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HE Nelson Mandela Bay Metro’s bus rapid transit system is expected to come into operation by the end of June, but before that happens, the empowerment and training of taxi drivers must happen first. According to the business plan, 144 taxi drivers - who would possibly drive the buses that are part of the municipality’s integrated public transport service (IPTS) – started receiving training from yesterday (Tuesday, April 11). Rano Kayser, Mayoral Committee Member for Roads and Transport, said the taxi drivers are members of taxi associations who have signed a memorandum of agreement with the municipality. According to him, the training and drivers’ license upgrade of the taxi drivers should be completed by the end of May. “The trial run of the route of Cleary Park to the Port Elizabeth city centre and the Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University (NMMU) will also take place at the end of May. “The IPTS is expected to start with the first route by the end of June. As far as the municipality is concerned, we are ready to implement the bus service taking into account the processes that need to be followed.”

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; The Nelson Mandela Bay municipality’s mayoral committee member for Roads and Transport, Rano Kayser (red shirt), and foreman Roland Pienaar at the construction site of the bus stop at the Cleary Park Shopping Centre. PHOTO: WERNER HILLS

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Taxi drivers to man IPTS buses Continued from page 1 According to Kayser, an industrial consultative committee was established after the signing of the memorandum. “The committee has established three subcommittees. They are the empowering and training and operations, service and compensation committees. “As part of the outcome of the negotiations the need for the empowerment and training of taxi operators was identified and that’s why the training was started,” Kayser said. He said the operators who are directly affected by the implementation of the IPTS, are also the people who are to benefit from it. “That’s why we do not outsource the services for drivers. The training will take the in-

dustry to the next level by professionalising it. “The 144 drivers have the option to upgrade their code 08 driver’s license to a code 10 or a code 14. It also depends on the associations who send them for training. It could be taxi drivers and/or taxi door operators. The training will be completed in phases,” said Kayser. He added that construction work at the Cleary Park Shopping Centre had started for parking areas for the buses. “We have appointed one of the service providers on the municipality’s database, SP Exel Holdings, for the work and it should be completed by the end of May. As part of the project a few taxi door operators have been employed.”

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Police issue warning: Do not stop for strangers REPORTER MOTORISTS should not under any circumstances stop for strangers who try to flag them down. This was the stern warning sent out by Port Elizabeth police last week. The warning follows recent reports of vehicle hijackings with a similar modus operandi. According to police spokesperson, Colonel Priscilla Naidu, two people were hijacked in separate incidents in the Humewood and Algoa Park areas. In the first incident, on April 4, 2017, the complainant, who drives a jikeleza taxi, was flagged down by a woman near Kenako Mall. “The woman informed the driver that her brothers were waiting further down the road. As soon as the driver stopped, two men got into the vehicle and threatened him at gunpoint. The driver was taken to Perseverance where he was robbed of his cash and his Mazda 323 vehicle,” Naidu said. In a similar incident, during the early hours of April 5, a 24-year-old man was hi-

jacked in Strand Street in Humewood after stopping for a woman who allegedly flagged him down. “As he stopped, two unknown men got into the vehicle and forced him to drive to a block of flats where a third person got in and a TV was also loaded in the vehicle. The complainant drove to the taxi rank and was ordered to get out and run. The vehicle, a VW Golf, was recovered in the taxi rank minus the radio and speakers.” Naidu added that drivers should use their discretion and always be alert when driving. “Strange behaviour by pedestrians (in these cases women) must be viewed with suspicion. Always look around when stopping at traffic lights, especially late at night or in the early hours of the mornings. Make sure that the doors are locked at all times. If surprised by the sudden appearance of someone at the window do not open the window, instead drive off. Hijackers are professionals and they plan their attacks carefully, so motorists are advised to be vigilant at all times and not to be naïve when confronted by the opposite sex.”

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THE busy Easter weekend is around the corner and the country’s blood stock is currently desperately low.

REPORTER THE Coega Development Corporation (CDC) announced on April 5 that investment projects worth over R1 billion are ready for implementation in the Coega IDZ from April 2017. This announcement follows the unaudited results of what has been another successful financial year for the organisation in which the CDC proved its fortitude as a leader in investment attraction by securing a total of 16 investors with a combined investment value of R11.7 billion. “The metals and manufacturing industrial sector of the Coega IDZ will soon roll out three investment projects, where the first project’s site handover is planned for April 2017,” said Sadick Davids, CDC Business Development Manager, Metal and Manufacturing. The following are the three investment projects currently in the process of implementation: . A R650 million manufacturing cement grinding plant . A R71 million ready mix concrete plant . A R350 million gas cylinder plant. “Some of the aforementioned investment projects are owned by previously disadvantaged people, particularly women. Therefore, the CDC is proud to be among government institutions who continue to support programmes that contribute towards the industrialisation and economic transformation of

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“Our national blood supply is currently at just 1.6 days’ Group O stock, amounting to just over 1 500 units of O blood available around the country,” said Silungile Mlambo, national marketing manager for the South African National Blood Service (SANBS). “The situation, simply, is critical. We need South Africans – active donors, lapsed donors and potential donors – to stand together right now to bolster the national blood stock.” The looming Easter long weekend, when many South Africans drive long distances and road accidents increase, will certainly put additional pressure on the national blood supply. But Mlambo points out that incidents of trauma make up only a fraction of the demand for blood. “While we need sufficient blood stock to cope with periods such as the Easter weekend, by far the greatest proportion of blood is required in other situations, such as in childbirth and for cancer patients,” Mlambo said. “So many people in life-threatening situations require blood. It’s what saves a haemorrhaging mother’s life, that she can raise and love the baby she has just brought into the world. It’s what saves someone suffering complications during major surgery. It’s what helps a cancer patient endure and survive treatment. “And that’s the point: it’s not just blood. It’s saving people’s lives, through a simple, easy donation.” The SANBS is, therefore, making an earnest appeal for South Africans to step forward and make a donation of blood. Today. “More than that, however, the SANBS appeals to South Africans to become regular donors. By donating blood only four times a year, we can easily avoid situations such as the one in which we find ourselves.” To find out more about donating blood and to locate SANBS donor centres, visit sanbs.org.za or call 0800 11 90 31. – REPORTER

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Chamber launched for NMB Cooperatives REPORTER NELSON Mandela Bay Cooperatives received a boost with the official launch of the Nelson Mandela Bay Cooperative Chamber (NMBCC), an apex body tasked with the responsibility to ensure the sustainability and success of its members last Wednesday. With a current membership of 64 cooperatives operating in the tourism industry, manufacturing, construction, catering, agriculture, transport, ocean economy, waste management and recycling sectors the ideal membership goal set for the NMBCC are at least 200 cooperatives. Both the Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality Executive Mayor, Athol Trollip, and the MEC for Economic Development, Environmental Affairs and Tourism, Sakhumzi Somyo, applauded the initiative. “Let me thank all the stakeholders

whose participation led to this launch, in particular MEC Somyo who encouraged Metro Cooperatives to become organised and to speak in one voice leading to the cooperatives now belonging to an apex organisation that will provide them with support and development,” Mayor Trollip said at the launch at the Nangoza Jebe Hall. “I think it is very good advice as cooperatives consist of individuals and not fully-fledged companies. They are groups of individuals coming together and the directive to organise yourself is indeed sound advice. “I am furthermore pleased to note the good working relations between all the stakeholders and the desire by all partners to establish the tertiary cooperative, the NMBCC, and to convert opportunities into sustainable growth in order for cooperatives to operate in a conducive environment. “This initiative will place the city among the forerunners in the imple-

mentation of the national policy on cooperatives in pursuit of meaningful participation to attain local economic development imperatives,” Mayor Trollip added. Thembinkosi Peter is the newly elected chairperson of The Nelson Mandela Bay Cooperatives Chamber and Innocent Marthinus the secretary. MEC Sakhumzi Somyo said the advantage of an apex body for cooperatives is that they bring a number of people together that makes assistance for them from either government or the private sector easier. “We would like you to operate in a sustainable manner so that we can assist you as an inclusive unit. “Primary cooperatives can now be happy that they have a mother body that will at least make sure that they adhere to basic business principles and to enhance their professionalism and take them a step closer to attaining success,” said MEC Somyo.

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THE Easter holiday, set to take place from April 14 to 17, is traditionally a period when there is a rapid spike in traffic on most major national and provincial highways. The 550km stretch between Cape Town and Port Elizabeth is expected to be in a fair to good condition. Routine maintenance is expected to occur along sections of the N2. The Baywest Boulevard which was recently opened should facilitate traffic flow on the section between Van Staden’s River and Port Elizabeth. Construction traffic will be encountered in the Grahamstown area with

the possibility of blasting activities taking place near the Fish River Pass. Motorists travelling the Garden Route are advised to be alert for pedestrians and stray animals within the informal settlements in Knysna along the George to Nature’s Valley route. Undulations occur along the Gamtoos River to Van Staden’s River section. Caution is advised as pedestrians will be encountered at Thornhill. Temporary closures due to blasting along the Grahamstown to Fish River route will result in speed restrictions in the area. Stop-go controls can be expected. There may be delays between King

William’s Town and East London due to road works. Vusi Mona, Communications Manager of the South African National Roads Agency SOC Ltd (SANRAL), called on road users to obey speed limits and slow down at demarcated areas where temporary construction might take place. “The national and provincial road network is a safe environment and if drivers stick to the rules of the road and display tolerance and courtesy towards fellow road users, we should be able to cut down on the unacceptably high rate of fatal crashes,” said Mona. – REPORTER

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Ward 37 kids clean up for future parks ZELDRÉ STRAUSS SWANEPOEL

< After the hard work, refreshment was offered in the form of juice and vetkoek. Here, Coreen Finnis (blue shirt), chairperson of the DA Youth in Ward 37, makes sure everyone gets their share.

WHILE other children might be lazing around during the school holidays, children in the Bethelsdorp area are using their free time to clean areas which would become parks for them to play in. An initiative by the DA Youth in Ward 37, which includes Extension 28, 31-36 and Kleinskool, to engage children in a holiday clean-up campaign ensures that not only are the children kept occupied, but the area is also left spotless. Ward 37 Councillor Neville Higgins explained that this campaign formed part of the Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality’s War on Waste campaign, but also serves to keep the children off the streets in an area where gangsterism is rife. “We are focusing on several different areas in the ward, and we have primary and middle high school learners involved in the programme. The children take part in this with pride and of course they enjoy the lunch and juice provided for them,” Higgins said. He added that the areas cleaned by the children would be utilised to build a total of seven recreational parks within the next financial year. “The kids are cleaning up areas that would eventually become parks for them, so this clean-up campaign is for their own benefit. This is a very exciting prospect for them.” Higgins added that the ward has exciting Youth Month programmes planned for the children in June.

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Ebhayi keeping kids busy during holidays ZELDRÉ STRAUSS SWANEPOEL WHAT would have been another school holiday where these children are walking the streets exposed to all the elements, is now funfilled days with many activities to keep them occupied with the bonus of something to fill empty tummies. Ebhayi We Care is a non-profit organisation (NPO) who took it upon themselves to create a holiday programme for the children of the Schauderville, Korsten, Kensington and Holland Park areas. This programme offers the children activities such as beading and learning to build their own kites.

Werner Hollander, chairperson, said the NPO has six board members and they founded the organisation in January this year. Apart from the holiday programme, the organisation also aims to empower the unemployed youth in the community. “Our mission is to get the school drop-outs off the street. We want them to become skilled and to engage with training providers so that they are better equipped when looking for employment,” explained Hollander. He further said that Ebhayi We Care aims to provide vocational training, a short skills programme, entrepreneurship, arts and crafts and a recycling programme. “Every day we see the youth sitting around with no jobs and no future. We can’t sit back and expect government to do everything for us. We also need to do our part – with the assistance of government. That is why we want to enhance these young people’s chances of finding work.” Board member Dudley Jacobs, who also runs a soup kitchen at Jarman Hall, said there are no proper parks or play areas in these neighbourhoods. “We want to teach them that their circumstances should not hold them back. They need to believe that they can also become doctors someday. It is our duty to teach them that they have a future,” Jacobs said.

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Van onnie tot heeltydse politikus ROSLYN BAATJIES LODEWYK Gallant (55), wat 33 jaar ’n onderwyser in Port Elizabeth was, het die onderwys verlaat om hom op sy politieke loopbaan toe te spits. Nadat Gallant sy studie aan die Universiteit van Wes-Kaapland voltooi het, het hy sy loopbaan in 1984 aan die Bethelsdorp Sekondêre Skool begin en hom in 1990 by die Bertram Sekondêre Skool aangesluit. Dié voormalige adjunkhoof sê hy het ’n aangebore behoefte om mense te ontwikkel. “Ek het ook ’n groot liefde vir kinders en ons gemeenskap. Om te sien hoe kinders wat ek onderrig het suksesvol in die lewe is, is een van my hoogtepunte as onderwyser. “Dit het alles die moeite werd gemaak wanneer kinders terugkom om dankie te sê

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dighede te verbeter, maar die politiek gee my die geleentheid om mense se lewensomstandighede meer direk te probeer verander deur goeie dienslewering te bewerkstellig en beleid te beïnvloed,” voeg hy by. Gallant, wat hom as onderleier van die DA in die provinsie beskikbaar gestel het, wil die party help om die regerende party in die Oos-Kaap te word. “Om dit egter reg te kry is daar sekere drastiese veranderinge wat in die party se leierskorps moet geskied. “Die huidige leiers sal moet plek maak vir ’n nuwe generasie van leiers met ’n nuwe uitkyk op die politiek in ons land. Ons jong mense sal hul verantwoordelikhede moet opneem,” sê hy. ; Leerlinge aan die Bertram Sekondêre Skool vorm ’n erewag vir Lodewyk Gallant wat ná 33 jaar as onderwyser uitgetree het. FOTO: VERSKAF

Local teen is determined to make a difference REPORTER A LOCAL teenager, undecided about her future, decided to take a gap year after graduating high school in 2016 and is using the time to give back to the less fortunate. Amy Erasmus (18) is determined to do away with the general opinion that has formed about the gap year. “Many people perceive a gap year to be a year of nothingness, but I have been determined to prove everybody wrong. I work part-time for NitroPark, the family entertainment centre in Baywest, and handle social media pages for various companies,” she said. She is involved in several charity projects, including the Horse Rescue Unit and a clothing drive called Keep Caring.

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“When I decided to take a gap year, I knew that in this year I would want to do more charity work and help the community,” Erasmus said. She said her eye-opener came a few years ago at an event where the leftover food was donated to a soup kitchen. “I went with to help and serve the food and it was quite heartbreaking to see that even though it wasn’t much to us, it was everything to them.” Her main focus right now is on the Keep Caring Clothing Drive since winter is just around the corner. “I know there are people who can’t afford clothes, blankets and food which is why I chose to do a clothing drive. We all have something in our cupboards which we might not need or feel that someone else could benefit from.” Another reason she started the clothing drive is because it provides a long-term solution. Clothing and blankets will last longer than food or money. Erasmus said that the drive is only possible because of the support she has received from friends and family in sharing her social media posts and telling people about her cause. “In the first five days (from April 1 to April 5), I managed to collect 180 articles of clothing, five blankets and seven food parcels,” she said. She also attributes much of her success to Houdini who provided four drop-off points. In addition to clothing and blankets, she also welcomes cash donations as the money will be used to buy food and bedding for those who cannot afford it. The Keep Caring Clothing Drive will run until May 31. All donations can be dropped at Houdini outlets in Central, Walmer, Newton Park or Sherwood. For more info contact Amy on amy@erasmus.ws.

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The organisations’ followers were asked to sponsor them for every hour the volunteers spent in the cages, which were erected at the Kemsley Park Sport Grounds. The event was organised by animal worker, Megan Kelly, who joined the volunteers for the full 12 hours in a cage as well. Some of the organisations that participated in the event were the AACL, Cat Care, Domestic Animal Abuse and PEAR. Parry recently started up the ECOS-PAWS group at Pearson High School and this was their first fundraising awareness programme. She and Doyle raised R7 040 during their 12hour shift. The Animal Anti-Cruelty League was the recipient of R11 788 in total.

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MMCs Sauls, Odendaal & Biddulph

Wednesday, 12 April 2017 15:00 – 17:00

LILLIAN DIEDERICKS Ward 13

Helenvale Resource Centre

Speaker Lawack & MMC Whitfield

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LILLIAN DIEDERICKS Wards 37 & 38

George Botha Community Hall

Chief Whip & MMC Kayser

Wednesday, 12 April 2017 18:00 – 20:00

LILLIAN DIEDERICKS Ward 29

Booysens Park Community Hall

MMC Bhanga & MPAC Chairperson Grootboom

Wednesday, 12 April 2017 18:00 – 20:00

LILLIAN DIEDERICKS Ward 41

Daleview Community Hall

MMC Best & MPAC Chairperson Grootboom

Thursday, 13 April 2017 18:00 – 20:00

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Executive Mayor Cllr Trollip & MMC Sijadu

Thursday, 13 April 2017 13:00 – 15:00

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Deputy Executive Mayor Cllr Bobani & MMC Bhanga

Thursday, 13 April 2017 18:00 – 20:00

ALEX MATIKINCA Ward 60

Wells Estate Multipurpose Centre

MMCs Lovemore & Kayser

Wednesday, 19 April 2017 18:00 – 20:00

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Soweto MultiPurpose Centre

MMCs Bhanga & Kayser

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Raymond Mhlaba Sports Centre

MMCs Sijadu & Whitfield

Monday, 24 April 2017 18:00 – 20:00

ZOLA NQINI Wards 42, 43 & 44

Jeff Masemola Community Hall

Executive Mayor Cllr Trollip & MMC Sijadu

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Walmer High School

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Tuesday, 25 April 2017 18:00 – 20:00

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Chapman High School alumni to host first ever reunion REPORTER SPIRITS are running high at Chapman High School in Gelvandale as their newly established official alumni prepare to host their first reunion dinner on April 29. According to the Chapman Past Pupils and Teachers Association (CHAPPTA) chairman, Deon Smith, who matriculated in 1987, the reunion dinner is an effort to call upon former students to plough back into the school. Smith said that despite the many challenges the residents of Gelvandale are facing, Chap-

man High School has delivered professionals of great calibre over the years. “We are proud of our roots and it is time we ensure that future generations of Chapman aspire to transcend beyond their circumstances and create success for themselves,” he added. On a recent visit to the school, the alumni realised that the needs were immense and that its income was not sufficient to sustain extra curricula and maintenance projects. Some of the immediate needs include the completion of the school hall project, which in turn could become a source of income for the school.

“We encourage all former students and teachers to see how they can contribute towards the success of the school and less fortunate learners,” Smith said. He is of the opinion that it is the responsibility of former students to ensure that the dignity and pride of the school is maintained. “We are constantly reminded by our school motto, ‘Goodness before Greatness,’ that it is our duty to give back and to make a difference in the lives of those less fortunate than us,” he said. While CHAPPTA aims to become a meaningful stakeholder of the school, there is a drive to

raise funds to fulfil this purpose. A dedicated bank account was opened and former students are encouraged to contribute a monthly donation of at least R50 towards the fund. “The reunion is, therefore, twofold: it is an opportunity for us to meet up with old friends and raise funds at the same time,” said Smith. The gala dinner will take place in the form of a black-tie event at the Northern Areas Football Association Hall at the Gelvandale Grounds on April 29 at 7pm. Tickets at R250 are available from Fahdeela Salie on 084 828 6929.

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Hi’s Place Developing Centre: Will present a free Personal Growth Class on 15 April at 3pm. They will also have a free Healing Service on 16 April. Every Sunday there is a service at 9am and a Youth Service at 2.30pm. Contact Christo on 082 515 2294. His Harvest House: Will present the Institution of Sonship 2017 from 14 to 16 April at the Despatch Town Hall. Contact Pastor Dasi on 071 641 6012. Spiritualist Church: Will host a talk on Spiritual Healing on 19 April at 489 Cape Road at 10.30am. They have services on Tuesdays and Sundays at 10.30am. Contact Kate on 062 259 0261.

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Parkinson’s Support Group: Will have their monthly meeting on 13 April at 10am in the St John’s Church Hall on the corner of 8th Avenue and Church Road, Walmer. Refreshments will be served. All are welcome. Contact Elize Brand on 041 586 3595 or Deline Edwards on 083 601 2173.

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Birdlife EC: Will have a Saturday morning outing to Morgrove Quarry in Cotswold on 15 April. Meet at 7am at Schultz’s in West Street, Newton Park. Target birds: Peregrine Falcon, Spotted Eagle Owl and Cape Grassbird. Contact Andy Nixon on 079 587 5110. Dias Quilters’ Guild: Will have their monthly meeting on 22 April at VP Primary School in 1st Ave Walmer at 2pm. Contact Maritsa on 072 840 2804. Animal Welfare Society (PE): The Wagtails Charity Shops in Walmer and Newton Park, on behalf of the Animal Welfare Society PE, need donations. Consider donating any unwanted/unused quality clothing, shoes, bric-a-brac and other household items. Furniture is also welcome. Collection can be arranged for large items. Proceeds go towards caring for homeless animals at the AWS Shelter. For more info contact 060 518 0149. Historical Society PE: Will have their monthly outing on April 22 at 42 Air School at 2pm. The topic is ‘The history and how it came about’. The cost is R35 for members and R40 for guests. Bookings must be made with Lyn Haller by 17 April on 082 302 2690.

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Craft Market: The Jeffreys Bay Tecoma Craft Market will take place on 15 April at the corner of Da Gama Road and Tecoma Street, Jeffreys Bay. A wealth of quality homemade merchandise, foodstuffs and work by highly talented artists will be on display and for sale. A traditional tea tent will also be available as a fundraiser for a local charity. Contact Neil on 042 296 2791. VLV Kraggakamma: Sal ’n gesondheidsbyeenkoms hou op 18 April om 9.15vm in die N.G. Kerksaal in Broadwaylaan, Sunridgepark. Kontak Laurena by 041 367 2608. Poësie en Klank: Sal plaasvind op 21 April om 6:30nm vir 7nm in die Doxa Deo-sentrum in Kabegaweg. ’n Keur van gedigte met die temas “vrou”, “musiek” en “liefde” sal voorgelees word deur Fonnie du Plooy, Marianah Lourens en Elsa Daniell. Musiek word verskaf deur die Unisemble Trio van Jeffreysbaai. Baakens Food Truck Friday: Will take place on 21 April from 4pm to 9pm along Brickmakers Kloof Road. More than 20 food trucks, trailers and tuk-tuks will offer a unique variety of signature dishes priced under R45. Contact Grant Foong on 082 367 1864.

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Golden Oldies: AJ’s Entertainment, sponsored by Robertson Winery, will host a Golden Oldies event at Malabar Hall on 29 April at 8.30pm. Admission is R35. DJ Fazal will provide the music. Contact Sulyman or Angie on 072 611 5556. Golden Oldie Extravaganza: The Lounge on the Grounds will present an Easter Weekend Golden Oldie Extravaganza on 13 April from 8pm. The legendary Mr.Viles will be performing. Contact 084 264 1487.

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a positive contribution and a statement that we can make a difference if we work together,” said Abby Sieberhagen, a member of the JCC of PE and Rent A Student Project Manager. They have issued a city-wide challenge to schools to get involved in the project. A number of schools have already committed to provide fifty hours. Only the matric learners of participating schools are eligible to apply for the bursary in July. “There will be individual prizes sponsored by The Willows Resort and The Cape St Francis Resort up for grabs during the course of the project, as well as prizes for the top performing schools, based on hours completed. “This project will show that the youth of Port Elizabeth can work together and each do their part to make a positive contribution to society,” Sieberhagen said. The Rent A Student project will run from April 27 to May 1. To get involved in the project, contact Abby Sieberhagen at abbysieb@gmail.com.

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THE Vodacom Clarendon Park U/11 Rugby Festival, set to take place from April 20 to 22, is sure to be especially exciting this year with the surprises it has in store. In addition to live musical entertainment and a jumping castle to keep the kids busy, Vodacom is giving folks a chance to win with Vodacom e-school on April 22 when they give away a Samsung

Tablet with 1 GB data each month for a year. Vodacom e-school provides access to extra lessons in all subjects for Grades R to 12. It is quick and easy to register for it and, more importantly, it is free to all Vodacom customers. Vodacom e-school is available at www.vodacom.co.za/e-school. For more info on how to enter to win the Samsung Tablet and monthly data keep a look out for the Vodacom team at the festival.

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February, Hulett, Elkington, Noguera take titles at NMB Surf Pro REPORTER THE inaugural Nelson Mandela Bay Surf Pro presented by Billabong wrapped up three days of high-performance surfing action on Sunday with Michael February (Kommetjie) and Crystal Hulett (St Francis Bay) taking out the Men’s and Women’s titles respectively. Jake Elkington (Kommetjie) and Kayla Nogueira (Durban) clinched the Junior Men’s and Women’s crowns. The first internationally rated World Surf League (WSL) Qualifying Series (QS) events to be staged in Port Elizabeth enjoyed contestable, but testing, surf and great weather for the three days and featured 128 competitors, including South Africa’s top exponents and entrants from the USA and Australia. February demonstrated why he is the country’s highest ranked QS surfer by dominating throughout the QS1 000 rated Men’s event, including the final. Fellow QS campaigner Dylan Lightfoot (Jeffreys Bay) kept pace for the first half of the 25 minute final, but an excellent 8.67 by February late in the heat left Lightfoot, third placed Jarred Veldhuis (Kommetjie) and fourth placed Beyrick de Vries (the 2016 WSL Africa champion), all requiring 16.01 points for victory.

“Super happy with that result. I haven’t won an event for a couple of years and that’s my first QS1 000 event title,” said February. “The final was tricky. The waves were really far out and you couldn’t hear what the situation was, but after I’d had two decent rides, I stayed close to Dylan (Lightfoot) and Jarred (Veldhuis) and used my priority to keep them off the good ones. February pocketed R10 000 and 1 000 coveted rankings points which will see him vault from 91st into the top 40 on the QS leaderboard and he takes the early lead in the race for the WSL Africa title which means he will wear the Skullcandy zebra striped ranking leader’s vest at the next event on the City Surf Series in East London this weekend. Hulett scraped into the women’s final after losing half of one of her scores when she incurred an interference penalty in her semifinal match-up. She went on to post the highest score of the encounter, a 7.67 out of 10, before adding a mid-range 4.27 to clinch her first WSL QS event title. The Junior Men’s final was dominated by the Elkington brothers from Kommetjie, with younger brother Max leading until the last minute when older sibling Jake rode the highest scoring wave of the 25 minute clash to grab the victory.

Nogueira has been on roll for the past three weeks with the 13-year-old Durbanite surfing to victories winning both the U/14 and U/16 titles on successive weekends before capturing the 18-and-under title on Sunday. Results, images and video footage from the Nelson Mandela Bay Surf Pro presented by Billabong will be available on www.WorldSurfLeague.com.

NMB Surf Pro Men’s Final results 1. 2. 3. 4.

Michael February (Kommetjie) 1 000 pts Dylan Lightfoot (Jeffreys Bay) 750 pts Jarred Veldhuis (Kommetjie) 560 pts Beyrick de Vries (uMhlanga) 525 pts

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Dylan Lightfoot from Jeffrey’s Bay in action at the Nelson Mandela Bay Surf Pro presented by Billabong at Pollock Beach on the weekend.

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Sunridge scouts collect 30 bags of litter A group of Scouts from the first Sunridge Scout group did a cleanup of the Baakens Valley as part of a community service initiative of Bianca Ansley recently. They spent two days cleaning the area around the Broadway Road entrance to the Guinea Fowl Trail and collected 30 bags of litter. From left are Jason Matthews (13), Kevin Matthews (11), Ashton Keating (14), Bianca Ansley (15) and Mathew Grunewald (14). PHOTO:SUPPLIED

Morningside High School’s u/15 boys’ soccer team went to Bloemfontein to participate in the first National Tournament since 2007. Led by Coach Mark de Kock and teacher Neville Prince, the team made it to the plate finals of the Brebner Tournament. They are grateful to Allan Schwagele, the owner of the Engen Garage in Linton Grange for sponsoring the team with brand-new sports bags.

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NMMU is set to present ‘Opera Lights’ concert REPORTER THE Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University’s (NMMU) Department of Music will present an evening of opera highlights from Mozart operas, such as The Marriage of Figaro, Cosi Fan Tutte and The Magic Flute, featuring the NMMU Wind Symphony, the NMMU Brass Ensemble and students from the Opera Studio of Njabulo Mthimkhulu. The concert, called Opera Lights, will be opened by the NMMU Brass Ensemble, conducted by Professor Erik Albertyn, and will perform music by Rimsky Korsakov, JS Bach and Gustav Mahler. Opera students from the studio of Njabulo Mthimkhulu will take to the stage in performing some of the most memorable arias composed by Mozart.

Mthimkhulu, who studied at UCT Opera School, has worked extensively across Europe and the USA. He obtained a Master’s degree in Music from the Southern Methodist University in Dallas, Texas. Among the soloists who will be performing are Olusiwe Zazini, Lindokuhle Gushu, Luxolo Jule, Karika Le Roux and Msimelelo Mbali. Another soloist, Nosiviwe Mqwebedu, is active in opera circles across the metro. The arias will be accompanied by the NMMU Wind Symphony under the baton of Gareth Williams. This concert will take place tonight, April 12, at 7:30pm in the NMMU South Campus Auditorium. Tickets are R60 for adults and R40 for students, scholars and pensioners. For more info contact Nicky Bosman on 041 504 4235.

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Local poet to perform at PE Opera House REPORTER SOUTH African English poet Thobeka Sinxo will be performing this month at the PE Opera House Poetry Tuesdays.

‘Ain’t Nothing but the Blues’ back in Bay REPORTER THE Rob Thompson Band is set to present yet another exciting instalment of their popular Ain’t Nothing but the Blues night tomorrow, April 13, at The Music Kitchen. Ain’t Nothing but the Blues is a monthly evening dedicated to

blues music that showcases the multidimensional offerings of the Port Elizabeth music scene. The band consists of Rob Thompson, Kristo Zondagh on drums, Tim Sedso on the bass guitar and Boet Strydom on keys. They will be the core house band for the showcase. Various guest musicians will

add variety to the show, each bringing their special class of talent and unique sound to create a multifaceted listening experience. The show will take place at The Music Kitchen in Mangold Street, Newton Park, at 8pm. Tickets at R80 per person are available from Ian on 041 364 1964 or at the door.

The PE Opera House space is fast becoming the number one poetry hub and is set to welcome Sinxo, a stage poet born and bred in the Nelson Mandela Bay. She has written short stories and plays and has published a children’s story called Ezintakeni with the Nal’ibali newspaper. She first performed as a teenager for LoveLife and started pursuing a professional career in poetry in 2012 when she was invited to the Port Elizabeth Praat Festival that featured the likes of commercial poets Lebo Mashile and Lesego Rampolokeng. Sinxo has also been to the Grahamstown National Arts Festival, as well as the Jozi Book Fair. “When we want entertainment, we go to the Cape Town Jazz Festival or to the Grahamstown National Arts Festival. We must ask ourselves, are we a city capable of having our own?” said PE Opera House General Manager Monde Ngonyama. Sinxo looks forward to performing at the PE Opera House.

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“My craft is inspired by mythology in its use of imagery. I am obsessed with gods and goddesses, and speak a lot about them in my poems,” she said. She will perform at the PE Opera House Poetry Tuesdays at 6pm. Entry is free. For more info contact Monde Ngonyama on 041 586 2256 or Cingiwe Skosana on 041 585 1300.

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Hyundai’s Grand i10 gets fresh new look REPORTER HYUNDAI’s Grand i10 – a small hatchback that has great appeal among young first car buyers, car rental companies and families looking for a second vehicle as a run-around – has received a fresh new appearance with the addition of a few new body panels and new wheels. First launched in South Africa in 2014, the Grand i10 has been a solid seller in the passenger car line-up of Hyundai Automotive SA, presenting a perfect fit - in terms of size as well as price - between the entry-level i10 and the bigger hatchback, the i20. “With the restyling of soft body panels and the addition of new alloy wheels for the flagship derivative, this cheeky little hatchback has been given an even better appearance,” says Stanley Anderson, sales and operations director of Hyundai Automotive South Africa. The new Grand i10 is still available in three derivatives in South Africa, with slight changes in the specification levels. They are the Grand i10 1.25 Motion with a 5-speed manual gearbox; the Grand i10 1.25 Motion with a four-speed automatic gearbox; and the Grand i10 1.25 Fluid with a 5-speed manual gearbox and a higher level of standard features. The body shell of the Grand i10 yields one of the roomiest occupant cabins in its market segment, as well as an impressive 256 litres of trunk capacity. Up to 1 202 litres becomes available when the rear seats are folded. High levels of craftsmanship can be found in the spacious interior, together with levels of comfort and safety equipment commonly only found in higher market segments. Design and styling The Grand i10, which was originally designed at Hyundai Motor Europe’s Technical Centre in Rüsselsheim, Germany, never fell short in the exterior styling department. Soon after its launch, the coveted Red Dot Award for design was bestowed on the Grand i10, recognizing its outstanding aesthetic form, innovation and ground-breaking ideas.

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TALKING F1: NATALIE LE CLUE

Hamilton wins for Mercedes in China JUST about the only thing that was predictable for the 14th running of the Chinese Grand Prix is that Lewis Hamilton started from pole position alongside the Ferrari of Sebastian Vettel while Valtteri Bottas and Kimi Raikkonen have locked out the second row of the grid. Friday’s running at the Shanghai International Circuit was abandoned due to weather conditions prohibiting the medical helicopter from landing at the designated hospital in Shanghai. It meant that teams and drivers entered into Sunday’s race with only the data and knowledge of the one-hour final practice session and whatever number of laps they completed in qualifying. The weather conditions on Sunday were best described as dank as the field started the race on intermediate tyres. The only exception to this was Carlos Sainz in the Toro Rosso who opted to start the race on the dry, supersoft tyre, much to the dismay of his engineers. While the circuit was wet in some parts it was drying quickly in others and the intermediates were discarded within four laps. A virtual safety car was deployed for the recovery of Lance Stroll’s Williams, which had been dumped off the circuit by Sergio Perez. It is at this point that Ferrari decided to call Sebastian Vettel into the pits for a change of boots. Unfortunately, a full safety car would be deployed shortly after to clear the heavily damaged Sauber of Antonio Giovinazzi. This afforded race leader Hamilton a free pitstop, while Vettel was stuck behind a Verstappen/Ricciardo/Raikkonen train. While Vettel launched a bid for recovery Hamilton was comfortable at the front and without any real pressure he could control

his pace. The cooler temperatures also played into Mercedes’ hand as it meant less tyre degradation. Despite finishing second to Hamilton, Vettel delivered a telling performance in the Ferrari – taking into account that Hamilton had a free pitstop under the safety car and factoring in that Vettel lost a good amount of time behind the Ricciardo train. The fact that he finished only six seconds off Hamilton indicates that Ferrari had a car that could’ve won the race. Meanwhile, Max Verstappen brilliantly recovered his race and went from sixteenth to finish third ahead of teammate Daniel Ricciardo in fourth. The sister Ferrari of Kimi Raikkonen finished in a frustrated fifth. While the Finn struggled through the race with an intermittent power issue, the Ferrari pitwall compounded his frustration by calling an absurd strategy. Their inexplicable decision left Raikkonen out while all the front-running drivers made their stops, while the driver was adamant that the tyres would not make it to the end of the race. From the radio messages it was clear that Raikkonen had to force the issue and he eventually pitted – ten laps too late. There weren’t a high a number of overtakes in this year’s race, but what we did see were several pretty spectacular overtakes. There were two from Vettel, one on his own teammate, and one around the outside of Daniel Ricciardo. There were several from Max Verstappen too and an especially spicy one from Romain Grosjean around the outside of turn two on Felipe Massa. The point is that while there wasn’t a 100 passes there was genuine and very bold

overtakes that came about as a result of some driver heroics instead of being aided by DRS. While conditions flattered Red Bull on the day Valtteri Bottas did not cover himself in glory as he spun out of contention early on. The Finn eventually finished sixth. Sainz, who had started the race on supersofts, drove brilliantly to recover from an early spin to finish a spectacular seventh. Kevin Magnussen delivered Haas’ first points of the season in eighth ahead of the two Force India’s of Sergio Perez and Esteban Ocon in ninth and tenth. Neither drivers of McLaren saw the chequered flag, as first Stoffel Vandoorne retired with a fuelpressure issue and later Fernando Alonso pulled into the garage with a driveshaft failure. Lewis Hamilton and Sebastian Vettel head to the Bahrain GP this weekend equal on 43 points. The hotter temperatures in Bahrain will boost Ferrari’s challenge in what is sure to be an enthralling battle with Mercedes.

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2015 Suzuki Alto 1.0 GLX ...........................R 99 900

2015 Chevrolet Cruze 1,4T LS....................R199 900

2015 Hyundai I10 1.1 GLS/Motion ..............R104 990

2014 Nissan NP300 2.5 Tdi LWB 4x4 .........R209 900

2011 Hyundai Hyundai I20 ..........................R109 900

2012 Ford Ranger 2,2 XL D/C.....................R214 990

2014 Nissan NP300 2,0 LWB......................R127 900

2010 Toyota Fortuner 3,0 D-4D....................R229 900

2016 Chevrolet Spark 1.2 LS ......................R129 900

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2015 Toyota Etios 1,5 XS ............................R135 900

2013 Nissan Navara 2,5 dCi LE 4x4 D/C ....R299 900

2015 Chevrolet Aveo 1,6 LS A/T .................R139 900

2014 Toyota Fortuner 2,5 A/T......................R299 900

2015 Nissan Almera 1,5 Acenta ..................R149 900

2016 Honda CRV 2,0 .................................R309 900

2015 Opel Corsa 1,4 Essentia ....................R154 900

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2015 Ford Fiesta 1,4 Ambiente ...................R154 900

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