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Ndlovu Youth Choir serenades Bay crowd The Ndlovu Youth Choir visited Port Elizabeth last week with a surprise performance at the Nelson Mandela Bay Business Chamber’s annual gala evening. The ‘America’s Got Talent’ runners-up have once again flown SA’s flag high, when they recently scooped an international accolade at the Hollywood Music in Media Awards in the US. The Limpopo-based choir won the Best Independent Music Video for their Zulu version of Ed Sheeran’s ‘Shape of You’. The group will soon release their latest album. Pictured are the members of the Ndlovu Youth Choir with choir director, Ralf Schmitt.

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GELVANDALE: UNAVAILABLE FUNDS AND POOR MAINTENANCE

Stadium falls into disrepair KAILIN DANIELS

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FTER being opened only nine years ago in March 2010, the Gelvandale Stadium has since been left to deteriorate due to the unavailability of funds and poor maintenance.

This comes as R9 million, meant to fix structural defects and water leaks, has not been allocated from the Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality (NMBM) to maintain the stadium since the 2017/2018 financial year.

The stadium, which was a training field for teams participating in the 2010 FIFA World Cup, is

now a pale shadow of its former self, with much repair work needed to be done.

This includes an extension of the existing pavilion roof, sections where the seats are either missing or broken, painting of the internal walls, water leaks and roof damages.

That’s despite ongoing pushes

by the ward 10 councillor, Andy Jordan, to get the NMBM to provide the funds.

“A total of R9 million was allocated on my ward budget during the 2017/2018 financial year to provide maintenance for the Gelvandale Stadium.

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three years now. The community of Gelvandale, schools, artists and sport teams use this stadium regularly.

“To see the stadium in this state, which is a beacon of hope for the Gelvandale community, is unacceptable,” Jordan said.

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of R6 million. In the 2018/19 financial year, an amount of R9 million was allocated for the Gelvandale Stadium’s roof structure.

“The defects as a result of the open roof will only be properly addressed when the existing roof is replaced,” Baron said, adding that a consultant had been appointed for the planning of the roof maintenance.

The contract was later extended for the planning consultants to be main consultants for the roof construction.

However, this appointment and extension was not approved by the Bid Adjudication Committee (BAC).

Baron explained, “The decision of the BAC came towards the latter part of the 2018/19 financial year and there was insufficient time to then embark on a new tendering process for this project.”

This resulted in the funds not being rolled over due to the contractual commitment which was not finalised by the end of the 2018/19 financial year.

Regardless of the lack of maintenance, various local artists performed at the Be The Change 2019 festival, which took place at the stadium last weekend. Jordan said that if the stadium was not properly fixed, he feared

ASKED if there were funds allocated for this financial year to maintain the stadium, municipal spokesperson, Kupido Baron, said the stadium was maintained from the maintenance budget of the Sport, Recreation, Arts and Culture directorate.

The following maintenance works, according to Baron, have been undertaken at the stadium thus far: . Painting of all the internal walls; . All locks have been replaced; . Replacement of all damaged ceiling boards, light fittings plugs and faulty electrical equipment; . Flood lights; . Various plumbing repairs.

However, during PE Express’s visit to the stadium, it was found that much of the equipment, the toilets, internal walls and the structure itself, were in a poor state.

Baron said the budget allocated in the 2017/18 financial year for the Gelvandale Stadium was for the hockey field.

“The project entailed the development of the Astroturf surface which was completed with a budget allocation

ABOVE: The roof at the Gelvandale Stadium has not yet been extended at the pavilion. Pictured from left are Charles Barman, Andy Jordan and Jonathan Lawack.

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someone might get injured. However, Baron said that the sound systems at the stadium were in perfect condition and the facility could be used.

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Port of PE second in security excellence nationally REPORTER IMPROVING on their previously held third position, Transnet National Ports Authority’s Port of PE achieved second place, among all eight South African ports, in maintaining compliance with the ISPS Code, at the Department of Transport’s sixth annual Maritime Security Indaba, which took place on November 18.

The International Ship and Port Facility Security (ISPS) Code is an essential maritime regulation for the safety and security of ships, ports, cargo and crew. It ensures that preventative measures can be taken in the event that a threat is determined.

The assessment and review of the port security plan becomes an essential and integral part of developing, updating and implementing the plan.

The Port of PE has thus been recognised for the on-going security improvements it has made through this plan, especially taking into account the future vision of becoming a “Smart People’s Port”.

Nelson Masophi, port security manager at the Port of PE, said, “We are very proud, not only of the Port of PE’s security team, but also of all the government agencies, shipping companies, terminal operators and seafarers who have played an integral part in ensuring that the Port of PE upholds the implementation of the ISPS Code certification, putting the safety and security of all those that enter the port in the forefront.

“It is truly the result of continuous hard work and commitment that we, as a team, were able to achieve this.”

Rajesh Dana, port manager at the Port of PE, added, “The ISPS Code second position achieved reiterates the principle that safety and security is all

of our responsibility. So I not only commend the hard work that our TNPA port security team has achieved, but also the entire port community. This achievement is further testament to ensuring zero harm to our employees, customers, stakeholders and visitors.

“We are further pleased that we can assure our local and international visitors, as well as the people of Nelson Mandela Bay, that when they visit the Port of PE, they visit a safe and secure environment which prides itself on providing access to all port stakeholders, without compromise to their wellbeing,” he said.

The Port of PE is a top performer regarding security in South Africa’s national ports system.

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All systems go for Summer Nathi Festival REPORTER THE SPAR Summer Nathi Festival is back this year, kicking off on December 16, with various activities for all to enjoy.

Starting with the opening of the season at Hobie Beach on December 16, the programme will end with the traditional blockbuster New Year’s parties at Wells Estate and Hobie Beach on December 31.

Picnics, musical shows and various fun activities will be on offer, with artists such as Lady Zamar, DJ Maphorisa, LKG, Kabza de Small and Simmy, as well as various local acts, lined up to entertain the community.

Seki Mandaba, acting executive director of the Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality’s (NMBM) sport, recreation, arts and culture portfolio, said it was important to keep the creative industry in motion.

“Our programme is spread across the metro, from Port Elizabeth right through to Uitenhage, with sponsored and various other events in the city,” Mandaba said.

The other events in the Summer Nathi programme include a Christmas Picnic in the Park

at Happy Valley on December 22, and the Uitenhage Picnic at the Willow Dam on December 23.

Metro safety and security executive director, Keith Meyer, said those attending should enjoy themselves responsibly.

Meyer added, “The influx of visitors to the city’s various tourist attractions leads to a dramatic rise in vehicle and pedestrian traffic.

With businesses closing and the high levels of alcohol associated with the festive season, the safety and security directorate has intensified its strategies.

“We will have a zero-tolerance policy on any misdemeanours.”

SPAR sponsorship and events manager, Alan Stapleton, urged the organisers to reinforce a message about protecting the environment.

“Summer Nathi is all about bringing people together and celebrating the beauty of our city and the beauty of our people.

“One really big request we have is to use this programme to keep talking about the STOP Plastic campaign and to keep PE clean.

Through Summer Nathi, we can embrace change, embrace diversity and embrace good values,” Stapleton said.

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Media24 photographer wins national award Zenzile’s winning photo of Nigerian pastor, Timothy Omotoso, at the PE High Court.

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Media24 photographer, Lulama Zenzile, scooped the national photography title at the 2019 Vodacom Journalist of the Year awards in Johannesburg last week. Zenzile won the award for capturing the courtroom stories of Nigerian pastor, Timothy Omotoso, during the first phase of an intense rape trial in PE. Zenzile previously won the regional award, which secured his spot at the national awards. Pictured from left are Vodacom Group’s chief officer of corporate affairs, Takalani Netshitenzhe, Lulama Zenzile and competition judge, Obed Zilwa.

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Fifth baby drop safe opened in the Bay KAILIN DANIELS AN abandoned baby found dumped in a storm water drain in April last year, led to the opening of the fifth baby drop safe in Port Elizabeth.

The baby drop safe, installed at the Missionvale Care Centre, has been opened in an attempt to end the scourge of babies being dumped in bins, toilets and open fields in Port Elizabeth over the past few years.

Charmaine Keevy, founder of Celebration of Grace Project, discovered an abandoned baby when out walking her dog in April last year. Since then, she has worked tirelessly with individuals and organisations to provide a safe alternative for mothers in crisis who may resort to leaving their new born babies in vulnerable situations.

Keevy said that the need to create an alternative safe place for mothers to place their babies instead of abandoning them, was birthed the moment she found baby Grace.

“That day became a defining moment in my life. I could not turn away and asked myself if I was chosen to find her. In that moment of holding her cold little body, I knew I could not walk away,” Keevy said.

Once a baby is placed in the baby safe and the safe is closed, it cannot be opened from the outside. The safe, which has a weight function, triggers a sensor to alert the Missionvale Care Centre, where someone immediately responds.

The baby safe is located at the Missionvale Care Centre and is a collaboration between newly formed NGO, Celebration of Grace Project, and the ABC Private Safety Care.

Sue Atherton, staff liaison officer at Grey High School, organised a successful fund-raiser to cover the cost of purchasing the safe from Baby Safe International.

Working with Kim Taljaard, from the ABC Private Safety Care, Missionvale Care Centre approached them to host a baby safe at the cen-

At the official opening of the baby drop safe at the Missionvale Care Centre, are (at the back from left) Charmaine Keevy, Linda van Oudheusden and Kim Taljaard. In front is Sister Ethel Normoyle.

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Taljaard added, “Our baby safe is the last resort for desperate mothers who find themselves in a crisis and don’t know what else to

do. It’s anonymous and safe.”

Another baby safe can be found at a safe house in Mkhuze Street, Zwide, run by Hannah’s Arms. Thand’usana Babies Safe Home

installed a baby safe last year at the Methodist Church in Newton Park, while Forever Family Homes has one at 63 Albert Road, Walmer and another at 55 Grootboom Street, Arcadia.

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Malabar chairperson bids farewell REPORTER

RAZAAN PLAATJIES SENIOR citizens in the Bay can join their peers at special day care centres created for the elderly, where they can enjoy daily programmes to keep them active and independent.

ABOVE: Elderly members of the community visit the old age home to take part in a variety of activities. From left are Felicity Kennedy, Ginnia Benjamin and Yvonne Roberson. LEFT: Retha van der Merwe is the founder and manager of both ACVV Algoa Park and ACVV Govan Mbeki community centres.

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cer player, says it is best for older people to live with their families, while they are kept busy at the centre during the day.

“Old age homes are very expensive and not everyone can afford it.

“We therefore want to cater for people in the lower income bracket by providing them with care during the daytime,” Van der Merwe said.

She believes there should be more day care centres for the elderly to keep them active and healthy.

“Our policy and vision remain that older persons need to function independently in the community for as long as possible. Older people don’t want to be a burden. They want to be of worth to the community,” she said.

Van der Merwe, who initiated the ACVV sports day 40 years ago, said their day care programme offered sporting activities, which include soccer and netball, and the centre also

had a health clinic to test for blood pressure and glucose levels.

There are also exercise programmes, bead working, choir practice, social functions and outings.

“It is important for elderly people to make use of their talents so that they can remain independent. People do not stop dancing and living when they grow old, they grow old when they stop dancing and living,” Van der Merwe said.

She said it was important to include elderly people in their decision making on how the programme should be conducted.

“We purposefully strive to acknowledge older persons by involving them in the management and operation of the service centres.

“It is important to make the community happy so they should be the ones to decide what is on the programme each day,” Van der Merwe said.

furniture in the boardroom including the table and computer were doAFTER six years at the helm, Mogan nated.

Segadavan has bid farewell to MalaThe home had seven water tanks bar Home for the Aged. installed to reduce the water conSegadavan was the chairperson of sumption. The laundry alone uses up the management committee and, un- to a 1 000 litres of water a day. When der his management, the home has one enters the driveway the shade become a beacon among the old age port and the gardens on either side homes across the metro. of the entrance catch the eye of visi“When I assumed office, I set my- tors. self two objectives: to improve the New fittings and furnishings inquality of life of our residents and to clude new carpets, wide screen TVs, improve the working conditions of air-conditioning and panel heaters our staff,” Segadavan said. in every room. Despite poor soil, the “It has not been an easy journey home has its own vegetable garden. but I believe I am leaving the home “In the true spirit of ubuntu, we ofa better place than it was when I ar- ten passed on our surplus groceries rived. to the Gelvan Park Home, Jenny’s “The nominal funding we receive Soup Kitchen, Inn Angels Hands and from the Department of Social Devel- the Helenvale Centre of Hope,” Segaopment is not aldavan said. ways paid on time Segadavan’s tireless but with the help of work has not gone unthe community and noticed. He was a finalwell-wishers we alist in the Herald Citiways managed to zen of the Year contest keep our heads three years ago and above water.” was also voted the East There have been Cape Citizen of the several changes Year in the 70-80 age over the past includgroup. ing alterations to Earlier this year, he the home to accomreceived a service modate more resiaward from the Algoa dents.

Bay Rotary club.

“Although the faHe also won the EC Mogan Segadavan. cility is registered Premier’s Sport and PHOTO:SUPPLIED for 38 residents, 42 Recreation Journalist residents now call it of the Year award. home.

“Although I retired from teaching “We completed alterations to ac- after a 40 year stint in 2005 I have not commodate another 12 but this has really had a break,” Segadavan addbeen put on hold as DSD has not ed. I plan to spend more time with my agreed to fund the additional resi- young grandchildren, who were all dents,” Segadavan said. born after I retired (from teaching).

In addition to accommodation for “And perhaps make my dream additional residents, new offices and trip to the Rio Carnival, which was a boardroom were created. All the always on my bucket list.”

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Two elderly day care centres, run

by Retha van der Merwe, aim at providing older people in the community with activities to keep them occupied.

Van der Merwe, who has been working as a social worker for the last 52 years, is the founder and manager of ACVV Retha van der Merwe Retirement Home in Algoa Park and ACVV Govan Mbeki Community Centre.

She said, while working as a social worker for ACVV PE South Branch in 1967, the community in Algoa Park approached her to start a similar centre for elderly people in the area. She then approached the Department of Social Development for assistance.

After many obstacles, the seventh ACVV centre in Port Elizabeth was opened in 1985. “The first office was in an apartment with 10 elderly women in Algoa Park but later as the need for the facility increased, they built a bigger centre for the community,” said Van der Merwe.

In 2006 van der Merwe opened another centre in Govan Mbeki, which was sponsored by the South African National Lottery.

Both centres offer affordable retirement homes for 200 families and they offer community-based developmental programmes to 256 elderly community members from Monday to Friday at a cost of R5 a month.

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27 November 2019

Students establish library

Die Heuwel’s top achievers

Fourth year Varsity College students did their practicals at Bonzai School this year, where they decided to erect a library, which the school learners have been utilising ever since. The project was run and completed under the watchful eye of fourth year student at Varsity College, Zane Pauls, who was assisted by fellow fourth year students, Rain van Staden and Kaitlin Young.

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Die Heuwel Primary School’s top academic achievers are, from left, Taskia de la Harpe (Grade 4), Caitlin Groenewald (Grade 5), Urshrudene Klaasen (Grade 6) and Anovuyo Konyana (Grade 7). They were congratulated by principal Anthony Walton. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

Strelitzia learner’s consistency rewarded

Die Heuwel’s prefects for 2020

Grade 7 learner at Strelitzia Primary School, Laylaa Mortensen, has consistently been at the top of the class since Grade 1. At the school’s recent prize-giving, Mortensen received four trophies and also received the school’s highest award for the best academic student.

Pictured are Mortensen’s Grade 7 teacher, Ian Fraser, and Laylaa Mortensen.

Die Heuwel Primary School recently announced their head prefects for 2020. From left are Ihsaan Corsten (deputy head boy), Caylin Slabbert (deputy head girl), principal Anthony Walton, Urshrudene Klaasen (head girl) and Cristy Claasen (head boy).

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Bay’s Kuhle now hosting ‘Expresso’ RAZAAN PLAATJIES KUHLE Adams, from KwaMagxaki, Port Elizabeth, is one of the Expresso Morning Show’s newest presenters, after winning a presenter search competition recently.

Adams, who attended Strelitzia High School in Uitenhage, is no stranger to being in front of the camera. She made it to the top three of the MTV Base VJ search competition in 2017. PE Express checked in with her to find out more about her journey to becoming a presenter on the popular breakfast show.

Have you always wanted to be a TV presenter?

Adams: Yes, I have, as far as I can remember.

Who inspired you to follow this career path?

Adams: Twasa (Seipati Seoke) from Jam Alley and Bonang Matheba, when she was on Live.

What was your highlight during the presenter search?

Adams: Growing and learning so much, expanding my knowledge of the industry and pushing myself each week.

What was your reaction/feelings when you were named as one of the presenters for the Expresso Show?

Adams: I couldn’t believe it. I entered hoping to win, but when it actually happened it was absolutely amazing!

A dream come true.

How has your life changed since becoming a presenter?

Adams: I get to travel and see life through a different lens. I am on television every day and a lot more people

recognise me, which is great, and everyone is so friendly.

How did you remain motivated after ending your journey in the MTV Base VJ search competition?

Adams: I knew what I wanted, and that one “No” is not there to set you back but to push you even more. I didn’t want to give up, so I just kept on going.

Any words of encouragement or advice for someone interested in following a career in entertainment?

Adams: You need to know what you want and believe in it. An overnight success takes years to achieve. Continuously work on your craft and be persistent with it.

What are the elements that make a good TV presenter?

Adams: Personality and being genu-

ine to yourself and the audience. Being able to communicate your feelings and experiences articulately so they can share the experience.

You have received a great amount of positive feedback from the public. How does this make you feel?

Adams: The support has been great from social media and in real life. People want to see me grow and win. I love it so much. It’s heart-warming.

My success is not mine alone, so I hope to inspire more people to succeed and continue pursuing their dreams.

What is your hope for your career in the future?

Adams: I hope to grow and be bigger in the industry. I want to be a household name and continue to inspire people and share my experiences with them.

Kuhle Adams from Kwa-Magxaki, on the set of the ‘Expresso Morning Show’.

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Calling all film enthusiasts: Short Film Festival held in Bay REPORTER THOSE passionate about South Africa’s emerging film talent, can look forward to Lavuth’ iBhayi Short Film Festival Summer 2019 which will take place from tomorrow, November 28, to Saturday, November 30.

According to festival director, Denise Roodt, Lavuth’ iBhayi Short Film Festival is a celebration of South Africa’s multicultural and dynamic emerging filmmaking talent.

“The festival is an initiative by Media Makers NPC to develop a cinemaloving culture in South Africa and to unearth new filmmaking talent from

across the nation,” Roodt said.

The jam-packed programme will introduce the first-ever film production competition in which 17 original short films will compete for the title of best Lavuth’ iBhayi Short Film, Summer 2019.

The three-day programme will kick off with a one-day boot camp for high school learners at The Media Workshop at 26 Bird Street, Central on November 28. This event is sold out.

On November 29 the Lavuth’ iBhayi Workshop will take place, which is an opportunity for aspiring filmmakers to meet industry leaders and to attend a variety of talks and discussions on

issues faced aspiring filmmakers at Nelson Mandela University’s Loubser Auditorium, 2nd Avenue Campus.

On November 30, the screening of all short-listed short film entries will take place at Nu Metro, The Boardwalk. Following the screening of the short films an awards ceremony in which prizes including a Fujifilm mirrorless camera and a grand prize of R10 000 will be awarded to the winner of the best short film and to those who win in a variety of categories.

Attendees will then be treated to two very special feature film screenings. The first feature film will be the international award-winning Afri-

kaans film, Meerkat Maantuig, which was produced by Lavuth’ iBhayi Workshop presenter, André Scholtz.

The second film will be South Africa’s 2020 Oscar contender and authentic Eastern Cape story, Knuckle City, which was produced and directed by Lavuth’ iBhayi Workshop presenters, Layla Swart and Jamil X.T. Qubeka.

Roodt said the inaugural Lavuth’ iBhayi Short Film Festival attracted over 300 paying members in May this year, many of whom had never set foot in a movie cinema complex before.

“We want that number to grow with every edition of the festival and, in that way, contribute to the growth of

the screen content industries in South Africa as a whole and the Eastern Cape in particular,” Roodt said.

Tickets are available on Quicket at a cost of R100 per ticket. Tea, a light lunch and a reusable eco-friendly goody bag will be given to each attendee at the workshop.

The ticket price for the screenings will include nine hours of entertainment, the opportunity to participate in the judging of the film festival entries and meet the filmmakers and judges.

For more info visit www.lavuthibhayi.com or contact Nomvuyo Snyman at info@lavuthibhayi.com.

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ARTHUR’S CHRISTMAS WONDERLAND:

Holiday highlight back for its 19th year ANIKA DE BEER IT’S a sure sign that Christmas is just around the corner when it’s time for Arthur’s Christmas Wonderland.

After 19 years, the event has become a highlight on every Christmas enthusiast’s calendar. With 12 trees of various designs – most of them homemade – complimented by hundreds of lights, wreaths, knick-

knacks, doodads and all thing Christmas on display, it’s truly deserving of being called a wonderland.

And the grand opening on Saturday, November 30, has a few extra surprises in store as well. They will be hosting a Christmas mince pie competition.

Local celebrities in attendance will include Mr PE uberMANn, Chad Durrheim, Roland Gaspar and Queenie Grootboom, to name a few.

Arthur’s Christmas Wonderland is held in aid of charity each year, and this year’s chosen beneficiary is the Eastern Province Child and Youth Care Centre.

This year’s Arthur’s Christmas Wonderland will take place at 4 Framesby Villas in Heilbron Street on November 30, December 7 and December 14 from 14:00 to 18:00.

Entry is R20 and attendees are also urged to donate toiletries, stationery, lunch boxes and school shoes for boys and girls between the ages of three and 18.

For more info contact Arthur Müller at 082 565 4216 or visit the Arthur’s Christmas Wonderland Facebook page.

LEFT: Arthur Müller with this year’s signature tree, the English Berry. RIGHT: One of the other trees on display at the wonderland.

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’SUMMARY OF ‘69’:

Fifty years of Four Winds club THE Four Winds Music Club will be staging a show, Summary of ‘69, at the Music Kitchen on Wednesday, December 4, at 19:30.

The Four Winds Music Club celebrates its 50th anniversary and will be hosting the themed show, Summary of ’69, featuring music from the 1969.

This will include songs by Donovan, Kenny Rogers, Neil Young, the Beatles, Rolling Stones, CCR, Elvis Presley, Jimmy Cliff, David Bowie, Tommy James and the Shondells, Led Zeppelin, and the 1910 Fruitgum Company, to name a few.

The show will feature the cream of the crop of local musicians, including:

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. Belle and the Beard (Claire Venn and Rick North); . The Folk Collective (Ants Keogh, Moorrees van Aarde and Al Gillies); . The Judge and the Dodger (Ken Collier and Doron Blackman); . Simon, Megan and Joe; . Big Man and Bear (Hugo Kleinhans and Megan du Toit).

Come along and enjoy a bit of nostalgia with the songs from 1969. Food will be available for purchase from the Wildside Cafe and Deli. Tickets cost R60 per person and bookings can be done via WhatsApp by contacting Alasdair on 083 656 1166 or Ian on 072 151 5693. – REPORTER

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Where world-class chefs are born

Plaaslike musiekliefhebbers het weer iets om na uit te sien hierdie Desember wanneer die Veremarksentrum sy jaarlikse Kerskonsert aanbied. Die musiek, soos uitgevoer deur vier orreliste, ’n viool-virtuoos, twee pianiste, twee soprane en bariton, die Jubelkoor, asook ’n massakoor, is beslis iets vir die boeke. Die Kerskonsert word ten bate van liefdadigheid gehou en vanjaar gaan die opbrengs aan Cerebral Palsy, Eastern Cape.

Toegang is R50 per volwassene, R40 per pensioenaris en R10 vir kinders. Die Veremarksentrum se Kerskonsert sal op 5 Desember om 13:00 plaasvind. Vir navrae kontak 082 726 9595. BO: Die Jubelkoor van Jeffreysbaai wat onder leiding van Annatjie Smit ook by die Kerskonsert gaan optree. REGS: Vioolmeester David Bester.

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“IF you are out there, considering being a chef or pastry chef and you want to study, give us a chance.”

Ever since its doors first opened in 2013, the South African Academy of Culinary Arts (SAACA) has been making a difference, both locally and internationally.

With founder and principal, Ralph Gottschalk, at the wheel, and culinary arts lecturer, Erika Grebe, at his side, they are moulding individuals into some of the top chefs and pastry chefs out there. And they are ready to get their hands on the next lot. Enrolment for 2020 is currently open.

They now offer the following: . A full diploma course in culinary arts over six or seven months; . A full diploma course in pastry arts over six or seven months; . A grand diploma which is when students enrol for a diploma in both culinary and pasty arts; . A certificate in culinary arts (part-time) . A food safety course.

All courses at SAACA are internationally accredited through Highfield, UK. “The main aim of going to school is to learn as

SAACA student Egon le Roux will be representing South Africa at the Young Chef Olympiad in India next year.

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much as possible in the best possible way. Erika and I bring substantial international experience to the table and we teach them what they need to know,” said Gottschalk. “I want students to go and succeed at the highest possible level. Which career path they end up choosing is up to them, but I want them to have every opportunity.”

And they specialise in success. Many former SAACA students are employed in the five-star sector overseas. Next year will also be the fourth time that SAACA represents South Africa at the Young Chef Olympiad, where earlier this year they won the “The Plate” trophy.

“Not one student has ever come back and said they didn’t make it. They all made it. The priority for us is that they learn, study and succeed... and stay in touch with us. I love for all students to come back and tell us where they are.

The school is not just open to local hopefuls.

They have students coming from as far as Kenya in the mix as well.

“I can honestly say Ralph has got the biggest passion to create some of the best chefs there can be. He gives them all the necessary tools and he is constantly involved in their lives,” Grebe said.

At any time, the school has a maximum of 12–14 students learning the fine culinary or pastry arts.

Open day The South African Academy of Culinary Arts will have an open day for anyone and everyone interested in learning more about the school and what it has to offer. It will take place at 13 Mayfair Avenue, Fernglen, on December 7 at 16:00.

Also keep a sharp eye out for their new website at www.saaca.co.za. For more info contact Ralph at 076 263 2721 or send an e-mail to info@saaca.co.za.

Lake Farm artist’s work to be showcased Jason Quentin has been hard at work to complete his many sculptures ahead of his visit to the theatre production of the pantomime, ‘Rapunzel: A Tangled Mess’, to be staged at the Pemads Little Theatre on November 30 at 14:30. Quentin, a resident at the Lake Farm Centre, is currently working to complete mini sculptures of all the characters in the pantomime, which will be on display on the day.

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Flamenco production to be staged Flamenco de Algoa will bring Tablao Flamenco to the stage at the Lutheran Church hall in Charlo on Saturday, November 30, and Sunday, December 1, at 15:00. It will feature international flamenco guitarist, Demi Fernandez.

The production is performed in a café and patrons can bring tapas or order from Yolandie at 083 525 0728 or Mary’s Home Industry at 041 360 9995. Entry is R100 per person. For bookings contact 072 960 8111 or flamenco.algoa@gmail.com.

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Family pantomime to hit the stage tonight REPORTER PEMADS is getting ready to present their annual family pantomime for 2019, Rapunzel – A Tangled Mess.

Written by PE theatre stalwarts, Leslie Speyers and Dawn Spence, it is proudly homegrown and bursting at the seams with fun, music, dance, laughter and a whole lot of pantomime antics, for both young and old.

The show features a fresh cast of young-professionals-in-training and some of PE’s favourite stage veterans. In the titular role and perfectly-cast is Megan Calder, supported by panto stalwarts, Dave Jordaan as Cookie, Daniel and Matthew Hamilton as Bowie and Jethro, Rob Andrews as King Richard and Sandi Osborne as Queen Sofia.

The show will run every night, except Mondays, from today, November 27, to December 14 at the Little Theatre, 7 Athol Fugard Terrace, with afternoon shows on November 30, as well as December 1, 7, 8 and 14. Tickets at R100 per person are available at Computicket.

Dave Jordaan as Cookie, a traditional genderbending pantomime role.

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Ballet school to host riveting dance showcase

This year, Jacqueline’s Dance Company presents ‘Broadway & Ballet’, an exciting production showcasing the fun and passion of dance. The show will be held on December 6 and 7, 2019, at Herbert Hurd Primary School in Newton Park. Jacqueline’s Dance Company was established in 2012, teaching the Cecchetti classical method of ballet. In the past seven years, they have partaken in a variety of concerts and National Ballet Exams, yielding 100% pass rates. The public can book tickets by contacting Jenna on 074 860 7252. Tickets will also be sold at the door. For more information, contact Jacqui at 083 661 1263.

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Rob Thompson Band revives ‘Ain’t Nothing But The Blues’ REPORTER THE Rob Thompson Band is set to revive their Ain’t Nothing But The Blues evening, at Eddie Macs@VP at the Victoria Sport Club in South End, on December 7.

The evening is dedicated to blues music and showcases the multidimensional offerings of the Port Elizabeth music scene. Thompson, along with Lloyd Martin on drums, Deon Mattheus on the bass guitar

and Boet Strydom on keyboards, will be the core band members for the showcase.

Guest musicians, The Voice SA’s vocal powerhouse Nikki van Nik and PE stalwart guitarist and vocalist Greg Short are set to add variety to the show.

The doors open at 19:00 with the band starting at 20:00.

Entry is R100. For tickets and table bookings contact Eddie Falconer at 083 225 1093.

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DIARY/DAGBOEK ) RELIGIOUS Interdenominational Healing Ministry: The next healing crusade by Pastor Ronnie Sampson will take place in the Word of Faith Chapel on Saturday, November 30 at 10:00.

) CLUBS Garden Town Toastmasters: Will meet at Agape Coffee Shop in Caledon Street, Uitenhage, tomorrow, November 28 at 17:45 for 18:00. Find your inner leader; learn how to speak in front of a group with confidence and work with others in a positive, supportive environment. Contact Angie Kivido at 082 417 6522.

Birdlife EC: Will have an all-day big birding event on Saturday, November 30. It’s a national day when everyone is encouraged to find as many different species of birds as possible in a 24-hour period. See how many you are able to spot.

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Voetsac Hiking Club: Will go on an easy 8km hike at Sardinia Bay Loop on Saturday, November 30, at a cost of R5. Contact Barry Clarke at 083 596 5750. They will also go on a moderate 12km hike at Vygeboom Kloof at a cost of R65. Contact Rob Witte at 082 372 9401.

) SUPPORT GROUPS The Compassionate Friends (TCF PE): The support group for bereaved parents, siblings and grandparents hold monthly support group meetings on the first Tuesday of each month at the Caritas Centre in Newton Park from 19:00 to 21:00.

Contact Brigitte Pautz at 072 302 3760 or e-mail tcfportelizabeth@gmail.com.

) GENERAL Friends of the Linton Grange Library: Will have a Christmas craft sale at the library today, November 27, from 09:00 to 15:00. There will be needlework, pancakes, craft items, and more. Proceeds go to the library.

For more info, contact Shantel 041 506 4260.

Zwartkops Rowing Club: Will host Twilight Bowls starting today, November 27, taking place every second Wednesday, at 17:30 for 18:00. Entry is R20 per person. All are welcome, no experience needed.

Contact Lana at 082 073 3803 or zwartkopsrowingclub@gmail.com.

Westview School: Will have their annual workshop sale every day this week until Friday, November 29, between 08:30 and 12:30. All the items were made by the learners.

Food Truck and Christmas Market: Will take place at Cape Recife High School in Summerstrand on Friday,November 29, from 17:00 to 20:30. There will be fun activities for the children, including a jumping castle, climbing wall, inflatable bull and much more. A cash bar will be available. For more info, contact 041 583 2147.

Bianca School of Dancing: Will present a spring golden oldies at West End Community Centre on Friday, November 29, from 20:00 with DJs Trevor and Charlie. Entry is R40.

Contact Maureen at 078 354 2270.

Westering Methodist Church: Will have a second-hand clothing sale on the corner of Papenkuils and Clarence Street in Westering on Friday, November 29, from 09:00. Contact 041 360 7171.

NG Kerk Sionsrand: Sal op Vrydag, 29 November vanaf 16:00 tot 18:30 ’n Kersmark hou. Daar sal heerlike eetgoed te koop wees. Vir meer inligting, kontak Igna Oosthuizen by 081 555 1624.

Black Friday Goodnight Market: Will

take place at the Tramways Building on Friday, November 29, from 17:00 to 21:00. There will be specials for all, from discounts in dinners to specials on ticket sales. Mantis and CCFA offer Meridian Wine Tastings in the upstairs area. Entry is R20.

NG Kerk Heideveld: Sal op Vrydag, 29 November vanaf 16:30 en op 30 November vanaf 08:30 ’n Kersmark by die kerk in Dundeeweg, Rowallanpark hou. Daar sal bekostigbare geskenkies en heerlike eetgoed wees. Kontak Ria by 082 782 9029.

Saturday Boot Sale: The Knights of Da Gama will have a boot sale at the Sacred Heart Catholic Church Grounds in Cape Road, Kabega Park, on Saturday, November 30. There will be crafts, clothes, books, food and more. Proceeds go to charity.

Gates open at 06:00 for sellers and 07:00 for the public. Contact Duncan Taft at 083 357 2238.

Carols By Candlelight: Love Story will team up with The Christmas House shop to bring Carols by Candlelight to Richmond Hill Park on Saturday, November 30, from 16:00 to 21:00.

Local musos will perform and the Harvest band will lead the carols.

There will be food trucks available.

Attendees will receive a candle and song sheet. Entry is R20 per person, free to children under 3.

Art in the Park: Will take place at St George’s Park on Sunday, December 1. Stalls will be selling food, arts and crafts, bric-a-brac and much more.

There are free stalls for children.

Contact Maureen at 082 257 4691.

St James Catholic Church: Will host a night of carols and nine lessons at St James Parrish 2 Brown Street, Schauderville, on Sunday, December 1, at 18:00. The theme is ‘Let’s revive the love of God this Christmas’. The dress code is traditional Christmas of red and white.

Friends of Newton Park Library: Will have a pop-up Xmas craft and book sale on December 3 and 4 from 09:00 to 12:00. Contact Hillary at 081 772 3129 or Katie at 041 506 3223.

Golf: Shark River Golf Club will host a Shark Attack competition from December 5 to 7. Ladies and non-golfers are welcome. The competition runs all day. Entry is R150 per player. Contact the club at 041 581 6188/064 823 9282 or 072 760 6875 (after hours).

St Peter’s Congregational Church: The church in Walter Road, Charlo, will have a Christmas carol evening on December 8 at 18:00. Guest artists will be joining in. All are welcome.

Contact Rev. Norman at 084 474 2260.

Christmas Night Market: Will take place at the Tramways Building on December 12 from 17:00 to 21:00.

There will be an array of artisanal local food vendors, live entertainment and gift shopping. There will be wine tastings available as well.

Entry is R20.

Mercy Ministries: Is in urgent need of donations of good quality clothing and shoes for all ages. Linen, bedding and any other household items are also welcome. Contact 082 978 0099.

) ENTERTAINMENT Doxa Deo Kids PE: Will present their “MooPoo” event at Framesby High School on November 30 at 12:00.

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Milan devastate Pirates on home turf SELBY MADIKANE MATTA Milan embarrassed Bush Pirates 5-0 during their one-sided ABC Motsepe League game, which was played at Motherwell NU 2 Stadium, on Saturday.

The home side, Pirates, looked as if they would score an early goal but the visiting side’s defence was resolute and organised.

Milan right fullback, Yongama Qazu, delivered a perfect pass to their striker, Thando Komanise, who side-footed the ball into the back of the net in the 35th minute.

The hosts pursued for the equalising goal, but their last touches failed them in particular in front of the goals.

Milan went to the break leading 2-0,after their skipper, Sigqibo Janda, scored a goal in the 43rd minute.

Pirates looked very disjointed in the second half, as they failed to play as a unit.

However, Milan’s goalkeeper, Phumelela Senti, was not busy because he was not test-

ed at all. Milan looked remorseless as they increased the score after Janda scored his goal in the 61st minute.

Komanise laid a straight pass to his skipper, Janda, who scored his third goal that increased the score line to 4-0 in the 79th minute.

It seemed as if work had not been finished by Milan as Komanise tormented the defence of Pirates.

Komanise set up a good move and whipped a good pass to the super substitute, Tsepo Ngobeni, who unleashed a powerful shot that resulted into their fifth goal, in the 83rd minute. The final score was 5-0 in favour of Matta Milan.

Other ABC Motsepe League results: Yaka United 0-0 Spears of the Nation Bush Bucks 3-1 Mthatha Bucks Birmingham City 2-0 Sibanye FC Bizana Pondo Chiefs 2-6 PE Stars Highbury FC 3-1 Amavarara Bhisho Stars 0-1 Peace Makers

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TALKING F1: NATALIE LE CLUE

Abu Dhabi Grand Prix: From dusk to darkness THE Abu Dhabi Grand Prix is here and it brings with it the end of the 2019 Formula 1 season.

Race number 21 on the calendar is hosted at easily one of the most impressive venues that F1 visits. A gigantic complex that comprises the Ferrari World theme park, the Yas Hotel and the 5.5km-long Yas Marina circuit.

The race, unique for its transition from dusk to darkness, is run over 55 laps, for which the current lap record of 1:40:279, set in 2009, is held

by Sebastian Vettel. Designed by Herman Tilke, the track is dominated by a 1.2km back straight interrupted by the slow-speed ‘chicane’ of turns seven and eight. This stretch of the circuit is of particular interest as it does induce several overtaking moves throughout the race.

Conceptualised in 2006, The Yas Marina circuit, situated just outside of Dubai, has never been one to produce big drama. But it’s had its fair share of striking moments since its 2009 in-

troduction. It is here in 2010 that Sebastian Vettel won the first of his four championship titles.

And where in 2012 on his way to victory Kimi Raikkonen famously quipped over team radio “leave me alone, I know what I’m doing.”

In 2016, Nico Rosberg too was crowned champion in Abu Dhabi and followed the biggest moment of his racing career with the even bigger bombshell of retirement.

Who will it suit? All indications, and the enormously long straight, suggest that Ferrari should be in a strong position. But the Italian team has fallen short on Sundays in the last few Grands Prix. And they have the cloud of the Vettel/Leclerc relationship hanging over them too.

There’s no doubt that Vettel and Leclerc will tow the PR line this weekend where the press is concerned. But they’ll still try to one-up each other, as they should.

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always done well in Abu Dhabi but it is Red Bull who may just spring a surprise. The performance of the Honda power unit in Brazil was eyecatching. Given the final sector of the lap is dominated by medium to slow-speed corners that call for good mechanical grip Red Bull could well be in an excellent position this weekend.

As far as we know Formula 1 will bid farewell to Nico Hulkenberg and Robert Kubica this weekend. Hulkenberg, to be replaced by Esteban Ocon in 2020, will leave F1 as its nearly man.

While no doubt a talented driver, Hulkenberg simply never delivered the outstanding performances that he was expected to. He’ll have one more opportunity, though it’s a far-fetched one, to score that elusive podium.

Kubica’s story is an unforgettable one. He burst onto the scene and immediately impressed with his speed. But for a nearly fatal rallying crash he would likely have ended up

at a top team sooner rather than later. Unfortunately it never panned out for the Polish driver.

His comeback with Williams, though, is an incredible testament to his character, willpower, and determination. Ultimately though he was comprehensively outperformed by rookie teammate George Russell. But all is not lost, as Kubica may still be seen in the paddock as a test and development driver.

Though some Formula 1 journeys and the 2019 season may be coming to their conclusion there are 55 more laps of the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix before signing off.

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Camper United, Madibaz Football share draw Shock upsets in SELBY MADIKANE FANS were treated to a high quality football encounter when Camper United shared a 1-1 draw with Madibaz Football, during their SAFA Nelson Mandela Bay SAB Regional League clash, at Motherwell NU 2 Stadium on Saturday.

Madibaz were like a house on fire but Camper were also ready for a big showdown.

The tempo of the game was very fast from the word go. The home side nearly scored the opening goal but their left wing, Lukhanyo Dumezweni’s efforts went wide. The NMU side fought tirelessly but the hosts’ goalkeeper, Mbonisi Mbele, showed his class.

The hard work of Madibaz paid dividends as Siyanda Mbuthuma registered a spectacular goal. Camper did not give up hope, as they kept on attacking.

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penalty spot to level the matters at 1-1. Dumezweni tried to squeeze the ball into the back of net but the upright denied him, with the goalkeeper well beaten.

The visitors could have scored a second goal but Mbuthuma’s shot was also saved by the upright.

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Other SAFA NMB SAB Regional League results: Bay Tigers 2-1 Roaring Tigers Golden Aces 1-0 Highland Spurs School of Excellence 1-3 PE Sundowns Despatch Pioneers 2-0 Lion City Westville Academy 1-2 Motherwell Academy Stinging Bees 1-1 New Brighton Academy Young Teenagers 1-5 Major Chiefs Camper United left wing Lukhanyo Masuku Dumezweni gets past Madibaz Football defender.

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Callies win big at awards Callies FC scooped a number of awards at the Port Elizabeth Football Association’s annual ceremony. The seniors won eight of a possible nine trophies and the juniors won 10 – four league and six knock-out. It was Callies’ best season ever. They also won Club of the Year.

Callies was established in 1898 and this year had close to 350 junior players and over 100 senior players. At the back from left are Kurt Petersen, SuiHing Kwongsee, Simpiwe Mekile, Chad Schimper, Kezley Ally, Shiraz Salie, Ryan Harris, Darryl Ausmeier, Yasir Hart, Ashraf Meyer, Moenier Safedien, Johnathan Petersen and Clint Rockman. In front from left are Jaden Mekile, Yaseen Hart, Ra’eed Hart, Eli Petersen, Saeed Meyer and Junayd Rockman.

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FANS were taken aback when they saw the so-called big sides losing their games to the underdogs during the Nelson Mandela Bay Industrial Football League games which were played on Sunday.

Autocast took Shatterprufe Neave Township to the cleaners when they handed them a 5-2 defeat in front of their loyal supporters at Struandale Grounds.

Mpact rubbed salt into the wounds of Shatterprufe Struandale after they edged them 2-1 in their entertaining game at Struandale Grounds.

The defeat followed Shatterprufe Struandale’s recent loss in the KC Hendicks Cup to Sovereign Foods recently.

Tenneco Struandale crashed 2-0 to Kanu in their one-sided game.

Fans who were kept on their feet, saw a football of high level when Continental were held into a 2-2 draw by Super Steel Uitenhage at Marock Road Fields.

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