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Metro police posts advertised REPORTER

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HILE the dust is still not settling around the launch of the metro police, which was described by the opposition party in the Nelson Mandela

Bay metro, the DA, as a “fake” launch in May, adverts have appeared in local newspapers in the past two weeks for a number of posts in the metro police force.

These include a post for Metro Police Chief which was advertised on Monday last

week. On Monday this week fifty posts for inspectors and 65 posts for sergeants were advertised.

The Metro Police Chief post was advertised as a 5-year contract with a renumeration of between R1 070 316 and R1 488 000 per year all inclusive. Standard benefits are not

applicable for this position.

Inspectors’ salaries will be between R375 636 and R522 240 per year (basic salary) while sergeants will earn between R145 632 and R202 476 per year (basic salary).

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Gogos march to demand strict sentence for Oscar NCEBA DLADLA PORT Elizabeth members of the Hoza Golden-age Club in New Brighton marched from the Cecil Kapi Hall (eHoza) to Sheya Kulati Avenue and back, registering their support for the victims of violence and abuse.

On Wednesday, June 15, which was the International Day Against the Abuse of Elderly Citizens, the gogos claimed that violence against women and children continued every day in their communities while little was done to the perpetrators.

The gogos were also armed with placards reading, “Kwanele” (It is enough).

The day coincided with the court appearance of Oscar Pistorius who is being sentenced for murdering his girlfriend, Port Elizabeth model Reeva Steenkamp.

“Oscar killed a woman. We want to see justice done. He must be jailed for 15 years and nothing

less,” said Jurmatha Majola (78).

Majola added that their march was also in support of Reeva’s mother, June Steenkamp, whose life has been destroyed by the brutal murder of her daughter.

“The abuse and murder of innocent women cannot go on unabated. We are angry and are saying enough is enough,” said Lungelwa Kawa (78).

Kawa added that only a strict sentence would be a deterrent to those who wanted to do these evil acts against the fairer sex.

Majola also bemoaned the fact that as the elderly, they had to meet in a container to socialise and keep their bodies active and healthy, claiming that without recreation centres they also felt abused by the powers that be.

“We are angry,” she said.

New Brighton’s Hoza Golden­age gogos showing “Enough is enough!” at a Park next to eHoza.

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Mayor Jordaan addresses Youth Day rally NCEBA DLADLA NELSON Mandela Bay executive mayor Danny Jordaan addressed a packed Gelvandale Stadium during the local Youth Day 40th commemoration on Thursday last week.

“We are here to celebrate a remarkable contribution by young people in our country,” said Jordaan, who is also the August 3 Local Elections ANC mayoral candidate.

“It is because of them that we can gather here today. It is because of them that we can go on August 3 and participate in a democratic election.”

He said that the country had

gone through many trials and tribulations – the defiance campaign of the 1950s, the dark days of the 1960s, and the Rivonia Trial after the Sharpeville massacre.

During this time many leaders had been exiled and imprisoned, like Nelson Mandela, Govan Mbeki and Ahmed Kathrada.

“The apartheid government believed it had successfully crushed the liberation movement, he said. “So historians talk about the sixties as the silent sixties, believing it was the end of the liberation struggle, but in the seventies two things happened.

“Firstly Steve Biko formed the South African Students Organisation and on June 16, 1976, new militant, determined, fearless

fighters, people took up the issue of education and Afrikaans as the language of instruction in particular to ignite new hope and put us on the final and decisive path to liberation and freedom, and the youth of this country after 1976 never stopped until the day when Nelson Mandela finally walked out of prison in 1990.”

“The democratic, non-racial, non-sexist South Africa had been achieved through the struggle of the youth and the youth must take up that struggle again, the struggle against unemployment, against HIV and AIDS, loss of job opportunities for the youth.

“And so we need the youth today to recommit to those challenges that we are going to under-

take together in the metro,” Jordaan said.

“From today (Wednesday, June 22, to Friday, June 24, we have the Youth Dialogue in the clusters and these dialogues include arts and activism, the economy, leadership, education, social cohesion and sport,” the mayor said.

This is aimed at engaging the youth in building a metro that took care of all young people. He added that a festival and poetry event was scheduled for Saturday and on June 29 the metro was sending young people to participate in the Grahamstown National Arts Festival.

A youth assembly and a memorial lecture will be held on June 30.

Public works warns of learnership programme scam REPORTER THE national Department of Public Works has warned that pupils from grades 10 to 12 and graduates, seeking employment, should be aware of a scam promising 700 learnerships at the department.

The scam promises to place the learners in a number of fields such as brick laying, plumbing, carpentry, boiler making, tiling.

While the department had trained and continued to train hundreds of young people in these fields through its Expanded Public Works Pro-

gramme, the recruitment on the internet through social networks, SMS, and WhatsApp was a scam, it said in a statement.

The fraudulent recruitment site has a link that takes the learnership programme seekers to a jobs department website. The big headline on the site reads Public Works Learnership Programmes.

When you click on application for jobs, it further links you to a Facebook sign-up page, requesting personal information like name and surname, date of birth and phone or email address.

The contact people on the site, Ester

Sehlapelo and Linda Kaseke, do not work for the national Department of Public Works and the phone numbers listed do not belong to the department.

The department said in the statement that it is an equal-opportunity employer and would never exclusively advertise jobs and learnership programmes on the internet and social media because that would exclude a large number of South Africans not on social media.

It requests everyone interested in applying for learnerships at the department to verify the legitimacy of the posts before divulging personal in-

formation that may be used to defraud them or compromise their security in the future.

If in doubt, visit the nearest Public Works office to verify with the HR unit or the Human Capital Investment unit. Alternatively, go to the official website on www.publicworks.gov.za.

The national Department of Public Works has 11 regional offices in Pretoria, Johannesburg, Cape Town, Kimberley, Durban, Mthatha, Port Elizabeth, Bloemfontein, Polokwane, Mahikeng and Nelspruit. The head office is also situated in Pretoria, on the corner of Bosman and Madiba Streets.

Metro police posts advertised Continued from page 1 This comes amidst threats last week about a strike by the trade union Samwu over the “unilaterial change in service agreements” of staff which are being transferred by the municipality to the metro police force.

Samwu secretary Mqondisi Nodongwe told Express reporter Nceba Dladla that they met the metro municipality leadership on Monday and that they (Samwu) were not happy with the advertising of the posts.

“The municipality can’t continue with the advertising of metro police posts whilst still discussing placement policy with the union,” No-

dongwe said.

He said that the Corporate Services Executive Director would have a meeting with the Safety and Security Director for further deliberations on the issue yesterday.

About the strike he said, “We have served notice for the strike. They (the municipal leadership) asked us to withdraw it, but we refused. We can’t withdraw the notice unless they resolve the issues under discussion. Only then will we withdraw the notice.”

Vuyo Zitumane, the municipality’s acting director of corporate services, told Die Burger last week that the trade union was acting under a

misconception.

“There is no basis for a strike and we will fight it. No one’s service agreements have been changed. We were very clear when we communicated with staff that no one can force them to join the metro police.”

According to Zitumane and Johann Mettler, acting municipal manager, staff is not being transferred but will be applying for the new positions. Mettler said this was communicated to staff on numerous occasions.

Mettler and Zitumane said all the right processes and procedures were following including sufficient consultations with the trade unions.

Six traffic officers were fired and four suspended for disrupting the official launch of the metro police on May 13.

Last week the DA’s mayoral candidate Athol Trollip said that Mayor Danny Jordaan, who is now also the ANC’s mayoral candidate, “tried to trick the people of the Bay by launching a fake metro police force, using only 2% of the recommended costing budget, which infringed various clauses contained in Chapter 12 of the Police Services Act.” Trollip said many officers did not meet minimum education and training requirements and that some officers might have criminal records.

Jordaan said youth participation was key in dealing with drugs, gangsterism and crime.

“In the Northern Areas we have approved a budget of more than R200-million that we are going to invest. This is the biggest amount ever that this metro has committed to the Northern Areas.”

He said June 16 was celebrating not just past achievements of the youth, those heroes of 1976, but also the commitment of the youth on June 16 this year to creating five golden years in the metro because, five years later, they were not going to be 20 anymore.

He said the next five years were crucial for the youth.

Police foil attempted house robbery POLICE foiled an attempted house robbery in Fairview last Friday.

Police spokesperson Colonel Priscilla Naidu said that at about 30 minutes after midnight the owner of the house in Fairview, whose name is not being published to protect her identity, had heard noises outside.

“When she looked through the window, she saw three men attempting to break into the house. The complainant managed to exit the house and alerted her neighbour,” Naidu said.

When the owner and her neighbour returned to the house, the suspects had already broken in and were packing the stolen property outside.

“A confrontation between the neighbour and the suspects ensued. One of the men attempted to stab the neighbour, who retaliated by shooting one of the suspects in the leg,” the police spokesperson said, adding that the other two suspects had fled.

The suspect, thought to be between 20 and 30 years old, was arrested.– NCEBA DLADLA

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Children’s home now safer with new fence NCEBA DLADLA

LUKHANYISO Children’s Home in Jabavu Street, KwaNobuhle, Uitenhage has finally received a fence to ensure the safety of the children it looks after.

An overjoyed Pumla Bucwa, a Social Worker who manages the institution, could not hide her excitement during the cutting of the ribbon last Wednesday to mark the official opening of the fencing

by Sovereign Foods that sponsored it.

Lukhanyiso takes care of orphaned and vulnerable children (OVC) some of whom come from poverty stricken families and unemployed single parents “We were faced with the challenge of residents coming in and out of the complex, which is open for other businesses every day of the week, so the enclosure is a ne-

‘We were faced with the challenge of residents coming in and out of the complex, which is open for other businesses every day of the week.

- PUMLA BUCWA

cessity for the safety of these children as demanded by the prescripts of the department of Social Development department,” explained Bucwa.

This is a step in the right direction for an institution that is facing many challenges.

“We support Lukhanyiso Children’s Home with food and other goodies like reading books and toys, and when they told us of these problems they have with ensuring the safety and security of these children, we did not think twice,” said Group Executive: Human Resources at Sovereign Foods, Thuto Shongwe. The fencing was erected at a cost of more than R36 000.

“We want to thank Sovereign Foods for the gesture. Not only are our children safe, everyone in the institution is safe, including the teachers, the housemothers and management staff,” said Bucwa.

Bucwa said their challenges were copounded by the fact they are having to operate without funding this year.

Asked why she said, “The previous management failed to fulfil the requirements for the funders, the Social Development Department.

“We are now faced with a huge challenge and ask for donations of any kind including food stuff for our children.

The home takes children from two to 18 years of age.

Currently they take care of 23 children between the ages of 2 and 17 years.

Sovereign Foods’ Thuto Shongwe cutting the ribbon to mark the opening of the fence. With her are Lukhanyiso Social Worker and Manager Pumla Bucwa.

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Joint working group formed to help people with disabilities NCEBA DLADLA NELSON Mandela Bay will soon establish a joint working group of municipal officials and a task team appointed by the disability sector in the metro.

Mandela Bay members of the sector for people with disability who attended a workshop at Nangoza Jebe Hall in New Brighton last week.

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This was decided at a workshop held at the Nangoza Jebe Community Hall in New Brighton last week.

The workshop, which was attended by members of the disability sector, was addressed by the municipal constituency services director Dumisani Mbebe and the special programmes unit manager in the directorate, Mabhuti Dano.

“We invited the disability constituency coordinated by the Metro Disability Forum from all clusters of the city,” Dano said.

He said they wanted the forum to be part of the engagements which sought to make their lives better.

According to Dano, the workshop is the result of a process of

Protests lead to postponement of youth race INDABA REPORTER PROTEST action on the planned route for the second City of Champions Youth Challenge had led to the postponement of the race, municipal spokesperson Kupido Baron said.

The organisers of the race in collaboration with the Nelson

Mandela Bay Municipality and Safety and Security department had postponed Saturday’s event as a precautionary measure in the interests of the safety of the athletes.

Municipal sport, recreation, arts and culture executive director Noxolo Nqwazi, said the decision had been made owing to protests in the vicinity of Koyana

and Johnson Roads which were directly on the planned 5km and 10km routes for the event that was scheduled to start at 7am.

Event organiser and Eastern Province Athletics (EPA) official Michael Mbambani said: “Following extensive consultation with the South African Police Services and the city’s traffic law enforcement we had to apply EPA

consultation which included a careful examination of issues raised in a petition the disability sector wrote to explain how corporate services as a directorate should respond to the disability sector.

The discussions in the workshop focused on a number of pertinent issues of development, including budget allocation of disability mainstreaming, access to information and communication and the provision of braille and sign language.

They added that the joint working group would, among other things, ensure that people with disabilities were included in skills audits, skills development, training, sources of funding, employment equity implementation and gender equity at all levels of employment, among other things.

The disability forum also raised the issue of access to opportunities, their direct participation in all matters affecting them and the appointment of a disability coordinator.

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rules as we felt that we could not guarantee the safety of our athletes who came from as far afield as King William’s Town, East London, Kareedouw, Humansdorp and Somerset-West.

“We will meet at the weekend to determine a new date, venue and route for the race before announcing it soon,” Mbambani said.

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Workshops to empower Walmer parents REPORTER PARENTS of children from birth to six years, in developing communities in Port Elizabeth are to be offered two free evidence-based workshops created by Early Inspiration, which begins tomorrow, June 23, at Joy to the Nations Church at the corner of Villiers Road and 9th Avenue, Walmer.

Funded by the Oppenheimer Memorial Trust, the practical workshops will cover the role of the parent (June 23), and attachment and discipline (July 21).

The workshops aim to provide parents with the knowledge and skills to confidently raise their children, and to be aware of the role they play in developing their child to his or her full potential.

The sessions will be held in Xhosa to ensure that parents from the Walmer community are able to express themselves in their mother tongue.

Jessica Baker, who developed the skillsbased programme following her Masters research in social work at Stellenbosch University, says of the new programme, “Building parents’ self-esteem is at the centre of the programme. By giving parents confidence and knowledge we can encourage parents to build an attachment with their young child.

“Attachment bonds are reciprocal, emotional and physical connections between parents and children.”

She adds about the name of the programme, “The parents we met gave us the name, Siphuhlisa Ulwazi Lwabazali (meaning parents empowered with knowledge). To them it is a very powerful phrase and gives them strength. Which is what we aim to do.”

The parenting programme builds on Early Inspiration’s work with teachers and early childhood development, Early Inspiration MD and founder Dr Lauren Stretch comments saying, “Giving children a sense of belonging, showing them love and investing in their education supports children’s long-term successes and will in time eradicate poverty – one family at a time.

“Parents want to do the best they can for their children, and a lot of parenting is instinctive, but by sharing experience, knowledge and skills, parents can have confidence in how they bring up their child.”

To take part, parents need to SMS their name and Walmer to 082 583 1633 to book their place.

The Siphuhlisa Ulwazi Lwabazali Parent Programme will take place at the Joy to the Nations Church, corner of Villiers Road and 9th Avenue, Walmer, from June 23 at 12:30pm-3pm.

Allan Dhela, aka Melumzi Mafuzfa, sought NCEBA DLADLA DOES anyone in Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality know where Allan Dhela alias Melumzi Mafuzfa is.

Members of the South African Police Service (SAPS) Family Violence Child Protection and Sexual Offences Unit in Uitenhage is looking for information on his whereabouts.

Police spokesperson Captain Gerda Swart said, “Police would like to make an appeal to the members of the community to assist them in tracing Allan Dhela alias Melumzi Mafuzfa.”

According to Swart, police believe he could assist them with a rape case that occurred in Kirkwood during May 2016.

Anyone with information about the whereabouts of Dhela is requested to contact the investigating officer, Detective Warrant Officer Eddie Saaiman on: 0 072 732 4614 or Uitenhage Family Violence Child Protection and Sexual Offences Unit. ; Help police find missing Allan Dhela.

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Young and old mourn loss of Jazz Diva Nomzamo JAZZ Diva Nomzamo Mkhuzo might be gone, but she truly cannot be forgotten! This was said by elderly as well as young musicians who also bade her farewell in song during the memorial service of the songstress who passed on last week after a long illness. Mkhuzo will be laid to rest this Saturday after a service to be held at St Peter’s Anglican Church in Zwide, Port Elizabeth starting at 9am.

Musicians Asanda Sikasi, her mother Nonyameko Sikasi and metro divas Thandeka Marwanqa and Welekazi Mosia celebrated the life of Nomzamo Mkhuzo in song.

Jazz giants Patrick Pasha, Phillip Mbambaza and Thamie Ngcwangu were at the memorial service with Rev Pasha giving a talk on the background of township music.

From left are Tammy Buyambo, diva Dineo Lebakeng and Nosisi Mavela who were also at the memorial service.

Thandile Petshwa, Siyabulela Mdebele, Retsi Pule (from East London) and Nceba Madlingozi honoured diva Mkhuzo.

Legends from left, Dudley Tito, Musa Vundla, Thembani Kubashe and Bongani Tulwana. At the back are Themba Ncetani and Sakhi Nompozola. They also rendered music items.

Khanyo Ntenge left, was seated with friends and family with Nozuko Mbopa (Mkhuzo’s niece), Asakhe Bangani and metro diva Vuyelwa Qwesha­Luzipho.

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Chance of a lifetime for Walmer teens MORNÉ DU RANDT THE chance of a lifetime was bestowed on 24 children of Walmer Township in Port Elizabeth who will be leaving on a threeweek tour of Germany and Switzerland on Saturday.

The teenagers, all members of the choir of the Masifunde Learner Development Project, have to pay only for their passports.

“I can not wait to see Adolf Hitler’s grave. I can not wait to go overseas. To see how other cultures live, to walk around in stores and see how they dress, what makes their style different from ours,” said an excited Zubenathi Matshisi, a grade 10 learner of Walmer High School.

The choirmaster, Tarryn Mintoor, is the only one of the squad who has been overseas before, and she has her hands full to con-

tain the excitement of the group.

“We have spent a lot of time together over the past two months. It was hard to get to know everyone, but I’m looking forward to being a part of these lovely children’s memories,” she said.

Masifunde Learner Development is a non-governmental organization that provides educational support to children from Walmer Township.

“The choir will visit seven cities in Germany where they will have workshops with German school choirs and perform together in a big concert in each city,” said Msikeleli Moli, a member of the project.

The tour not only focuses on musical development, but also gives learners the opportunity to get to know different cultures.

“I am very happy and cannot wait to go.

My family and friends are very happy for me that I can go to places where they have not been,” said Sibabalwe Komani (16).

These pupils from Walmer High School are among 24 youths from the Walmer Township who will be leaving for their first overseas trip on Saturday. Standing from left, are Tarryn Mintoor, (choir master), Anelisa Tuku, Zubenathi Matshisi, Vuyiseka Maranti, Andisiwe Dingalabalula, Akum Nojoko and Sikholiwe Jafta. In front, from left, are Lusindiso Joni, Sibabalwe Komani, Sbusiso Kelemana, Ntombezintle Jacobs and Siphiwo Manyonga

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The Springboks will be playing in the third and final test against a very strong Irish side.

With only three test matches previously played at the stadium, the Boks have a 67% winning rate locally.

“We conclude the series in Port Elizabeth where there is also such great passion for the Springbok team,” said Allister Coetzee, Springbok Head Coach.

Selected members of the Springbok squad and SA Rugby’s Deputy President, Mark Alexander, will be at the opening of the Boks for Books schools library at Walmer Primary School today.

The team to play this Saturday will be announced tomorrow. (See our Facebook page for the full squad.)

Kick off is on Saturday at 5pm. Gates open at 1pm. There will be food stalls and bar facilities available, as well as a beer garden and live entertainment.

The referee will be Glen Jackson (New Zealand), with Angus Gardner (Australia) and Ben Whitehouse (Wales) as the assistant referees and Rowan Kitt (England) as the TMO. The Voice SA winner, Richard Stirton, will sing the South African national anthem on Saturday and an upcoming Cape Town singer, Nathan Hendricks, will perform the visitors’ anthem.

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Africa Unite Challenge a resounding success SELBY MADIKANE

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There were lmany festivities to entertain the audience and many speeches aimed at equipping the youth with knowledge about their role in their society and in the country.

A Zwide resident Bafokeng Khoali, who is one of the Anglo American staff members, appealed to the youth to use their opportunities to change their lives.

Victoria Park High School educator and local sports personality Angelique Jennings told the youth that they should play their part to move the country forward because they have a lot of opportunities.

AFRICA Events in partnership with Dr Bongani Nqini and African Bank organised a successful Africa Unite Challenge to celebrate Youth Day and to fight Xenophobia at a function that was held at Loyiso High School in Zwide on June 16.

According to Ndzondelelo Senior Secondary learner and Africa Events organiser Cebisa Diniwe, the aim of the event was to inform the youth of the role played by the youth of 1976 who died while they were rejecting Afrikaans as a medium of instruction and to inform the youth about

African Bank Kenako Branch Manager Lebo Dayimani, Africa Unite CEO Cebisa Diniwe and African Bank Greenacres Branch Manager Melanie Scheepers present a trophy to Loyiso High School netball skipper Dineo Mafu.

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Lungile Dick from AZAPO, who was a 1976 activist, stated that people of South Africa should do away with racism and xenophobia because ‘those things bring our country back to apartheid times’.

Performers that kept the audience entertained were Amabhaca KaNonika Traditional Group, Amavulandlela Traditional Group, The Units Crew, Harambe Youth Experience and local hiphop artists.

Netball and soccer games were played by Loyiso, Chubekile, Ndzondelelo and Masibambane High Schools.

In the soccer finals Loyiso High School beat

Ndzondelelo High School 6-5 on sudden death after the 1-1 fulltime score.

Loyiso High School’s netball team defeated Chubekile High School 15-14 in the finals.

The finals winners received floating trophies and gold medals while the runners-up received silver medals.

Special awards Soccer:

Player of the day: Siyasamkela Ngquwe (Ndzondelelo High); Top goal scorer: Siyabulela Stefan (Loyiso High); Player of the tournament: Bonakele Stokwe (Loyiso High)

Netball:

Top goal scorer: Sivenathi Mfuneli (Loyiso High); Player of the tournament: Dineo Mafu (Loyiso High)

African Bank Greenacres Branch Manager Melanie Scheepers; Africa Unite CEO Cebisa Diniwe and African Bank Kenako Branch Manager Lebo Dayimani hand over a trophy to Loyiso High School soccer captain Chuma Ntoyabo.

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James Jolobe High wins Transnet Whole School Development Open Sports Day tourney SELBY MADIKANE JAMES Jolobe High School won the Transnet Whole School Development Open Sports Day Rugby Tournament when they overcame Masiphathisane 15-10 in the finals at Motherwell NU 1 Stadium on Friday.

The tournament which was the first of its kind was organised successfully by Transnet in partnership with the Motherwell Urban Renewal Programme (MURP). All the schools that participated in the tournament received a set of kit each.

James Jolobe High School booked themselves a berth in the finals when they beat Ndyebo High School 17-6 in the semi-finals.

Despite giving up a good fight, Vulumzi High School failed to advance to the finals after they succumbed 17-10 to Masiphathisane High School in the semi-finals.

In the finals fireworks were produced, with James Jolobe High School edging out

Masiphathisane High School 15-10.

In the losers’ finals Vulumzi High School defeated Ndyebo 10-5. James High School received a floating trophy and gold medals.

Masiphathisane High School settled for silver medals, while Vulumzi High School went home with bronze medals.

Other results of Transnet Whole School Development Open Sports Day Tournament: Coselelani High 0-3 Mfesane High Ndyebo High 7-3 Motherwell High Douglas High 10-17 Masiphathisane High Vulumzi High 20-3Mfesane High

The James Jolobe High School team with their Head Coach Mkhululi Khame, Motherwell High School’s Rugby League Chairperson Sizwe Kobese and James Jolobe Team Manager Sakie Tukulu. In front are MURP Liaison Officer Malusi Andries and Motherwell High School’s Rugby League Secretary Mthuthuzeli Yoyo.

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Manchester Babes thrash UFH

AmaKenya prove the critics wrong

MANCHESTER Babes Ladies took the team from the University of Fort Hare to the cleaners when they thrashed them 4-0 during their Sasol Ladies Coastal Stream clash that was played at Jabavu Stadium on Saturday.

Since the start of the season, UFH have been performing dismally and they had not tasted any victory. Babes, who did not want to disappoint their supporters on their home turf, threw everything into the game.

The students were chasing the shadows of the Babes players throughout the game. The UFH defenders and midfielders appeared to

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be disjointed and jittery and conceded a lot of goals to the home side. Babes could have scored many goals but their strikers missed the easy chances.

Golden Stars Ladies failed to honour their away game against Birmingham City and lost on soft points as a result. City Lads kept alivetheir hopes of winning the league, when they played to a 3-3 draw against Thunderbirds.

Newcomers Sophakama Ladies were dealt a serious blow when Mustangs Ladies thumped them 3-0. – SELBY MADIKANE

AmaChina collect four points in double header YOUNG Teenagers, who are affectionately known as AmaChina, managed to collect four points when they played two games in the Port Elizabeth East Football Association (PEEFA) Premier League at KwaDwesi Community Grounds over the weekend.

Teenagers fans saw their side sharing a goalless draw with the unpredictable side- Mighty Birds in their tough game.

AmaChina redeemed themselves when they thrashed Crystal City 4-0. Teenagers who set their sets on the prestige trophy, put up a good fight when they embarrassed the KwaMagxaki side who went home without a consolation

goal.

In a do-or-die clash United Brothers shared a 1-1 draw with Real Lions. Despite losing 3-2, Real Aces gave Hillside United a run for their money.

Peace Lovers who are league contenders, registered a comprehensive 3-1 victory over Young Idols who had a good start to the league season.

In the PEEFA First Division Sophakama dimmed Rising Stars when they defeated them 2-0. Real Lions B did not respect the experienced side of Vaaldraai - Young Aces – which they drubbed 2-0. – SELBY MADIKANE

CCX CALLIES proved the critics wrong when they collected four points during their New Brighton Football Association (NEBFA) Sedgars Sport Premier League double header over the weekend.

Callies who are popularly known as AmaKenya have had a torrid time this season.

Four points changed AmaKenya’s log position. AmaKenya hammered City Defenders 3-1 in their first clash.

Callies secured a hard-fought 2-2 draw when they locked horns with Eastern Jumpers in their second game at New Brighton Oval Stadium.

Bush Bucks won their double header.

Bucks drubbed Boast Pirates 3-1 in the first

game and they had to dig deep to beat Red City 1-0 in their second game. PE Sundowns also followed Bucks’example when they collected six points after they were awarded soft points over Young Lions and defeated Roaring Tigers 2-1 in their tough game.

Winter Rose failed to register any win following their 2-0 losses to Real White City and Roaring Tigers.

Other NEBFA Sedgars League results:

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Friendly City 2-1 PE Rovers Dodgers 2-1 Eastern Jumpers Real White City 1-2 Red City Stinging Bees 2-0 City Lads City Lads 0-1 PE Rovers Young Lions 1-4 Friendly City Boast Pirates 3-0 City Defenders Dodgers 1-3 Stinging Bees

Junior League games attract supporters SELBY MADIKANE YOUTH came in their droves to watch Walmer Football Association (WAFA) Junior League games that were played at Walmer High School grounds on Friday.

Only u/13 teams played on Friday.

Supporters were, however, entertained as many goals were scored with the future stars

displaying their football skills.

Airport Valley United secured a well-deserved 2-0 win over Bayna Eagles. Brazil United gave Walmer Stars a 2-0 hiding.

Golden Heroes hammered Umanyano FC 5-1. Popular FC suffered a huge 3-0 defeat when they took on Peace United. Real Madrid managed an easy 3-1 win when they played against African Aces.

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Caiphus Ntante believes he’ll be third time lucky with his boxer, Jikani NCEBA DLADLA NELSON Mandela Bay boxing trainer Caiphus Ntante, who looks after the interests of pugilist Lungisa “Naughty” Jikani, believes his charge will become the new champion when he meets Joburg’s Warren Joubert at Emperor’s Palace, Kempton Park in Johannesburg this Friday, June 24.

The fight will be shown live on SABC2 Sports Programme The TKO at 9:30pm.

It is the second time that the two gladiators square it up with the Gautenger winning on points in the first encounter for the then vacant title.

Ntante, however, is adamant that his threepronged approach to the fight will result in Jikani announced as “The new South African Junior Welterweight Champion” on Friday.

Ntante believes he’s got the plan to overcome Joubert’s trainer Colin “Nomakanjani” Nathan with whom he fought two times already including the first Jikani-Joubert tussle.

“I’ll be third-time lucky. There is no way Nathan will beat me thrice. We trained very hard and will out-box Joubert and not make the mistake of trying to knock him out like we did in

the first fight,” said Ntante who is still celebrating his female charge Nozipho Bell winning the SA Junior Lightweight scrap.

Bell followed Siphosethu Ncisana who wrested the World Boxing Federation (WBF) International Miniflyweight championship.

Ntante added, “This is the title that belonged to Port Elizabeth’s Phumzile “Sweet Boy” Madikane. We’ll bring it back home.”

“Our hope is that Jikani will win this title this time around. I also hope that the Ntante camp have really done enough preparations to bring the title home,” said Nelson Mandela Bay Boxing South Africa (BSA) Service Provider Mthunzi Mapitiza.

Mapitiza believes that with two titles already in the bag, things are currently going well in the Caiph Camp. It “would be a hell of a success if he were to triumph on Friday evening,” said Mapitiza.

He said he felt sorry for Masixole Botile, another Caiph Camp protége‚ who lost on points in East London at the weekend in his challenge for the vacant EC Middleweight title against Yanga Petani.

“He must learn a lesson. You can’t drop an opponent twice and not go for the kill,” said Mapitiza.

Liverpool wins Showvillage Junior Tourney

Movers defend their title SELBY MADIKANE IKAMVA Movers were declared the undisputed champions of the Showvillage United Brothers June 16 Annual total tournament when they successfully defended their title after they beat Real City 5-4 on penalties after the 1-1 fulltime tie at Nelson Mandela Freedom Peace Park on June 16.

Movers showed earlier on in the semi-finals that they would not give up their title easily when they beat Manchester FC 2-1. Real City, which was the side that was tipped to win the tournament, blew the competition away when they beat Highland Spurs 3-0 in their semi-finals.

In the finals the game was enthralling but Movers showed that they were the defending champions. Movers did not respect City which was one of the sides that comprised a bunch of stars.

The two sides showed the spectators what they wanted to see with a game of the highest

Port Elizabeth SA Jnr Welterweight challenger Lungisa “Naughty” Jikani will do well to beat champion Warren Joubert of Johannesburg in their fight on Friday night. PHOTO:NCEBA DLADLA

class. Both sides came up with their goals late in the second half.

Ikamva Movers walked away with R3 000, a floating trophy and gold medals.

ANC Ward 23 Councillor Sindiswa Mthimkhulu appealed to the youth to take sport seriously and refrain from committing crime.

Clr Mthimkhulu said, “The youth of 1976 fought against an apartheid system so that oppressed people should enjoy the better life.

They rejected Bantu Education because it caused servitude.

“Today the youth have lots of opportunities and challenges but the right choice depends on the individual. Education is the right key to success”.

Showvillage United Chairman Lukhanyo Wasa thanked all the teams that participated in the tournament. Wasa said, “Had it not been for the support of the teams, match officials, supporters and the community members, the event would not have been such a resounding success. On behalf of the club I want to thank all the stakeholders.”

The Ikamva Movers team that defended their title. PHOTO: SELBY MADIKANE

SELBY MADIKANE JUNIOR teams locked horns with each other at Nelson Mandela Freedom Peace Park on Thursday for the Showvillage United Brothers June 16 Annual Tournament.

In the U /13 finals Liverpool FC became the champions after beating Lion City 2-1. Liverpool FC were presented with a floating trophy and gold medals while Lion City went home with silver medals.

In the U/15 semi-finals Lion City eliminated Manchester United 1-0 while Showvillage United knocked out Ikamva Movers 5-3 on penalties after the 1-1 fulltime score.

In the finals Lion City were declared champions after overcoming Showvillage United 1-0.

City lifted the floating trophy plus gold medals with Showvillage United receiving silver medals.

In the U/17 semi-finals Manchester FC went down 2-0 to Young Brothers while FC Motherwell beat Showvillage United 5-4 on penalties after the two sides played to a 1-1 fulltime draw.

It was clear that the Walmer boys –Young Brothers – came to the game well prepared as they beat FC Motherwell 5-4 on penalties following their 1-1 fulltime tie.

Brothers were awarded a floating trophy plus gold medals while FC Motherwell settled for silver medals.

Liverpool U/13 team won the Showvillage June 16 Annual Tournament. PHOTO: SELBY MADIKANE

Aces maintain their winning momentum GOLDEN Aces continued their winning streak after they embarrassed Sophakama 5-0 in their Zwide Football Association (ZWIFA) Ntando Tours and Transport Premier League game at Zwide Stadium on Sunday.

Aces, whose aim it is to play in the SAFA Nelson Mandela Bay SAB Regional league, are still leading the pack on top of the log table. Aces gave Sophakama a free soccer lesson. To the dismay of the supporters of the ZWIFA ARS winners, their side could not withstand the pressure from Aces.

The Soweto-On Sea side demolished the KwaZakhele side by not giving them any breathing space. Aces kept on applying immense pressure on Sophakama.

Camper United, who have improved tremendously, defeated the high-riding Swartkops United 2-0. Shooting Stars succumbed 3-1 to Gal City. Despite losing 3-2 to Zwide Celtics, Young Killers played their hearts out. Kuyasa United Real Crusaders demolished Manchester City 3­0.

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Brothers thwarted Strikers United 5-1.

As things stand, Morning Stars are the relegation candidates following their successive losses.

This time around, Stars went down 2-0 to Zwide Pirates.

Real Crusaders cruised 3-0 to beat the lacklustre Manchester City. Shining Stars humiliated Major Chiefs 3-1 in their one-sided game.

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