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HE South African award-winning Mi Casa, which is made up of the trio Dr Duda, J-Something and Mo-T, ran a competition on Instagram that called on all DJs and producers to remix their hit song, Nana. Two brothers from Bethelsdorp comfortably won first place and will be heading on to a new venture alongside Mi Casa.

Ruwayne and Waven Sebia decided to take on music at the ages of 12 and 14 respectively. The duo who are known as “Jay Em” describe their music as “down-tempo” were recently announced as the winner of the remix competition and they will proceed to get a chance to work alongside the award-winning trio on a song. “When we lost our close friend, Meelah Munnick, who composed the song, J’Adore, my brother and I decided to pursue a career of making music and trying to create a legacy for our

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Last night of the Proms in the Bay This past weekend saw the 17th year of celebrating the ‘Last Night of the Proms in Africa’, in aid of St Francis Hospice. These festive concerts also serve to commemorate the life of the late Philipp Rowland Gutsche and were held at the Feather Market Centre. The event featured a mass choir and the Eastern Cape Philharmonic orchestra, who were in fine form under the baton of maestro Richard Cock. Much-needed funding was raised for St Francis Hospice through hosting this prestigious event. PHOTO:PRO

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East London set to host 12th IRONMAN 70.3 in 2019 REPORTER THE hugely popular Standard Bank IRONMAN 70.3 South Africa is set to take place on Sunday, January 27, next year. The beautiful city of East London offers miles of beachfront and rich cultural history for athletes and spectators to enjoy. The Standard Bank IRONMAN 70.3 South Africa started in 2008 and quickly caught the eye of many triathletes. It now boasts almost 3 000 athletes who register for the event year after year. It is regarded as one of the toughest and oldest 70.3 events on the circuit. This year saw South Africans, Matt Trautman and Jeanni Seymour, winning the men’s and women’s races respectively despite having some strong competition from the international field. It was a fairytale for Trautman, as he had a crushed lumbar vertebra and multiple level

spinal fusions just a year before he stood on the start line. IRONMAN South Africa’s managing director, Keith Bowler, said to see how this race had grown and developed over the last 11 years had been phenomenal. “The quality of race experience, the challenge it offers and the unique atmosphere are just a few of the reasons this race has reached this level of popularity among athletes. “It is especially encouraging to see that our international numbers have increased by such a margin, bringing more visitors to the region and further demonstrating the growing international appeal of the event,” Bowler said. General entries to the 2019 Standard Bank IRONMAN 70.3 South Africa are already open.

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Public to choose design for pedestrian bridge REPORTER IN a matter of a few weeks, the Mandela Bay Development Agency (MBDA) will complete the Flemming Street environmental upgrade, an important link in creating a connection between the Vuyisile Mini Square and the Baakens area. The improvements on Flemming Street have seen the reconfiguration of the street into a beautiful landscape landing itself for unique public events and the arts. It now offers additional parking to ease the congestion on Govan Mbeki Road and generally the space lands itself for multiple uses as another meeting spot in the Bay. To complete the link between the inner city and the Baakens, the MBDA is in the final phase of planning a pedestrian bridge that will span the

Baakens River from the cityside to the valleyside. The bridge, when constructed, will lead to a boardwalk connection to the rest of the valley offerings. The agency and its consultant team have produced a number of designs of which the public must choose a design. MDBA spokesperson Luvuyo Bangazi said, “The Baakens Valley precinct is one of the key focus areas of the agency for the current financial year. A significant amount of work has gone into the planning and design of the upgrade and rejuvenation of this precinct.” For the last few years, the agency has been chipping away and implementing the master plan. “The Baakens is special because of its history and heritage linked to South End, as well as its unique position, an intersection of river and port at the heart of the city,” Bangazi said.

Update on listeria outbreak REPORTER THE Government, led by the Departments of Health (DoH), Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries (DAFF), Trade and Industry (the dti) and the National Consumer Commission (NCC) and the National Regulator for Compulsory Specifications (NRCS), has released a statement regarding the efforts to control and end the listeria outbreak. . Since the identification of the source of the outbreak and recall of implicated products, the number of cases of listeria has declined drastically as evident in the latest situation report (www.nicd.ac.za). . The recall and destruction of implicated food products, both within South Africa and internationally (those that were exported), have been closely monitored by the National Consumer Commission (NCC), the Department of Envi-

ronmental Affairs and district environmental health practitioners (EHPs) in various municipalities. Certificates of destruction have been received from national and international agencies. . Factories, which produced implicated products and ceased production on March 5, have been inspected by a team of national, provincial, district officials and World Health Organisation (WHO) food safety experts. All these factories have commenced with an extensive revision of their production processes and safety procedures. The implementation of their plans will be monitored by district officials with the support of the same inspection team to ensure adherence to national and international norms and standards regarding food safety. . DAFF continues to liaise with international trading partners to provide reassurance that the risk of Listeria is confined to recalled products, and that all implicated products are recalled and

“Studies have shown that this area has great potential as a tourism node, a creative industry hub and in future, a mixed use development precinct that will see people live, work and play in the area. All the plans we are implementing are aimed at capitalising on all of these aspects.” The purpose of the Baakens Valley pedestrian bridge is to continue the walkway currently underway at the back of Vuyisile Mini Square on Flemming Street. The bridge connection is an important component in the city’s movement plan which is to link the Baakens Valley with the city centre. It will further enable access to more parking areas on the north bank of the river for events on the south bank. This will influence increased numbers of visitors to activities happening in the Tramways Building and other urban regeneration and tourism events in the Valley.

The bridge will provide a safe walking route for pedestrians to slightly alleviate the parking congestion currently experienced by the city and provide easy connection to pedestrians from the city centre to the valley. The bridge is primarily designed to be functional and practical. The Baakens River is also known for its 100-year flood line and so the bridge is designed to withstand the occasional flood. The agency is also considering the use of composite materials due to their strength and environmental and versatile characteristics. Construction on the bridge will take 10 to 12 months to complete. Members of the public are welcome to make their choice known by emailing create@mbda.co.za or visiting the MBDA’s Facebook page and taking part in the poll.

destroyed. DAFF has rescinded the export certification of foodstuffs implicated in the outbreak. . Imported meat and all imported products of animal origin are monitored and inspected as per existing procedures by DAFF officials for the presence of recognised pathogens, including Listeria monocytogenes. However, additional testing by Port Health officials (under DoH), which was implemented as part of investigations to determine the source of the outbreak, has ceased. Locally, provincial Departments of Agriculture are also conducting inspections at abattoirs. . Environmental Health Services at district level are being strengthened through the provision of intensive training in the assessment of food safety at production facilities and appropriate specimen collection procedures for food and environmental swabs. Training commenced in Gauteng Province on May 10. . National Health Laboratory Service (NHLS) food testing capacity has been strengthened through the employment of additional human resources, equipment and updat-

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New business venture for New Brighton school kids REPORTER A PROGRAMME designed to help pupils become budding entrepreneurs has had such an impact on New Brighton’s Charles Duna Primary School that it has led to a school-based jewellery making business. Twenty-five Grade 2 to 6 pupils have been hard at work making beaded bracelets, necklaces and other products through their new business venture, called Kingdom Kids. They will be selling their wares at the Locally Yours handmade market at Port Elizabeth’s Tramways Building on Sunday. The Kingdom Kids children form part of a group of more than 80 learners at the school, who are participating in the community outreach arm of the national Young Entrepreneurs (YE) programme, which teaches young-

Charles Duna Primary learner and budding entrepreneur, Sisipho Sixakwe, works on a beaded bracelet to sell at the Locally Yours handmade market in Nelson Mandela Bay on Sunday.

sters how to run their own small businesses and manage money. Charles Duna principal Nombulelo Sume said, while 80% of the parents at the school are unemployed, the YE programme is giving children the tools to create their own jobs, to break the cycle of poverty many families face. “We are teaching our pupils not to wait for employment but to create their own employment. We are planting a seed that even while they are at school, they can create your own businesses,” Sume said. YE facilitator Nomawethu Zenzile, who came up with the Kingdom Kids concept, said she hoped the children would grow into fullyfledged entrepreneurs and share their skills with others. “My hope is that they teach other kids that they become teachers as well as entrepreneurs and make an impact on their community,” Zenzile said. The 30-week YE programme runs at Charles Duna for an hour a week and Kingdom Kids is an extension of that, running for an additional hour a week. Locally Yours coordinator Annelize Botha said they are thrilled that the heart of their market will be entrepreneurs who are all under the age of 13. “My feeling is that the Kingdom Kids programme is not about learning a skill but rather about creating a habit for life. “Quite a few of our members have also volunteered to mentor these children in terms of learning new crafting and cooking skills, so, I think this is just the beginning of a very exciting adventure,” Botha said. YE business owner Ansulene Prinsloo, who last year brought the YE programme to Nelson Mandela Bay and several other Eastern Cape towns, said their vision is that Kingdom Kids will become a self-sustainable business. “With the money the kids make from the market, they will be able to buy more raw materials, make more products and grow their businesses. In this process, they are not only learning vital skills and knowledge but earning some income for themselves and their

Baphiwe Nxopo (left) and Akhona Kala, part of Charles Duna Primary’s ‘Kingdom Kids’ entrepreneurial venture, a spin-off of the school’s Young Entrepreneurs programme, make beaded jewellery to sell at Sunday’s Locally Yours market. PHOTOS: SUPPLIED families,” Prinsloo said. “With high unemployment rates accompanied by low economic growth rates, our children as the next generation need to develop an entrepreneurial mindset,” said Prinsloo, adding that by setting up their own businesses, they will not only generate income for themselves, but many more jobs will be created, contributing to the development of the economy of Nelson Mandela Bay and the country. ; A display of some of the learners’ work of art.

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The garments provide the necessary warmth, while still offering comfort and style. When faced with that miserable day, it is best to be prepared and have your trusty and reliable Jonsson Clothing jacket on hand. It could be just the thing you need to keep the flus and colds at bay too. So, get ahead of the icy winds this year and make your way down to the Co-op Mica to get your winter gear in order before the season gets in full swing. For more info or advice on your warm winter wear needs visit the Co-op Mica, located in the Willow Road Shopping Centre on the corner of Circular Drive and Willow Road or contact the sales team on 041 007 0580.

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Ma Kholeka passionate about education of children NWABISA FUNDE KHOLEKA Mbusi, affectionately known as Ma Kholeka, is passionate about the early development of children before they take on the ropes of primary school. “I believe it is an important factor to unlock the ability of a child to read and learn at an early age,” said Ma Kholeka, who is the principal of Khazimla Day Care Centre. The day-care centre, which is situated in

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Red Location, New Brighton, is run by Ma Kholeka, together with two practitioners. Ma Kholeka and her team take care of the day-to-day activities, such as athletics for the children, as well as the preparation of their meals. The Eastern Cape Department of Social Development provides food for the young children and payment for the practitioners though Ma Kholeka says the infrastructure of the school is starting to raise concern. “To have a learning environment that is

safe is one of my main priorities as the principal of the day care. It is unfortunate that in recent events the school has experienced a break-in where the electrical wires were stolen. “This is certainly a hazard for the children” said Ma Kholeka. Khazimla Day Care requires assistance to ensure that the time the children spend during the day is filled with joy and safety for the children. For more information contact Kholeka Mbusi on 078 956 1715.

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Local youth centre a lifeline for young boys THANDI SETOKOE CURRENTLY, home to more than 30 boys, aged between four and 21, the ACVV Khayalethu Youth Centre, a Christian organisation based in Kragga Kamma Road in Theescombe, is making a difference in the lives of many young boys. Established in 1996, after a definite need was identified for a permanent alternative for boys living on the street, Khayalethu, meaning “our home”, provides the boys living at the centre with the necessary tools needed to

Director of the ACVV Khayalethu Youth Centre, Dr Marietije van der Merwe, with Khayalethu old boy, Thobela Meyane, who now works as a petrol attendant. PHOTO:THANDI SETOKOE

prepare them physically, emotionally and intellectually to become responsible, functioning members of society. According to Khayalethu’s director, Dr Marietjie van der Merwe, the boys are placed at the centre through social workers, following a thorough selection process. “As soon as we have a vacancy at the centre we contact the social workers. What one needs to realise is that on the streets the boys build their own little families, they know where the soup kitchens are and nobody tells them what to do. So, for them, it’s not all negative, they survive,” Dr Van der Merwe said. She described how the best way to break the cycle was to get the boys off the streets as quickly as possible, adding that the shorter they stay on the streets the better. “Coming to the centre is a big change for them because they now have to accustom themselves to a different way of life – simple things like brushing their teeth, taking a bath and learning etiquette.” The children’s home has since expanded when the Khayalethu Oliver House was established in 2007 to accommodate the older boys and students from Khayalethu. Offering various programmes, this halfway house is aimed at equipping the boys with the skills and maturity they need for independent living and to become proud, confident workers, husbands and fathers. “According to government regulations, the boys must leave the youth centre either when they leave school or turn 18 years old. This presents enormous challenges for boys who are not yet fully equipped to re-enter society on their own which sometimes leads to the boys returning to the streets. “Hence, the development of Khayalethu Oliver House for the older boys,” Dr Van der Merwe explained. She described how, at Oliver House, the boys are given more freedom and responsibilities and more focus is placed on skills development and practical life lessons. The boys are also placed in work skills programmes with various local companies where they are absorbed into the workforce and earn practical traits as well as social

Director of the ACVV Khayalethu Youth Centre, Dr Marietije van der Merwe, with Khayalethu old boy, Nkosinathi Mangqangwana.

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skills to equip them for the future. An old boy of Khayalethu, Nkosinathi Mangqangwana (28), who arrived at the centre at the age of nine said he would forever be grateful to Khayalethu for moulding him into the man he is today. “I honestly don’t know what would have become of me had I not been taken in at the centre. “I have learnt so many valuable life lessons and skills that I will carry with me wherever I go,” Mangqangwana said. Now, giving back to the centre by volunteering as a child care worker and gumboot dancing teacher, Mangqangwana described how they attended weekly prayer meetings and mentorship programmes which taught them the value of prayer and fellowship. “The men at the prayer sessions would offer us counselling which really helped a lot. I am now a Christian and have grown so much spiritually,” Mangqangwana added. Another success story is Thobela Meyane (22). He shared how when he arrived at the centre, he did not know a word of English but can now speak, read and understand it fully. “At Khayalethu I was given the opportunity

of getting an education and I was also enrolled into a bricklaying course,” Meyane said. The young man who arrived at the centre at the age of 14 now lives on his own and works at a local garage. Praising the leadership of Dr Van der Merwe he said, “Doc’s love and care for the boys is absolutely amazing. How she was able to put up with all of us is truly special,” Meyane added. Responding to where he sees himself in five years time, Meyane said he planned on furthering his studies and following his greatest passion, music. “I love singing and I’m hoping to become a gospel singer one day. I also want to work as a fisherman for a couple of years and during that time, I will be saving up money to buy a brickmaking machine, so, I can start my own business,” Meyane said. Khayalethu is only partly government subsidised and the Oliver House receives no government funding at all, making fundraising a vital key to the survival and success of the projects. The boys also volunteer in various community projects and are also involved in sporting activities.

Dance studios team up for studio opening CAIRO Moon Belly and Greek Dance Studio PE will be hosting its official opening at the Sonheuwels Church Hall, in Bougainvillea Drive, Westering on Saturday, June 9. This enchanted forest-themed evening promises a variety of entertainment. Dance studios from near and far will be performing styles, including belly and fire fusion dancers, line dancers, ballet, hip-hop and modern dancing. The line-up includes Cairo Moon Belly and Greek Dance Studio, represented by owners Marina Simopoulos Basson and Daleen Scheepers, Dance Kids Port Elizabeth, Leanka Laubscher Dance Studio, represented by Face of Talent Africa winner 2018, MJ du Preez and more.

Cairo Moon Belly and Greek Dance Studio PE offers classes in belly dance, Latin, Greek, line dancing and belly fitness. The studio also engages in charity work and engages the public through various events in an effort to educate them about the art of belly dancing. Pancakes will be on sale at the event and the proceeds raised will be donated to Sonheuwels Church and Cat Rescue Port Elizabeth. Tickets are available for R80 and R40 for children under the age of 12. Donations of tins of cat food/cat pellets or a soft baby blanket will be greatly appreciated. For more information and tickets contact Cairo Moon Studio on 083 658 2078 or email cairomoonpe@gmail.com. – REPORTER

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TOURISM IN THE SPOTLIGHT: ALGOA GRAND PRIX INDOOR GO-KARTING

Exhilarating fun behind the wheel of a go-kart The PE Express visited Algoa Grand Prix Indoor Go-Karting at the Moffett on Main Lifestyle Centre last Thursday to experience first-hand what the hype was about. TANYA VAN ZYL and ZELDRÉ STRAUSS SWANEPOEL put their notebooks away and got behind the steering wheel of a 200cc go-kart. ON your marks . . . get set . . .GO! The light goes green and we’re off. At the first left turn I get stuck – I took the corner too quick. “Oh no! HELP!” I yelled, checking to see how far ahead my colleague Zeldré is. Now, I know it’s not a race – I did try to convince myself of this, but we are on a race track after all and I just can’t help it. After a push and a shove, I’m back on the track and I’m loving every second of it. I eventually caught up with Zeldré and lapped her . . . twice! But she cruised at her own speed at which she was comfortable in and I drove like a maniac, or at least that is what it felt like. Turns out I’m not a Lewis Hamilton and that my fastest lap time of 00:29:885 isn’t even close to that of the league leaders. But the adrenaline rush I felt while drifting around the corners and putting pedal to the metal made me feel like I was in an actual race – adrenaline heaven even. Algoa Grand Prix Indoor Go-Karting was opened by Tom Hugo and Peter Schultz one year ago. “It was a lot of hard work opening up this place. The whole idea was to let it look and feel like a race course. We really try to recreate a real racing experience for the people,” Hugo said. They even have a very accurate electronic lap count system, he added. They have 16 go-karts, of which four are junior cars (90cc). Children older than six

years can ride their own kart or if they are not comfortable driving on their own, they can ride with an adult in a double car. Children younger than six, who are not allowed to drive yet, can also ride in the double car with an adult. According to Hugo, paraplegic customers can also be accommodated with prior arrangement. “We have a mechanic who converts the regular kart to suit the paraplegic customer’s needs, but we need to be informed in advance,” he explained. They also cater for corporate functions and parties of all kinds, from birthday parties to

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ABOVE: Tom Hugo shows how it is done. RIGHT: Zeldré Swanepoel gives a thumbs up for this experience. PHOTOS: TANYA VAN ZYL bachelor parties. Hugo said they also have a bar where people can relax after a race or where non-drivers can sit and watch all the action on the course. They are open from 10:00 to 22:00 from Tuesdays to Saturday and from 10:00 to 16:00 on Sundays. On Mondays they host league racing.

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Young Pearsonite a lifesaving star

Kabega Primary receives new u/13 rugby jerseys

REPORTER DYLAN Fourie, a Grade 8 learner from Pearson High School, has taken his passion for swimming to the next level, and he now uses his well-honed talent for the sport of lifesaving.

Kabega Primary School’s staff and learners are very excited about their brand-new u/13 rugby jerseys. They are grateful to Louw Lochner Properties who recently sponsored the jerseys. Pictured here at the handover are, from left, Kabega Primary principal Andrew Jonas, team captain Nathan Smith, coach Morné Roelofse and Louw Lochner. The team cannot wait to show off their new attire. PHOTO:SUPPLIED

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Fourie began his foray into lifesaving at the age of 13, when he joined Summerstrand Lifesaving Club as a nipper. This year he has progressed to the juniors and is excelling at the sport. Responding to why he went from swimming in pools to lifesaving, Fourie said swimming laps was no longer a challenge to him. “One day I was at a function and I saw junior lifesavers training, so, I decided to go and try it for myself. I enjoyed it so much that I stayed,” he said. His love for the ocean was also a contributing factor in him pursuing the sport. His advice to youngsters who have wondered about the sport is to join a club and try it for themselves to see how good they are. Fourie competes in three disciplines: swimming, beach events and Malibu board. He was recently included in the Eastern Province lifesaving team that participated in the interprovincial competition earlier this month.

Dylan Fourie dashes across the sand to save a life.

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be a prize for the best dressed person. The show starts at 17:30 for 18:00. General tickets cost R50 and R100 for

the front row. Tickets are available from the models or by calling the office on 041 368 2491. < Some models who will be seen at the fashion show. At the back from left are Micaela Meyer, Tsungirirari Ziwumbgwa, Michaela Bence, Candice van Rooyen, Shelby MacLachlan and Chumile Nonjola. In the middle are Caitlin Thumbiron, Bianca de Beer, Aimee Sinden and Danielle Perkins. In front is Chardené Juta. PHOTO: ROBIN

The Winter Runway Collection show will take place at the Edward Hotel on Saturday, June 2. Owner Veruschka Barnard O’Ehley said there were various top clothing stores on board and that the models were making their own accessories for the fashion show. “This year there will be different collections put together by myself and we will end off with the showstopper who will also be styled by me.” The theme of the show is black and white, and audience members are encouraged to put together their own fashion ensemble as there will

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Kabega Primary supports dreams

Lauren and Luke make Charlo proud

Kabega Primary School raised R8 680 with their recent slipper day, which they donated to the Reach for a Dream Foundation. From left are Simnikiwe Ntlama, Cameron Malgas, Claire Thomas, Andrew Jonas (principal), Michelle van Huyssteen (Reach for a Dream), Nathan Smith, Francois de Jager and Corrie van Eck. PHOTO:SUPPLIED

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Alpha Primary School in Gelvandale recently raised R3 500 for the Nkosinathi Foundation of and for Blind and Partially Sighted People. At the handover were, from left, Cashelle McLean (Nkosinathi Foundation), Euden Booysen (head boy), Metaela Septoo (head girl) and Dr Charlotte Hendricks (principal). PHOTO:SUPPLIED

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ADVERTORIAL: NELSON MANDELA BAY TRAIN RACE

Popular man vs train race is back REPORTER PEOPLE of the Eastern Cape, get out your running shoes, apply your sunscreen, grab a friend or family member and put on your biggest smile because this local event is going to be one to remember. On August 19, Zsports and Medihelp Medical Scheme will be the proud hosts of the annual Medihelp Nelson Mandela Bay Train Race. If you’re looking for some adventure, then look no further, as this is the perfect event to showcase your natural born talent by having some good old-fashioned fun. The race will not only provide some excellent exercise but also give you a run for your money, literally. Be part of the chase by racing against a Metro Train and absorb the entire electric atmosphere that the community has to offer. This noble event will not only make you feel

great on the outside by also on the inside, as the Childhood Cancer Foundation of South Africa (CHOC) is the designated charity for this year. The race aims to bring the community together, by providing you a chance to participate with friends, family, colleagues, social clubs and school relay teams, consisting of five runners and one mountain bike cyclist and for all teams to support CHOC. Make your mark this year by adding some of your athletic spirit by taking part and reaching the finish line before the machine. If you don’t consider yourself to be a sprinter, come down to the event anyway, as the public, sponsor representatives and VIPS will have the opportunity to experience the beauty of the Nelson Mandela Bay Train with a thrilling race, alongside the competing teams. Talk about the ride of a lifetime. It’s a wonderful family affair and for first time train rider. There are 750 tickets available for the pub-

lic to purchase, but act quickly as it sells out fast. If you’d like to take part in this amazing race, book your tickets now or sign up to be a volunteer and experience all the action behind the scenes while working as an en route marshal or assisting the passengers on board the train. Entries open today, Wednesday May 23, and are available from the Zsports website. Entries are free for Medihelp members. For more information on Medihelp Medical Scheme and to find out how to join visit www.medihelp.co.za. Be part of this experience and receive all sorts of goodies, ranging from Medihelp Train Race T-shirts, lunch packs and goodie bags. Whichever role you’ll be participating in, it’s guaranteed to make your day. The race starts at 09:00 at the Port Elizabeth railway station and ends at 13:00 at the Uitenhage railway station.

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THE Nelson Mandela University’s Music Department is proud is to be hosting an Eastern Cape Trio of JF Viljoen, Caleb Vaughn-Jones and Jenny Brand at the Nelson Mandela University South Campus Auditorium on Saturday, June 2. The recital will consist of pieces from Beethoven, Faure, Schumann and Mozart and is sure to leave you speechless. The trio is made up of three brilliant musi-

cians, who have managed to achieve so much through their love for music. Vaughn-Jones, an American cellist, was born in Charleston, South Carolina, but now resides in South Africa. Vaughn-Jones has performed in the Shakespeare Theatre in Washington DC and has contributed soundtrack recordings for the video game, Civilization V. He has also collaborated with many actors on stage and in film. Viljoen and Brand are South African-born musicians.

Viljoen graduated with a Master’s degree in Music from the Nelson Mandela University and is the chosen soloist for the Eastern Cape Philharmonic Youth Concerto festival. Brand studied in Bloemfontein, where she completed her BMus Hons and won the woodwind section of the ATKV Forte competition. Tickets are available at the door for R50 (adults), R30 (pensioners) and R20 (students). The event starts at 19:00 For more information contact Nicky Bosman on 041 504 4235.

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Fun-filled programme for Priory fair this weekend REPORTER THE Priory Fair, one of Port Elizabeth’s longest-running school fêtes and an annual highlight on the city calendar for a fun-filled family day out, has added some new attractions alongside its time-tested favourites for this weekend’s event on Friday and Saturday. The Friday night before the fair has become known for its entertainment line-up and this year offers a family movie night under the stars for the first time, screening a double feature of Moana and Sing. The evening also offers music and fun with Let’s Go Country, featuring local artists performing classics from way back to modern-day, awaiting in the beer tent, offering prizes for the best dressed as well as lucky draws. Saturday’s Fair will see another new addition, with braai fundis invited to show off their skills in a potjiekos competition which will be sending out tantalising aromas from early morning until the judging at 12:30. It’s all about the food, but the judg-

es will also be looking out for the best dressed team, the most attractive table and the most spirited team. Tickets for potjiekos meals will be available at 13:00. The Priory Dog Show offers a host of prizes from best walker and best dressed, to best pedigree, best cross breed, and the dog the judges would most like to take home. Entries are R40 per dog, with registration from 08:00 and the competition starting at 09:00. A portion of the proceeds will go to Animal Welfare. Food stalls will also be available, including a cake stall, Indian and Chinese food stalls, along with breakfast for the early risers, burgers, spitkoek, pancakes, ice-cream, a tea garden and the ever-popular braai stand alongside the other stalwarts of the Fair. There will also be a beer tent with music and sport on the big screens throughout the day. Kids’ activities like the funfair, pony rides, a giant inflatable park, pedal go-carts, a soft play area, and face-painting will also be available for the youngsters. A full programme of music and entertainment includes Priory’s

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‘Peppa Pig’ heads to Bay REPORTER WHEN Peppa Pig Live in South Africa, in partnership with black, comes to the Port Elizabeth PE Opera House from June 22 to June 24, one cast member is likely to feel very at home. Port Elizabeth’s own Ashleigh Butcher takes on the roll of Peppa’s human friend, Anna – the show’s singing and dancing storyteller. Fans of the ever-popular Peppa and George Pig are in for a treat as the siblings, together with all their special friends, including favourites Suzy Sheep, Danny Dog and Pedro Pony, embark on their fantastical adventure in the much-anticipated stage show. Butcher, a talented musical theatre graduate who has performed in award-winning shows around South Africa, is the perfect addition to this brand-new adventure. Polly Parrot and Mr Dinosaur have vanished, leading Peppa, George, Mummy and Daddy Pig to embark on an incredible journey to find the missing duo. As always, Peppa’s friends

are on hand to help in the hunt. Owing to the popularity of Peppa Pig and overwhelming public demand for tickets, additional family discount packages have been released with seats available from just R149 when booking four or more tickets at specific shows. General public ticket sales and family packages as well as exclusive VIP packages are available at Computicket. Peppa Pig Live in South Africa will have fans laughing, cheering and dancing, just like Peppa. This fully immersive musical production, featuring favourite songs along with incredible life-sized puppets and beautifully costumed characters, brings Peppa Pig to life like never before. Look out for those muddy puddles, it’s time to see Peppa, George and friends live on stage for the first time ever. WIN! WIN! WIN!

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jazz and marimba bands, the Booysen’s Park Violins and the Lake Farm Band, as well as local artists, like Alasdair Gillies, Graham Beyer, Jen Schneeberger, Ken and Doron, Cliffy Stuurman, UDAKA, Claire Venn, Lee, and Mikayla Kaschula, finishing up with Erroll and the Kini Bay Band at 15:30. Entertainment in the arena area includes demonstrations of karate, fencing, dancing, rhythmic gymnastics and unarmed combat; and there’s a vehicle exhibition for those in the market for new wheels. For the treasure hunters, there’s always a wide array of books on offer, as well as bargains to be found on the white elephant stall, alongside stalls selling clothing, jewellery, pet products, and arts and crafts. A number of local community and charity organisations will also have stalls at the Fair, including Aurora Special Care Centre, CHOC (Childhood Cancer Foundation), Lake Farm Centre, SANCCOB (SA Foundation for Conservation of Coastal Birds), Vonnies Rescue Animals, One Land Love It and the Blind Society.

Along with old favourites, there’s plenty of new activities at this year’s Priory Fair. PHOTO:CLAIRE VAN ROOYEN Fast facts: . The Fair opens officially at 09:00 on Saturday. Entry to the Fair is free and parking is available on the school grounds and surrounding area. A Park ‘n Ride shuttle at R10 return will be available from the Fountain Vineyard Church in nearby Newcombe Avenue. . Tickets (R50) for the outdoor

cinema on Friday can be purchased at the gate or beforehand from the school. Refreshments on sale. Bring your own blankets, camping chairs and picnics. Starting time, 17:30 for 18:00. . Let’s Go Country starts at 19:00 on Friday May 25, in the beer tent. Tickets R90 from Cindy on 083 986 5065 or Janet on 083 406 3067.

US opera to be performed in the Bay REPORTER THE Mandela University’s Music Department is proud to present Wading Home, an Opera of New Orleans, performed by students from the Southern Methodist University in Dallas, Nelson Mandela University’s Choral Ensemble and the Eastern Cape Children’s Choir, at the South Campus Auditorium on May 30. Wading Home is a short (split one act) opera about the story of one New Orleans family’s struggle to reunite both spiritually and physically after the devastation of Hurricane Katrina. It is based on a novel by Dallasbased writer Rosalyn Story. Her novel, called Wading Home, a Nov-

el of New Orleans, was published in September 2010, and grew, in part, from her personal experience as a musician and her time volunteering with Habitat for Humanity in New Orleans after Katrina. A distinguished professor of music and voice at Southern Methodist University, Prof Barbara Hill Moore, producer and music director said almost three years ago they premiered this new opera, Wading Home, with performances in New Orleans and Dallas, commemorating the survivors of Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans, to wide critical acclaim. “Considering all the very sad issues with water throughout South Africa. I decided this would be the

ideal time for the Wading Home theme of overcoming the wrath of nature through community spirit, determination, working together and faith. “We have so much in common with our struggles with the damage and death involved with dealing with too much water and yours of dealing with not enough water,” she said. Entrance for this production is free and the event starts at 19:00. Free-will donations will benefit the Eastern Cape Children’s Choir and the Bruce Foote Memorial Scholarship Foundation, which assists South African students in voice study at Southern Methodist University in Dallas. For more info contact Nicky Bosman on 041 504 4235.

Mentalist Peel to perform in Bay REPORTER

and humorous approach. Born to be an entertainer, and with a AWARD-WINNING mentalist and strong theatrical background, Peel magician Brendon Peel will per- says you can call him a magician, form his show, Hocus Pocus, in a mentalist or an illusionist. Port Elizabeth for one night only. “I am what is known a mentalist, which is basically a magician who Peel has performed across South focuses on performing magic of the Africa and internamind,” he explains. tionally and is look“Designing ing forward to wowshows that incoring audiences in the porate effects or ilFriendly City with lusions that have his unique brand of never been seen bemagic and mentalfore really excites ism – not only beme,” he continues. cause he loves en“In magic, it is thralling magic fans beautiful when you but because he hails can suspend somefrom PE. one’s reality even if “My previous it is for just a fleetshow, Mysteries of ing moment.” the Mind, ended up Named by critics being a sold-out run as one of the top in the Savoy Theaperformers in his tre in my home field, Peel is guartown, so that is Mentalist Brendon Peel. anteed to engage, something I considPHOTO:SUPPLIED entertain and blow er to be a career the minds of everyhighlight,” said Peel. one in the audience with a show Presented by Magic Africa Pro- which is fun and engaging for the ductions and Big Mouth Entertain- whole family – the perfect night ment, Hocus Pocus is a show filled out. with hard-hitting mentalism and Hocus Pocus will be performed mind-reading routines as well as on Saturday at the Protea Hotel by more traditional magic tricks as Marriott, Port Elizabeth Marine at Peel guides the audience through 20:00. a variety of illusions and feats all Tickets are available from Comblended together with a fun-loving puticket.

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Provincial recognition for United Through Sport learners REPORTER ELEVEN children, who are participating in United Through Sport’s programmes in Nelson Mandela Bay, have been selected to represent their province in either rugby or hockey. “We are exceptionally proud of these young sport stars who al-

Kiara Meyer and Sachin Padayachee, from Alexander Road High School.

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ways give their best on the field,” said United Through Sport South Africa director Nick Mould. “Nurturing talent from a young age is crucial for the development of the children and we pride ourselves in unlocking sporting opportunities for the talented children who participate in our programmes,” he said. Currently, 140 children across

Clarendon Park Primary School sports administrator, Anda Sakube, (middle) with Wayvin Meyer (left) and Keenan Martin. PHOTO:SUPPLIED

Nelson Mandela Bay participate in United Through Sport’s Junior School of Excellence (JSE) programme. The programme offers an additional two hours of teaching and coaching every day after school – providing extra academic support in Maths and English, further sports coaching, life skills classes and personal mentoring. Deserving children from the JSE are then selected for the senior school of excellence programme (SSE), for placement at some of the top participating high schools in the city. At Astra Primary School, three boys were selected for the EP Hockey u/13 team: Caylan Fouché (C team), Trent Gunn (B team) and Coby Jonas (C team). In addition, Caleb Gaseba – also from Astra Primary School – was selected for the EP Hockey u/14 A team. In the u/14 B team, Sachin Padayachee was selected to represent his school, Alexander Road High School. Claredon Park learner, Wayvin Meyer, made the EP Hockey u/13 A team, while fellow schoolmate, Keenan Martin, had been selected

Karateka duke it out at national champs REPORTER

for the final round of the EP Rugby Trials, which will be held in Bloemfontein later this month, where the A and B teams are selected. At St George’s Primary School, Keanu van Niekerk made the EP Hockey u/13 B team and Clireez

THE DB Fine Chemicals/Caledonian FC national veterans tournament will be back in Port Elizabeth again this weekend for its 14th annual instalment on Friday and Saturday.

The senior men’s kata winners were, from left, Shaun Kapp (Dragon Suburbs, PE, silver medal), Jacques Bardenhorst (Dragons, Gauteng, gold) and Thanduxolo Royi (Joza Karate Club, Grahamstown) who won the bronze medal. PHOTOS:SUPPLIED

The ladies’ brown and black belt senior kata winners were, from left, Mel Ackerman (East Cape Shotokan-Ryu, Grahamstown, silver medal) with silver, Tanya de Villiers (PE Noord/Kase-Ha, gold) and Bianca Lamastra (PE Noord, bronze).

The senior ladies’ brown and black belt kumite winners were, from left, Tanya de Villiers (PE Noord Karate Club, silver medal), Mel Ackerman (East Cape Shotokan-Ryu, Grahamstown, gold) and Raylene Witbooi (L&J Karate Club, Uitenhage), who won the bronze.

ry, with Ackerman taking gold and De Villiers silver. UWKSA president Gary Grapentin said, “The championship was extremely successful with UWKSA once again showing positive growth in membership over the past 12 months.

“Based on results achieved at the weekend’s championship, a team will be selected to represent UWKSA at the 2019 UWK World Championships.” He said this was the first time that the championship had been held in Port Elizabeth.

Brugh made the EP Hockey u/13 B team. In the United Through Sport’s Senior School of Excellence Programme, Kiara Meyer from Alexander Road High School made the hockey u/18 A team, as did Kyra Jurgens from Pearson High.

Veterans soccer tournament returns for its 14th instalment REPORTER

THE third United World Karate South Africa National Championships took place at The Boardwalk Hotel’s Tsitsikamma Room on May 5, where more than 260 karateka competed on six floors in categories ranging from novice to elite. In the veteran men’s brown and black belt kata category, Mzwandile Matebese of Joza Karate Club in Grahamstown won gold, while the Western Cape’s JP Muller (Brackenfell Shotokan Karate Academy) claimed the top position in the veteran men’s kumite. Anne Hartley of East Cape Shotokan-Ryu in Port Alfred won gold in the veteran ladies’ kata category. The cadet boys (age 15 to 17) red to black belt male kata and kumite categories were both won by Brent Smith of East Cape Shotokan Ryu, Grahamstown. Morishca Minnie of PE Noord won gold in the cadet girls’ (age 15 to 17) red to black belt kata category and in a controversial kumite final in the same age category, Kayle Olivier of East Cape Shotokan-Ryu was awarded gold after her opponent was disqualified for excessive contact. There was action aplenty in the senior men’s brown to black belt kata and kumite categories with Jacques Bardenhorst of Dragons Karate Club (Gauteng) winning both gold medals. Shaun Kapp (Dragon Suburbs Karate Dojo, Port Elizabeth) and Lutho Singata (Rhodes University Shotokan Karate Club, Grahamstown) were the respective silver medallists in the kata and kumite categories. Both Bardenhorst and Singata will be travelling to Dundee, Scotland for the WUKF World Championships next month. Tanya de Villiers of PE Noord Karate Club clinched the senior ladies’ brown and black belt kata category, while Mel Ackerman of East Cape ShotokanRyu, Grahamstown placed second. These positions were reversed in the kumite catego-

From left are Astra Primary School hockey coach Samantha van Heerden, with learners Caylan Fouché, Caleb Gaseba, Trent Gunn, Coby Jonas and principal Desmond Lewis. PHOTO:SUPPLIED

The Caledonian Football Club, affectionately known as Callies, will once again host the event at their fields in Sunridge Park. Teams from Johannesburg, Cape Town, East London and Port Elizabeth will be vying for R10 000 in prize money. Returning teams Bothasig and Vasco da Gama from Cape Town will be joined for the first time by Park United, Fairview Rovers and Stephanians from Ottery. Also returning will be PE All Stars. This team is made up of players who now live in various parts of the country, but who get together once a year to take part in this tournament. Some of the teams also feature ex-professional players in their ranks, so, the standard of football

is very high. In conjunction with the tournament, Callies will also hold a reunion evening tomorrow, from 19:00, to celebrate Callies’ 120th anniversary. Ex-players from all the old EPFA and PEFA clubs are welcome to join. On Saturday, after the prize-giving, the Champions League final between Liverpool and Real Madrid will be screened live on the big screen. The tournament will kick off on Friday at 16:40 with a match between Rangers FC and Callies on the A-field and another match between Park United and PE All Stars on the B-field. Saturday’s matches will start at 08:40 when Vasco Da Gama and Fairview Rovers will face off on the A-field and Bothasig 2 and Acemates on the B-field. Entry to the grounds and the clubhouse is free from 16:00 on Friday and 09:00 on Saturday. Refreshments will be sold and music will be played throughout the weekend. For more info contact Doc Ausmeier on 083 655 5995.

The winners of last year's national veterans' tournament, Callies’ Vets.

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Entrepreneurial network to be launched at golf day NWABISA FUNDE BAY entrepreneurs and professionals will be provided with a platform that will celebrate and allow them to connect with others that share the same interests in growth and development. The Gentlemen’s Network, which is aimed at celebrating what makes the modern gentleman, will be launching this initiative through a golf day that is due to take place on Friday. This golf day will allow those in attendance to be treated to the wise words of speakers, such as Mandla Madwara, Vuyo Dabula, Nqabayomzi Kwankwa, Mafa Bavuma and Xolani Yisaka,

all of which are experts in their respective fields. The Gentlemen’s Network will further convene in the development of CSI initiatives that the network will carry through as well what is described as the “traditional consumer show”. “The network culminates in a living, breathing annual event where we create a man cave space for the discerning gentleman to retreat and enjoy the company of his peers,” said Linda Tom who is the organiser of the event. The golf day will be taking place at the Humewood Golf Course at 13:00. For more info contact Linda Tom on 079 791 8083.

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East Cape Watercolour Association (ECWA): Will host Cape St Francis artist Judy

Fish for a workshop on how to use Golden Paint products on canvass, along with watercolours, at Wesley Gardens Hall, Methodist Homes, in Greenshields Park on June 6 at 09:30. The cost is R100 for members and R150 for non-members, but bookings closed on April 30. Contact Les on 078 161 0719.

Voetsac Hiking Club: Will go on an easy 13km hike at Maitland Mine on Saturday at a cost of R35. Contact Grant Lisher on 083 656 9260. They will also go on a moderate 12km hike at Crossways at a cost of R25. Contact Tony Hill on 083 675 1870. Dias Quilter’s Guild: Will hold their monthly

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Foods, Arts and Craft Fair: Will take place at Walmer Town Hall on June 3 from 09:00 to 14:00. Entrance is free to the public. There will be entertainment for the children, as well as food and other stalls. Contact Riana on 076 783 2191. Ope-skietdag: Sal by die Blougat Skietbaan by

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Locally Yours Market: Will take place at the

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Art in the Park: Will take place at St George’s Park on Sunday from 08:00 to 14:00. There will be arts and crafts, bric-a-brac and food stalls. It will be a day of fun for the whole family. New stalls are welcome. Contact Maureen Oliver on 072 245 4926. NG Kerk PE Heideveld: Sal hulle kermis op 1 Junie om 16:30 op die hoek van Dundeeweg en Stirlingstraat in Rowallanpark hou. Verskeie heerlike eetgoed sal te koop aangebied word en daar sal ook handwerk en speelgoed tafels wees. Die padstal sal ook allerhande verrassings bied. Clothing Sale: Lorraine Methodist Church in

Luneville Road will have a second-hand clothing sale from their Clothing Shop on Friday from 14:00 to 16:00. Good quality second-hand clothing will be available at affordable prices.

Lowella 041 503 6023 | Riana 041 503 6026 | Fax: 041 503 6039

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Nkosinathi Foundation: Will host its annual

general meeting and their 70th birthday celebration at the NG Kerk Moedergemeente on the corner of Kirkwood and Geard Street in North End on June 6 at 09:30. RSVP by May 28 to Cashelle McLean on 041 487 1150.

Cheshire Home Summerstrand: Will host their annual fete at their premises in Gomery Avenue, Summerstrand on June 2 at 08:00. There will be various food stalls, as well as a beer tent and many more with lots of bargains. An auction will start at 11:00. Contact 041 583 2183. Kerke Basaar: Sal deur die NG Kerk PE Wes

en Grace en Biker’s Kerk op Saterdag om 08:00 op die hoek van 5de Laan en Pickeringstraat in Newton Park gehou word. Heerlike eetgoed sal te koop aangebied word en daar sal ’n teetuin en ’n tombolatafel beskikbaar wees. Kontak Janine by die kerkkantoor by 041 365 2122.

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Glams Entertainment: Will have a Hawaiian

Oldies at Malabar Hall on Friday from 20:00. DJ Sammy will be providing the music. There will be lucky draws. Tickets at R40 will be available at the door. Sponsored by Robertson Winery. Contact Angie on 071 986 5837.

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PENSION/ PACKAGE Payout (lumpsum only)

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TREEBOYS Tree felling, Plot & bush clearing, Stump removing, Any chainsaw work, Hedge trimming, Shaping palms Garden refuse removal

Phone Simba 073 395 2275 Web: www.treeboys.co.za

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TREE FELLING & TRIMMING (Light, domestic) PLOT CLEARING ARISTEA ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES FREE QUOTES IN PE

BARRY 083 640 5504

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CURTAINS WE QUOTE MAKE-UP AND HANG RINA 041 360 9732 083 299 1825

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TILING PAINTING (Master tiler) No job too small Affordable & efficient Contact Vernon 079 194 6784

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Balustrades * Betcrete Innova ve Polymer * Low Maintenance * Various Pa erns Available Installed for you! Free Quotes!

MANDI

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Tel./whatsapp

071 389 2569

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COMPOST Bush Soil Mix

4 composted manures Composted pine bark Ideal for PE gardens Tested by nurseries as the best 50 kg bags, bakkie loads, truck loads Free delivery in PE

CELL 082 8611650

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PAINTING Exterior and Interior High pressure cleaning of roofs and paving Quality Work Contact BOAZ 073 2863359 X1TV7XD5-PX300817

BLINDS * VENETIAN + WOODEN * VERTICLE + ROLLER * ROMAN etc Phone RINA

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Contact RIAAN 082 782 4202

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*Truck, Bakkie or Trailer for hire *Garden rubble *Furniture *Building rubble *Garage clearance

Contact John 079 477 5264

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Greg 073 633 7578

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Professional Home, Commercial and Industrial property inspections

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REFUSE REMOVAL R190 p/load Rubble removal R240 - Garden refuse - Garage clearance - Household/Industrial - Appliances removal - Grass laying

Eddie 072 614 5039

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Contact Neville: 063 067 4056

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FOR CUT AND EDGE

MELAMINE BOARDS POSTFORM TOPS AND CABINETMAKER HARDWARE 2,7M DECKING

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SANTA PE provides a forti ed food supple-

mentation to TB patients in need of nutritional support through the District PHC clinic facilities. Many of the TB patients’ and their family are also in need of community support, and SANTA PE thus collects good and re-usable clothing items for issue to the patients in need. Currently the SANTA PE clothing bank is very low on clothing items and hence our appeal made to members of the public to kindly donate their items of used clothing to SANTAPE.

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* Flat MELTHOID roofs * CORRUGATED & IBR roofs * SLATE TILE roofs * ASBESTOS roofs * CHIMNEYS * FLASHING on any roof * ROOF painting

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GENERAL NOTICES .

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The Department of Social Development is requesting anyone with information with regards to the whereabouts of the father of Ibenam Siyamthanda Bosman to contact the Social Worker: Mrs. N.J. Mdunyelwa-Ponono at 041 406 5846 during o/h [08h00-16h30] and or fax: [041 406 5752]. To our Knowledge the biological mother of the child Zoleka Portia Bosman is deceased. We are looking for biological father of the child who is unknown to the family. The Department of Social Development is requesting anyone with information with regards to whereabouts of the biological father of Khula Bulelwa whose whereabouts are reportedly unknown by the family. Anyone with information please contact the Social Worker Ms Weziwe Dana at 041 461 7914/5/6/7 during o/h (08h00-16h30) The Department of Social Development is requesting anyone with information with regards to whereabouts of the biological father of Mboniswa Hlumelo whose whereabouts are reportedly unknown by the family. Anyone with information please contact the Social Worker Ms Weziwe Dana at 041 461 7914/5/6/7 during o/h (08h00-16h30)

Family Restoration Services, Motherwell Port Elizabeth is requesting anyone with information with regards to the father of Somikazi Mahlati born 12/09/2007. The mother of the child Nobathembo Mahlati deceased. The father of the child is Mxolisi Mathew Klass. He previously worked at Save a tyre in Sidwell. If you have any information please contact Social Worker: Mrs G.D Wessels at 083 276 9815 during office hours (08h00-16h00

Riana 041 503 6026

The Department of Social Development is requesting anyone with information with regards to the identity and whereabouts of the father of the following children: Ziyanda, Chulumanco, Tabang and Thabo Malahle. The biological mother is Noxolo Iris Malahle who is deceased. To contact Social Worker Ms S Mdledle at 041-461 7914/5/6/7 during o/h (08h00-16h30). .

The Department of Social Development, is requesting anyone with information about the biological father of the child concerned Bathini Matoti (06/03/2002). The father’s identity and whereabouts are unknown and the biological mothers name is Sindiswa Lorreta Matoti and is deceased. The child is currently under the care of his guardian. Anyone who has information about the biological father of the of the child to contact Social Worker: Nombulelo Kleinbooi at 041 406 5721, during o/h (08H00-16H00) between Monday & Friday.

CMR Port Elizabeth is requesting anyone with information with regards to the whereabouts of Monique Klassen, the biological mother of El-Tonique Klassen, born 20.03.2011, to please contact the social worker, Ms V. Verwey at 041 452 2172 during o/h. The biological mother is believed to be in the Sidwell area Port Elizabeth. The Department of Social Development is requesting anyone with information with regards to the biological father of Sibahle Mabongo born 14th October 2005 & Aqama Mabongo born 22 June 2008 to contact the Social Worker: Mrs. Noxolo Nyezwa at 041 406 5739/5848 during o/h [08h00-16h30] and or fax: 041 4065933. To our Knowledge, the identity of the father of the children concerned unknown to the children's maternal family. The children's mother Siyasanga Garland Mabongo passed away in October 2012.

The Department of Social Development is requesting anyone with information with regards to the biological father of Sisipho Matshisi born 5th January 2004 and Luxolo Matshisi born 16th June 2008 to contact the Social Worker: Mrs. N. Nyezwa at 041 406 5739 during o/h [08h0016h30] and or fax: [041 406 5933. To our Knowledge, the identity of the father of the children is unknown. The biological mother of the children is Lulama Patricia Matshisi who passed away in February 2012.

The Department of Social Development is requesting anyone with regards to the identity and whereabouts of the biological father of Nelisa Mengo. The biological mother of the child is deceased. The child is staying with her maternal aunt Sindiswa Mengo. Anyone with information please contact the Social Worker: Ms L. Plaatjies at 041 406 5778 during o/h.

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The Department of Social Development is requesting anyone with information with regards to the family of the child Alwaba Mfenze 2009-01-06 to contact the Social Worker: Ms. H.B. Ntlangu at 041 406 5956 during o/h [08h00-16h30] and or fax: [041 406 5752]. To our knowledge the biological mother of the child Mandisa Mfenze is deceased. We are looking for the biological father of the child who is unknown to the family.

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The Department of Social Development is requesting anyone with information with regards to the biological father of Siphohesthu Nontombi Mphokeli born 21/11/2000 to contact the Social Worker: Ms. N Nohamba 041 406 5789. To our Knowledge, the identity of the father of the child concerned child is unknown. The biological mother is Nonkosi Caroline Maqungu who passed away. The Department of Social Development is requesting anyone with information with regards to the biological mother of Alupheli Lucky Mntanase born 18/09/2016 at No44 Ngadla Street NU-9 Motherwell to contact the Social Worker Ms N.N Gcaza at 041 461 7914/5,6,7 during o/h (08h00-16h30). The biological mother Noluthando Tshuma. The Department of Social Development is requesting anyone with information with regards to the biological parents of Phoebe Janine Thring 12yrs old to please contact the Social Worker: Ms. N Masuthu on 079 688 4706 Family Restoration Services, Motherwell Port Elizabeth is requesting anyone with information with regards to the father of Silindokuhle Waka born 25/01/2011. The mother of the child Phaka Wanga is deceased. Anyone with information please contact Social Worker: Ms. Sarah Mangezi at 078 1180 736 during office hours (08h00-16h00 )

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AMANDA 082 254 8833

Second time around

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CA$H PAID at

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*DON'T BUY IT•HIRE-IT * Crockery • cutlery • t/cloths • glassware • overlays • stands • tables • chairs • Kiddies chairs, tables & covers, etc. Contact Loanda 0413608264/0827882802

WE COLLECT Phone 484 3231 (o/h) call no 082 800 0674 Buy Back Pawn

FLOORSANDING/ CUPBOARDS Expertly done. Free quotes. Pensioner's discount. Phone Arnie 041 373 5561 or 083 554 4633.

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EMPLOYMENT .

GENERAL

ALL MICROWAVES, TV'S & FRIDGES Working or not, best prices & repairs. Barry 084 447 4633/ 082 491 9209

Roofing & Painting Specialist Robin 076 315 4537 .

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HAIR/BEAUTY 3685

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KILIAN PLUMBERS For all you plumbing requirements Wayne 074 370 0732

CARPET CLEANING FOUR SEASONS Owner supervision. 18 years experience. Carpets, l/suites, blinds, car interior. Mon - Sat. Call: 041 379 5314 083 523 8068 Or Whatsapp / SMS CARPET CLEANING: * TESSA'S* * 28 years experience * Owner supervision Carpets, L/suites, Blinds, Curtains, Leather l/suites, Car interior, mattresses. Call / SMS / Whatsapp 082 464 1145

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Appliance/ Microwave Repairs Don 079 279 2194 / 041 360 2385

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CARAVAN WANTED By pensioners couple Any cond. Also do repairs % 074 777 4452

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*RAY'S CARPETS* For cleaning of houses, motor-car carpets and upholstery. Owner supervision. all hours 041 360 8692 or 078 421 3379

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BARGAIN SCOUT Second hand goods wanted, top prices paid. We buy, sell and pawn. 079 067 6181. www.bargainscout.co.za

AVON Are you motivated, serious to earn extra money and work from home? Sms/whatsapp 073 954 2662 TODAY to join my successful team.

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SHOE & WATCH REPAIR & SHOE STORE Business for sale due to owner being ill, low rental, very profitable. Reasonable price. Phone 041 484 2798 or 073 799 3111

WANTED

STEEL WINDOW REPAIRS Hinges, brackets, brass fittings 041 373 2538 083 693 2723

PAVE CHAMP Charles 072 604 9951

BUSINESS FOR SALE

PROPERTIES

GARAGE DOOR SERVICES Cost R450.00 Pensioners - R400 Craig 072 526 8608

SOCIAL & RECREATION

KOOP motors, bakkies, bote, karavane vanaf R5000 tot R95 000 Skakel /WhatsApp Johnathan 073 139 4998 Andries 074 996 2423

PAVING

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DIVORCE : JAMES PHILIPSON ATTORNEYS 041 586 3309

FRIDGE / FREEZER

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073 329 0539 *FRIDGE DOCTOR Herstel u yskas/ vrieskas op u perseel. Selfde dag diens. 083 762 0365

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VEHICLES WANTED TO BUY

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Family Restoration Services, Motherwell Port Elizabeth is requesting anyone with information with regards to the father of Liyabona Mtimkhulu born 26/12/2006 in the Eastern Cape. Anyone with information please contact Social Worker: Ms. Sarah Mangezi at 078 1180 736 during office hours (08h00-16h00 ) To our knowledge the reported father of the child is unknown.

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REKENAARTEGNIKUS word benodig vir herstel van rekenaars/laptops by gevestigde besigheid in Uitenhage. Kode 08 lisensie is vereiste. E-pos CV na liebe@furnworld international.com

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Mamie embarrass Rose Buds in EP Grand Challenge SELBY MADIKANE MOTHERWELL RFC embarrassed the Alicedale Rose Buds 57-15 in their EP Grand Challenge Shield League match at Motherwell NU 1 Stadium on Saturday.

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Mahle Old Grey retain top position FRANCOIS J ROTHNER MAHLE Old Grey retained top of the log spot in the PELFA Old Buck Gin League, despite suffering a 1-0 defeat at the hands of Fairview Rovers on their home turf. It was a very close game and when half-time arrived, neither side had scored. Fairview Roversâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; pressure eventually paid off when Sharief Mamoojee scored their winner 10 minutes into the second half. Meanwhile, not only did Central Acemates beat Callies 2-0, but they also displaced Callies in second place on the log. Acemates netted their first goal 15 minutes into the first half from a free kick by Malibongwe Sobikwa. Kwanele Mkolo then scored their second goal three minutes before half-time to ensure an upset win. Kuyga Masters are slowly climbing up the log and are now lying fourth after a solid 2-0 victory over PE City at Victoria Park Sports Club. Andile Singaphi scored 18 minutes into the first half and Bandile Mata netted midway through the second half. African Leopards gave Priory a 6-2 hiding on the Oval. Leopards went 2-0 up at half-time thanks to goals from Sipho Solomon and Tabo Simane.

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Draughts champ looking for financial boost SELBY MADIKANE SOUTH Africa and Nelson Mandela Bay Association of Draughts’ (NMBAD) star player, Thembinkosi Hambiyani, is in desperate need of financial assistance to participate in the 2018 ACF National Three-Move Checker tournament in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA, from September 16 to 19. According to NMBAD acting secretary and treasurer, Thamsanqa Nduna, Hambiyani is one of the top players in the game of draughts and has the potential to compete in and win the US Open. Nduna stated that Hambiyani is a disciplined and dedicated player in whom the asso-

ciation takes pride. Hambiyani stated that he was in dire need of funds to make his trip possible to Las Vegas. “I am very desperate for financial assistance towards my trip to Las Vegas because I have been invited to participate in 2018 ACF National Three-Move Checker Tournament. “I need to have R30 000 for my air ticket and hotel accommodation,” he said. “As I would like to represent my country in the international tournament, I will not disappoint my country. I am very proud of South Africa and I would like to make history for my country that I love so much. I appeal to any helpful hand that can make a difference.” Contact Hambiyani on 073 797 2689 or tsewu@gmail.com.

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Teams lose valuable points in relegation battle SELBY MADIKANE WITH the SAFA Nelson Mandela Bay (NMB) SAB Regional League nearing the end of the season, a few teams lost valuable league points on Saturday in their bid to avoid relegation to their respective local football association (LFA). Mabayibone Strikers failed to claim three league points, in their bid to avoid relegation, after they shared a 1-1 draw with Ikamva Movers in Walmer Town-

ship. Strikers are currently at the bottom of the league table. Young Killers, who are also near the bottom of the log, went down 2-1 to Fairview Rovers at Jabavu Stadium. Golden Aces kept their hopes of campaigning in the SAFA NMB SAB Regional League alive, after they had claimed a well-deserved 3-1 victory against home team Morning Stars at Zwide Stadium. Roaring Tigers succumbed 2-0 to Despatch Pioneers at Chevrolet Stadium, while Motherwell Academy edged out

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PE EXPRESS | WEDNESDAY 23 MAY 2018

Night relay series returns to Bay stadium MICHAEL ZOETMULDER

increasingly popular series offers great prizes and a welcome evening of fellowship in the comfort of the VIP Lounge of the Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium. Gather your friends and colleagues for a running team of five persons or a walking team of three persons and come take part in the series where each team member is required to complete a 3.5km lap within the stadium precinct. The stadium Lakeside gates open at 16:00 for teams to collect their race numbers and team baton(s) with the races starting from 18:00 and concluding with the lucky draw prize-giving at 20:10 while all participants receive an ice cold Score Energy Drink at the end of their lap. Great food and beverages are available, made by the stadium caterers. There are categories for the all mens, all ladies’ and mixed relay running teams as well as a walking category with floating trophies and winner medals for each. Gamble Pharmacy from Uitenhage are the undisputed depending champions while both their men’s and mixed teams are holding the course records. The series is ideally suited to the social wannabe runners/walkers who are keen to socialise with their colleagues whilst enjoying a casual 3.5km run/ walk through the stadium, making this series unique in South Africa. Entry fee is just R500 per running team, R300 per walking team and discounted options are also available for teams wanting to sign up for all four race nights in the series as well as corporate packages which include VIP parking and food/beverage vouchers for the team members. This month’s race takes place on Tuesday, May 29. Entries are available online at www.zsports.co.za. For more info contact Zsports events NPC on 041 484 7860.

THE popular Town Lodge Business Night Relay returns on the last Tuesday of the month for some unique action-packed team building fun for corporates, clubs, schools and friends. With four race nights on the last Tuesday evening of May, June, July and August, the

This year’s defending champions will be Gamble Pharmacy from Uitenhage. Pictured here are two of their key runners from last year, Deon Appolis and Jefferey Effernaar. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

Oval track racing event this Saturday

The next race meeting at PE Oval Track Raceway will be held on Saturday. Competitors will take part in seven different categories, ranging from beginners to Modified V8 cars. Spectators are welcome to park around the circuit at no extra charge and stalls will be on site offering a full variety of refreshments. Race fans must note that during the winter months, racing will start one hour earlier and this will be the first meeting to start at 17:00. For more info contact Karen on 082 605 3455. PHOTO:SUPPLIED

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