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HILE many school principals were yesterday still in the dark about whether they will have the number of teachers as allocated by the education department, many were also inundated with parents who still wanted to register their children in schools which were already filled to capacity. Loyiso Pulumani, spokesperson of the provincial education department, said on Monday that the 2012 post allocation process, which comprises the transfer and appointment of teachers, has not yet been completed. Meanwhile the regional education office of the PE district was inundated this week with parents whose children were turned away from schools that are full – especially in the northern areas. Dr. Nyathi Ntsiko, regional director: education, said parents who are turned away at schools must contact his office. “We are again seeing a situation this year where many parents do not want to send their children to township schools, but rather to city schools,” Ntsiko said. Parents must keep in mind that although they cannot be forced to send their child to a certain school, the “official policy is that children must attend a school in the area where they live”. “Those who were first to apply at schools as well as those who were placed on waiting lists, will receive preference over those who left reg-

istering until the last minute,” said Ntsiko. Some Nelson Mandela Bay schools contacted by PE Express Indaba yesterday said that they were still open for admissions, while others have already closed. Masiphathisane High School in Motherwell, Port Elizabeth was no longer admitting learners. A teacher who refused to be identified said his school completed the process of new admissions as early as August last year. “All we are here to do as of tomorrow (Wednesday) at the opening of schools is to hand out books and stationery and start teaching,” said the teacher. This sentiment was echoed by Ndzondelelo High School principal Mnakwazo Grootboom who said that his school was trying by all means possible to follow best practices in management by completing all admissions in August of the previous year and start with registration and allocation of classes when the schools open. “We have written boldly on a school board – NO Admissions. This we did in August. The teachers are now busy typing classlists,” said Grootboom yesterday. But Phakamisa High School in Zwide, Port Elizabeth and Tinarha High in KwaNobuhle, Uitenhage are some of the schools still admitting learners. “There are grades that are still open for admissions and some that are closed,” said Tinarha principal Maxhanti Peter. “Our admissions and registrations are slow - but yes we can confirm that we are still admitting qualifying learners, virtually in all the grades,” said principal Lungile Notshe of Phakamisa High School.

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Public praise for police on safer Eastern Cape The South African Police Service (SAPS) reported a drop in crime over the Festive Season, which they attributed to the implementation of a five-point plan. “This year we did things differently and it yielded excellent results,” said Lieutenant General Celiwe Binta. The five-point plan included: • Early planning and high police visibility deployments from as early as October 1, 2011;

• Christmas and New Year’s weekends identified as priority crime prevention periods; • Deployment of additional 1 200 members at the clusters of Mthatha, East London/Mdantsane, Port Elizabeth/Uitenhage; • Implementation of new operational tactics such as the “lock down” of hot spots; • Deployment of senior managers over the Christmas and New Year periods to oversee effective implemen-

tation of operations. This resulted in a drop in serious crime incidents over the festive season and 726 fewer cases of contact crime and 420 fewer cases of property-related crime incidents were reported for the Province over the period December 23 to January 2, 2012. For the same period, the Province also reported zero number of incidents for bank robberies, cash in transit robberies and ATM blasts. Concentrating on hot spots and ille-

gal shebeens was another tactic, which resulted in good results and the number of murder, assault, rape and common robbery cases significantly decreased in Mthatha, East London, Mdantsane and the PE metro area. “Shocking was the incidence of 339 under-aged children found drinking in shebeens; thus 670 illegal liquor outlets were closed and 16 000 litres of home-brewed concoctions destroyed.” “The proliferations of firearms is an operational priority and we are im-

pressed most with the 630 firearms confiscated. As a preventive measure 8 355 knives were confiscated, which are commonly used in incidents of street mugging/robbery, when personal items are taken by thugs,” Binta said. “We must thank our communities for working with us and supporting our endeavours, which is a clear indication that together we can win the fight against crime,” Binta concluded.

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Indoda ifunwa Kwityala lodlwengulo NCEBA DLADLA AMAPOLISA oMzantsi Afrika ecandelo le-Family Violence and Child Protection (FCS) Unit eTinarha akhuphe le ndoda (ikulo mfanekiso) mayelana nesityholo sodlwengulo esenzeka ngenyanga kaSeptemba ka2010. Ngokutsho kwesithethi samapolisa uLieutenant Colonel Priscilla Naidu, esi sehlo senzeka eKamesh eTinarha. Le ndoda imnyama nenokuba

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MORE than 20 200 arrests have been made for serious crime incidents in the Eastern Cape since October last year, thanks to Operation Duty Calls, said South African Police Service (SAPS) Provincial Spokesperson, Brigadier Marinda Mills. Brig. Mills said this should send a strong message to perpetrators of crime that police are working extra hard to ensure community safety and that people enjoyed their festive season.

NCEBA DLADLA MEMBERS of the South African Police Service (SAPS) in Motherwell, Port Elizabeth have offered R10 000 reward to anyone who can lead them to the whereabouts of a toddler Zenixole Solomon who went missing four months ago. Zenixole (3) went missing from her grandmother Nodasi Latile’s 139 Makangiso Street, NU6 home in Swartkops Valley, Motherwell on Sunday 28 August. She was last seen playing in front of the house at about 2 pm. The SAPS embarked on a search for the child questioning community members, family and friends in the vicinity where she disappeared, but to no avail. Posters and pamphlets were distributed in Motherwell and surrounding areas and the SAPS Canine Search Unit was also tasked to patrol and search especially the bushy areas of Motherwell - without success. “We are now offering this R10 000 reward to anyone who can assist the

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added that police were on a campaign to confiscate other weapons such as knives which are commonly used in incidents of street muggings and robbery, when personal items like cellular phones and cash were taken by thugs. Alcohol abuse remains a problem and a huge contributing factor in contact crimes. To address this, the police have closed 510 illegal liquor outlets in an attempt to ensure that only licensed outlets operate and that they comply with the the law. “We also destroyed 15 000 litres of home-brewed concoctions.”

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“Our Provincial Tracing Team arrested 33 of our most wanted suspects and is continuing to squeeze the space for especially repeat offenders and wanted criminals,” said Mills. More than three tons of dagga and 10 000 mandrax tablets have been seized during the operations held and according to Mills this was a stern warning to drug peddlers and users that police are serious in their efforts to rid society of this evil. Another success recorded was the confiscation of 518 firearms from the hands of criminals. She

POLICE operations in the Motherwell area over the weekend have resulted in 183 arrests made and about 100 litres of Umtshovalale (an illegal concoction) being destroyed. According to police spokesperson Warrant Officer Dumile Gwavu, it is the visibility of the police that made the crime in the area so low and the festive season the success that it was with no serious crimes reported. Police were involved in patrols, stop and search operations and road blocks all over the area. “In this week’s police operations we arrested 109 suspects for drunk and disorderly behaviour, 24 people were arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol, 14 people were arrested for assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm and five more for domestic violence,” said w.o Gwavu. In addition four people issued with warrants of arrest were nabbed, four were arrested for house breaking and theft, three for malicious damage to property, two for rape and two more people for possession of mandrax.

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police in finding the little girl,” said Motherwell Police spokesperson warrant officer Dumile Gwavu. Anyone with information should please contact Detective Constable Chantell Ross at 0 041 407 6471 or

0 072 312 8458. They can even go to the nearest police station and can also call Crime Stop at 08600 10111. Police are promising to keep the details of that person secret.

The circus is in town CLARISSA VENTER THERE is nothing better than to start the new year cheerfully and with laughter and the Brian Boswell Circus has pitched its tent in town to provide just that. The first performance started on Saturday and the circus will

run until January 22 at the Walmer West Primary School. Perfomances take place daily at 2pm and 5pm. There are no performances on Mondays. Among the acts are acrobats, clowns, lions, elephants, pigs and poodles. Tickets cost between R70 and R120 and can be bought at the entrance.

CIRCUS TIME! The Brian Boswell Circus is in town. Among the acts are Rita Labahn (from Germany) and her circus lions. Photo: THEO JEPTHA

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Longer school hours for Gr 1s and 2s from 2012 ALICETINE OCTOBER AND SAPA GRADE 1s and Gr 2s can expect longer school days from this year onwards, the Department of Basic Education said. The spokesperson for the department, Hope Mokgatlhe, said school hours will be half an hour longer. “This is because we want to incorporate the English language as early as from Gr 1 as an additional language. Mokgatlhe said English was previ-

ously only introduced to learners in Gr 3. “English is the language in which the school curriculum is taught and tested and is therefore very important.” In some schools in the Western Cape, Afrikaans will be incorporated as a first additional language. Mokgatlhe said school hours for the foundation phase (Gr 1 up to Gr 3) will be no longer than six hours per day. “Earlier learners were taught for nine hours and ten minutes weekly. This year 10 hours of class time will be used to teach each of the two additional languages.”

The time that is spent on Maths during a week will be reduced from seven and a half hours to seven hours in order to spend a half hour longer on teaching Life Orientation Skills. She said each school will have to decide how it will have to change the school roster to fit these changes in to the study program. Jaco Deacon, spokesperson for the Federation of Governing Bodies of South Africa, said longer school hours will not necessarily make any difference. “It is like putting a plaster on the wrong place. The quality of education and teachers needs to be attended to.”

Bay waste management call for public participation EXPRESS REPORTER THE Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality (NMB) is currently reviewing its Waste Integrated Management Plan (IWMP), which is a planning tool that will guide the Municipality’s waste management activities over the next five years and would like residents, to submit their contributions. The closing date for contributions is 17 February.

Standing Committee Chairperson for Public Health, Cllr. Patricia Ndlovu, said as part of the planning process, the NMBM is undertaking a Public Perception Survey to determine how residents perceive waste management in the city, what they feel the challenges are, and how they would like to see these issues addressed. The Public Perception Survey is available on-line via a link on the NMBM homepage (www.nelsonman-

delabay.gov.za) or, one can pick up a hard copy from municipal clinics, customer care centres and libraries across Nelson Mandela Bay. The Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality won the coveted Cleanest City Award twice and also received the second prize on several occasions since the inauguration of the awards in 2002 as a result of a proactive approach to Waste Management. The Public Perception Survey was started on November 30.

PE Express Indaba Ombud ACCORDING to the editorial policy of the PE Express Indaba, we invite readers to comment on mistakes in the newspaper and shall correct significant errors as soon as possible. Send info to the ombudsman of Media24’s Community Press, George Claassen, at george.claasen@me-dia24. com or call him at 0 021 851 3232. Readers can also contact the SA Press Ombudsman at 0 011 484 3612/8 or e-mail ombudsman@presscouncil.org.za.

Pieter DirkUys is in PE to provide loads of laughter What happened in Bloemfontein in the last few days (The ANC’s 100 years celebration) according to Uys, PIETER-DIRK Uys is in Nelson has provided this country with a lot of material to ponder – not to fear, Mandela Bay. Thirty years after he performed but to take to heart. Uys believes 2012 is going to be an “Adapt or Dye,” a production he developed and performed from a interesting year where the people phrase he took from PW Botha in will have to govern (themselves) – 1980, the inimitable Uys is back “as the ruling ANC will be busy with Adapt or Fly to humour and fighting among themselves in prepaentertain fans at the Vodacom Am- rations for their elective congress in phitheatre at the Boardwalk tomor- Mangaung later this year.” row night and The show is on Friday. also inspired The easy-goby the new Seing and humcrecy Bill, ble Uys, otherwhich if enactwise known as ed, he said, will Evita Bezuimake it diffidenhout – his cult for him to alter-ego – use some of the says he came material he usup with the es because it idea of Adapt would be reor Fly after garded as staging apartstate’s (secret heid archives information) adverts – the material. “But, sketches about it’s not all the apartheid doom and past he was PieterDirk Uys is in PE to perform gloom as Evita Adapt or Fly. Photo: NCEBA DLADLA is going to be commissioned to do at the the Chairpermarket theatre last year. son of the Media Appeals Tribunal,” “A group of about 300 university he quipped. graduates were so excited about my In the show Uys, who still has interpretation of what has been hap- fond memories of Port Elizabeth as pening in this country that they the city that is “politically aware pleaded with me to develop this into and involved” plays 12 characters a production. that include Evita, President Jacob “This was of course not difficult to Zuma, and the old National Party do, with the ANC struggling to repat- Prime Ministers, like DF Malan and riate illegal citizens in the country PW Botha. There is little bit of Afriand our dear Juju,” he said referring kaans in the show with Piet Koornto the suspended ANCYL president, hof brought back to life, Uys said, Julius Malema. without revealing much. NCEBA DLADLA

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Joy and concern over Matric results The country’s matrics got a 70.2 % pass rate while Eastern Cape province received 58.1 %. Port Elizabeth schools obtained a 67.8% A LONG and stressful wait is pass. over as South African matric stuFor Siyavuya Ndamase, Mandisi dents have been going to their reMtsila and Aphiwe Bisha the future looks bright. The trio who attended Cowan High School in New Brighton, Port Elizabeth passed their matric with a B symbol. They will be enrolling at the Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University (NMMU) this year. Cowan obtained a 48.5 % pass rate. Siyabulela Dlengezele is the pride of Ndzondelelo High School in Zwide, Port Elizabeth. This young man from Kwazakhele who will be registerSiyabulela Dlengezele Photos: NCEBA DLADLA ing for a degree in Chemical Engineering at the University of Cape spective schools since WednesTown (UCT), got 3 As, 3 Bs and a D day last week to fetch statements in his results. of the matric results that will de“Dlengezele is one of the stars termine their future prospects.

Siyavuya Ndamase, Mandisi Mtsila and Aphiwe Bisha. among many candidates from our school, who performed very well,” said school principal Mnakwazo Grootboom. The school gained a 43.8% pass. Masiphathisane High School’s Siphosethu Sola of Motherwell, who went to the circumcision school in December, told PE Express Indaba: “I was panicking. I am happy the results are out.” Sola was hoping to enrol for a law or administration degree at the NMMU with his B pass in matric, he said. His school obtained a

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Bay TV’s Vuyani Feni dreams big “Most of our up-and-coming local artists have no music videos so we are currently working out a plan to have them record their BAY TV’s Vuyani Feni is a man with a mis- music for television screening,” said Vuyani, sion. Juggling between being the Studio Man- adding that Bay TV management are expectager of the new television station in Nelson ing the gospel show sooner rather than later. His work Mandela Bay starts from and leading his 8am until 6pm own congregaevery Monday tion in New to Friday but Brighton as with the incluwell as a Media sion of a gospel Company is no show that he is mean feat but going to prosomething that duce, Vuyani’s Vuyani does Saturdays will with incredialso be workble ease. ing days. As if that His job, were not sometimes reenough, Vuyferred to as ani is also the Floor ManagYouth Pastor of er, entails Christian Minworking in tanistries of Soudem with prothern Africa, a ducers, direcchurch his fators and actors ther and spirit(or interviewual leader ees) of shows. Bishop KhaAfter matricliphile Feni ulating at Phafounded and kamisa High heads in Zwide. School in ZwiSpeaking to de, Vuyani PE Express Inqualified with daba on Thursday last week, a Diploma in this young Ministry at the man anChildren’s nounced his Ministry Instibig plans for tute in JohanGospel music nesburg. He in the Nelson went on to do Mandela Bay Television ProMunicipality. duction ManVuyani, who agement at the is the fourth of Media Workfive children Pastor Vuyani Feni, Bay TV’s Studio Manager has big plans for shop in Port born to Kha- Nelson Mandela Bay gospel artists with a new show. Photo: Elizabeth beliphile and No- NCEBA DLADLA fore he was apzuko Feni, is pointed as the currently busy with the final touches of a show Studio Manager at Bay TV in September last which is going to identify, unearth and nur- year. Vuyani owns Outline Media Company ture gospel talent in the Bay with the view to and is the leader of Word of Life Worship Cenexpose it to the national landscape. tre in New Brighton. NCEBA DLADLA

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INDABA NEWS•NUUS WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 11, 2012

Indaba Sport Bontle Tigers LRFC started training SELBY MADIKANE THE newly established Bontle Tigers Ladies Rugby Football Club has started training in full swing at the Walmer High School Rugby Grounds on January 9. According to the club’s founder Nomathemba Gum, the reason why they started early to train was to prepare the team to be ready for the Mayoral Cup that is scheduled to take place on January 28. Nomathemba said training sessions were on Thursday from 4pm to 5.30pm and Saturdays from

6am to 8am (if there are no matches) fortnightly. “We expect girls from 10 years of age up to join us during our training sessions. Alternatively, interested girls can contact me,” said Nomathemba. The motive behind the formation of the club, Nomathemba highlighted, was to keep the youth busy in sport and out of crime. “I want the girls to be introduced to rugby because this sport is no longer a sport for men only. If the youth are kept busy, they will not be interested in doing crime,” said Nomathemba.

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Motherwell referee’s fruits of hard work pay off SELBY MADIKANE

Blowing a whis tle... hard working football referee Thembinkosi Mangai of Port Elizabeth is aim ing high. Photo: SELBY MADIKANE

MOTHERWELL football referee Thembinkosi Mangai’s collection of trophies and medals that he has won in football games over the past few years, is testimony to his talent and expertise both as referee and player on the football field. Niger, as he is known by metro soccer fans, started his career in 1996 when he was a player referee at Camper United FC. In 1999, Niger’s football career as a player came to a halt as he became a full-time referee at Motherwell Football Association (Mofa). His talent was spotted by Safa Nelson Mandela Bay president Mzimkhulu Fina who introduced him to football at a higher level and he has never looked back. Niger’s excellent performance attracted the attention of the Vodacom League in 2005. To date, he has won prestige trophies such as the Mofa 2010/2011; Safa Ilfa Total 2010/2011, Safa NMB Most Improved Referee 2010/2011; Chris Hani Memorial Cup Provincial Tournament 2008/2009 and the Safa U-17 Championship 2011 and more that 30 medals. Giving advice to other match offi-

cials, Niger said that they should stick to the rules of the game, be consistent, be fit (of course), be commited and not show favour. Niger hailed Fina, Stan Campher

(referees assessor), his colleagues and his parents for supporting him. “I am now looking forward to being on the panel of PSL, Safa and Fifa referees,” said Niger.

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Sasfa team lift the Championship Trophy SELBY MADIKANE SOUTH African Schools Football Association (Sasfa) team took the honours when they beat Western Cape 3-2 on penalties after their 0-0 full-time score during the Safa U-17 National Championships finals played at the Gelvandale Stadium on 16 December. Western Cape boys kept on knocking at the door of Sasfa with goalkeeper Tebogo Dlamini pulling great saves for almost the entire game. In fact, Western Cape could only blame themselves for not scoring their clear-cut opportunities as their front players were innocuous in front of Sasfa goals. In the semi-finals, Sasfa edged out Gauteng 2-0, with KwaZulu-Natal go-

ing down 3-2 into the hands of Western Cape. In the losers-final Gauteng managed to overpower KZN 2-0. For winning, Sasfa received the floating trophy plus gold medals, Western Cape settled for the silver medals while the third placed Gauteng took home bronze medals. Finally, individual awards were created to recognise and honour those who offered excellent performances throughout the five-day tournament. Individual awards went as follows: Best referee: Oscar Tsotetsi; Best Assistant referee: Thembinkosi Mangai; Best Coach: Pitso Mokoena; Best team Manager: Neelan Chetty; Best Goal Keeper: Tebogo Dlamini (Sasfa); Top Goal-scorer: Darren Smith (Western Cape) and Tshepo Ntlaba (Sasfa); Best Player: Keethen Claasen (WC).

Receiving the trophy from Safa NEC Competitions Committee Chairperson Sam Ma sitenyane and Nelson Mandela Bay Councillor, Babalwa Lobishe is Sasfa captain Tebogo Dlamini. Photo: SELBY MADIKANE

Cricket development on the cards in KwaNobuhle NCEBA DLADLA

Kenneth Rooibaard’s under14 boys are ready to hit sixes and fours in KwaNobu hle. Photo: SUPPLIED

SPORTS enthusiasts in Uitenhage have started with the grassroots development of cricket in the township of KwaNobuhle to ensure that the sport in the area does not die. The Etolofiyeni Cricket Organisation (ETOCA) was formed last year to bring back the old memories of cricket enjoyment in Uitenhage

while ensuring that future stars of the sport were identified and nurtured. Already six teams of under-14 boys have been formed and engaged in a tournament that was meant to help them understand the importance of performance and competition, said organiser Kenneth Rooibaard. “The boys are learning the sport every day and are enjoying the

Young Swallows whack Young Madrid

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SELBY MADIKANE AFTER a long season lay-off Young Swallows under-13 whacked Young Madrid 5-3 during their friendly clash played at the NU10 Community Football Grounds last Saturday. Both outfits played eye-catching football keeping the fans on their feet. Madrid drew first blood on goal thanks to Siyamthanda Ncula who put his side 1-0 up. Madrid’s joy was, however, short-lived following a spectacular goal taken by Ayanda Sobiya who leveled the score at 1-1. Swallows increased the score to 2-1 following a goal by Sakhekile Guzuba. Not prepared to lose in front of their supporters, Madrid’s Vuyolwethu Toni levelled the scores at 2-2 in the first half. Early in the second half, Madrid took the lead by 3-2 thanks to a goal by Mzikayise Ndaba. But Swallows were like a house on fire, with Sobiya and Athenkosi Zonke scoring three quick goals to make the final score 5-3 in favour of Swallows.

KING CARS Young Madrid player dribbles past Young Swallows player during their battle for authority at the NU10 Community Grounds in Motherwell. Photo: Selby Madikane

Road race enthusiasts can enter now for Blue Water Bay 15km ROAD race enthusiasts can enter for the BayFM Blue Water Bay 15km Road Race taking place on January 21. The 15km race starts at 6.30am and the 5km fun run/walk at 7am from the Blue Water Bay Primary School. Medals will be handed to all finishers and

game,” said Rooibaard, adding that Mpumelelo Silwana of the EP Cricket Board has sponsored them with the equipment to help the boys play. “Mpumelelo (Silwana) gave us helmets, pads, bats, gloves and so forth which we really appreciate as it gave the boys a great smile. With this kind of support we’ll do all that we can to develop cricket in KwaNobuhle,” said Rooibaard.

T-shirts will be given randomly to 150 of the finishers. Entry frorms are available at all leading sport shops. For more information call Leon Killian on 0 082 651 7520, Steven Coetzee on or Colin Parks on 0 083 401 4561 0 083 651 3836.

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