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HE life of an 18-year old girl from East London, Sinalo Panama, changed dramatically when she was stabbed 57 times for stopping a would-be electricity thief (popularly known as izinyoka) in August 2012.
The attack happened when she refused to let Zamuxolo Tengwa (27) make an illegal electricity connection via her home’s electric line. But with the help of Sanco and Good Samaritans, on Monday Sinalo received the medical treatment in Port Elizabeth she needed but could not afford. Sinalo, who is a former amateur boxer, is a matric pupil at Lingelethu Secondary School in Phumlani township. According to the South African National Civic Organisations (SANCO) spokesperson Dumisani Mthalane, Sinalo’s whole body, face, head, and hands were scarred as a result of the attack. According to Sinalo’s mother Lwandisa Mbenenge her daughter was going to turn professional as a boxer this year. “Her dreams were shattered. She loved
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BayTV seek legal advice after video footage taken by SAPS NCEBA DLADLA LOCAL community television station Bay TV is seeking legal advice after members of the South African Police Service (SAPS) allegedly threatened their journalists to hand over the video-footage that they took at a violent incident in Port Elizabeth recently. According to the station’s management, police forcibly took the video footage and the memory card. Owing to the television station’s limited financial resources they are now struggling to do their work properly without the equipment. According to BayTV Deputy Station Manager Lungile Nduvane, the graphic video footage was of local “residents bludgeoning Somali nationals to death” in Booysens Park on May 30.
“Instead of conducting their own investigations as the law-enforcement agency, police from the task team unit gate-crashed our studios and coerced journalists into submitting the tapes to them,” said Nduvane. He added that the Police had a search warrant. According to Nduvane, in reporting the story, they were carrying out their mandate to deliver the best quality news to the local community without fear or favour. “We were commanded by our core-business to give riveting news based on the facts as we saw them, but the police came into our office and acted as if the tapes had been stolen from their dockets,” said Nduvane, adding that even though they cooperated, police came back on 9 June to demand raw video footage. “We refused, asking them to put their request in writing but that was turned down,” said Ndu-
“We were commanded by our core-business to give riveting news based on the facts as we saw them, but the police came into our office and acted as if the tapes had been stolen from their dockets.” LUNGILE NDUVANE vane, adding that police who carried a subpoena threatened to charge leader of the news crew Sandisiwe Williams for obstruction of justice. BayTV claimed they were not getting any an-
swers from the office of the National Police Commissioner: Head of Communications. “We have now taken the matter to our lawyers,” said Nduvane. PE Express Indaba made some enquiries too to SAPS National Corporote Communications General Phuti Setati who said, “Our office has since been in liaison with the Office of the Provincial Commissioner which confirmed that the SAPS followed all due processes and procedures to obtain the tapes in question.” Gen. Setati said the SAPS provided the necessary legal documentation to Bay TV which in terms of the law permitted them to obtain footage they had on the incident. “The TV station has threatened SAPS with legal action and therefore it is in our best interest not to comment on this matter any further,” said Setati.
Pensioners warned against fraudulent get-rich-quick schemes doing the rounds NCEBA DLADLA THE Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) has issued a warning to Mandela Bay pensioners to beware of fraudsters pretending to be working for the JSE. These fly-by-night business owners sell a getrich-quick investment scheme to unsuspecting individuals promising them unrealistic returns and then disappear with their hardearned cash. “We have had frequent calls from individuals who have fallen for fly by night ‘businesses’
promising unrealistic investment returns, which suggests that many South Africans are still being caught by these tricksters,” said Ralph Speirs of the JSE. Speirs said they were going around the country to warn would-be victims and about a week ago they met Nelson Mandela Bay residents at the Summerstrand Hotel in Port Elizabeth. “We do not necessarily have statistics of people having fallen prey to the scheme in the Port Elizabeth area; but we believe, fore-warned is fore-armed,” said Speirs. According to Speirs, the All Share Index – which is the top 160 companies on the JSE –
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Speirs said most stock brokers registered with the JSE are not going to come to your office to sell their products, so if you want to check the legitimacy of the broker, always check with the JSE to verify. According to Speirs, investors must make sure that they don’t buy software to invest in the stock market, because they don’t need it. He said, “Making money on the stock market is possible; however, make sure that you do your home work before parting with your hard-earned cash. You do not need software to invest, but a broking account with a registered stock-broker.”
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fighter who dedicated her life to the struggle for liberation,” said Portfolio Councillor Babalwa Lobishe, speaking on behalf of mayor Benson Fihla who could not attend owing to other municipal matters Luzipho was a member of ANCWL as well as the SA Democratic Teachers Union. She served this country as a Member of Parliament as well as a member of the Mayoral Council during her tenure in the metro municipality. Gqobose, who was a PAC of Azania stalwart and founding member and founder of its armed wing Apla, died almost two months ago.
took part in the famous 1956 Women’s March to the Union Buildings against pass laws, was present during the ceremony last Friday. Also present during the historical unveiling were members of the affected families who were invited by the Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality, as well as representatives from the National Geographic Name-Change Council, members of the the Provincial Geographic Name-Change Committee, its Municipal Chapter, Portfolio Committee chairpersons, councillors, traditional leaders, municipal Arts and Culture officials, the media and members of the public. “It was befitting that Mandela Bay honours Noninzi Luzipho, former teacher and freedom
Portfolio Cllr Babalwa Lobishe flanked by Advocate Khaliphile Sizani, Chairperson of the SA Geographic Name Change Council (right), PGNC Committee Chairperson Samkelo Jamda and Thembeka Luzipho, sister of the late Noninzi Luzipho.
He was praised for his work in the fight for freedom and democracy. Gqobose was the recipient of the National Order of Luthuli. His eldest daughter MPL Lindelwa Dunjwa thanked the ANC led government for remembering the roles other political parties’ members played in the struggle for liberation. Kapi was described as a sports fanatic and musician who dedicated all his life to social transformation of the youth of especially Port Elizabeth. His grandson Sibusiso Kuzwayo corrected the public and said his grandfather’s first name was actually not Sizwe, but Sizo.
SAGNC Chairperson Adv. Khaliphile Sizani, Cllr Babalwa Lobishe and struggle veteran mama Lilian Diedericks. PHOTOS: NCEBA DLADLA
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SACP wishes ANC a successful Provincial Conference this week THE South African Communist Party (SACP) in the Eastern Cape province has wished the African National Congress (ANC) a united and successful 7th Provincial Conference which will be held in Port Elizabeth from today (June 26) until Saturday. In a statement issued by the SACP on Monday, it said that millions of people in the Eastern Cape Province and other parts of the country was enthusiastically awaiting the outcomes of the ANC 7th Provincial Conference. “We believe that the ANC 7th Provincial Conference should not be viewed and used as an event but as an important platform to de-
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NMB residents give their view on Agang SA founder Mamphele Ramphele’s take on education Leader of the newly formed political party Agang SA, Dr Mamphele Ramphele said government has failed South African youth through corrupt and inept management of the education system. In a direct response, the Department of Education argues that Ramphele is wrong; she’s petty, misleading and shows lack of undertanding of education post apartheid. With June being Youth Month, PE Express Indaba’s NCEBA DLADLA asked Nelson Mandela Bay residents what they thought about the two arguments.
Nothobile Jack Gladys Doli ) Gladys Doli of Motherwell said: “Ramphele is right. Our children’s education is poor. Many pass matric and are sitting at home without jobs. We are, however, concerned that Ramphele is only saying this now that she’s starting her own political party.”
) “Ramphele is wrong. Government is doing everything in its power to give our children the best education,” said Nothobile Jack of Khiwane. According to Jack, there are so many good things that our government is doing and that “Zuma’s government does not need criticism from people like Ramphele.”
Pamela Njajula ) “Ramphele is right. Government is misusing funds by doing unnecessary things instead of investing in children’s education. Look, many of our township schools need upgrading but we’re told there is no money,” said Motherwell’s Pamela Njajula.
William Matiwane ) “Our children do get education but for me it’s getting jobs that is the problem. Government in my view is playing its role but it’s not enough. Of course there are areas where they are failing, like people in areas like Walmer want houses and other developments,” said William Matiwane of Motherwell.
New Brighton woman (35) arrested for identity theft and fraud More victims sought by Police NCEBA DLADLA MEMBERS of the South African Police Service (SAPS) Crime Prevention Unit in New Brighton, Port Elizabeth are looking for possible victims of crime after arresting a 35 year old woman for fraud and identity theft last Thursday.
The woman was arrested in Sangotsha Street, New Brighton after a tip-off from members of the community, according to police spokesperson Captain Andre Beetge. “The suspect was arrested at her home after police followed up information,” said Capt. Beetge.
The Police found bank cards, identity documents and various other documents and cards. According to Beetge, the police found identity documents belonging to other persons with which the suspect allegedly opened fraudulent bank accounts and other business accounts from which she ob-
tained loans and purchased household goods and furniture. The woman appeared in court last week Friday. The Police are however, still busy with investigations to ascertain whether there were other victims of fraud who might have fallen prey to the woman’s fraudulent actions.
Relatives sought Kirkwood Care Centre is requesting anyone with information of the relatives of the following people to contact the centre at 0 042 230 0333.
Armstrong Nkosiiyaphatwa Tyalithi. He is the son of the late Nokhaya (Maleke)Tyalithi. His father is Matthews Vusumuzi Tyalithi who used to live at 60 Ngxungxu, NU1 ,Motherwell. His niece is Luyanda Tyalithi and he has an aunt, Nokwakha Maleke who lives at 7918 Ebesutwi ni Area in Kwazakhele, but the street is unknown. PHOTO:SUPPLIED
Ms Irene Bixana (Bixa). Next of Kin is not stated in the file but the user was staying at no. 70 Singaphi Street, New Brighton, Port Elizabeth. PHOTO: SUPPLIED
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NELSON Mandela Bay libraries are fully operational, said municipal spokesperson Kupido Baron last week. Following the closure of the municipal libraries due to the go-slow by municipal employees since the beginning of June, Baron announced last Wednesday that the public was welcome to visit the libraries as things are back to normal. According to Baron, this week also marks the beginning of the opening of the libraries as the centres of excellent educational entertainment for young people during school holidays. “Residents are invited to make use of the opportunity for their kids to take part in the activities that range from storytime to arts and making puppets,” said Baron. The municipal spokesperson mentioned a number of activities that already started in earnest yesterday (Tuesday 25 June) and would continue until 11 July. These are aimed at providing fun for children ranging in ages from 5 to 13 years, said Baron, adding that yesterday about 15 children had fun with frogs and dogs at the Main Library. The programme is as follows: Elukhanyisweni Library 0 041 994 1435 Thurs. 27 June at 11:00: Storytime and let’s make a paper tree ornament (6 - 12 yrs) Tues. 2 July at 11:00: Fire safety awareness presentation (10 - 13 yrs) Thurs. 04 July at 11:00: Storytime and assemble toy puzzles (06 - 10 yrs)
Mon. 08 July at 11:00: Storytime and movie fun Tues. 09 July at 11:00: Spelling competition
Kwadwesi Library 0 041 485 2517 Thurs. 27 June at 11:00: Storytime and make a winter handprint (06 - 13 yrs) Tues. 02 July at 11:00: Storytime and make paper plate pumpkin (06 - 13 yrs) Thurs. 04 July at 11:00: Storytime and fun with a crossword puzzle (06 - 13 yrs) Tues. 09 July at 11:00: Storytime and colouring in (06 - 13 yrs) Thurs. 11 July at 11:00: Storytime and fire safety education (06 - 13 yrs)
Walmer Library 0 041 581 4111 Thurs. 27 June at 10:30: Storytime and make a snake Tues. 02 July at 10:30: Storytime and make a crocodile Thurs. 04 July at 10:30: Storytime and make stone ‘froggy’ Wed. 10 July at 10:30: Paint your own T shirt - save our rhinos (Bring a light colored T-shirt and book at counter) Thurs. 11 July at 10:30: Storytime and make a lion
Kwanobuhle Library 0 041 506 2674 Thurs. 27 June at 11:00: Make a winter tree craft (all ages) Tues. 02 July at 11:00: Make a winter pinwheel craft (all ages) Thurs. 04 July at 11:00: Make a chick egg carton craft (all ages) Tues. 09 July at 09:00: Arts and craft workshop (10 - 13 yrs) Thurs. 11 July at 09:00: Arts and craft workshop (10 - 13 yrs)
Zwide Library 0 041 464 2287 Thurs. 27 June at 11:00: Storytime and make a pop corn cup (5 - 13 yrs) Mon: 1 July at 09:00: Art and workshop for children (10 - 13 yrs) Wed. 03 July at 09:00: Art and workshop for children (10 - 13 yrs) Thurs. 04 July at 11:00: Environmental education presentation (5 - 13yrs) Tues. 09 July at 11:00: Storytime and movie (5 - 13 yrs)
Motherwell Library 0 041 462 0298 Wed. 26 June at 11:00: Talk about the Library and roller skating fun (Book at counter) Thurs. 27 June at 11:00: Storytime and make a bookmark Mon. 01 July at 11:00: Storytime and movie fun Tues. 02 July at 11:00: Lets make a picture frame Thurs. 04 July at 11:00: Storytime and make a family tree
Main Library 0 041 506 3466 Thurs. 27 June at 10:00: Storytime and magic show Tues. 02 July at 11:00: Make an origami puppy Thurs. 04 July at 11:00: Make a toilet paper roll dog Tues. 09 July at 11:00: Make a frog door hanger Thurs. 11 July at 11:00: Make a paper bag frog
Absa Bank partners with NMMU to train unemployed youth in entrepreneurship NCEBA DLADLA NELSON Mandela Bay youth with an acumen for business are gathering at the Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University (NMMU) Indoor Sports Centre on the Missionvale Campus today (26 June) for motivational talks to develop their entrepreneurial skills. About 300 unemployed young people, aged between 18 and 35, have been selected for training through an initiative funded by ABSA Bank to help them start and sustain their small businesses. NMMU Community Development Unit Project Assistant/Administrator, Nosithembele Mrara, said they accepted young men and women who have hopes of running their own businesses for the training. “We invited successful business people like Khusta Jack and NMMU graduate and fashion designer, Stephanie Beyers, Stephen Reid and former boxer Earl Morais who will be taking the prospective entrepreneurs through their paces, said Mrara. Participants will be trained in entrepreneurship and basic business skills that include business financing, starting and growing a business, business registration, balance sheet and finance management, among others. The programme starts with registration at 8.30am.
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Xhosa poet Zanzolo is a Hip Hop Star on show at 469 Lounge in Motherwell NCEBA DLADLA ISIXHOSA Hip Hop sensation Khangelani Ncamile aka Zanzolo will be performing at 469 Lounge in Motherwell, Port Elizabeth this Saturday 30th June. The show starts at 2pm. Zanzolo will be promoting his second album “Iimbongi Zihlasela Ngosiba” which was released late last year. In this 18-track album Zanzolo worked with the wellknown Cape Town group Driemankaap. This Cape Town based traditional poet (imbongi) and social commentator from Lady Frere in the Eastern Cape who fuses his poetry with music is looking forward to his performance in Nelson Mandela Bay after receiving rave reviews from his first album. “Some of my songs enjoyed march airplay at National radio stations including Umhlobo Wenene FM,” enthused Zanzo-
lo. He added, “In this album I talk about issues that people do not like to talk about like the Marikana massacre, the farm workers strike and police brutality that we have witnessed in the recent past,” said Zanzolo, adding that people especially from the province love his music because he rhymes in isiXhosa. “It’s important that musicians talk about pertinent issues that affect communities such as the likes of Hugh Masekela and mama Miriam Makeba whose music touches a nerve,” said Zanzolo. According to Zanzolo, whose debut album Unendlebe nje unetyala released in 2008 catapulted him to stardom, Qalazive, maXhoseni and Prince will be among the supporting acts. Admission for the show is R20 at the door and tickets are available at R15 each at 469 Lounge also known as KwaMdebs in Motherwell.
Unity Festival for traditional and choral music lovers NCEBA DLADLA NELSON Mandela Bay Gospel, Traditional and Choral music lovers are invited to attend the Eastern Cape Police Music Arts and Culture Association (POLMUSCA) Unity Festival scheduled to take place at the Coega Village Conference Centre in Port Elizabeth, this weekend. The Gospel and Traditional Competition will be held on Friday 28 June from 1pm while the Choral Music Competition is scheduled to take place at the same venue, the following day from 8am. “We are expecting 12 Gospel groups and six traditional groups participating this Friday 28th June; and 15 choral choirs coming from the Eastern Cape regions participating on Saturday the 29th,” said provincial police spokesperson Lieutenant Khaya Tonjeni. “Admission is free on both days. The idea is to attract as many people as possi-
ble to the venue to enjoy the best of African Traditional Music in its diversity; and also to be part of the SAPS crime prevention strategies,” said Lt Tonjeni. This will be the 21st Birthday Celebration of this music extravaganza, an SAPS initiative with Old Mutual as a partner. The festival was held in Mthatha last year and Masangane (SAPS Provincial Headquarters Choir which is based at Griffiths Mxenge Building in Zwelitsha) won the competition and progressed to the Western Cape where they came second in the national choral competition and took the honours in the traditional category. Winners receive trophies and not cash. “No money. This is about building the esprit de corps,” he explained. Tonjeni urged people to come in droves to spend the two days in style and enjoy the best of what the Eastern Cape policemen and women including public service members and reservists could offer, musically.
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Tigers LRFC drubbed Gladiators LRFC 45-5 SELBY MADIKANE BONTLE Tigers Ladies Rugby Football Club thrashed Gladiators Ladies Rugby Football Club 45-5 in the Tigers LRFC Annual Youth Day Womens Tournament at Dan Qeqe Stadium in Zwide recently.
Bontle Tigers LRFC beat Gladiators LRFC in the finals PHOTO:SELBY MADIKANE
African Juventus won Young Pirates Soccer Challenge Tournament SELBY MADIKANE JEFFREYS Bay lads African Juventus went home victorious following their 3-0 win over Highland Spurs Reserves in the Young Pirates Soccer Challenge Tournament finals at Jabavu Stadium in KwaNobuhle recently. Juventus outclassed Khayamnandi All Stars 4-0 with Spurs overcoming New City Stars 2-1 in penalties after a 1-1 fulltime tie in their semifinals respectively. The SAFA Cacadu SAB Regional League winners Juventus proved a point that were a strong side as they dominated the youthful side of KwaNobuhle. In the 20th minute Andile Njokweni pulled a powerful shot which beat Spurs-goal to put Juventus 1-0. Njokweni scored his second goal
to take the lead to 2-0 in the 41th minute. Mvuseleli Mnyamana rounded three Spurs defenders and scored the spectacular goal to make the final score 3-0 in favour of Juventus. Zwide Winners beat Highland Spurs 4-0 in the Masters Section Finals. Juventus scooped the first prize of R4000, a floating trophy and gold medals, with Spurs going home with R2000 and silver medals. Losing semifinalists pocketed R800 each. Zwide Winners received R1000, a floating trophy plus gold medals while Spurs received R500 and silver medals. Young Pirates President Andile Funani thanked Department of Sport, Recreation, Arts and Culture (DSRAC) for their donation of trophies and medals. Funani also commended all the stakeholders who made the event a resounding success.
The Walmer lasses were like a house on fire and they taught Gladiators how to play the game of rugby. Tigers dominated the visitors who struggled with their backline. Tigers’ skipper Raylene Poppy Windvogel was like a hot knife running through the butter and scored four of Tigers’ seven tries. The other points were scored by Queen Payi (2 tries) while Lungisa Nongqayi
and Sikelela Soci kicked five conversions with her boot to collect 10 points. Gladiators’ consolation try was scored by centre Sharon Jim. Other results: Schools results: * Sivuyiseni HP 0-32 Lwazilethu HS * KwaMagxaki HS 12-17 Khwezilomso HS Semifinals: * Lwazilethu HS 0-17 Ndzondelelo HS Losers’ section finals: * Sivuyiseni HP 0-20 KwaMagxaki HS Main final: * Ndzondelelo HS 20-0 Khwezilomso HS Club section results: Semifinals: * Bontle Tigers had a bye * Morning Stars 5-20 Gladiators Final: * Bontle Tigers 45-5 Gladiators.
Bay’s amateur boxers bring home four gold medals in EC champs NCEBA DLADLA THE days when Nelson Mandela Bay used to be the home of great boxing champions are returning. This is thanks to the hard work of the Nelson Mandela Bay Metro’s Amateur Boxing Organisation. The metro came second in the Eastern Cape Amateur Boxing Organisation (ECABO) Championships held in Queenstown last week. “We won four gold medals and came second to Buffalo City Municipality out of the 12 regions that competed in the championships,” said the metro municipality amateur boxing structure’s PRO, Mazizi Vumazonke.
Vumazonke said that Buffalo City edged them out with only one silver medal. Three of Nelson Mandela Bay’s boxers, two males and a female did well enough to be selected to represent ECABO in the national championships in Pretoria in the first week of July. The metro’s head coach Mphuthumi Makeleni was selected as a ECABO Team manager. “This is a good sign. We are working hard to make sure that boxing gets back to its former glory in Nelson Mandela Bay. And, that will only happen if we work together putting more resources to revive amateur boxing,” said Nelson Mandela Bay Amateur Boxing Organisation Chairperson Phakamisa Mfama.
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Acemates stretch their lead SELBY MADIKANE DESPITE having no financial resources, Central Acemates stretch their lead in the Port Elizabeth Football Association (PEFA) Premier League. Having been tried and tested by PE Defence, Acemates were not threatened by their opponents. PE Defence gave a good fight but Acemates had all eyes on them and displayed high levels of discipline, dedication and determination throughout the entire game.
Their teamwork helped them to salvage a hard fought victory of 1-0. Acemates fans were sent into raptures when Oyama Zambodla’s solitary goal separated the sides 1-0. In the Reserves Section League Acemates devastated PE Defence 2-0. Much of the credit for Central Acemates’ successes should go to their manager, Khaya Saziwa, who dedicates all his time to this club whose first team will campaign in the SAFA Nelson Mandela Bay SAB Regional League 2013/14 season.
Acemates captain Luyanda Mtati tackles a Peace United player.PHOTO:SELBY MADIKANE
Iyakhanya iSunrise Development FC SELBY MADIKANE IQELA elisandul’ukusungulwa iSunrise Development lizibonakalisile ngethuba litywatyusha iPeace Lovers 6-1 kumdlalo weZAFA Njeya Investments First Division match. Ukanti iXI Masters yethuse umzi xa ibetha 2-1 iPowerlads neMajor Stars iquthise iBrazil Brothers 5-0 ngeli lixa iFairway Stars yoyise i-Island City ngo 2-0. Zibe ntanganye iStone Breakers ne Dynamos ngo 1-1. Ukanti iBrazil Brothers ibuyise isithunzi sayo xa ibetha ngo 2-1 iBlack Eagles. I-United Brothers iwe phatnsti 2-0 kwi-Island City. A Moonlight City player is chased by a Sunrise Development player. PHOTO:
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Union RFC beats Saint Cyprians RFC 32 - 12 Gal City player is attacked by Manchester City player. PHOTO: SELBY MADIKANE
Real Dodgers leads in ZWIFA First Division SELBY MADIKANE SOWETO-ON-SEA community’s oldest team, Real Dodgers, played their hearts out to stay on top of the ZWIFA Marina Sea Salt First Division league table when they won all their three games recently. Dodgers leapfrogged Swartkops United when they defeated the sides Zwide Celtics B (3-1), Blackburn United (2-0) and Young Killers (4-1). Swartkops United, however, slipped from their top position
when they succumbed 4-3 to Young Stars. Other title contenders Shining Stars B lost to Young Stars (3-2), Celtics B (1-0) and Young Brothers (1-0). Blackburn United, who should be going back to the drawing board, suffered two losses of 10-1 to Leeds United and of 2-0 to Mighty Heroes. Young Brothers went down 1-0 to Young Killers, Mighty Heroes drew 1-1 with Young Stars while Everton were edged out 3-1 by Hungry Lions.
Youngers won ZAFA Njeya Investments KO trophy YOUNG Professionals took the honours when they walloped XI Angels 61 dur ing the Zakhele Football Association (ZA FA) Njeya Investments Knockout tourna ment finals at Wolfson Stadium last Sat urday. XI Angels took the game to Young Pro fessionals who managed to absorb the pressure. Youngers took the lead from the penalty which was scored by Thulani Tin zi. A well taken goal by Angels’ striker Kwanele Mgqwanci equalised matters to 11 in the first stanza. The introduction of Mthunzi Mashiya in Professionals’ midfield paid dividends
in the second stanza as he combined well with Thembinkosi Tom who was the man of the match. The flood of five goals came courtesy of Phumelele Manengele, Thu lani Tinzi (penalty), Thembinkosi Tom, Alungile Manxiwa and Zukile Mazula. Youngers beat PE Demonstrators 54 in penalties after a 11 fulltime draw and Angels eliminated Zamazama 21 in their semifinals. The winners went home with R5 000, a floating trophy and gold medals while the runnersup received R3 000 a floating trophy and silver med als. The losing semifinalists collected the consolation prize of R1 000 each.
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Cyprians centre Lubabalo Pandle scored a try. Union flank forward Sibongile UNION RFC did not disappoint Nqweniso cut short the joy of his their supporters when they defeatcounterparts’ supporters when he ed Saint Cyprians RFC 32-12 in their registered his try to increase his EPRU B Section Rugby League side’s lead to 17-5. clash at Wolfson Stadium last SaturCyprians, popularly known as Zeday. bras or Amaqwarha, came up Union, affectionately known as strongly, so much so that Pandle scored and converted his try to decrease Whites’ lead to 17-12. Whites were awarded a penalty which scrumhalf Bathandiwe Wabana kicked easily to increase their lead to 2012. Union rubbed salt into the wounds of Amaqwarha when Mcwabeni scored two tries, one of which one he converted himself sealing the game at 32-12 in favour of Union. Union RFC squad with coach Wanky ‘Eezi Fana’ Dlula (far left). PHOTO:SELBY MADIKANE
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