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ELSON Mandela Bay Waste Management employees who were reported to be on an illegal strike last week were back at work, said Municipal spokes-
This followed a statement Baron sent to the media on Friday in which he said the municipality had applied for and was granted a High Court Interdict against the striking workers. Baron said in the statement, “The employ-
ees, drivers of waste management sub-directorate and the SA Municipal Workers Union were interdicted and prohibited from: ) Driving and using any of the municipality’s vehicles unless it is done with the specific consent of the Applicant; ) Blockading any of the municipality’s
waste management landfill sites, drop-off centres or the depots; ) Preventing any persons, either on foot or in vehicles, from freely and without hindrance, entering or eggresing from any of the sites, drop-off centres or depots.
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Uitenhage police arrest armed Uphi unoteksi uMboniswa ufunwa ngamapolisa robber NCEBA DLADLA UITENHAGE members of the South African Police Service (SAPS) are investigating a case of armed robbery and illegal possession of a firearm with ammunition after a 28 year old man was arrested by Highway Patrol members on Monday. According to police spokesperson Warrant Officer Gerda Swart, it is alleged that the armed suspect entered a home at Pongolo Street, KwaLanga just after 7pm on Monday and demanded keys of a Silver VW Polo 251. “The armed suspect then drove the vehicle off while the complainant informed the police,” said W/O Swart. The vehicle-theft report was circulated within minutes by members of the SAPS KwaNobuhle and Radio Control
(10111 Centre) in Uitenhage, said Swart, adding when the members of the Uitenhage Cluster Highway Patrol noticed the vehicle passing them on the R334, they turned around and started chasing it. “Members from Nelson Mandela Metro Car Hijacking Task Team under the leadership of Colonel Duduzile Ngculu, who was busy following up on leads, went to the assistance of the members,” W/O Swart told PE Express Indaba. Police managed to stop the driver and apprehended him on the spot. They then confiscated a 9mm firearm with ammunition and also recovered the stolen vehicle. “We thank the members for their dedication and commitment and urge all police officials to continue to clamp down on armed and violent criminals over the festive season,” said Uitenhage Cluster Commander Brigadier Ruphus Pandela.
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Striking municipal employees back at work Continued from page 1 ) Threatening, intimidating or assaulting any persons entering or egressing from any of the landfill sites, drop-off centres or depots; ) Littering any refuse or waste on public roads or sidewalks.” Baron told PE Express Indaba last week that the Municipality management and the striking union representatives had been engaged in meetings to find a solution to the problem.
Although the municipality could follow a legal route to end what was an illegal strike, according to Baron, they opted to meet the representatives of the aggrieved employees and discuss the matter. South African Municipal Workers Union (SAMWU) Eastern Cape Secretary Siphiwo Ndunyana confirmed, “The Municipal employees have been back at work since Tuesday.” Asked whether the municipality
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Will we enjoy a safe festive season this year? PE Express Indaba Reporter NCEBA DLADLA wanted to know whether residents were hopeful of a peaceful and crime free season, and this is what they had to say NCEBA DLADLA MEC for Safety and Liaison Helen Sauls-August and Provincial Police Commissioner Lt Gen. Celiwe Binta last week launched Operation Duty Calls Festive Season Safety Plan at the Lillian Ngoyi Sport Centre, Kwazakhele. ) “People are not working. They want easy ways to make money and abuse drugs, especially the youth. I appreciate this (launch) but crime won’t go down, I am afraid,” said Xolani Mbali from Zwide township. ) Mzwekhaya Buku doubts whether the operation will do any good. He said, “I run every day in the morning and see very serious crimes committed; and police do nothing! The other day I saw a man being attacked by thugs and luckily there was a police van in the vicinity. I called them but they would not go to the scene. I think some of these police are running scared of these thugs.” ) “I enjoyed watching what the police did today. It was wonderful. But, crime is high; I wish police could do this every day. They were visible and vigilant; even the Brigadier was hands-on in the stop and searches - their hands got dirty. We want to see that, but it must be consistent,” said Kwazakhele’s Vusumzi Hoyi. ) “I think this is going to work, especially if they employ more police to comb this area especially at night,” said Khunjuswa Mpahlwa from Kwazakhele. She added, “Criminals target and victimise our fathers and mothers who come late from work.” ) “I doubt whether it will do any good. Police in this area are the reason why there is so much crime. They are involved in corruption and nepotism. You fight with your girlfriend and you’ll find out that the policeman investigating the case ends up falling in love with your girl,” said Dumile Koliti of Kwazakhele. ) Said Tsepo Mathibeli, “ I think they have upped their game. We’ll see whether it will work because criminals like to try their luck. But for us who are no criminals, we’d like to urge police not to take our liquor when we are found drinking and not present it in court as evidence. They must stop stealing our liquor, that’s crime!” ) Sinethemba Mponzo, of Kwazakhele had his concerns. He said, “My concern is with police who wrongly accuse people and beat them without any evidence linking them to the crime. And when they discover that they were wrong the case just disappears and people are left without an apology.”
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Mayor hoists Blue Flags at PE beaches INDABA REPORTER NELSON Mandela Bay Executive Mayor Benson Fihla could not hold back his excitement at the official hoisting of Blue Flags for Humewood and Kings Beach at the Beach Office last Thursday. “Our hard work has certainly paid off, as we again hoist the Blue Flag for both Humewood and Kings Beach,” said the Mayor. He said he was pleased to announce to the people of the City and the whole world that the two popular beaches had been certified to be safe, healthy and adhere to strict environmental management systems. The two beaches formed part of a number of beaches across the country that were recently given certificates of Blue Flag Status at an event in Durban. The Blue Flag status covers the summer season from November 2013 to April 2014. It includes adherence to four aspects of coastal management. The areas are: sound environmental management, environmental education initiatives and healthy bathing water quality. Safety and security for
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= Ben Nyathi School Choir singing during the Grade R Graduation at Nangoza Jebe Community Hall. PHOTO: NCEBA DLADLA (SASSA) Admin Clerk Boniwe Sithole who was a guest speaker used the opportunity to talk to the parents who were there to support their children about the government’s social grants. Sithole urged parents and foster-parents to apply for Child Support Grant, Foster Care Grant and Care Dependency Grant - and make sure that those were used strictly to help children get education. “Many children in this school depend on these grants for their education,” explained Sithole.’ Rev. Bongani Sicwebu of IDAMASA opened the event with a prayer.
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household name in the country and abroad. Zonke’s big break came when she was recMULTIPLE award-winning international ognised by a producer who introduced her star Zonke Dikana will be back in her home to a German band called “Jazz Cantina”. She wrote a track for them called “Africa town Port Elizabeth to perform at the Boardwalk’s International Convention Centre My Motherland”. Zonke’s star shone in Europe and when (ICC) this Friday and Saturday November they came back to South Africa along with 15 and 16. their producer and engineers they recorded Owing to popular demand and the sell- her music which was released under the out of her show which was initially pencil- “Culture Clan” and won many awards in both Germany and led in for Saturday, South Africa. Zonke will now be perSince then, this songforming for two nights, stress has established according to Caley herself as a solo artist, Philips, the Public Relawith her beautiful voice tions and entertainment and presence on stage manager at The Boardhelping rocket her to the walk. top charts. The Gauteng-based Her first solo album Zonke, a multi-talented “Soulitary” went global. vocalist, performer, This was followed by songwriter and producher second album, “Life, er who grew up in Port Love and Music”. Elizabeth was excited to Zonke will be singing be coming “home” to the songs from her latest stufriendly city to perform dio album, the self-writsongs from her latest alten, arranged and probum “Give and Take”. Zonke Dikana comes home to sing duced masterpiece “Ina “I’ve performed all this Saturday. PHOTO:SUPPLIED Ethe” which instantly over the world in my career, but there is no better audience than sold multi-platinum units across the counthose who watched you grow up. For me, try and remains in the top charts. Every asthere’s truly no place like home,” said pect of the production has been conceptualized by Zonke and sees her creation as a Zonke. The show will start at 8pm on both days masterpiece from the soul. She said she’s driven by the process of creand the doors will open at 7pm. Tickets for her show can be purchased to- ating music and sharing it with the world day from Computicket for R150.00 per per- – and that is this powerful exchange through song which has been captured on son. The multi-talented vocalist, performer, her latest DVD “‘Give And Take – Live.” There are few tickets left for her Friday songwriter and producer who comes from a musical family background in KwaZa- show which can still be purchased from khele township has gone on to become a Computicket for R150.00 per person.
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Jimmy Tau to hold coaching clinics in the Bay NCEBA DLADLA FORMER Kaizer Chiefs and Orlando Pirates Defender Jimmy Tau will be arriving in Nelson Mandela Bay this Friday November 15. Tau will be here to conduct coaching clinics to benefit the youth as part of NODEFA and KwaNobuhle BuildIt U-13 Football Development Tournament which kicks off at Jabavu Stadium this weekend. Tau’s arrival in Mandela Bay was revealed by
KwaNobuhle Build It owner David Goldberg during his company’s R133 000 sponsorship announcement aimed at putting a spanner to football development at grassroots level at the Keg and Swan Restaurant last Friday. Present during the sponsorship announcement were NODEFA Executive Committee members, SAFA Nelson Mandela Bay Regional Secretary Sikhumbuzo Wakashe, VW SA PeoplesPavilion Manager Buyile Gqubule, Nelson Mandela Bay Sport, Recreation, Arts and Culture Portfolio Chairperson Cllr Nomamerika
ICamper United inqashe iTomorrow Stars SELBY MADIKANE ICAMPER United ibethe iTomorrow Stars 4-1 kumdlalo weSAFA Nelson Mandela Bay SAB Regional League nobubanjelwe kumabala ase-NU 9 eMotherwell ngoMgqibelo umhla we-9 kuNovemba. Ibiyiseph’emanzini iCamper usaqala umdlalo nalapho uMasixole Nocanda efake inqaku lokuqala. Ulandele uXolisa Ramente ngelakhe ebeka amanqaku ku2-0. Amanye amanqaku eCamper eze ngo Nocanda noMelikhaya Kula ngeli lixa ele Stars lokuxolisa lize noKapteni uBongani Sandi. Emva kokubethwa yiHighland Spurs 1-0 kumdlaloweNdebe yeNedbank kwiveki edlulileyo, iSUBS idlale ntanganye 1-1 ne-Island City. Ezinye iziphumo ze-SAFA Nelson Mandela Bay SAB Regional League: *Callies 2-2 Peace United *Showvillage 2-2 Central Acemates
Magopeni and the Metro’s Director of Sports, Charmaine Williams among others. “I am happy to be involved in football development to benefit the youth of Nelson Mandela Bay,” said Goldberg who has a long history of sponsoring the youth and the senior teams in NODEFA, a strategic move NODEFA president Monde Mhletywa believes is in tandem with SAFA plans of ensuring that South Africa’ national teams would be represented in the next five years, by the youth that they were identifying and unearthing in tournaments like these.
Goldberg revealed that there will be a Bull and a sheep as prizes to be won during the lucky-draw aimed at benefiting the elderly - those who continue to support his business in KwaNobuhle. CllrMagopenicommendedGoldbergforputting his money where his mouth is, adding that he hoped residents would continue to support entrepreneurswhoweregiving-backtothecommunity. Retired Professional Soccer League (PSL) referee Gqubule revealed that VW would provide a facility for the events related to the tournaments for the benefit of its partner NODEFA.
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*Lion City 0-0 Royal Bucs *Highland Spurs 0- 1 Despatch Pioneers *Hotspurs 1-0 Motherwell Academy *Callies 4-3 Despatch Pioneers *Showvillage 0-3 SUBS *Lion City 1-0 Island City *Hotspurs 3-1 Highland Spurs
SOME fireworks were produced during the New Brighton Football Association (NEBFA) Sedgars Premier League recently.
with Eastern Jumpers. NEBFA Sedgars First Division results: *City Lads 0-3 Pondo Stars *Young Loins 1-2 HUBS *Silver United 6-0 Rangers
Roaring Tigers hunted and beat Bush Bucks 2-1 in their thrilling game. The newcomers Black Stars shared the spoils 1-1 with CCX Callies with Real White City defeating City Lads 2-1. Winter Rose played their hearts out in their 1-0 victory over Amakhosi. PE Sundowns also drew 1-1
Tomorrow Stars player beats Camper United player. PHOTO:SELBY MADIKANE
Pondo Stars(green kit) and City Lads players chase the ball.
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Lesley ‘The Rock’ Hope too much for Mriba’s challenge NCEBA DLADLA LESLEY “The Rock” Hope became the new Eastern Cape Light Heavyweight champion when he stopped Leon Mriba in the first round of the vacant title fight at Jeff Masemola Community Hall, KwaNobuhle on Saturday evening. The Port Elizabeth duo were the main bout of Sibongile Nkebe’ Silindokuhle Boxing promotions bill in conjunction with the Department of Sport, Recreation, Arts and Culture. It was sanctioned by Boxing South Africa (BSA). The fight ended in 2min 42 seconds of the opening round after Mriba (76.6kg) visited the canvass three times after taking solid punches from the raging bull Hope, forcing
referee Lizo Jordan to stop the proceedings and declare Hope (78.50) the new champion. In the best fight of the tournament Uitenhage pugilists Lonwabo Roboshi (46.90) and Siyabulela Khuphiso (47.69) hit each other hammer and tongs from the first round in a fight that kept the fans on their feet for eight rounds. Southpaw Roboshi dropped Khuphiso in the first minute of the first round. A determined Khuphiso fought well to end the round. He started charging forward in the second round, fighting behind the jab pushing Roboshi backwards. Roboshi rocked Khuphiso with telling blows from the fourth round, yet Khuphiso had his moments especially when Roboshi looked tired in the fifth round. Roboshi who took his record to 10 fights, 7
wins, two losses and a solitary draw gained his second wind later in the round, dropping Khuphiso (19-15-4) with a one-two combination in the sixth round, and proving himself better conditioned to take the fight on a unanimous points decision. In the main preliminary bout over six rounds, the vastly experienced Lungisa Jikani of PE stopped iRhini’s Ndudumo Lolwana KO2. In other results: Siphosethu Ncisana KO2 Mzwamadoda Jibiliza; Bongani Jim beat Xolisa Kana (TKO2); Yanga Daniso beat Lwandile Phillip (on points); Asandiso Mancapa beat Vuyani Swartbooi on points while in the only female bout, PE’s Nomampondomise Xotyeni beat Cape Town’s Bongiswa Silo on points over four rounds in the Junior Lightweight division.
Trainer Caiphus Ntante (left) and the new EC lightheavyweight champion Lesley “The Rock” Hope. PHOTO:NCEBA DLADLA
Community support needed to develop a newly formed junior club SELBY MADIKANE CLUB owner and founder Luyanda Road Ntengento humbly appeals to the members of the community of Zwide to assist him in developing his club.
Sipho Marali (coach) and Shane Bomvana (manager) and their team Young Romans are the force to be reckoned with. PHOTO:SELBY MADIKANE
Ntengento who started his football career in Solar Stars junior ranks, decided to establish a junior football club in the second semester of 2013. The club called Young Rising Stars comprises one U/9 team and four U/13 teams. Despite being unemployed, Road bought two sets of kit for his teams. Road said that the motive of forming the club was to curb crime in the
area of Zwide 4. Ntengento highlighted that he was urging the community members to help in keeping the club going. “I am the only adult in the club and I appeal to the community people to come on board. I am doing this for keeping the kids off the street. There are many challenges which we are faced with in the club. The club conducts its practice sessions in the little space which is a site. The surface of the ‘field’ is very rough and has damaged our only three balls. The parents are also needed to help where they can. Their contribution would be highly valued and appreciated,” explained Road.
Romans too strong for Liverpool SELBY MADIKANE MOFA Build It Premier League games pulled hundreds of football supporters into the Motherwell NU 9 Stadium last weekend. Young Romans were too strong for Liverpool when they thwarted them 4-0. Crystal Palace thumped Young Ideas 4-0. In the thrilling game of the day Young
Madrid and SUBS played to a 1-1 draw. Shining Stars showed that they meant business when they overcame Lion Stars 3-1. Highland Spurs came up strongly against Ikamva Movers despite their 2-1 loss. Valencia earned a 5-0 comprehensive victory over Real Aces. Young Tigers were held to a 2-2 draw by the newcomers Manchester United.
Youngers collected six points SELBY MADIKANE YOUNG Professionals popularly known as Youngers managed to accumulate six points in their two games during the ZAFA Njeya Investments Premier League at Wolfson Stadium last weekend.
Road Ntengento and his players. PHOTO:SELBY MADIKANE
Youngers overcame United Comrades 2-1 in their first game and they also emerged victoriouslover Continental Express by 2-1. Young Romans who were held goalless by United Comrades, broke the unbeaten record of Brazil Brothers when they beat them 1-0. NUBS, who went down 2-0 to Leeds United, redeemed themselves in their 4-0 win over Juventus. Following their 2-2 draw with Seven United, Zamazama narrowly defeated Golden Brothers 3-2. Other ZAFA Njeya Investments Premier League results: *BUBS 0-w/o Ghetto XI *Dynamos 5-2 Continental Express *Juventus 2-2 Golden Brothers *Santos 0-0 XI Angels * Brazil Brothers w/o-0 BUBS *Santos 0-4 Seven United ZAFA Njeya Investments First Division results: *Black Eagles 0-2 Dynamos *Charge United 0- 2 XI Masters *Happy Stars 2-1 Burning Flames *Major Stars 3-2 Island City *Real Strikers 2-2 Everton.
Golden Brothers and Zamazama players tussle for the ball. PHOTO:SELBY MADIKANE
Downs spirit lifted up again SELBY MADIKANE PE SUNDOWNS players, officials and the supporters were speechless when Access Sports generously sponsored them with 16 sets of kit and 20 bibs recently. Access Sports who are known for producing Fain Sport and Leisure Apparel stretched their helping hand to Sundowns because of their healthy relationship. According to the Sundowns Co-owner Mzwabantu Mangena Futshane, NEBFA Marketing and Communications Officer Phillip Tsoaelo introduced him to Access Sports Sales Manager Shadley Ajam in 2010.
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