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And while both the DA and ANC have pulled out all the stops bringing the big cannon in for the battle of the Bay, the smaller parties are also confident that they will be able to win at least 70% of the seats. Mongameli Bobani of the UDM is confident that he will be the next mayor of the metro and that his party will win 70% of the metro council’s 120 seats. “We are going to win and the ANC will have to share with the DA,” said Bobani. The United Front of the Eastern Cape (UFEC) is also convinced that they will have good results in the election. Mkhuseli Mtsila, UFEC spokesperson, said their target was 30 seats. “We are aiming at 30 seats; 15 ward councillors and 15 councillors on the proportional list. Prof. Joleen Steyn-Kotze, political analyst
ers decide to cast their vote, if at all. With a weather forecast of a 60% chance of rain for today, voter turnout could also have a huge impact on the final result. The latest Ipsos poll by the eNCA television channel issued last week, indicated that support for the DA in Nelson Mandela Bay had grown by 2 per cent to 44%, while support for the ANC had also grown by two percentage points to 30%. Support for the EFF was stable at 6%. The ANC, however, had the biggest negative sentiment (50%), followed by the EFF (43%), while the DA had the best positive sentiment (60%). According to the poll it is expected that around 90% of the registered voters will be voting. The Ipsos poll comprises 2 500 people in the metro of whom 500 are phoned weekly for a 5-minute interview.
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IEC say they are ready for the elections in Eastern Cape TODAY, in the Eastern Cape Province, 4 669 voting stations in 715 wards opened at 7am and will close at 7pm. The voting hours have been shortened compared to National Elections because voter participation data from previous elections shows that fewer than 1% of voters cast their ballot after 7pm. Currently, the province sits at 3.3 million registered voters since the proclamation of Local Government Elections 2016. In the 2011 Municipal Elections the registered voters in the province were 3.1 million and since the 2000 elections, there has been an increase of 31.85% of registered voters. A total of 4 699 Presiding Officers, 4 802 Deputy Presiding Officers, 717 Area Managers and 18 666 Elections Staff has been recruited and trained to manage these elections. “The election staff at the voting stations have been trained to perform their duties with diligence, commitment and responsibility. It has also been emphasised that they should treat the electorate with respect and dignity - to practise impartiality and most importantly to manage the elections guided only by the legislation,” said Thamsanqa Mraji, Eastern Cape Provincial Electoral Officer. This year, there are 3 municipalities with mobile voting stations, namely the Sakhisizwe, Camdeboo and Amahlathi Municipalities. A total of 40 Parties and 166 Independents will be contesting the Municipal Elections in the Eastern Cape. The Buffalo City Metro has the shortest PR ballot paper compared to other metros countrywide with only 12 parties contesting the Elections. 19 Parties in the Nelson Mandela
Metro will be contesting in these elections. Provincial candidates stand at 8 493, which is made up of 4 057 PR Candidates; 4 270 Ward Candidates and 166 Independents. There has been an increase since the 2011 Municipal Elections as the figure then was only 7 239. In this province, 71 111 voters have been approved for Special Votes while 46 881 will be visited at home and 24 230 will be able to visit voting stations on the Special Votes Days on August 1 and 2. “On security matters, to keep peace, law and order, the South African Police Service will deploy at least two SAPS members to each voting stations. On Special Vote Days, the SAPS have committed their members to patrolling and accompanying election staff during home visits,” said Mraji. The IEC working together with SAPS regarding security also prioritised the voting stations that challenged the two Registration Weekend Events. “In terms of the Election Timetable the province is ready for Municipal Elections 2016,” Mraji adds. The Provincial Results Operations Centre is based at the ICC hotel in East London and was officially launched on July 31.
There are three types of ballots involved in the municipal elections and they are colour coded:
Ward Ballot Paper - this ballot will have a grey/white background and every voter will receive a ward ballot paper. Council PR Ballot Paper - this ballot will have a yellow background and every municipality will receive a Council Ballot Paper. Thirdly, a District Council PR Ballot Paper this ballot will have a green background and ev-
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Should a voter not appear on the voters’ roll for the voting district where they applied to register to vote, and have a barcode sticker in their identity document that was provided to them by the IEC when they applied to register to vote, they will be required to complete an MEC 7 form and will then vote normally,” Mraji said. Voters who were given a separate receipt of registration when they registered using a smartcard should bring this receipt with them. A voter does not need an address to vote in this election. In its ruling on June 14 of this year, the Constitutional Court ruled that the requirement that the voters’ roll contain addresses for voters was suspended for 2016 Municipal Elections. The Constitutional Court ruled that for all future elections the voters’ roll must contain the addresses of voters where these are reasonably and objectively available. “Subsequent to the Constitutional Court, the IEC is to ask all voters who visit a voting station on Election Day to fill out an address capture form if they don’t have an address on the voters’ roll. This will not affect the voting process,” Mraji said. Only after voting, will the voter be asked to complete an address form. Voters do not need a proof of address to vote, but they do need to be in possession of a valid official South African ID document, such as a green barcoded ID book, a Smartcard or a valid Temporary Identity Certificate. For more info, call 080 011 8000 or visit www.elections.org.za. – REPORTER
Danny Jordaan (64), the ANC’s mayoral candidate for Nelson Mandela Bay, comes from a poor family who had to make use of the bucket system. He experienced two forced removals due to the Group Areas Act. The Fifa boss is one of seven sons and was born in North End. The family was later forced to move to Korsten and then to Bethelsdorp where there was no electricity or sanitation in their home. After completing matric, Jordaan attended the University of the Western Cape where he, in the early 1970s, joined the South African Students’ Organisation (Saso) – an organisation which was started by Steve Biko. He then got involved in anti-apartheid activities. Jordaan also became a member of the United Democratic Front and after Nelson Mandela’s release from prison in 1990 he became chairman of the ANC in the Bay’s northern areas. After the elections in 1994 he was elected as a member of parliament, a position he held until 1997. After completing his studies, he returned to Port Elizabeth and worked as teacher at the Arcadia Secondary School. Thereafter he worked at Dower College for 20 years. . Read more on the State of the IEC’s readiness for today’s elections on page 7.
According to Steyn-Kotze, the DA has conducted an aggressive campaign from day one. “The question is whether the DA will be able to pull support from the traditional ANC support base. Who are Danny and Athol? But who are the two central figures in the battle for Nelson Mandela Bay? Athol Trollip (52) was the sixth generation of the Trollip family who farmed on the family farm Mount Prospect outside of Bedford. He entered the world of politics in 1995 for the first time. Trollip, who grew up on the back of a Xhosa woman and who started speaking Xhosa and English at the same time, was chosen for the Amathole District Municipality in 1995. He was elected in 1999 as the Democratic Alliance’s provincial chairperson and joined the Eastern Cape legislature a year later. In 2002 he was chosen as the provincial leader and after 10 years in the legislature, he was elected as a member of parliament. He became the party’s leader in parliament and in 2012 lost this position to Lindiwe Mazibuko. In 2013 he returned to the party in the Eastern Cape and worked for the DA in their successful 2014 el ections.
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Slain ANC council candidate to be buried on Sunday NCEBA DLADLA DEPUTY national police commissioner, Gary Kruser, has promised ANC members and the family of slain ANC Ward 4 candidate Nceba Dywili that the police will leave no stone unturned in searching for his murderers. Dywili (35) was shot dead by unknown assailants at about 9.30pm on Monday, July 25 while dropping off a friend in Henderson Street, Zwide. The friend, ANC volunteer Thandeka Mazawule (34), was also shot and injured during the attack. At time of going to print she was still in hospital. Thandeka’s mother, Ntombise Mazawule (52) said they had heard four gunshots and rushed outside, where they found Dywili lying in a pool of blood and Mazawule bleeding profusely from the back. Apart from his role in politics, and as an ordained priest of the United Christian Catholic Apostolic Church in Zion, Dywili was also involved in the construction business. He leaves behind a wife Akhona (30) and two daughters, aged 12 and 10. Deputy mayor Bicks Ndoni and chief whip Litho Suka were among the many people that visited the Dywili family with the deputy commissioner on Thursday. “We have been busy with the case since the murder took place. Because of its nature it’s un-
der the investigation of the Hawks,” Kruser said, adding that they had their ears to the ground and were following up on leads. “Whoever did this should be worried,” Ndoni said. “This murder is tainting the image of the ANC. We are the ones that pleaded with Dywili to stand as the candidate. We were hoping for a celebration after August 3, and not this,” said Ndoni, who promised on behalf of the ANC to support the family to ensure that the funeral would be as they wished. Speaking for the first time to the media since the murder, his wife Akhona said she had pleaded with her husband to quit politics as his life had not been safe. “We left the house we were building here in Walmer and moved to Bluewater Bay after an attempt on his life was made by unknown people. “Residents called him back saying they needed him as the ward councillor and he consented. I am worried about his children. They loved their father, and he adored them,” said Akhona. His comrade Khusta Magada said on Facebook on Thursday: “Ndonzakele emphefumlweni, I still can’t believe that uNceba is gone. He does not deserve Ukufa ngolu hlobo as he was a person who was not shy to say sorry xa emoshe umntu. “I was the deputy and he was secretary. Humble, down to earth, sweet, disciplined, but most of all a fearless leader who had strong leadership qualities. We expected more from him as he was young.”
ANC heavyweights and deputy mayor and chief whip Bicks Ndoni (right) and Litho Suka flank deputy national police commissioner Gary Kruser while visiting the bereaved Dywili family in Walmer last Thursday. PHOTO: NCEBA DLADLA
Good Samaritan comes to school’s rescue NCEBA DLADLA SIYABULELA Koba (25) responded to a call by Ntombomzi Mantile, a teacher of Khulile Primary School in NU7, Motherwell, for someone to help her school, which did not have enough chairs for its 906 pupils. “I was worried that most of the children were sitting on buckets or on the floor. This was bad for them,” Mantile said. A touched Koba of Zwide, who attended the school in Motherwell, where his parents still live, spoke with the management of Principle Plastics in Markman, where he works. This resulted in 50 new chairs being donated to the school by Principle Plastics. Principal Phumla Zokoza and members of staff were overjoyed. However, this was just the tip of the iceberg as the school needs much more assistance. “The situation at the school is bad,” Koba said. “I am appealing to members of the public and big business to help the school.” Zokoza said: “We have a huge problem here. The roofs in some classes are open as thieves, who come to steal at the school, break them and then enter to ransack the school. We do not have electricity as the wires have been stolen. So in winter it is cold and very dark in the classrooms.” School governing body chairperson Welcome Jobela said he wished the school could be fenced to protect it against vandalism. “We are concerned about the safety of our
children as well as that of teachers. The school does not have a night watchman and while we do have a caretaker, he works during school hours,” said Jobela. He added that unless something was done urgently, parents would take their children to other schools. The school also has a vegetable garden which provides the children with nutritious food. According to teacher Pinkie Bucwa, the lack of fencing is, however, making it easy for thieves to come in and help themselves to the vegetables. “People come in and out of the school as they
like, without even using the gate. We are not safe,” she said. Provincial Education spokesperson Mali Mtima said they felt sorry for the pupils and teachers but was adamant that it was the role of the community to protect the school. “The school is the centre of community life. Members of the community have a responsibility to look after the school which teaches their children and prepares them for a better life,” Mtima said, adding that community police forums and members of the community should eject thugs who break into schools and use school furniture and other equipment illegally.
Khulile Primary school former pupil, Siyabulela Koba (right), with principal, Phumla Zokoza, and SGB chairperson, Welcome Jobela, in one of classrooms without lights. PHOTO:NCEBA DLADLA
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Hip Hop artist, Azi Dladla, is releasing his third album on August 6. PHOTO:SUPPLIED
Azi releases new album REPORTER HE’S doing it again. Port Elizabeth Hip Hop artist, Azi Dladla will be launching his third album, “Me, Myself and Music” on Saturday, August 6 at Daku Hall. The artist, formerly known as Azz Veritazz, caused a stir with his debut album “The beginning of the end”, which he recorded at the tender age of 15 with his father, Nceba Dladla, younger sister, Zipho, and friend, Licebo Vatyane. This year he is back at it with a piece of work which he describes as “game changing”. Both community and national radio stations like Umhlobo Wenene FM, Tru FM, Algoa FM, Bay FM and Inkqubela “KQ” FM are currently playing Azi’s music. He has also featured in festivals and shows in Port Elizabeth, Uitenhage and Kirkwood such as the Nelson Mandela Bay Music Festival, Ebubeleni Music Festival, Splash Festival, Kirkwood Wildsfees and many more. Now 20 years of age, AV, as music fans call him, has had interviews with Putco Mafani of UWFM’s BEE Show, the late Viv Bozack’s Show on Algoa FM and, most recently, with Tru FM’s Drive Time Show. It is songs like “Dlamini”, “Not Afraid” and “My Love” that have been receiving a lot of air time on radio stations. “The first album was meant to introduce me to the market and it did well in and around Nelson Mandela Bay and the surrounding areas. But the new project is going to take me far,” said Azi. Artists featured on the album are King Meezy, SA hip hop award winning rapper Yahkeem, Ghananian rapper and producer Fortune Dane and many other awardwinning African artists. Also featured are up and coming PE rappers 360 Degreez and Isaac Wilson. Though he remains true to his hip hop roots, this new project includes a lot of new sounds and styles. The show where the new album will be launched starts at 3pm at Daku Hall in Port Elizabeth. Admission is R50 and tickets include a copy of the album. For bookings, contact Nceba Dladla at 082 784 1914 or azidladla@gmail.com.
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Provincial indigenous games hosted in Motherwell THE Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality hosted provincial indigenous games at the NU2 stadium in Motherwell last Saturday. The municipality’s Sport, Recreation, Arts and Culture assistant manager, Bhulukazi Nene, said the games had been a resounding success despite chilly and wet weather, The games had included stick-fighting, gqaps, mraba-raba, dibeke, puca, jukskei, ncuva, drie stokkies and Kho-kho. Nene said that these games of yore were aimed at reminding South Africans where they came from as a people of African descent. Jason Jacobs (21) of the Northern Areas turned out to be a dibeke star. “The municipality will have six women and four men, including Jacobs, at the national games in Polokwane, Limpopo, from September 24 to 28,” Nene said. “The games are inclusive
of different cultures and heritage in order to show that we are a rainbow nation. “Despite the rain, fans came and witnessed what people of different traditions and cultures regarded as their best games,” said Nene, adding that for amaXhosa, for instance, stick-fighting was popular. “Stick-fighting was our sport even though our participants are always whipped by amaZulu right now,” she quipped. Nene also mentioned mraba-raba, a game from the Sothos, dibeke, a game of fast running from the Tswanas which Xhosas refer to as dwadla, ncuva from the Ghananians and khokho (cat and mouse) from the Indians. Nene said Nelson Mandela had held the district games on July 9, which had helped them bring a strong team to the provincial event. – NCEBA DLADLA
Cetloboko Masabatha of Joe Gqabi District (left) had a hard time against Nelson Mandela Bay’s Andiswa Pikoli at the N2 stadium in Motherwell last Saturday. PHOTO: NCEBA DLADLA
New Brighton Knights hammer UFH Tigers
AmaHarari accumulate six points in two games
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NEW Brighton Knights were ruthless when they hammered University of Fort Hare Tigers 65 -24 in their Nelson Mandela Bay Basketball Association (NMBBA) game at the Raymond Mhlaba Indoor Sports Centre in Motherwell on Sunday. From the first quarter to the last quarter Knights showed their class, with the Tigers trying to come back - but to no avail. In the first quarter Knights led 24-7 and continued their good run in the second quarter to take the score to 38-15. Everybody thought that Tigers might come up with some brilliance to decrease the difference in points, but things fell apart after Knights led 50-19 at the end of the third quarter. In the last quarter Knights sealed the game at 65-24. Knights got soft points over Rhodes Titans
and Gemineyez were awarded soft points over Titans. NMMU Madibaz humiliated PE Comets Masters 94-42. PE Comets B went down 6236 to Tigers. NMMU Madibaz defeated PE Comets A 53-43.
New Brighton Knights. PHOTO: SELBY MADIKANE
following their relegation from the 2014/2015 Premier League season, tamed Bay Tigers by defeating them 1-0.
HUNGRY Lions accumulated six points after they defeated both of their opponents in their Zwide Football Association (ZWIFA) First Division double header at Gal City Ground and at Zwide Stadium over the weekend. Lions, who are popularly known as AmaHarari, were like a house on fire. AmaHarari did not show any remorse for the lacklustre Mighty Heroes and whacked them 6-0 in what was described as a one-sided game. AmaHarari also registered a comprehensive 3-0 victory over Manchester City B in another one-sided game. Real Crusaders B beat ZWIFA First Division rookies, Bay Tigers, 2-0. Everton did not live up to their supporters’ expectations and played to a 2-2 draw Hungry Lions, popularly known as AmaHarari, collected six points in their two games. against Real Crusaders. PHOTO: SELBY MADIKANE Young Brothers, who were in abeyance
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Manchester United conquers Liverpool SELBY MADIKANE MANCHESTER United conquered Liverpool 4-2 when they played in their Motherwell Football Association (MOFA) Build It Premier League clash at Motherwell NU 9 Stadium on Sunday. Manchester took the game to Liverpool and were rewarded with a goal that came courtesy of Funeka Kamohelo early in the first half. Manchester’s front line players squandered glorious opportunities, but managed to maintain their 1-0 lead until the end of the first half. In the early stages of the second half Liverpool equalised with a goal that was scored by Siyabonga Windvoel. After this, Manchester
seemed to have been pressed on the panic button, and started putting pressure on Liverpool. United’s lanky striker, Xolani Rara Nabo, penetrated between Liverpool’s defenders and he scored a brilliant goal that increased their lead to 2-1. Manchester’s goals kept on coming as Mnoneleli Mayeye Zitho and Andile Zane Gxekwa guided their side to a comfortable 4-1 lead. Sibusiso Njenje scored Liverpool’s last goal in the dying minutes of the game, with the final score being 4-2 in favour of Manchester United. Tomorrow Stars kept their hopes of collecting silverware alive with their hard fought 2-1 win over SUBS. Real Strikers dug deep to beat Manchester FC 2-1 in their bid to avoid relegation. Royal Bucks
caused a major surprise after they devastated Young Romans 1-0. Other MOFA Build It Premier League results: Real Aces 1-1 Manchester United Highland Spurs 4-2 FC Angels Shining Stars 0-3 Young Madrid Young Tigers 1-2 Crystal Palace Valencia 3-1 Milan Stars
MOFA Build It First Division results: Tottenham Spurs 2-0 MUBS United FC 2-5 City Rangers Crystal Palace 2-1 Young Ideas Real City 2-0 Scorpions
Liverpool winger Azola Ntsabo tackles Manchester United defender Kamohelo Funeka. PHOTO: SELBY MADIKANE
Acemates ace Dr Rolihlahla Mandela Cup 2016
ZWIFA U/13 and U/15 League results
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CENTRAL Acemates were crowned the champions of the SAFA Nelson Mandela Bay Dr Rolihlahla Mandela Cup after they defeated NMMU Madibaz 3-0 in the finals that were played at the Wolfson Stadium on Saturday. Despite the chilly and rainy weather conditions, fans came in their droves to rally behind their sides. In the quarterfinals NMMU Madibaz eliminated Westhill United 2-0. Camper United had to put in extra effort to overcome Callies 2-1. Central Acemates were given a run for their money when they salvaged a 2-1 triumph over Amarhamba United. In a Motherwell derby, Showvillage United Brothers snatched a hard-earned 2-1 victory over Ikamva Movers.
Fireworks were produced in the semi-finals as neither side wanted to disenchant its loyal supporters. Despite giving NMMU Madibaz a tough time, Showvillage United Brothers lost 1-0 to them. Camper United, who had put their sights on the trophy, went down 1-0 to Central Acemates. In the finals Acemates had an easy assignment over Madibaz whom they walloped 3-0. Andile Madywabe scored Acemates’ opening goal in the first half. Madywabe extended Acemates’ lead to 2-0 after he scored a spectacular goal late in the second half. Mbuyiselo Tyolweni scored a world class free-kick that beat Madibaz goalkeeper Matthew Booysen. Madibaz could not reply because the Acemates defence did their homework before they came to the game. Acemates walked away with the first prize of R10 000, a floating trophy and gold medals while Madibaz had to settle for R7 000 and silver medals. The losing semi-finalists Camper and Showvillage received R4 000 each. The losing quarter-finalists got R2 000 each. Acemates Chairman Khaya Saziwa said that no one gave them a chance to win the tournament. “We gained confidence after each game. As such our boys did us very proud. It was not easy but our side showed character,” said Saziwa.
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Central Acemates captain Malibongwe Sobikwa and two-goal scorer Andile Ace Madywabe display the trophy their side had won. PHOTO: SELBY MADIKANE
THEMBALABANTU High School grounds turned into a hive of activity when ZWIFA U/13 and U/15 League games were played from Saturday to Sunday. In the U/13 League games, Sophakama FC went down 1-0 to Major Chiefs. In the battle of the stars, Shooting Stars emerged victorious over Shining in their game that ended with a score of 2-0. Hungry Lions could not hunt Young Killers in their 1-1 clash. Everton FC edged out
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OUR CLIENT A LEADER IN THE CELLULAR INDUSTRY HAS THE FOLLOWING OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE IN PORT ELIZABETH REGION (MOTHERWELL)
FACTORY PRICE DIRECT TO THE PUBLIC
GRAND OPENING ON 9 AUGUST (Women’s Day)
All women will get a discount and one lucky customer will get their stone 100% FREE!
AGENTS
This is your opportunity to earn a good income at your own pace!!!! Minimum requirements for these positions are: * Well Presented * Self-Driven * Discipline * Grade 10 * Be in possession of a Smart or Wap enabled phone In Return for your services the company offers a lucrative commission structure with the ability of earning a good income In reaching your targets you could earn up to ± R4 000 per month Your earning potential is what you want it to be with this exciting range of products to your disposal
TEAM LEADERS
To qualify for this position you need the following: * Ability to manage people in achieving their targets * Be organized * Reliable * Ability to work in dependently * Grade 10 A Basic salary with lucrative incentive structure is offered with this position Should you be interested in any of these positions please forward your CV or application to careerspe@maxcell.co.za indicating which position you applied for X1RNTXRH-XT030816
Shop 9 Block A, Uitenhage Mall, Durban Street RINA - Cell 079 883 2693 X1RNTXK9-XT030816