burglary at a house in Walmer on December 31.

Police spokesperson Colonel Priscilla Naidu said Ntantiso had been caught in connection with a housebreaking incident in Walmer location between 8pm on December 31 and 7am on January 1.

“Apparently he broke the bedroom window and gained entry into the house, where he stole a computer worth R4 000,” Naidu said.

Investigations and community assistance led police to another house in Walmer township, where part of the stolen equipment was recovered.

“The remaining half of the computer was found at the suspect’s house on Saturday, January 2,” Naidu said.

Ntantiso was released on R300 bail and is expected back in court on March 1.

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Correctional Services refute claims that inmate died of beatings during raid NCEBA DLADLA THE family of Luvuyo Manqunyana, who died in St Albans Prison on December 18, wants answers about his death which they claim were caused by injuries he sustained during a raid in the prison.

Sandiswa Kinzela of Motherwell wants answers from the Correctional Services Department about her uncle Luvuyo Manqunyana’s death in prison.

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The family said it had learnt that the tactical response team called the Red Berets had been searching for firearms, cellphones and drugs in the prison when they allegedly beat the inmates.

Prison officials say, however, that Manqunyana (42) of Motherwell, who was serving 15 years for armed robbery, had died of natural causes.

He was buried at the Motherwell Cemetery last Thursday through the assistance of St Albans Prison. This was after remonstration by members of his family who wanted a post-mortem done before the burial service commenced.

Manqunyana’s sister, Sandiswa Kinzela (45),

alleged that he had died of a severe beating. According to her, their suspicions were confirmed when they saw his corpse bandaged with some visible blood clots and signs of injuries on his face.

“The prison authorities gave us the identity document and the death certificate without the BI-form which explained the cause of death. We are not happy to hear that he died of natural causes. They say he was sick. Sick of what?” asked a fuming Sandiswa.

Asked why Manqunyana’s burial had been organised by prison authorities, Sandiswa said they had initially told St Albans officials that they did not have the money for the burial, but after consultation with relatives, a plan had been made.

“We made arrangements for Manqunyana to be buried because the family told us they did not have the means,” said St Albans area commissioner Mandla Jam, adding that this was common practice.

Police destroy illegal concoction NCEBA DLADLA MORE than 700 litres of concoction was destroyed by the police after being found at three houses in KwaNobuhle last Friday, police spokesperson Sergeant Majola Nkohli said.

Nkohli said the operation had been planned after the police received information that residents at certain houses in KwaNobuhle were operating either as concoction brewers or illegal taverners.

A shebeen owner operating a tavern without a licence was also fined.

“The operation held in KwaNobuhle seized 210 litres of liquor valued at more

“We also do not necessarily go to the cemetery for the funeral. We organise the parlour and officially give the family the corpse,” he explained.

Jam confirmed that there had been a raid on the evening of December 18 to 19. He however refuted claims that Manqunyana had died of injuries sustained during the raid.

“This is not true. Manqunyana was sick even at the time of his arrest and sentencing. He spent some time in our regional hospital in prison. At some stage we even took him to Livingstone Hospital for treatment,” Jam said.

He said the cause of death was given as natural causes because it was not their prerogative to divulge someone’s sickness.

“Manqunyana was not in the cell when the raid started. He was in the prison hospital and there was no raid in hospital,” Jam said. Anyone who would like to see the medical profile of the deceased was free to do so after following the correct processes, he said.

From left, W/O Frances Baker, Const.

Ntombikayise Smith, W/O Ntombi Beja, W/O Alfreda Haile and W/O Tertius Tolmie were among the police members involved in the discovery and confiscation of more than 700 litres of concoction.

than R7 000 from a shebeen. A total of 700 litres of concoction was destroyed,” Nkohli said.

“Three houses were found with a vile concoction and included in those houses was a shebeen in Huna Road, where 210 litres of liquor to the value of R7 000 was seized,” said Nkohli, adding that 400 litres of concoction from the same shebeen had been destroyed.

“A 51-year-old man was fined for operating a tavern without a licence,” he said.

“It is pleasing to see residents getting involved in fighting illegal liquor outlets, as most houses identified were not known by the police to be brewing concoctions in KwaNobuhle,” said Nkohli.

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DA leader addresses unemployment scourge in Bay NCEBA DLADLA DA leader Mmusi Maimane says his party stands for change and is ready to give South Africans a clean government if voted into power in the 2019 general election.

DA President Mmusi Maimane addressing thousands of supporters about the scarcity of jobs in the metro municipality at the DA’s Ngqura constituency office in Njoli Road, Kwazakhele, on Saturday.

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Maimane was speaking to hundreds of DA supporters at the DA’s Ngqura constituency office in Njoli Road, Kwazakhele, on Saturday about “the greatest crisis” - the scarcity of jobs that has reached chronic levels in Nelson Mandela Bay. He said unemployment of about 47,3% in the metro was hitting young people hard and they were being plunged more and more into hopelessness and despair.

Maimane said he had come to the hotly contested city to collect stories from mostly qualified but unemployed and hopeless young people to take to President Jacob Zuma during the march the DA was organising in Gauteng on January 27. They would also help him respond to the State of the Nation Address on February 11.

“Joblessness is huge a problem. People lose their dignity without jobs,” said Maimane who was, however, quick to add that the DA had a plan to create jobs.

He said, “To grow the economy, we need energy - diverse energy. No more load-shed-

ding by Eskom, because load-shedding leads to job-shedding.”

The DA was not only about small businesses, he said. It concerned them that Volkswagen and Mercedes Benz were struggling and they felt there was a need for BMW to come to the fore and employ more people.

“The DA is not against Broad-based Black Economic Empowerment (BBBEE). We want it to benefit small businesses which help to create jobs, and not the ANC fat cats,” the DA leader said to loud applause.

Maimane said a corrupt and inefficient ANC government had run out of ideas and decided to use the racist card.

“We are not a racist political party. We believe in one race, the human race. We’ll fight racism in this country wherever it rears its ugly head. But, we’ll never fight racism with racism,” said Maimane, adding that racists “must voetsek!”.

Maimane said the ideals of a non-racist, non-sexist and democratic South Africa had died with Nelson Mandela in the ANC. He was adamant that the DA would always live to honour Mandela’s legacy.

Also present were DA Nelson Mandela Bay mayoral candidate Athol Trollip and Ngqura constituency officer and MP Nqaba Bhanga who also spoke.

MEC urges approved beneficiaries to claim homes REPORTER TO address the problem of BNG housing units remaining unoccupied and subject to vandalism, the Eastern Cape MEC for Human Settlements, Helen Sauls-August, has called on approved beneficiaries to claim their houses by contacting the municipalities where they initially made their applications.

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partment has learnt that some municipalities are struggling to trace beneficiaries whose houses have been completed.

According to Statistics South Africa, migration patterns for Eastern Cape illustrated increased out-migration figures between 2001 and 2011, placing this province in the top three provinces experiencing the highest outmigration patterns in the country within that period.

It is believed that some of the beneficiaries

may have moved on to other provinces in search of employment, leaving many completed houses unoccupied, exposed to vandalism and further delaying the issuing of title deeds to beneficiaries across the province.

With an estimated housing backlog of 600 000, the department has given the goahead for municipalities to start a de-registration of beneficiaries so that other qualifying beneficiaries can be allocated the unoccupied houses.

Municipalities have been tasked to follow this de-registration process properly and not allocate empty houses without following the due processes.

The law allows for the tracing of beneficiaries before de-registration can be effected and beneficiaries be allocated empty houses.

Sauls-August has therefore made a call for communities also to protect the houses and report criminal activities such as vandalism of the completed units.

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Former jailbirds turn over a new leaf NCEBA DLADLA NOTORIOUS armed robber and former convict Walter Maqabaza of Motherwell gave testimony last week of how he has turned away from a life of crime to one of religion.

Also adding their voices during the crusade by Jesus Dominion International (JDI) head and founder prophet Timothy Omotoso in Port Elizabeth from December 22 to January 4, were three of New Brighton’s big-time thugs, known as Amagintsa.

They served time for cash-in-transitheists and bank robbery among other criminal acts.

The three - Stanley Tokota, Sakhele Manona and Luvuyo Nyongoba - were joined at the confession spot by nine other former jailbirds, including Maqabaza.

Omotoso prayed for them and also thanked them for bowing down to the word of God and leaving their wayward behaviour.

“Jesus Christ is loving, caring and forgiving. He wants sinners to repent. We are all sinners but live by grace which God gave us. Praise God!” the flamboyant Omotoso, a Nigerian popularly known as the designer prophet, said amid singing and jubilation from the ecstatic congregants.

‘As a sign of repentance and total dependence on God, I am not worried about what my children are going to eat now that I have quit crime.’

- STANLEY TOKOTA, AKA STENA (THE BRICK)

Converted former convicts, from left, Sakhele Manona, Walter Maqabaza and Luvuyo Nyongoba during the service at prophet Timothy Omotoso’s JDI Church in PE. PHOTOS: NCEBA DLADLA Tokota, aka Stena (The Brick) said he had been the one who taught those who were with him everything they knew.

“There is no bank that we haven’t robbed in South Africa. All the thugs in the country know us. Maqabaza was good at car hijacking,” he said.

“As a sign of repentance and total dependence on God, I am not worried about what my children are going to eat now that I have quit crime.

“I hear the voice speaking to me saying I should trust God and give my gun and bullets to the authorities,” said Tokota, who handed over bullets to the church leader-

ship and was advised to destroy the gun for the hope of a gun-free South Africa.

Maqabaza, a former professional boxer who fought and lost against the late former South African bantamweight kingpin, Sandile Mentile, for the vacant Eastern Cape title in October 1998, quit boxing to join the life of hardcore criminals.

He said, “I loved boxing, but crime brought me huge amounts of money. Smoking dagga and taking pills (like Tik) made me think I was invincible. No, I was not.

God had a plan to show me the way and through prophet Omotoso I am glad I have found God and found love.”

This woman gave up her muti and called for God’s help to live a clean and sin-free life instead, with prophet Timothy Omotoso of JDI in Port Elizabeth last week.

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Varsity Cup runs over with trylineto-tryline action REPORTER The Varsity Cup tournament will once again bring rugby fans around the country fast-paced, tryline-to-tryline action from February 2016.

Not only does the Varsity Cup competition provide swift, enterprising and forward-thinking rugby entertainment, it’s also a platform for future provincial and Springbok stars to showcase their talents.

Varsity Cup has produced a host of topflight players, including Springbok locks Eben Etzebeth, University of Cape Town (UCT) and Lood de Jager, North-West University (NWU-Pukke), and backline dynamos Damian de Allende (UCT) and Handre Pollard University of Pretoria (UP-Tuks).

The winning University of the Free State (UFS-Shimlas) team of 2015 included Niell Jordaan, Gerhard Olivier and Niel Marais, who represented the Cheetahs during the Currie Cup season only a few short months after lifting the Varsity Cup trophy.

“All the teams that took part in the tournament this year displayed brilliant rugby and the 2016 instalment will be no different,” says Varsity Cup CEO Duitser Bosman. “Varsity Cup has gone from strength to strength since its inception, but most importantly, the tournament has been a great springboard for players to launch their career. We’re excited about the upcoming season and we know the teams will give rugby fans something to look forward to.”

Even though the Varsity Cup is a prime asset to the South African rugby landscape for the amazing players it produces, the true value of the tournament lies in its nature. The Varsity Cup places a premium on attacking, innovative, clinical and creative rugby, which in turn provides the perfect breeding ground for players to carry the South African rugby heritage to new heights and into the unknown.

“This is exactly the kind of progress we are looking for in terms of rugby development in South Africa. It is through tournaments such as Varsity Cup. Through the years the tournament has been running we are starting to see some positive effects and seeing young players making the national squad. It has been a great platform for players and selectors,” says Xhanti-Lomzi Nesi, Varsity Cup Manager.

Prominent players who had their start in the Varsity Cup: Nizaam Carr (University of Cape Town) – Springbok and Stormers loose-forward Nic Groom (University of Cape Town) – Stormers scrumhalf Demetri Catrakilis (University of Cape Town) – Montpellier and former Stormers flyhalf Howard Mnisi (Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University) – Lions centre Jaco Kriel (University of Johannesburg) – Lions loose-forward and captain Marnitz Boshoff (University of Pretoria) – Lions flyhalf Marcel van der Merwe (University of the Free State) – Springbok and Bulls prop JJ Engelbrecht (Stellenbosch University) – Springbok centre William Small-Smith (University of Pretoria) – Bulls and Baby Boks centre Varsity Cup produced 16 Springboks up to date and seven of these were chosen for the Springbok squad for the 2015 Rugby World Cup.

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INDABA | WEDNESDAY 13 JANUARY 2016

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Richard Poni aims high in coaching top flight football SELBY MADIKANE KWAZAKHELE-born and bred local product Zandisile Richard Poni has his hopes set on coaching topflight football one day.

Poni is the Sophakama Ladies Football Club Head Coach who is widely recognised for taking Sophakama LFC from nowhere to the higher levels.

Poni, who dedicates all his pre-

cious time to football, has been conferred a SAFA C-Licence recently.

He said, “I would like to have a CAF B-Licence and I am convinced that I will qualify for that licence.

He has immense experience in football coaching and coached the Sophakama Ladies U/15 team that won the Eyethu Provincial Games in 2010.

In 2014 he guided Golden Stars

LFC to the second position of the league tables.

He also showed his skills when SAFA EC U/19 girls team took the third position in the tournament.

Poni has unearthed talent in Sibulele Holweni who is in the SAFA Women’s U/17 Team.

During his playing time Richard played for Island City juniors, Tigers United now known as United Comrades, Ngwevana United (Manchester United of Mother-

well), Saints and Swallows.

“In order to reach your goal, one has to focus on one’s goals whether or not there are stumbling blocks.

“Players should concentrate on their careers but education is the key to success,” said Poni.

Zandisile Richard Poni, a coach with vision in football.

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Motherwell Academy all set to surprise The Students SELBY MADIKANE IT is going to look like a battle between David and Goliath when Motherwell Academy takes on NMMU Madibaz in their SAFA Nelson Mandela Bay SAB Regional League clash at the NMMU Second Avenue Soccer Field in Summerstrand on Saturday at 3pm.

Madibaz are in the top position of the SAFA NMB SAB Regional League log table while Motherwell are in second position on the log table.

Motherwell have shown on numerous occasions that they are a force to be reckoned with.

Should Madibaz underestimate the Motherwell side, they will be surprised.

Since their first season in the SAFA NMB SAB Regional League, Madibaz have shown that they could take the hon-

Motherwell Academy is all set to cause a major upset for NMMU Madibaz. PHOTO: SELBY MADIKANE

ours.

Ghetto Stars will have to show that they will not let down their supporters when they play against Imbabala Young Stars at Walmer High School Grounds on Saturday.

Ghetto have had a torrid time so far this season, losing many games.

Royal Bucs, who are also struggling, welcome Central Acemates at Motherwell NU 9 Stadium on Saturday.

It will be anybody’s game when the two struggling sides Highland Spurs and Ikamva Movers take each other on at Jabavu Stadium.

Hotspurs play against Island City at Moore Dyke while Despatch Pioneers clash with the gutsy Fairview Rovers at Khayamnandi Sports Field.

Showvillage United Brothers will be up against the improved Camper United at Motherwell NU 2 Stadium on Saturday.

The league hopefuls Caledonians, affectionately called Callies, are playing at home against Young Cosmos at Zwide Stadium on Saturday at 3pm as well.

Motherwell Football Coaches Association conducts coaching clinic in M’well MOTHERWELL Football Coaches Association (MOFCA) coaching clinic turned into a resounding success when 46 junior players and their head coaches benefited in the programme at Nelson Mandela Peace Park Field in Motherwell on Saturday.

According to MOFCA General Secretary Thobela Dekeda the programme was supposed to have been conducted on 19 December 2015 but they decided to defer the programme to 9 January 2016.

Dekeda stated that they were surprised to see 46 players instead of the 20 players that they had catered for.

“The players and their coaches showed great enthusiasm, as such everything went according to our plan.

We as MFCA are delighted by this turnout. Our goal is to develop grassroots’ football at the local schools and local teams across Motherwell,” said

Dekeda.

MOFCA Chairman Lukhanyo Wasa revealed that they would like to establish a healthy relationship with Motherwell Football Association (MOFA) in developing the youth.

Wasa said, “We feel that it is a must to cooperate with our Local Football Association (LFA)-MOFA. We deal only with youth development because we have the potential to do so.

“We are going to announce our annual programme very soon. We would be grateful if the clubs supported us just like today. We want to see football growing in our communities.

“I am dead sure that our programmes will take youth football to higher levels. Our goal will come into a reality if we can work together. I would like to thank all the coaches, the players the clubs and the parents who supported us.” – SELBY MADIKANE

MOFCA coaches and club coaches and the players at the coaching clinic. PHOTO: SELBY MADIKANE

First games of year in SAFA NMB Masters Association League SELBY MADIKANE IT was back to business when SAFA Nelson Mandela Bay Masters Association League resumed their games on Sunday.

Ama-Units kept their league title hopes alive when they overcame Addo Masters 3-0 in their

PE All Stars Masters showed their impressive performance when they overcame Valencia.

own backyard. Vuyani Jomo Mtati, Luzuko Dzuyi Hambaze and Andile Ace Faas each scored a goal for Ama-Units. Ama-Units are on the top of the log table after collecting 38 points from 17 games.

Addo Masters dropped to third position on the log table and they have accumulated 32 points after playing 17 games.

After winning 1-0 over Winners, Sparks have moved to second position on the log table after playing 17 games as well. Mziyanda Vena scored the only goal of Sparks.

PE All Stars started the new

year on a high note after they defeated Valencia 2-0. Maneli Mandela and Sikhumbuzo Mandla came up with a goal apiece for Stars.

Kenneth Kenny Ndongeni scored New Brighton Masters’ solitary goal when they faced VW Masters.

Abahlobo defeated Soweto Masters 2-0 while Veeplaas Masters thrashed Raymond Mhlaba 5-1.

Samora Sikhunana and Mbulelo Stofile scored Abahlobo’s goals.

Zwide Masters shared the goalless draw with Eleven Attackers.

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Big gamble by Nelson Mandela Bay Boxing Promoters pays off with international title NCEBA DLADLA NELSON Mandela Bay has the new World Boxing Federation (WBF) International Champion in Siphosethu Ncisane, a Miniflyweight boxer from Walmer Township.

This is thanks to a gamble by the Nelson Mandela Bay Boxing Promoters Association who put their money where their mouths are.

Ncisane, aka The Gift, beat a game Port Alfred’s Ndikho “Ndim Lo” Magadaza on a Knock Out (KO) in the 11th round to win the vacant Miniflyweight title at the Indoor Sport Centre in Uitenhage in December.

The tournament which was to be sponsored

by Nelson Mandela Bay’s Department of Sport was on the verge of collapse when it emerged that the sponsorship money was not readily available.

With all the preparations made, boxers from Gauteng and Cape Town already in the city - their transport and accommodation paid, the local promoters decided to downgrade the two South African title fights in the bill to six rounders and subsequently reduced the purse monies of the boxers accordingly - to see the fight continuing.

This affected the six and 10 round fights as well. They too had to be dropped to six and four round fights.

But the main bout between Ncisane and Magadaza was not touched. It continued as planned.

Seen in action by the WBF president Howard Goldberg who was the fight supervisor, Ncisane improved his chances of fighting for the real world title.

“Ncisane is very good. I think he must have 2-3 fights in defence of this (B-Grade) title before he challenges for the world title. But he must also improve his defence. Though he won, I think he took a lot of punches from a game Magadaza,” said Goldberg who is also a former international ring official.

Mandela Bay boasts an international WBF Miniflyweight title and an SA Female Junior Lightweight title held by Nomampondomise Xotyeni.

Xotyeni convincingly whipped her nemesis, Bongiwe Silo of Cape Town over six rounds. The belts could have been more as Walmer’s Nozipho Bell beat SA Female Lightweight champion Ndobayini Kolose of Gauteng in a non-title scrap which was over six rounds.

Trainer Caiphus Ntante (left), boxer Lungisa Jokani and promoter Sibongile Nkebe (at the back) celebrate the new Miniflyweight WBF International Champion Siphosethu “The Gift” Ncisane at Uitenhage Indoor Sport Centre in December.

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Lion City dims Morning Stars in their local derby SELBY MADIKANE LION City proved their mettle beyond any doubt when they thrashed Morning Stars 4-0 in their ABC Motsepe League local derby that was played at Motherwell NU 2 Stadium on Saturday.

Lion City defender Onesimo Maxengwana takes on Morning Stars defender Lucky Kala who is clearing the lines.

PHOTO: SELBY MADIKANE

City showed from the outset that they were hungry for a victory while Stars played defensive football with the aim of catching their counterparts on the counterattack.

Stars’ game plan helped for the first 45 minutes because their defence was very tight. Stars’ defenders Lubambo Skera Camagu and Lucky Kala threatened City front men by kicking them but Dr Ngubo Biyana’s lads were not shy to display their skills.

Stars conceded a lot of set-pieces to City and the game nearly became a brawl, but Referee Luyanda Tshula managed to stamp his authority.

As such the game turned to be a humdinger with fans sent into raptures. The first stanza ended in a goalless draw with the home side knocking on the visitors’ door.

City’s coaches Thembinkosi Bigman Lindani and Gcobani Citwa made the right decision by putting Lutho Totwana and Vuyolwethu Mancane Dingana into the fray.

The two substitutes Totwana and Dingana seemed to have read the game on the bench as they capitalised on Stars’ errors. Totwana played a good move with Ludwe Sonjica who supplied a perfect cross to Dingana who headed an

opening goal.

Totwana kept on tormenting Stars’ midfielders and as a result Stars’ defender Thembelani Tshisa scored an own goal thus giving City a 2-0 lead.

The own goal changed Stars game plan with City exerting more pressure. Lukhanyo Sheriff Rasmeni failed to register his name in the score book when his efforts went wide.

Sonjica was the hero of the day when he scored a brace to make the final score 4-0 in favour of Lion City.

Emperors fought tooth and nail when they drew 3-3 with the highriding FC Elliot United at Motherwell NU 2 Stadium on Saturday.

The goals of Emperors came courtesy of Luthando Lua- Lua Matiwane, Sinethemba Jabavu and Xolani Axeman January while Elliot’s goals were scored by Siyanda Petse, Edwin Xaba and Siyanda Tamoyi.

Elliot tall striker Simphiwe Shaka Dlamini and skipper Mboniseni Mbanjwa gave Emperors’ defenders a headache.

The game that was scheduled between FC Buffalo and Blackburn Rovers has been postponed and took place in the Jan Smuts Stadium on Tuesday on January 12.

Other ABC Motsepe League results: SUBS 1-2B Future Tigers Young Ideas 2-2Tornado Matta Milan 2-0 Highbury EC Bees 1-1 Zimbane Killers Mthatha City 0-1 Kokstad Liverpool

Despite loss to Wits at home, Chippa United can still do more NCEBA DLADLA LOSING 3-1 against high-riding Wits University at home has disappointed Chippa United coaching staff and management, but the type of football played by the Chilli Boys was promising.

This was said by the recently appointed Chippa United Team Manager Luthando “Trompies” Zibeko.

According to Zibeko, who also coordinates the Nelson Mandela Bay based Absa

Premiership League outfit’s Marketing and Communications, though they lost, Chippa United players gave their all and seem to have grasped acting head coach Dan Malesela’s philosophy of play.

Dan “Dance” Malesela was promoted to hold the fort as head coach since Roger Sikhakhane was placed on leave.

It was a thrilling match. United kept the Students busy even after the goals by Phakamani Mahlambi and the new signing James Keene. It was inevitable for Andile Mbenyane to score in the second half and

reduced the deficit.

A goal by Ben Motshwari who made it 3-1 did not deter Chairman Chippa Mpengesi’s boys from surging forward in search of goals.

“The performance of our players was good. They seem to have grasped the philosophy of the coach. This is positive going to KwaZulu Natal to face Golden Arrows this weekend,” said Zibeko of the next Chilli Boys Premier Soccer League assignment.

“The loss was a setback to our goal of

finishing in the top 8 in the Absa Premiership. But a loss sometimes is right to awaken us to make corrections where we were not doing right,” said Zibeko.

He said the coach was happy with his squad but still wanted players to give their all if and when given an opportunity to play.

Placed at 9th on the log standing after 13 games played, Chippa United plays against 6th placed Golden Arrows at Chatsworth Stadium in Durban on Saturday 16 January.

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