PE Express 29 March 2017 by PE Express

PORT ELIZABETH

120 000 COPIES WEEKLY WEDNESDAY March 29, 2017 | 0 041 503 6111 | Email express@media24.com | www.peexpress.co.za |

PE Express Newspaper |

@PEExpress1

EDITOR: BETTIE GILIOMEE

STANDARD BANK IRONMAN® AFRICAN CHAMPIONSHIP

Bay turns into Ironcity REPORTER

he excitement is almost tangible in the Nelson Mandela Bay as the 13th edition of the annual Standard Bank IRONMAN® African Championship is approaching. According to IRONMAN spokesperson, Michael Flanagan, at least 80 000 people are expected to attend the main event which is set

to take place on April 2. So far, 2 083 athletes have entered the IRONMAN. This year sees the biggest ever international field participating with 780 international athletes from 66 different countries travelling to the city. One of the biggest concerns, according to Flanagan, is the weather, specifically the wind. According to Garth Sampson, Client Liaison

Officer in the Eastern Cape for the South African Weather Service, they are expecting strong winds on Saturday, but on the big race day on Sunday, sunny weather with moderate easterly winds are forecast. According to Sampson, swells will be between four and five feet and the temperature should reach a high of 25. Flanagan said that the ideal conditions for the weekend’s events would be a moderate westerly wind. “We can just hope for the best wind conditions.”

According to Flanagan, they are well-prepared for the upcoming weekend. “Everything is on track. We are just adding the final touches now. The process comes along for months and months and now, everything is just falling into place,” he said. “We have the best crowd support in Port Elizabeth. The international athletes always compliment the amazing atmosphere of the spectators.” Continued on page 3

Strokes of beauty Recently retired from his fulltime job, Bryne Newfeldt an artist of over 25 years is now taking his hobby to the next level to be a fulltime artist. Many of his works are already on display at various businesses around town. Read more about him and his art on page 14.

PHOTO: ZELDRÉ STRAUSS SWANEPOEL

Private Christian School Grade R – 12

17 years in existence

Gifted -, Average - & Slow learners accommodated

Registered with the Department of Education

• Differentiated teaching in small classes • Progress according to learner's ability • Caters for the needs of the individual, e.g. remedial, gifted learner, special class learner, etc • Computer training • Extra mural activities • Aftercare • Good discipline system

SMALL Classes in English & Afrikaans FREE Remedial & Extra Classes COURSE Affordable School Fees TECHNICAL/ENTREPRENEURAL Job-related subjects for practical minded learner, e.g. FOLLOW NORMAL CURRICULUM OF DEPT OF EDUCATION

Motor Mechanic * Graphic Design * Panel Beating * Maintenance * Photography * Plumbing * Electrical * Tiling * Business Skills * Interior Decorating * Computer * Catering * Educare * Beauty

Does your child struggle at school? GR. 12 SUBJECT CHOICE Afrikaans * English * Mathematics * Mathematics Literacy * Life Orientation * Life Sciences * Science Insight assists learners to succeed. * *Consumer Studies * Tourism * Business Studies * Computer Application Technology * Accounting, etc 041 364 2319 / 041 364 0626 Office open during Holidays

principal@insightlearningcentre.co.za 29, 32 & 36 Seventh Avenue, Newton Park, Port Elizabeth

www.insightlearningcentre.co.za X1TE70N1-PX290317

2 NEWS

PE EXPRESS | WEDNESDAY 29 MARCH 2017

WE ARE NOW AT

SASSA says it’s all systems go for social grants on April 1

PAMELA ARCADE 2ND AVE, NEWTON PARK OPP DISCHEM PHARMACY

The Household Name in Fabric, Haberdashery & Curtaining

ASSORTED PLAIN FABRICS BRUSHED FLEECE TWILLS KNITS POLY COTTON COTTONS PEACH SKIN MUSLIN VISCOSE

was

R49 was

R39

SMS HOT and your NAME to 37997 for our latest promotions

NOW 5M FOR

OTTOMENS Assorted Colours was R89.99

R69.99 each

R14.99 pm

R399.99 each

UPHOLSTERY 150cm was R49.99

CHAIR COVERS BLACK & WHITE was R39.99

STRETCH CRAPE 150cm was R29.99

BROCADES 150cm was R249.99

COTTON VOILE 150cm was R24.99

SHEETING 240cm WHITE ONLY was R29.99

R29.99 ea BULK R24.99

METAL ZIPS UPTO 90cm 10 for

GLITTER TUILLE 150cm was R23.99

R5.00

R9.99pm

KIDDIES TOWELING BATH ROBES was R24.99

EMBOSSED SATIN JAQUARD 115cm was R17.99

MANNEQUINS was R699.99

R14.99pm R149.99pm R9.99pm Newton Street

To Greenacres

Pamela Arcade

R9.99pm

R9.99each

MANY MORE SPECIALS IN STORE WE ACCEPT DEBIT AND CREDIT CARDS

R24.99pm 2nd Avenue

R39.99pm

TUILLE 180cm was R19.99

Cape Road

Tel: 041 363 2373 www.houseoftex.co.za

Dischem Pharmacy Cape Road

Promotion valid whilst stocks last or till 15 April 2017 - E&OE

REPORTER

to provide assistance at the pay points.

THE Department of Social Development and SASSA has said in a media statement that all is on track for the payment of social grants from April 1, 2017.

Measures in place as of April 1, 2017 ) The SASSA call centre will be opened to assist beneficiaries with all enquiries. The contact number is 0800 60 10 11. ) Senior Officials will be deployed at the call centre to make sure that all enquiries are attended to. ) Officials will also be on standby to receive calls that may come through the switchboard. ) Arrangements have been made to ensure that SOCPEN is available for investigation and verification of the status of the grants applications. ) A letter to the National Police Commissioner has been sent out for a request to increase police visibility across the country. The Department emphasises that normal business processes will continue, so any form of lapsing or suspensions that may occur may not imply a failure to pay by SASSA. In the statement, the minister reiterated her unreserved apology for the anxiety and fear caused about the uncertainty around the payment of social grants. She also expressed her gratitude in advance for the patience and cooperation of South Africa especially the beneficiaries of social grants.

“The Minister of Social Development, Bathabile Dlamini, would like to reassure all qualifying beneficiaries that they will receive their money as per normal,” the statement read. “As recipients of social grants are aware, our payments are made at various channels including merchants, Points of Sale, banks, ATMs and Sassa pay points.” “Considering that April 1, 2017 is a Saturday and for this reason, as in all occasions when the grant payment date falls over a weekend, SASSA pay points will not open. Special focus and provision will be made for the busiest merchants and ATMs around the country and Regional Executive Managers will be deployed to monitor and assist beneficiaries with enquiries.” According to the statement, on April 3, SASSA pay points will operate as normal and recipients are encouraged to go on their respective days and respective pay points as indicated on the slips they received last month. Teams of managers will also be deployed

PE Express is a member of the Audit Bureau of Circulations of South Africa and is managed, printed and distributed by Media24 Newspapers, on behalf of the owner, Media24 Limited, 40 Heerengracht, Cape Town. In terms of Art. 12(7) of the Copyright Act, 1978 no report, article or photo may be reproduced without the permission of the owner.

4 RING ROAD, GREENACRES (Next to Jumbo) TEL: 041 363 3490 Only available at the Ring Road Branch. Offers available from 29 March till 9 April 2017.

While stocks last E&OE.

COLLAPSIBLE WARDROBES

4-PIECE BED SET Nightfrill, Fitted Sheet + 2 Pillow Cases

WE ARE OPEN ON SUNDAYS

OTTOMANS HOBBY LIQUID HAND SOAP 400ML

LE DOUB

99 99 R 09 1 R

QUEE

99 ach

119

99ch

199

BROOMS

MOPS

each

9 4 1

each

FUR BLANKETS

FOLDING TABLES

each

9a9ch

FULL LENGTH ROOM MIRROR WITH WHEELS

21949

each

TV TROLLEYS

499

CASH ONLY

9 99

each

STRIPE MATS OR WELCOME MATS

FOIL 5M

3 FOR

9 99

each

9 29

9 9 3

LADIES SANDALS SIZES 3-8

each

X1TE6W5H-PX290317

PE EXPRESS | WEDNESDAY 29 MARCH 2017

NEWS 3

Young brothers endeavour to save Bay’s water REPORTER

their work would not have been possible without the regular support from their friends at their respective schools and their father, Sandile. Their support structure is also involved in their latest endeavour, which is to help avert the city’s water crisis. “Executive Mayor Athol Trollip recently raised awareness about water shortages in Nelson Mandela Bay and this motivated us, the Adam Goodwill Ambassadors, to also encourage the youth to step up and be involved in helping to save water in every possible way,” explained Mihlali. Litha added, “Water is a basic human right that should be supplied by our government, but we also have the responsibility to save the water that we currently have and use it efficiently. However, we can make a difference and save water, particularly in our schools.” Mihlali, a prefect at St George’s College, wants to encourage all SRC members and prefects of every school in the metro to collectively champion

TWO brothers who believe that one is never too young to inspire other people - young and old - are on a mission to address the current water crisis in the Bay area. Mihlali Adam, a matric learner at St George’s College, and his brother Litha, who is in Grade 10 at Grey High School, started the Adam Goodwill Ambassadors – an initiative which aims to promote the spirit of Ubuntu by doing goodwill to restore dignity to the vulnerable. The Adam Goodwill Ambassadors have been involved with many different charity projects, such as donating school shoes to needy children. “We have been blessed with wonderful opportunities and we believe that the hand that is open to give, stays open to receive. God has blessed us and in thanking him for blessing us, we want to be a blessing onto others,” Mihlali said. The Adam brothers point out that

the following in favour of the future: “Place 500ml bottles filled with sand/soil into the cisterns of every toilet in schools by March 31. It would be ideal if the SGBs and our principals could report the progress done to our district offices so that we could be able to quantify the collective efforts of saving water done by future leaders who are prefects and SRC members in our schools,” said Mihlali. “SGBs and prefects can disseminate the call by encouraging students to place these 500ml bottles in every cistern of the toilets in every household in the metro by April 7. Lastly, when this has been done, push and pull back the lever to dilute the concentration. “If this initiative is adhered to in every household, each person could be saving more than five litres of water per day,” said Mihlali. Litha added, “It would be profound if we could collectively act today and ensure our future has adequate water.”

Bay turns into Ironcity this weekend Continued form page 1

event, at least a week in advance to acclimatise and practice on the routes. The bulk of the athletes are expected to arrive from Wednesday onwards,” said Skefile. Festivities kick off on Thursday 30 and Friday 31 March with registration and the opening of the Health and Fitness Expo taking place at The Boardwalk. Saturday, April 1, sees the return of the popular Corporate Triathlon Challenge powered by Algoa FM at 7:50am followed by the Spur IRONKIDS sponsored by Pritt at 12:30pm. The main event, the Standard Bank IRONMAN African Championship, is set to begin at 6:30am on the Sunday and will be broadcast live on DSTV’s dedicated SuperSport channel 199. This is the first time in the history of the event that all 17 hours of action will receive live television coverage.

According to Mandlakazi Skefile, CEO of Nelson Mandela Bay Tourism, the event is conservatively estimated to generate over R40 million in direct spend over the event period while also shining an international spotlight on the city. “This year, the event will be broadcast live on television for the first time on SuperSport. This unprecedented coverage will showcase the city like never before. In addition, the event will be streamed live taking coverage all around the world,” said Skefile. According to Skefile, each athlete travels with an average of 2.75 travelling companions. It is, therefore, estimated that there will be roughly 7 000 visitors to Nelson Mandela Bay for this year’s event. “Many athletes arrive prior to the

The men’s professional field promises to be an exciting race this year as the previous three winners of the IRONMAN African Championship will line up to compete for victory in Nelson Mandela Bay. Former 2013 World Champion Frederik Van Lierde (37) is not only chasing for another victory at Kona this year, but he is also aiming to return to claim yet another IRONMAN African Championship title after his win here in 2015. Van Lierde will be joined by USA’s Ben Hoffman, who will be aiming to defend his 2016 title and is a strong contender for this year’s race. Germany’s Nils Frommhold also returns to the Nelson Mandela Bay for the first time since his win in 2014. South Africa’s hopes will rest on James Cunnama and Kyle Buckingham.

Litha Adam (left), a learner at Grey High School, with Mihlali Adam, a prefect at St George’s College. They are encouraging people to place sandfilled 500ml bottles in toilet cisterns to help save water. PHOTO:SUPPLIED

Port Elizabeth-born Buckingham will be sure to have the crowds’ support in his hometown. This year’s event will also see the strongest women’s field in the event’s history. Two-time reigning women’s IRONMAN World Champion Daniela Ryf (29), from Switzerland, will be looking to add IRONMAN African Champion to her list of many successes. She will be competing against IRONMAN Asia-Pacific Champion Jodie Swallow. The 34-year-old Brit claimed victory at the 2015 IRONMAN African Championship and in March secured her 7th consecutive win at the 2017 Standard Bank IRONMAN 70.3 in East London. Finland’s Kaisa Lehtonen is set to defend her 2016 IRONMAN African Championship title at this year’s race after a strong showing last year. Another strong contender this year is 2016 IRONMAN North Ameri-

can Champion Julia Gajer. The Corporate Triathlon Challenge powered by Algoa FM, which forms part of the Standard Bank IRONMAN® African Championship weekend, will see businesses from the Nelson Mandela Bay area facing off at Hobie Beach on April 1. Among the participants will be former IRONMAN winner, Raynard Tissink, mayor Athol Trollip en Paul Wolff, IRONMAN race director, will all take part in the Corporate Triathlon Challenge. The thousands of fans hoping to catch a glimpse of all of the action will not be disappointed with many exciting spectator spots along the route. . Buy a copy of Die Burger today for more information on the 2017 Standard Bank IRONMAN® African Championship.

YOU

DROWNING IN DEBT NEED A LIFE-LINE

Hair Loss/Balding? We have the solution! www.hairoptions.co.za

Call 041 373 0204 now for your FREE consultation

SAVE YOURSELF TODAY

* Air conditioning * Refrigeration * Refrigerated Container (Sales/Rental) * Cold rooms * Freezer rooms * Mortuary cabinets Cooling towers

SPECIAL Supply and install a 9000BTU air conditioner for R5 800 excl.

Vat

Tel: 041 364 0292 21 Stella Londt Drive, Fernglen, P.E derek@baycool.net admin@baycool.net www.baycool.co.za

X1TE5HW5-PX290317

X1TB3JM1-PX290317

Reduce your debt by 70% today

DEBT RELIEF I LEGAL PROTECTION I ITC CLEARANCE

Debt Collection

tel: 041 484 3301

abletrac@iafrica.com • www.abletrac.co.za

OPENING SALE!!!

R99.99 sqm Rosa Ceramic 40 x 40

R64.50 sqm

Many in store Specials!! nd

Showroom: 2 Ave, Newton Park, Port Elizabeth Cnr of Newton Street & 2nd Ave, Opp. Dischem car park Tel: 041 363 0254 Cell: 072 018 7412

OPENING SALE!!! OPENING SALE!!!

Nano Ivory Polished Porcelain 60 x 60

OPENING SALE!!!

R50 000.00 – R700.00 P/M R150 000.00 – R1200.00 P/M R500 000.00 – R2500.00 P/M

ATTP

“PAVING THE BAY EVERY STEP OF THE WAY”

R100 000 PROPERTY VALUE OWNERS PLEASE TAKE NOTE

CRAZY SALE NOW ON!!!

visit us today for “FREE” ITC CHECK

On 23 February 2017, Council approved that owners with a property value of R100 000 or less will NOT be granted Assistance to the Poor (ATTP) benefits automatically without a site visit to confirm the income of all household occupants. All properties that received automatic ATTP benifits will be visited from March to May 2017 in order to verify the combined household income of all occupants. Please allow the officials access to your property.

* Quality SABS approved material * Free quotes Shuaib 072 018 7412 email: shuaib_kadodia@yahoo.com

DEBT

X1T816RR-PX010217

CALL Tel 041 484 4629 NOW Cell 071 600 1438 or SMS “DEBT” – 41466 for free call back

Get Debt free NOW..!

Ref. 56 - 29 March 2017 Under the hand of the City Manager, Mr Johann Mettler

PLEASE PARTICIPATE: MUNICIPAL CUSTOMER CARE SURVEY ONGOING BUZZ PROJECTS 2667

X1TE1QKW-PX290317

“Need a Battery?

“We do Free Callouts”

Port Elizabeth 183 Heugh Road, Walmer Port Elizabeth, 1407 041 581 1787

30 Months warranty (on Energizer automotive only)

X1TBMQ6D-PX080317

4 NEWS

PE EXPRESS | WEDNESDAY 29 MARCH 2017

NVG bedank vir sukses teen bendemisdaad CARALEE DORFLING MEER as 360 vermeende bendelede is die afgelope 11 maande in Port Elizabeth se bendegeteisterde gebiede aangekeer.

Lt.kol. Mike Grobler, hoof van die OosKaapse bendeondersoekeenheid, saam met adv. Indra Goberdan (middel), adjunkdirekteur van openbare vervolging in die OosKaap, en genl.maj. Funeka Siganga, bevelvoerder van die Mountwegpolisiegebied, by die dankseggingseremonie. FOTO: CARA-LEE DORFLING

Shop 1- 72 Dinsmore Rd, Schauderville

041 453 0134

Shop 2- 35 Thoroughgood St, Korsten

041 451 1818

Wors King We make the difference

Proverbs 31 v 10: A wife of noble character who can find? She is worth far more than rubies.

SPECIALS FROM 30 MARCH-01 APRIL 2017

TRY ME I'M NEW !

Smoked Chicken Drumsticks, Leg Quarters , Wings & Fillet Breast

Fresh A-grade ½ & Whole Lamb...........................R79.99/kg Frozen Lamb Pieces .............R49.99/kg Frozen Lamb Knuckels.........R59.99/kg Fresh Pork Shoulders, Cutlets & Rashers .................R59.99/kg Fresh Stewing Beef...............R49.99/kg Beef Club Steaks...................R59.99/kg 2kg Rainbow Chicken ...........R59.99p/p

Uit die altesame 364 inhegtenisnemings is 33 bendelede reeds skuldig bevind en saam 529 jaar gevangenisstraf en sewe lewenslange vonnisse opgelê. “Die sukses wat ons as polisie teen die bendes behaal, is danksy die harde werk wat die nasionale vervolgingsgesag (NVG) bydra om die skuldigbevindings en vonnisse te verseker,” het lt.kol. Mike Grobler, hoof van die provinsiale bende-ondersoekeenheid, verlede week gesê. Grobler en genl.maj. Funeka Siganga, bevelvoerder van die Mountweg-polisiegebied, het die NVG met ’n seremonie vir hul samewerking bedank. Adv. Indra Goberdan, adjunkdirekteur van openbare vervolging in die provinsie, het erken dat sy ’n jaar gelede benoud geraak het toe die minister van polisie haar aansê om ’n span saam te stel wat op bendeverwante hofsake moet fokus. “So baie mense het op die woord bendes net nee gesê. Dit is verstaanbaar, maar ek het ook nie baie tyd gehad om die span bymekaar te

NMBM emergency contact numbers Customer Care Helpline: 041 506 5555 Disconnections/Reconnections: 041 506 1700 (after hours: 5pm - 8pm)

bring nie,” sê Goberdan. Oplaas het sy twee advokate gekry wat heeltyds bendeverwante hofsake behartig, en nóg twee wat tussen hul ander hooggeregshofsake tyd maak om die bendeverwante sake te hanteer. “My span werk baie meer as die 9-tot-5-werksure. Hulle hanteer elke getuie en verdagte met respek, want hulle verstaan dat ’n verdagte in een saak dalk môre ’n getuie in ’n ander saak is. “Maar daarby moet ek ook noem dat die bende-eenheid ons werk ook vergemaklik met hul uitstekende ondersoekwerk en die ure wat hulle bereid is om saam met ons aanklaers in konsultasie te bestee,” sê Goberdan. Siganga het op haar beurt ook benadruk dat die afgelope jaar se sukses nie sonder ’n multidissiplinêre benadering van eenhede moontlik sou wees nie. “Ek het in die bendegeteisterde gebiede gesien hoe bendelede vir hul misdadige optrede verafgod word. Daarom raak die getuies soms min, of ’n vuurwapen as bewysstuk word versteek en die saak teen die beskuldigdes lyk swak. Maar deur konsultasie en advies van uitstekende aanklaers is ons besig om die oorlog te wen, veral wanneer gekyk word na hoeveel bendelede skuldig bevind en gevonnis is.”

Electricity: 041 374 4434 (faulty cables, pre-paid and credit meters, traffic signals and street lights) Water Works: 041 506 3000 Burst Pipes: 0800 20 5050 (remember your reference no.)

Sewerage (Block drains): 041 506 2418 Roads and Storm water: 041 506 2428 Disaster Management/Fire: 041 585 1555 The emergency number for all of the above services is 0800 205 050

AND MUCH, MUCH MORE INSTORE SPECIALS COME AND SEE FOR YOURSELF X1TDVA3H-PX290317

Easter Promotion - 29 March - 15 April

First come first served. While stocks Last.

Curtains & Linens Newton Park -The Best Store with the Best Service & Price!

Ready Made Curtains Buy Today – Hang Today

OPEN AREA, SLAM DUNK & FOAM PIT Price per person Ages 3-7: R70.00 / 1 Hr Ages 8+ : R90.00 / 1 Hr R50.00 per additional hour

Plain Colours | Assorted Designs

Duvet Inners & Pillows Single R79.95 3/4 R89.90 Std Pillows R25.90

220 x 218

CAFE

Cafe with all your favourite treats

R249,99 UPHOLSTERY

picture for illustration purposes only!

G-FORCE FITNESS

Join and stay in shape with our trampoline fitness for junior and senior classes

Assorted Upholstery Fabrics Plain & Printed Was R69,00 Now R49,90

CORPORATE TEAM BUILDING PACKAGE

picture for illustration purposes only!

Towels

10 people - R2500.00 R250.00per extra person

Duvet Covers

Everyday Towel

BIRTHDAY PARTY PACKAGES

Beautiful Colours

10 X kids R1600.00 R160.00 per extra kid includes popcorn & slush puppy

Guest Towel

DODGE-BALL LEAGUE

Bath Towel

R16,90

R39,90

R250.00 per team 4 - 6 players 30min matches

picture for illustration purposes only!

Hand FABRIC CLEARANCE Towel Assorted curtaining fabrics

R89,90 Bath

R119,90Sheet

(odd lengths up to 5mtrs)

R29,90 p/m

Ideal for roman blinds & scatter cushions

Single + 1P/case R129.90 3/4 + 1 P/case R149.90

Double + 2 P/case R179.90 Queen + 2 P/case R199.90 King + 2 P/case R219.90

15 Newton Street, Newton Park, Port Elizabeth Tel: 041 363 0235 Access Retail Park, Buffelsfontein Road Tel: 041 367 3148 Email: info@levtex.co.za www.curtains-linen.co.za

X1TDUR6W-PX290317

PE EXPRESS | WEDNESDAY 29 MARCH 2017

NEWS 5

Lae slagsyfers kan rooivleispryse skerp laat styg LOURENS SCHOEMAN SLAGSYFERS het so skerp gedaal weens die uitmergelende droogte dat rooivleispryse met 30% kan styg terwyl sukkelende veeboere alles in die stryd werp om hul uitgedunde kuddes te herbou. Volgens dr. Pieter Prinsloo, ontleder en nasionale ondervoorsitter van die Rooivleisprodusenteorganisasie (RPO), het die slagsyfers sedert Januarie vanjaar baie gedaal; dus beland baie minder rooivleis tans op winkelrakke. Die droogte, wat al drie jaar duur, het gemaai onder beesgetalle wat met minstens ’n halfmiljoen gedaal het tot minder as 14 miljoen stuks vee, sê Prinsloo. “Verhoogde insetkoste het ook ’n vernietigende uitwerking op baie boere in die OosKaap gehad, waartydens baie die handdoek moes ingooi en die bedryf verlaat weens geldelike druk. Dié provinsie is die grootste rooivleisteler in SuidAfrika. “Diegene wat oorleef, sal in ’n herstelfase wees en prysstygings sal stygende skuld wat hulle weens die droogte moes

aangaan, effe verlig,” sê hy. Prinsloo sê toe die droogte toegeslaan het, het boere die getal diere wat na die abattoirs gestuur is vermeerder omdat hulle nie die huidige getalle kon onderhou nie. Die toename in vleis op die markte het daartoe gelei dat pryse op winkelrakke gedaal het. “Die langdurige krisis in die Oos-Kaap het daartoe gelei dat kuddes dringend opgebou moet word, wat slegte nuus vir verbruikers is. “Hierdie vermindering in diere wat na slagpales gestuur is, het tot ’n styging in vleispryse van tot 30% gelei. “In die beesvleisbedryf word die uitwerking op pryse vir sowat 18 maande vertraag en ons bereik nou eers die fase van prysstygings weens die droogte. “Dit word verwag dat pryse verder sal styg weens die beperkte beskikbaarheid van slagvee,” sê Prinsloo. Hy sê dat handelaars hul bes doen om die prysstygings te beheer. Prinsloo het verbruikers aangeraai om hul aankoopgewoontes te hersien en eerder ’n hele karkas te koop en sodoende goedkoper te betaal vir gewilder snitte.

PE Express subscribes to the Code of Ethics and Conduct for South African Print and Online Media that prescribes news that is truthful, accurate, fair and balanced. If it don’t live up to the Code, within 20 days of the date of publication of the material, please contact the Press Ombud at 011 484 3612/8, fax: 011 4843619, or website: www.presscouncil.org.za

Let us show you how VISIT US TODAY!

The Co-op Mica Willow Road, Willow Retail Park, Cnr Circular Drive and Willow Road, Fairview, Port Elizabeth

Tel: 041 007 0580

• Prices valid from 29 March - 05 April 2017 • While Stocks Last • Mica takes utmost care to ensure that all adverts are correct • Mica reserves the right to limit quantities of any advertised item offered for sale • If a mistake occurs or incomplete info is printed, a notice will be displayed in store with the correct details • Prices exclude accessories used for display purposes and include VAT • www.mica.co.za • Customer Care 086 11 22 114

2500L Eco Water Tank Khaki

Pressure Pump and Controller 0.37kw

Montego Karoo Dog Food Adult 20kg

Dog kennel Small (JoJo)

R2250each R1150each R499each R470each

Duram Plaster Primer

Academy EcoPile Roller Tray set

Duram Armatex Textured 20L

R19.95each R530each

Potting Soil 20L

R22each

Beef Burger...buy ONE and get one FREE

TRADING HOURS: Mon - Fri: 07:30 - 17:00 / Saturday: 08:00 - 13:00 Sunday: Closed / Public Holidays: Open on Selected Days

Energizer Lantern Rechargeable RC102

R225each R399each 20LR690each Panacur BS Dose 1L

Energizer PRO Spotlight Rechargeable HCSPR61

Rystix Armadek Assorted Colours 5L

R435each R730each R499each

1st Burger served standard with Chips (Lunch Time Special)

R4995

Open Mon to Sat 12h00 - 22h00

Lunch Time Specials

Electric Fence Unit Nemtek 25km Incl Solar Panel

Available from 12hr - 16h Mon-Sat

Cheddar Melt Steak & Chips

Chicken Schnitzel With Cheese Sauce,Chips & Salad

R49

Jeep Ankle Boots Hunters Camo

Jonsson Camo Shirt Long Sleeve

Jonsson Maseru Safety Shoe

Kleen All Multi Purpose Cleaner 5L

Tank Leaf Eater Advanced 100mm

R2200each R1150per pair R299each R399per pair

R49

Evening Specials Available from 18hr - 22h Mon-Sat

Mon & Sat

Tues & Thurs

Wed & Fri

All you can eat Ribs Done in our famous basting sauce and grilled to perfection. First portion served with Chips and Vegetables

All you can eat Rump or Sirlion Steak First portion served with Chips and Vegetables

Combo Night Your choice of Ribs & Calamari/Ribs & Chicken/Ribs & Prawns. All served with Chips, Rice or Baked Potato & Veg.

R11995

R8995

R11995

Sit down meals only • Regret no Take Aways • T&C’s apply

041 363 0010

Atrium Centre, Ring Road, Greenacres (next to Virgin Active) X1TBDRGD-PX290317

Aqua Safe Water Purifying Liquid 1L

R330each

Lemon Brite Dishwash Liquid 5L

R49each

R39each

R380each

X1TB65J5-PX290317

6 NEWS

PE EXPRESS | WEDNESDAY 29 MARCH 2017

Trailblazing recipients excited to finish their journeys REPORTER MORE than 30 final year students, whose hopes of finishing their academic journey were dashed by a lack of funds, shared their excitement to be the recipients of Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University’s (NMMU) #Trailblazing campaign funds.

Some of the Trailblazing fund recipients (from left) are Zintle Bobelo, Lukhanyiso Magwevana and Lwazikazi Petela at the function last week. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

2018 TOELATINGS GR. 1 – 7 AFRIKAANS

KABEGA PRIMêR

Registrasie vir Afrikaanse Gr 1 – 7 klasse is nou beskikbaar. Kabega Primêr is 'n parallelmedium skool wat dus vir aparte klasse in Afrikaans en Engels voorsiening maak. Kabega bied 'n verskeidenheid sportsoorte aan, soos bv. Atletiek, Krieket, Rugby, Netbal, Tennis, Sokker, Striders, Mini-Tennis en Mini-Krieket. Kabega beskik oor 'n pragtige swembad en swemgala's word deur die skool aangebied. Swem word deur alle leerders beoefen tydens LO. Ander buitemuurse/kulturele aktiwiteite sluit in: Skoolkoor, Orkes, Skaak, Spraak, Drama, Revue & Konsert, Kuns, Entrepreneurskap, “Bible Buddies” en “Peace Klub”. Kabega is baie suksesvol met hul deelname aan die Wetenskap Ekspo en het al vele deelnemers op Nasionale Vlak gehad. Leerders neem ook jaarliks deel aan die Wiskunde Olimpiade asook ATKV Redenaars. Kabega is nou betrokke by Gemeenskapsprojekte soos Groenspoor (Top Groenspoor Skool in die Oos-Kaap), Bewaringsaktiwiteite en is 'n Waardegedrewe Skool. Akademie – Akademiese vordering is prioriteit vir elke leerkrag en hoë akademiese standaarde word gehandhaaf. Leerprobleme kan reeds vroeg geïdentifiseer word deur ons voltydse gekwalifiseerde Remediërende Terapeut. Kabega beskik oor 'n uitstekende skoolgebaseerde Ondersteuningspan. Kabega beskik oor 'n Nasorgfasiliteit met 6 ervare dames. Aansoekvorms kan gedurende die kwartaal afgehaal word by Kabega Primêr van 07:00 – 13:30. Navrae: 041 360 2581 of e-pos: enroll@kabegaprimary.co.za Brabantstraat, Kabegapark Doen asb. so gou moontlik aansoek om teleurstelling te voorkom. Sluitingsdatum: 25 April 2017

Last year, NMMU Vice-Chancellor Prof Derrick Swartz and at least 20 other trailblazers climbed Peru’s Machu Picchu to raise funds to help final year students finish their academic journey. More than R2.3 million was raised during the fundraising campaign that saw the trailblazing team spend four days navigating the mountain’s 43km Inca Trail. A total of 34 final year and BTech students, who were identified as needing funding to complete their interrupted studies, were announced as the recipients of the bursary funding at a function last week. Addressing the gathering, Prof Derrick Swartz likened students’ academic journeys to climbing a mountain, where finishing the climb is not easy, but made bearable by the support of others. He said the campaign targeted final year and BTech students who had completed the bulk of their studies, about 75%, but could not go all the way because of funding constraints. “There are thousands of students out there, in cities and towns, who have been unable to complete their degrees or diplomas. The idea, therefore, was to give them what is known in Afrikaans as a ‘hupstoot’, a little push up the hill to finish their journey,” he said. “At the moment, the quantum of funding is not enough to support the growth in the system and means that there will inevitably be categories of students who do not fit into the requirements for the current funding available in the system. It is those students that we are targeting because it makes no sense that you have thousands of students outside the system, who have completed 75% of their studies, but cannot get a job or create work – as they cannot access bank capital – because they do not have complete qualification certificates. “So, just as we were helped by previous generations in our time, we are assisting you so that you may one day help others too.”

Some of the recipients told how they had lost hope of completing their studies and were pleasantly surprised to receive a call from the NMMU Trust, which administers bursary funding, that they could continue with their studies. BA student Lukhanyiso Magwevana took up odd jobs desperately trying to raise enough money to return to University after having to drop out after his second year. “That was a difficult and dark time for our family. I came across a scripture that said ‘if you ignore the cries of the poor, how can your cry be heard?’ At first, it meant nothing to me as I was just reading the Bible looking for some sort of hope. Then in December last year, I got a phone call to say I was a #trailblazing bursary recipient,” he said. “So, it seems to me that the spirit of God had been working, therefore, in you but mysteriously. I didn’t see it as you were working in the background. As a student, all I saw was the turmoil and all that was happening in the university around funds. The phone call gave me hope … so, thank you Prof Swartz and your team. I now see the finish line that for a long time seemed quite a distance away.” Third year Public Relations Management student Zintle Bobelo said it had always been her desire to complete her studies, but circumstances were not in her favour. “My educational pursuits were brought to a standstill and I could not finish my third year. Four years later, I get a call from the university bringing forth this golden opportunity. Mine alone was to be hopeful for I knew of countless others waiting for this chance,” she said. Public Relations Management student Lwazikazi Petela thanked the university for affording her an opportunity to complete her studies. “Words could never be enough to express the gratitude that my peers and I have for the opportunity that has been availed to us,” she said. “This not only means that we can bear our own futures, but it means that we can plant seeds today so that our children and future generations can grow up under the shade that we wish we could have grown up under.” Surplus funds from the campaign will be used to assist academically deserving final year and BTech students, using the same criteria as the #trailblazing recipients, who have a few outstanding modules to complete their studies.

X1TE1C71-PX290317

X1TBF9ER-PX290317

AVBOB PROVIDES

FUNERAL SERVICES FOR POLICYHOLDERS

AND NON-POLICYHOLDERS • A FREE basic funeral to the value of R9 600* • FREE transportation of the deceased within the borders of South Africa* • A R1000 cash upfront payment for initial expenses* • PLUS a 15% addition to the sum assured on the main life which, if needed, may be converted to a six-month RETRENCHMENT BENEFIT* FREE benefits* are over and above your full policy value. Policies that are active for less than two years qualify for a discount of up to R4 000 off the funeral*.

Assistance obtaining required documents

Mortuary and cooling facilities

Funeral arrangements

R250 towards a funeral notice in a newspaper of your choice

Preparing your loved one for burial or cremation

An ash coffin, if required

A specified coffin

The use of a specified hearse

The use of a lowering device at the graveside

Graveside tent and 10 chairs

CALL YOUR NEAREST AVBOB BRANCH FOR MORE INFO: BRANCH

REPRESENTATIVE

TEL NO

PHYSICAL ADDRESS

Port Elizabeth

A Jones (Alfred)

(041) 484 2731

Cnr Hancock & Harrower Streets, North End, 6066

*Terms and conditions apply. AVBOB is an authorised Financial Services Provider. *Funeral benefits only apply if AVBOB Funeral Service conducts the funeral. AVBOB is a level 2 B-BBEE contributor. FSP 20656. www.AVBOB.co.za

AVB_CMP_02-08

AVBOB policyholders qualify for:

THE FREE BASIC FUNERAL BENEFIT TO THE VALUE OF R9 600* INCLUDES:

PE EXPRESS | WEDNESDAY 29 MARCH 2017

ADVERTISEMENT 7

SHOP B14, THE BRIDGE (GREENACRES) 078 318 0030

Grand Opening Specials COME CELEBRATE OUR NEW STORE IN STYLE Glimmer Grey Top

Cullote Pants

R100

R60

Navy Tights

Multicolor Dress

R60

Hooded Dress

Diva Dress

R70

R80

Stay t on pion Casual T-shirt

R25

Long Denim Jacket

R260 Navy Striped Blazer

R100

Live Dress

R190

Skinny Jeans

Navy Top

R40

Trendy fashion

R30

Maroon Boob Tube

R195

Sizzling hot, new collection

SHOES on

SPECIAL

Flats for

R49

Killer deals instore

X1TDX1FD-PX290317

8 NEWS

PE EXPRESS | WEDNESDAY 29 MARCH 2017

Local Mr SA 2017 contestant seeks community’s help ANIKA DE BEER PORT Elizabeth resident, Ivan Green, is now officially competing for the title of Mr South Africa 2017. The last time a local resident won the title of Mr South Africa was with the crowning of Denver Burns in 2010. Green, an engineering sales representative, became motivated to participate in competitions that placed emphasis on charity work and raising community awareness after his grandfather had Ivan Green.

PHOTO:SUPPLIED

passed away. He also has a background in community service as a result of his parents’ involvement in Rotary Grahamstown, a charity that fights against poverty. His previous accomplishments include being named a finalist in Die Burger Boardwalk Mr Port Elizabeth 2014, as well as the SA Bachelor and Bachelorette 2015 competition. He needs the community’s support to keep him in the running for the Mr South Africa 2017 competition. To vote for him, SMS MRSA003 to 47439.

PE EXPRESS | WEDNESDAY 29 MARCH 2017

NEWS 9

Oliver is SA’s first darts player to win Last Man Standing

CLASSIC style CHEST OF DRAWERS

only

R2699

with 11 drawers

WHITE DOUBLE BUNK

(Mattress excluded)

from The first ever South African to win a Last Man Standing Darts Tournament, Deon Oliver (left), is congratulated by South Africa’ only professional darts player, Deon Petersen. The two will represent the country at the forthcoming Darts World Cup in Germany. PHOTO:SUPPLIED

HEILIE COMBRINCK THE man with a heart for darts and who played a major role in reviving this sport in the Metro’s Northern Areas, is the first-ever South African to win a Last Man Standing Darts Tournament. This man is Deon Oliver, who also happens to be the chairman of the Eastern Cape Province Darts Federation. “It was the first time in six years that this tournament was held in South Africa. The reason was to find a darts partner for South Africa’s only professional darts player, Devon Petersen,” said Vernon Human from the Eastern Cape Province Darts Federation. Petersen needs a darts partner to

represent South Africa at the Betway World Cup of Darts which will be held in Frankfurt, Germany from June 1 to 4 this year. A total of 170 top darts players in South Africa participated in the Last Man Standing Darts Tournament. Spectators flocked to the Grand West Casino in Cape Town where it was held. Approximately 3 000 spectators viewed the action during the course of the tournament. According to Human, it started with a round robin consisting of 11 players. Oliver only lost 1 leg. “The competition then came to the knockout stages which were nerve wracking. At one stage Oliver was 1-3 down and it was the first to 4!

“But somewhere he got his strength back and won 4-3. After that, the writing was on the wall and Oliver took the honours,” said Human. In the grand finale, Oliver won against Shawn Hogan, a current Protea darts player. Hogan is an international darts player. “The darts fraternity in the province as well as locally, wish to congratulate Oliver for winning the first ever Last Man Standing Darts Tournament in South Africa,” said Human. Oliver contributed in establishing Ibhayi Darts in Nelson Mandela Bay. The Eastern Cape Province Darts Federation wish to thank Desmond Steffens for the safe transport to Cape Town and back.

READ OUR PAPER ONLINE 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”.

R1979 WHITE BEDSIDE CUPBOARD only

OSLO BESIDE TABLE only

R799

R469

TWO TONE DINING TABLES 1500 x 900

only

R1899 WHITE CHAIRS from

4–6 April THE EDUTAINMENT

Holiday Camp KEEP YOUR KIDS BUSY THIS HOLIDAY IN A FUN AND EDUCATIONAL WAY! Young Entrepreneurs learning the basics of starting their own small business, making their own products, games and learning about advertising. 8th April is Market Day where they get to sell their goodies.

www.younge.co.za

MINIPRENEURS

ON YOUR MARKS

Ages: 7 – 8

Ages: 9 – 12

8 April MARKET DAY

R599 WHITE BENCHES

from

R489

11 April

SLEEPER COUCH

Forms double bed including mattress

BIZ KIDS Ages: 13-15

St George’s College, 112 Park Dr, Port Elizabeth Time: 08:00 – 13:00 Cost: R 750 - incl. raw material & light snacks

K NliOmW ited BOeO s are

Spac

Contact Ansulene Prinsloo for more information | 083 300 6118 | info.pe@younge.co.za

only

R4499

ABERDEENS

www.aberdeens.co.za PRICES INCLUSIVE OF VAT

Russell Road, Central Tel: 041 585 9771/2 Willow Road, Fairview Tel: 041 367 2622 X1TE1TUR-PX290317

10 NEWS

PE EXPRESS | WEDNESDAY 29 MARCH 2017

Youth can learn about basics of filmmaking ANIKA DE BEER

teer movement of Christians that was launched in 1960 to give young people opportunities to demonstrate the love of God to the whole world. Last year, ten students from the Helenvale community got the opportunity to participate in the film school course. The BFMS will take place in April at their facilities in Humewood, before they are admitted to the AFMS, a six-month course that will take place from July 3 to December 16. The students live on the film schools’ premises while they are attending the courses.

YOUNG people interested in a career in the film industry can look forward to the next Basics of Film Making School (BFMS) in April. Facilitated by Youth With A Mission (YWAM) Port Elizabeth, the BFMS, as well as the Advanced Film Making School (AFMS), aims to reach out to youth in communities such as Helenvale, KwaZakhele, New Brighton and Motherwell to give them experience and knowledge in the film and media industry. YWAM is an international volun-

MOWELECTRONICS.CO.ZA

The AFMS focuses more on the business, theory, technical and practical aspects of the film industry. This includes topics such as production, cinematography, directing and editing. “We also focus on the development of healthy personal and professional values through sessions that look at identity, vision, leadership and forgiveness. We believe that a holistic approach is the best way to reach our youth in troubled communities,” said Pholile Maneli, YWAM PE’s Media Director and a pioneer of the BSMA and AFMS. The eventual dream for the film

6 MONTHS

Double Bed Set

R5599.00

R3499.00

5.1 Home Theater System

49" LED TV

First 5 customers will recieve a free Bluetooth Clock Radio with their purchase of R2000 or more.

R3999.00

Though there is a fee for attending the film schools, the organisers usually make an effort to raise funds on behalf of students that come from communities in crisis, such as Helenvale. For their fundraising efforts to be successful, they require the help of the Port Elizabeth community. In addition to financial needs, they also need the necessary equipment to run the different film schools. Anyone that would like to assist them in their fundraising initiative can contact Pholile Maneli on 079 955 9843 or visit their website at www.ywampe.org.

First years receive Vice-Chancellor’s Scholarship award REPORTER

061 407 8866

schools, in particular the AFMS, is to travel both locally and internationally to give the students a wider perspective of the media industry at large. The students that form part of the programme are usually part of a group or organisation that can assist the film schools in championing them. Their ages range from 18 to late twenties. “Before each course we work with leaders in the communities to find children that can come for an interview with us. From there we are able to assess who can take part,” Maneli said.

FOR many young South Africans, getting a tertiary education is only a wish. For 24 first-year Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University (NMMU) students who were awarded the prestigious Vice-Chancellor’s Scholarship on Friday night, this wish has become a reality. The 2017 Vice-Chancellor’s Scholars bagged the R89 000 a year scholarship – up 8% on last year’s R82 782 in line with the fee increase – based on their excellent academic achievements in high school. The scholarship, awarded during an intimate function at the North Campus Conference Centre, is renewable for each year of the scholars’ undergrad-

uate studies, provided they maintain the levels of high academic achievement. NMMU Vice-Chancellor Prof Derrick Swartz introduced the scholarship in 2009 with the main objective of attracting top performing schoolleavers from a diversity of schools, including those in the lower quintiles, across the country. Presenting the coveted scholarships for the last time at the university’s helm, Prof Swartz said the scholarship was just one of the many ways in which the university recognised and awarded top academic performance and widened access to higher education. “I created this scholarship some years ago in response to a desire on our part, as has always been the case, to affirm and to vindicate the

importance of achievement, individual endeavour, hard work and merit. These, for us, are as important as all the other principles around which the university is organised,” he said. The 24 scholars underwent a rigorous selection process were chosen from a total 319 applicants from some of the country’s poorest and more affluent schools, with the majority (76%) coming from the Eastern Cape. The remainder come from Free State, Gauteng, KwaZulu-Natal, Mpumalanga and the Western Cape. The 2017 Vice-Chancellor’s scholars are now counted among the more than 200 students who have to date been supported through the ViceChancellor’s Scholarship, many of whom have gone on to make successes in their respective careers.

Bunk Bed Including Mattresses: R3499 7" Tablet with pouch

R1299.00

< NMMU ViceChancellor Prof Derrick Swartz with the 2017 ViceChan cellor’s Scholar ship recipients.

R2295.00

While stocks last. We accept all major cards

PHOTO:SUPPLIED

T&C's Apply. E&OE. X1TDUM9W-PX290317

322 Cape Road Newton Park Tel 041 364 3566 Order Online: www.schuinvilla.co.za

“WE ARE DIFFERENT”

While Stocks Last

GETYOURFLUVACBEFORETHEFLUGETSYOU!FLUVACCINESNOWAVAILABLE!! BEROCCA MANGO

OPTIVE PLUS/FUSION

Was R129,95

30 Effervescent

NOW

R119,95 ARTHRO GUARD

90+90 capsules

NOW

R169,95 TRUBIOTIC 10's protect capsules

10ml + 3ml

NOW

R119,95 VITA-THION 20's sachets

Was R84,95

NOW

R74,95 STAMINOGRO 120 + 30 tablets

Was R323,00

NOW

R46,95

NOW

R309,95

Prices valid from OPEN MON-FRI 08:00-18:00 SAT 08:00-13:00 29 Mar - 18 April 2017

MNI RHEUMALIN

BOWEL BALANCE

MULTIFORCE ALKALINE

Was R119,95

Was R149,95

NOW

40's tablets

NOW

R99,95 Bausch & Lomb

ARTELAC INTENSE REBALANCE 10 ml

NOW

R84,95 ANTISTAX

30/60 Capsules

60's

NOW

60 capsules

R105,95 IVY FILM ADULT 20 FILMS

NEW

R79,95 BETTAWAY MEGA C

225g

R134,95 FERROUS FORTE 30's Was R119,95

NOW

R99,95 CRAMPEASE DAY 30's capsules

10 Effervescent

R295,95

Was R48,95

Was R89,95

NOW

30's

R165,95

R29,95

R69,95

X1TDV9W9-PX290317

PE EXPRESS | WEDNESDAY 29 MARCH 2017

ADVERTISEMENT 11

12 ADVERTISEMENT

PE EXPRESS | WEDNESDAY 29 MARCH 2017

ADVERTISEMENT 13

14 NEWS

PE EXPRESS | WEDNESDAY 29 MARCH 2017

Bryne to take his art to the next level ZELDRÉ STRAUSS SWANEPOEL WITH swift moves of the paint brush he turns plain canvases into something which forces the untrained eye to take a closer look to see if it isn’t perhaps a photograph. Recently retired from his full-time job, Bryne Newfeldt - an artist of over 25 years - is now taking his hobby to the next level. The drawing bug bit Newfeldt, originally from Windvogel, at an early age when he started drawing cartoons in primary school. “I suppose when I realised that I actually had talent was when I won a drawing competition in Standard 1 (Grade 3) at Republiek Primary. My prize was a Colgate toothbrush and a facecloth, and I was so proud,” he laughed. In high school he decided to try something different. “I didn’t have access to acrylic paint so I used the leftover wall paint that was in my father’s garage. It was just an experiment, but to my surprise it actually worked and my paintings came out very nicely,” said Newfeldt. He has since moved on to acrylic paint on canvas and also does pencil sketches on demand. Newfeldt’s favourite subjects are wildlife, especially eagles and lions. He does however do abstract paintings when required by a client. His paintings have become very popular in the Bay area and he has produced portraits of many celebrities, most of whom have bought the paintings. These happy customers include the likes of former Executive Mayor Danny Jordaan -who bought a painting of himself and a scene of Bethelsdorp where he grew up-, Executive Mayor Athol Trollip, Prof Derek Swartz, former

Springbok coach Peter de Villiers, cricketers Makhaya Ntini and Ashwell Prince. The EP Rugby Union, General Motors and the Algoa Bus Company have also bought several of his paintings. “One of my highlights was to represent the Eastern Cape with other artists at the Grahamstown Arts Festival in 2006. One of my paintings from that exhibition now hangs in a government office in Bhisho,” he said proudly. He loves painting sport stars, and supply paintings to taverns and to the All Black Rugby fan club in Uitenhage. “Taverns are the places where people, who do not have access to sports channels at home, get together to watch the game and be merry. These are, therefore, fitting places to have sports favourites on the walls.” Some doctors’ surgeries in the Northern suburbs also have his paintings on their walls. He points at a painting of a scene outside Dr Peter Scharneck’s surgery in Bloemendal, which depicts children from a nearby school playing on the sidewalk, a mother with a baby on her hip, a dog, and a well-known yellow minibus taxi. “When patients sit and wait to see the doctor, they usually do not feel well. I believe that if they look at my paintings on the walls and see scenery familiar to them, it will make them feel better.” Newfeldt also does paintings for churches, who in turn raffle out his paintings to garner some funds for the churches. “I am ready to take my talent to the next level and focus on my art full-time. Some may say it’s a risk but I trust in the Lord 100% because he gave me this talent and I can’t go wrong with Him on my side.” For info contact Newfeldt on 079 146 7696.

Die Burger en PE Express personeel reik uit Personeel van Die Burger OosKaap en Port Elizabeth Express het verlede week twee uitreikaksies in die gemeenskap gehad. Verlede Donderdag is inwoners van die Buffelsfontein Aftreeoord bederf met ’n koekenteebyeenkoms. Die koek en melktert is geskenk deur Food Lovers Market. Vrydagmiddag het nog ‘n groep personeellede wind en reën trotseer om die strand by Samrec skoon te maak. Die foto regs is geneem by die Buffelsfon tein aftreeoord. Van links is Jacobus van Eyk (inwoner), Jayesh Patel (Food Lovers Market), Margaret Andrews (inwoner) en Tasmia Ismail (Die Burger OosKaap). FOTO:MICHAEL HEALY

Personeellede wat deelgeneem het aan die strandskoonmaak.

FOTO: NICOLETTE THOMAS

116 Govan Mbeki Avenue, Port Elizabeth, 041 582 4893

X1TDVBJD-PX290317

PE EXPRESS | WEDNESDAY 29 MARCH 2017

ADVERTISEMENT 15

CLEAR STORAGE BOXES

9 3 1 R R30 SAVE

9 4 R R35 SAVE

56l

9 3 1 RSAVE R60 NEW

AMMO BOX

9 9 3 R R100 E V A S

9 4 2 R R100 SAVE

KILLER DEALS

3 & 6 MOBILE STORAGE DRAWERS CLEAR/BLACK

5.7l

9 1 1 R E R50

SAV

9 9 1 R R150 SAVE

26l

R99 0

R5 SAVE

LOW LOW W

PonRtheIwidest CES RANGE 110l

9 9 R

ER KILELAL D

STORAGE BOX COMBO 30l, 60l & 100l

BUYOR 10 F

PARTY BUCKETS WITH LIDS

R30 ETS BUCEKASTER FORREATS T

or 1 PAPN 2 AN

9 4 2 RSAVE R100 110l MAGYVER STORAGE BOX

CHAFING G DISH

Y BUO F 2 R

EVERY DAY DEAL

0 RSA8 0 R VE 2 Y BUO F 2 R

CLING WRAP - 100M X 300MM

9 0 1 R 0

R5 SAVE

9 4 5 R

Y BUO 4F R

MASON JARS WITH STRAWS VARIOUS CHECK COLOURS & SILVER & COPPER

0 0 RS1 20 AVE R

EVERY DAY DEAL

HEAVY DUTY FOIL - 25M X 440MM 440M

R100 SAVE

6 FOOT RECTANGULAR FOLDABLE TABLE

R50

3 PIECE KILLER DEAL

Quality ualit t

50 R E V SA

BEVERAGE DISPENSERS SILVER LID & BEEHIVE

11l

VARIOUS COLOURED LIDS V BLUE, STEEL L , PINK & CLEA AR R

LL HI BA

R2498’s9

BI ZOM

R2448’s9

Y WILL

R2448’s9

CONSOL

BULK BUYS

HEAD OFFICE: 021 911 5555 WESTERN CAPE: RETREAT: 021 701 0566, GREEN POINT: 021 418 7805, SOMERSET WEST: 021 852 1605, KENILWORTH: 021 671 3114, BELLVILLE: 021 948 3767, GEORGE: 044 887 0476 EASTERN CAPE: PORT ELIZABETH: 041-368 6551,BAYWEST: 041 492 0372, EAST LONDON: 043 726 3679, MTHATHA: 047 531 1969 FREE STATE: BLOEMFONTEIN: 051 421 0029, LANGENHOVEN PARK: 051 446 0023 SPECIAL OFFERS VALID UNTIL: 16 APRIL 2017 OR WHILE STOCKS LAST - ERRORS & OMISSIONS EXCLUDED. WWW.MAMBOSPLASTICS.CO.ZA WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES

16 NEWS

PE EXPRESS | WEDNESDAY 29 MARCH 2017

UK networking initiative to be presented in PE

ANY NEWS TIPS?

Contact Zeldré Strauss Swanepoel at 041 503 6053 or Anika de Beer at 041 503 6048. Information can also be emailed to express@media24.com.

REPORTER RENOWNED UK businessman, art director and raconteur, Howard Lewis, will be in Port Elizabeth in April to present his OFFLINE networking function and to talk about his family’s art collection, The Schorr Collection, which is one of the largest privately held collections of Old Master paintings in the UK. This is the first time these events will be hosted in South Africa. Many families with extensive art collections keep their art under wraps and this inspired Lewis to start OFFLINE, a business and social networking experience, at The Savile Club in London which initially attracted many high net worth individuals, top company directors and those from the world of art. The rules are very clear – strictly no technology, no emphasis on conducting any business and guests are expected to only come in the spirit of generosity. “I realised that most people are fundamentally the same, but different. There are far more that unites us than separates us. When you strip away the veneer of professionalism, we reveal multilayered personalities. “In business and beyond, people crave acceptance and approval, but are so fearful that their perceived weaknesses might be exposed that they rarely wander off script. At OFFLINE, the emphasis is upon acknowledging that our respective imperfections are a part of our individual charm. “As host, I tell stories that reflect the OFFLINE philosophy, our human frailties and idiosyncrasies, and take attendees slightly out of their comfort zone,” said Lewis. The idea for OFFLINE started some 15 years ago when Lewis bumped into a former school colleague who had subsequently developed a very successful career in TV and film. They became very good friends, and whenever they met, Lewis would bring him a few articles of whatsoever nature he believed he would like. He had long been in the habit of dispensing articles to friends and associates, but his feedback was so positive that it encouraged Lewis to invite a bunch of past recipients to dinner to share different articles and see where the conversation took them. “As they open their envelopes, often with different contents, I watch as they read, share, challenge, laugh, argue, flirt, eat and drink with one another as their self-imposed barriers and constraints slip even further away,” he said.

Howard Lewis.

PHOTO:SUPPLIED

Recently, Lewis had decided to open OFFLINE up to the general public and each event is sold out within a day of him releasing seats. Attendees are vast and varied. From CEO’s to one-man bands, charities and art aficionados – everyone is welcome under the rules and in the spirit of the evening. By not placing any emphasis on an outcome it has led to many incredible relationships, friendships and business deals. “Events with anticipated outcomes are prescriptive and limit the possibilities of the unexpected. Curiosity must not be shackled. Moreover, it is enhanced when conducted in great company, a lovely setting, with good food and wine, not too long and not too late,” Lewis said. Lewis has since been invited to host OFFLINE in New York, Los Angeles and Paris by people who have been. Since the start of 2017, many companies have recognised the value in Lewis’s fad-free and truly authentic experience and major international companies such as Salesforce have asked Lewis to host OFFLINE dinners for them. Lewis was recently featured in Forbes and Time Magazine for his OFFLINE networking concept. He will present his OFFLINE networking function during a breakfast event on April 5 at St George’s Club at 7.30am. The talk on The Schorr Collection will take place at a cocktail function on April 7 at the GFI Art Gallery at 6.30pm. All proceeds from these events will benefit the Yokhuselo Haven for Abused Women and Children based in Port Elizabeth. Tickets, at R150 per person, are available from Lindsay Ziehl on 072 478 0054.

Electric Toothbrush Holder 7306

99 R59 R 59 5 999

Valid Va V lid d 28 2 M Marc March h - 24 2 April A ill 2017 201 17 Bathroom Scale 7344

R79 R79

7277

8313

BSN Black Nickle

Wall Mount

99 R69 R 69 6 999

Point Handles 128mm 8315

Freestanding

R9 R 9 99

Eac ach ach

Gelmar Contact Adhesive 4027

5lt

4028

1lt

Tot Dispenser

Medicine Cabinet

R199 R 19 99 9 99 R6 R69 69 999

7343

Stainless Steel

25ml - 6823

R149 R149

Gelmar Wood Glue 4034

1lt

4035

500ml

99 R31 R 3199 99 R1999 R19

Akfix Acrylic Sealant

R99 R99

Extendable Magnifying Mirror - 7769

99 R79 R 7999 79

260ml - 4161

99 R12 R 1299

Port Elizabeth: 041 363 0165, 17th Quarter, William Moffet Drive OPEN ON SUNDAYS!

@gelmaronline @gelmarsa @gelmarsa @gelmarsa

E&OE • VAT Included • Whiles Stocks last. We reserve the right to limit quantities. Accessories are used for display only.

PE EXPRESS | WEDNESDAY 29 MARCH 2017

Food for Life plans to expand operations REPORTER AFTER several years of supporting the Port Elizabeth community by distributing meals to poorer areas, the Hare Krishna devotees, Indian community of Malabar and other supporters of Food for Life are preparing to expand the programme. Food for Life PE, a food relief programme led by Prabhu, has been growing steadily over the past year. According to Food for Life’s Nicky van Lavieren, the most noticeable effect can be seen in the area they reach out to, which include Greenbushes, Shauderville, Malabar, Helenvale, Missionvale, Booysens Park, Zwide, Soweto on Sea and New Brighton. They currently distribute 500

meals on a regular basis in these areas and plan to expand their kitchen to include the Motherwell area as well. “We are planning to extend our kitchen to accommodate the need in PE and this is our way of combatting gangsterism, drug abuse, poverty and ignorance,” said Van Lavieren. “Our food is completely vegetarian and balanced in nutritional value. As winter is approaching, we increase our cooking so that we can provide warm meals more frequently.” As the need in the PE community increases, so does Food for Life’s need for supplies and volunteers. Anyone interested in volunteering, sponsoring or donating to assist Food for Life can contact Svetadvip Das on 041 365 5242 or svetadvipdasgrs@gmail.com.

SCHOOL NEWS 17

Legendary Friendly City FC receives a boost REPORTER THE Friendly City Football Club, which has been in existence since 1968, recently received a welcome boost in the form of new soccer uniform. The club, which is home to four teams, practices at Parker Stadium in New Brighton on a regular basis. Players’ ages range from 17 to 32. ; At the back from left are Salvanna Bellairs (Hollywoodbets), Busisiwe Obie (Hollywoodbets), Simphiwe Gunguluza, Mxolisi Manyathi (Friendly City FC Presi dent), Siphelele Gongxeka, Nkosisive Kleinbooi, Andile Sibhozo, Tsepho Matebese, Siya Melwane and Nomatamsanqa Olivier (Hollywoodbets). In front, from left, are Xabiso Nzwana, Pule Totana (Treasurer), Siyanda Xaluva and Thamsanqa Majola.

PHOTO: SUPPLIED

Shoreline Academy gives back to community

Some of the people who have benefited from the Food for Life programme in the past. PHOTO:FACEBOOK

The students of Shoreline Academy, a private tutor centre in Newton Park, recently collected clothing, as part of a project, that will be handed out to less fortunate people near Schauderville. PHOTO:SUPPLIED

Currently, they have U/11, U/13 and U/17 teams as well as an amateur team. Club staff work hard to help give players an alternative to being involved with crime and drug and alcohol abuse. These efforts were recognised by Hollywoodbets, Parliament Street who decided to support the club by donating new soccer uniforms. Club President Mxolisi Manyathi

thanked the company for their generosity. “The kit we received will give our guys that pride they are missing when they play. It will also build them as a team and is very needed because we depend on donations to keep our club going. Youngsters will also see our team play in their new kit and will want to join! We are very grateful for this generous support that Hollywoodbets is giving us,” Manyathi said.

18 SCHOOL NEWS

Harvest learner chosen for EC Aquatics Team

Colby ElsHuman, a Grade 6 learner from Harvest Christian School, has been selected as a member of the Eastern Cape Aquatics Team. She will be participating in Swimming South Africa’s National Championship in Polokwane later this year.

PHOTO:SUPPLIED

PE EXPRESS | WEDNESDAY 29 MARCH 2017

Swartkops learner receives hero’s award

Swartkops Primary School’s top female athlete, Liyema Mbusi (13), recently received the Pick ’n Pay Hero’s Award for her accomplishments in track and field and crosscoun try and road running. She received a silver medal in the Bay Gas Challenge in the 1 500m, numerous gold medals in various 5km road running events and qualified for the Metro Cross Country team. Pictured here are Coach Denise Ferreira (left) and Liyema Mbusi. PHOTO:SUPPLIED

Theodor Herzl celebrates first term REPORTER THEODOR Herzl Schools’ learners ended the first term of 2017 on a high note with a fun Purim Parade. All the learners, as well as the teachers of the pre-primary, primary and high schools, dressed up for the event and showed off their costumes in a parade on the school grounds. Parents, grandparents, uncles and aunts enjoyed watching the festivities and cheered their favourites on. Purim is traditionally a Jewish Festival about Queen Esther who was brave enough to stand up for what she believed in.

Grade 5 learners, Tiffany Middleton (middle) dressed up as Melania Trump and Tyler Gonsalves (right) as Donald Trump for the Purim Parade.

Donna Schewitz (left) dressed up as Batgirl and Lila Stansfield as a traditional princess. PHOTOS:SUPPLIED

The matric students of Theodor Herzl High School had fun with their Egyptian theme at the Purim Parade that was held to celebrate the end of the first term.

Rocco de Villiers in konsert by Kaap Recife

Grey’s first hockey XI announced, capped

Musieklegende Rocco de Villiers het onlangs ’n konsert gehou by Hoërskool Kaap Recife vir fondsinsameling. Agter, van links, is Jacques Hugo (skoolhoof), Rocco de Villiers, Suzi Dreyer (adjunkhoof), Joey Deyzel, Sarita Nel en Bardine Huebsch. Voor, van links, is Gerda Louw en Andre van der Merwe. FOTO:VERSKAF

The members of Grey High School’s First Hockey XI were announced and capped on March 22. Axxess DSL is the first team’s title sponsor, while Puma is their official apparel sponsor. The members are, from left, Alex Heynes, Tristan Stubbs, Sam Oddy, Brad Breetzke, Brad MacNaughton, José Smith, Chris Wynford, Jared de Kock (Captain), Matthew Keevy (Vice captain), Luke Wynford, Cody Posthumus, Dylan Seale, Matthew Ash, Aaron Westcott and Ricky King. PHOTO:SUPPLIED

TAILOR MADE FINANCIAL SOLUTIONS FROM OLD MUTUAL • • • •

Open a transactional bank account for only R4,50 per month* Apply for a personal loan Consolidate your debt Get funeral cover and more.

Visit us at one of the following branches: BRANCH

TELEPHONE NR

Old Mutual PE Cleary Park

041 509 9046

Old Mutual PE Govan Mbeki

041 509 9070

Old Mutual PE Greenacres Centre

041 509 9007

Old Mutual PE Kenako Mall

041 509 9022

Old Mutual PE Pier 14

041 509 9055

Old Mutual PE The Bridge

041 509 9000

Old Mutual Finance (RF)(Pty) Ltd is a Licensed Financial Services and Registered Credit Provider. NCR Reg No: NCRCP 35 | FSP Reg No: 25494 Terms & Conditions apply. * In association with Bidvest Bank Ltd (Reg No. 2000/006478/06), a licensed financial services and registered credit provider, NCRCP17

PE EXPRESS | WEDNESDAY 29 MARCH 2017

DIARY/DAGBOEK )RELIGIOUS NG Kerk PE Sonheuwels: Sal ’n basaar hou op 31 Maart vanaf 4.30nm op die kerkterrein in Bougainvillearylaan, Westering. ’n Pretloop sal om 5nm begin. Heerlike eetgoed sal te koop wees. Daar sal sangers wees wat optree en ’n orreluitvoering. ’n Veiling sal ook om 6nm plaasvind. Kontak 041 360 1496. Eckankar: The PE Satsang Society, a chartered affiliate of ECKANKAR, will host a workshop on 2 April at 11am at the Life Chiropractic and Wellness Centre, 169 Fordyce Road, Walmer. The topic will be ‘Spiritual Problem-Solving Unlocking your Sacred Puzzle Box’. Contact 083 327 2938. Hi’s Place Developing Centre: Will have a free Healing Service on 2 April. Every Sunday there is a service at 9am and a Youth Service at 2.30pm. For more info contact Christo on 082 515 2294.

Inter-Denominational Healing Ministry: The next healing crusade

by Pastor Ronnie Sampson will take place on 1 April at 10am at the Word of Faith Christian Centre Chapel in William Moffett Expressway. Pastor Ronnie Sampson prays daily for the sick and miracles are seen through the power of the Holy Spirit. For more info contact Pastor Ronnie at 082 847 8834. North-End Methodist Church: Will have their monthly sale on 1 April from 9am to 12 noon. Secondhand goods, pancakes and odds-and-ends will be for sale. For more info contact Duncan on 084 735 4013. NG Kerk PE Oos: Sal ’n tweedehandse kleremark en worsbroodjieverkope hou op 31 Maart vanaf 10vm op die hoek van Walmer Boulevard en Mitchellstraat. Kontak Jaco by 083 269 9668. Westering Methodist Church: Will have a Food Fair on 31 March at 5pm on the corner of Papenskuils and Clarence Street in Westering. A variety of food, craft and white elephant stalls will be available, as well as loads of fun and games for the kids. NG Kerk Nooitgedacht: Sal basaar hou op 1 April in Van Der Stelstraat, Kabega Park. Verskeie eetgoed sal te koop wees en daar sal ook ’n wit-olifant-tafel wees. Kontak Henry Rossouw by 082 820 8268. NG Kerk Kensington: Sal ’n mini basaar hou op 31 Maart vanaf 11vm. Heerlike eetgoed sal te koop wees. Daar sal ook speletjies wees vir kinders. Kontak 082 990 0352. Lutherse Kerk: Sal ’n paasmark hou op die hoek van Martinstraat en Lukestraat op 8 April om 9vm. Kontak 041 367 1986.

) CLUBS Birdlife EC: Will have a Saturday morning outing to Settlers Park. Meet at 8.30am at How Avenue car park. Non-birders are to come and learn about birds. Target birds: Collared Sunbird and Knysna Woodpecker. Contact Andy Nixon on 079 587 5110. Probus Club, PE South: Will have their monthly meeting on 4 April at 11.30am for noon at the Club on Bird. Tracey Walton will be speaking on the history and use of wigs. All visitors are welcome. For more info contact Jenny on 041 366 1818.

)SUPPORT GROUPS Diabetes Support Group (Malabar Wellness Group): Will have a

meeting on 4 April at 7pm at the Malabar Community Centre Minor Hall in Haworthia Drive. Diabetes Educator, Barbara Foot, will be speaking on ‘It’s not about Sugar, It’s about your Heart’. Contact Surendra Daya on 083 653 1491.

Diabetes Support Group (PE Branch): Will have a meeting

on 5 April at 7pm at the Newton Park Methodist Church Hall, Newton Street. Registered Counsellor, Angelo du Plessis, will be speaking on ‘Living Joyfully with Diabetes’. Contact Martin at 082 579 9059.

Diabetes Support Group (Springdale Wellness Group): Will have a meeting on 4 April at 7pm at

The Gospel Hall on the corner of Olympia Street and Geldenhuys Street. Reflexologist, Thaya Moodaley, will be speaking on ‘Therapeutic Reflexology’. Contact Hester on 082 224 6020.

)GENERAL Boot Sale: Save-A-Pet will be having their monthly Boot Sale at the Elephant Walk Restaurant car park in Colleen Glen on 1 April from 8am to 1pm. A restaurant, bar, farm and antique shop will be open. Contact Michelle at 076 195 5426. Glams Entertainment: Will be having a ‘Langarm’ Dance on 31 March at Malabar Hall at 8.30pm. DJ Clarence will be providing the music and there will be lucky draws. Tickets at R40 per person will be available at the door. For more info contact Angie on 071 986 5837. Craft Market: The Jeffreys Bay Tecoma Craft Market will take place on 1 April at the corner of Da Gama Road and Tecoma Street, Jeffreys Bay. A wealth of quality homemade merchandise, foodstuffs and work by highly talented artists will be on display and for sale. A traditional tea tent will also be available as a fundraiser for a local charity. For more info contact Neil on 042 296 2791. Book Sale: The Friends of the Linton Grange Library will be holding a book sale at the Linton Grange Library on 1 April from 8am to 11.30am. All books are sold at R5 each. All proceeds will go to the library. Contact Anne on 041 360 0797. Food Shed: Will take place on 7 April at the Sherwood Garden Centre in Walker Drive from 5pm. Glen Webster will be providing live entertainment. Entry is R20 per person. Cheshire Home Summerstrand: Will host a cash bingo afternoon on 1 April in Gomery Avenue at 1.30pm for 2pm. There will be single games, a special prize game of R500, lucky draws and refreshments will be on sale. Tickets are R30 a card, R50 for two and R80 for three. Contact Silest on 0827086632. Golf Day: The Animal Anti-Cruelty League (AACL) and FPC Property Consultants will host a golf day on 30 March at Wedgewood Golf and Country Club. They aim to raise R250 000 to convert the existing AACL Cleary Park garages into a surgery unit. The competition is 4 ball and better ball. The cost is R1 600 per 4 ball, which includes an evening meal. Bookings can be made with Denise Barnard on 084 588 1209. St Theresa’s Outreach: Will have an Easter Fair With Flair in aid of their building project in Colchester Township at the Walmer Community Hall on 8 April from 9am to 3pm. Stalls are available. Contact Charmane on 074 249 4835. Paasmark: Sal plaasvind op 8 April by die NG Kerk in Algoapark. Daar is steeds stalletjies beskikbaar teen R100 elk. Vir meer inligting, kontak Charmaine op 078 066 5042. Loerie Kermis: Sal plaasvind op 1 April vanaf 8vm by die Nartjiefeesterrein in Loerie. Heerlike eetgoed sal te koop wees en ’n veiling sal ook plaasvind, sowel as ’n boerboelskou terwyl die Christelike Motorfietsklub met hul motorfietse kom spog. Vir die eerste keer word Crazy Climb en Putt Putt ook aangebied. Vir meer inligting, kontak 079 063 4488. Pensioner’s Association of NMBM:

Will have their biennial meeting in the Auditorium of the Newton Park Library at 10am on 6 April. There will be a guest speaker and refreshments will be sponsored.

)ENTERTAINMENT Golden Oldies Disco: Blackpool AFC will present a Golden Oldies Disco at West End Community Hall on 31 March. DJ Mano-Zay will be the host. Admission is R30 per person. For tickets contact Rudi Williams on 081 733 4170. Bingo: ‘n Bingo-middag word op 1 April in die ACVV Saal in Poplarlaan vanaf 2.30nm. gehou. Daar sal lekker pryse wees. Kontak 083 399 9369.

ENTERTAINMENT 19

20 ENTERTAINMENT

PE EXPRESS | WEDNESDAY 29 MARCH 2017

Loyiso Bala to perform in PE REPORTER

Christian Centre.

AWARD-WINNING South African artist Loyiso Bala is set to perform in Port Elizabeth for one night only during the Easter Weekend at Word of Faith

Known for his smooth voice, Bala has performed across the globe alongside the likes of John Legend, Jamelia, Elton John and Will Smith. He has won five SAMAs and three Metro FM Awards, two of which were for the best R and B album and best producer and was also nominated at the MTV awards alongside international stars Alicia Keys, Rihanna and Akon. When asked about his upcoming performance in Port Elizabeth, Bala said, “I have been looking forward to coming back to Word of Faith since my last visit. To gather my hometown in one place so as to worship our God is the greatest privilege that I could ever ask for. The Spirit was so tangible the last time that I have no doubt that God will reveal himself in the same manner once again. “I love to sing, not only to entertain, but to make an eternal difference in people’s lives and so

Loyiso Bala.

PHOTO:SUPPLIED

gospel music has afforded me this opportunity. May you be blessed, encouraged and changed as you join us in celebrating our Risen Saviour.” Having graduated top of his class at the Drakensberg Boys Choir, Bala became the youngest conductor of the National Youth Choir at nineteen and has since become a household name in SA, with his very first album selling triple platinum. A philanthropist at heart, he is an ambassador for Nelson Mandela’s 46664, the Smile Foundation, Afrika Tikkun, Cotlands and the South African Field Band Foundation, which sees him supporting several charitable and worthwhile causes. He was also appointed the national UNAIDS Goodwill Ambassador for the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS), where he raises awareness around HIV testing and disclosure, reduction of stigma, discrimination against people living with HIV, and gender inequality - including violence against women and girls. In 2012, Bala recorded his muchanticipated live Christian music DVD, Love Complete. He went on to release a chart-topping single, Time to Dance, which garnered huge success and became the precursor to his second Christian music project, Power/Love/Sound. Loyiso Bala will perform live at Word of Faith Christian Centre on April 14 at 7pm. Tickets are R80 for adults and R30 for teens. Entry is free for children under the age of ten.

Karlien van Jaarsveld.

FOTO:VERSKAF

Karlien van Jaarsveld kom hou konsert in Baai MEDEWERKER KARLIEN van Jaarsveld tree op 13 April by die Boardwalk in Port Elizabeth op. Jakkals Trou met Wolf se Vrou, Beter as Liefde en Geskeurde Jeans is net ’n paar van haar treffers waarna aanhangers kan uitsien in haar konsert. Karlien, wat die afgelope naweek getroud is met Joe Breytenbach, spog met ’n verskeidenheid van musiektoeken-

nings en optredes by van die land se grootste konserte, soos Afrikaans is Groot, Huisgenoot Skouspel, Krone en die Suid-Afrikaanse Musiektoekennings. Nie net kan sy sing nie, maar sy kan ook dans. Sy was die wenner van die 2015-seisoen van die werklikheidsreeks, Strictly Come Dancing. Kaartjies vir die konsert op 13 April is R120 per persoon en is beskikbaar by Hellen by Westway Café by 041 365 0217. Die konsert begin om 7.30nm.

PE EXPRESS | WEDNESDAY 29 MARCH 2017

NEWS 21

Local teen is Miss Teen Commonwealth SA finalist

SA Idols’ Thami Shobede to perform first concert in PE

ANIKA DE BEER

REPORTER

PROUD Port Elizabethan, Nomonde Marwede, has been selected as one of 36 finalists in the 2017 Miss Teen Commonwealth SA pageant. Marwede (19) is a Human Resource Management student at Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University (NMMU) who hails from Motherwell NU7. She has a passion for baking and travelling, loves playing netball and sings in her church choir. She also likes to try new things and entered the fourth annual Miss Teen Commonwealth competition to promote confidence and self-esteem among young girls. “We grow up in a society where young girls are told they are not good enough. I want girls to know that regardless of their body size and how they look they are perfect the way they are,” Marwede said. The pageant aims to empower teenage girls with the knowledge to be the young leaders of tomorrow. It focuses on leadership, modelling and public speaking skills. The Grand Finale will take place on April 29 at the Atterbury Theatre in Pretoria. The main prize is R15 000. Marwede said that her greatest inspiration throughout her journey has been her mother.

“She is always there for me and supporting me. If it wasn’t for her, I wouldn’t have entered the competition and because she encour-

Nomonde Marwede of Motherwell NU7 is a finalist in the 2017 Miss Teen Commonwealth SA pageant.

PHOTO:KHOLOKAZI MAZOSIWE

aged and believed in me, I entered and made it to the finals,” Marwede said. “I want to be to other girls what my mother was to me: a voice of reason to say you are good, beautiful and perfect just the way you are and can do anything you set your mind too.” During the course of the pageant, the finalists are expected to do charity work, raise funds to sponsor their specific charities and attend finalist workshops to develop the leadership, modelling and public speaking skills needed to represent the values of the pageant. Marwede said that should she win, she would use the power of the Miss Teen Commonwealth title to build young people up to be content, confident and full of selfesteem. “Confidence has become a rare thing. I want to bring confidence back to the community so that people can stand up for what they believe in and be able to become individuals,” she added. She is grateful to and attributes much of her success in the competition to her sponsors, Cazabella, Nam Jewellery, Noluthando Dladla, Fablane Online, Anita Creative Design, Motion Trend Closet and photographer Kholokazi Mazosiwe. Anyone interested in aiding Nomonde Marwede in her charity work can contact her on n.marwede97@gmail.com.

SA Idols Season 12 runner-up Thami Shobede will be performing his first-ever show in Port Elizabeth at the Boardwalk Amphitheatre on April 8. The KwaZulu-Natal-born singer competed in the nationwide reality TV show in 2015, coming in the top 16 and again last year, making it to the top two. Since then, he has been keeping himself busy performing for fans across the country. In addi-

tion, he has performed at the DSTV Delicious Festival and has appeared in a few Channel O adverts. Thami has written several of his own songs which he likes to perform at his gigs. His afro pop single, Sthandwa, made it to number one on the iTunes Charts and was well received by viewers when he performed it for the first time. Fans will get to hear this and other songs at his intimate concert on April 8. Tickets from R100 per person are on sale at Computicket.

Thami Shobede.

PHOTO:SUPPLIED

TOPDEALS

WHILE STOCKS LAST!

17412

LIM ITE ON D TIM LY! E

189

PAMPERS Nappies jumbo packs**

Also available at Jet stores

per pack

SAVE 40

199

each

Assorted double mink blankets (200 x 200cm)**

Also available at Jet stores

SAVE 80

32” LED

Remember to bring your TV licence & ID

MATSUI 32” LED TV*

• HDMI/USB

2699

5-Piece cast iron pot set*

• Chip and crack resistant red enamel exterior • White enamel non-stick interior • Heat-resistant knobs • 26cm Casserole, 17cm saucepan and 25cm frying pan

699

SAVE 300

299

Double comforter 200 x 200cm + 4 pillowcases** Also available at Jet stores

Queen comforter** 35999

*Available only at selected JetMart stores. **Available only at selected Jet and JetMart stores. Visit www.jetonline.co.za or call 0860 113 639 for a store list.

One account. Countless rewards.* Open your Jet Account today! Offers valid from 20 March - 9 April 2017 while stocks last. T&Cs apply. E&OE *Thank U Rewards Programme is only available in South Africa, Namibia, Swaziland, Lesotho and Botswana.

22 NEWS

PE EXPRESS | WEDNESDAY 29 MARCH 2017

WWP wrestling and 4x4 night challenge at air show

HEILIE COMBRINCK

FOR the first time in many years, real wrestling

action will be seen in Uitenhage, this time at the Wings & Wheels Doug Davidson Memorial Air Show which will be held on Friday and Saturday at the Uitenhage Airfield.

PRE-PAID ELECTRICITY SUB-METER

R450,00

LED GU10 3 WATT BULB

R30,00

Wrestlers from the internationally known World Wrestling Professionals (WWP), a South African professional wrestling promotion, will showcase their skills. WWP is owned by Mark Beale and Abdul Kadir and it is heavily influenced by American mainstream wrestling. The action starts on Friday, March 31 at 6.30pm with some amateur wrestling and at 7.30pm the WWP wrestling show starts. Racing challenges: aeroplanes vs autos Highlights of the festival include a challenge between a vintage car and vintage aeroplane and a challenge between a supercharged V8 Range Rover Sport, driven by top South African

DOWNLIGHTER 10WATT LED FLOOD LIGHTS R95,00 FITTINGS (Various colours)

R15,50

20WATT LED FLOOD LIGHTS R195,00

50WATT LED FLOOD LIGHTS R350,00

auto racing driver Mike Briggs, against a Sukhoi Su-31 with SA aerobatics champion Patrick Davidson as the pilot. Davidson won the Durban hosted Sky Grand Prix FAI Special Aerobatic Eventâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s classic combination last year. Microlights will take to the sky on Saturday at 7am and the gates open at 8am. The air show starts at 10am and the aerobatics at 2pm, followed by the racing challenges. Extreme 4x4 and night challenge Wings & Wheels also boasts one of the best extreme 4x4 challenge tracks in the country. Vehicles, worth millions of rands and from across the country, will tackle extreme obstacles and show spectators their unbelievable power and mechanical abilities. Action starts on Saturday at 9am and will run all day with another first for the festival at 6pm, a 4x4 Night Challenge. )For detailed information visit the Wings & Wheels Doug Davidson Memorial Air Show website and Facebook. WWP wrestlers in action. Similar acts like the above can be expected at the show which will be at the Wings & Wheels festival.

PHOTO:SUPPLIED

12 WATT LED CEILING LIGHT

R110,00

ROUND CHEESE FITTINGS

R90,00

X1TE1V4D-PX290317

PE EXPRESS | WEDNESDAY 29 MARCH 2017

CLASSIFIED 23

Lowella: 041 503 6023 | 086 505 3700 Lowella.hewitt@opkoerante.co.za

EX press

Classifieds

CLASSIFIEDS

GELVANDALE Avalon Crescent R495 000

Reg No 2005/057639/23

Chris: 072 146 9758 , Sharon: 082 5359 175 , 041 452 1533 E-mail: spannprop@telkomsa.net

Cleary Park: R1,1M . 4Beds, 4 baths, triple garage, pool, big kithen entertainment area,plus more. Aspen Heights: R995,000. Face brick, 3 beds ,3 baths, double garage,big kitchen, + lots more B/Park R430,000 Barracuda str.3 beds, lounge ,dining,study,fitted kitchen,enclosed plus more. B/ Park: R425,000: Drakensberg: 3beds, lounge,dining, fitted kitchen,garage,corner plot B/Park: R430,000: Doneley str. Lounge, dining, 3 beds,fitted kitchen, bathroom,garage. Bloemendal: Denson str:R240k: 2beds, lounge, kitchen, bathroom. Bloemendal; Denson Str. R230,000 : 2 beds, lounge, kitchen bath. Ext.32 Plot : R65,000 . Impatience Cres. Plot & plan. B/Park Kamanassie Cl: R290,000. 2 Beds ,lounge,kitchen,bath.Quiet street. Gelvan. Booysen Str. R499,000: 2 Beds, lounge, fitted kitchen, d/garage, enclosed. Jacksonville : R160,000 neg Cash only: Scholts Str: R280,000neg. 2 Beds laminated floors, lounge, kitchen, bath room. Sanctor: R575,000: 3 Beds, lounge, dining, bath fitted kitchen, small out building, garaging for 5 cars. Contact : Chris 041 452 1533 New office opp. KFC Cleary Park, University Rd.

X1TDT525-PX290317

Lounge, 3 bedrooms, kitchen, bathroom. Garage. Very neat.

BLOEMENDAL Bertram Road R395 000

Lounge, 2 bedrooms, kitchen, bathroom. Garage. Very neat.

079 467 7669

NO COMMISSON PAYABLE X1TDHRR1-PX220317

Lowella 041 503 6023 or Riana 041 503 6026 Fax/ faks: 086 457 5855

Lowella 041 503 6023

EXpress PORT ELIZABETH

Riana 041 503 6026

CLASSPX-090915-PX-bhlhew-OLXPX

STABLE WENDYS * Wendy Houses * Guard Huts * Store Rooms * Mini Log Cabins * Garden Sheds * Tool Rooms * Doll Houses * Dog Boxes * Flower Boxes * Picket fencing & Gates

With over 15 years experience KEVIN 083 231 5541

sales@stablewendys.co.za

X1RMFE71-PX270716

ALGOA PARK SAND/ STONE/ BRICKS/ BLOCKS *8 Ton Building Sand -R670 * 8 Ton Plaster Sand -R690 * 8 Ton Crusher – R990 * Fine Grit / Coarse Grit Also available 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, & 7 –Ton Ex-Transport

Harry 082 6400 522 | 041 360 0780 X1RDHRKR-PX080616

Sanville Moses 081 562 4478

Wendy Ahmed cell: 072 409 7979 Area Specialist

Damp-Rite

Zolisa: 072 118 1807

West End - R635 000 – 3 bedroom with garage Bethelsdorp - R390 000 – 2 bedroom, garage with enclosed yard Booysen Park - R450 000 – 3 bedroom with garage Cleary Estate - R1.1 – 4 bedroom, 2 garage with swimming pool Wendy Ahmed: 072 409 7979 // Sanville Moses: 081 562 4478 Kwadwesi - R550 000 – 3 beds, 2 baths plus flat let fully secure. Just move in Zolisa : 072 118 1807

X1TDT7RM-PX290317

Adcockvale 3Beds Lounge Kitchen Bath Garage R690 000 Sanctor 3Beds Lounge Kitchen Bath + Outbuilding R500 000 West End 3Beds Lounge Kitchen Bath Carport R530 000 West End 4Beds 3Bath Lounge Dining Kitchen R720 000 Bethelsdorp Ext 30 2Beds Lounge Kitchen Bath (Possible 3rd Bed) Garage R480 000 Windvogel 3Beds Lounge Dining Kitchen Bath + Outbuilding R499 000 Gelvanpark Flat 3Beds Lounge Kitchen Bath R380 000 Algoapark Flat 3Beds Lounge Kitchen Bath R350 000 Hollandpark 2Beds Lounge Kitchen Bath R280 000 Bethelsdorp Ext 32 2Beds Lounge Kitchen Bath Garage R250 000 Sidwell Duplex Flat (Barracuda) 3Beds Lounge Kitchen Bath R180 000 Kuyga (Mission Road) Extended House R190 000 (No Subsidies)

We Fix Damp Guaranteed!

• SPECIALISED FACE BRICK REPLACEMENT • WATERPROOF OF DECKS • CHEMICAL INJECTION DAMP PROOFING • BASEMENTS & RETAINER WALLS

Contact Neville: 063 067 4056 neville.briscoe@yahoo.com X1TCNCTH-PX150317

Phone Rosetta 0824 932 644

EX press

Sand, Stone, Soil

PORT ELIZABETH

90 000 COPIES WEEKLY

FOR ANY PERSONAL ASSISTANCE WITH YOUR PE EXPRESS, ADVERTISING.

General,Property,Notices, Vacancy, And Classified Adverts Please Contact

LOWELLA HEWITT T: 041 503 6023 F: 041 503 6039 Email: lowella.hewitt@opkoerante.co.za

www.zonkebudaza.co.za

Zonke Budaza incorporated Attorneys, Conveyancers & Administrators of Estates 192 CAPE ROAD, MILL PARK Tel: (041) 373 - 0053 Cell: 076 397 5344 E-mail: info@zonkebudaza.co.za

Zonke Budaza Incorporated,

For all your property and deceased estate matters. Amagqwetha ezindlu, ezemihlaba nezamafa. X1TDX09W-PX290317

5X2LULU-090915-PX-bhlhew-lulu

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

* 8 Ton Building/ Plaster Sand . . . . R540 * 8 Ton Crusher run . . . . . . . . . . . . . R940 * 8 Ton Filling sand . . . . . . . . . . . . . R540 * 8 Ton Gravel filling . . . . . . . . . . . . R540 * 8 Ton Top soil/Bush soil. Red, black or brown . . . . . . . . . . . R990 * 8 Ton Bush soil manure mixes . . R1100 Remove & cut down trees any size * 8 Ton Rubble removal waste & garden refuse removal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . R650

078 722 8644

X1TAH6UM-PX220217

EX press

HERBALIST

CLASSIFIEDS

1435

BRIDGING CASH while waiting for

PENSION/ PACKAGE Payout (lumpsum only)

041 363 0245 Call CORRIE 071 4330188

X5D9DXK-PX080616

BLACKLISTING CLEARANCE * JUDGMENTS * ADMINS * DEBT REVIEW * DEFAULTS WE OFFER AN EASY PAYMENT PLAN

LIMBADA ATTORNEYS INC. 94 Standford Road, Korsten Call Centre: 0861 115 296 041 453 4773 CELL/ WHATSAPP 082 321 1 678

X1T7YH65-PX010217

ALGOA DEBT CARE

214 CAPE ROAD MILL PARK

* Let us manage your debt * Reduce your monthly instalments * Assistance with legal advice * Call us to set up a confidential appointment REQUIRE: ID, 3 Months payslip, 3 Months Bank statements

X1T0136D-PX150217

CONTACT DAVID MARSTON 071 853 7990/ 041 364 1888 david@algoadc.co.za lyn@algoadc.co.za

EX press

X1RE413M-PX080616

PORT ELIZABETH

My Name is Heidi from Eastern Cape. I have been suf-fering financially for many years, I have worked as a domestic worker, earning a very minimal salary. I used to consult many traditional healers to assist in changing my life financially. I gave them all the money to finish un-finished jobs because of that I couldn’t explain to my kids where my money was going. My eldest daughter even moved out of the house because of our situation at that time. I came across a testimony from sister Jenini from Despatch, testifying about Prof. Sally that had helped her by using Magic Rats to put money in her house on the same day. I phoned sister Jenini she explai-ned to me how her life used to be, she gave me Prof Sally’s number and I contacted her, she explained to me all the options and I chose Magic Rats to put money into my shack. I was shocked when I saw the money. I contacted her and she said it was ok for me to use the money. I paid her 25% from the money I recei-ved. Now my life is debt free, my kids are back at school and I bought a new house for my family. Prof Sally can also help with Shortboys, Magic Ring for gambling, Magic Stick for money and gals, and she also finishes unfinished jobs.

Call or

“Save electricity – invest in solar”

Leaders in: • Solar Water Heating • Solar Electricity • Solar Borehole Pumps • Solar Products; Retail and Wholesale • Residential and Commercial Installations

* R500 of LED bulbs free with every geyser system installed while stock lasts

Tel: 041 581 4087/2385

info@netherbysolar.co.za / www.netherbysolar.co.za

Call our PV Specialist Adrian:

079 896 4368 X1TE39PR-PX290317

HERBALIST 1435

MUM HAJARA

My naam is Jacobs. Ek wil graag my waardering uitspreek teenoor mum Hajara vir die oplos van my lewensprobleme. Baie het geld by verskillende dokters verloor sonder sukses. Ek het mum Hajara geskakel en my probleme was binne sekondes opgelos nog voordat ek haar spreekkamer bereik het. Mum Hajara het dit binne sekondes gedoen. Met die skrywe hiervan het ek al die geld teruggekry wat ek op verskillende genesers uitgegee het. Ek het finansiële en mediese probleme gehad, en my man het my verlaat. Ek besit nou 'n herehuis, motors en besighede, alles te danke aan haar moederhart. My broer en suster, skakel haar vir hulp by

060 494 6744

X1TDUNC9-PX290317

078 811 1252 Whatsapp/SMS/Call your problem

FREE TELEPHONE READINGS PAY AFTER RESULTS OUPA MOUSA Troubled relations & Lost love spells & portion * Divorce & Court Cases * Magic Ring/Magic Wallet * Rats to bring riches/money * Lucky charms for lotto/casino * Sexual creams/products http://www.realspiritualhealer.com

FIND OUPA MOUSA IN TOWN

X1T6QNRW-PX180117

083 8595 882 X1TCW0ED-PX150317

ARE YOU FRUSTRATED AND DEPRESSED FINANCIALLY (DON'T lose faith, give Prof Hope a try)

Strongest Healer

My name is Reuben, am 48 years old, I stay with 4 children, for a very long time there was no happiness in my life, even my wife left me because I couldn't support my own family. I had to look after my parents. I was the only breadwinner in our family and I was working as care giver. I struggled financially my kids needed school uniforms, my parents needed help with basic needs as they are elderly. I visited different pastors, prophets and traditional healers with no one could help me. I wasted all the money, but no results, I just kept losing the little I had. I was helpless for many years, until I read a testimony of Gabriel who was testifying the good work Prof Hope did to change his life by using Short boys to put money into his account. I made an appointment with him he explained to me all the options like money rats to put money in the house on same day, short boys to put money in your Account on same day, magic ring to win money games like gambling, casino, lotto and betting. Magic wallet to multiply your money. I chose money rats to put money in my house. He explained to me the process, I couldn't believe when I received the money on the same day. I immediately contacted him and paid him 25% and my sister chose magic ring for lotto and we are financially stable, all thanks to Prof Hope. Also helps with: bring back lost lover, family matters, bring back stolen goods, bind y o u r p r o p e r t y, m a l e enlargement. Home visits AROUND Eastern Cape.

081 308 3853

X1T6R8FH-PX150317

AFTER FAILING TO WIN CASINO/LOTTO

OBED & NOOR’S SUPER MAGIC RING HELPED MR CORNELIUS (47) BLUEWATER BAY

Oh my God!! I deeply thank Obed & Noor for helping me to win at a casino. I had tired of people but without help, but after I heard and read in the papers Mr. Cornelius displays his winning about people testifying ticket about Obed and Noor’s free super casino/lotto rings (for gambling). I decided to go and have my last chance as I was in financial crisis. My house was about to be Antoinette was one of repossessed, my car was Mrs. the jackpot winners already repossessed. I couldn’t even manage to put bread on the table, my children were extremely uncontrolable as I wasn’t able to take care of them. I visited Obed and Noor and they charged me R100 consultation. They help people with: * Financial problems * Love relationship * Work crisis * Family problems * Bad luck health problems * and many more... 2 BOOK APPOINTMENT: 071 093 3693

X1RWCMPH-PX021116

24 CLASSIFIED

PE EXPRESS | WEDNESDAY 29 MARCH 2017

EX press

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

CLASSIFIEDS

TREE FELLOW Pty Ltd

• TREE FELLING TRIMMING • STUMP UPROOTING • NEW CHIPPER AVAILABLE * PERSONAL SUPERVISION * * FULLY INSURED * • FREE QUOTES FOR THE BEST PRICE AND BEST SERVICE CALL A PROFESSIONAL

FADI

073 2000 399 063 033 4785

X5DC29M-PX080616

TREE FELLING MEGA GARDENS

Rent a 44 gallon drum contents + 3 black bags removed weekly R116 or alternate weeks R86 p.m.

• GARDEN CLEAN UP • HEDGE TRIMMING • INSTANT LAWN • LARGE LOADS

SOIL/COMPOST 25kg BAGS - R23,50 1 TON - R325 2 TON - R620

041 379 5002 082 328 2225

X5D02F59-PX060716

TREES & HEDGES Tree felling

Chipper hire Stump grinding Compost @ R450/cube Firewood @ R450/bakkie

All work owner supervised 23 years experience

YOUR PROFESSIONAL TREE SURGEON

RUBEN 083 300 0032 X1NVD761-PX100816

COMPOST Bush Soil Mix

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

CELL 082 8611650

X5D65G3-PX080616

BRICKS Per 1000: Stocks

R1795 Klinkers

R1995 BUILDING 083 432 1023 PLANS Highly experienced

X1Q0W8H1-PX080616

Registered DESIGNER at reasonable rates Call

041 585 5372 082 795 6283

X1RFKHT5-PX080616

RHEMA

MOWERS WORKSHOP

Repairs to all makes of lawnmowers, brushcutters, chainsaws, GENERATORS and ride ons. We buy unwanted mowers and trimmers 041 369 0446 9 Boshoff Str Westering X1RURY5M-PX080217

RC Cabinets We specialize in:

Kitchens, bathrooms, bedrooms, shop fittings, laminated floorings and deckings Contact: KOBUS GERBER Cell: 084 551 2772

E-mail: sanetbeukes@telkomsa.net

Free Quotes

X1QYG9TH-PX080616

ELECTRICAL FOR ALL ELECTRICAL REPAIRS AND NEW INSTALLATIONS *Rewiring (house) *Fitting of new plugs, switches, lights, circuit breakers and down lights etc. *Compliance Certificate (ECOC) APPLIANCES *Microwaves *Stoves *Fridges *Washing Machines *Tumble Dryers

Contact Warren

084 016 4462

X1RE65F5-PX080616

TRAMPOLINES NATIONWIDE

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

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

X1RK75P-PX310816

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

X1NQ2C3W-PX100816

RUBBLE & WASTE Removal 4Ton – R400

041 373 1195

X1RPGTYR-PX170816

DSTV R549 Special from OVHD - R1 150 STARSAT - R599

We do PEP, Multichoice Price Lock, Ellies, Aerial King vouchers, Starsat, OVHD Installations • Dish replacements • Move & re-installation of dish • Mounting of TV's • Connecting of TV points • Setting up extra & multiview • Surround sound set-up • Fault finding and repairs to all TV and Hi-Fi sets and sales TOP TWENTY INSTALLATIONS

041 365 0063/072 229 9960

X1TCL271-PX150317

5 TON RUBBLE R450 Garden Refuse

082 301 8727 X1RCM0T5-PX080616

PROMINENT ROOFING ROOF REPAIRS

GUTTERS, PAINTING, WATERPROOFING, FASCIAS/CEILINGS

RON 041 373 6060 082 854 3211

prominentroofing@telkomsa.net MEMBER OF MBA

Sales, repairs, maintenance, spares & servicing of all trampolines

WE HANG DOORS

082 672 5772

Greg 073 633 7578

www.trampoline.co.za

X1RP6JF9-PX100816

*Promptly *Properly

X5D5Y5W-PX080616

REMOVE IT ALL 4½ TON * Garden rubble * Furniture * Building rubble * Garage clearance

Contact Riaan 082 782 4202

X1RCGDEH-PX290317

REFUSE REMOVAL

R190 p/load Rubble removal R230 - Garden refuse - Garage clearance - Household/Industrial - Appliances removal - Grass laying

EDDIE 072 614 5039

PAINTING AND GENERAL MAINTENANCE

Painting, plastering, tiling, ceilings, fascia boards and gutters High pressure cleaning

Free quotes and refs available

Call STAN 071 9285549

X1TDH24R-PX220317

X1T3WBBW-PX110117

CAR & BAKKIE WANTED

In any condition

082 930 0611

HERBALIFE Supplier of products for: * Nutrition and health * Weight loss / gain

Tel SUE 041 366 1790 or 082 321 4797

X5D65FR-PX080616

X1T86DK9-PX010217

WASHING LINE MAN WASHING POLES/ LINES SUPPLY AND FIT

WE DO REPAIRS PHONE SELVIN

082 345 2345 X5D6ACB-PX080616

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

041 360 9732 083 299 1825

X5D9M3Y-PX100816

ROOFING * Cleaning * Waterproofing * Painting

072 280 2238 061 404 5363

X1TDJX0E-PX290317

I AM SAM

For Painting

X1TDR66M-PX290317

CJ BUILDERS

& DEVELOPERS Building of New houses, alterations and renovations, also carpentry, Concrete decking and partitioning.

D.V.A CABINETS PAINTING

082 586 7194

X1T8YDK9-PX080217

FREE QUOTES Contact DWAYNE 084 589 1095

X1QYHN59-PX080616

RNB MEYER Installations (Pty) Ltd Single View - Extra - View - HD PVR and OVHD Installations: Signal problems, Trouble shooting, Relocations, Upgrades, Fault finding repairs, Sales, Supply and fitment.

Contact Ryno: 083 646 4238

X1RRCKV9-PX310816

WILLIE WILL REMOVE IT!

* For all your building rubble from R240 * Garden rubble removal from R190 * Garage clearance * General household rubble

072 708 1874

* Exterior & interior * High pressure cleaning of roofs & paving

Quality work Contact Boaz

073 286 3359

X1RMLNMM-PX100816

RORY BROWN and service • Blocked drain

R350 Cell 078 953 3087

X1T40WTD-PX071216

FOR ALL YOUR Plumbing / tiling Bathroom/ home renovations Kitchen cupboards Roofing Geyser problems Waterproofing / Painting

We waterproof or seal

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

Free quotations Call FERDI on 083 651 4321 or 041 360 0825

X5DL54R-PX100816

All Removals and General Garden Services. Removals • Furniture. • Waste. • Rubble. • Garden refuse. Garden service • Grass Cutting. • Tree Felling. • Stump Removal. • General garden clean ups & maintenance

Dominic 076 814 0990.

X1TDYKC9-PX290317

1435

HEALER DR. JUMA

PROF RAMADA

Financial Problems Lost Lovers Female problems Bad Luck Quick Property Selling Court Cases To improve your body

Cell: 078 747 8520

X1TC1RHM-PX080317

MAMA FATIMA

I'm Roy from PE, After I have lost my trust in believing healers. I consulted Ramada who helped me fix financial crisis & love life I was able to win court cases my money was paid. I cleared my debts, started my own business. I appeal to those with unfinished jobs, bad luck, and enemies to Free consultation Pay after job is done

Call 073 377 4269

* Financial problems * Bring back lost lovers * Job problems * Pregnancy problem * Short boys & magic wallet

078 475 3849

X1TCU4MW-PX150317

PROF LAMA

* Bring back lost lovers * Stop your love to cheat * Remove bad luck * Pregnancy problem * Put money on acc through short boys and rats * Enlargement for men & women * Magic Ring and Magic Wallet

Pay after work is done

064 246 2194 Port Elizabeth, Cape Town, Uitenhage

X1TC7BMM-PX080317

EX press

X1TE5CB1-PX290317

X1TE1CVW-PX290317

CUPBOARDS Built-in for your bedroom, kitchen and scullery - Best prices!! Your design or ours!

Contact EBRAHIEM on 041 481 9991 or cell 083 234 7599

CURTAINS

LIEFDADIGHEIDSWINKEL HANDELSURE Maan-Vry 09:30 to 15:00

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

KLERASIE • MEUBELS • KOMBUISWARE •ORNAMENTE • BOEKE • SPEELGOED

BUILDING RENOVATIONS & MAINTENANCE

Tel. 041 373 1948

X5DUJ55-PX100816

FOR ALL YOUR • Building renovations & alterations • All roofing & Carports • Ceiling & drywalls • Tiling • Carpentry • Bathrooms • Paving

PIETER 082 565 3430

Upper Dickens Straat, Central Fondse word vir die versorging van bejaardes aangewend Donasies kan 24 uur per dag by ons sorgsentrum afgelaai word

X1T91NU1-PX080217

X1TDYG89-PX290317

CLASSIFIEDS

X1TDUP25-PX290317

SAME DAY RESULTS

Call 0792277382

X1QYGAD9-PX080616

ROOF LEAKING SERVICES

HERBALISTS 1435

X1T9NE0W-PX150217

083-708-8857 •PLUMBERS Excellent rates

NHBRC and CIDB registered

We specialise in kitchen and bedroom cupboards

DSTV

HERBALISTS

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

PE EXPRESS | WEDNESDAY 29 MARCH 2017

CLASSIFIED 25

EX press

Classifieds Lowella 041 503 6023

PORT ELIZABETH

Riana 041 503 6026

CLASSPX-090915-PX-bhlhew-OLXPX

GENERAL NOTICES .

COMMUNITY NOTICES .

1210

Weight Loss Challenge 12 Weeks of fun! Coach * Support * Body Assessments * Prizes * Gift bag * Bianca 072 441 6131 .

LOST/MISSING .

1225

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

1401

L N draping We hire: crockery, cutlery, glassware, centrepiece, tablecloth, chaircover, chair and table ect. Draping Contact Nonette 072 521 0601 Showroom 30a King Edward street, Newton Park

MISCELLANEOUS 1655

BARGAIN SCOUT Second hand goods wanted, top prices paid. We buy, sell and pawn. 079 067 6181. www.bargainscout.co.za WANTED TO BUY 1675

CHILDREN’S ENTERTAINMENT .

1405

ALGOA JUMPING CASTLES Philip 083 277 6054 .

PERSONAL .

ANTIQUES URGENTLY WANTED Also 70’s furniture and anything value

AMANDA 082 254 8833

Second time around

JUMPING CASTLE HIRE KIDS TABLES & CHAIRS Call 084 560 0912

1460

AJ'S DISCO HIRE Hire all disco sound and lighting equipment. Phone John 041 367 4483.

X1QYGA0R-PX080616

WE'LL BUY YOUR GOOD Fridges/Stoves Microwaves/ T/tubs & Coke Fridges & Beds 041 457 4434 081 271 2846

X1TC1KVD-PX150317

DARING ENTERTAINMENT OneCrazyChina amazes with escapes, sideshow & mentalism. Parties, events & corporate functions. Bookings: 072 351 1712 www.onecrazychina.co.za .

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

We specialise in

Burglar proofing

to suit your needs & pocket (For all low to high risk areas)

STEEL GATES

HYPNOSIS Use the power of your mind to stop smoking, diet problems, stress, depression etc. Registered with SAAH Phone 041 367 4002

Uviwe Child and Youth . Services is looking for WANTED for Sylvia Melville, the biological mother of 1485 . Jasmine Melville (D.O.B.: 05/08/2012). ALL MICROWAVES, Sylvia Melville is reported TV'S & FRIDGES to be staying in Kuyga, Working or not, best prices Greenbushes, Port Eliz& repairs. Barry abeth, however her exact 084 447 4633/ address is unknown. 082 491 9209 Anyone who might have . information on the whereabouts of Sylvia FOR SALE Melville to contact the . social worker, Ms. Tarry-Ann Swartz, on CLOTHING Tel: 041 453 0441 or alter1615 natively e-mail: . tarry-ann@uviwe.co.za WE BUY & SELL as soon as possible. Quality 2nd hand clothing -Direct Impoters . of bales of coats. Contact PERSONAL Charmaine or Babalwa SERVICES 1400 041 585 9045 . CATERING & VENUES

WORRIED - FEEL UNSAFE - DON’T KNOW WHO TO CALL?

CA$H PAID at

For all good used

FURNITURE, APPLIANCES, COMPUTERS, HI-FI’s & TOOLS in a good condition

WE COLLECT Phone 484 3231 (o/h) call no 082 800 0674 Buy Back Pawn X5D5WC3-PX080616

* Sliding Gates & Motors * Security & Pedestrian Gates * Balustrading for walls * Carports * Galvanised washing lines (all types)

40+ Years experience

For free quotes, call

083 225 7045 041 453 6868

AURET

We also service the Eastern Cape at no extra cost mcraft@telkomsa.net

METAL CRAFT

X5DUBB69-PX220317

WANTED TO BUY

DRIVING SCHOOLS

EMPLOYMENT 1830

1675

ONE WAY DRIVING SCHOOL Algoa Road, Opposite VW Carpark 041 922 7846 Kirkwood Branch 071 233 8091 Humansdorp 042 291 1224

FREE LEARNER CLASSES WITH ALL PACKAGES CODE 8 (B), 10 (C1), 14 (EC) We are VAT Registered Credit Card Facilities Available X1RKE79R-PX060716

GENERAL & HOME SERVICES

MISCELLANEOUS

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

CLEANING SERVICES .

1805

A CARPET STEAM CLEANING SERVICES *Owner supervision. *20yrs experience. *Domestic & Corperate *Good prices. *Best services. Excellent results! Mon- Sat. Marius all hours 076 401 4792 061 079 7892 .

CARPET CLEANING FOUR SEASONS Owner supervision. 18 years experience. Carpets, l/suites, blinds, car interior. Mon - Sat. Call: 041 379 5314 083 523 8068 Or Whatsapp / SMS .

CARPET CLEANING: * TESSA'S* * 28 years experience * Owner supervision Carpets, L/suites, Blinds, Curtains, Leather l/suites, Car interior, mattresses. Call: 041 379 1791/ 082 464 1145 Or Whatsapp / SMS .

*RAY'S CARPETS* For cleaning of houses, motor-car carpets and upholstery. Owner supervision. all hours 041 360 8692 or 082 967 2405.

1845

GATE MOTOR Installations/repairs Fast response time Quality workmanship Francois: 083 505 4579 .

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

PLUMBERS .

1855

KILIAN PLUMBERS For all you plumbing requirements Wayne 074 370 0732 VEHICLES

STEAM CLEANS Carpets & Upholstery (Houses & Offices) Mattresses Blinds Car Interiors Caravans etc UNDER OWNER SUPERVISION Please contact IRMA at 041 581 6668 or 076 117 6697 (all hours)

X5D60PW-PX080616

MISCELLANEOUS .

LEGAL & TENDERS .

GENERAL NOTICES .

4010

NOTICE CREDITORS IN DECEASED ESTATE In the estate of the late FRANCOIS DU TOIT, Identity No 630614 5051 08 7, born 14 June 1963, died 9 November 2016, was married in community of property to Stephanie du Toit, Identity No 610313 0242 08 0, born 13 March 1961 from 62 Totius Drive, Overbaakens, Port Elizabeth, Eastern Cape 6070. Estate Number 006178/2016. All persons having claims against the undermentioned estate must lodge it with the Executor concerned within 30 days from date of publication hereof. RONNIE CARELSE Executor/Authorised Agent 3 Pieter Street Brackenhurst ALBERTON 1448 Cell 082 4905503

PORT ELIZABETH

90 000 COPIES WEEKLY

FOR ANY PERSONAL ASSISTANCE WITH YOUR PE EXPRESS, ADVERTISING.

General,Property,Notices, Vacancy, And Classified Adverts Please Contact

MAMA MADINAH I can assist you •Put money in your acc. 2days •Min clean your debts •Pregnancy problems•Win lotto, bad luck lost lover• Fix marriage •Male enlargements •Ladies sexual problems. • Unfinished jobs• Magic ring• Pay after results • PE 060 3733 389

LOWELLA HEWITT T: 041 503 6023 F: 041 503 6039 Email: lowella.hewitt@opkoerante.co.za 5X2LULU-090915-PX-bhlhew-lulu

MAMA NURU 063 005 9722 PAY AFTER RESULTS •Marriage problems • Financial problems• Badluck (Cleansing) • Manhood problems• Lost lover • See your enemies in a mirror • Magic wallet & Ring• fix your job Call or whatsapp

FOR ANY PERSONAL ASSISTANCE WITH YOUR PE EXPRESS ADVERTISING.

General, Property, Notices, Vacancies and Classified Adverts Please Contact

RIANA BAATJIES T: 041 5036026 F: 041 5036039 Email:rbaatjies@media24.com

EX press

5X2RIANA-250215-PX-bhrbaa-riana

PORT ELIZABETH

Teken in teen net R126.74 p.m. per debietorder en ontvang...

25% afslag op omslagprys

Betaal net

R49

1400

vir jou

eerste maand.

1435

3080

PANELBEATING,

spraypainting, rust repairs, chassis straightening, & bumper repairs. Repairs done by qualified panelbeater. 082 320 1176 PROPERTIES .

HOUSES FOR SALE 3275

GAMBLE Priv. sale. 4 bed R465 000. 083 768 0369

1845

ALL SHAPES BUILDERS CC For building & alterations, roofing, carpentry, ceilings & partitioning Henry 082 969 8607

. Grow fast; get Accredited Certificates: 041 363-5855 New Era ComputerTraining

EX press

HERBALISTS

VEHICLE REPAIRS

3680

AVON / JUSTINE Earn extra money in 2017 and change your life. Sms your name and residential area to 082 643 0610

MARANATHA CARPET CLEANERS

PERSONAL SERVICES

GENERAL

MAMA KERRY * Fix relationships * Put money in your account sameday * Lucky oil for money *Gambling oil for lotto & casino Call 071-809-4699

TEL. 041 366 1660 456789-110913-OS-tvaunc-fare

. NOTICE These advertisements are paid for by the advertisers and do not reflect the views of EP MEDIA. ---------------------------------KENNISGEWING Hierdie advertensies word betaal deur die adverteerders en weerspieël nie die mening van EP MEDIA nie.

GRATIS toegang tot

BETAAL NADAT WERK GEDOEN IS. Sit geld in jou rekening dieselfde dag. Ek is Deon 65 jaar oud. Ek woon in Port Alfred. Ek het Phillip gekontak om jy finansieël te help, selfs met my vrou moes hy gehelp het toe ek my werk verloor. Phillip het my gehelp met olie wat ek moes gebruik wat hy aan my gegee het, eerste wen ek die lotto 11/6/16 (6,7,8,12,27,30), en ek het my huis kontant betaal. Dankie, Phillip. Vir enige hulp kontak 063 201 6069 jy sal nooit spyt wees nie. Kry resultate dieselfde dag.

Vir meer inligting skakel ons by: 087 740 1060 E-pos: intekenare.nuut@media24.com SMS: "Burger" na 31069 (elke SMS kos R1,50)

Terme en voorwaardes geld. TEKEN20X4-PX180117

Red ‘n Lewe!

Dankie dat jy my lewe gered het!

Suid Afrikaanse Nasionale Bloeddiens

Tolvry: 0800 11 9031

Volg ons op: Facebook & Twitter | www.sanbs.org.za 4X4BLE0D-070215-OS-ebntho-bloed

26 MOTORING

PE EXPRESS | WEDNESDAY 29 MARCH 2017

EXPRESS ON WHEELS: BETTIE GILIOMEE

Ford makes Ranger an automatic choice IN keeping with the trend of double cabs becoming the family car and manufacturers having to polish it a bit to make it feel and be as efficient as the family sedan, while being able to perform like a farm bakkie (when occasionally needed), Ford has added 2.2 litre 6-speed automatic transmission models to its Ranger range.

Ford has added 2.2 litre 6speed automatic transmission models to its Ranger range. PHOTOS: SUPPLIED

I have always maintained that the worst thing about driving a bakkie (apart from not being able to use just any parking spot), is the manual changing of their gears. No matter how refined the bakkie has become, I have never test-driven one where the manufacturer has managed to take the bakkie out of the manual gearbox. Well, Ford has now taken care of that problem with the addition of nine new 2.2 automatic transmission models. This takes the number of Ford Ranger derivatives to a whopping 36. The 2.2 with the new 6-speed automatic transmission is available in the Single, Super and Double Cab, in 4x2 and 4x4 and three specification levels namely XL, mid-range XLS and high-spec XLT. The Ranger test-driven was the top of the range 2.2 TDCi XLS Double Cab 4x4 Auto. Features Apart from the automatic gearbox, one of the best features a bakkie can have, especially on the busy school run with little people moving fast all over the place, is a rear camera – with which this model was equipped.

Once you get the hang of getting inside this car, which is obviously rather high and difficult to get into and out of in a dignified manner, you are surrounded by quite a luxurious and spacious cabin. I liked the luminescent blue dials on the speedometer. The multifunction steering wheel features controls for the audio system. It has a trip computer, bluetooth, electronic windows and mirrors and lots of practical stowage places, to name a few. It also features auto lights and wipers – ensuring that these are activated when circumstances require them. Comfort features for the passengers in the back include an armrest with cupholders. Ride Like all bakkies, especially those with an automatic transmission, it is a bit slow out of the starting blocks, but once it gets going, there is fortunately a very good braking system to get its momentum to stop. I found the automatic gearbox provided smooth transitions and offered a surprisingly smooth ride on my usual route which is basically the urban commute and lots of time spent dealing with peak traffic, traffic circles and speed bumps. The trip computer showed an average fuel consumption during my time with it (which is only on the urban commute) at 11.3 litre per 100km. Safety features Of the new 2.2 TDCi Auto models, five are two-wheel drive and four

are equipped with Ford’s intelligent four-wheel drive system with Torque on Demand for extreme driving conditions. The Electronic Stability Program is standard on all but the entry-level Base models. The system incorporates Traction Control, Hill Launch Assist, Trailer Sway Control, Adaptive Load Control, Roll-over Mitigation, as well as Hill Descent Control on the 4x4 models. In addition, the Ranger boasts 800mm water wading depth and 230mm of ground clearance. It has a towing capacity of up to 3 500kg.

Recommended Retail Prices (incl. VAT) from:

2.2 TDCi XL Single Cab 4x2 Auto R327 900 2.2 TDCi XLS Single Cab 4x4 Auto R439 900 2.2 TDCi XL Super Cab 4x2 Auto R366 900 2.2 TDCi XLS Super Cab 4x2 Auto R420 900 2.2 TDCi XLS Super Cab 4x4 Auto R482 900 2.2 TDCi XL Double Cab 4x2 Auto R404 900 2.2 TDCi XL Double Cab 4x4 Auto R446 900 2.2 TDCi XLS Double Cab 4x4 Auto R529 900 2.2 TDCi XLT Double Cab 4x2 Auto R492 900 All models are sold with a fouryear/120 000km comprehensive warranty, five-year/100 000km service plan (optional on Base models), three-year/unlimited km roadside assistance and five-year/unlimited corrosion warranty. Service intervals are every 20 000km.

Cape Recife to host National Champs for Physically Disabled REPORTER THE highly anticipated 2017 Nedbank National Championships for the Physically Disabled will take place from March 31 to April 4 in Port Elizabeth this year where some of the country’s top para-athletes will battle it out for national honours and recognition. This year’s event promises to be a tightly contested spectacle with all of Team South Africa’s 2016 Paralympic stars participating once again. This will be the first time that the Paralympians will be in top-flight action on home soil since their return from the hugely successful Games in Brazil where they bagged an impressive 17 medals. This year, approximately 1 300 athletes are expected to register to

participate in seven sporting codes, namely goal ball, seven aside football, judo, para-cycling, boccia, powerlifting and athletics. One of the Paralympic stars set to delight the Port Elizabeth crowd is medal winner, Ntando Mahlangu, who was undoubtedly one the stars of last year’s Nedbank National Championships in Bloemfontein. Mahlangu went from being an unknown 14-year-old to an international superstar in 2016 when he secured an impressive silver medal in the 200m T42 category in Rio de Janeiro. Another track and field icon who will be looking for a big performance in PE is Reinhardt Hamman. The 27-year-old won silver in the men’s Javelin Throw F38 class and also takes part in the shot put and

discus throw events. 2017 is also the first year of the new Paralympic four-year cycle and this is where the rough diamonds will be polished and future stars of Team South Africa unearthed. This year also marks 26 years of Nedbank’s long-standing support of the National Champs for the Physically Disabled. This platform has provided some of the country’s leading athletes with an opportunity to perform and deliver in front of their home fans and families while also attempting to attain global success and recognition. Cape Recife will be the host school for this year’s Championship, but the events will be spread around various venues in Port Elizabeth.

STANDARD BANK IRONMAN® AFRICAN CHAMPIONSHIP

Health and Fitness Expo promotes healthy lifestyle THE Health and Fitness Expo, which is the official expo of the Standard Bank IRONMAN® African Championship, returns to promote healthy living among athletes and spectators alike at The Boardwalk Underground Parking Area 1 on Thursday, March 30 to Sunday, April 1, 2017. Thousands of triathlon enthusiasts and members of the public flood to the expo each year to experience the latest brands and products during one of South Africa’s biggest annual sporting weeks.

What started off as a service to the athletes has broadened its appeal to the general public and is now a significant part of the festivities of the event, with over 20 000 visitors expected to pass through the expo this year. Visitors can expect all the latest tips, gear and gadgets along with innovations in the fields of health, fitness, wellness and sport promotion. The expo gives exhibitors and consumers a space to interact face-to-face while providing a competitive environment for exhibitors and offering them an op-

portunity to present new and existing products to potential consumers. Past exhibitors include Pulmonary Hypertension South Africa, Pink Drive, PowerBar, Argon 18, Merrell, TechnoGym, Trek and SA Medal Hangers. The expo offers something for the entire family and is a must-see for anyone wanting to adopt a healthier lifestyle while enjoying the festive atmosphere of IRONMAN African Championship race week. Entrance to the Health and Fitness Expo is free. – REPORTER

PE EXPRESS | WEDNESDAY 29 MARCH 2017

TALKING F1: NATALIE LE CLUE

Ferrari on top Down Under FOR the first time since the hybrid era started in Formula 1, a team other than Mercedes is leading the world championship. That team is Ferrari and the driver is Sebastian Vettel. It shouldn’t come as a big surprise that a Ferrari claimed the top step of the podium as all signs in testing pointed to the fact that the Italian team had built a good car. While not too surprising, it was a breath of fresh air. Consider how refreshing it is to have a red car cross the finish line when you take into account that this is the first Ferrari victory since the 2015 Singapore Grand Prix and the first time since November 2008 that Ferrari has led the constructor’s championship. It was a measured start to the Grand Prix that Lewis Hamilton led into turn one from pole position with Vettel in close attendance. There was, however, a coming together of Kevin Magnussen’s Haas and Marcus Ericsson’s Sauber a bit later in the lap. While the rest of the pack sorted themselves out, Vettel was glued to the back of the Mercedes’ exhaust, and this time Hamilton wasn’t simply scampering off into the distance. This meant that while Hamilton could control the front of the race, he couldn’t run at too conservative a pace. This resulted in Hamilton not being able to extend the life of the ultrasoft tyres and was forced into the pitlane ahead of the Ferrari. This gave Vettel the impetus to push ahead and take the lead of the race. Hamilton’s early visit to the pits came as a surprise to many as the new-for-2017 Pirelli tyres have a much longer lifespan than their 2016 counterparts. Nevertheless, the threetime champ emerged behind the Red Bull of Max Verstappen and was stuck behind the Dutchman for a handful of laps while Vettel

pulled away up front. Mercedes, and Hamilton, would have you believe that this is where the race was lost but Verstappen didn’t play as big a role. First, Hamilton dived into the pitlane because he’d exhausted the tyres and was losing grip. Second, while he did lose a few seconds behind Verstappen, he wasn’t stuck behind him for the remainder of the race. In fact, it wasn’t even half distance yet. The simple fact is that the Mercedes just didn’t have the pace to beat the Ferrari. Post-race Hamilton bemoaned the inability to overtake Verstappen. Given the unique characteristics of Albert Park, it’s not yet clear whether overtaking in 2017 will be more difficult. Shanghai, in two weeks time, should be a better barometer. But again, this didn’t seem like a valid point as several other drivers pulled off overtakes, including a stunning double-overtake from Force India’s Esteban Ocon on Fernando Alonso and Nico Hulkenberg. But we’ve seen before that the Merc isn’t a car that runs as efficiently as others in dirty air, and it seems – at least from Australia – that it’s an issue that they haven’t gotten on top of yet. Valtteri Bottas impressed with his performance in third only two seconds off Hamilton. Ideally he’ll want to be ahead, but he’ll take a lot of confidence from the margin to his teammate in only his first race with the team. Kimi Raikkonen came home a distant fourth and said that understeer in the first stint on the ultrasoft tyres put him in no-mans land. But when he swithced to the soft tyre he was able to run the pace of the top three and set the fastest lap of the race. Was fourth ideal? No, but the important thing is that Raikkonen and the team indicat-

MOTORING 27 ed that they knew where they’d gone wrong on the set-up and know what to fix for China in two weeks’ time. Max Verstappen, in fifth, brought the Red Bull home in a predictable position given the team’s pace. Daniel Ricciardo never recovered from a qualifying crash as he first broke down on the lap to the grid then joined the race two laps down only to break down again. Verstappen, in fifth, ended up pretty much where you’d have predicted for Red Bull. The unretired Felipe Massa was sixth for Williams ahead of the Force India of Sergio Perez and the Toro Rosso of Carlos Sainz in seventh and eighth. Daniil Kvyat was ninth in the other Toro Rosso ahead of Esteban Ocon’s Force India in tenth. It was a day to forget for McLaren as Stoffel Vandoorne finished last and Fernando Alonso retired with suspension failure. What is evident for the Honda-powered team is that 2017 will be another painfully long season. After Friday practice, Hamilton was crowned champion at least seventeen different times and Ferrari had no chance of even getting close to the Mercedes. Just as it was premature to write off Ferrari after Friday, it is equally unwise to declare them the team to beat after one race. It’s a new formula with a lot of room for improvement throughout the season. Even if a team dominates the first races, it doesn’t mean that they will be the team to beat at the end of the year. The learning curve on these cars will be enormous. But Ferrari’s victory is no fluke, or once-off, the SF-70H is a good car that has every possibility of taking the fight to Mercedes through all of the 19 remaining races.

DC DYNAMIC CARS we buy & sell used cars

CAPE ROAD & WILLIAM MOFFET | Tel 041 365 1149 E&OE/voorwaardes geld

2016 VW Polo Vivo 1.6 C/Line Sedan...................R159 900 2015 Honda Ballade 1.5 Trend.............................R159 900 2013 Toyota Etios 1.5 sedan .................................R 99 900 2013 Mitsubishi ASX 2.0 GLS Full House .............R179 900 2011 VW Polo Vivo 1.4 Trend Hatch .....................R109 900 2011 Chev Aveo 1.6LS Hatch(93000kms).............R 89 900 2011 Daihatsu Terios 1.5.......................................R129 900 2010 Kia Sportage 2.0 GLS A/T ...........................R109 900 2010 Ford Fiesta 1.4 Trend ...................................R 99 900 2010 Toyota Corolla 1.3 Professional....................R 99 900 2009 Opel Astra 2.0GTC 3DR ...............................R139 900 2009 Nissan Qashqai 1.6 ......................................R119 900 2009 VW Polo 1.9TDI Hatch..................................R119 900 2007 Nissan Tiida 1.6 Hatch..................................R 69 900 2007 Peugeot 207 CC Sport II (101000kms) ........R 89 900 2006 Mercedes ML350 A/T ...................................R109 900 2003 Mercedes C180K A/T ...................................R 79 900 2001 Audi TT 1.8T ................................................ R 89 900 2000 Ford Fiesta 1.3 .............................................R 39 900 1999 Isuzu Frontier 320 V6 ...................................R 74 900 Bakkies: 2013 Mahindra Genio D/Cab...............................R109 900 2012 Tata Xenon D/C 4x4 .....................................R129 900 2011 Isuzu KB3.0TDi LWB ....................................R139 900

LOUIS 083 327 29 26/JOEL 084 588 6821

X1TE3BYM-PX290317

Auto Traders 752 Govan Mbeki Avenue, North End, PE - Tel 041 487 1225

DEAN 082 77 20 789

2011 NISSAN MICRA1.2 Visia + 5Dr, 86 000 km ..........................................R 79 990 2011 FORD FIGO 1.4 Trend 67 000 km ......R 89 990 2011 VW POLO VIVO 1.4 Automatic 86 000 km ..........................................R 114 990 2011 FORD FIGO 1.4 Ambiente, A/C 200 000 km ........................................R 84 990 2010 KIA PICANTO 1.1 LX, 114 000 km .....R 64 990 2010 NISSAN LIVINIA 1.6 Accenta + X-GEAR ............................................R 119 990 2009 VW POLO 1.6 Classic, 175 000 km ........................................R 99 990 2009 TOYOTAYARIS T3 5Dr A/C ..............R 84 990 2008 BMW 320i (E90) A/T, 176 000 km ........................................R 99 990 2008 AUDI A3 Sportsback 2.0 FSI Ambition, 187 000 km .......................R 119 990 2007 TOYOTA RAV4 2.2 D.4D GX, 170 000 km ........................................R 149 990 2007 BMW 525i Motorsport A/T 135 000 km ........................................R 125 990 2007 VW POLO 1.4 C/Line 121 000 km ........................................R 99 990 2007 M/BENZ A200 Elegance ..................R 99 990 2006 BMW 323i 200 000 km .......................R 109 990 2005 VW TOURAN 2.0 FSI .........................R 89 990 2004 FIAT PALIO 1.2, 85 000 km................R 49 990 COMMERCIALS 1986 TOYOTA HILUX 2.2 D/Cab ...............R 89 990 X1TB0DR1-PX290317

ALGOA STEEL 6 Old Cape Road, Greenbushes, Port Elizabeth Tel 041 372 1098 • Fax 041 372 1149

Flashings

Flexi Dam

NEW PRODUCT JUST ARRIVED Full Aluminium roof sheets available in 2 colours

Gutters

Polycarbonate Roofsheeting

Cutting & Grinding Discs

We also stock:

ROOF SHEETING in IBR & CORRUGATED, the choice is yours GALVANISED, ZincAL or choose from our range of COLOURS – we cut to your length so NO WASTAGE! PRE GALV LIPPED CHANNELS in various sizes DIY CARPORT KITS, FLEXI DAMS & STEEL STRUCTURES Flashings, gutters, roof fasteners, cutting & grinding discs NEW HARDWARE DEPARTMENT www.algoasteel.co.za WE DELIVER to the entire Eastern Cape, Border Region & George X1TAXC81-PX290317

28 SPORT

PE EXPRESS | WEDNESDAY 29 MARCH 2017

Elkington continues winning streak in Billabong Junior Series MAX Elkington continued his phenomenal winning streak by claiming his 15th national age group event title when he clinched the U16 Boys crown in the Billabong Junior Series presented by All Aboard Travel at Lochness in Port Elizabeth on Sunday. The first of four surfing events – that will crown champions in five age divisions for boys and girls for the 20th successive year in October – was held in good waves at the Pipe in Port Elizabeth on Saturday before small waves and onshore winds saw organisers move to the open ocean “wildside” where the finals were completed in tricky head-high surf. Elkington, 15, caught the best wave that came through in the final and belted a series of radical manoeuvres to register his sixth consecutive

Billabong Junior Series event win, pocketing R1 200 and taking the early lead in the series rankings. Fellow Kommetjie resident Eli Beukes hung onto second place ahead of Bryce Du Preez (East London) and Dillon Hendriks (Jeffreys Bay) who were third and fourth respectively. In the U16 Girls’, Kayla Nogueira turned the tables on fellow Durbanite S’Nenhlanhla Makhubu (who won the series title last year) in a tightly fought duel where the winning points were scored on the last ride of the final. Tayla de Coning (East London) and Zoe Steyn (Kalk Bay) took the minor places. The U14 Boys was another tight affair with Daniel Emslie, up from the U12 division last year, finding the best backup wave after all four

finalists registered one good ride each. Nate Spalding (Durban), Mitch du Preez (East London) and Travis Pearce finished in that order. Kayla Nogueira secured her second title at the event when she dominated the U14 Girls division, winning each heat she contested including the final where the Durbanite finished in front of Lisa van Heerden (Strand) and Aimee du Preez (EL). Caroline Brown (CT) incurred a priority interference penalty that saw her lose one of her two counting rides and she dropped from second to fourth place. The U12 Boys title went to Kyra Bennie (Durban) who convincingly beat local pair Nathan Plomaritis and C-Jay Posthumus with Ethan Currin in fourth. The U12 Girls result was also affected by an interference call that saw Lisa van

Heerden relegated to second spot behind winner Zia Hendriks, while Emma Bedser and Luanne Hurst collected third and fourth places. The newly introduced U10 division was completed in tricky waves at the Pipe before the event was moved and was dominated by Sergio Nogueira (Durban). Davey Emslie, Michael Russel and Josh Malherbe finished second to fourth in the youngest division in the series events, which is supported by Sea Harvest. Luke Slijpen (Llandudno) boosted the best aerial manoeuvre during the VonZipper Airshow and took home R2 000 from the winnertakes-all 30 minute heat, while Davey Emslie was awarded the Billabong Best Claim of the Contest and a hamper of Billabong products. – REPORTER

Moffett On Main PRE-OWNED

MOTOR VEHICLE SALVAGE

2012 2017 2014 2013 2014 2011 2014 2012 2013 2009 2010 2012 2012 2013 2010 2013

Victory Raceway to host National Qualifier

2010 2012

Victory Raceway will host the National Qualifier and the Second Round of the Eastern Cape Regional Championships on April 1 in Victoria Drive, Walmer. The classes competing are the Stockrods, 1660s, 2.1 Modifieds, Heavy Metals and American Saloons. The gates will open at 3pm and racing will start at 6pm. Entry is R50 for adults and R10 for children under the age of 13. For more info contact Maggie on 0826568830. Pictured here is E95 Ruan Mostert in the 1660 class. PHOTO:JEANINE GLAD, DIGIWORX

2012 2015

114 17th Ave, Walmer

BMW 520i A/T (F10) 83 000km...........................R239 990 VW Move Up 1.0 D-Dr 360km ............................R159 990 Audi Q3 2.0TDi 81 000km ..................................R289 990 BMW 116i 5-Dr (F20) 92 500km .........................R189 990 Chevrolet Spark 1.2L 5Dr 68 200km...................R 89 990 Chevrolet Corsa Ute 1.4i A/C Canopy ................R 99 990 Fiat Fiorino 1.4 F/C P/V 98 100km......................R 99 990 Ford Ranger 3.2TDCi XLS Sup/Cab 108 500km ..........................................................R249 990 Mercedes-Benz B180 CDI A/T............................R219 990 JEEP Compass 2.0 LTD A/T...............................R129 990 Land Rover Discovery 4 3.0TDV6 Se 156 000km ..........................................................R339 990 Mini Cooper Roadster 64 000km ........................R189 990 Nissan Juke 1.6 Acenta ......................................R149 990 Opel Astra 2.0T OPC 47 000km .........................R309 990 Toyota Fortuner 3.0D-4D R/B A/T.......................R259 990 VW Golf VI 1.4TSi DSG Cabrio C/Line 68 000km ............................................................R229 990 Audi A3 1.8T S-Tronic Cabriolet 77 000km.........R199 990 Nissan Navara 2.5 dCI LE 4x4 D/C P/U 89 000km ............................................................R279 990 Mini Cooper S A/T 35 500km..............................R209 990 VW Amarok 2.0BiTDi Highline 132kW D/C P/U 26 000km .....................................................R389 990

TEL 041 367 1981

ROBERT PFISTER 082 6533101 • DE WET DU PREEZ 082 3043516 SIYA MAHOKOTO 076 526 7838 • J.P. LANDMAN 072 811 8790 www.mompreowned.co.za X1TDUM6R-PX290317

2016 Ford Everest 3.2 LTD 4x4 A/T ........................................R 2016 Ford Kuga 2.0 Titanium ...............................R 2016 Ford Kuga 1.5 Ambiente.............................R 2016 Ford B-Max 1.0 Ecoboost Trend ....................................R 2016 Ford Fiesta 1.0 Trend...........R 2016 Toyota Etios 1.5 XS ..............R 2016 Ford Figo 1.4 Ambiente......R 2016 Chevrolet Spark 1.2 LS........R 2016 Chevrolet Spark 1.2 L .........R 2015 Ford Ranger 3.2 Wildtrak A/T ........................................R 2015 Ford Ecosport 1.0 Ecosport Titanium ...............................R 2015 Kia Rio 1.4 Tec 4Dr ..............R 2015 Ford Ranger 3.2 XLT 4x4 A/T D/C ................................R 2015 Volkswagen Polo 1.2 Tsi Comfortline .........................R

Cnr 7th Ave & Burt Drive, Newton park, Port Elizabeth 041 364 1442 072 923 9694

email: raauto@raholdings.co.za 2014 BMW x3 2.0 D XLine (F25) A/T Gold ....... Rev Camera S/Roof T/Bar M/Plan FSH 65 000KM ..............................R429 990 2013 Merc C180 BE A/Garge (Newspec) A/T White S/Roof PDC FSH 109 000KM.................................R229 990 2012 Mini Cooper Silver JCW Package S/Roof 17'' Mags FSH 59 000KM ..............SOLD 2011 VW Amarok 2.0 TDi 4x4 Highline 120kw Silver Leather Seats Tonneau Cover Rubberised Loadbin Xenon Spotlights Bull Bar ARB Front Bumper FSH 158 160KM .........R269 990 2011 Chev Aveo 1.6 LS Limited Edition Silver MP3 17'' Mags E/Windows Power Steering Aircon FSH 86 656KM ....R109 990 2010 Toyota Corolla 1.3 White E/Windows Aircon Powersteering FSH 125 000KM .R109 990 2010 Audi S3 Sportpack 4DR Grey S/Roof LEDs FSH 91 000KM ......................R259 990 2010 Merc C220 CDi AMG Pack A/T Grey FSH 108 000KM ................................R219 990 2009 BMW 120i 5 DR Grey Leather Seats FSH160 000KM..................R129 990 2008 Opel Corsa 1.4 A/T Silver Aircon ........... E/Windows FSH 133 000KM .....................R 99 990 2008 BMW X3 2.0 D A/T White Sportpack S/Roof156 000KM ..................SOLD 2007 Isuzu KB300 LX 4x4 Silver Canopy FSH 120 000KM .........................................R169 990 2005 BMW 530i Grey Nav A/T S/Roof FSH 185 000KM .........................................SOLD

399,990 289,990 219,990 199,990 149,990 134,990 124,990 109,990 379,990 224,990 169,990 409,990 189,990

2011 Toyota Condor, 2003 Ford Bantam, 2009 Toyota Quantum, 2016 VW UP, 2012 Toyota Avanza, 2012 VW Polo 250 8 Attree Street, North End, Port Elizabeth, 6000

041 484 1219 / 041 484 2571 X1TCL335-PX290317

YOUR ONE STOP

STEEL LASER CUTTING AND GALVANISING SHOP 52 BURMAN ROAD, DEAL PARTY TEL: 041 407 4600 X1TD0DTD-PX290317

2014 Ford Ranger 3.2 XLS 4x4 Sup/C A/T ............................R 2014 Ford Kuga 2.0 TDCi Titanium P/S .........................R 2014 Ford Ranger 2.2 XLS D/C....R 2014 Ford Kuga 1.6 Ambiente...R 2014 MAZDA 5 2.0 INDIVDUAL ...........................R 2014 Ford Kuga 1.6 Ambiente....R 2014 Renault Clio 900T Dynamic ..............................R 2014 Fiat Qubo 1.4.......................R 2014 Ford Ranger 3.2 XLT 4x4 A/T D/C ................................R 2013 Ford Kuga 1.6 Ambiente.............................R 2013 Ford Focus 1.6 Ambiente.............................R 2012 BMW 320i A/T.......................R 2012 Mitsubishi ASX 2.0 GLX........R 2012 Nissan Juke 1.6 T Tekna ......R 2011 Ford Figo 1.4 Trend .............R

309,990 309,990 279,990 209,000 204,990 194,990 169,990 129,990 379,990 199,990 144,990 219,990 189,990 184,990 94,990

A division of Eastern Cape Motor Holdings, an authorised, registered Financial Service Provider - FSP 44014

Tel: 041 399 1200

X1TDVBXW-PX290317

X1TAXCTW-PX290317

X1TB62PM-PX290317

2011 Audi A1 1.2T FSi Attraction 3DR

2012 Hyundai I20 1.4 Fluid

2012 Chevrolet Sonic

R124 990

R119 990

2011 Volkswagen Polo 1.4 Comfortline 5Dr.........R134 990 2011 Kia Soul 1.6 High ....................................... R124 990 2010 Mazda 3 1.6 Active .....................................R119 990 2009 Nissan Xtrail XE 4X2...................................R129 990 2009 Hyundai i10 1.1 GLS ...................................R 74 990 2008 Nissan Qashqai 1.6 Acenta.........................R109 990 2008 Chevrolet Aveo 1.6 LS 5dr ..........................R 79 990 2008 Honda Jazz 1.5i A/T ....................................R 89 990 COMMERCIALS 2016 JMC Carrying 2.8 TDi Lux LWB P/U D/S ....R189 990 2014 Nissan NP200 1.6 S P/U S/C ......................R119 990 2009 Mazda BT-50 Drifter 2.5 Tdi SLX P/U F/Cab ..........................................................R139 990 2010 Ford Bantam 1.3i A/C P/U S/C....................R 84 990 2011 Chevrolet Corsa Utility 1.4 P/U S/C ............R 94 990

Visit our website for a full list of vehicles www.sollysautocity.co.za

777 Govan Mbeki Avenue, North End Port Elizabeth, 6001 Tel: 041 487 1777

PASSENGER 2015 Kia Picanto 1.2 EX ......................................R124 990 2013 Nissan Qashqai 1.5 DCi Acenta..................R149 990 2013 Volkswagen Polo 1.4 Comfortline 5Dr.........R159 990 2012 Renault Sandero 1.4 Ambiance ..................R 74 990 2012 Chevrolet Orlando 1.8 LS ............................R164 990 2012 Nissan Juke 1.6 Acenta...............................R149 990 2012 Kia Sportage 2.0 .........................................R199 990 2012 Volkswagen Polo Vivo 1.4 ...........................R 99 990 2012 Mazda 2 1.3 Active ......................................R 99 990 2012 Volkswagen Tiguan 1.4 TSi Trend-fun 4-Motion ......................................................R219 990 2011 Daihatsu Terios ..........................................R134 990 2011 Ford Fiesta 1.6i Titanium 3 Dr .....................R119 990

629,990

Rebuilds for sale

JOHANNES 082 633 9250 | RAWLINGS 078 436 0963 | MAWANDE 073 277 2117 | DEON 072 075 2117 X1TB4EJR-PX290317

Celebrating 23 years

• Eric 084 713 8698 • Willie 083 875 0165

FSP No 10220

• Divan 083 314 9334 • Vilene 078 927 0518

21 Uitenhage Road, Sydenham. Open till 15:00 on Saturday's 2015 CHEVROLET SPARK 1.2 L...........................................R106 990 2014 FORD RANGER 2.2TDCI XL D/CAB ............................R239 990 2014 FORD FIGO 1.4 TDCI AMBIENTE ................................R 96 990 2013 VW POLO 1.6 TDI COMFORTLINE 5dr........................R139 990 2013 FORD KUGA 1.6 ECOBOOST AMBIENTE...................R189 990 2013 FORD FIGO 1.4 AMBIENTE .........................................R 89 990 2013 FIAT PUNTO 1.4 EASY KM. 58300..............................R 98 990 2013 FIAT PANDA 1.2 POP....................................................R 96 990 2012 VW POLO VIVO 1.4 ......................................................R 96 990 2012 HYUNDAI i10 1.1 GLS ..................................................R 79 990 2012 VW POLO VIVO 1.6 ......................................................R 98 990 2012 CHEVROLET AVEO 1.6 LS...........................................R 79 990 2012 RENAULT SANDERO 1.6 DYNAMIQUE.......................R 86 990 2011 FORD BANTAM 1.6i ......................................................R 89 990 2011 GWM HOVER 2.5 TCI ...................................................R 96 990 2011 HYUNDAI iX35 2.0 GL PREMIUM.................................R176 990

2011 CITROEN C3 PICASSO 1.6 VTI SEDUCTION .............R109 990 2011 RENAULT LOGAN 1.6 EXPRESSION ..........................R 79 990 2010 KIA SORENTO 2.2D 4X4 AUTO ...................................R189 990 2010 MAZDA 3 1.6 ORIGINAL ...............................................R109 990 2010 HYUNDAI GETZ 1.4 HS................................................R 79 990 2010 TATA SAFARI 2.2 DICOR 4X4 GLX ..............................R116 990 2010 AUDI A4 1.8T ATTRACTION MULTITRONIC B8...........R149 990 2009 MERC. BENZ C280 ELEGANCE AUTO .......................R159 990 2009 HYUNDAI i20 1.4...........................................................R 89 990 2009 TOYOTA FORTUNER 3.0 D-4D R/B .............................R226 990 2009 MITSUBISHI TRITON 3.2 DI-D 4X4 D/CAB..................R166 990 2008 BMW 320i E90 AUTO....................................................R119 990 2008 VOLVO S40 2.4i AUTO .................................................R109 990 2008 MAZDA 6 2.0 ACTIVE ...................................................R 89 990 2005 PEUGEOT 307 2.0 CC..................................................R 89 990

041 487 1241 / 041 487 1325

X1TDT4MM-PX290317

PORT ELIZABETH

X1TE5ER5-PX290317

120 000 COPIES WEEKLY WEDNESDAY March 29, 2017 | 0 041 503 6111 | Email express@media24.com | www.peexpress.co.za |

Young brothers want to save Bay’s water

P. 3

PE Express Newspaper |

@PEExpress1

Local Mr SA contestant seeks community’s help

P. 8

EDITOR: BETTIE GILIOMEE

Wrestling and 4x4 night challenge at air show

P. 22

Special Wrapper | Spesiale Omslag

THE BRIDGE SHOP C8, THE BRIDGE, RING ROAD, GREENACRES, PORT ELIZABETH

041 363 8566

II PROMOTIONS

PE EXPRESS | WEDNESDAY 29 MARCH 2017

TRADING TIMES

MON - FRI 9:00 -18:00 | SAT 9:00 -16:00 | SUN 9:00 - 13:00 | PUBLIC HOLIDAY 9:00 - 13:00

MENS / LT GREY/ GREEN

6 - 10

MEXICO 66

R599

MENS /BLUE/BLACK

TEMP RACER

7 - 11

R349

MENS / NAVY/ BURG

BUCKET HAT

MIS

R69

MENS /BLACK

6 - 10

FURYLITE

R399

UNISEX/ TAN

LISA HONEY

3-8

R199

UNISEX /NAVY/ TAN

K7 BACK PACK

MIS

R99

MENS / BLACK / WHITE

ELSU V2 MID

R249

MENS /BLACK/ MONO

GRIP CHUCK MID

6 - 10

R149

MENS /ROYAL

PUMA T PANTS

s - XL

R199

Specials valid for 1 week Only . We Reserve the right to limit quantity. E& OE, T&Câ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Apply www.streetfever.com

8&9

PE EXPRESS | WEDNESDAY 29 MARCH 2017

PROMOTIONS III

MENS BLACK/GREY

ALPHA BLOCK

s - XL

R149

@Streetfeverofficial

GRAPHIC SHORT s - 2XL

R99

MENS BLACK

BLANK TEE

M - XL

R99

ea.

ATHLETIC NUMBER s - XL

R99

MENS GREY/RED

MENS GREY

SCORE TEE

s - xl

R129

NYLON PANTS S - 2XL

R149

MENS BLK/GOLD

MENS WHITE

WOMENS PURP/BLUE

BLANK TEES 7 - 14 yRS

MENS BLK/WHITE

MENS / ASPHALT

POLO SHIRT

s - XL

R99

ADIDAS TEE

R199

Specials valid for 1 week Only . We Reserve the right to limit quantity. E& OE, T&Câ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Apply www.streetfever.com

s & M ONLY

IV PROMOTIONS

PE EXPRESS | WEDNESDAY 29 MARCH 2017

THE BRIDGE TRADING TIMES

MON - FRI 9:00 -18:00 | SAT 9:00 -17:00 | SUN 9:00 - 13:00 | PUBLIC HOLIDAY 9:00 - 13:00

UNISEX /BLACK / WHITE

CLIMACOOL CAP

UNISEX /BLACK / RED

MIS

R99

WOMENS GREEN

BLANK TEE

XS - 3xL

R99

XS - L

R99

UNISEX / BLUE / MULTI

SW BUCKET HAT

XS - XL

FASHION POLO

R99

WOMENS YELLOW

BLANK TEE

XS - XL

R99

www.streetfever.com

XS - 3XL

R99

WOMENS GREY

FASHION POLO

MIS

R69

WOMENS BLACK

WOMENS WHITE

POLO TEE

MIS

AUTUMN BKPK

WOMENS RD/WH/BL

2X2 TEE

9 - 14 yrs

R99