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NELSON MANDELA BAY MUNICIPALITY TOP COMPANIES

Metro announces top 50 ROSLYN BAATJIES

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HE Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality announced its 50 top companies for 2017 last Tuesday.

Councillor Andrew Whitfield, Member of Mayoral Committee for Economic Development, Tourism and Agriculture, said at the an-

nouncement that Nelson Mandela Bay had of the most exciting prospects for future investments in South Africa.

“It is largely an automotive economy with the potential to identify more and different sectors and explore for more investments.

“The municipality has a proactive incentive strategy to attract investment especially in the service sector,” said Whitfield.

According to him, part of the strategy is to acknowledge existing and long-term investors in the metro.

“And this is the purpose of identifying the top 50 companies. We want to acknowledge their contribution to the metro’s economy and ensure that they are constantly aware of the services offered by the municipality.

“The message to be conveyed is that Nelson

Mandela Bay is a competitive and valuable investment destination.”

Executive Mayor Athol Trollip added that the 50 companies were chosen because of their ability to attract investments, create jobs and increase exports.

“Without economic growth we can not handle the challenge of job creation.

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“At our last function, we sold all our tickets and raised over R10 000 for the Animal Welfare Society with lots of pet food as well,” said Evy Evlambiou, one of the event organisers.

Those attending are encouraged to do­ nate gently worn clothes and blankets to keep the less for tunate warm during the winter.

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PE EXPRESS | WEDNESDAY 17 MAY 2017

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Metro announces top 50 companies Continued from page 1

of the Century!

“We do not want to look at job creation as our only goal. Our main objective is to grow the economy to create opportunities for people to work so that they can be independent.”

This is the second time the 50 top companies are announced in the metro. The companies were chosen by a panel representing the municipality, the Eastern Cape Development Corporation, the Nelson Mandela Bay Business Chamber, the National African Federated Chamber of Commerce (Nafcoc) and the Eastern Cape Exporters Club.

Trollip said despite the national economic challenges, many of the local companies are still growing in a global competitive market.

“On the list there are 26 new companies and many existing companies. We want to ensure that we have a strategy to maintain them and that there should be competition among

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“Fortune 500 companies compete to be listed, but everyone does not stay there. Competition is what drives those companies to excellence. What we want to do in the metro is to pay tribute to those who are successful and we want to create competition by giving them recognition.”

According to him, the list was not classified according to a particular order, as each company delivers value and output in a unique and benefi-

cial way.

“The criteria used to assess companies include top investors, longstanding (established) companies and top-level job creators.”

Trollip has made special mention of companies such as Algoa Bus Company, Coega Dairy, Continental, Aspen, Jendamark, Lear Corporation, Volkswagen, Sundays River Citrus Cooperative and BKB. The award ceremony will take place at the Boardwalk Conference Centre on June 6, 2017.

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Safety at dump sites under spotlight ZELDRÉ STRAUSS SWANEPOEL THE recent deaths of two persons and robberies at the Arlington waste disposal site has put the safety at such sites under the Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality’s spotlight.

Deputy Executive Mayor Mongameli Bobani, who is also the Member of Mayoral Committee: Public Health, said that strict measures would be put into place, which would include the South African Police Service and Metro Police to patrol the area regularly.

Bobani was speaking during a visit to the Arlington waste disposal site last Tuesday.

The visit follows the death of Amos Dywili, who was trampled by a heavy-duty truck, and the stabbing of Horan Omni at Arlington two weeks ago.

Arlington is a hive of activity which sees an estimated 500 vehicles daily and numerous informal workers who collect recyclable material for a service provider that is currently employed by the municipality.

“I want to assure residents and service providers that this is not a place where people will die. I came to inspect why people are robbed and that someone had to die.

What I have observed at the site is that we have to increase the security here,” Bobani said.

He pointed out that the criminal incidents impacted negatively on the War on Waste campaign of the Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality’s Directorate of Public Health.

“We don’t want to say we are cleaning the city, but when we encourage people to come and dump their refuse here (at Arlington), they are being robbed. So we will definitely increase the security to ensure that this is

Deputy Executive Mayor Mongameli Bobani (right) inspects the Arlington waste disposal site with supervisor Phakamisa Dlula. a place where people can come freely and dump their waste.”

Bobani reiterated that there would be no tolerance of people who dump their waste illegally. “This is a place where residents can legally dump their waste and where the

waste will be recycled. They must not dump in the townships. We will fine them. They will receive fines of up to R1000,” Bobani warned.

He added that he had already engaged with the Mayoral Committee Member for

Safety and Security, Councillor John Best, about safety issues at this site and others across the city. “I am pleased to tell you that he has already made a commitment to beef up security and also to engage the SA Police Service to assist,” said Bobani.

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The Campanile’s carillon, which consists of 23 bells, is also being restored in the process.

The restoration process started in March last year.

Luvuyo Bangazi, Marketing and Communications Manager of the MBDA, confirmed that the restoration of the Campanile is nearly complete.

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To this end, SADAG will be hosting Support Group Leader Workshops in Port Elizabeth on May 27.

The organisation’s main aim is to destigmatise mental health issues in South Africa.

One way the NGO works towards this is by setting up support groups countrywide.

These groups run once or twice a month and offer anyone suffering from a mental illness, as well as their loved ones, a place of warmth, understanding and support.

Research shows that support groups can help people cope with and recover from a wide variety of problems.

They are able to provide information on the illness and ways to treat and manage it, as well as help give patients and loved ones names of places where further help and assistance can be found.

They also allow members the opportunity to form connections with others experiencing similar troubles and to learn from one another in a non-judgmental, confidential atmosphere.

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“Opening up in a group, discussing these things in a group, helps people understand they are not weird, different or alone – we understand, we’ve been there and we are there to help.”

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NEWS 5

State of Algoa Park road surface a thorny issue ZELDRĂ&#x2030; STRAUSS SWANEPOEL TRAFFIC volumes have increased rapidly over the past years and the maintenance of busy roads in Algoa Park have not been kept up, leading to their deterioration.

These are the sentiments of Algoa Park resident Marcel Victor who is up in arms about the state of especially the St Leonardâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s and Dyke Road intersection in this suburb. â&#x20AC;&#x153;On September 15 last year I called the call centre of the municipality about the state of the crossing on the corner of St Leonardâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s and Dyke Road. â&#x20AC;&#x153;A part of the road disintegrated and the rest of the crossing has potholes. I also complained about the white centre lines in Dyke Road which have faded. There was no response,â&#x20AC;? said Victor.

He added that he had also sent a number of emails to various municipal officials regarding the issue and received no response. â&#x20AC;&#x153;In my complaint I mentioned that the pot-

hole in the centre of the crossing had been repaired previously, but since then caved in.

The part which is especially bad is opposite the electricity substation at the Engen garage.â&#x20AC;?

A frustrated Victor said he had received reference numbers for his complaints but to date heard nothing from the municipality.

Upon a query from the PE Express, Nelson Mandela Bay Munipalityâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s spokesperson, Mthubanzi Mniki, said that Victorâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s complaint was noted. â&#x20AC;&#x153;The road will need resurfacing for which we do not have (the) budget in this financial year, ending in June. It is planned and budgeted for the next financial year,â&#x20AC;? Mniki said. â&#x20AC;&#x153;However, work continues in other areas inclusive of the same ward to repair damaged roads as per this yearâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s financial planning and budgeting.â&#x20AC;?

Mniki added that road markings would be done by the end of this week, weather permitting.

According to the editorial policy of PE Express we invite readers to comment about the newspaperâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s contents, and we correct significant errors as soon as possible. Please send information about correction of mistakes in the newspaper to the ombudsman of Media24â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Community Press, George Claassen, at ombudsman.media24@live.co.za, or call him at 021 851 3232 or 083 543 2471. Readers can also complain about the contents to the South African Press Ombudsman, Joe Thloloe. In that case, please phone 011 788 4829 or 011 788 4837, send a fax to 011 788 4990 or email to pressombudsman@ombudsman.org.za.

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Fourleaf Estate is Africa’s greenest development REPORTER FOURLEAF Estate, a residential development in Port Elizabeth, was declared Africa’s greenest residential development by The Green Building Council South Africa (GBCSA).

Fourleaf is the first project to achieve Final EDGE (Excellence in Design for Greater Efficiencies) Certification.

The International Finance Corporation (IFC), a member of the World Bank Group, created EDGE and worked with the GBCSA to tailor the tool for the South African environment. EDGE is a software, standard and green building certification system.

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For Similan, the developers behind Fourleaf Estate, developing in a sustainable manner while creating more opportunities for South Africans to own homes, is key. “Although not easy, our philosophy around sustainable development is simple. If we want to offer buyers an affordable investment, we should develop in ways that will save them costs,” said development manager Pieter du Toit.

According to Du Toit, the EDGE certificate fueled their sustainable development philosophy, being able to give status to what they were already focusing on. Similan is one of a few development groups in SA who currently looks at the entire property life cycle for the affordable housing market, being involved from development phase to tenant and property management.

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The development team are, from left, Pieter du Toit (Development Manager: Similan), Tarquin Geldenhuys (Project Manager: Similan), Harold Spies (CEO: Similan), Quintin February (Old Mutual) and De Wet Wessel (Old Mutual).

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LEFT: The rescued lion Ciam waiting to be released. MIDDLE: A delighted Virginia McKenna and Sil Jansen watch Ciam step into freedom.

RIGHT: A delighted Virginia McKenna and Sil Jansen watch Ciam step into freedom.

Lions enjoy new­found freedom at sanctuary REPORTER TWO lions have recently started a new phase in their lives at the Born Free sanctuary at Shamwari Game Reserve.

Nelson was rescued from a French zoo in April 2015 when it fell into liquidation and Ciam made international headlines in November 2015 when he was confiscated from a cramped cage in a garden in Southern France.

An increasing number of wild animals are kept as exotic pets, including reptiles, amphibians, mammals, primates and big cats. The demand for these animals fuels both the legal and illegal wildlife trade.

Born Free has been campaigning to prevent

captive animal suffering and phase out zoos since its formation in 1984. This year, they have gone back to their roots with a focus on challenging the exploitation of wild animals in captivity and the multibillion pound global zoo industry through it’s Beyond the Bars campaign.

Nelson and Ciam started their journey on May 4 when they travelled from their temporary home at the Natuurhulpcentrum rescue centre in Belgium and arrived at Shamwari Game Reserve on May 6.

Born Free Foundation’s co-founder and actress, Virginia McKenna OBE, was with them every step of the way on their more than 10 000km journey and watched with delight as Nelson and Ciam explored their new surroundings.

“Seeing them take their first steps into their huge natural enclosures was utterly joyful. At last they are free to live where lions belong and will be treated with the care and respect they deserve. How lucky I was to be there to share the moment,” McKenna said.

Comedian Jim Moir and his wife, Nancy Sorrell, two Born Free Celebrity Patrons, helped prepare Nelson and Ciam for their journey and have been following their progress closely.

They said, “It was wonderful to meet the magnificent Nelson and Ciam at Natuurhulpcentrum and to help the Born Free team prepare them for their journey to Shamwari Game Reserve. Nelson and Ciam highlight the plight of captive wild animals worldwide that are still kept in zoos and circuses or as ‘exotic pets’ just

for the entertainment of humans.

“We are so happy to hear they are settling into their new homes and know they will be in the best of hands.”

Nelson is now living at Born Free’s Julie Ward Animal Rescue and Education Centre, while Ciam’s new home is at the Jean Byrd Centre.

Joe Cloete, Group General Manager at Shamwari Game Reserve, said, “We, here at Shamwari Game Reserve, are very proud to continue our close working relationship with Born Free, which now marks 20 years, and to be a part of not only supporting this great work, but also raising awareness of the plight of many big cats worldwide.”

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Local dancers to represent SA in Croatia REPORTER A GROUP of dancers from the Defying Gravity Dance School is the only team who will represent the Eastern Cape at the international DanceStar competition in Croatia this month.

They qualified for the prestigious event when they took part in the DanceStar South Africa, Cape Town Qualifiers in October last year where international and local judges adjudicated and scored hundreds of routines from the best amateur dancers in South Africa.

More than 25 000 dancers from 30 countries across the globe competed in qualifying rounds and only a select few were invited to compete in various dance routines at the DanceStar Finals and World Dance Masters in Croatia.

The South African dance team has toured to Croatia for the last five years and has won the top awards three times.

The DanceStar World Tour and DanceStar Finals are organised by the European Dance Union (ESDU) and the South Africa Qualifying events are organised by SA Dance Talent.

The team from Defying Gravity Dance School, which is located in Walmer, will be flying to Croatia on May 20.

Defying Gravity Dance school’s co-owner Heidi Sampson said, “The girls work very hard and practice for hours on end. We are very excited to represent our country at the competition.”

The Defying Gravity team that will represent South Africa at the DanceStar Finals in Croatia are: Amber Katherine Freeman, Anika de Ridder, Carissa Pottas, Carla Gouws, Carli Muller, Demi-Rae Lee, Heidi Sampson, Ilandi Engelbrecht, Jani Ferreira, Kelly Schoeman, Laikin Leigh Horne, Lauren McCarthy, Lianca Geldenhuys, Linoyolo Fumba, Monique Bester, Monique Emma Alloway, Nicole Bird, Olivia Stevens, Shana de Villiers and Tamicah Tatum Hendricks.

A group of dancers from the Defying Gravity Dance School will represent South Africa at the international DanceStar competition in Croatia.

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NMMU to host music scholarship concert REPORTER THE Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University’s (NMMU) Department of Music will host the Charles Bryars Scholarship Concert today, on May 17, at 7:30pm in the NMMU South Campus Auditorium.

A significant amount bestowed to the university by music teacher and humanitarian, Charles Bryars, allows the music de-

partment to allocate bursaries once a year to worthy students to further their studies in music.

Auditions took place at the beginning of the month and the finalists chosen will stage their performances at the concert where the overall winners will be announced.

Entry to the concert is R50 per adult, R30 per pensioner and R10 per student. For more info contact Nicky Bosman on 041 504 4235.

Seven of the eight finalists are, from left, Tiago Vital (tuba), Evan Perkins (piano), Bonga Mosola (trumpet), Kirsti Limbert (flute), Lara Potgieter (piano), Mieke Struwig (clarinet) and Chadley Johnson (trombone). The last finalist is Khaya Hadi (voice).

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Next instalment of ‘Baby Mama Drama’ coming to PE REPORTER POPULAR South African comedian, Sifiso Nene, will bring part two of his outrageously successful show, Baby Mama Drama, to Port Elizabeth this month.

The comedian, who was the first winner of So You Think You are Funny in 2009, packed out venues across the country with the show which was his first one-man production during 2016.

Now, it is

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time for the next instalment which, like the first, is set to have audiences rolling on the floor with laughter.

He will take to the stage at the Boardwalk Amphitheatre with Baby Mama Drama 2 on May 26.

As the titles suggests, the show puts a humorous twist on parenting issues and unpacks the well-known yet seldom addressed causes of why baby mamas and daddies behave the way they do.

Since winning So You Think You are Funny, he has won several other awards including the Satmas for the Best Indigenous Comedian, as well as two Comics Choice Awards which the audience voted for.

In addition to travelling the country and making people laugh, he has also made a few television appearances and acted in David Kau’s comedy film, Taxi Ride, in 2012.

Tickets are available at R150 from Computicket.

< Comedian Sifiso Nene will bring Baby Mama Drama 2 to the Boardwalk Amphi­ theatre on May 26.

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Lucy Kruger and The Lost Boys will be launching their new album, Summer’s Not That Simple, at Shag High Voltage Hair in South End on May 23. The album’s sound drifts between the bareness of the acoustic guitar and the darker, psychedelic approach of the band. The performance will take place from 7:30pm to 10pm. Tickets at R70 per person are available at www.nutickets.co.za.

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Dié Baaise ouma wil elke dier red Vir die meeste mense is dieremishandeling só erg dat hulle nie daarmee gekonfronteer wil word nie. In Port Elizabeth is egter mense wat nie terugdeins nie en vir enige mishandelde dier in die bresse sal tree. Beverley Rademeyer van die Bond teen Wreedheid teenoor Diere is een van hulle. WILLEMIEN GREEN het met haar gesels.

Op 53 het Beverley Rademeyer drie

volwasse seuns, ’n dogter en drie kleinseuns, maar in hierdie ouma se hart is nog hope plek vir die Baai se vernielde, verwaarloosde en mishandelde diere.

Sy is al 17 jaar ’n inspekteur vir die Bond teen Wreedheid teenoor Diere (BWD) oftewel die Animal Anti-Cruelty League.

“My werk behels dat ek inspeksies op enige tipe perseel – van gegoede woonbuurte tot in die informele nedersettings – asook op plase, by sekerheidsmaatskappye, hondesalonne en troeteldierwinkels gaan doen,” som sy haar dagtaak op.

Die BWD is ’n organisasie sonder wins as oogwenk. Naas die Dierebeskermingsvereniging van Suid-Afrika is dit die grootste dierebeskermingsvereniging in die land. Dit word deur ’n gekose komitee bestuur.

Die organisasie se hoofkantoor is in Johannesburg en daar is verskeie kleiner takke in ander stede en dorpe in al die provinsies.

Die BWD is van skenkings deur die publiek afhanklik vir sy voortbestaan, want van die staat kry hy geen geld nie.

Rademeyer vertel dit is deur haar skoonsuster, Patsy Wagner (wat al 30 jaar vir dié instansie werk), dat sy by die BWD betrokke geraak het.

Die eerste redding

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Deure is al in my gesig toegeslaan, ek is al met ’n mes gedreig, aangerand en besteel, maar dit het my nog nooit gekeer om my werk as inspekteur te verrig nie.

“Ek kan nog my eerste ondervinding – juis saam met Wagner – so goed onthou. Dit was naby Blouwaterbaai op die N2 waar ’n trok omgeslaan het en die beeste steeds in die wa vasgekeer was.

“Ek het nog nooit so baie beseerde diere op een slag gesien nie.”

Dit is vir haar byna onwerklik dat sy vroeër “net” ’n huisvrou en gemeenskapswerker was, want nou is haar lewe vol karakters uit alle vlakke van die samelewing.

Sommige van die stories is snaaks, ander hartverskeurend.

As dit moet, bring sy maklik van die vernielde diere – of dit nou ’n hond, ’n bok of ’n skilpad is – huis toe.

Die permanente “huishonde” – Tammy (16), Nana (12) en Rambo (10) – en die nege jaar oue Skye, ’n Siamese kat, het al geleer om dit te aanvaar, sê Rademeyer.

veiligheid in die uitvoering van haar pligte, erken sy dat die onverwagte altyd kan gebeur.

“Daar is so baie mense wat my bloed soek, maar gelukkig is daar ook lede van die publiek, die polisie, die brandweer, verkeersbeamptes en ander geregsdienaars en selfs lede van die honde-eenheid, wat my veiligheid op die hart dra en my al in geweldig moeilike omstandighede bygestaan het.”

Hondehok­brand Haar ergste ervaring was toe sy na Helenvale ontbied is om ’n hond te gaan help wat mediese bystand benodig het.

Daar aangekom het die eienaar verduidelik dat die kinders ’n vuur gemaak het wat handuit geruk het en dat die houthok waarin die hond en haar kleintjies was aan die brand geslaan het.

“Haar bek was die heel ergste verbrand soos sy probeer het om haar kleintjies uit die vlammehel te red.

Rademeyer kry ’n klapsoen van Sunshine, een van die honde wat by die vereniging versorg word.

FOTO: WERNER HILLS Toe ek haar verbrande bek sien, kon ek eenvoudig nie ophou huil nie.

“Ek het met haar na ons sentrum gejaag en daar het ons veearts, dr. Mirjam van der Wel, haar uit haar verskriklike pyn verlos.”

Op ’n ligter noot: Moes sy al snaakse dinge aanvang om diere te red?

“Sjoe, ja, al baie. Ek moes al teen pale uitklouter, oor heinings en mure klim, in bome klim, en ek was al selfs

in dreine af om diere te red.”

Die woorde “kan nie” bestaan nie in haar woordeskat nie, want daar word altyd ’n plan gemaak om ’n dier te help, te red of – as dit nie anders kan nie – te verwyder.

“Ek probeer altyd dat die publiek verstaan dat dit nie ’n persoonlike optrede teen die eienaar is nie, maar wel ’n ingryping om die dier te beskerm.”

Hoewel sy altyd ag slaan op haar eie

Wet teen dieremishandeling “Die meeste mense is onbewus van die wet (APA 71 van 1962) wat spesifiek op dieremishandeling betrekking het. Eienaars wat hul diere vasketting, oortree byvoorbeeld dié wet.

“Watter soort lewe bied jy aan jou troeteldier wanneer jy hom of haar vasgeketting of ingehok hou?

“Ons grootste stryd is met mense wat hul diere vasgeketting hou. So ’n dier sal, sodra hy kan, uit pure frustrasie losbreek, die strate invaar, ander diere of mense aanval, vreeslike beserings veroorsaak of selfs iemand of ’n ander dier doodbyt.

“Dit is ’n groot probleem dat mense diere aan die pale van houtstrukture vasketting. Die strukture kan maklik aan die brand slaan en die diere só ernstig beseer dat hulle eerder uitgesit moet word.”

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Geoff Dunn supporters to host Swartkops music fest REPORTER FAMILY and friends of Port Elizabeth biker Geoff Dunn have joined forces to host the Swartkops Music Festival on Saturday, May 27 at the Swartkops Hotel starting at 10am.

The festival is in aid of “Supporters of Geoff” who are working around the clock to raise funds for Dunn (49) who was diagnosed with Acute Myeloid Fibrosis, a form of leukaemia, in October last year and who seeks urgent medical treatment.

Organisers have arranged for much family entertainment to take place throughout the festival with the music line-up featuring ten local bands and soloists. These include the likes of Chanel Louise Music, Jon Yawn Allen, The Goodness and Dead End. All artists will perform on a portable stage sponsored by Intense Events.

Errol Stroud will also be holding a karaoke for those who wish to show off their hidden singing talents.

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Further entertainment includes a jumping castle for the kids, a tattoo stand for the adventurous and many more fun activities for the whole family.

Pre-sold tickets are available at R100. Tickets at the door will be R120 for adults and R20 for children under the age of 12 years.

For more info contact 084 251 5996 or visit the Facebook event, “The Swartkops Hotel Music Festival 2017”.

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Local girl crowned Miss Jnr SA ­ Eastern Cape 2017 REPORTER SHE was the first-ever PE Express Miss Matric Dance winner in 2014 and recently Chanté Rossouw was also crowned Miss Junior South Africa - Eastern Cape 2017.

mand and Armand Caylum Swanepoel for making her dream a reality.

Her plans for the future include working to make life a little easier for the less fortunate and to make a difference in others’ lives.

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The winners of the Mr and Miss Eastern Cape Primary pageant have been crowned. At the back, from left, are Logan Muller (Dr Viljoen Primary), Joy Peter (Urban Academy), Lee Serfentine (Môrewag Primary) and Shanell van Heerden (Kabega Primary). In the middle, from left, are Neaven Thyssen (Môrewag Primary), Kaylen Stevens (Frank Joubert Primary), Chante Killian (Parkside Primary) and Amber Taylor (Tjaart van der Walt Primary). In front, from left, are Kaylen Erasmus (pre­school), Liam Smith (Môrewag Primary) and Kaymi Strydom (Tjaart van der Walt Primary).

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Runway competition to uncover modelling talent REPORTER EXTREME Models and Promotions will host a runway competition at The Tramways Venue on May 26 where the winner will walk away with R2 000 in cash.

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Entry to the competition is free. Participants need only to send a photo of themselves with their height and age to 2017runway@gmail.com.

The runway competition will take place on May 26 from 6pm to 7:30pm at the Tramways Venue. Entry to the show is R50 per person.

Priory Fair promises three fun-filled days REPORTER THE annual Priory Fair has grown this year into a three-day extravaganza of entertainment, offering cabaret, sing-alongs and old school disco in the run-up to the traditional Saturday school fete on May 27.

A firm favourite among local school fetes, the Priory Fair will offer all the attractions, kids’ activities and entertainment that it has become famous for in its 28 years.

This year’s festivities will kick off on May 25 with the Ticket to Ride show in the beer tent, with local band Axyl paying tribute to Queen and the Black Velvet Band celebrating The Beatles.

Friday has big hair, neon colours and punk in store with an 80s disco dress-up party in the beer tent. There will be prizes for the best-dressed individuals.

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A jam-packed entertainment programme will also form part of the day. Finally, the fair will close off with a showcase of the school’s own future stars in Priory’s Got Talent, where pupils from Grade 2 to 12 will demonstrate their talents in acting, singing, dancing and music in the school hall from 3pm.

Other activities on offer will include a dog show and a variety of sport, martial arts, gymnastics and dancing displays.

A portion of the funds raised at the fair will be donated to Vonnie’s Rescues, a local haven caring for unwanted pets.

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Market Square VW wins at Grand Prix Awards REPORTER MARKET Square Volkswagen Uitenhage scooped three awards at the prestigious Volkswagen Grand Prix Awards that took place in Johannesburg on May 4 this year.

The awards recognise the leading VW dealerships and staff nationally and encompass all areas of the dealership business, focusing on customer satisfaction and performance to target.

Market Square Volkswagen Uitenhage scooped the following three awards: . Customer Centricity Awards - Highest cus-

tomer satisfaction when either purchasing or servicing a vehicle . New Car Sales Manager – Gert Van Huyssteen . Service Manager – Dave Watson “We are once again humbled to win these awards, as it enforces the strong relationship we have with our clients and the commitment from our staff to go above and beyond the norm.

“We would like to take this opportunity to thank our clients for their continued support and confirm our ongoing commitment to them,” said Tracy Weise, Dealer Principal, Market Square Volkswagen.

From left are Volkswagen Market Square’s Dave Watson (Service Manager), Tracy Weise (Dealer Principal) and Gert van Huyssteen (Sales Manager).

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Hi’s Place Developing Centre: Will have

a Personal Growth Class on 20 May and a Healing Service on 21 May at 6pm. Everyone is welcome. Every Sunday there is a service at 9am and a Youth Service at 2.30pm.

Contact Christo on 082 515 2294.

NG Kerk PE Wes: Sal ’n basaar hou op 27 Mei om 9vm op die hoek van 5de Laan en Pickeringstraat. Heerlike eetgoed sal te koop wees, daar sal ’n teetuin wees en ’n tombola tafel. Kontak Janine op 041 365 2122.

Lighthouse Mercy Ministries: Is in need of good quality clothing and household goods to help the needy. Consider donating any unwanted clothing, furniture and other items.

Contact 082 978 0099.

PE Hoogland: Sal ’n Fabulous Fifties Basaar hou op 26 en 27 Mei. Die basaar skop af met ’n aandete op 26 Mei om 5nm. Die groot pret vind plaas op 27 Mei met verskeie eetgoed te koop, ’n veiling en nog meer.

Kontak die kerkkantoor op 041 367 1485.

Noah Ministries International: Will have a Women’s Conference with Prophetess Edith Govender on 26 May at 7pm and on 28 May at 5pm in the Jarman Hall, Schauderville.

Contact Elder Thelma Jerlings on 083 398 8771.

NG Kerk Kraggakamma: Rina Hugo en Johan van Rensburg sal optree in die kerkgebou in Sunridgepark op 26 Mei om 9:30vm. Toegang is gratis. Almal is welkom.

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Birdlife EC: Will have a Saturday all-day outing at the Kinkelbos to Alexandria back route on 20 May. Meet at 7am at Schultz’s in West Street, Newton Park. Target birds: Black-winged Lapwing, Trumpeter Hornbill, Chorister Robin and Secretarybird. Contact Ross Zietsman on 083 400 3722.

Algoa Toastmasters: Will have their next meeting on 23 May at the Caritas Centre in West Street from 5pm to 8pm. All are welcome. Contact Zikona on 081 263 8332.

University of the Third Age (U3A): Will have their next meeting on 30 May at 10am in the Newton Park Library Auditorium. The guest speaker will be Trevin van der Walt, speaking on ‘Organic Gardening’ with the focus on dry conditions. Entry is R20 for visitors. Contact Merlene Robinson on 041 583 1568.

East Cape Calligraphers: Will have their monthly meeting on 20 May at 1:45pm at the Italian Club in Harold Street, Walmer.

Beginner’s classes are available by private arrangement. Contact Roma on 041 379 5599.

Historical Society: Will have their monthly meeting on 19 May at 2pm. Meet in front of City Hall. The outing will include a view inside the Harbour Master’s Board building and a walk to the Campanile to view the new restoration work. The cost is R20 for members and R25 for guests. RSVP with Lyn

Haller on 082 302 2690.

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Saturday Sale: The Knights of Da Gama will have a Saturday Sale on 27 May at the Sacred Heart Grounds, Cape Road, Kabega Park from 8am. Crafts, home industry, bric a brac, clothes, books, food and more will be sold. Proceeds will go to charity. Contact Colin on 083 204 5791.

Book Sale: The Friends of the Main Library will have a book sale on 19 May from 9am in the lane next to the Main Library.

Contact Carol on 041 506 1987.

Giving Gifts of Love to New Borns: Will host a fundraising gala evening, with Ian and Vivienne von Memerty in their latest show, Synergy at the PE Opera House on 15 June. A limited number of tickets are available until 20 May at R150. Contact Desire Goodwin on 082 879 8960.

Victoria Park High School: Their production of Camelot will be staged from 17 – 20 May in the school hall. Tickets are available from the school. Contact Sharon Williamson on 041 508 6412.

Bank Pensioners Society: Will have the annual general meeting on 23 May. Contact Daphne de Jong on dwdjongpe@gmail.com or phone 041 368 6184.

PE Clothing Guild: Will hold their annual distribution at Hill Presbyterian Church’s Dunn Hall on 17 May at 10am. Contact Rose on 041 581 5080.

Ontbyt: ’n Ontbyt met apostel Nadan Naidoo en Mark Daniels and Encounter sal plaasvind op 20 Mei om 9vm in die Chatty Gemeenskapssaal. Die koste is R70 per persoon. Kontak Bryan op 083 770 3431.

Floral Meets Art: An exciting exhibition of floral design alongside artworks will take place in the GFI Art Gallery in Park Drive on 19 May from 10am to 6pm and on 20 May from 10am to 1pm. Entry is R30 and will go towards the cost of flowers. Contact J Hoskin on 073 717 2962, Sue Hoffman on 072 863 6130 or Robyn Sharwood on 041 586 3973.

Ennea­Emotions for Right Relationships:

The workshop will take place on 17, 24 and 31 May from 2pm to 5pm at 104 Main Road, Walmer. It combines emotional intelligence with the Enneagram Personality Profiler to improve relationships. The cost is R200 for adults and R150 for students and pensioners.

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Music Trivia Evening: A Music Trivia Evening in aid of Save-a-Pet will take place on 20 May at 6:30pm for 7pm at the German Club in Lorraine. Come and flex your musical muscles for the animals. Tickets are R100 per person and includes lucky draws and light snacks. For a group of 10 or more people, tickets are R80 per person. Contact monia@saveapet.co.za.

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Pearson High, DDrums share stage

Moffett on Main Lifestyle Centre offers court space free of charge one Saturday per month to local schools and performers who wish to gain exposure and experience. Recently, Pearson High School and the DDrums Academy had the opportunity to perform in the centre court. They performed on a professional level and are excited for the chance to stage their next performance. PHOTO:SUPPLIED

Sunridge 7s to take place on Saturday REPORTER THE learners of Sunridge Primary School are preparing themselves for the Old Mutual Sunridge 7s that will take place this Saturday, May 20.

With their main sponsors, Old Mutual and KFC, backing it, the event promises to be funfilled for everyone.

Schools from around the Eastern Cape will be participating in the various sporting events.

A total of 16 teams will compete in the u/13 rugby, u/11 rugby, u/12 netball and u/13 netball categories, while eight teams will com-

pete in the u/14 hockey category.

The schools from PE that will participate in the event are: Cape Recife Primary, Charlo Primary, Settlers Park Primary, Clarendon Park Primary, Willow Academy Primary, St Joseph’s Primary, Abraham Levy, Rowallan Park, Dr Viljoen, Tjaart van der Walt, Parsons Hill Primary, Kabega Park Primary, Verkenner Primary, Collegiate Primary and Mount Pleasant.

There are a host of trophies up for grabs in the various categories. Lucky draws will also take place where a R1 500 KFC prize can be won.The first match will start at 8am and the prize giving will begin at 3:30pm.

Youngsters make Mother’s Day special

Theodor Herzl’s pre­primary learners invited their mothers, grandmothers and special aunts to a Mother’s Day Teddy Bear Picnic at the school last week.

The little ones were busy all week long making gift boxes, crafts and cards for the special ladies in their lives. They entertained the women with songs and proudly presented their gift boxes when the time came. Pictured here are Isebella Lourens and her mother, Colleen.

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Meneer en Mejuffrou Charlo aangewys

< Die Laerskool Charlo in die Baai het onlangs sy Meneer en Mejuffrou Charlo gekroon. Die wenners is Christiaan van der Merwe (11) en Ayambuka Ngoma (13).

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Al­Azhar’s young scientists hold expo

Grey learner is IT Scholar of the Year

The Nizamiye Al­Azhar Institute held their annual science expo at the Malabar Community Centre last week where learners were able to showcase experiments they had worked on.

ZELDRÉ STRAUSS SWANEPOEL was there to see what the young scientists have been up to.

Urooj Tahir (Grade 4) produced snake bubbles.

Joshua Stander, a learner at Grey High School, was awarded the IT Scholar of the Year award at a gala dinner hosted by the Institute of Information Technology Professionals of South Africa (IITPSA) on May 4. He is currently preparing for the CAT, Maths and IT National Olympiads that are coming up. Pictured here are, from left Ulandi Exner, (IITPSA), Joshua Stander and Devereaux Joubert (IITPSA).

Ammaar Loggenberg (Grade 7) built a device which can measure one’s lung capacity.

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Zeeshaan Buttah (Grade 5) created his own wind turbine.

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Haas Das learners no longer fear the dentist REPORTER IN an effort to dispel a fear of dentists in young children, oral hygienist Moefiedah Hippolyte of the Dora Nginza Dental Clinic, invited the Grade R learners from ACVV Haas Das Pre-Primary School in Algoa Park to visit the clinic for an educational outing.

Hippolyte visits Haas Das on a yearly basis during the school’s Teeth Week and has noticed a general fear of dentists in the learners.

The educational outing was aimed at dispelling this fear and allowing learners to feel comfortable when having to visit a dentist.

The children could view all the apparatus

used and watch how teeth are cleaned and polished.

Children who wanted to could sit in the chair for a turn and were kept actively involved by interactive questions from Hippolyte and other learners.

The outing proved to be a great success as many of the learners left the dental clinic wanting to become a dentist one day.

Altona spog met nuwe bord From left are Moefiedah Hippolyte of the Dora Nginza Dental Clinic and Liqhayiya April (6) who are taking a closer look at Sive Mcoseli (6) in the dental chair.

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From left are Likhanye Yoyo (6), Amila Dinga (6) and Sinobom Nthibilili (6) who enjoyed discover­ ing the dental apparatus on view.

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Laerskool Altona spog met ’n splinter­ nuwe bord wat voor die skool opgerig is.

Atlas Sekuriteit en Nitrous Sekuriteit verseker Laerskool Altona se veiligheid.

By die nuwe bord is, van links, Natasha Sonanze, Darren Ressouw, Amoré Laubscher en Kettie Nhlema.

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Theodor Herzl’s youngest play first sport matches THE youngest learners at Theodor Herzl Primary School played their first sport matches at the school last week.

The u/9 group consists of the youngest learners at Theodor Herzl Primary. The hockey team had a blast competing against Gelvan Park Primary School where Jemma Schewitz (Theodor Herzl) scored the first goal of the season.

They played two matches where the final

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Van der Kemp learner selected for EC netball team

scores were 3-1 in Theodor Herzl’s favour and 2-1 in Gelvan Park Primary’s favour.

The boys also had fun during their soccer matches against Harvest Christian School.

Ben Price did an outstanding job as defender and Wesley Webster and Micah Davids each scored a hattrick.

Theodor Herzl’s team won both matches with final scores of 3-0 and 5-0. – REPORTER

Shamese Hannies (12), a Grade 7 learner at Van der Kemp Primary School, represented the Nelson Mandela Bay u/12 netball team in East London on May 6 where she was selected to represent the Eastern Cape Netball Team in Boksburg from June 30 to July 6.PHOTO:SUPPLIED

Clarendon U/13 team triumphs

= During the exciting hockey match are, from left, Eres Pio and Jemma Schewitz from Theodor Herzl Primary School and Tiyana Samie and Alexa van Rooyen from Gelvan Park Primary School. PHOTO:SUPPLIED ; Captain of the u/9 hockey team, Jessica Steyn, leads the Theodor Herzl players as they thank Gelvan Park Primary for a good game. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

Clarendon Park Primary School participated in a derby day at Woodridge College on Saturday.

Pictured are coach Sindile Ndlondlo and the U/13 C team who beat their Woodridge counterparts 17­0 .

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PE EXPRESS | WEDNESDAY 17 MAY 2017

Madibaz star jumps to new heights REPORTER BESTMED NMMU-Madibaz high jump star, Garth Ellis, ticked yet another box when he took a silver medal at the recent USSA Championships in Cape Town.

“My plan going into the season was to break the Varsity Athletics record and to medal at both the SA senior and USSA champs,” said the human movement sciences student after his jump of 2.10m.

Ellis started the season off in fine form when he jumped 2.05m to bag gold at the first Varsity Athletics meeting in early March.

The lanky Madibaz athlete secured another gold when he cleared 2.12m – bettering the record by a centimetre – at the second meeting of the series a few weeks later.

He went even higher last month when he equalled his personal best of 2.15m at the national champs in Potchefstroom – an achievement that secured him the bronze medal.

“Now that I’ve equalled my personal best I’m hoping to improve on it in the next few Bestmed NMMU­Madibaz high jumper, Garth Ellis, has been ticking the boxes during the current athletics season. PHOTO:SASPA

competitions,” said Ellis, who hails from Holland Park in Port Elizabeth. I’ve put a lot of effort into achieving all of this, so it’s a nice feeling to have accomplished everything I wanted to this season.

“At the end of the day it’s all worth it because it shows that my training is paying off.”

Despite having had little to no formal coaching, Ellis said he had taken advice from a number of coaches to improve his technique.

He said working with his sprint coach, Gerrie Posthumus, had been especially helpful.

“I’ve been doing high jump since I was in grade eight at Andrew Rabie High, but there are no specialist coaches in the Eastern Cape so I’ve mostly had to coach myself.

I’ve done a lot of research and also made sure to listen to pointers from other athletes and coaches when I’ve taken part in meetings.”

Ellis, who dreams of winning the national and USSA championships, said his next goal was to compete at the World Student Games in Taipei in August.

“I need to find an extra five centimetres to qualify,” he said. “Although my ultimate goal is to one day make the Olympic team, I also have to focus on the smaller goals like jumping 2.20m.”

WE would like to hear from our readers if they have any interesting news stories or events happening in their community. Contact ZELDRÉ STRAUSS SWANEPOEL at 041 503 6053 or ANIKA DE BEER at 041 503 6048.

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Valencia draws with Tigers in MOFA Premier League game SELBY MADIKANE FANS were kept on their feet when Valencia were led to a 1-1 draw with the on-form Young Tigers in their enthralling Motherwell Football Association (MOFA) Premier League game that took place at Motherwell NU 9 Stadium on Sunday.

IYoung Tigers player, Zolani Bodo, is chased by Valencia defender, Lerata Kimsho Ramphaleng.

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The game produced sparks right from the start. Both sides came to the game well-prepared, but fans saw the first half ending in a deadlock. Valencia opened the score sheet after Reboleke Cheke scored a beautiful goal that put his side 1-0 ahead.

Valencia fans were ecstatic until Tigers equalised with a top notch goal thanks to Andile Ace Biko.

With just a few seconds left, Tigers could have wrapped up the game, but their seasoned striker, Sithembiso Brack Doda, delivered a powerful shot that was collected by Valencia goalkeeper Vuyisa Magaqa with ease.

Magaqa was the man of the match since he saved his side.

In another game, Tomorrow Stars played to

a 1-1 draw against SUBS in the game that stole the show. Stars scored their goal from the penalty spot through Sithembile Gobodo, while Xolelani Mkiva scored a goal for SUBS in the last minutes of the game.

SUBS could have collected the three maximum points, but striker Athenkosi Mpati’s effort was saved by Stars’ goalkeeper Ntobeko Sikani, who was at the top of his game.

Manchester United also defeated Young Romans 4-3 in their enthralling encounter. Anele Matshaya scored a brace from a penalty spot and Nkululeko Mkhonza Oyisis also scored a brace for United.

Romans’ goals were scored by Sibusiso Mnto from a penalty mark, Mandilakhe George and another penalty kick by Lunga Njenje.

Other MOFA Premier League results: Wells United 2-0 Highland Spurs Young Ideas 2-0 Manchester FC Crystal Palace 5-3 Royal Bucks Young Madrid 4-0 Milan Stars City Rangers 0-3 SUBS FC Angels 0-2 Young Ideas Crystal Palace 1-2 Young Ideas Highland Spurs 0-0 Manchester FC

Young Romans’ midfielder­cum­striker Lunga Njenje is followed by Manchester United’s midfielder Amazulu Ncoza.

Showvillage United to host Youth Month Celebrations tourney SELBY MADIKANE SHOWVILLAGE United FC will host its Youth Month Celebrations Tournament from June 10 to 18.

According to Showvillage’s Marketing Manager, Lazola Sokutu, and Assistant Coach, Thandiswa Mboniswa, the tournament is open for 16 senior soccer teams, eight ladies’ soccer teams, eight boys’ u/17 teams, eight boys’ u/13 teams, eight boys’ u/11 teams, four boys’ u/9 teams and eight senior netball teams, as well as eight pool teams.

Mboniswa said that the games will take place at Motherwell NU 2 Stadium and Nelson Mandela Freedom Peace Park Ground in Motherwell NU 3.

The pool matches, however, will be played

at Mdeps Place in NU 2 and at Nzwaki’s Place in NU 3.

According to Mboniswa, the registration fee for senior men is R500, R400 for ladies and R200 for juniors per team.

Teams who will be taking part in the pool and netball matches pay a sum of R300 and R250 as their registration fee respectively.

The closing date is May 30. The draw will take place at Showvillage 469 Car Wash on May 30.

“The tournament will start off with a round robin in the senior men’s section from June 10 to 11,” said Mboniswa.

Sokutu said the junior soccer teams, ladies soccer, netball and pool teams would play straight knockout games on June 18.

Sokutu added that they were targeting teams from areas such as Zwide, Walmer and

Hearts stun Tomorrow Stars SELBY MADIKANE HEARTS stunned Tomorrow Stars’ loyal home supporters when they defeated their side 4-2 during their SAFA Nelson Mandela Bay Women’s Regional League Stream A game that took place at Motherwell NU 9 Stadium on Sunday.

The visiting side broke the ice after Simone Brink scored a world class goal early in the first half. Stars could have made matters level, but their striker Babalwa Peter failed to score her side’s penalty kick.

Hearts increased their lead to 2-0 after Renell Elliot sent a powerful shot that beat Stars’ goalkeeper. Stars’ striker Babalwa failed to score the goal from the penalty spot as her shot went wide.

The homeside then piled even more pressure on Hearts. Their hard work paid off as they were awarded a penalty that was scored

by Andisiwe Solomon.

Stars then reduced their deficit to 2-1. They appeared to have been motivated and, as a re-

Tomorrow Stars’ striker is challenged by Hearts’ defender.

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sult, Solomon scored a beautiful goal after delivering a long-range volley to make the score even at 2-2.

The hosts’ joy was cut short after Elzane Lloyd registered a world-class goal for Hearts.

Elliot made matters difficult for Stars after scoring her second goal.

The final score was 4 - 2 in favour of Hearts who were on fire.

Other SAFA NMB League results:

Women’s

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Stream A League:

Vuku Wanderers 0-5 Hearts PE United 3-0 Tomorrow Stars Shatterprufe 0-3 Highbury African Chiefs 3-1 NMU Madibaz KUBS 3-2 Warriors

Stream B League:

Golden Stars 3-0 Young Aces Zwide All Stars 5-0 Park United Walmer Stars 2-5 Kuyga Ladies Volcano Ladies 0-2 Bodene Women Soccer Club

Tomorrow Stars’ striker and Hearts winger battle for the ball.

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KwaZakhele to participate in the tournament.

“The principle of ‘first come, first serve’ will apply. We encourage teams to fill in the application forms and deposit their registration fees into our bank account as early as possible.

We will unpack the rules and other things about the tournament on 30 May 2017,” said Sokutu.

For more info contact Chairman Lukhanyo Wasa on 082 509 6893, Mboniswa on 071 736 0741 or Sokutu on 073 390 3152.

; Showvillage United Marketing Manager Lazola Sokutu (left) and Assistant Coach Thandiswa Mboniswa will run their side’s Youth Celebrations Month Tournament.

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Mrwebi, Goniwe help Attackers beat Winners MTHUNZI Mrwebi and Ncedisa Goniwe helped Eleven Attackers beat Winners 4-1 in their SAFA Nelson Mandela Bay Masters Association League game that was played at Motherwell NU 13 Grounds on Sunday.

Attackers clearly showed their intention to settle for nothing less than a win. The Motherwell side registered their first goal courtesy of Mrwebi.

Attackers did, however, not give the Zwide side any chances to breathe. The scoreline increased to 2-0 after Goniwe banged in the second goal for Attackers.

Winners came up strongly with Nkosana Gaza Ndondo scoring his side’s consolation goal in the last minute of the first half.

Mrwebi scored his second goal early in the second half. Goniwe was also rewarded with his second goal that sealed the game at 4-1.

Midfielder Thembelani Kimsho Kondlo was very effective for Attackers throughout the entire game. The game was one-sided and Attackers’ strikers did not miss many opportunities.

In another game, Young Pirates outclassed Villagers 3-1 with Malibongwe Dickson scoring an odd goal and Ntsikelelo Mdepa coming up with a brace for Young Pirates.

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consolation goal.

Sparks drubbed Gqeberha 4-0 in their onesided clash. Thanduxolo Gxwalintloko, Zola Chacklas Zuzile, Thando Kekana and Melumzi Banzi banged in a goal apiece for Sparks.

VW Masters registered a comprehensive 4-1 triumph over PE Eleven. Siyabulela Makhangela, Thozi Ngesi and Simphiwe Bitterhout scored VW Masters’ goals with Mncedi Mfuku scoring PE Eleven’s goal.

AmaUnits earned a hard-fought 3-2 victory from Zwide Masters. The goals of AmaUnits came courtesy of Loyiso Tom, Thanduxolo Mapapu and Simphiwe Ramncwana. Andile Maclean pulled Zwide’s goal and Thanduxolo Mapapu scored an own goal for Zwide.

PE All Stars edged out Eberspacher 5-3 with Monwabisi Ntsila scoring a goal and Thabo Losene a brace for Eberspacher.

Luzuko Dzuyi Hambaze and Malibongwe Mfihlo scored a brace each while Melikhaya Mgodleni scored a goal.

Soweto cruised to a 3-0 win over Slovo.

Soweto’s goals were scored by Koko Mlambo, Lizo Klaasen and Malibongwe Bacela.

Veeplaas succumbed 1-0 to New Brighton after Xolile Mbali scored the solitary goal of the match. – SELBY MADIKANE

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Adding to the sporty look is the black roof rails, bulky front design and privacy glass of the back passenger and rear windows.

Interior The stylish look on the outside is continued on the inside with stitched leather,

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Nice features include steering wheel controls for the audio and cruise control as well as the auto lights. The leather cladding on the steering wheel doesn’t only give it a nice look, but has a great feel to it.

The dashboard has clean lines and an uncluttered look. It is dominated by the touchscreen for the infotainment system.

The Cosmo now boasts a high-end infotainment system with R4.0 IntelliLink and a driver display – this connectivity package is compatible with a wide range of media platforms via a USB input. It is offered as an option on the Enjoy.

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The most significant exterior change in the Mokka X is the new headlight clusters, now with sports LED daytime running lights.

There are four models in the range starting with the Enjoy and moving up to the higher spec Cosmo. While both spec levels are available with manual and automatic transmissions, they are all powered by the same engine, the 103 kW 1.4 litre turbocharged ECOTEC petrol engine, which produces 103 kW between 4 900 and 6 000 rpm and 200 Nm between 1 850 and 4 900 rpm.

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The boot is a very decent size for a family vehicle and its flat loadbed, which is flush with the lid opening, makes it easy to load cargo. During my time with it, I had to cart around several boxes and the easy to fold down seats made the job so much easier.

It folds in a 60/40 split. In addition, the boot also offers handy stowage spaces for smaller items.

Ride It likes to be moved quickly from first to second gear, but after that it’s not very demanding. It offers a zippy ride, great handling and enough power for confident overtaking.

The Mokka X feels surprisingly sturdy on the road despite its height. The high seating position will certainly find favour with most lady drivers.

Out on the freeway its engine proved to be very willing – and getting to 120km per hour was done without much effort.

The average fuel consumption achieved during the test drive, which was mostly on the peak hour traffic urban commute, was given by the trip computer as 8.3 litres per 100km.

Opel states the average fuel economy on the new Mokka X 1.4T Enjoy manual as 5.9-litres per 100 km and 6.2 litres per 100km for the Mokka X 1.4T Enjoy automatic on the combined cycle.

For the Mokka X 1.4T Cosmo manual, the fuel consumption is stated as 6.0-litres per 100 km, while the Mokka X 1.4T Cosmo automatic returns a combined cycle average figure of 6.5-litres per 100 km.

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TALKING F1: NATALIE LE CLUE

Hamilton fights for Spanish win FOR 88 percent of the time all races around the Circuit de Catalunya have been won from pole position. While this stat was reaffirmed in 2017 by pole sitter Lewis Hamilton, his victory was not nearly as straightforward as that.

Lewis Hamilton and Mercedes were made to work hard for all of the 66 laps of the Spanish Grand Prix. A clever switch on tyre strategy, which had the Brit on the quicker tyre at the end of the race, provided the opportunity for victory, which Hamilton translated into the 55th win of his career.

The Ferrari of Sebastian Vettel dominated the first half of the Grand Prix, but a combination of Valtteri Bottas serving as a blocker for Hamilton and a slow call on strategy, cost him the top step of the podium.

Ultimately the pair finished less than four seconds apart.

It was, however, not nearly as satisfying an afternoon for their teammates.

Kimi Raikkonen retired on lap one with a broken steering arm following a clash in turn one between Bottas, Raikkonen and Verstappen.

The incident, that also brought Verstappen’s race to an end, was, rightly, deemed to be a racing incident.

Later in the race Bottas’ Mercedes engine expired putting him out of the race. Though no fault of their own, Raikkonen and Bottas’ retirements could be significant. It could begin the process of Ferrari and Mercedes needing to discuss which driver to back in the fight for championship.

In a battle that appears as if it is going to be close, there isn’t much more time before this call will need to be made.

The retirements meant that Red Bull’s Daniel Ricciardo finished third, but it was

a day that the Austrian team will want to forget as soon as possible.

The expectation that Red Bull’s highly anticipated upgrade package would push them towards the two front-running teams was emphatically crushed by the fact that Ricciardo finished some 75 seconds adrift.

This margin is especially worrying considering that the Spanish circuit is predominantly focused on aerodynamics.

Nevertheless, the characteristics of the next Grand Prix in Monaco should alleviate their pain somewhat. But it’s still unlikely that they’ll trouble Ferrari or Mercedes should all things be equal.

Force India continued their impressive run with yet another double points finish.

Sergio Perez in fourth and Esteban Ocon in fifth underlined what a stellar job this privateer team is doing with, likely, a quarter of the budget of the bigwigs.

Renault too is continuing to make progress as Nico Hulkenberg finished sixth overall. Spanish driver Carlos Sainz finished seventh in front of his home crowd in the Toro Rosso while Pascal Wehrlein upped his stock in Formula 1 with a fine eighth place finish in a Sauber which has been difficult to drive this year. Sauber’s point scored now means that McLaren is the only team with zero points on the board.

Dannil Kvyat came from twentieth on the grid to finish ninth, while Romain Grosjean snapped up the final point in tenth for Haas. Performance-wise it was a better weekend for McLaren but Fernando Alonso could still only manage twelfth place by the chequered flag.

Notably nearly all the drivers remarked on the physicality of the race and how they were on the limit for all of the 66 laps. This is in stark contrast to last year where drivers were cruising around five to six sec-

onds off the pace in order to conserve their tyres.

A tip of the hat then to the FOM, FIA, and Pirelli for doing their bit to provide a more intense experience for drivers and spectators alike.

One of the most fascinating developments to emerge from the weekend is that despite the fact that tens of millions of rands have been spent on upgrade packages and countless man-hours invested, the battle between Mercedes and Ferrari appear to be as close as ever.

For fans it couldn’t be better news as it means an enthralling season is on the cards.

FRANCOIS ROTHNER KUYGA Masters kicked off the Port Elizabeth Legends Football Association (PELFA) League with a solid 6-0 win against Priory.

At Victoria Park Sports Club, PE City and Hearts took each other on. It was a very close match that went to the 88th minute of the game before Travis La Mude found the back of the net to give Hearts a hard-fought 1-0 win.

In Central, NMB Municipality kicked their 2017 season off with a loss after being beaten 1-3 by visiting African Leopards.

Two games also took place in the Londt Park area. Callies managed to get the better of the tenacious Old Grey side by winning 2-0.

About 15 minutes into the first half, Ryan Bailey kicked a superb cross into Old Grey’s Penalty area, forcing a goal.

This put the half-time score at 1-0 in favour of Callies.

Twenty minutes into the second half, Ryan Bailey scored a great goal making the final score 2-0 in favour of the home team.

Next door at Londt Park Sports Club, Westpark and Shamrocks fought in a heated battle. Shamrocks broke the ice when they scored from a cross from a free kick in the 21st minute of the first

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Shamrocks went further ahead in the second half, netting their second goal.

Westpark tried hard and eventually managed to get a goal by Gary Juru five minutes before the final whistle.

Tonight, May 17, will see Hearts facing Westpark at The Oval.

At Old Grey Sports Club Old Grey will be looking to get onto the winning path when they play against NMB Municipality.

A win for Old Grey is predicted here.

African Leopards will tackle PE City out of Victoria Park’s way where Leopards will probably get the better of City.

Kuyga Masters will host Callies at Kuyga Community Centre.

Based on the previous week’s results this will be a close affair. Shamrocks will also face Priory at NMMU South.

Priory have some solid players in their squad and they should manage to win this one.

Fixtures for tonight, May 17: Hearts vs Westpark at The Oval at 7pm Old Grey vs NMBM at OGSC at 7pm African Leopards vs PE City at VPSC 7pm Kuyga Masters vs Callies at Kuyga Community Centre at 7:30pm Shamrocks vs Priory at NMMU South at 7:30pm

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Popular stadium night relay returns MICHAEL ZOETMULDER THE unique and exciting Town Lodge Business Night Relay returns to the Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium at the end of the month for a series of four race nights held on the last Tuesday of May, June, July and August.

This fun corporate team building event is unique in South Africa in that it comprises of a running and walking relay race through one of the iconic 2010 Football World Cup legacy multipurpose stadiums.

The event is open to teams comprising of five runners or three walkers where each team member must run or walk a secure 3.5km distance within the stadium precinct. The route takes in three levels of the city’s majestic stadium, managed by the Mandela Bay Development Agency, and sees the start/finish transition area outside the VIP lounge of the stadium

on Level 1.

“We really enjoy this growing winter event as it gives local companies the opportunity to come together and network while affording their staff the opportunity to get to know each other better in a fun and relaxing environment,” said Series Director Mike Zoetmulder of Zsports Events NPC. “Here’s a shout out to all companies and schools to motivate colleagues and friends to have fun challenging other corporate or school competitors on the athletic arena in a fun evening which offers corporate hospitality opportunities and an abundance of networking and team building opportunities for all.”

Online registration is possible on www.nightrelay.co.za with just the team captain or representative’s details and the team’s name needed.

On the last Tuesday of each month, registration for preregistered teams opens at 4pm

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at the stadium with the run relay starting at 6pm and the walkers two minutes later.

Gareth Burley from Kingfisher FM will be the MC on the evening which ends with a prize-giving at 8:15pm.

There are floating trophies, medals and City Lodge Hotels group breakfast vouchers for category winners in the walk team, men’s run team, ladies’ run team and mixed run team categories.

Traditionally a wide selection of fantastic lucky draw prizes are up for grabs each race night which includes a R500 Caltex fuel voucher, R1 000 cash and an accommodation voucher from the City Lodge Hotels Group.

See www.NightRelay.co.za for further info and to register ahead of Round 1 at the end of this month.

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