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Indaba. From next week Wednesday, Indaba readers will receive the Port Elizabeth Express, in the areas where Indaba used to be distributed. PE Express, the biggest free local newspaper in the Eastern Cape, will from September 7 grow to a whopping 120 000 copies. This follows exactly a year after the newspaper grew from 90 000 copies to 100 000 copies being distributed weekly. In order to achieve this growth, the Express Indaba, a sister publication of PE Express, which had been distributed in some of the city’s major townships, will be incorporated into the PE Express. The full version of the PE Express, including adverts and news, will now be distributed in the Express Indaba areas. The 20 000 newspapers distributed in these areas will, however, feature special pages to accommodate advertisers who advertised only in the Indaba and who would like to continue to do so. These pages will have local news to cater specifically for readers in these areas. According to Tasmia Ismail, general manager of EP Media and Die Burger, the change in strategy was partly due to the fact that many Indaba readers wanted the full PE Express and its advertising too. PE Express is a publication of EP Media which has a footprint throughout the Eastern Cape with 8 titles publishing 310 000 free copies on a weekly basis. . The PE Express will now be distributed to homes in KwaMagxaki, KwaZakhele, Kwaford and Motherwell. Owing to the huge number of homes in these areas, not all homes will receive a copy every week. For that reason bulk drops will be made at popular stores in the areas as well as public places. These include Walmer Pick n Pay, Walmer Spar, the Walmer Clinic (8th Avenue, Walmer), Daku Spar, New Brighton Spar, Metro Hardware, Motherwell Hardware, Build it, the Traffic department in Korsten, Motherwell Spar and the New Brighon Police Station. – REPORTER

Springbok Sevens player Juan De Jongh takes eMsengeni rugby players through their paces during the coaching session he and Springbok player Siya Kolisi, who is a former eMsengeni pupil, had with the young rugby hopefuls yesterday. PHOTO: NCEBA DLADLA

NCEBA DLADLA THE lives of 40 young rugby players of eMsengeni Primary School in Naka Street, Zwide Township, will not be the same after meeting their rugby hero, Siya Kolisi, yesterday. Kolisi, a Stormers and Springbok player, attended eMsengeni when his rugby talent was spotted. He was then sent to Grey Junior school where his rugby playing reached new heights. As the ambassador of Land Rover, Kolisi visited his alma mater yesterday with Sevens rugby player Juan De Jongh, SA Rugby referee Matthew Pearce and Supersport presenter Craig Joubert to interact with the pupils and talk about the importance of education and sport. Former teacher Eric Songwiqi, who helped

Siya to enrol at Grey when he was in Grade 6, also attended the event. The visitors took to the rugby field and coached the school’s under-13 and under-12 players, who were 20 apiece, with rugby rules, ball passing and all other intricacies of the game. “I am quite emotional as well as excited seeing these children play on the grounds where I actually carved my future in rugby,” said Kolisi, who thanked his sponsor Land Rover for affording him an opportunity to encourage young children from “home” to take sport and education seriously. “My wish has always been to see them getting better sporting facilities in township schools so that they produce the next generation of rugby players,” said Kolisi. Kolisi’s name is written on the rugby shirts of the two teams as he sponsored them.

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“Every time I look at Dan Qeqe stadium I become worried. The stadium used to have green grass for the rugby fields, a tennis court and cricket grounds. Now, it is not the same. My dream is to revive this stadium,” said Kolisi. The young rugby players were excited to have Kolisi at their school. “I liked seeing Siya at our school. I want to thank him for what he has done for our school. I too would like to play rugby for the Springboks, like him,” said Bulela Minyayo (13), while Khayalethu Memani (12) hopes to emulate Kolisi by playing in the World Cup. Rugby coach and teacher Nomathamsanqa Magutywa believes that that dream is not farfetched. “Six of eMsengeni U/13 players went for the trials for the EP Team in Cradock last week. Memani was one of the six,” she said. . Turn to page 2 for more photos.

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Mayoral committee is skewed says Mabuyane NCEBA DLADLA

ANC provincial secretary Lubabalo Mabuya-

ne has accused Nelson Mandela Bay mayor Athol Trollip and the DA of reversing the gains of the national democratic revolution since taking office. Mabuyane said the ANC was shocked by the composition of a team of 10 councillors in the mayoral committee, claiming that it was a skewed selection dominated by white males and with only one black female. “Trollip’s decision to make up a mayoral committee dominated by one race and gender undermines the important need to ensure

that women, black, Indian and coloured people who represent the majority of residents in the Nelson Mandela Bay metro, are appointed to leadership positions to drive transformation,” Mabuyane said. He added that the mayor’s “continuous fixation with dominating mayoral committee positions with white males showed the DA’s rejection of transformation and attested to its lack of interest in appointing equal numbers of black, white, Indian and coloured men and women to leadership positions in public institutions.” He said, “It appears they hold a view that black people in general, and black females in particular, are not capable of being in leader-

ship positions.” He added that with the “blatant disregard of transformation”, the ANC was worried that the DA would continue erasing transformation work that was led by ANC councillors in the metro and frustrate development programmes based on policies to transform the lives of the people in the metro. Mabuyane said the mayoral team appointed by Trollip, and Trollip, would fail to transform the metro and would continue white supremacy in it. He said, “We worry that transformative policies that we set up and were implementing, will not be a priority of the DA; will not form part of the programmes of Trollip and

his white-dominated males.” Kristoff Adelbert, chief of staff in the mayor’s office, denied the allegations. He said, “This government’s mayoral committee is comprised of a team of elected male and female councillors of all races who represent all the residents of this metro.” He said the DA’s offer to the people of Nelson Mandela Bay was that it would stop corruption, improve service delivery and grow the economy to create jobs. “This team of highly competent councillors has the relevant qualifications and skills to be able to deliver rapidly on this offer through their respective portfolios,” Adelbert said.

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Siya Kolisi with his baby boy, Nicholas Siyamthanda Junior, and eMsengeni teachers from left, Ntombekhaya Aba, Nomfuneko Mazosiwe and Bulela Kozwa during his visit to the school yesterday. PHOTOS: NCEBA DLADLA

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Police warn public against training and jobs scam NCEBA DLADLA THE police have warned the public to be aware of bogus website advertisements for SAPS training and vacancies. Brigadier Selvy Mohlala, who is responsible for SAPS communications, said the website used was http://www.jobfeed.co.za/police-de-

velopment-learning-programme/, using the SAPS logo. “We fear that members of the public anywhere in the country could fall victim to the scam,” Mohlala said. He said the SAPS has its own website and Facebook pages which it uses to communicate messages to the public. “We wish to state that advertisements for any

posts within its structures are, if and when they become available, placed in a range of newspapers in the country to reach as many potential and suitable candidates as possible,” he said. The public should also bear in mind that they could view existing vacancies and obtain the official application forms from the official website of the SAPS www.saps.gov.za. Only the information that is on this website

can be regarded as authentic. He said there were currently no posts for police trainees in the SAPS and that the advertisements formed part of a scam aimed at misleading the public. “Members of the public are urged and advised to be vigilant and not to be misled by any false advertisements or advertising scams and to report these activities to the police,” he said.

R1,4-billion road infrastructure in the Eastern Cape completed REPORTER THE South African National Roads Agency Ltd (Sanral) has announced that it has delivered completed road infrastructure development and road maintenance projects to the value of R1,4-billion in the Eastern Cape in its 2015/2016 financial year. Sanral completed 13 road engineering projects comprising activities which included vertical and horizontal alignment, new community access roads, pedestrian walkways, repairing of sections of road in distress, road resurfacing, construction of interchange bridges, and slope stabilisation projects on roads under its jurisdiction. At the heart of Sanral’s projects is a visible imprint of opportunities for communities, and through the 13 projects completed this year, the road development authority recorded a number of achievements in the province. The 13 projects provided employment to 1 988 individuals, and training and skills development initiatives were provided, advancing 459 individuals, with the majority coming from disadvantaged communities. These figures are exclusive of other Sanral projects that are under way, through construc-

tion and ongoing maintenance. Sanral’s southern region, which comprises the Eastern Cape, has the most national roads out of all South African provinces. Sanral upgrades, maintains and rehabilitates road infrastructure spanning 4 544km in the province. This year, Sanral’s southern region completed the following projects: ) R61: The majority of projects were delivered along the R61, and the four projects included dualling of the road between St Barnabas and the Ntlaza CBD (R130-million); a rehabilitation programme between Draai River and Elinus (R80-million), an upgrading project between Qumanco River and All Saints Phase 1 (R209-million), and the resealing of the R61/ N6 to Upper Tsojana (R60-million). ) N2: Along the N2, Sanral completed the construction of the Bay West interchange and link roads (R350-million), and completed the resealing of the national road between Qumbu and Mount Frere (R55-million). ) R72: For the R72, Sanral undertook and completed special maintenance from Keiskamma River to the East London Airport (R80million), and also resealed the road between Fonteinskloof and Alexandria (R47-million). ) R63: The R63 was upgraded through a re-

sealing of the road between Alice and King William’s Town (R98-million). ) R75: A slope stabilisation project of the R75 near Uitenhage was undertaken (R73million). ) N6: The resealing project from Queenstown to Jamestown (R120-million). ) R56: The resealing of the road from Mount Fletcher to Matatiele (R100-million). ) N10: The resealing of the N10 between Jaskraal and Baviaans River (R50-million). “The programmes will benefit local and regional economies by laying the foundation to further improve the attractiveness of the region for foreign and direct investment, create safer and sufficient walkway and road-crossing infrastructure for pedestrians, and improve road surface and safety conditions for motorists,” said Mbulelo Peterson, Sanral southern region manager. “The road infrastructure development projects are also supporting the goals of the country’s National Development Plan as a world-class road network for the Eastern Cape will also address poverty, unemployment and income equality, while supporting the broader goals of national and regional development, transformation and empowerment,” Peterson said.

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Welcome spring with a dip in the ocean REPORTER IT’S nearly time to dig out the swimming costumes which have been languishing in the far reaches of cupboards for the traditional early morning dip in the sea on September 1 to welcome spring. “The Spring Day dip was started by Algoa FM in 2014, and it has become an annual event due to the turnout,” said Algoa FM programme manager Baydu Adams. Beaches to head to on Spring

Day are Nahoon in East London and Hobie in Port Elizabeth. “With cold weather also being traditional for the Spring Day dip, warming coffee will be served on the beach from around a quarter to seven,” Adams added. First to dip their toes in the water in East London will be the afternoon drive presenter in East London, Gordon Graham. In Port Elizabeth it will be DMB presenter Charlton Tobias. They will take to the water at about 7:20am and the public is welcome to join in the fun.

VW celebrates 65 years of building people’s cars in SA REPORTER TODAY on August 31, 65 years ago the first South African-built Volkswagen rolled off the assembly line in Uitenhage. The Uitenhage manufacturing plant was founded in 1946 as South African Motor Assemblers and Distributors (SAMAD). At that time, the factory assembled at least 12 Studebakers a day. Today, the factory has grown to a daily capacity of 600 cars for local and international markets. In the past 65 years over 3.4 million vehicles have been built at the Uitenhage Factory. The factory has become an integral part of the Volkswagen production network. As such it has been award-

ed numerous export orders by the parent company. The current two top-selling passenger models, Polo and Polo Vivo are produced at the Volkswagen factory in Uitenhage. The World and more specifically South Africa have changed over the past 65 years. The political and economic landscape has changed dramatically and Volkswagen has grown from a small German company assembling the Beetle to the largest Automobile Company in the world. But the one thing that has remained constant is Volkswagen in the Eastern Cape. VWSA continues to invest in the economy with R4.5million being invested in 2015 alone. VWSA is the largest private sector employer in the Eastern Cape and contributes

Volkswagen SA in Uitenhage turns 65-years-old on 31 August.

substantially to all facets of the local economy. VWSA is also the single largest investment in Sub-Saharan Africa by a German company. Not only does VWSA impact the economy but also the community in which it operates. Through the Community Trust, VWSA provides support and financial assistance to schools and projects in the Nelson Mandela Bay Metro. “Our company vision is to provide sustainable mobility for Africa with German engineering and a South African heart. At the centre of this company is and always will be the exceptional people who build and sell our vehicles. Without them we would not have made it to where we are today, 65 years later,” said Thomas Schaefer, Chairman and Managing Director, VW Group SA.

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Gang task team makes arrests in Northern suburbs EXPRESS INDABA PORT Elizabeth gang task team members have arrested five suspects wanted in connection with serious crimes committed in the Northern suburbs, police spokesperson Colonel Priscilla Naidu said. During an operation held on the night of August 25, a 25-year-old suspect was arrested in connection with an attempted murder allegedly committed on the same day at about 6:10pm in Frans Street, Timothy Valley, Bethelsdorp. “The 36-year-old victim was cleaning the pool room at a house when shots were fired through a window,” Naidu said. “He sustained a gunshot wound to his arm. The suspect or suspects ran off. Not long after the incident, the 25-year-old suspect was arrested in Statice Street in Bethelsdorp,” Naidu said. Another 25-year-old suspect was arrested for the illegal possession of a firearm. ) Two other suspects, aged 18 and 23, were arrested in connection with an attempted murder which allegedly took place on July 31 in Glendenning Street, Schauderville. The two suspects were walking down the road when they started shooting at the victim. The victim

sustained a wound to his leg. )A 37-year-old suspect was arrested for a murder which occurred in Booysen Park on July 29. The victim was sitting at the back of a shack when he was shot in the head. Naidu said all the arrested suspects were expected to appear in the Port Elizabeth Magistrate’s court soon. Meanwhile, members performing duties under Operation Lockdown also executed search warrants at houses in Schauderville and Bethelsdorp during the weekend. Police confiscated 25 envelopes of dagga, 27 packets of dagga, six dagga rolls, 341 tik pipes and 1 026 Stilpane tablets. The estimated value of the drugs is R26 650. No one was arrested. The acting commander of the Mount Road cluster, Brigadier Ernie Neveling, welcomed the arrests and seizure of drugs. He said that the police would continue to flush out criminal elements in these areas. He also appealed to the communities to work with the police by reporting the whereabouts of wanted suspects. Information may be communicated anonymously via the SAPS Gang Task Team Hotline on 079 398 6583 or to Crime Stop on 08600 10111. All information will be treated as strictly confidential.

270 suspects nabbed in Uitenhage area NCEBA DLADLA A TOTAL of 270 suspects were arrested on various charges during a police operation in the Uitenhage area at the weekend. Police spokesperson Captain Gerda Swart said those arrested included 28 for driving under the influence of liquor, one for the illegal possession of a firearm and ammunition, rape, housebreaking and theft as well as assault with the intent to do grievous bodily harm. A total of 68 traffic fines were issued, totalling more than R34 000. Suspects were also arrested on charges relating to theft or possession of suspected

stolen goods, and 34 were detained for the illegal possession of drugs. A total of 71 fines were issued for other liquor-related crimes. Liquor premises in Despatch received a fine for selling liquor outside the prescribed hours. “The police appeal to the community to work with us in reducing crime by providing valuable information that will lead to the arrest of suspects, the tracing of illegal firearms and the recovery of stolen property,” Swart said. She added that people should share information and support one another in the fight against crime. Crimes can be reported to Crime Stop: 0 08600 10111 or Crime Line SMS 32211.

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Imbasa shines in Provincial Science Olympiad SELBY MADIKANE IMBASA Primary School, which is based in Motherwell NU 12, made it through to the Nelson Mandela Bay regionals when they won the Department of Education Grade Science Olympiad Competition which was held at the Osner Hotel in East London recently. The school was represented by three learners, namely Iviwe Somnono, Liyema Zeeland and Mivo Mbizo. According to Imbasa Primary School Natural Sciences and Technology Teacher, Xolile Sydney Maqabangqa, the Science Olympiad Competition covered the entire Grade 6 syllabus. Some portions of the Grade 7 Syllabus were also covered. Maqabangqa said the aim of the Science Olympiad was to identify talent, to encourage excellence in science education and also to arouse interest in science. Maqabangqa said, “Science Olympiad seeks to inspire learners to consider their future careers in Science and Technology. It also does away with the notion that Science, Technology and Mathematics are dif-

ficult subjects. “It increases the number of learners to study Physical Science, Mathematics and Life Sciences at high school.” Maqabangqa stated that the questions were not difficult, but they were challenging. Imbasa Primary School became Port Elizabeth District winners after Iviwe Somnono became the top achiever, obtaining 68 percent, while Mbizo and Zeeland came in second and third respectively. Somnono received a district trophy and a certificate of participation with Mbizo and Zeeland also receiving a certificate of participation. Imbasa Primary School Headmaster Phopho Mayekiso thanked Maqabangqa and the learners for making the school and the district proud. Mayekiso said, ‘’Our school takes pride in Maqabangqa and the three pupils for what they have achieved for the school and the district. Children must not be deprived of opportunities. The staff of Imbasa Primary and the parents also played a phenomenal role to assist these learners. It was a wonderful experience for our learners.”

The teachers flanking the learners are Xolile Sydney Maqabangqa (left), and Grade 6 Maths teacher Zukiswa Dyantjies. The learners are, from left, Liyema Zeeland, Iviwe Somnono, the top achiever, and Mivo Mbizo. PHOTO:SELBY MADIKANE

Northern Areas People Development Initiative offers second chance for drop-outs REPORTER ADULTS who have dropped out of high school, are being offered a second chance at obtaining their matric certificate and bettering their lives. The Second Chance Matric Project, which is offered by the Northern Areas People Development Initiative (NAPDI), offers adults that for various reasons could not complete matric an opportunity to complete this qualification. NAPDI is a Northern suburbs-based organisation which is involved in various community projects, ranging from improving education, to the promotion of better waste management through recycling. The NAPDI trustees are Isaac Metembo, Michael Barry, Paul Geswint and Dr Jeff Govender. NAPDI’s current projects include: The St Thomas Art Project to promote art education, Past Pupil Initiative to promote alumni involvement in school development, the Schauder Korsten Despatch Recycling project and the Second Chance Matric Project to help adult learners obtain a matric certifi-

cate. This project has been managed by Metembo since 2010. “This programme is carried by a group of experienced educators such as Eugene Snayer, Anthony Walton, Mervyn Human, Cedric Serfontein and a few others. Adult learners receive tuition Saturdays from 8am to 2pm at Hillside High School in a variety of subjects. These adults sit for the examination in June and July the following year,” Metembo said. Metembo indicated that registration to participate in the programme will only be open until the end of September. “In the recent past we accommodated people up to January but our records show that these late-comers do not last. They cry to be given an opportunity only to disappear after two weeks leaving the teachers frustrated and our organization having incurred more cost. “We are, however, very excited with our current learners who are returning to complete their last three subjects, as well as all the new registrations that are showing early promise. We call upon adults that need matric to improve their chances to find employment or promotion,” Metembo said.

Some of the adult learners have shown remarkable achievement since the inception of the programme. These include Hermia Stanley, Janine Simpson and Elaine Rockman. Stanley is one of three students at Napdi Second Chance matric programme who passed all six of their matric subjects in the first year of studying. She dropped out of school in 2004 in grade 10 and since then always had the desire to obtain her matric certificate. She is currently busy doing a bridging course in nursing - a career she always admired and wanted to follow. Marlon Koen is another success story. He dropped out of school in Grade 11 in 2004. He completed his matric at Napdi Second Chance in 2014 and is currently studying Law (LLB second year) full time at NMMU. Teacher Anthony Walton said that he volunteers at the Second Chance programme for the love of education and to help better the lives of others. “I believe that to live a meaningful life you have to add value to the lives of the people around you,” Walton said. For more info contact Isaac Metembo on 084 200 8852 or 073 703 9128.

<Hermia Stanley (27) is one of three students at NAPDI Second Chance matric programme who passed all six of their matric subjects in the first year of studying.

; Marlon Koen (left) and Anthony Walton, Life Sciences teacher, who volunteers to teach in the NAPDI programme.

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Mboniselo Primary honours women

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THE Groom a Girl Initiative was officially launched on Saturday, August 20, at Erica Place of Safety. It was a proud moment for The Hope Factory, supporting such a great cause having collected over 500 hygiene products to hand over to the Groom a Girl team, along with Atlas Security, Pantry on Main and VW Market Square in Uitenhage. “I am inspired by women leaving a legacy, women empowering other women,” said Bernadette Nel-Naude, Sales Manager of Atlas Security. Nel-Naude was one of the guest speakers at the launch along with Mellisa Welcome, owner of Diamond Revolutions Accounting

and IT Services, and Jill Johnson, Senior Executive at The Hope Factory. The Groom a Girl Initiative is an NPO that helps and empowers girls from disadvantaged backgrounds. Currently they are partnering with Erica Place of Safety and Inn Safe Hands, collecting second hand clothes, as well as hygiene products for the teenage girls living in both homes. “All I can say is thank you to everyone who supported us. I am proud of myself and my team,” said Nikita De Souza, founder of the Groom a Girl Initiative. She also has big dreams for the future of this cause. “The next step for us is to look into educating these girls, improving their English and communication skills,” she concluded.

The Groom a Girl initiative was officially launched on August 20. The Groom a Girl team, who will be aiding girls from disadvantaged backgrounds, are, from left, Cadi Baatjes, Nakita De Souza, Tevin Hiles, Malikha Salie and Carly Baatjes.PHOTO: KELLY SIN HIDGE

MOTHERWELL’s Mboniselo Primary School hosted a Women’s Day Celebration at the NU2 Community Hall on Thursday last week. The school management and the governing body had invited mothers of pupils and women who had working relations with the school. “We wanted to honour women and heroines of the struggle who marched to Pretoria 60 years ago in a fight against carrying passes,” principal Thembalethu Hopa said. Hopa added that they were also aware of and were recognising the new struggles that women of today were fighting in the new dispensation. “Their struggles today revolve around growing and nurturing their children to be the best that they can be, to give them education so that they are well prepared for the future. This is amid the high rate of unemployment and pov-

erty many of our families, especially in Motherwell are facing,” Hopa said. Speakers came from government departments such as Education, Social Development, South African Social Security Services (SASSA), Health, and Home Affairs. They gave the mothers information on their services. “I spoke about the importance of mothers having and maintaining a loving relationship with their children, especially girls,” guest speaker Bongi Kleinbooi said. “They must be friends and communicate with them to ensure that they understand their likes and dislikes so that they are not taught new things in life by their friends.” Kleinbooi, a social worker from Rape Crisis, congratulated the school for organising such an event, which she believed would help parents and teachers develop a strong relationship of trust which was beneficial to all, and especially the children.

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Ntethelelo releases new album NCEBA DLADLA

NEW gospel sensation Ntethelelo Mposwa of Lusikisiki was in Nelson Mandela Bay recently to promote his album Imvuselelo – The Revival. The second offering of Mposwa, widely referred to as Ntethelelo, follows his first album, Indumiso Volume 1, recorded in 2013. A glowing Ntethelelo (28) also introduced Port Elizabeth radio personality Lungi Menze as his manager. Menze is the presenter and producer of Inkqubela, “KQ” Community Radio’s religious programme. “My first album, Indumiso, which

means ‘Praise’, was a resounding success,” Ntethelelo said. “I must admit, however, that I did not do enough marketing of the album, although it did make it on to national and community radio and television. “This second album, recorded at Destiny Studios and produced by Siyabonga Hlekani, however, I believe is going to be the gospel lovers’ favourite,” he said. “It is like it’s God himself speaking to believers in the church to revive worshipping and be true to their Saviour. We don’t speak to any denomination but the broader church of God,” said Ntethelelo, who visited Umhlobo

Wenene FM, KQ FM, Kingfisher FM and local community television station BayTV after his arrival in the Bay. He also went to Baywest and Greenacres shopping centres to mingle and pose for pictures with gospel fans who bought copies of the CD that he autographed. His music is mostly traditional songs that preach and exhort believers to come back to God. His style of preaching over rythmic African beats in songs like Amen and Sekunjalo will speak to the lonely and downtrodden. “The album is available at all music stores, but fans should ask for it to be

ordered if they can’t find one at a shop,” Menze said. Ntethelelo said he was from a religious background and had been introduced to gospel music at a very early age. “I’ve been singing in church since I was very young and enjoy using my voice as an instrument of God’s praises,” he said.

; Ntethelelo Mposwa’s new CD “Imvuselelo - The Revival” calls worshippers to glorify God. It is available at music stores countrywide. PHOTO:SUPPLIED

Lira leads divas in Spring Concert this Sunday INDABA REPORTER SONGSTRESS Lira, jazz maestro Judith Sephuma, South African township jive legend PJ “Thandeka” Powers and Liesl Graham will share the stage as part of the Divas in Spring Concert at Victoria Park, South End, this Sunday. This is another City of Champions music extravaganza aimed at treating Nelson Mandela Bay music lovers to a variety of music genres as each of these artists has her own special distinct sound which resonates with South African music fans. There will also be local artists, such as the likes of Lilitha and others, performing. At this event, City of Champions will be taking another shot aimed at breaking a world record.

This time the legacy project is aiming at shattering the current largest macarena dance record, held by Plymouth in the United Kingdom. Through the show, a combination of Women’s Month, August, and the ushering in of September, which is Heritage/Spring Month, City of Champions will be recognising both local and national women artists. The concert will take the form of a family outing in a picnic setting, with people bringing their picnic baskets and camp chairs and children are welcome. Gates open at noon, with the show starting at 2pm and ending 7.30pm. The MCs will be the husband and wife team of Mio and Queenie Kondleka. “Again, we call upon people of Nelson Mandela Bay to come in their

Jazz legend Judith Sephuma will be at the Spring Concert on Sunday.

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Chippa fans overjoyed by their team’s win Nelson Mandela Bay’s Premier Soccer League (PSL) outfit Chippa United’s opening match against Free State Stars at the Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium last week attracted thousands of spectators, who were overjoyed by their team’s sterling performance. They carried on from where they left off last season, beating the visitors 2-1. The Chilli Boys booked themselves a place in the MTN8 semifinals against Mamelodi Sundowns when they trounced Platinum Stars 2-0 away. Express reporter NCEBA DLADLA was there to capture all the action.

Malawians, from left, Madalitso Maseya, Namuwa Maseya and Innocent Conja, who live in Korsten, are big supporters of Chippa United.

Makaziwe Futha of Central and her friend Simamkele Nzuzo of Forest Hill enjoyed watching the Chilli Boys play. PHOTO: NCEBA DLADLA

Thousands of fans watched Chippa United beat Platinum Stars 2-0 in the Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium. PHOTOS:NCEBA DLADLA

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Masiphathisane High wins One Day Rugby Tournament MASIPHATHISANE High School was crowned the Motherwell Department of Sport, Recreation, Arts and Culture (DSRAC) Schools One Day Tournament champions when they beat Coselelani High School 12-0 in the finals that were played at Motherwell NU 9 Stadium on Friday. Ten high schools participated in the tournament, namely Coselelani, Masiphathisane, Ndyebo, Vulumzi, James Jolobe, Douglas Mbopa, Mfesane, Motherwell, Cingani and Ncedo. The tournament started with a straight knockout system, with hundreds of learners in attendance. All the first round games were enthralling with fans being kept on their feet. Fans saw Masiphathisane High digging deep in their 3-0 win over James Jolobe High. Despite going down 3-0 to Douglas Mbopa High, Vulumzi High was at the top of its game.

In a breathtaking game, Ndyebo High earned a narrow 7-6 victory against Mfesane High. Coselelani High cruised to a well-deserved 10-0 triumph when they took on Ncedo High. Cingani High celebrated their 12-0 victory against Motherwell High, while Masiphathisane High outplayed Douglas High 19-0 in their first round stage. In the semi-finals Masiphathisane High showed their class when they defeated Ndyebo High 25-0 while Coselelani High beat Motherwell High 12-0 in the tough encounter. Masiphathisane High proved without a doubt that they were the undisputed champions when they conquered Coselelani High 12-0 in the finals. Masiphathisane High received a trophy and gold medals while Coselelani High settled for silver medals. – SELBY MADIKANE

The Masiphathisane High School Rugby team with their teachers and officials. PHOTO:SELBY MADIKANE

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SELBY MADIKANE ZWIDE All Stars punished Eleven Attackers 4-1 in their SAFA Nelson Mandela Bay Women’s Regional League game that took place at Zwide Stadium on Saturday. The KwaNoxolo based-side’s Siphesihle Mengu beat the Stars’ goalkeeper, Sihle Cilana, in the early stages of the first half. The tempo of the game was very slow because of the hot temperatures, resulting in the game being stopped for many water breaks. Stars’ head coach Thembelani Vena could give a sigh of relief when Lesira Kakole scored their equalising goal. The halftime score was 1-1 with both sides failing to convert glorious opportunities into

Eleven Attackers’ striker, Siphesihle Mengu, takes on Zwide All Stars defender, Thandisizwe Ntlanjeni. PHOTO:SELBY MADIKANE goals. In the second half, Stars showed a bright start to the game. Kakole rounded three defenders and scored a spectacular goal past Attackers’ goalkeeper Sinoxolo Paul. Attackers piled intense pressure on the Stars players and were awarded a penalty, which Siyamthanda Magadla missed after her efforts sailed over the cross bar. Stars made their chances count as Owam Silatsha’s goal gave her side a 3-1 lead. Stars’ skipper Zime Lloyd then scored her first goal in the game to guide her side to a 4-1 victory.

Hot weather conditions mar ZWIFA Junior League games SELBY MADIKANE SCORCHING sunny weather conditions affected the Zwide Football Association (ZWIFA) Junior League games which were played at Gal Grounds on Saturday and Sunday. The referees had to stop the games for many water breaks, with the pace of the games being very slow. In the U/13 category, Strikers United could not reply when Shining Stars thwarted them 10-0 in what was described as a one-sided affair. The Hungry Lions succumbed 4-0 to Man-

chester City while the Zwide Celtics salvaged a narrow 3-2 win over Shooting Stars. Sophakama whacked Swartkops United 3-1, with Young Killers sharing a 2-2 draw with Gal City. Golden Aces registered an emphatic 7-0 win over Mighty Heroes. Camper United suffered a huge setback when Major Chiefs hammered them 3-0. In the U/15 section, Young Brothers lost 6-0 to Kuyasa United Brothers. Gal City were held to a 1-1 draw by Hungry Lions. Bay Tigers secured a 2-0 win when they faced Shining Stars. Manchester City showed Shooting Stars how to play football after they thumped them 7-0. Sophakama and Swartkops United played to a 2-all draw. Camper United edged out Real Crusaders 2-0 while Everton lost 3-0 to Zwide Pirates. In the U/17 section, Shooting Stars were on the receiving end when they went down 2-0 to Zwide Celtics. Major Chiefs handed Bay Tigers a 5-0 defeat while Real Crusaders defeated Strikers 2-1. Kuyasa United Brothers humiliated Everton 7-1. Zwide Pirates gave Shining Stars a 4-1 hiding. Despite playing their hearts out, Young Brothers lost 1-0 to Sophakama. < Sophakama FC’s U/17 Team.

THE Bay Tigers took Everton FC to the cleaners when they thrashed them 14-2 in their Zwide Football Association (ZWIFA) First Division game that was played at Gal City Grounds on Saturday. Playing in hot weather conditions, Everton FC players appeared to be tired while the Tigers players seemed to be comfortable. Tigers’ danger man Luvo Daweti came up with an opening goal after a solo run by Zukisa Mfundisi down the right flank. Everton defenders, who looked disjointed, failed on many occasions to stop Mfundisi, who tormented them. Mfundisi supplied a good cross to Xolani Mthi who banged in Tigers’ second goal, with no reply from Everton FC. Anele Ace Skosana scored Everton’s opening goal that improved their score to 2-1. Daweti beat Everton’s offside trap and he supplied a perfect pass to Mfundisi who registered his first goal, which increased their lead to 3-1. Skosana failed to beat Tigers’ goalkeeper Siphumeze Jojani in a one-on-one situation. Azola Sobuza scored the Tigers’ fourth goal. Tigers went to the break missing an abundance of scoring opportunities. It was clear that Tigers’ Head Coach Sticks Ntombana’s dressing-room talk paid off as his charges were spot-on in front of the goals. Everton’s goalkeeper Siphamandla Wambi had a busy second half as the Tigers players were on fire. Mxoleli Sodladla scored the Tigers’ fifth goal after he penetrated between the midfielders and defenders of Everton. Mfundisi banged in Tigers’ sixth goal. Sobuza also came up with his second goal that increased the score to 7-1. Daweti kicked a long

Everton FC midfielder, Lulama Majali (right), shields the ball from Bay Tigers’ defender Bulelani Yoyo. PHOTO:SELBY MADIKANE range volleyball which resulted in Tigers’ eighth goal after Wambi left his goal area. Daweti then scored his third goal that put Tigers ahead 9-1. Skosana scored a goal that decreased Everton’s deficit to 9-2. Daweti who was a man of the match sent a salvo that increased Tigers’ lead to 10-2. Daweti who looked hungry scored Tigers’ 11th goal. Sodladla, Mfundisi and Daweti scored their last goals of the game for a final score of 14-2. – SELBY MADIKANE

Bayna Eagles are flying high SELBY MADIKANE BAYNA Eagles produced an excellent performance when they accumulated six points during their two Walmer Football Association (WAFA) Premier League games which they played at Walmer Community Fields this past weekend. The high flying Eagles dimmed the Morning Stars light by beating them 2-1 in their first clash on Saturday. The ecstatic loyal supporters of the Eagles saw their side collecting their second maximum two points by edging out Popular FC on Sunday. African Aces, who are one of the league title contenders, also kept their supporters’ hopes high after they accumulated six points.

Aces beat Manchester United 8-0 on Saturday, and then walloped Umanyano FC 9-0 on Sunday. Golden Heroes demolished Airport Valley City 8-0 on Saturday and went on to defeat Walmer Stars 2-0 on Sunday. Real Madrid earned a hard-fought 1-0 win over struggling Airport Valley United. Eleven Experience rubbed salt into Airport Valley United’s wounds by beating them 4-2. Walmer Hotspurs reigned victorious against Manchester United following their 4-2 victory. Peace United were not so peaceful when they defeated Airport Valley City 2-0. Real Madrid shared a 1-1 draw with Walmer Stars. The other league title contenders, Mabayibone Strikers, were disenchanted by Ghetto Stars, who punished them 3-1.

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Port Elizabeth’s Mayo going for trials in Portugal NCEBA DLADLA KHANYISA Mayo of Port Elizabeth is on the verge of signing for one of the two big football clubs in Europe. The son of former Kaizer Chiefs and Bafana Bafana striker Patrick Mayo has been invited to trials in Europe. He is one of the players that were successful in the Durban Under 19 International Football Tournament recently. Currently based in Pretoria and attenting Holy Trinity High School, Khanyisa is playing for the junior teams of Supersport United, a club for which his father also donned the colours in his colourful professional football career. There are currently seven players that have been invited for trials abroad and look forward to making their mark in professional international football, and Khanyisa is one of them. Six players called for trials in Portugal are from KwaZulu-Natal including Khanyisa (Mayo) from Eastern Cape that participated in the Durban Under 19 International Football Tournament will be leaving these shores for trials in Portugal in September. They are following on the heels of KZN Academy’s Thabo Cele who signed with Portugal’s Real Sport Clube, Massama –Queluz last month. According to a delighted Mayo Senior, Khanyisa was invited by Sporting Lisbon that saw him play in Durban. Khanyisa was the Top Goal Scorer with his six behind the net. Player of the Tournament, Mayo also netted most goals in one match, three against TP Mazemebe.

Khanyisa Mayo of South Africa U19, Top goal scorer and player of the tournament during the 2016 Durban U19 International Final match between Arsenal and South Africa U19 at King Zwelithini Stadium, Umlazi South Africa on 06 August 2016. PHOTO:SUPPLIED “They saw him play and loved him. Supersport United released him for the trials with their blessings. We are hopeful that things will go according to plan,” said Mayo senior, adding, however, that should things do not go according to plan, the young striker was also eyeing a place with Benfica. “Benfica also called to say they would like to take him on trials in the event that Lisbon Sporting does not sign him. We are holding our thumbs,” said Mayo snr.

Bucks win Four Community Teams Challenge DESPITE the hot weather conditions, children came in droves to watch their sides taking each other on in the Four Community Teams Challenge that was played at Shining Stars’ grounds on Saturday. The tournament was played by U/15 teams with the aim of keeping the youth off the streets. One of the tournament organisers, Sithembiso Grootboom, said the five clubs decided to host the tournament to keep the youth busy in sport. Grootboom said, “We do not want our children to be involved in criminal activities. I strongly feel that the child in sport is not interested in doing crime and is a healthy child. “These games give us an opportunity to be

able to identify young talent in our communities. By hosting games such as these, we are fighting crime. Lots of young people take drugs because they do not take part in sport.” The teams that were involved in the tournament were the Royal Bucks, Young Ideas, United FC and Tomorrow Stars. The tournament started off with games being played in a knockout system. In the tough semi-finals, fans saw Bucks overcoming United FC 2-0, while the Young Ideas showed that they had a lot of fight in them with a 2-1 victory over Stars. In the finals Bucks were crowned the champions after they conquered Young Ideas 3-0. – SELBY MADIKANE

Gobodo and Madolo guide Sophakama Ladies to victory

Ideas devastate FC M’well

Stars gave a good account of themselves, but the Sophakama Ladies were prepared to wage war on the home side. Both sides had many glorious opportunities, but their strikers were alert in front of the goals. The battle was staged in the middle of the field. Both goalkeepers were not taken to task in the goalless first half. In the second half, the pace of the game was fast. The visitors broke the ice after Xabisa Gobodo beat two defenders and she fired a hot shot past the Stars goalkeeper, Alison Ackley. The home side came back strongly and were rewarded with an equalising goal that was scored by Nicole Brooks. Sophakama duo Gobodo and Mashumi read each other like open books and played good moves with Asanda Madolo scoring their winning goal. City Lads maintained their winning ways after they demolished Mustangs Ladies 3-0 at New Brighton Oval Stadium. Manchester Babes restored their dignity

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SELBY MADIKANE THE Young Ideas FC devastated FC Motherwell 2-0 in their Motherwell Football Association (MOFA) Build It First Division game that was played at Motherwell NU 9 Stadium on Sunday afternoon. The Young Ideas gained control of the game right from the word go with Motherwell left to chase their shadows. The game was characterised by rough play but the match officials controlled the game fairly. In the first half neither side created clear cut chances but their strikers, especially those of Young Ideas, could kick themselves after the Motherwell goalkeeper was far away from his goal line just on the stroke of halftime. In the second half, Young Ideas came back on to the field with high levels of confidence.

Young Ideas came close to scoring their opening goal but Thembelani Ngqolani’s long range free kick shaved the cross bar. Ideas patiently built good moves with Ngqolani being fouled by one of Motherwell’s defenders in their own territory. Ngqolani then scored a long range volley that found the back of the net. Young Ideas took many bodies up front so that they could extend their lead to 2-0. Consequently, the Young Ideas were awarded a penalty which was scored by Lungile Dlanga in the 87th minute. The game ended with a score of 2-0 in favour of Young Ideas. Ideas’ Head Coach Loyiso Lloyd Jack said his side showed character. Jack explained, “My boys knew how FC Motherwell plays. We decided not to give them space to breathe. I am happy with the way things have gone for my side.”

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