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Iconic train steams again CARA­LEE DORFLING

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T took seven years to accomplish, but this holiday season the iconic Apple Express was back on track, albeit only for a period of three weeks along a shortened route and sporting a new name.

The steam train, which last took to the tracks in 2010 and subsequently fell victim to coper thieves, was launched again at the end of last year with its locomotive sporting a bright red jacket and a new name.

The relaunched narrow gauge steam train made its first trip on December 26, carrying passengers between Kings Beach and the Port Elizabeth Airport.

The last two scheduled trips for the festive season, which at time of going to print on Monday, were already fully booked, will take place this Saturday and Sunday.

“In future, the train will be named the Nelson Mandela Bay Steam Train,” said Andrew Whitfield, Mayoral Committee Member for Economic Development, Tourism and Agriculture at the media launch.

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Nerina Skuy, CEO of the Apple Express Rail Company, said the relaunch of the train was due in great part to the efforts of the volunteers, with many years of experience, who ensured that the train is preserved for future generations.

“The train will now be used to boost development for the future of the metro,” said Skuy.

The relaunch was aimed at looking at the feasibility of running the train in the future.

“We are very grateful for the overwhelming reaction from the public,” said Skuy According to Whitfield, the first phase to get the wheels rolling again cost R2 million. This enabled the train to offer an hour-long ride from Kings Beach to the Port Elizabeth Airport.

“But with phase two the train will ride all the way through Walmer township to the Baywest Shopping Centre,” said Whitfield.

Discussions will be held with the residents of Walmer Township about the project before work is started on the track in the township.

There are also plans afoot to build a platform for passengers at the Baywest Shopping Centre.

The iconic Apple Express steam train was relaunched at the end of last year with its locomotive sporting a new, bright red jacket and a new name – the Nelson Mandela Bay Steam Train.

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As the school holidays draw to an end, parents are enduring holiday fatigue and making the most of the few days that remain by entertaining their children. Not even the windy Bay weather could deter Tracey Wolstenholme (right) and daughters Rebecca Wolstenholme (9) and Emily Wolstenholme (4) from enjoying a day out. They opted for indoors fun at the ice rink in the Baywest Mall on Monday.

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Phelophepa health care train on its way to Bay ANIKA DE BEER THE Transnet Phelophepa Health Care Train, which prides itself on bringing affordable and quality primary health care to rural and poor urban towns around South Africa, will be visiting the Eastern Cape once more from January 22 to March 28.

It will be making five stops in the province, starting with Swartkops in Port Elizabeth from January 22 to February 2.

The second stop will be Burgersdorp from February 5 to February 16, followed by a visit to Mthatha from February 19 to March 2, before moving on to Dutywa from March 5 to March 16 and finally to Mount Ruth from March 19 to March 28.

Though the train initially only targeted the vulnerable groups in the communities, everyone is now welcome to visit the train to receive basic health care.

“Phelophepa works on a first-come, firstserved basis where everyone from the community is welcomed and encouraged to access the services,” said Zingisa Sofayiya, project manager of the Port Elizabeth Community Development Unit.

The trains travel for 36 weeks each year,

The Transnet Phelophepa Health Care Train is preparing to make its annual visit to the Eastern Cape, starting with Swartkops Train Station from January 22.

PHOTO:SUPPLIED visiting a different rural community at least every two weeks.

The main objective of the Phelophepa

Health Care Train is the prevention and early detection of medical conditions, as well as screening, education and making

people aware of the importance of looking after their own health.

The train provides a range of services in communities where they currently do not exist and enhances existing health services provided by the government in other areas.

Services offered by the train include health education, cancer and diabetes educare and counselling and psychology.

They also boast an eye clinic and a dental clinic.

Most of the services offered by the train are free, though there is a small charge for medication and other items, such as glasses and eye drops.

“Patients need to bring along their clinic cards, as well as immunisation cards for children. If one does not have a clinic card, they will then need to bring their medication if they are on any chronic medication,” Sofayiya said.

“We encourage people to come as early as possible, starting from the first week, and bring along their lunch, as well as medication.”

The Transnet Phelophepa Health Care Train will make its first stop in the Eastern Cape on its annual visit at Swartkops Train Station from January 22 to February 2.

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Equipment arrives for new multi­ billion rand vehicle assembly plant REPORTER THE first shipment of vehicle assembly plant equipment for the new BAIC automotive manufacturing facility, currently under construction in the Coega Special Economic Zone, has arrived in Port Elizabeth.

The R11 billion car plant, a joint initiative of China’s Beijing Automotive Group (BAIC), which is the majority shareholder with a 65% stake, and the Industrial Development Corporation (IDC), is South Africa’s largest motor investment in nearly 50 years.

In a statement released last year, BAIC SA said the equipment was shipped from Tianjin, located in the northern coastal mainland of China, late in September last year.

The shipment comprises components for

vehicle assembly, welding and painting plant equipment, the statement read.

BAIC noted that industry standard equipment, online testing, installation services, logistics and consumable items will be locally procured, accounting for 15% of the total equipment value in terms of the agreement with Beijing Industrial Designing and Research Institute (BIDR), the Engineering Procurement Construction (EPC) contractor in the construction phase of the BAIC SA plant.

Commenting on technical specifications, BAIC SA’s head of marketing and planning, Gary Yang, described that the under body, main body and body adjustment line will enable the manufacturing of both left and right hand drives with 14.5 jobs per hour (JPH).

Yang further noted that welding automa-

tion will reach 60% and body transfer automation will be 100%.

“The assembly line is flexible to handle various body structure vehicle assembly.

Our modular engineering design will accommodate a variety of assembly procedures for different models,” he said.

Yang added that the painting line is also flexible for various models.

“Painting automation can reach 34.3% with 100% automatic parts feeding function on SKD and CKD models.

“Painting robots from ABB are employed for 100% automatic exterior painting.”

Commenting on the project completion date for the plant, Yang said they were on track with the project’s timelines while a major milestone is the completion and installation of the assembly shop roof structure.

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BAIC SA recently received its first equipment for their new multibillion rand SA plant which is under construction in the Coega Special Economic Zone.

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THe BAIC factory will be the first new car plant to be built in South Africa in four decades.

Test case on SASSA payments on track REPORTER THE South African Social Security Agency (SASSA) successfully initiated a test case last month to directly pay about 100 social grant beneficiaries using commercial bank accounts of their choice as part of the January 2018 payment cycle.

“With effect from February 1, SASSA will continue to make direct deposits into all beneficiary

commercial bank accounts.

“SASSA has received and confirmed details of the commercial bank accounts of more than 2 million beneficiaries, who are receiving their social grants through banks,” said SASSA CEO Pearl Bengu.

According to Bengu, the 100 beneficiaries’ test case was part of implementing SASSA’s plan to insource social grant payments.

The plan will be implemented in an incremental and phased manner

leading to a desired future state where SASSA owns, operates and delivers a ‘’one-stop’’ grant administration and payment service.

SASSA will continue to pay all beneficiaries who receive their grants at cash paypoints or who use various merchants throughout the country.

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Writers’ club established for local schools THANDI SETOKOE

“TWO down, 98 to go.” This was the response of Jeffrey Jaftha when 28 pupils at De Vos Malan Primary School in Schauderville, initiated their own writers’ club as part of the broader initiative founded by him.

Jeffrey Jaftha.

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Writing enthusiast Jaftha has a target of setting up 100 writers’ clubs across the country within the next two years.

“I believe that it’s possible. The response has been amazing.

“The writing club was established in October (last year) and we already have two schools on board, 28 and 30 members respectively - a total of 58 till now,” Jaftha said.

He said all that is needed is an appropriate model that can be used to assist and encourage the youngsters with their writing skills as so much potential goes unnoticed.

“The pupils are really eager to learn. However, the focus was on studying for the exams (at the time of establishing the club).

“From the beginning of this year we are going to hit the road running. A possible target is a combined publication by these young pupils after a year,” he said.

Charles Jeffrey, one of the facilitators of the new writers’ club, said he is positive about the initiative and looks forward to where it is going. “We have also consolidated a group to allow the pupils enough time to write material during the long school holiday period,” Jeffrey said.

Grade 7 teacher Rudolph Jaftha

brought a different perspective, noting that some learners prefer to write rap lyrics and do not realise that they do have the ability to write poetry.

“It’s important to accommodate these youngsters, instead of leaving them isolated. Their content creates opportunities for education. Some poems walk around in ‘black tie suits’ and others in ‘jeans and takkies’,” he said.

Interested schools can mail their contact details to jeffreyjaftha@gmail.com or send a whatsapp message to 065 190 7679.

PE Airport gives township literacy a boost with mobile library REPORTER PORT Elizabeth International Airport has sponsored the Masibambisane Home Base Care and Development Centre, a non-profit organisation operating in the Joe Slovo West township in Kwadwesi, with a mobile library.

This innovative mobile library is stocked with 200 books and caters for pupils from Grades 1 to 7.

The children at the centre come from a community which does not have access to a library.

Research has shown that access to libraries improves learner performance and increases their chances of success.

The airport’s socioeconomic development (SED) chairperson,

Thandiwe Nkwandla, said it was envisaged that the library would provide a major boost to the children’s reading skills.

The airport was approached by the CEO of Masibambisane, Mirriam Mbekela, who made an impassioned plea for assistance.

Following consultation with the airport’s SED committee, it was agreed that a library would be sponsored.

Stanley Timuri, a mentor appointed by Masibambisane, said he was delighted that they now had the much-needed resources to boost their learners’ literacy skills.

“We will ensure that our children maximise these resources so that our learners excel in their reading and writing skills,” Timuri said.

Airport regional manager Steven Maphalla said he was proud of the SED committee in putting this project together.

“Today society takes so much for granted and very few people take the time to consider the plight of those who face difficulties, often not of their making.

“For children to have a chance at improving their literacy, furthering their education and essentially advancing their place in this world, access to books is paramount,” Maphalla said.

The project was coordinated by Keith Sorensen of New Africa Education Foundation, a non-profit organisation that has partnered with Port Elizabeth International Airport and the Department of Basic Education.

From left are, Steven Maphalla (ACSA PE regional manager), Mirriam Mbekela (Masibambisane’s CEO), Stanley Timuri (mentor), Thandiwe Nkwandla (ACSA PE SED chairperson) and Keith Sorensen (New Africa Education Foundation project director).

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CANDICE BEZUIDENHOUT DIE damme waaruit die Nelson Mandelabaaimetro sy water kry se vlakke is die laagste in agt jaar.

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Luidens ’n verklaring wat verlede week Woensdag deur die metro uitgereik is, staan die metro se damvlakke tans op 26,94% in vergelyking met die 31% wat in 2010 opgeteken is.

Daar word ook weer ’n beroep op inwoners gedoen om water so ver moontlik te bespaar en slegs 60 liter per persoon per dag te gebruik.

“Hoewel die metro alle pogings aanwend om waterverlies- en verbruik te verminder, help dit geensins dat reën skaars is nie,” lui die verklaring.

“Die burgemeester het die metro verlede jaar tot ’n rampgebied verklaar in terme van die watersituasie. Strenger maatreëls is in plek gestel, miljoene is bestee om die waterverspreidinginfrastruktuur te verbeter en lekkasies toe te stop en meer loodgieters is aangestel.

“Die metro is ook tans besig met waterbesparingsveldtogte waar skole, sakeondernemings en kerke die fokusgebiede is,” lui die verklaring voorts.

Volgens die verklaring het die metro ook tydens die huidige somerseisoen besluit om ’n paar openbare swembaddens te sluit.

In accordance with the editorial policy of the PE Express, we invite readers to comment on mistakes in the newspaper and shall correct significant errors as soon as possible. Send info to the Ombudsman of Media24’s Local Press, George Claassen, at george.claassen@media24.com or call him at 021 851 3232. Readers can also contact the SA Press Ombudsman at 011 484 3612/8 or e-mail ombudsman@presscouncil.org.za.

Die burgemeester van die metro, Athol Trollip, het selfs laat verlede jaar ’n boorgat by die Motherwell-begraafplaas geopen waar mense en veral ondernemings wat met water verband hou, toegelaat word om water gratis te neem.

“Die direktoraat vir infrastruktuur en ingenieurswese het ook ’n besluit geneem om motorwasondernemings in minder bevoorregte gebiede te help deur boorgatwater na hul ondernemings te neem sodat die druk op drinkwater verminder kan word.”

Die verklaring sê voorts strenger strafmaatreëls word in plek gestel vir diegene wat nie by die waterbeperkings hou nie. ’n Dringende vergadering sal ook eersdaags plaasvind om meer waterbeperkings te bespreek en in te stel.

“Die koalisieregering beskou die huidige waterkrisis in ’n baie ernstige lig en doen ’n beroep op die mense van die metro om saam te werk aan hierdie waterbesparingsdoelwit.

“Kom ons bespaar water by die huis, werk, skool, kerke en oral. ’n Maksimum van 60 liter per persoon per dag en storte wat twee minute duur, is hoe dit gedoen moet word.

“Gebruik boorgatwater vir tuinwerk en motorwas, herwin soveel as wat jy kan en installeer infrastruktuur wat sal help om water beter te benut,” sê die verklaring.

Inwoners word ook aangemoedig om lekkasies aan te meld deur 0800 205 050 te skakel.

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Event network to host first gospel music awards in PE REPORTER ANDIPHELI Amandla Live in Concert, a religious organisation trading as Mpumakoloni International Gospel Music Awards (MKIGMA), is on a mission to extend and grow the gospel music genre, both in South Africa and abroad.

MKIGMA is a Port Elizabethbased gospel event network that was established in 2015 by an independent gospel artist, named Odwa.

The network event feature gos-

pel artists from various African countries and is aimed at developing local talent and taking it to an international level.

MKIGMA will host its first awards event in Port Elizabeth on April 28,.

Local gospel artists, as well as those from Swaziland, Mozambique, Zimbabwe, Botswana, Namibia and Lesotho, are welcome to participate in the event.

In a recent statement, MKIGMA said, “The gospel music industry is expanding at a rapid rate and the market is limited.

“We understand this and fur-

ther utilise this unique way to extend this, allowing us to promote and grow the gospel in Southern Africa.

“We have noted that most upcoming artists are finding it hard to be honoured for the great work they are doing in the industry, especially outside South Africa; hence, we have started this event under the theme Bringing Africans Together.”

Nominee forms for the awards event are currently available online at www.mkigma.africa.

The closing date for entries is January 31.

Johnny Clegg brings final tour to PE The legendary Johnny Clegg will perform three shows at The Boardwalk when he brings The Final Journey World Tour to Port Elizabeth this month. He will take to the stage at the Boardwalk ICC on January 26, 27 and 28 in commemoration of almost 40 years in the music industry.

Fans will get to see the South African music icon perform a repertoire of songs spanning his illustrious career live on stage. The show will start at 8pm on January 26 and 27 and at 5pm on January 28. Tickets at R375 per person are available at Computicket.

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DIARY/DAGBOEK )RELIGIOUS Eckankar: The PE Satsang

Society, a chartered affiliate of ECKANKAR, invites everyone to join them in chanting a HU, a love song to God, at the Life Chiroprac­ tic and Wellness Centre, 169 Fordyce Road, Walmer, on Sunday at 11am. For more info contact 063 202 9201.

Vroue Afsonderingsnaweek:

Sal plaasvind vanaf 27 April tot 29 April. Kontak Sue by 072 297 1282 vir meer inligting.

)CLUBS AACL Charity Shop: The Bargain Box charity shop, which supports the Animal Anti­Cruelty League, is desperately in need of donations. Basic household items would be greatly appreciated. The shop is located in 9th Avenue Shopping Centre, Walmer. The shop is open on weekdays from 9am to 4pm and on Saturdays from 9am to 12pm. Collection can be arranged. Contact 041 581 2852.

EP Bonsai Society: Will have their first monthly meeting of the year on Saturday at 1:45pm for 2pm at the Sherwood Garden Centre, Walker Drive. There are groups for beginners, intermediates and seniors. Subjects differ every month. Seek advice on problem trees. Non­members are welcome for a donation of R10. Contact Jenny on 083 999 1058.

1820 Settlers’ Association:

Invite everyone to join them on a bingo morning on January 18 at 9:30am in Mackay Street. The cost is R40 per person, which also includes refreshments. RSVP with Laura on 041 581 4031.

Animal Welfare Society (PE):

The Wagtails Charity Shops in Walmer and Newton Park, on behalf of the Animal Welfare Society PE, are in need of support.

Consider donating any unwanted/ unused quality clothing, shoes, bric­a­brac and other household items. Collection can be arranged

for large items. Proceeds go towards caring for homeless animals at the AWS Shelter.

Contact them at 060 518 0149 for more information.

Lighthouse Mercy Ministries:

Is in need of donations of good quality clothing, shoes, blankets, curtains and other household goods and appliances to help the needy.

Consider donating any unwanted clothing, furniture and other items.

For more info contact 082 978 0099.

Voetsac Hiking Club: Will go

on an easy 6km hike from Kini Bay to Laurie’s Bay on Saturday at R5 per person. Contact Marius Meiring on 082 657 1066. They will also go on a moderate 12km hike, the Tanglewood Pools Hike in Eland’s River Valley, at R25 per person.

Contact Des Bradley on 072 011 0101.

)GENERAL Boot Sale: Christ Church in

Kamma Park/Lorraine will have their monthly car boot sale at 44 Longway Avenue in Lorraine on Saturday, January 13 from 8am to 11am. All buyers and sellers are welcome. Entry to buyers is free and the cost to sellers is R20. For more info contact Cathy on 072 933 4450.

Golf: Shark River Golf Club invites all senior golfers to participate in an 18­hole competition every Tuesday at 8am for 8:30am. The cost is R50 per person. Contact Chris on 072 760 6875.

St James Senior Secondary:

St James (RC) SSS will host a school reunion for the class of 1998 this year. All learners who matriculated in 1998 are asked to contact Brigette on 081 447 9549.

Flea Market: The Forest Hill community will be hosting a flea market every month at Protea Place of Safety children’s home in Blackthorne Avenue. The next one will take place on Sunday. Contact Ian on 081 468 5077 for more information.

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Mount Fletcher matriculant is top of class in EC CARA­LEE DORFLING THE top 2017 matriculant of the Eastern Cape comes from the remote town of Mount Fletcher.

Reamohetse Mofitiso, of the Lehana Senior Secondary School, was announced as the top matriculant in the province by Mandla Makupula, MEC for Education, at a prestigious ceremony in East London on Friday night.

“I never thought that I would come first,” Reamohetse said on Friday night.

He obtained 100% for Physical Science and Geography. Aside from Life Orientation, he obtained above 90% for the rest of his subjects.

He said that it was only hard work and dedication that brought him his success.

His grandmother, Christina Mofitiso, with

whom he lives, said on Friday that she had strict instructions from her grandson to wake him early in the mornings that he could learn for an extra hour or two. “And now he is number one in the province; it is incredible; he deserves it,” Mofitiso said.

Reamohetse was also announced as one of the top 20 matriculants in the country on Thursday night – he is first in the quintile 1 division.

Quintile 1 schools are not allowed to charge school fees and have limited to very little resources.

Abigail “Abby” Sieberhagen of Pearson High School in Port Elizabeth came a close second.

She obtained distinctions in all eight of her subjects.

She obtained 100% for History.

“I have always worked to get here some day.

Club donates wheelchairs to Bay’s needy The Algoa Bay Rotary Club handed out 39 wheelchairs to local beneficiaries who were identified by various organisations. For some of them this is their first chair and their first chance to go outside. Pictured here are Vernon Naidoo (left) with members of the Missionvale Care Centre and recipient Wilson Tololo.

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It is an incredible dream that came true,” Abby said.

Pieter Rademeyer, Pearson’s deputy principal, said Abby was in a class of her own and he had not seen a learner as studious as Abby in a long time.

Mphoentle Philiso of Cofimvaba Senior Secondary School was announced as the third best matriculant in the province. She said her matric year required hard work, but due to the teachers’ help, she achieved it.

Her advice to the matriculants of 2018 is to “believe in yourself; you really can do it; become still and let your academic record speak out loud”.

Meanwhile, Kamvalethu Rengqe of Solomon Mahlangu Senior Secondary School in KwaNobuhle, just outside Uitenhage, was also honou-

red on Friday night.

He was announced as the best matriculant in the Nelson Mandela Bay Education District in the previously disadvantaged division. He obtained seven distinctions.

Rengqe said before his matric year, he watched television every afternoon after school until late at night.

But in January last year he decided to turn all his attention to his schoolwork.

His mother, Nolubabalo, can attest to this.

“When I saw him after school, he always had a book in his hands.

“He was a completely different child and now all his hard work reflects in his marks,” Nolubabalo said while she tried to stop her tears.

Hy is planning to study Computer Science this year.

Volunteers clean North End area The World Mission Society Church of God organisation took to cleaning the Govan Mbeki Street. The campaign, titled Mother’s Street, is a global environmental clean-up campaign. The religious organisation hosted a number of similar clean-ups last year.

World Mission Society branch manager Damien Hammond said they aim to clean 40 000km.

Pictured here are a few members and volunteers who took part in the Mother’s Street clean-up.

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Try Again kick off New Year on a positive note SELBY MADIKANE TRY Again Football Club (TAFC) embarrassed Lion City 3-1 in front of their diehard supporters during their ABC Motsepe League clash that took place at Motherwell NU 2 Stadium on Saturday.

City took the game to the visitors with their midfielders winning the lion’s share of ball possession. Ayabonga Koli, Mnoneleli Zitho, Luxolo Tobi and Kgasane Kgasane piled immense pressure on their counterparts. Koli whipped a perfect cross to Freedom Masixole Funani who headed home a world-class goal.

City could have scored more goals, but their strikers were harmless in front of TAFC’s goalkeeper, Sikelela Pink.

TAFC striker Samkelo Koti scored the equalising goal after a long struggle late in the first half. The two sides then went to the break with a goal apiece.

TAFC stepped up their game in the second half with City’s experienced midfielder, Zitho, sustaining an injury. Head coach Thembinkosi Bigman Lindani had no option but to replace Zitho with Thozamile Bojo Magwala.

Zitho played an instrumental role in the midfield and his absence was highly felt as his side’s midfielders looked disjointed. TAFC increased their lead following a goal that was banged in by Yanga Sigidi.

City could not crack the defence of TAFC because their 10 players made sure the hosts did not get a chance to score. Koti put the last nail into City’s coffin when he scored his second

goal that made the final score 3-1 in favour of TAFC. In another game, Highbury FC started the year in grand style after they walloped Butterworth 4-0 at Gelvandale Stadium. Abdul “Charlie” Seidu came up with a brace while Masixole “China” Mkokeli and Chris Vena scored a goal apiece.

SUBS also registered an emphatic 3-1 win over Matta Milan in Butterworth, while PE Stars secured a comprehensive 5-1 away victory over Future Tigers in Ginsberg.

Sibanye FC played to a 1-1 draw against Mthatha City at Gelvandale Stadium.

Other ABC Motsepe League results: Bizana Pondo Chiefs 1-2 EC Bees FC Buffalo 0-2 City Lads Spears 1-2 Tornado.

Try Again Football Club midfielder, Andile Mqebele, keeps an eye on Lion City midfielder, Mnoneleli Mayeye Zitho. PHOTO:SELBY MADIKANE

Sundowns take Motherwell Academy down SELBY MADIKANE PE SUNDOWNS managed to score a hardfought 1-0 victory when they faced Motherwell Academy in their Safa Nelson Mandela Bay (NMB) SAB Regional League game at Motherwell NU 2 Stadium on Saturday.

Motherwell Academy wing, Vuyolwethu Billiat Dinge, demonstrates his football skills to PE Sundowns defender, Sihle Nane.

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The Brazilians, as PE Sundowns are popularly called by their supporters, made things difficult for the hosts as they were forced to defend for almost the entire first half.

Motherwell goalkeeper Avela Mahambehlala stood his ground as the visitors’ strikers kept on shooting at the goals.

Sundowns broke the ice after Thulani Mini guided his side to a 1-0 lead until the 45th min-

ute. Downs’ goalkeeper, Nyaniso Hilita, made few saves in the first half and the Motherwell strikers did not get any more goal-scoring opportunities.

Motherwell had a bright start to the second half. The home side skipper, Bulelani Nongongoma, failed to score an equalising goal for his side after Downs’ goalkeeper, Hilita, collected his weak efforts with ease.

The Brazilians could have doubled their lead, but goalkeeper Mahambehlala managed to collect Luyolo Mbema’s long-range shot.

Motherwell were supposed to have been rewarded with an equaliser, but their skilful wing Vuyolwethu Billiat Dinge’s effort went wide in the dying minutes of the game.

In another game, Young Killers played to

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Killers registered the first goal of the match, courtesy of Steven Terblanche, early in the first half, while Ideas striker Sibahle Balo Nkosana headed home the equaliser in the halfway mark of the second half.

Other Safa NMB SAB Regional League results: Camper United 1-0 Golden Aces FC Winners 1-1 Fairview Rovers Roaring Tigers 1-3 Morning Stars Ikamva Movers 1-0 NMU Madibaz Mabayibone Strikers 1-1 Highland Spurs

New Year’s Cup final in Grahamstown a resounding success SELBY MADIKANE THE New Year’s Cup tournament turned to be a resounding success with Makana Rhini United (MARU) defending their title during the finals, which were played at JD Dlepu Stadium in Grahamstown on December 31.

Some of the games, including the last 16 matches, were played in Motherwell and Walmer Township during the festive season.

Dignitaries attending the tournament included Laliga Africa head Antonio Barradas, Safa president Dr Danny Jordaan, Safa NEC member Mzimkhulu Fina, Safa EC secretary Isaac Klaas, Mercedes Benz SA (product and marketing) Vusumzi Vusani, Safa NMB president Simphiwe MK Mkangelwa, Chippa United head coach Tebogo Moloi, Kaizer Chiefs explayer Patrick Mayo, Golden Arrows ex-player Mzuvukile Tom, and Orlando Pirates players Justice Tshabalala and Luvuyo Memela.

The 32-team tournament started in a roundrobin format and ended up in a knockout stage.

In the semi-finals, hundreds of fans and highprofile figures saw MARU, the 2016 champions,

; The MARU FC team receives the winning trophy from Safa’s Danny Jordaan, Laliga’s Antonio Barradas and Safa’s Vusumzi Vusani.

Amavarara and Sophia Young Stars received prizes of R25 000 and R20 000 respectively. All the teams that participated in the tournament received 10 balls each.

The tournament chairman, Luyanda Papu, thanked all the dignitaries, fans, teams, local organising committees and the match officials for making the tournament a resounding success. Papu also thanked the sponsors for the major role that they had played towards the development of the grassroots football.

Papu said that the Eastern Cape Department of Sport, Recreation, Arts and Culture (DSRAC), Laliga and Mercedes Benz SA had changed the lives of the less fortunate people in the form of sport.

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eliminate Amavarara FC from Queenstown 1-0, while Sophia Young Stars from Grahamstown went down 5-3 on penalties to Young Chiefs from Alice after the 1-1 full-time score.

In the third-place play-off, Amavarara defeated Sophia Young Stars, while in the finals, MARU successfully defended their title with their thrilling 3-2 victory over Young Chiefs.

MARU walked away with the first prize of R100 000, kit, a floating trophy and gold medals and Chiefs settled for R50 000, silver medals and soccer kit.

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Individual awards were awarded as fol­ lows:

Top Goal Scorer of the Tournament: Anele Thwani (Amavarara FC) Young Player of the Tournament: Ayavuya Gocina (Amavarara FC) Best Coach of the Tournament: Bongani Lombo (MARU FC) Player of the Tournament: Mzoxolo Rafani (MARU FC) Siyanda Dyana from MARU FC also received a special award.

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Locally built Ford Ranger spiced up for 2018 REPORTER The locally built Ford Ranger has been spiced up for 2018.

KEEPING aligned with the times, Ford Motor Company of Southern Africa (FMCSA) has introduced a raft of new enhancements and product updates on the Ford Ranger, which is locally produced at Ford’s Silverton assembly plant in Pretoria.

“The Ford Ranger has cemented its status as one of South Africa’s best-selling vehicles overall and in the light commercial vehicle category, having topped the monthly vehicle sales charts on various occasions last year,” said Tracey Delate, general manager of marketing, at FMCSA. “The 2.2 TDCi Auto has been a great success for us, offering superb performance and economy matched to the convenience and ease of use of the refined six-speed automatic transmission.

“With the latest enhancements introduced for the 2018 model year, we are delighted to offer our customers even greater value for money, driving convenience and safety, as well as trend-setting style,” Delate added.

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On the topic of the Fx4, this bold

limited-edition derivative - previously only available on the Ranger 3.2 Double Cab XLT 4x4 - has proven exceptionally popular among South African customers, giving the muscular Ranger even greater on-road presence.

“Based on strong customer feedback and demand, the Fx4 treatment is now available in limited quantities

on all XLT Double Cab derivatives, including the 2.2 and 3.2-litre models, in both manual and automatic transmissions,” Delate stated. “This makes the unique and thoroughly distinctive Fx4 styling available to more of our Ranger customers.”

Building on the Ranger’s “Built Ford Tough” heritage, the Ranger Fx4 incorporates a number of dis-

tinctive styling changes, including black finishes for the radiator grille, fog lamp bezels, exterior mirrors and roof rails. The 17-inch alloy wheels are supplied in an eye-catching black finish, with the same treatment for the side steps, rear bumper and special Fx4 tubular sports bar located in the load bay which features a fitted bed liner. Unique Fx4 decals provide an additional distinguishing touch.

For the first time, the Ranger will also be available with a spray-in bed liner direct from the factory as an added cost option.

As a genuine Ford accessory spray-in product, it is fully tested and approved according to Ford’s stringent engineering specifications and has been used on the Ford F150 produced at the Kansas City assembly plant in the US since 2008.

The liner is a Polyurea-based twocomponent material that provides rugged durability and anti-slip protection for the load bed, and is more aesthetically pleasing than some aftermarket solutions currently available.

Minor and major repairs to the spray-in liner can be done at Ford dealerships. The liner is covered by a four-year/120 000km warranty.

All­new Peugeot 3008 SUV wins Family Car of the Year award REPORTER THE multi-award-winning Peugeot 3008 SUV was named Drive 360’s Family Car of the Year at a ceremony in Rosebank at the end of last year.

The judging panel acclaimed the 3008 SUV’s striking new exterior, class-leading cabin, superior materials and outstanding design – allowing it to eclipse worthy competitors, such as the Mazda CX-5, Hyundai Elantra, Toyota C-HR and VW Golf GTD. Each year, after test driving all the new vehicles launched in South

Africa during the year, Independent Media’s team of motoring journalists honour their best vehicles of 2017, handing out trophies to the best compact car, adventure vehicle, luxury car, family car and performance car categories, as well as an overall winner.

“We are proud of the acknowledgement given to the Peugeot 3008 SUV,” said Francisco Gaie, MD of Peugeot Citroen South Africa.

“The 3008 SUV truly sets itself apart with its combination of eyecatching design, comfort and userfriendliness. Peugeot have put a lot of thought into the new design of the 3008 SUV.

“It fits perfectly with the modern lifestyle and is making its presence felt in the intensely competitive SUV segment,” he added.

The Peugeot 3008 SUV does speak to the heart with its good looks and elegant styling but there is plenty of practicality to complement its good looks and creature comforts.

In keeping with the familyfriendly nature of the compact SUV segment, the Peugeot 3008 seriously pushes the parameters when it comes to safety technology.

Active Safety Brake and Distance Alert delivers autonomous braking to prevent frontal collisions and a lane departure warning

system will alert you if you stray from your chosen lane without indicating. There is also an innovative Driver Alert Warning system that notices driver fatigue and provides a warning when you need a rest.

And safety technology isn’t the 3008’s only hallmark.

In-cabin fragrance diffusers create a fresh environment and the seats are fitted with a massage function to turn the most gruelling morning commute into an impromptu relaxation session.

The attractive i-Cockpit design demonstrates a modern dashboard that houses an innovative new in-

fotainment system, a visible 12.3-inch display with touchscreen and a high resolution instrument panel.

The compact steering wheel provides an improved enjoyable driving experience and its economical engine doesn’t place strain on the family’s finances.

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What 2018 will look like for Formula 1 REPORTER THE new year is here and it brings with it the prospect of a new Formula 1 season.

Though there are no great changes in regulations, the modifications for the 2018 season could still have a significant impact.

Aesthetically there is good news and bad news for the 2018 cars. The good news is that the T-wings and shark-fins will no longer feature thanks to a tweak of the aero rules.

Like it or loathe it, the halo head protection system is coming in 2018.

There’s little doubt that the halo will make a significant visual impact to F1, but it’s not the only impact it will have.

The two other factors that would have been giving several designers prolonged headaches, is the effect it will have on aero performance and the weight addition.

While the FIA has added 6kg to the overall weight limit of the cars, rumours are that the halo comes in at around 15kg.

This will likely force teams in-

to trimming weight in other areas of the car.

One of the more preposterous rules for 2018 is the limit of three power units for the entire 21-race season. It means that each engine will now have to last seven races.

This, in the name of cost saving, means manufacturers will need to balance reliability and performance on a knife-edge.

With only three engines, it’s likely to be inevitable that all teams will incur grid penalties at some point, including the frontrunners.

The irony of it all is that money won’t be saved on power units.

Toro Rosso in particular will be hoping that Honda has solved its woeful reliability record as it starts its partnership with the Japanese manufacturer this year.

While Honda’s performance saw a slight upturn with McLaren in the latter half of the 2017 season, they still have a long way to go to catch up to Renault – let alone Mercedes and Ferrari.

Elsewhere, McLaren and Fernando Alonso will be hoping that Renault has solved its own reliability issues that marred the end of the 2017 season.

There is great expectation that bolting the Renault into the back of

the McLaren will push it up the grid. How far they’ll progress remains to be seen.

Sauber too are looking to recover from one of the worst seasons on record.

They’ll be doing so with the signing of F2, formerly GP2, champion and Ferrari Academy driver Charles le Clerc.

Despite jumping into the highpressure cauldron of F1, there is high expectations for Le Clerc who is considered one of the best young drivers.

Another boost to Sauber’s 2018 bid is a new technical and commercial partnership with Alfa Romeo. While the car will be decked out in Alfa red, the link up also means access to Ferrari’s latest power units.

With all of this said, there are still many more scenarios, issues, permutations, and speculations for the new season.

Will Mercedes be able to hold off Ferrari and perhaps even Red Bull?

What of the intra-team battle between Max Verstappen and Daniel Ricciardo? How far can McLaren go with Renault power? What impact will Pirelli’s remodelled tyres have on track?

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SA youth shine bright in Triathlon Summer Series REPORTER SEVERAL young South Africans secured their statuses as athletes during the 2017 About IT Triathlon Summer Series which took place last month.

One of them is 20-year-old Keegan Cooke, a Port Elizabeth resident, who defended his Men’s title on December 26 in Port St Francis. This put the cap on an exceptional year for him, as he participated in both his first African Triathlon Champs in Tunisia and his first ITU World Championship event.

Cooke competed in the About IT Series as part of his training for the ITU Championship event that is taking place in Cape Town in two months’ time, where he will be hoping for a solid top 10 position.

SA u/17 ladies triathlon champion Am-

ber Schlebusche also made a name for herself when she claimed her maiden About IT Triathlon Summer Series title with four wins from four races.

The 16-year-old enjoyed taking part in her first Sprint Distance Series in the Eastern Cape and ended up walking away with the spoils.

Stellenbosch star athlete Jamie Riddle was in second place at the start of the cycle leg, but had to withdraw from the race after a car accident. Carl Mangan placed second overall with Graeme Renard in third place, while Antonella Saporta placed second in the ladies’ race ahead of Sally Waterworth.

“Camaraderie, great racing and fantastic sportsmanship throughout the About IT Summer Series Triathlon is what we as a local business are excited to be a part of in the Eastern Cape,” said About IT local busi-

ness director and sponsor Graeme Ting Chong.

“Being a part of this fun, family-friendly and affordable triathlon series, which not only appeals to the local sportsmen and -ladies but also draws others to the region, is very rewarding for our company.”

The series was well supported by local sponsors which ensured that participants enjoyed a variety of great lucky draw prizes and giveaways throughout the four races.

The full results of and more information on the About IT Triathlon Summer Series is available at www.zsports.co.za. ; Keegan Cooke from Port Elizabeth successfully defended his title during the 2017 About IT Triathlon Summer Series.

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Madibaz netball players dominate annual awards REPORTER THE SPAR Madibaz players continued to show their dominance in the Nelson Mandela Bay Netball Association’s competitions by scooping a dozen awards at the organisation’s annual prize-giving at the end of last year.

Leading the way for the Nelson Mandela University (NMU) club was Jeanie Steyn, who was named the region’s player of the year.

The number of awards continued a 15year trend during which the university had become a dominant force in local netball, said Madibaz netball manager Melinda Goosen.

“Although we did not win the league, you

will find that most of the region’s provincial teams were made up of Madibaz players,” she said.

“The exception is the team that play in the Brutal Fruit competition because its composition is split 50-50 with Buffalo City.”

The success of Madibaz netball was due to the all-round contribution of players and management staff, she added.

“For example, all the players who won awards have come under the guidance of (coach) Lana Krige, who has made a big impact on the sport at the varsity.

“In addition, we have people such as Euleen Grobbelaar, who is our top technical official and does great work on that front in our club.”

Grobbelaar received the award for valua-

ble technical official at the NMBNA prizegiving.

Goosen also praised player of the year Steyn for her efforts during the year.

“Jeanie struggled with a niggling injury, but she never stopped giving her all. That sort of commitment helped the club come through the year with top honours.”

Goosen said they were happy with the playing standard their teams had produced this year, including the Varsity Netball competition, in which they ended fifth on the final log.

“Now we are looking to build for next year. We place a lot of our focus on recruiting local players because we have an abundance of young talent in the Eastern Cape,” she added.

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The Madibaz award­winners were: Valuable technical official: Euleen Grobbelaar U/19 player of the tournament: Bridget Hart U/19 player of the year: Sibulele Mandeka U/21 player of the tournament: Lucy Twani U/21 player of the year: Melodine Jacobs Most determined player: Arne Rust Most promising player: Hlumisa Sithonga Most valuable player: Philine van Niekerk Most versatile player: Eloise Webb Captain’s award: Bridget Hart and Sibulele Mandeka Player of the tournament: Nobulele Phuza Player of the year: Jeanie Steyn

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2012 ISUZU KB 300D-TEQ LX D/CAB. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . R249 990 2012 HILUX 3.0 D-4D RAIDER 4x4 D/C . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . R269 990 2012 MITS. ASX 2.0 GLS AUTO . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . R184 990 2012 VW POLO VIVO 1.4 5dr . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . R104 990 2012 HYUNDAI I10 1.25 GLS A/T . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . R 89 990 2012 VW POLO VIVO 1.4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . R 96 990 2012 NISSAN MICRA 1.5 DCI . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . R 89 990 2012 CHEV. AVEO 1.6 LS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . R 79 990 2012 HONDA CRV 2.0 AUTO AWD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . R179 990 2011 VOLVO C30 1.6 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . R139 990 2011 HONDA CRV 2.4 VTEC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . R154 990 2011 TOYOTA YARIS ZEN3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . R 98 990 2011 MERC. BENZ C200 CDI A/T. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . R209 990 2010 VW POLO VIVO 1.6 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . R 98 990 2009 VW CADDY MAXI 1.9 TDI P/V . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . R109 990 2008 POLO CLASSIC 1.4 TRENDLINE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . R 89 990 2008 HILUX 3.0 D-4D 4X4 RAIDER D/C . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . R196 990 2006 VOLVO V50 2.4i AUTO . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . R 89 990 2005 TOYOTA CAMRY 2.4 XLI . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . R 79 990 2003 HILUX 3.0 KZ-TE RAIDER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . R 98 990

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