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ELSON Mandela Bay Taxi Operators belonging to Laphum’ilanga Transport Services have given the Ministers of Transport and Finance, as well as Eastern Cape Premier, Phumulo Masualle, until Wednesday,

February 8, to respond to their call for an investigation of the IPTS (Integrated Public Transport System) operations.

This was announced by Laphum’ilanga Directors and representatives of some taxi associations who are not satisfied with the direction the IPTS is taking and which

they argued is undermining the country’s supreme law - the constitution. Laphum’ilanga is the business arm and negotiating body of the taxi industry in the metro, and was formed in 2009. They claim to have worked hard since then to unite the previously divided industry and were not prepared to see it turn back

to the way it was in the past. The operators claim the IPTS office in the metro was applying a divide and rule strategy, creating mistrust and tension among taxi operators while they, as the rightful representatives of operators, were fighting for a proper, safe and reliable transport system for the

benefit of the people. “Of the ten registered associations, the metro municipality, under the new dispensation, persuaded two associations to sign a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) with them and left in the lurch eight associations who would not be coerced,” said Julius Jonono, one of Laphum’ilanga’s directors. Continued on page 2

New shoes for Joe Slovo learners Learners from Joe Slovo Primary School in KwaDwesi have been given a much­need­ ed boost just in time for the new school year. Baywest Mall in conjunction with Love Story donated R50 000 worth of new school shoes to 500 underprivileged pupils. Read more about it on page 7. At the back from left are Christopher Hutchings (Baywest Marketing manager), Thembekile Gqunta (principal), Azola Tybosch (Baywest Community Liason Officer) and Luke Watson (Love Story). In front are Zukhanye Xhorhans, Zanokuhle Mfenoleni, Ayabonga Maki, Asemahle Mplongwana and Mbali Hadebe. PHOTO: WERNER HILLS

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They claim they were not provided with copies of the MOA which they say was aimed at destroying what they’ve worked hard for. According to them, they were not even allowed to make inputs in the MOA. “We have written to the National Department of Transport, National Treasury and the Premier of the Eastern Cape requesting their urgent intervention into the IPTS project in the metro,” said CEO Gregory Rockman, adding that if they did not get a response in time, they would seek legal advice or resort to “protracted” industrial action “to protect our rights.” According to the Member of the Mayoral Committee (MMC) for Road and Transport, Councillor Rano Kayser, the associations that signed the MOA were actually four. By Thursday, he said, they were on the verge of signing the fifth one. “It is not true that authorities were dividing the industry. We are only aligning ourselves with the provisions of Section 41(1) of the Land and Transport Act which says the Municipality may sign the MOA with operators,” said Kayser, adding that the Act did not talk about the business entity but the associations. He said the previous regime omitted that provision in relation with the provisions of the law. The MMC emphasised that according to the law, the people who were to benefit from the IPTS were the operators and that as the municipality, they were not supposed to contradict a directive from legislation. )On Monday, January 30, Councillor Kayser had a meeting with representatives of the taxi associations. At the time of going to print, no feedback had been received.

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Major construction projects planned for Westering NCEBA DLADLA WARD 9 Councillor Heinrich Muller has announced major infrastructure upgrading projects in the Westering area. Councillor Muller mentioned that upgrading the infrastructure to cope with water supply demands in the area of Carpenter and Discovery Roads as well as Lunar Close in Westering is one project. “We have the replacement of the water main in Van Riebeeck Street and the installation of new water mains at Nantes Road,” said Muller. The upbeat Muller said these infrastructural upgrades were due to the residents struggling with getting enough drinking water supply because the current infrastructure is old and worn out. He said they have experienced pipe bursts in the recent past that left residents disorganised because the water infrastructure could not cope. The existing water main in Van Riebeeck Street lies within a cul-de-sac to the nearby schools. The shortage of water supply inconveniences pupils during school times, said Muller, adding that this was the reason they

decided the project should form part of the Water Reticulation Replacement Programme. About the construction in Carpenter and Discovery Roads, he said the new mains they were building would run adjacent to the existing mains just on the opposite side of the road. Muller assured residents that they would still have water during the four to five months of construction, and that activities would happen at an appropriate time during the day. This, to avoid any access problems. He said they were aware that there were other upgrading projects that needed attention. These two were, however, giving the municipality a headache, hence, prioritised.” Another project making Muller “over the moon” was removing the street wobbles for real speed humps. “Residents complained that the street wobbles didn’t help cars reduce speed whereas they were not good for the tyres and wanted them out. So, the project is starting soon,” he said. ; Nelson Mandela Bay Ward 9 Cllr Heinrich Muller watches as contractor workers start digging the trenches at Nantes Road.

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REPORTER SPECIALIST contractors, GVK-Siya Zama, have completed a R54 million project to transform Port Elizabeth’s previously derelict Tramways building into a mixed-use development. The building now features an assortment of tourism, leisure and entertainment facilities, as well as office spaces. It also serves as the new headquarters of the Mandela Bay Development Agency (MBDA), which drove the project. The initial phase of the project involved the restoration of the former tram and bus terminus to its previous glory while carefully preserving its many heritage elements. Following the success of this stage, GVK-Siya Zama was tasked with making additions to the existing building. These included a new boardroom, garages, generator room, refuse room, parking area under the freeway together with the installation of air-conditioning systems and electrical works to the new phase as well as a spectacular rustic landscape design. GVK-Siya Zama was also responsible for overseeing the creation of an artwork on the external facade of the building. A Capetonian artist was enlisted to design the piece and

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St Dominic’s Priory excel in chess championships REPORTER SEVERAL boys from St Dominic’s Priory School made their coach proud when they excelled in the South African Junior Chess Championships (SAJCC) 2016 that took place in Johannesburg in December last year.

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The SAJCC is one of the premier junior sporting events of any sporting code in South Africa. The tournament typically attracts about 2 500 junior chess players and officials. The championship consists of a team event and a wildcard event. St Dominic’s Chess Coach, Megan Jacobs, said that she is proud of Nicholas Hargreaves, Ethan Fortuin and Keenan Naidoo, all of whom were invited to participate in the prestigious event last year. All the boys participated in the team event, which features regional teams of between six and ten players who compete in age categories ranging from u/8 to u/20. Nicholas has been playing chess for a number of years and is St Dominic’s top Senior Primary chess player. His efforts and passion for chess helped him secure fourth position in the Nelson Mandela Bay u/12 A team. He has been invited to play in the South African Junior Closed Tournament during the next school holiday. Both Keenan and Ethan participated in the SAJCC for the very first time. After seven rounds, Keenan placed second and Ethan fifth in the u/10 B team. The Nelson Mandela Bay u/10 B team players were all rewarded for their efforts with trophies. “It has been a pleasure to note the boys’ growing interest and dedication to chess over the past year,” Jacobs said. “They have not only participated in numerous tournaments, but have spent hours playing chess at school,

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National school shoe campaign rolls out in PE REPORTER NEEDY pupils from Joe Slovo Primary School in KwaDwesi have been given a much-needed boost just in time for the new school year. Representatives of Nelson Mandela Bay’s largest shopping centre, Baywest Mall, visited the primary school early on Wednesday, January 25, to hand over R50000 worth of new school shoes to 500 underprivileged pupils. The donation, which was coordinated by the mall’s corporate social investment partner Love Story, formed part of a larger national investment by mall owners Rebosis Property Fund. Rebosis, which is South Africa’s largest black-owned JSElisted property group, has taken steps to support education countrywide by providing R200000 worth of school shoes at the start of the new school year. Baywest Mall general manager Troy Zunckel said shoes had been purchased to fit the shoe size and gender of the pupils identified as most needy by the school and community leaders. The children also received lunchboxes from Pep Stores at Baywest Mall. “Eradicating poverty starts with giving children hope and opportunities in life,” said Zunckel. “For Baywest Mall, as part of the Rebosis group, we are committed to supporting educational initiatives as a means to promot-

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A GROUP of five youths will host the Acappella Symposium 2017 at NMMU next month to provide a platform for local musical talent in the Gospel genre. The group is led by Sindile Lamani, who started a project called The Voice Project in 2015 to give artists from the Eastern Cape a chance to share their musical talent with others. He asked a group of undiscovered artists from his church to help him get the project off the ground. “I was inspired to start the project by the fact that I saw talent displayed from other provinces, while locally we get very limited chances to display ours,” Lamani said. “I then took it upon myself to have a mixed group to help me kickstart the idea. I invited others to assist me in building this idea which resulted in the Acappella Symposium. “Now, a full year later, after spending so much time and money building the The Voice Project, it has led to this and has expanded not only within the church, but to ev-

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The various types of artists that will feature at the Acappella Symposium 2017 include soloists, saxophone players, trumpeters, guitarists, pianists and group performers. The team organising the event consists of Sirah Lamani (leader), Unathi Camagu (finances), Siya Ngcingolo (music), Sindy Ntoto (admin) and Thulani Harmans (marketing). “I am happy for the team that God has given me. They are hard workers and dream fillers. We are planning to make this an annual event,” said Sindile Lamani. “We hope to be able to invite other local media shops, TV and radio stations in the future to be a part of this great event to change the way the Eastern Cape is seen musically.” The dedicated team invites any potential talent scouts, producers and others who are looking for talented youngsters in the Metro and surrounding areas to attend the event. The event will take place at NMMU’s Goldfields Auditorium, North Campus, on March 4 at 3pm. Tickets at R100 are available at Computicket and will also be on sale at the door for R150.

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Madibaz skipper seeks improved batting effort

The Port Elizabeth outfit will join seven other varsities in the hunt for the title of student T20 champions, with the incentive of qualifying for the Red Bull Campus Cricket World Finals looming large. Reflecting on last year, the 20-year-old Christensen, who played for Eastern Province when they won the Africa Cup T20 early this season, said they would be looking for better performances at the crease. “We didn’t score enough runs last year,” said the former Rondebosch High and SA Schools captain. “We averaged 120-odd runs as a team per game and to compete we need to score 150 or more consistently in a tournament of this magnitude.” The Madibaz skipper said they had a wellrounded unit, who often played their best cricket when their backs were against the wall. They open their programme against the University of Johannesburg on Monday and while he said they would be aiming for a good start, he added that consistency in their cricket through the week would be the essential ingredient. “I wouldn’t say a win in the first game is the be-all and end-all of it, although it does set you up for the week and ease some of the pressure,” said the top-order batsman. “But to win the tournament you need to play well throughout, not just in the beginning.” Christensen said their biggest challenge would be putting together the right combinations for the format. “We have lost some players to franchise commitments and others have fin-

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Birdlife EC: Will be having a Saturday morning outing at Settlers Park on 4 February. Meet at 8am at How Avenue Car Park. Target birds: Half-collared Kingfisher, Knysna Turaco. This is a public walk, so non-members are also welcome to join. Contact Andy Nixon on 079 587 5110. AACL Charity Shop: The Bargain Box charity shop, which supports the Animal Anti-Cruelty League, is in need of donations. Household items, linen, kitchenware, books, magazines, toys, jewellery, clothes, shoes, LPs, CDs, DVDs and haberdashery would be greatly appreciated. The shop is located in 9th Avenue Shopping Centre, Walmer. They are open on weekdays from 9am to 4pm and on Saturdays from 9am to 12pm. Collection of items can be arranged. Contact 041 581 2852. Animal Welfare Society (PE): The Wagtails Charity Shops in Walmer and Newton Park, on behalf of the Animal Welfare Society PE, need donations. Please consider donating any unwanted/unused quality clothing, shoes, bric-a-brac and other household items. Collection can be arranged for large items.

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PE EXPRESS | WEDNESDAY 1 FEBRUARY 2017

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TALKING F1: NATALIE LE CLUE

The end of a Formula 1 era IT seems somewhat surreal to imagine that Bernie Ecclestone will longer be the Formula 1 supremo. Nevertheless, an announcement from Liberty Media, the new owners of F1’s commercial rights, confirmed that he has been replaced by Chase Carey, Sean Bratches, and the familiar and well respected figure of Ross Brawn. In 1958, Bernie Ecclestone entered the sport as a driver manager, a career that he ended in the 60s following the death of his driver, Jochen Rindt. In 1972, he bought the Brabham team with Colin Chapman and won the championship within the next several years. Arguably, he’d be set onto his true path as he took on the sport’s governing body with the commercial rights being the prize. By recognising that the real money lay in television he manufactured deals, which transformed him from a millionaire to a twice-over billionaire.

Simultaneously, his efforts had converted an amateur motor racing series into a professional, and truly global, spectacle unequivocally known as the world’s pinnacle racing series, Formula 1. However, despite what he has done for the sport in his five decades in charge there aren’t too many who will be sad to see him go. More recently the sport has lost some of its allure and as of this year there is no German grand prix on the calendar while France has been off the ticket for nearly a decade. What’s more is that F1 no longer races at many historic circuits because the organisers cannot afford to pay Ecclestone’s ask while several others are under threat. He has also been fiercely resistant to embracing social media as part of the sport as he reasoned that there was no money to be made from it. This and many other concepts such as the illconceived elimination-style qualifying format,

a proposed medal system instead of points, and the much criticised double points season finale in 2014 has led to an overwhelming sea of disapproval. Whatever opinion might be of Bernie Ecclestone there is little doubt that he has been instrumental in creating the Formula 1 phenomenon. Whether he’s officially part of the sport or not he will always be remembered for helping to build it. So long Mr E and thank you for turning Formula 1 into the greatest show on earth. As Bernie Ecclestone is bid farewell there is great hope, and expectancy, that his replacements will breathe new life into the sport. In Chase Carey, who will serve as chairman, F1 gains a man who helped to launch Fox Sports, which broadcasts Major League Baseball, the National Football League, and NASCAR. He seems determined to make F1 a “unique, iconic, global event that is a spectacle second to none.”

Therefore, Sean Bratches’ task will be to raise F1’s profile through new media given that he is partly credited with managing the ESPN brand into of the most recognisable in the world. Ross Brawn is a well-known figure among F1 fans, teams, and drivers as one of the most astute men in the business. He’ll have the ear of the teams and will work well with former Ferrari colleague and now FIA president Jean Todt. As managing director Brawn believes that the sport can, and should be simplified. “I think simplicity is a key objective for the future,” he told Radio 5 Live. “I’ve watched F1 for the last few years as a spectator, and there are times where even I haven’t been sure what’s been going on in the race.” The arrival of Liberty Media has infused a new and fresh enthusiasm for the future of the sport with the expectation that they will bring the sport closer to its fans.

THIS SPORTING LIFE: MICHAEL SHAFTO

Roger Federer shows how it’s done TEAR-FILLED eyes greeted the thousands who stood spellbound listening to winner, Roger Federer, as he addressed them following his defeat of Rafa Nadal in the men’s Grand Slam singles final at Melbourne Park, Australia, last weekend. Facing the crowd he tried to put into words how he felt having come from behind in the tension-filled match that at one stage it seemed he might well have lost. It was Federer’s 18th Grand Slam title win. Turning to Nadal, Federer said of his 6-4, 3-6, 6-1, 3-6, 6-3 victory in three hours 38 minutes: “Tennis is a tough sport. There are no draws in tennis. But if there could be one I’d have been really happy to accept a draw here and share the title with Rafa. Please, Rafa, play on. Tennis

Weiss, Marais ready for XTERRA

needs you!” It was Federer’s fifth Australian title and his sixth final and ended a long seven-year wait to win again in Melbourne after his 2010 triumph over Andy Murray. Strangely, it is the defeated Nadal who has the better record between the rival pair. Nadal now leads 23-12 in overall wins and 6-3 in other major finals, including his five-set win over Federer in the 2004 Australian final. In Sunday’s action-filled match which seesawed between lengthy exchanges and sharply hit bursts of well-controlled volleying, it was Federer who finally seized control in the last set. It also made Federer the first player in history to win five or more titles in three different Grand Slam events – five Australian opens, seven Wim-

bledons, five US Opens and one French Open. Tennis and rugby have very little in common, admittedly, but the Springbok Sevens team made it an equally memorable weekend in romping to their first Wellington Sevens title in 15 years with a resounding 26-5 victory over Olympic champions, Fiji, on Sunday. Ruhan Nel, who was brought in as a substitute in the Boks’ ranks showed himself to be in stunning form, scoring a brace of classy tries for the South Africans. Nel came on with the game evenly poised, but his two tries snatched away any chance of a Fijian comeback as the BlitzBoks scored a second classy victory over the Fijian opponents in the week-long tournament. No one enjoyed a better tournament than the

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REPORTER TWO of South Africa’s elite XTERRA Warriors, Bradley Weiss and Stuart Marais, will face up for the second time in the beautiful city of Port Elizabeth when they take on the Fedhealth XTERRA Nelson Mandela Bay on Saturday, February 11. SA’s premier off road triathlon, XTERRA Nelson Mandela Bay starts off with a 1.5km ocean swim, followed by an action-packed 24.5km mountain bike (MTB) discipline before closing off with a 9.7km trail run. In 2016 Weiss beat Marais to the finish line with just under 2 minutes to spare. According to Weiss, the ocean swim is a cool and exciting addition to the challenges of XTERRA. “I really enjoyed the MTB leg of this race. It’s relatively short in comparison with other XTERRA races, but it offers so much with fast single track and an undulating course that allows the more accomplished cyclists to take advantage of their strengths. Another highlight is running through Happy Valley and embracing the support of the welcoming PE locals,” Weiss said. Weiss will face tough competition from fellow XTERRA Warrior, Stuart Marais. “My goal will be to go as hard as I can for as long as I can. I want to win,” said a determined Marais. “The ocean swim is iconic to XTERRA Nelson Mandela Bay. It creates a unique spin on XTERRA in SA. The mountain bike route features a lot of single track in the middle of the city. The beauty of the course astonished me. My advice to XTERRA newcomers is to take each discipline on its own merit and don’t push too hard at the start. Surround yourself with people of similar strengths, but most of all, just go have fun.”

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dashing wing, Seabelo Senatla. Playing in his second last Sevens tournament before moving to the Stormers for a new bright-looking career in rugby-proper. Crossing the try line twice in the final, Senatla became the all-time leading Sevens try scorer for South Africa. Senatla’s tries meant he passed Sevens legend, Fabian Jones’s record of 179 tries in the World Series. Good luck to Senatla in his new rugby career. He looks to be perfect for the part.


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Athletes and NPO strive to make a difference REPORTER IN an unusual series of events, a group of triathletes and a non-profit organisation (NPO) have been united by their vision for sight. Tri4Sight, an established group of experienced athletes, was founded and managed by seasoned triathlete Warren Reid, a dedicated and disciplined athlete who has been competing in triathlons for a number of years. The athlete and a group of his friends are currently training for various upcoming triathlons. Among these events coming up in 2017 are the Fedhealth Xterra, Iron Man African Championships and this past weekend’s Iron Man 70.3 which took place in East London. In the spirit of keeping both body and mind fit and strong, Reid has made the generous decision to compete this year with the added benefit of giving back. He and his team will be using their skills and talents for the greater good. They will be competing as a fundraising initiative with Retina

SA as their chosen beneficiary. Retina SA is a non-profit organisation that is run by blind- and partially sighted patients aiming to bring cures and treatments to all South Africans affected by retinal blindness. One of the main reasons for the fundraiser is to continue research on Retinitis Pigmentosa, a hereditary disease that has no cure. Currently ground-breaking research is conducted that can identify the genes that cause the disease. However, the organisation conducting the research is in constant need of funds to continue their efforts. Therefore, Tri4Sight’s main goal is to raise R3 million for retinal research and to bring the first ever clinical trials to South Africa. In order to achieve their goal, they are calling on the general public to sponsor their initiative. They will include sponsors’ branding on their cycles, triathlon kits and all merchandise. To contribute to this worthy cause, contact Retina SA on 041 363 0164.

This past weekend’s Iron Man 70.3 proved exciting for the members of Tri4Sight. They are, at the back, from left, Dean de Coning, Peter Myburg and Eric Hoffman, who qualified for a spot at the World Champs, and, in front, Mohammed Allie, Donovan Shehab, Brett Britto and Warren Reid, Tri4Sight Founder. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

ZSPORTS WORLD: MICHAEL ZOETMULDER

Showdown awaits at open water swim champs THIS weekend sees the showdown of EP’s top open water swimmers as the Nelson Mandela Bay Aquatics (NMBA) Open Water Swim Championships takes place at Marina Martinique. Saturday will feature the NMBA 5km Championships starting at 2pm while Sunday hosts the NMBA 10km Championships at 9am and the 3pm Championships at 12 noon. Other swimming events on offer this weekend will be a 3km swim on Saturday starting at 2:10pm for swimmers requiring an additional 3km qualifying time and on Sunday there will be a 1km and 500m swim, open to all. SA Schools swimming captain and Pearson High School Head Boy Ian Venter heads the standings for this weekend’s 5km swim with a qualifying time of 1hr 1min, but can expect tough competition from Aquabear swim club team mates Credence Pattinson, Slater Black, Nicholas Adam and Cole Craig. NMMU student and BEST swimmer Kirsten Marriott will be looking for the win in the ladies 5km swim, but will have to fight hard against the likes of Woodridge College’s Amica de Jager, PEA’s Jessica Canter and Infinity swimmer Hannah Haswell. Sunday’s 10km swim is expected to feature mostly Western Province swimmers with Liquid Lines swimmers Hadyn Homes and Amica de Jager the only local swimmers to have contested this distance this season. Sunday’s 3km swim will be the showdown of the season with a much anticipated swim-off between Venter, Pattinson, Black and Cullen Biddulph from BEST. Black and Biddulph featured in a fantastic tie during Round 3 towards the end of last year, touching in a time of 37 minutes 58 seconds, while Venter’s best for the season at the Series is 38:04 in a race where he wasn’t pushed to the line.

The ladies 3k will be equally as exciting with the eventual winner sure to come from Jessica Beukes, Canter, Payton Horton or Tasneen Ebrahim. Online registration is still available on www.ecswim.co.za with late entries being accepted at the Marina at the weekend. SPAR summer festival heats up Entries for all the events in this year’s SPAR Summer Festival are starting to come in ahead of the events at the end of February. Despite the unavoidable calendar clash with the Herald Cycle Tour, organisers are confident they will achieve a record attendance this year with over 10 family orientated events on offer at the weekend and an array of crowd-pulling festival activities. On Saturday, February 25, the festival will kick off with the Wimpy 5km Family Fun Run followed by a 16km and 42km MTB ride along a new course which is very family-friendly and achievable for all. Saturday afternoon activities will feature the Double Mile, Disabled Mile and Family half-mile swims and will conclude with the new Anything that Floats charity event with

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