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EDITOR: BETTIE GILIOMEE

DARK DAYS FOR SCHOOL: PRINCIPAL REPORTED MATTER A YEAR AGO

Crèche in dark over lights ANIKA DE BEER

FTER months of trying in vain to get the Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality’s (NMBM) attention, the staff members of the Haas Das Early Childhood Development (ECD) Centre in Algoa Park are starting to doubt

that the broken streetlights in the area will ever be fixed. According to Haas Das ECD principal Dolly Nel, the streetlights in Kamdebo Street (where the school is located) and Ysterhout Street have not been working since last year.

“We have reached our wits’ end reaching out to the local municipality and executive mayor’s office for assistance regarding the fact that our school, Haas Das ECD and the surrounding area is in total darkness due to the streetlights not working since 2016,” said Nel. “This is a long stretch of road

with loads of foot traffic.” Several attempts to report the situation on the number provided by the NMBM specifically for power failures and streetlight faults proved unsuccessful. Nel claims that she did not even receive a reference number. After two of her employees were

robbed at knifepoint, Nel attempted to contact Executive Mayor Athol Trollip directly on April 22 and received a response from his personal assistant to inform her that the matter was directed to the Rapid Response Task Team co-ordinator.

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Charlo learners collect teddies for little cancer patients Learners from Charlo Primary School recently had a drive in which they collected preloved soft toys for children who undergo cancer treatment at the Provincial Hospital. With this drive, the school raised awareness among its learners about the importance of making a difference in the lives of children with very trying circumstances. From left are Lunathi Njara, Keenan Jackson, Sharon Lombard (teacher), Tahir Ismail and Jade Koen, all from the Grade 5E class. PHOTO: TASMIA ISMAIL

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messages doing rounds, they can contact the SASSA customer care line on 080 060 1011. In another development, SASSA welcomed the appointment of a panel of experts by the Constitutional Court. These experts will, among other things, assist with monitoring the process leading to phasing out CPS and beyond, as directed by the court in The Black Sash Trust vs Minister of Social Development and others. In terms of the order of the court, the panel consists of Angela Bester, Anthony Felet, Werner Krull, Gill Marcus, Tim Masela, Mmamolatelo Mathekga, Mavuso Msimang, Brand Taute, Doris Tshepe and Heinz Weilert. SASSA said in the media statement that it will give the panel all the required support to ensure that the process becomes a success and that grant beneficiaries are protected.

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Crèche in dark over lights Continued from page 1 “The only reason I went this route (contacting the mayor directly) was because the numbers we were given to phone were not answered,” Nel said. By May 15, the matter had not yet been resolved and Nel again contacted the mayor’s personal assistant. The matter was brought to the attention of several individuals, including Lesley Dunderdale, executive secretary to NMBM acting executive director: electricity and energy, Peter Neilson. Dunderdale made a request on June 8 to an electricity call centre to liaise directly with Nel to ascertain whether the faulty streetlights have been captured on the faults system for repair. Since then, Nel has received no correspondence on the matter which remains unresolved.

The Haas Das ECD Centre employs 23 people and caters for 226 children from the local community. Nel said there were open fields located near the school, which residents use as illegal dumping sites and which provide cover for dangerous individuals. “The safety of my pupils, staff and parents is a priority,” she said. “Our facility has been vandalised and burgled 12 times, the school vehicle was stolen from a locked garage and four staff members have been robbed in front of our building during this period. The SAPS is aware of more crimes happening in this area around us.” The school has had to replace their lights, windows and various other fixtures numerous times after they were stolen or broken. “With winter adding to the darkness factor, we have not been able to host a parent

evening or fundraiser after hours due to the lack of safety. “We really have been patient, but safety concerns are relevant. “I have staff and children that have to walk to the premises in the early hours and sometimes we leave late due to parents arriving late. The dangerous dark roads around us offer these people no comfort. “We feel that we have the right to expect streetlights to be in working order, not only for our safety, but for the community as a whole,” Nel said. Municipal spokesperson Mthubanzi Mniki said, “The municipality is experiencing incidents of vandalism to streetlights and some of the municipal infrastructure. This is leading to a backlog of maintenance and repair work. “We are working around the clock to reach all the affected areas. Streetlighting is a key element of safety.”

It is very difficult to see the surrounding area at the Haas Das ECD Centre in Algoa Park at night. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

The street lights in certain areas of Algoa Park have not been repaired, which makes it a very dangerous area to be at night and early in the morning. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

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Bethelsdorp patrollers receive crimefighting equipment REPORTER THE community of Bethelsdorp has committed to work with the South African Police Service (SAPS) in the fight against crime in the area and their partnership received a necessary boost when local businesses came on board to support the initiative financially. This gesture followed after police were on the trail of a suspect during a tracing operation in Bethelsdorp. A police officer and other members took notice of the good job the patrollers were doing in assisting the fight against crime by patrolling in the area, despite the fact that they lacked even the essential tools required for the job. The lack of necessary resources hampered their work in many ways. Some of their challenges include the poor lighting in the area, not being able to be identified as a patroller, and communication tools. Therefore, the detective commander worked hand-in-hand with the Community Police Forum (CPF) at the station and identified the needs, including reflective jackets, torches, whistles, lanyards and caps. There was an immediate and overwhelming response from various businesses who came to the assistance of the patrollers. On June 22, the items were handed over to

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Raymond Uren memorial lecture tomorrow REPORTER THE Northern Areas People Development Initiative (NAPDI) will present the Second Annual Raymond Uren Memorial tomorrow in the Main Hall of the Gelvandale Sport Grounds. The keynote speech will be delivered by wellknown University of Johannesburg academic, author and long-time community activist, Dr Ashwin Desai. This event is jointly organised by Napdi as well as NMMU’s Centre for the Advancement of Non Racialism and Democracy (Canrad). NAPDI trustee Michael Barry said Desai’s

topic “Decolonising the Curriculum, Liberating the Imagination: A Provocation” will hopefully give impetus to the current debate around revisiting the content of programmes offered by most of our higher education institutions. “The sporting fraternity is also looking forward to Desai sharing his thoughts on transformation in sport,” Barry said. The lecture is open to the public and community members are urged to contact the NAPDI office on 041 457 1422 to secure the last remaining seats. Proceedings start at 6pm. The NAPDI trustees will work closely with the Gelvandale Community Policing Forum to ensure that the parking area is secure.

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Did you not receive a copy of your favourite newspaper this week? Did you know that you can now read the full version of the PE Express online? Every Wednesday from 11am the digital version of the PE Express you receive at home, is loaded on our website, so if you do not receive the paper, you can always read it online. Simply go to www.pe-express.co.za and click on “Download”.

GELVANDALE residents Armien and Mymoena Abrahams celebrated their 60th anniversary last Wednesday. Both were born and bred in Port Elizabeth and have lived here all their lives. Today, they have two children, five grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. They attribute their long and contented life together to a mixture of patience, tolerance, understanding and prayer. Their loved ones consider them to be true legends and the pillars of the family.

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; Armien and Mymoena Abrahams of Gelvan dale were married on June 21, 1957.

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ran the race without anyone being there to assist him along the route,” said Melvin Humpel, his manager at the furniture factory where he is employed. “Being there by himself meant that there was no one to give him refreshments while he was running the race. “He also had to ask a stranger to keep his bag with his personal belongings because he could not run with it. “A good Samaritan gave him an energy drink and a banana along the way and that’s what he finished the race on. That is amazing.” In that same year Matebese also completed a 100km race and finished in fourth place – also without any assistance. This year, for the Comrades he had the support of his employer who donated his running shoes and paid for his travelling expenses. “Where the average athlete runs only a few times before throwing their running shoes away, Simon will run up to 8 000km with a pair until those running shoes are completely worn out. He also cannot afford the luxuries of a healthy eating plan and

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THE Giving Gifts to Newborn Babies, an organisation committed to ease the daunt of financially struggling mothers to newborn babies, has initiated a programme aimed at donating baby hampers to impoverished communities of Nelson Mandela Bay. The hampers, which include baby products, are donated to maternity wards at state hospitals. “We equally divide 200 gift packs to seven different units monthly. The hampers are made up of basic items such as clothes, nappies and toiletries,” Desiré Goodwin, founder of Giving Gifts to Newborn Babies, explained. One of the recent beneficiaries was Yoliswa Faku, a security guard at the Uitenhage Hospital, who unexpectedly gave birth to triplets. According to Duwayne Putter, communications manager of Giving Gifts to Newborn Babies, Faku thought she was having twins, but was pleasantly surprised by the birth of three little girls. “She was prepared for two babies, not three, so we decided to take three beautiful hampers for her and her triplets to assist,” Putter said. Goodwin explained that the ; Giving Gifts to Newborn Babies recently handed over three baby hampers to Yoliswa Faku, who gave birth to triplets at the Uitenhage Provincial Hospital. From left, are Faku with Duwayne Putter and Desiré Goodwin from Giving Gifts to Newborn Babies. PHOTO:SUPPLIED

project operates exclusively on donations, most of which come from their 24 000 Facebook followers. “Lack of funding is one of our biggest challenges. We often struggle to raise enough money for fuel which is critical for the distribution of these hampers to the hospitals,” Goodwin said. “We are pleading to the public to support us with our fundraising activities and any form of donation is welcome.” The group also helps other non-profit organisations (NPOs) such as the Come Learn Educational and Youth Development Centre in Walmer Township. For more info call Duwayne Putter on 079 080 9411.

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Lifeline for maths and science students THANDI SETOKOE THE chronic underperformance of high school learners in Mathematics and Science is envisaged to be a thing of the past thanks to the newly established Kwakhanya Mathematics and Sciences Centre in Motherwell. The project, founded by education enthusiast Masixole Swartbooi opened its door on June 3 this year, with the offer of extra classes to grade eight and nine learners. “Initially I started tutoring Mathematics in 2012, but back then I used to work from home. “After realising that many young people had a love for the subject but were struggling with it, I decided to approach schools so as to get a centre where I could then start formal extra classes,” explained Swartbooi. He added that the project focused mainly on grade eight and nine learners purely because it will allow for an early arrest of the problem and militate against the often hurried approach normally used in schools. “Extra classes are always offered to matric learners and the lower grades are often neglected.”

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Despite receiving many rejections from the schools approached, Swartbooi’s proposal was finally approved this year. With more than 50 learners now enrolled at the centre, classes take place on Saturday mornings at Vulumzi High School. These classes are conducted by two veteran teachers, with an accumulated 50 years’ experience in the disciplines of Mathematics and Science. According to educator Joyce Msutwana, recognising the common issues that lead to failure in these subjects can help prevent it from happening. “Proper steps need to be taken to mitigate the problem.” Msutwana explained that some of the major reasons for pupils failing these subjects is the failure to seek help when needed and the scarcity of teachers. “Teachers ought to identify struggling learners and employ intervention strategies such as requiring learners to attend review sessions or calling parents,” said Msutwana. Swartbooi concluded that they wish to expand the project throughout the district with the intention of improving the province’s pass rate in the future.

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Taekwondo students show off their skills REPORTER THE Phoenix Taekwon-Do club successfully hosted the first annual Korean Martial Arts (KMA) Provincial Tournament in Port Elizabeth recently. Clubs travelled from as far as Aliwal North and Mthatha to participate in the tournament and show off their self-defence skills. A total of 73 gold medals, 49 silver medals and 32 bronze medals were handed to students who participated in the various categories and divisions. The event proved that taekwondo is a sport for both young and old as the students’ ages ranged from 6 to 42. It also turned out to be a family sport considering the many parents who signed up for the tournament along with their children. Following the success of the tournament, a group of 10 students, junior and senior, were selected to represent the Phoenix Taekwon-Do club and the Eastern Cape at the upcoming KMA Nationals that will take place in Potchefstroom from August 4 to 6. The group consists of Chadre Frank, Cleyvon Frank, Rochelle de Beer, Benjamin Miller, Sibonelo Mdontsane, Kalinka Vermaak, JD Claassen, Desiree Booysen, Arne de Wet and Keenan Nel. The students who qualify at the nationals will then proceed to the SAITF Nationals, set to take place in Cape Town in September, where they will be awarded their provincial colours.

The Phoenix TaekwonDo club hosted the first KMA Provincial Tournament recently. The Black Panther Peewee Class (beginners) also took participated.

The Phoenix TaekwonDo club’s Black Panther Junior Class participated in the first KMA Provincial Tournament. PHOTOS:CHANTEL COETZEE PHOTOGRAPHY

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Kabega Primary to host choir festival Kabega Primary School will be hosting a choir festival today. The participating choirs are Kabega Primary, NASCO, Newton Park Primary, Arcadia Primary and VP Grey Primary. The festival will take place at 6:30pm. Entry is R20 per person. Pictured here are some of Kabega Primary’s senior choir learners. At the back, from left, are Anika Mafu and Cain Basterman and in front, from left, are Sinovuyo Rebe and ShannynLee Friskin. PHOTO:SUPPLIED

AS part of celebrating their 100 years in operation, Lear Corporation ESystems gave back to the community by donating in excess of 100 hygiene kits to the Douglas Mbopa High School in Motherwell. The Douglas Mbopa High School learners were elated to receive the packages issued to them on June, 20. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

Learners chosen for National Youth Wind Orchestra

At the back, from left are Fudemele Bottoman (principal of Douglas Mbopa High School), Lucasta Frost (Lear employee), Chrystolene Rensburg (Lear employee), Thozamile Mesheck Made (Adcorp Blu employee) and Whadia Voko (Lear employee). In front from left are, Adri Goosen (Lear employee), Sherlita Bustin (Lear employee), Zeeyana Mohamed (HR manager of Lear) and Them bani Mapempeni (Lear employee). PHOTO:SUPPLIED

Three of Grey High School’s most accomplished musicians have been selected to form part of the 2017 SA National Youth Wind Orchestra. This year, the orchestra is coming to Port Eliza beth. Rehearsals will begin on Friday under the baton of Port Elizabethborn David Scarr, a former Grey learner. The orchestra will perform in Grahamstown on July 7 and 8 and in Port Elizabeth on July 9. From left are Shawn Lyon (Grey’s director of music and one of the orches tra’s selectors and instructors), Sashen Naidoo (trumpet), Khayalethu Bashman (trombone) and Robert Shellard (oboe). PHOTO:SUPPLIED

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PASSIONATE collectors of all persuasions will have the chance to discover sought-after items to add to their treasures when Port Elizabeth’s first vintage, retro, geek, collectibles, cosplay and hobbies fair takes place at Walmer Park Shopping Centre on July 21 and 22. The annual event has been named (con)fuze and promises to fuse an eclectic mix of intertwined interests, designed to attract young and old. According to organisers Elsje Smuts and Craig Pannell, the time is right for the Bay to host such an inclusive and comprehensive event. “The age of the collector is most certainly upon us,” said Pannell. “Gone are the days of fringe subcultures being only for the collector or the hobbyist or the geek – these different subcultures are now more widespread than ever and have become, in a real sense, mainstream.” He said PE has hosted successful hobbies fairs and toy shows in the past, but the last one happened more than a decade ago. “While PE is home to some very good antique and vintage

shops, it has never hosted a comprehensive retro or collectibles fair,” he said. Pannell said the interest in the event from the Bay’s thousands of collectors, hobbyists, geeks and cosplayers has been significant so far. “The aim of (con)fuze is to create an authentic platform for young and old to share in these vastly different yet connected experiences and interests.” Smuts said there will be national exhibitors as well, including steampunk designer Lynette Penny, Johannesburgbased graphic artist Mel Dixon and Cape Town cosplayers Anzel Schutz and Genevieve Lesch. “This event is all-encompassing. We have displays of the more ‘traditional’ collections, such as vintage cars, rugs, stamps and antique jewellery, and we also have modern and vintage TV games and comics, handmade geek jewellery, cosplay, and comic and graphic art.” She said collectibles on display would include coins and medals, books and photographs, as well as Star Wars, Coca-Cola, and garage-related memorabilia. For more info contact Smuts on 082 873 7663.

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An opportunity to flourish and become realworld ready awaits you APPLICATIONS to study at the Pearson Institute of Higher Education are open for July this year and February next year. Visit an open day on either July 8 or 29. The Pearson Institute of Higher Education, formerly known as Midrand Graduate Institute (MGI), and CTI Education Group are known as trusted education institutions where you can pursue your dreams and become real-world ready. “I enjoy the one-on-one interaction with lecturers and fellow classmates which helps me with my studies,” said Neo Lekganyane, a Bachelor of Arts student. Pearson Institute and CTI are committed to transform lives through learning and to produce employable graduates who are prepared for all aspects of the modern workplace. To this end, as a student, you will benefit from a diversity of academic ideas, a range of career-focused qualifications and programmes and multiple campuses throughout South Africa. Pearson Institute and CTI have a strong global heritage: they are backed by the world’s learning company, Pearson. Operating in over 70 countries worldwide, Pearson is well equipped to help people of all ages throughout the world make measurable progress in their lives through learning. Locally, Pearson is one of the largest private education companies in South Africa and own many of the best-known and most respected names in publishing: Heineman and Maskew Miller. Together with CTI, Pearson Institute has 12 campuses nationally, including Port Elizabeth, which offer career-focused qualifications and programmes. With its blended approach to learning, Pearson Institute and CTI combine technology and traditional learning methods to prepare stu-

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Hundreds of EC learners to improve math skills at camps REPORTER A TOTAL of 800 learners from the Eastern Cape who have shown a particular aptitude for mathematics have been chosen to form part of provincial development camps hosted by the South African Institute of Chartered Accountants (SAICA) during the winter holiday. SAICA awarded these 800 Eastern Cape learners, along with 2 200 other matrics from around the country, the opportunity to develop their mathematical skills as a way to address the quality of South Africa’s education system. More than 3 000 learners are expected to participate in this year’s camps. The Eastern Cape development camps will take place in Nelson Mandela Bay at the Sumcay Camping Centre from June 28 to July 7 and in Mthatha at Walter Sisulu University from July 13 to July 22. SAICA sees itself as a key stakeholder of the country – one with a vested interest in improving the quality of education, especially in mathematics. It has turned this strategic priority into action. For the past 15 years SAICA has been offering academically talented, yet financially disadvantaged, Grade 12 learners additional academic support over the winter school holidays through its provincially run SAICA development camps. Each camp lasts five to seven days and provides learners with extra lessons to improve their mathematics, science, accounting and English aptitude. Learners are also offered life skills training and career information to help them make wise and appropriate career choices. SAICA senior executive: transformation and growth Gugu Makhanya explained, “When it comes to scarce skill

professions like medicine, engineering, actuarial science and chartered accountancy, the pool of learners who are academically talented enough to apply is small. “The percentage of those learners who are black or coloured is even smaller. It is, therefore, essential that SAICA does what it can to assist and to grow the pipeline of the disadvantaged learners who wish to study towards a career in chartered accountancy. “Collaborating with key partners in the provincial departments of education, members of the accounting profession, representatives from universities and institutions such as the Financial Services Board, as well as various other professions, SAICA’s aim is to help improve learner proficiency in subjects like mathematics and science in order, ultimately, to improve the quality of passes that high school learners achieve in these subjects. “We also find that, due to the mock exams in which learners participate at the camps, they are better prepared for their final matric exams later in the year.” This, Makhanya said, is evident when analysing the matric results of past camp attendees. SAICA’s records reveal that camp attendees are often at the top of the matric results list at the end of the year. For example, in 2016, Mpumalanga development camp attendee Busisiwe Sibiya achieved six distinctions in her final matric exams. Sbongiseni Zondi, who attended the KwaZulu-Natal camp, scored three distinctions and achieved full marks for accounting. “We expect similar results from the leaners who will be attending this year’s camps,” said Makhanya.

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NICRO aims to make the country a safer place ANIKA DE BEER THE National Institute for Crime Prevention and the Reintegration of Offenders (NICRO) has proven to be one of South Africa’s unsung heroes over the last 106 years. Founded in 1910 as the South African Prisoners’ Aid Association (SPAA), the non-governmental organisation (NGO) aims to provide assistance and support services to prisoners and their families. Today, the organisation operates on a national level and provides a wide variety of services and programmes to those in need. NICRO operates on four main service streams, namely crime prevention, diversion, offender reintegration and non-custodial sentencing. The biggest of the four is diversion, where NICRO attempts to channel people away from crime. People who have committed offences like theft or assault and who take responsibility for their actions are referred to NICRO where they are assessed to see which programme would suit their needs best. “Some of the interventions that we do are individual counselling and a restorative justice programme where domestic offence takes place. For example, we normally try to bring the families in to sort it out. If it is between two people, we have something called victim offender mediation,” said Kubashinie Coopasamy, supervisor at NICRO in PE. Once the client has completed the programme, social workers write a report and recommend the case be closed. “The nice thing about diversion is there is no criminal record after that,” Coopasamy said. NICRO also offers adult life skills programmes, substance abuse programmes, anger management and ROPP, which assists people who have been arrested for driving under the influence. The second stream, non-custodial sentencing, is aimed at individuals with a criminal record

for more serious offences like robbery. “The court might see that this person has been robbing all his life because he’s addicted to drugs and has never been helped before. The client will be sent to a social worker who will then do a thorough assessment to see that there is actually a need in the client’s life and that’s why he’s committing these offences,” Coopasamy explained. “The social worker will motivate the court to say that rather than incarcerating the client, they let him serve his sentence outside prison by means of maybe attending a rehabilitation programme. The social worker normally monitors his progress and gives feedback to the court.” Offender reintegration is where NICRO helps prisoners who have been granted parole to reenter society. “The social worker or psychologist will refer the clients they deem suitable for our programmes to us. “We basically equip these clients to have skills when they get out of prison. Sometimes they are there for 16 or 17 years and they don’t know what is going on in the outside world. They don’t know how to deal with their friends or families,” Coopasamy said. NICRO aims to make an impact in the community as a whole by also hosting a camp during the school holidays called Journey for learners who are high-risk in terms of criminal behaviour, as well as the Safety Ambassador’s programme, which is a leadership workshop for learners in Grade 10 to 12 from disadvantaged schools. The NGO is currently struggling to keep itself afloat financially and, therefore, have a business side as well where clients, who are employed, pay a small fee for their respective programmes. For example, employed clients in the ROPP programme would pay a total of R100 for the entire programme. The 10 staff members of the Port Elizabeth office are currently trying to raise funds for stationery and a reliable vehicle. For more info call NICRO PE on 041 582 2555.

NICRO PE’s team includes, at the back, from left, Lungile Ngwenya, Leilani Boyers (volunteer), Sandra Ngwenya (volunteer), Eunice Zibi, Coburn Skut, Lungiswa Veliti, Mikhail Jacobs (student) and Thamsanqa Methula. In front, from left, are Zoleka Makaka, Phumza Ntsete, Aisha Davids, Nombasa Nkonyeni and Kubashinie Coopasamy. PHOTO:ANIKA DE BEER

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Winter Woolly Drive renders relief to little fire victims ; Together with toddlers from Seeds of Love Educare are, at the back, Tembeka Matebese (educator at Seeds of Love Educare) and Andile Matodlana from CECM, and Colette Theron (PRO of Community Chest) in front. PHOTOS:SUPPLIED

REPORTER THE Community Chest and their Winter Woolly Drive partner, Caltex Eastern Cape Marketer (CECM), visited Seeds of Love Educare in Walmer Township after the day care centre and surrounding informal housing were severely damaged in a fire on June 8. “It was devastating to see what was left of a place that used to bring joy and happiness to many little ones,” said Community Chest EC PRO, Colette Theron. “We received our first box filled with warm items from Sunflower Montessori for our Winter Woolly Drive, which was donated to Seeds of Love Educare. It is wonderful to know that this project can bring back smiles to many people affected in cases like this.” CECM CEO Clive Berlyn added, “It is a privilege to partner with the Community Chest – their commitment and continual efforts to assist the many communities in need is absolutely commendable. For us it is more than just being one of the top fuel providers

in the Eastern Cape, but also about forming meaningful relationships with organisations that make a real difference in the lives of others.” The Community Chest issued an urgent appeal to the public to continue donating warm items and blankets to assist those affected by the recent fires. The Winter Woolly Drive will run until the end of the winter season to continue assisting those in need. There will be another intersection collection on Friday. Be on the lookout for Community Chest volunteers, the CECM team, Atlas Security teams and members from Round Table PE West 142 who will take on the challenge during the cold morning hours from 6am to 8am at the following intersections: William Moffett/Cape Road, M4/Walmer Boulevard and Stanford Road/Aubrey Street. Alternatively, all Winter Woolly Drive donations can be dropped off at participating Caltex Service Stations. For more info contact the Community Chest offices on 041 582 1592.

This informal home in Walmer Township sustained severe damage in a fire on June 8.

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Madibaz netball players off to World Youth Champs REPORTER MADIBAZ netball stalwarts Melodine Jacobs and Nolusindiso Twani have been selected to represent the South African u/21 team at the World Youth Netball Championships in Gaborone, Botswana, next month. It is the second time that Jacobs has received the nod from the national selectors after representing the Baby Proteas at the Africa Netball World Youth Cup Qualifiers in Botswana last year. “Last year was really exciting for me. I learnt a lot and I could really see an improvement in my netball. “I’ve never played at such a high level, so it was really a big thing,” said the 20year-old first-year business studies student, who admitted her selection came as a shock after being out of action with an injury since March. “I haven’t been doing any running or fitness work, so, basically, I have three weeks to start working on my form.” Jacobs, a Port Elizabeth local, said she would take part in several league matches for the SPAR NMMU Madibaz during this time which would “help me build my strength”. Always willing to learn and improve her

game, she said her time with the South African team last year was a great experience. “While I’m slightly nervous about my selection, I’m excited because I’ve been there before and I now know what to do.” Twani, her 21-year-old varsity teammate, was overwhelmed at the news, but excited to make her debut at international level. “I was very emotional,” said the thirdyear sports management student. “It’s just such an honour.” Having been named in the provisional squad last August, she said her selection had been unexpected. “It’s the third time that I have been selected for the squad, but I’ve never made the final team,” she said. Twani attended training camps in preparation for July and said she had noticed a marked improvement in her game as well as mentally. She said the two-week camp had been a gruelling affair designed to give the team an idea of what to expect at the championships and admitted she was “hugely excited, but nervous at the same time”. The Proteas will be up against 19 other teams and have been drawn in Pool B along with Australia, Barbados, Zimbabwe and Singapore.

Madibaz netball players Melodine Jacobs (left) and Nolusindiso Twani will represent South Africa at the World Youth Netball Championships in Gaborone, Botswana, next month. PHOTO:BRITTANY BLAAUW

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much apart from cutting down on junk food in an effort to keep his energy levels more constant. He is hoping that his attention to detail will convert into notable performances against his peers. “My goals are to improve on my personal best times. I haven’t seen what the competition is like yet, but, based on the 2015 games, it will definitely be tough.” Basson, who set personal best times in finishing second to Cameron van der Burgh (100m) and Daniel Swanepoel (200m) at the nationals, said the Summer Universiade levelled the playing field somewhat in the sense that, as students, everyone’s focus was divided. Reflecting on his journey until now, the third-year building student said he started his love affair with the sport at a very early age. “I think I was about seven or eight years old,” he said. He said the rivalry between him and his twin brother, Alard, an accomplished butterfly swimmer, helped them both. “We are very competitive in everything we do, but we understand that it helps both of us in the end. Our goal is not to beat each other, but to try and be the best we can be.” Beyond Taipei, the Madibaz star is eyeing the Olympic Games in Tokyo, Japan, in 2020. “It is the dream and the goal, but I have a lot more work to put in before then. It’s all about the improvement.”

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Madibaz swimming star Alaric Basson is immersing himself in his preparation for the Summer Universiade, also known as the World Student Games, which will take place in Taipei in August.PHOTO:SUPPLIED

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THIS year the SPAR Kirkwood Wildsfees, which takes place this weekend, will embrace the imaginations of children as they enjoy fun-filled experiences on the wild side. A highlight for many will be bouncing on beds – without anyone shouting at you. Parents can let their kids go wild as they enjoy some bed-bouncing fun thanks to the Bed Centre, which is inviting children to bounce on one of their beds. “The festival is one of a few in South Africa to host a ‘festival within a festival’ for the young, and this year we have decided to celebrate our 16th festival by getting kids to embrace their wild with a variety of activities,” says festival director Jenni Honsbein. Special attractions for the young and young at heart include our Faeries for all Seasonsthemed wonderland, Little Pony rides, Squillos kids play care zone, pedal go-karts, paintball, and a chance to meet and greet cartoon kids characters such as Paw Patrol’s Marshall and Skye, Squillos, Barney and friends, Hello Kitty, Minnie and Mickey Mouse and Lollos and Lettie. For a once in a life time adventure kids can take a walk through an antique cupboard to the Faerie For All Seasons-themed wonderland. There they will be met by spring faerie Maia in her giant nest, then journey over the rainbow to summer with the SPAR Kirkwood Wildsfees mermaid Aquata, continue the adventure through fields of bright flowers and across a bridge where Rhea the autumn faerie

awaits, ending at the magic waterfall with the winter Snow Queen Snowdina in her castle. Little Pony rides will take place all weekend long for R20 per person per ride. Children need to weigh 60kg or less to ride the ponies, Tonto and Pixi. The ponies will be taken off the ground before the entertainment starts so they don’t get stressed out. The Kidz play care zone is the next stop for children to go wild on a special soft play circuit. Bright colours and inviting shapes are guaranteed to give hours of fun while the rest of the family embraces their wild. Parents will be able to leave their children for supervised play provided they have identification. “At this year’s festival we want parents to be able to enjoy themselves while the children are kept entertained and safe,” says Honsbein. The first two hours will be free between 9am and 5pm. Thereafter, it will cost R20 per hour per child. After 5pm the cost will be R25 per hour per child. This service is available on: Friday 9am to 10pm, Saturday 9am to 10pm and Sunday 9am to 3pm. #Wildsfees2017 will be taking place from Friday until Sunday. Gates will open from 9am and festinos can party late into the night. Tickets are available from the SPAR Kirkwood Wildsfees office on 042 230 0064 or go to www.wildsfees.co.za for more information.

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Local musical group The Creed will be displaying their a cappella skills at the National Arts Festival in Grahamstown this year. The four members each bring their own skill set to the multi genre group to create the unique sound of The Creed. They will be performing at the National Arts Festival in the Beethoven Room tomorrow at 7:30pm and Saturday at 4:30pm. Tickets to the shows are R80 per person and are available from www.nationalartsfestival.co.za. Pictured here, from left, are Marvin Draai, Alfred Felkers, Virgil Matrass and Andrew Kock. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

Students selected for SA orchestra A total of 13 Nelson Mandela Metropoli tan University students have been selected for the SA National Youth Wind Band 2017. A countrywide audition process was initiated in February and these students were selected by experts on the basis of anonymous sound recordings. They will attend a 10day course in preparation for concerts in Port Elizabeth and at the Grahamstown Festival of the Arts in July. Pictured here are 10 of the 13 students selected for the orchestra. At the back is Henru van Zyl. In the middle, from left, are Chadley Johnson, Jarryd Barnard, Kayla Hendricks, Kirsti Limbert and Joshua Bussy. In front, from left, are Simbulele Deli, Hayley Uithaler, Adrian Jonas and Caryn Pretorius.PHOTO:SUPPLIED

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Ekramy Hanafy Ahmed Mahmoud (right), one of the Tentmakers of Cairo, is doing a demo at the Egyptian Embassy in Canberra. He will be teaching at the 2017 South African National Quilt Festival. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

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Eckankar: The PE Satsang Society, a chartered affiliate of ECKANKAR, will host a Light and Sound Service on Sunday at 11am at the Life Chiropractic and Wellness Centre, 169 Fordyce Road, Walmer. The topic will be ‘The Law of Karma’. Contact 083 327 2938. Interdenominational Healing Ministry: The next healing crusade by Pastor Ronnie Sampson will take place on Saturday at 10am at the Word of Faith Christian Centre Chapel in William Moffett Expressway. Contact 082 847 8834. Westering Methodist Church: Will have a second-hand clothing sale on Friday from 9am on the corner of Papenkuils and Clarence Street. Contact the office on 041 360 7171. St Mary’s Cathedral: Will have a fete on Saturday at 8:30am at the Walmer Town Hall.

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PE to host 19th SA National Quilt Festival REPORTER FOR the first time since 2006, Port Elizabeth will play host to the South African National Quilt Festival which will take place next month. The Dias Quilters’ Guild will host the We Create National Quilt Festival, an eagerly awaited event that attracts delegates from all over South Africa and abroad. The highlight of the festival is the exhibition of stunning hand- and machine made competition quilts created by the top quilters and textile artists in South Africa. A wide variety of quilt and textile related

workshops will run throughout the week, as well as lunch hour lectures. Many quilt shops from around South Africa and major sewing machine companies will be trading at the festival, offering a great shopping experience. For the first time ever in South Africa two men will be representing the world-renowned Tentmakers of Cairo, Egypt, on the teaching panel. They will pass on a time-honoured tradition that has been passed from father to son over generations. Their magnificent applique quilts will also be on display in their own exhibition. Jenny Bowker, a high-profile Australian quilt teacher who noticed the men’s work and intro-

duced them to the worldwide quilt shows, will teach two workshops and present a lecture on the Tentmakers of Cairo. Adding to the excitement, the Keiskamma Project and 67 Blankets for Mandela will also feature at the event. The 19th South African National Quilt Festival will take place from July 3 to 8 at the Collegiate Girls’ High School in Parsons Hill. Open times from July 3 to 7 are from 9am to 6pm and from 9am to 3pm on July 8. Entry to the festival is R50 per adult, R20 for learners and free to children under the age of 12. For more info go to festival.quiltsouthafrica.co.za.

Out of town athletes dominate annual Champions’ Run REPORTER ATHLETES from out of town once again called the shots in the third annual Nelson Mandela Bay South African Half Marathon Champions’ Run in the city on Saturday, June 24. Run in near-perfect weather conditions, Olympians Stephen Mokoka and former local athlete, Elroy Gelant took the race by the scruff of its neck and led from start to finish. Mokoka won the race in a time of 1:01:21 with Gelant second in 1:01:30. The winning time by Mokoka was only slightly slower than the 1:01:16 set by last year’s winner, Kenyan Edwin Koech. Nonetheless, Mokoka pocketed the winner’s purse of R50 000 for his hour’s work. Local runners Melikhaya Frans (4th), Mariano Eesou (18th) and Ntombesintu Mfunzi (10th) finished in the top 20 in their respective categories. Urged on by hundreds of spectators who

lined the course, road running star Frans stayed in touch with Mokoka and Gelant right up to the final kilometre when the pair pulled away. Not long afterwards, a lapse in concentration cost Frans third place. Frans won the R8 000 prize for being the first EPA male athlete home, in addition to the overall fourth prize of R15 000. The day was not without drama when the winner in the women’s race Ethiopian, Genet Abdurkadi Genet and runner-up Elisabet Arsedo were disqualified for not wearing two numbers during the race. The winner’s prize was awarded to Cornelia Joubert from Central Gauteng Athletics, who initially finished third in 1:12:31. This resulted in Ntombesintu Mfunzi who finished 12th moving to 10th place. Local runner, Mfunzi, who won R3 000 for 10th place also collected the R8 000 prize for the first EPA female. To complete her rich picking she also received R4 000 for finishing first in the 35- to 39-year-old women’s category.

The social runners at the starting line of the marathon race which took place last weekend. PHOTO:SUPPLIED

Both the EPA teams anchored by Frans and Mfunzi finished fourth in the men’s and women’s team competition. The biggest winner of the day was Vuyokazi Gebe from Bizana in the former Transkei. The 26-year-old, electrical engineering student won a brandnew Datson Go car sponsored by the Eastern Cape Motor Group valued at R106 900 in a lucky draw open to participants in both the half marathon and 5km fun run. The Eastern Cape Motor Group is set to sponsor the event for the next two years. Richard Geyer, a teacher from Westering who ran from Port Elizabeth to Durban and then completed the Comrades Marathon to raise funds for cancer, received R5 545 for his cancer fundraiser Bob1000 drive, which was the official beneficiary for the 5km fun run. Helenvale Primary won the competition for the school with the most bulk entries, with 109 entrants and received sports equipment valued at R10 000. Other school winners were: Fontein R8 000, Gertrude Shope R6 000, Enqileni R4 000 and Alpha Primary R2 000. They also won sports equipment. Other EPA category prize winners were: Men: Mzwanele Maphekula (third 40-44), Sticks Stiglingh (third 60-64), Hannes Els (second 65-69, Sizinzo Kama (third 60-69), Tamsanqa Jusai (second 70-79), Cilliers Swart (third 70-79), Jonguxolo Mani (second walker) and Andrew Higgs (third walker). Women: Grizelda Pietersen (third 40-49), Christene Claasen (second 50-54), Michelle van Iddekinge (third 50-54), Rene Hawkridge (first 65-69), Jeanette Pienaar (second 65-69), Glenys Joubert (third 65-69), Liz Jenkerson (first 70-79), Ronelle Steyn (second 70-99), Vicky Oelofse (first junior), Nomakhosi Ntlizyo (third junior). Susan Piron (first walker) and Liezl Higgs (third walker).

Birdlife EC: Will have a morning outing to Settlers Park on Saturday. Meet at 8:30am at How Avenue car park. Target birds: black sparrowhawk and tambourine dove. Non-birders are welcome. Contact Andy Nixon on 079 587 5110. Probus Club, PE South: Will have their monthly meeting on July 4 at 11:30am at The Club on Bird Street. Christine Schoeman, known as the Motorbike Lady, will be speaking about her various travels, followed by lunch. All are welcome. Contact Jenny on 041 366 1818. 1820 Settlers’ Association: Will travel by coach to the National Arts Festival in Grahamstown on July 7 to see the Midsummer Night’s Dream ballet and the Puppet Guy show by Conrad Koch, featuring the puppet Chester Missing. They expect to be gone from 8:30am to 7pm. Contact Heather on 041 581 4031. PE Investors Club: A presentation by Lara Parker of Stanlib on local and international economies to the PE Investors Club will take place on July 3 at the Hellenic Hall in Conyngham Road, Parsons Hill, from 6.30pm. Contact Rasheed Desai on 084 536 0524.

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Jeffreys Bay Tecoma Craft Market: Will take place on Saturday at the corner of Da Gama Road and Tecoma Street. A wealth of quality homemade merchandise, foodstuffs and work by artists will be for sale. There will also be a traditional tea tent. Contact Neil on 042 296 2791. Golf: Shark River Golf Club will have a senior competition for golfers aged 50 years and older tomorrow at 8:30am for 9am. Entry is R50 to the nine-hole tournament and R60 to the 18-hole. Contact Chris on 072 760 6875 or Justin on 084 330 0059. White Elephant and Refreshment Sale: The Friends of the Korsten Library will hold a white elephant and refreshment sale at Korsten Library on July 3 from 9:30am to 11:30am. Contact 041 506 2668. Dance: A dance will take place at Excelsior School in Mount Croix on Saturday from 8pm to midnight. Live band Back 2 Back with Bartell, Andries, Brian and Ryno will provide music. Entry is R30 per person. Contact Bartell on 076 886 3564. Workshop: Join the Business Chamber for an exciting “Know Your Business” half-day workshop as Betsy Ings unfolds key success factors in the industry on July 5 from 8:30am to 12:30pm in the Business Chamber Boardroom. The cost is R260 for members and R450 for nonmembers. Save-a-Pet: Support Save-a-Pet in their quest to raise 6 700 tins for their Mandela Day challenge. Support them by donating actual tins or R67 towards six tins which they will purchase. Drop-off points are available on the Save-a-Pet Port Elizabeth Facebook page. Contact shani@saveapet.co.za. Dans: ’n Dans sal plaasvind by die Retha van der Merwe Aftreeoord in Dykeweg, Algoapark, op 1 Julie. Die Triangles orkes sal die musiek verskaf. Die koste is R25 per persoon. Kontak Monica op 072 629 4681. La Colline: Sal ’n Praise and Worship geleentheid hou op 30 Junie om 7nm op Plot 151 in Montmedyweg, Theescombe. Die kunstenaars wat gaan optree is Andre Reyneke en Band, Chenielle en Wilma, en Marinus van Rooyen. Daar sal gratis koffie en tee beskikbaar wees. Bring jou eie piekniekmandjie. Kontak La Colline-kantoor op 041 379 5548.

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Glams Entertainment: Will have a Langarm Oldies on Friday at Malabar Hall at 8pm. Music by DJ Clarence. There will be lucky draws. Tickets at R40 will be available at the door. Contact Sammy at 084 971 2016. Victoria Park Bowling Club: Invites you to join them on July 5 at 6pm for music by the Tomboys. Their resident DJ and karaoke man will also be there. Entry is R70 and includes a meal. Contact Merrick on 076 332 9727.

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The Department of LOANS MISCELLANEOUS Social Development is requesting anyone with 1445 1655 . . . information with regards SA CASH LOANS/ A LITTLE BIT OF LOST/MISSING to the biological father of CONSOLIDATION EVERYTHING Nosipho Dingiswayo up to R250.000 We buy and sell good 1225 . born on the 13.10.2001 to fast payout! quality 2nd hand goods Family Restoration contact the Social Worker Come visit our unique 084 486 6739 Services, is requesting Ms L. Mavongwana at 041 Secondhand Shops: . anyone with information 406 5973 during office Shop 4, DPW Building, with regards to the father PERSONAL hours 08h00-16h30 or fax: Sylvia Cresent, Linton of Inoluhle Inam 041 406 5973. The name of Grange: Tel 041 360 2331 1460 Bonkolo born . the biological father is Shop 324, Kragga Kamma AJ'S DISCO HIRE 2008/11/08. The mother known as Vic, his surname Road, Lorraine Hire all disco sound and of the child Vuyelwa is unknown to the family. Tel 041 379 1147 lighting equipment. Patricia Bonkolo is We are urgently looking Phone John deceased. If you have any him. The biological mother 041 367 4483. information please contact WANTED TO BUY of the child is Bulelwa Social Worker: Ms Sarah . Beatrice Dingiswayo 1675 Mangezi at 078 118 0736 who is deceased. *DON'T BUY IT•HIRE-IT * during o/h 08h00-16h00 . Crockery • cutlery • . The Eastern Cape t/cloths • glassware • The Department of URGENTLY WANTED Department of Social overlays • stands • tables Also 70’s furniture Social Development Development, Nelson • chairs • Kiddies chairs, and anything value is requesting anyone with Mandela District, and tables & covers, etc. AMANDA information with regards Ibhayi Service Office Contact Loanda 082 254 8833 to the father of Siyolise Second time around is looking for information 0413608264/0827882802 Geqe and Thimna Geqe on the whereabouts of the . born 2004-04-17 and biological parents 2007-04-17 at No 25766 Singabakhe Xholimbila. FLOORSANDING/ Nu29 in Motherwell to The biological parents of CUPBOARDS contact Social Worker : the child are not known. Expertly done. Ms N. Nqawana at 041According to the current Free quotes. 461-7914/5/6,7 during o/h care-giver Ms. Nobulele Pensioner's discount. (08h00-16h30). The Xholimbila the biological Phone Arnie biological mother of the mother left the child at 041 373 5561 or children Zukiswa Beauty her place when she had a 083 554 4633. Geqe is deceased. traditional ceremony and . . never came back in HYPNOSIS The Department of January 2016. We request Use the power of your Social Development anyone who has mind to stop smoking, diet is requesting anyone with information regarding the problems, stress, information with regards matter to kindly contact depression etc. to the father of Mihlali social worker Mrs Y Ndevu Registered with SAAH Moyi born 2002-05-12 at on 041 406 5880 CA$H PAID Phone 041 367 4002 No 78 Mbila Street Nu1 in . at . 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Jakavula helps Kubo beat Strikers United SELBY MADIKANE YOUNG Brothers’ midfielder Siyasanga Jakavula helped his side beat Strikers United 1-0 in their Zwide Football Association (ZWIFA) Ntando Tours and Transport Premier League enterprising game that was played at Gal City Ground on Sunday. Strikers failed on numerous occasions to convert their glorious opportunities into goals in the first half. Everyone who watched the game between the two sides thought that Strikers would be the winners for they had more ball possession than Brothers, who are affectionate-

The members of Sophakma FC.

ly known as Kubo. The Soweto lads kept on missing their chances until the first half ended. Kubo goalkeeper Thamsanqa Office was at the top of his game. ZWIFA Mayoral Cup winners, Brothers, were fired up in the second half. Strikers’ goalkeeper Lubabalo Ngqezana was kept busy by Kubo players throughout the entire second half of the game. Brothers finally made their chance count after Jakavula scored a fortuitous goal from a goal-line scramble. Jakavula could have come up with his second goal, but Strikers’ goalkeeper Ngqezana managed to fingertip the midfielder’s effort out

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of play for a corner kick, ending the game with a score of 1-0 in favour of Kubo. Other ZWIFA Ntando Tours and Transport Premier League results: Shooting Stars 3-1 Zwide Celtics Kuyasa United Brothers 1-3 Manchester City Gal City 1-4 Real Crusaders Zwide Pirates 4-2 Swartkops United Hungry Lions 2-7 Major Chiefs Sophakama 2-0 Young Killers

Strikers United defender Mihlali Nkobo is chased by Young Brothers’ midfielder Thembile Fayindlala.

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Spurs defeat MOFA log leaders Royal Bucks SELBY MADIKANE HIGHLAND Spurs overcame Motherwell Football Association (MOFA) Premier League log leaders Royal Bucks 1-0 at Motherwell NU 9 Stadium on Sunday. The game was evenly balanced. As a result, it was not easy to predict the winner between the two outfits. Most of the time fans saw more action in the centre of the field. The two sides went to the half time break with the score at a stalemate. The tempo of game changed rapidly in the second half with both sides pursuing the opening goal. The goalkeepers of the two sides were kept busy, but they showed their class when they were tested by the forwards. MOFA Build It Premier League reigning champions Spurs finally registered their winning goal thanks to Shoes Kiviet, who guided his side to a last minute 1-0 win. Spurs’ goal came in the nick of the time as the game ended after Kiviet scored. In another game, Young Romans claimed a hard earned 1-0

win from Tomorrow Stars. Siyanda Doctor Sali scored a top-notch goal that sent Romans’ supporters into a frenzy, despite the fact that Romans should have scored more goals but wasted opportunities. Meanwhile, FC Angels came from 1-0 down and managed to secure a well-deserved 2-1 triumph over Milan Stars.

Young Tigers’ midfielder Sinethemba Zephe takes on City Rangers’ experienced Andile Ace Lamani. PHOTO:SELBY MADIKANE

The Highland Spurs players with manager Mzukisi Mayinje (far left) and head coach Bongani Njini (far right). PHOTO: SELBY MADIKANE

HUNDREDS of supporters were kept on their feet when Walmer Football Association (WAFA) Premier League hosted a series of spectacular games at Walmer Community Grounds at the weekend. Peace United shared a 2-2 draw

with Morning Stars, while Real Madrid defeated Airport Valley United 2-0. Golden Heroes’ side battled to a hard-fought 1-0 win from Walmer Hotspurs. Young Aces were awarded soft points over Brazil United who failed to pitch up for the game. Mabayibone Strikers cruised to a well-deserved 2-0 win over Air-

AFTER two successive draws in the Port Elizabeth Legends Football Association (PELFA) Old Buck Legends League, Westpark finally registered their first win against NMBM. NMBM was at the receiving end of the 1-0 win of Westpark. It was a very evenly contested game with many shots at goals. Westpark’s Mike Frosler eventually scored a goal some five minutes before the final whistle in the good spirited game. In another game, Mahle Old Grey returned to their winning ways when they lowered PE City’s colours 2-1. Tony Danev put City in the lead midway through the first half. Mahle Old Grey’s shots at a goal eventually turned one with Deon Carolus equalising about five minutes from the half time whistle. The half time score was 1-1. The game swung to and fro in the second half and Julius Jogoo netted the winner for Mahle Old Grey nine minutes before the final whistle blew. Callies overwhelmed Priory 8-0 in their one-sided game. Nigel Bailey scored two of Callies’ goals and Karl Pereira scored another to put Callies up 3-0 at half time. The goals flowed in the second half, with Lukhanyo “Jomo” Dlula, Aslam Sydow, Ryan Truelove each adding a goal.

port Valley United. Morning Stars played to a 2-2 draw against Ghetto Stars. Peace United were unmerciful towards Walmer Stars when they overcame them 4-2. Walmer Hotspurs also defeated Manchester United 2-0. Despite their 4-2 loss to Eleven Experience, Young Aces showed character in their game.

That, however, was not the end of the goal spree. Nigel Bailey completed his hat trick and Karl Pereira helped himself to his second brace of the night. Kuyga Masters and Hearts fought their hearts out to a 1-1 draw. In this very fair and competitive game, the teams went to the half time break goalless. Then, Lee Stevenson put Hearts into the lead six minutes into the second half. Kuyga kept on putting pressure on the Hearts’ goals and some 10 minutes later, Enoch Chekure netted the equaliser. Shamrocks once again reigned victorious when they beat African Leopards 1-0. Kumarin “Bubble” Naidoo scored Shamrocks’ winner midway through the first half. Hearts are currently at the top of the log with 16 points, followed by African Leopards with 15 points and Kuyga Masters in third place, also with 15 points. Tonight, June 28, fixtures: Hearts vs Shamrocks at The Oval at 7pm PE City vs Kuyga Masters at Victoria Park Sports Club at 7pm African Leopards vs Callies at Victoria Park Sports Club at 8:15pm Priory vs NMBM at NMMU South at 7:30pm Westpark vs Mahle Old Grey at Londt Park Sports Club at 8pm

Sparks live up to reputation with victory on home ground MOTHERWELL masters side Sparks defeated Winners 2-1 in their SAFA Nelson Mandela Bay Masters Association League clash that took place at Motherwell NU 6 Grounds on Sunday.

WAFA Premier League hosts spectacular games SELBY MADIKANE

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Other MOFA Premier League results:

Manchester United 2-1 Crystal Palace Liverpool 0- 2 (walkover) Valencia Real Strikers 0-4 Manchester FC Shining Stars 2-3 Young Romans Wells Estates United 1-2 Royal Bucks City Rangers 2-1 Young Tigers Young Madrid 0-0 Young Ideas

Westpark notch up first win in PELFA Old Buck Legends League

The Zwide side knew it was not going to be an easy away game for them because Sparks are very stubborn at home. Winners kept on knocking on Sparks’ door, but veteran goalkeeper Patrick Rasi stood his ground. Sparks’ fullback Mlungisi Jazino Bonga scored his side’s opening goal just before the first half ended. Winners launched numerous attacks, but they could not beat Rasi, who produced some brilliant saves. In the second half, Winners put more pressure on and ultimately their fullback, Nkosana Gaza Ndondo, found the back of net to cancel out Sparks’ lead. With many supporters of the home side in attendance, Sparks

piled more pressure on Winners. Sparks’ right winger Sizwe Hani came up with the long-awaited winning goal that sparked joy in their loyal supporters. In another tough battle, AmaUnits shared a 2-2 draw with Villagers. Vuyani Jomo Mtati and Khaya Xate scored a goal apiece for AmaUnits, while King Mfoloza and Phumlani Sayimani came up with a goal apiece for Villagers. Veeplaas thumped their neighbours Soweto 5-1 at Khwezi Lomso High School Grounds. Nazo Blom scored Soweto’s solitary goal, while Mkhululi Matroos, Mncedisi Matroos, Mzwekhaya Mkayo, Mziyanda Bashin Gotyana and Mzuvukile Links scored a goal apiece for Veeplaas. Other SAFA NMB Masters Associ ation League results: Gqeberha 2-1 Joe Slovo Young Pirates 2-0 New Brighton Eberspacher 0-0 Eleven Attackers VW Masters 0-1 Zwide Masters PE All Stars 3-0 PE Eleven

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TALKING F1: NATALIE LE CLUE

Ricciardo survives bedlam in Baku IF you had been given absolute free reign to dream up the most dramatic script for a Formula 1 race, the chances are you still wouldn’t have come up with what transpired in the 51 laps of the 2017 Baku Grand Prix. From the first corner on lap one to crossing the finish line there was action and drama and tension stamped on every lap of the race which featured three safety-car periods and red flag stoppage. While Hamilton led cleanly away pole, his teammate, Valterri Bottas, and Ferrari’s Kimi Raikkonen clashed into turn two. Raikkonen with significant damage to the floor of his car somehow maintained a place in the top 10 while Bottas’s puncture dropped him a lap down. Hamilton led Sebastian Vettel by roughly three seconds until lap 13 when the first safety car was deployed to recover the stricken Toro Rosso of Dannil Kvyat. Racing resumed on lap 16, but an overzealous Esteban Ocon’s attempt to overtake his Force India teammate Sergio Perez ended in a shower of carbon fibre and the deployment of a second safety car. The Pirelli tyres, supersoft and soft, available for this weekend, proved a step too hard as nearly the entire field of drivers struggled with warming the tyres to their optimal working range. A tyre not within this critical working range produces little to no grip and leaves drivers vulnerable. It’s for this reason that Hamilton complained that the safety car was not going fast enough. Nevertheless, Hamilton bunched up the

field into turn 16 which must’ve caught Vettel by surprise as he hit the rear of the Mercedes. The Ferrari driver then pulled alongside Hamilton and turned his Ferrari into the side of the Mercedes. It was an outrageously disappointing, irresponsible and daft reaction from Vettel which earned him a 10 second stop/go penalty. While some might like to think Vettel’s actions are defensible considering the fact that, post-race, he could not defend his actions. So much carbon fibre lay strewn across the racetrack that the race was red-flagged on lap 22 in order to clear it away. While Raikkonen had retired with additional rear-wing damage a lap earlier, the Ferrari mechanics had somehow managed to change an entire floor and a rear-wing endplate to get Raikkonen back in the race. Similarly, Force India made running repairs to Perez’s car and he too was back in the race. Unfortunately, the pair would ultimately retire from the race. The race resumed after a 23 minutes stoppage with Hamilton in the lead and Vettel behind. Through the chaos and carnage Williams’ Lance Stroll and Felipe Massa had emerged in third and fourth. Daniel Ricciardo, who had earlier been 17th in the Red Bull after an early stop, was not in fifth for long as he pulled off an exquisite move to pass both the Williams’ into turn one on the restart. Felipe Massa would soon after retire with a broken rear-damper. The drama was still far from over, however, as the headrest on Hamilton’s leading Mercedes had not been attached correctly. He tried in vain to push it back into place

before the FIA directed the Mercedes team to stop and fit a new headrest. It dropped Hamilton to eighth and promoted Vettel into the lead of the race but the Ferrari driver still needed to serve the 10 second stop/go penalty. He served the penalty on lap 33 and emerged in seventh ahead of Hamilton. Now it was Daniel Ricciardo in the lead with Lance Stroll in second and Haas F1’s Kevin Magnussen in third. Magnussen could not mount much of a fight for the position though and was quickly shuffled back by Ocon before himself falling victim to a recovering Bottas. Vettel and Hamilton would also pass Ocon and Magnussen. Bottas’s significantly superior pace to the Williams of Stroll proved just enough as he snatched second place, on the line, by one tenth of a second. As if to prove how crazy the Baku Grand

Prix was, Fernando Alonso was running in fifth at one stage and with a bit more grunt from the Honda could justifiably have won the race. As it was, Ricciardo took his first win since Malaysia 2016 ahead of Bottas and Stroll who, at 18, has become the youngest rookie to score a podium finish. Astoundingly, Vettel emerged in fourth and extended his championship lead to 14 points over Hamilton who eventually finished fifth. Esteban Ocon salvaged sixth ahead of Kevin Magnussen in seventh and Carlos Sainz in eighth. Fernando Alonso finally opened McLaren’s points account with ninth as Pascal Wehrlein in the Sauber finished 10th. The Baku Grand Prix was undoubtedly the race of the season so far as nearly the entire field ran into some sort of trouble. Roll on Austria.

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Madibaz target semis at USSA hockey tournament REPORTER DESPITE losing several senior players, the NMMU-Madibaz men’s hockey team will be striving to repeat last year’s effort at the University Sport South Africa (USSA) tournament in Johannesburg this week.

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041 819 96270 041 819 4271 2011 Mitsubishi Triton D/C 2,5 DID .........R199 990 2011 Kia Picanto 1,1 106 000km.............R 79 990 2011 VW Polo Vivo 1,4 5Dr 110 000km...R109 990 2011 Hyundai Sonata 2,4 GLS Exec .......R169 990 2011 Ford Ranger 2,5 TDCI D/C .............R169 990 2010 Fiat Bravo 1,9 Mjet Dynamic 5DR ..R 99 990 2010 Vw Citi Storm 1,4I 121 00km ..........R 79 990 2010 Mitsubishi Pajero Sport 3,2 DiD GL R219 990 2010 Suzuki Jimny 1,3 4x4 142 000km ...R139 990 2009 Land Rover Disco 4 TDV6 HSE......R339 990 2009 Mercedes Benz C 180 ....................R139 990 2008 BMW X6 3,5x drive .........................R249 990 2008 Toyota Fortuner 3,0 D4D 4x4..........R209 990 2007 BMW 320I E 90 142 000km............R114 990 2007 Mercedes Benz C220 CDI A/T.......R159 990 2005 Audi A6 3,0 TDI 178 000km............R104 990

* Greg 082 408 8395 * Justin 073 201 0475 * Sheena 082 461 7223

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Georgio’s Biscuit Factory T/A “House of Biscuits” (Reg.No. 1997/12016/07) VAT No. 4590167781

Biscuits for Africa

Get your biscuits from our factory shop at factory prices. Cnr Diaz- & Evans Ave, Kensington Tel.

041 374 4922

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Fiat Tipo shows good form with function P. 34

Special Wrapper | Spesiale Omslag SP I R2NNER

S R1 AVE 00

CHAFING DISH

S R2 AVE 00

5LT COMMER RCIAL FRYER

R79

R139

R299

R179

20L

R899

20L

R499

R419

SUPERIOR SHEEN - WHITE

TOP QUALITY FULL SHEEN TOTALLY WASHABLE AND SCRUBBABLE WATER BASED BONDING, AGENT FOR LOW ODOUR INT/EXT, SCUFF & CHEMICAL INT/EXT UV RESISTANT RESISTANT, FAST DRYING, GLOSS OR SATIN FINISH POWDERY WALLS, PEELING PAINT AND CRACKFILLA R20 tinting g changes g on 40 standard colours

AQUA BONDING LIQUID

AQUA-VAR FLOOR & DECK VARNISH from 5L

WAS 399

NOW

R299 R29

AVAILABLE IN DOUBLE & GAS

WAS 899

NOW

R699

MADE IN SOUTH AFRICA

BELOW NORMAL COST PRICES

R239

R229

20L

R699

R209

from 20L

R669

20L

R569

PREMIUM ROOF ACRYLIC

R20 tinting changes on 40 standard colours

20L

WAS 35 NOW

NOW

R30

3 POT GAS BOILING TABLE

200ML STACKING CUP

20CM SIDE PLATE BLANCO & POLARIS WAS 22

R35

NOW

R15

S R3 AVE 00

WAS 20

15CM SAUCER WAS 17

NOW

R14

RESTAURANTS AND SPORTS CLUBS

R12

20L

WHITE

UV RESISTANT GRANULAR TEXTURED, TOUGH WASHABLE, INT/EXT R20 tinting changes on 40 standard colou urs

WAS 1799

NOW

R1499

R270

WHIT TE

R199

20L

R559

R209

20L

R549

TERRA FIRMA

GRANULA AR TEXTURES WASHABLE TOUGH INT/EXT UV RESISTANT WHITE AND 8 STANDARD COLOURS

R419

R279 20L

FACE BRICK DRESSING AN INT/EXT FOR BRICKS, SLATE, SLASTO AND CONCRETE

R429

YACHT C VARNISH

TOP QUALITY GLOSS WOOD VARNISH INT/EXT 10 COLOURS

PROLINE

GENERAL PURPOSE ONE COAT

R129

CURTAIN S A L E

INT/EXT PVA COVERS IN ONE COAT ON DARK COLOURS, WIPEABLE

UP TO

30% OF SELECTED RUGS

We reserve the right to limit quantities. Prices valid until July 10th 2017 or while stocks last. Pictures may differ from actual products. E&OE

9 Frank Street, Newton Park, Old Mums Building, Behind Algoa Toyota Tel: 041 365 5650 | email: info@seasonshome.co.za

White R20 tinting charge for std colours

Trading Hours: Mo. – Fr. 9:00 – 5:00 | (Fr. Closed between 12:30 – 1:30) | Sa. 9:00 – 13:30 (Open public holidays and only 1st Sunday of every month 9:00 - 13:00) X1TN54GR-PX280617

GLOSS ENAMEL LEAD FREE STEAM RESISTANT INT/EXT

White R30 tinting changes on 15 standard colours

R469

STOEP PAINT

VELVET GEL

INT/EXT DURABLE ALKYD FLOOR COATING, 6 STD COLOURS

SUPER TOUGH SELF UNDERCOATING POLYURETHANE. INT/EXT WHITE + BLACK NON DRIP ENAMEL

292 Cape Road LAY-BUY ACCEPTED

Trading Hours:

Wedding and gift registery | Laybyes accepted.

WISEBUY ENAMEL

R129

GENERAL PURPOSE ONE COAT

MASSIVE READY MADE

R799

20L

R119

R469

R109

R69

R139

R129

500mL

R270

FIL-O-Flex

3 IN 1 FILLERCOAT UNDERCOAT AND PRIMER ALL IN ONE FOR WALLS EXCELLENT COVERAGE

SOLVENT BASED PLASTER PRIMER FOR RAW PLASTER

S R1 AVE 30

48PC WILLY

20L

R599

WISE BUY WONDERTEX TRADE TEXTURE PLASTER PRIMER

UV RESISTANT LOW SHEEN QUALITY ROOF PAINT

48PC ZOMBIE

R199

R899

TRADE ROOF ACRYLIC

1 T0 4 POT AVAILABLE

R20 tinting changes on 40 standard colours

R299

R569 27CM POLARIS WAS 42

UV RESISTANT TOP QUALITY INT/EXT TOTALLY WASHABLE & SCRUBABLE SHEEN ACRYLIC

UV RESISTANT INT/EXT WASHABLE

R209

25CM BLANCO

MID SHEEN WHITE

ECONO SUPER MATT

TOP QUALITYUV RESISTANT, ANTI-FUNGAL,EXCELLENT DURABILITY FOR SOUTH AFRICAN CLIMATE

Monday - Friday 08:00 - 17:00 Saturday: 08:00 - 13:00 Sunday: 09:00 - 12:00

Prices valid for 1 month. While stocks last. VAT incl. E&OE

Tel: 041 363 2629

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II PROMOTIONS

PE EXPRESS | WEDNESDAY 28 JUNE 2017

LACE CURTAINING 120cm

The Household Name in Fabric, Haberdashery & Curtaining

WHITE & CREAM

NOW 5M FOR

ASSORTED PLAIN FABRICS

R39

R59.99 pm

BRUSHED FLEECE | TWILLS GLITTER TUILLE COTTONS | COTTON VOILE MUSLIN | KNITS EMBOSSED SATIN JACQUARD was

MINK FUR 150cm was R89.99

PLAIN POLY COTTON 150cm was R24.99

PRINTED POLY COTTON 115cm was R19.99

DRESS LACE 150cm Stretch & Crochet was R49.99

SHEETING 230cm White only was R29.99

NOW 5M FOR

was

R49 was

CUT & SEW

R39.99 R19.99

Lurex - Stripe 150cm

was R59.99

R149.99

NOW 5M FOR

BLACK SLINKY 150cm was R69.99

METAL ZIPS UPTO 90cm

NOW 10 FOR

PRINTED CHIFFON 150cm was R49.99

DENIM 150cm was R49.99

R39.99 R29.99 pm

Promotion valid whilst stocks last - E&OE

Newton Street

Pamela Arcade

SMS HOT and your NAME to 37997 to receive our latest promotions

Tel:041 363 2373

R49.99

Cape Road www.houseoftex.co.za sales@houseoftex.co.za

To Greenacres

2nd Avenue

BROCADE 150cm BigVariety was R199.99

Dischem Pharmacy

Cape Road Shop 1 Pamela Arcade 2nd Ave, Newton Park

4 RING ROAD, Terry dish GREENACRES cloths back in stock! (Next to Jumbo) TEL: 041 363 3490 R14.99 Only available at the Ring Road Branch. Offers available from 28 June till 9 July 2017. While stocks last E&OE. OTTOMAN

DOUBLE BED BLANKETS

from

149

STAINLESS STEEL KETTLE

99ach

Headboard with Pedestals

FOLDING TABLE

150 X 200 R249.99

CASH ONLY

499

QUEEN

Available in White, Black and Brown

1199

CASH ONLY

from

Available in Black and Brown

3PCE TOILET SET

FIDGET SPINNERS

from

each

99ach

1499

99ch

249

WALKING RINGS 2 PACK STANDARD PILLOWS

133 X 180 R199.99

SLEEPER COUCHES

CHEST

999

100 X160 R149.99

each

CASH ONLY

80 X 110 R119.99

R 9e9ach

9 99

OUBLE

CARPETS

COFFEE MUGS 14-17 oz

9ea9ch

FULL LENGTH ROOM MIRROR WITH WHEELS

9 199

each

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IV PROMOTIONS

PE EXPRESS | WEDNESDAY 28 JUNE 2017 244 DURBAN ROAD, KORSTEN ALABAMA BUILDING, OLD NEDBANK PREMISES PHONE:041 451 0940 We accept all major cards

FINAL CLEARANCE

IS THE WORD

SHHHHHH.......

DAMASK 280 cm

(only black)

Was R74,99 p/m

Was R17,99 p/m

R14,99 p/m

TRILOBAL

150 cm

Was R24,99 p/m

R19,99 p/m BON BON

Was R15,99 p/m

Was R69,99 p/m

R11,99

p/m

UPHOLSTERY 150 cm

Was R59,99 p/m

R19,99 p/m

R49,99 p/m EMBOSSED SCUBA

PRINTED JERSEY KNIT

150 cm

R59,99 p/m

150 cm

Was R89,99 p/m

R69,99 p/m

R69,99p/m

WE STOCK A WIDE RANGE OF HABERDASHERY &TRIMMINGS

TURKISH CURTAINING

PLEASE VISIT STREETFEVER.COM TO LOCATE YOUR NEAREST STORE

(30 DIFFERENT DESIGNS)

150 cm

Was R24,99 p/m

PONJEE LINING 150 cm

R19,99 p/m

MINI MATT

(POLY STRETCH)

DON’T MISS OUT ON THESE INCREDIBLE DEALS

115 cm

Was R21,99 p/m

R19,99 p/m

R59,99 p/m PRINTED POLY COTTON 115 cm

PLAIN POLY COTTON

•MACHINE NEEDLES •COTTON •BUTTONS •WOOL •MACHINE BULBS •RIBBONS •UNPICKER •DRESS MAKING SCISSORS •PINS •MACHINE PARTS •MACHINE OIL •ELASTIC •TAPE MEASURE 280 cm •TAILORS CHALK •HOOKS & EYES •JACKET ZIPS •DRESS ZIPS •CURTAIN Was R49,99 p/m TAPES •SAFETY PINS •HAND SEWING NEEDLES •PRESS STUDS •SATIN BIAS BINDING •VELCRO •NYLON LACE •FABRIC GLUE •ASSORTED BUCKLES •CURTAIN WIRE • CURTAIN TRACKS •SHOULDER PADS •BRA CUPS p/m & MANY MANY MORE INSTORE

MENS GY/BLK

s- M

ALPHA BLOCK

R99

.99

MENS BLK/WH

ATHLETIC NUMBER s - M

R99

.99

L I V I N G S T O N E

STANFORD ROAD

STANFORD ROAD TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT

SHOPRITE

DURBAN ROAD LAFIESTA + CALTEX

While stocks last

H O S P I T A L

THOROUGHOODSTREET

AB L E T T S T R E E T

FREESECUREPARKING

R24,99

CALTEX

AFRI CARWASH

STANDFORD SQUARE WE ARE HERE PARUK OPTOMETRIST

STANFORD ROAD

DURBAN ROAD

POST OFFICE

SPECIALS VALID FROM 28th JUNE 2017 - 8th JULY 2017

T’s & C’s apply

E&OE

GIRLS TURQ/WH

BOYS RD/WH/BL

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2X2 TEE

11 - 14 YEARS

R49

.99

PUMA TEES

1 - 6 YEARS

R49

.99

WOMENS YEL/WH

PUMA TEES

M - 2xl

R49

.99

WOMENS GRN/WH

PUMA TEES

xs - 2xl

R49

.99

WOMENS BLK

POLO SHIRT

R49

xs - L

We have other instore promos as well!!

.99

Warm friendly service and excellent value

WOMENS WH

POLO SHIRT

s- M

R49

.99

We Reserve the right to limit quantity. E& OE, T&C’s Apply

Prices to suit your pocket and your medical aid

Shop 3 Alabama Centre • 244 Durban Road, Korsten • Tel/Fax: 041 453 8098 email: info@parukoptom.co.za

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PE EXPRESS | WEDNESDAY 28 JUNE 2017

PROMOTIONS III

FREEWAY • FOODWORLD • HYPERSAVE VIEW MORE STOCK UPSTAIRS AT OUR NEW STORE - 114 GOVAN MBEKI AVE CENTRAL

Prices valid from the 28th June until the 8th July PC OIL SHEEN + Free Hair Food 125 ml

R12 R19

R13

R20

PLAYGIRL DEO

500 ml

R19 R17

WOODS GRIPE WATER 150 ml

KRAYON BABY SOAP

CLERE CLYCERINE

CLERE BODY CREAM

90 ml

500g

28 ml

250 ml

125 ml

SUNLIGHT LAUNDRY SOAP

INECTO SUPER BLACK

LNL OIL MOIST

SSF BLOW OUT RELAXER

240 ml

100g

50 ml

R21

each

2 PLY TOILET PAPER

SHOWER TO SHOWER ROLL ON (Men)

ALWAYS PADS 9's

4 for

ENGLISH BLAZER DEO

INFACARE

125 ml

400g

24s

50 ml

R11

R49

R59

CUTICURA CAMPHOR CREAM

500 ml

R139

R79900

2 for

Free Hart Pot 12 lt

R109 R2000

R49900

SASKO CAKE FLOUR

SUNSTAR OIL

10 kg

50 lt

52 cm

20'

100 ml

HART POT

BASINS

DIAMOND 2 PLATE STOVE

16'

QUMA

R15

R29

each

BMX

450 ml

R39

R19

NIKKI AQUEOUS CREAM

HUGGIES JUMBO PACK

BMX

Valued at R200

WHITE STAR MAIZE MEAL 10 kg

2 lt

NOLA MAYO 750g

R399 PVA PAINT

R79

R26

TEA SPOON TIPS

20 lt

R139

Freeway Hyperstore 46 Strand street Central 041 586 2992

Broadway /Freeway 114 Govan Mbeki Ave Central 041 585 1425

R12

KOO BAKED BEANS 410g

100's

R69

Foodworld Cnr Durban Road & Cottrell str Korsten 041 451 0866

R7 each

R19

Broadway Hypersave 101-103 Commercial Road Sidwell 041 453 3744

Broadway 52 Durban Road 041 453 4392

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