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M’well finalist in Women of the Year and the community that there are sustainable ways to overcome periods of drought. OTHERWELL in Port The education surrounding these Elizabeth boasts a final- projects is very important to Ntsundwaist in the Educators’ Cat- na, who is driven to share her knowlegory of the 2012 Sho- edge about the importance of gardening prite Checkers Women and the food production process. of the Year Award. At the moment she has an hour-long community radio programme, ‘UfunNomonde Ntsundwana is a 47-year- doNgezo Limo’ once a week in which old, single mother of two who has she reaches out to her community and turned her life-long passion for garden- teaches them. It is broadcast on ing into an extension of her priNkqubela FM every Thursday bemary school mathematics tween 5pm and 6pm. teaching career, is making a In a world where natural remassive impact on local sources are depleting rapidly communities with inspiring she believes it is very important projects combining environto teach children that supermarmental awareness with allekets are not the source of food viating poverty. but that they must connect She started her work in with the environment. 2005 when she transIn 2011 her Canzibe formed the dry schoolgardening project yard of Canzibe Priwas chosen to be one mary, a township of the six Eco-Pioschool in Motherneers profiled by well, into a sustainthe TOTAL Peable food garden troleum and Oil with the help of the Company in Agricultural Retheir quest to source Council in recognize instiPretoria. It has tutions and innow rolled out to dividuals who maintained gardens are committed to in ten schools, two protecting the enviNGO’s and two churches. ronment and acNtsundwana learned tively working toabout a holistic way of garwards a greener dening that in- Nomonde Ntsundwana planet. Photo: SUPPLIED cludes harvesting On the 28th rainwater, recyof November cling biodegradable material and using 2011, Nomonde was awarded the organic composting methods that are prestigious Kudu Award from the energy efficient. South African National Parks in the catWhen she started the Orange-fleshed egory of individual Environmental EdSweet Potato Nursery in 2008, Port Eliz- ucation and Capacity Building. abeth experienced a severe water crisis The winners in each category will be and this combined with the fact that the announced at a gala event at Emperor’s orange-fleshed sweet potato needs little Palace in Gauteng on Saturday 21 July water and does well in harsh weather 2012. This dazzling event will be broadconditions, helped tremendously. It be- cast on Wednesday, 8 August 2012 on came a good tool to teach the children Mzansi Magic, DSTV. PE EXPRESS INDABA REPORTER
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Sello Maake KaNcube visits PE to meet late Lebo Mathosa’s biological mother
Motherwell armed robbery and murder suspects sought NCEBA DLADLA THE South African Police Services in Motherwell are looking for two suspects in connection with an armed robbery and murder. According to Motherwell police spokesperson Warrant Officer Dumile Gwavu, the two unknown suspects allegedly entered the Somalian shop in Skwatsha Street, NU8 Motherwell on Sunday 24 June at about 20:05 and pretended
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SOUTH Africa’s multi-award winning actor and director, Sello Maake-KaNcube, was in Port Elizabeth last week to speak to Lebo Mathosa’s biological mother Judy Peter. KaNcube, is currently directing a theatre play The Drama Queen – a Lebo Mathosa Tribute commissioned by the State Theatre about the life and music of the late Mathosa who died in a car accident in 2006. Ka Ncube, a former Soapie Generations hearthrob, visited PE after performing at the National Arts Festival in Grahamstown, in the production “Race” penned by American David Mamet. Ka Ncube said it was an honour for
him to pay tribute to the inimitable Mathosa who came to fame with the group Boomshaka in the 1990s. When she died, the country learnt that her biological mother was actually Judy Peter from Motherwell in Port Elizabeth. “I came here to see Judy. It was only fitting that I meet her in person having spoken to her a number of times on the phone,” said Ka Ncube. Ka Ncube admitted, however, that he would do the same thing had Mrs Mathosa - who raised Lebo in Johannesburg – still been alive. According to KaNcube, on meeting Judy he immediately saw the resemblance between her and Lebo. He said his first contact with Lebo was in an Arena in Hillbrow in the 1990s “where Lebo was dancing like mad. Since then, I have watched her sing, listened to her interviews and
seen something special in her,” said KaNcube. In Lebo, alias the Drama-Queen, Ka Ncube saw a three-dimensional being. “One with this humility and respect, the other one being the inyour face Lebo who would tell it like it is; and the third side was an artist and performer who would blow you away”. Ka Ncube is hoping to raise enough funds to take Judy to the opening of the show in Jozi on 14 August. He said the country should still await the whole musical theatre and later a musical film on the life of Lebo. “I am so happy. I am getting the recognition at last. My daughter should be happy where she is. I am giving this production by Sello (Maake ka Ncube) all my blessings,” said an overjoyed Judy.
Actor and director Sello Maake KaNcube met Motherwell’s Judy Peter, the mother of the late Lebo Mathosa of the fa mous group Boomshaka, in Port Elizabeth last Thursday. KaNcube is currently directing a theatre play which is a trib ute to Lebo. Photo: Nceba Dladla
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Bantu Church of Christ cleans up for Mandela and the youth NCEBA DLADLA NEW Brighton’s Bantu Church of Christ was joined by Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality in the church’s 20years Youth Anniversary which it combined with the 67-minutes for Mandela Campaign in honour of the icon of freedom and democracy, Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela last week. The church and the Public Health Directorate headed by Reverend Dr. Mamisa Chabula-Nxiweni joined hands in an Environmental Awareness Clean-up and Educational campaign. They started at Limba Street (named after Bishop James Ngcanjini Limba who founded the church in 1914) and followed the route to the historical Emlotheni Memorial Park on Friday. A tree was also planted in the church yard at Limba Street to show the significance of the day. The event was also supported by the Education Task Team in the office of the Executive Mayor, Zanoxolo Wayile. “We are celebrating our youth’s 20th anniversary by teaching our youth to be re-
sponsible citizens with humility and respect,” said the Church’s Bishop John Bolana. Utata, as Bishop Bolana is known, mentioned the problems, like drugs and alcohol abuse, facing the youth of today as some of the challenges the church should address “to show the youth that they need God in their lives in order to live well in the land.” According to Bishop Bolana, Bantu Church of Christ’s youth have been at the forefront of the struggle for change through education and music, mentioning gospel stars like Lundi Tyamara, Andile B and Thembinkosi Booi as coming from the Bantu Church of Christ’s ranks. The church gives the youth an opportunity to lead services in this month of June - in honour of the Youth who died for the liberation of South Africa. “SABC Radio presenters gave a talk on working as a broadcaster, university administrators gave talks as well as NYDA and SEDA representatives. It was a highly educational and informative week,” said one of Youth Organisers Prince Charles. “This is a very significant event under Utata’s leadership which will remain for generations to come,” said Rev. Dr Chabula-Nxiweni.
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NCEBA DLADLA UMPHATHISWA wezaMandla oHloniphekileyo uDipuo Peters umeme oosomashishini abamnyama ukuba bazibandakanye nenguqu yezamandla eqhubekayo hlanjenje. Ethetha kwi-Eastern Cape Black Business Summit yesi-7 neququzelelwe yi-Imbizo Events e-Eastcape Training College Conference Centre, uMphathiswa uthe: “Ibihle yabonakala ukuba inguqu ye-ICT ibingeyoyethu, inguqu yezamandla yona yeye-Afrika, yaye kuyo kufuneka amanina atshotshe entla.” Olu phuhliso lwamaziko akhoyo nolwakhiwo lwemisebenzi athetha ngalo urhulumente luya kubonakala kakuhle eMzantsi Afrika ukuba abemi abayeki le nguqu yezamandla ibadlule. Uthe kufuneka ukuba babe ngabakhi hayi ukuba ngabanikwayo kuphela. UMphathiswa uthethe ngamathuba avezwe yiCoega Development Corporation kunye neCoega IDZ waza wacacisa “neempazamo” ezikhoyo ngoHonourable Minister of Energy Dipuo Peters addressing the gathering during the EC Black Business Summit in Port Eliza beth at the week end. Photo: NCEBA DLADLA
Seated, second from right is Bishop John Bolana and his wife Mama Mavis Bolana (second from left) with Mandela Bay Municipality’s Public Health Executive Director Rev. Dr Mamisa Chabula Nxiweni (far left) and Youth leader Prince Charles during the Church’s 20years Youth Anniversary last week. Photo: NCEBA DLADLA
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Arts & Entertainment Mzoxolo Rafani of “I Want To Sing Gospel” fame released a debut al bum “Uyingcwele” which is sure to captivate fans from across the country. Photo: SUPPLIED
Popular Zahara to perform at Biltong Festival PE EXPRESS REPORTER Eight-time SAMA winner Zahara will be amongst the artists who will be setting the Karoo ablaze this winter with award winning music at the 22nd Castle Lager East Cape Biltong Festival on July 13 and 14. Born in the Eastern Cape, Zahara, whose debut album Loliwe sold a staggering 100 000 copies in barely 19 days, will no doubt be one of the many performances festivalgoers are looking forward to this year. With hit tracks like Umthwalo, ‘Destiny’, ‘Loliwe’, ‘Lengoma’, ‘Incwad’ Encane’ and ‘Thekwana’ featured on most of the country’s top radio stations, Zahara is certainly one of the hottest musicians in South Africa at the moment. Her music is sweet to the ear and she has managed
to draw appreciation from all audiences irrespective of its genre. Zahara and her band will be gracing the Castle Lager East Cape Biltong Festival stage on Saturday, July 14 at 9.30pm and will be performing for the first time at the Festival. She will be in good company as she will be joined by the likes of Professor, Emo Adams, Jamali, Robbie Wessels, Theuns Jordaan, Arno Jordaan, Crushanda, Steve Hofmeyr, Denzil Africa and many more great South African artists. For more information on the 22nd Castle Lager East Cape Biltong Festival you can visit the Festival website on www.eastcapebiltongfestival.co.za, the Festival’s Facebook page on www.facebook.com/biltongfestival or twitter on www.twitter.com/biltongfestival. .
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Mzoxolo Rafani of ‘I want to sing gospel’ fame releases album NCEBA DLADLA THE I Want To Sing Gospel SABC2 Reality Television 2008 Runner-up Mzoxolo Rafani has released a debut album Uyingcwele. The 15-track album recorded at Studio23 and produced by Mthatha-born and Joburgbased Pastor M-Siya, who owns the studio, is receiving a lot of air-play on national radio. Worship songs like Uyingcwele, the titletrack, Mayenzeke and Ithemba Lam are good songs to listen to and the whole album carries
dancable tunes. Rafani (22) of Addo was registered as a Port Elizabeth artist during the auditions of the competition where he ended up mesmerizing the country’s gospel lovers with his silky voice - taking up the second position after Lungisani Ntuli of KZN. Rafani, who cherishes the opportunities the competition gave him and the ability to perform with the great gospel giants in the country, is proud of Addo where he finished matric in 2008 - the very same year he auditioned for “I want to sing gospel”.
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Also present and contributing to the fun at the launch of the Lukhanyolwethu Community De velopment Project at the Wesley Church in Motherwell were, back from left, Lee Perry, No siseko Sithebe, Candice Perry, Vuyelwa Qasha ni, Zoleka Sithebe, Valerie Bouthe and Amanda Nzelani. In front, from left, are Luke Perry, Keegan Perry and Luvolwethu Qashani. Photo: SUPPLIED place, ” said Qashani. “This augurs well for the future of Motherwell whose youth will be kept busy with constructive things at the youth centre; instead of drinking their lives away,” she said.
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WHEN Vuyelwa Qashani and her friends opened up their hearts to help the youth of Motherwell cope with life’s challenges, little did they know that their efforts are being noticed and appeciated by the elderly too in the community. Qashani and her friends launched Lukhanyolwethu Community Development Project at the Wesley Church in Mntanezulu Street, NU11 Motherwell last Saturday and saw how relevant their project really is. “We had organised food, toys and clothing to benefit needy children belonging to Lukhanyo Pre-school - a foundation phase of our big dream - a Youth Community Centre Project we’re launching,” said Qashani. She added that as she was distributing the clothing, toys and food to the needy children, it became apparent that the elderly who were present also needed the food as hunger and starvation knows no age. “I was excited to make it possible for the gogos to receive something. They too left with toys for their grandchildren. Every one of us has something to share, let us share what we have to make this a better
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Executive mayor Zanoxolo Wayile, Cllr Nomamerika Magopeni, Nomthunzi “MamakamaAsi” Vuza, Cllr Andile Mfunda, Zime Mzaidume and Rev. Sipho Mzaidume received uniforms donated by the Youth Guil ders on behalf of the metro’s needy learners. Photo: SUPPLIED
USodolophu uZanoxolo Wayile wamkele izipho zeyunifom kubaxhasi beWesley Guild NCEBA DLADLA INELSON Mandela Bay Municipality (NMB) Education Task Team ifumene iijezi ezingama 23, iibhulukhwe zamakhwenkwana ezingama 40, iihempe ezili 15 kunye neeperi zezihlangu ezili- 14 kwi-Wesley Guild Region One kwiholo yoluntu iNangoza Jebe eseNew Brighton, eBhayi kwiveki edlulileyo - ukuba inikise ngazo kubantwana abahlwempuzekileyo kumasipala ombaxa. Le ibiyinxalenye yoCweyo lweMinyaka lolutsha lwebandla lamaWisile nobelunee nkqubo eziliqela ezithathe iintsuku ezine. Ngokutsho kukaSiphokazi Nogaya, omnye wabaQuquzeleli bale Consultative Workshop. Olu cweyo lujoke ukuncedisa abakhonzi ukuba baguqule oko kubhaliweyo bakwenze kubonakale kuyinyaniso ngokujonga ooC- abane; (i-Consecration, i-Creativity, i-Comradeship kunyu ne-Community Development) babelane bekwaphuhlisana; kodwa ngaphezulu koko, babandakanye ibandla kwimingxilo yophuhliso loluntu. Lo kaNogaya uthe babone iphulo likaSodolophu likaBuyel’esikolweni neliqhutywa yile Task Team lifanele ukuxhaswa - ukuze ba-
nikezele ngale nkxaso. Le Guild ikwaxhase izigulana zesibhedlela sesifo sephepha eNew Brighton i-Empilweni ngempahla neepasile zokutya. “Ndifuna ukuyibulela iPE North Circuit Wesley Guild ngokuba ngabemi abalungileyo nabathe belula isandla - benika inkxaso nothando ngeli phulo likaMasipala uBuyel’esikolweni nesele liqhuba ngempumelelo iminyaka, zizipho ezihle ezinje ngeyunifom ezenza impumelelo yeli phulo,” utshilo uSodolophu uZanoxolo Wayile. USododophu ukwathathe eli thuba esamkela umsasazi owaziwayo wesikhululo Umhlobo Wenene FM uNomthunzi Vuza nowaziwa njengoMama kaMa-Asi wenkqubo yezokholo uLelikaYehova Ihlabathi njengomxhasi weNMB Education Task Team. UCeba ojongene ne-Infrastructure, Electricity ne-Engineering kuMasipala u-Andile Mfunda, Intloko ye-Education Task Team uCeba Nomamerika Magopeni kunye noMququzeleli wayo uMadoda Mcwabeni bebekho kule ndibano ngokunjalo noMfundisi Sipho Mzaidume oyi-PE Circuit Superintendent nowakwakhe uMama uZime, nokwanguMongameli weManyano yamaNina eSekethe.
Pops Foundation thanks supporters for helping it support the needy NCEBA DLADLA PEOPLE Opposing Poverty in Society (POPS) Foundation members, a registered non-profit making organisation (NPO) will always go out of its way to ensure that poor and needy members of the community get their basic needs fulfilled, like clothing and food during the winter season. Pops Foundation members and volunteers in association with Bay FM 107,9 pursued a joint venture and ran a Winter Drive which started on Tuesday, May 8 and ran until Friday 22 June. They distributed blankets, warm clothing, food parcels and meals to the needy families from the
impoverished areas in Extension 6 Malabar and Veeplaas. “The whole idea of the Winter Drive Initiative was to bring warmth and nourishment to the extremely poor families living in shacks,” said Pops Director Mureedah Botha, adding that as part of the Winter Drive they were also able to reach out to offer assistance to a family from Extension 28 in Bloemendal. The family had lost their home in a fire that destroyed everything recently. Botha said more distributions are planned for this week. “We would like to express our heartfelt gratitude and appreciation for all the amazing support we continue to get while we are trying to help the needy in our communities,” said Botha.
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HERE are just two days left before the highly anticipated 30th running of the annual Volkswagen Rally on Friday and Saturday, which will see the the cream of South Africa’s rally fraternity in action on a combination of tar and gravel stages. The event, round number four on the 2012 South African national rally calendar, is shaping up to be an intense battle between the top five competitors in the S2000 class. Just ten points separate these first five teams which consist of Ford, Toyota and Volkswagen entries, making it a tough three-way battle that will take place in the Eastern Cape. With nearly 200 km of competition distance and 12 stages of rallying that will take place on both gravel and tar, the rally competitors are going to have to keep their wits about them. Competitors in the 2012 Volkswagen Rally will make the traditional Auto Pavilion start outside of the main gate of the Volkswagen plant in Uitenhage where the public will enjoy free entry to the museum for the day. This is also a good time for rally fans to meet their favourite rally competitors and take the opportunity
to collect autographs and take a few photos of their motorsport heroes. “The Volkswagen Rally is one of the best rallies on the national calendar,” said Mike Rowe, head of Volkswagen Motorsport. “It is well organised and run by the Algoa Rally Association and route organiser, Joe Fourie, who celebrates his 21st Volkswagen Rally with us this year. There is a dedicated team of enthusiasts who ensure the event is as good as it could possibly be and this shows in the organisation.” Competitors will be contesting stages in Gamtoos, the Longmore Forest, Uitenhage and the Port Elizabeth Oval Track Raceway (PEOTR) in Greenbushes, and will also contest the very popular Kings Beach spectator stage which is the traditional grand finale. “This year promises to be a very good event,” said route organiser Joe Fourie. “Good rains in the area have significantly reduced the fire risk in the Longmore Forest; the roads are in good condition and there are even a couple of new stages as well. We’re all anticipating that the 30th running of the Volkswagen Rally is going to be one of the best we’ve had.” Competitors in the Volkswagen Rally will face one of the two new stages right at the start of the event when they head to Melon in the Gamtoos area. Here Fourie has indicated
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that the field will face a challenging, but extremely good first stage. “That first stage hasn’t been used for many years,” said Fourie. “It is a good distance, at 10.5 km long, but the competitors will find themselves in competition on a stage that would do a round of the WRC (World Rally Championship) proud.” Five stages await the Volkswagen Rally competitors on Friday, with a further seven scheduled for Saturday – of which three will be duplicated from day one of the rally. The focus for the event is on providing a challenging rally for competitors while retaining the high level of spectator-friendliness for which the Volkswagen Rally is known. “Accessibility is a big issue on a rally,” said Fourie. “Getting rally fans to good viewing points while not interfering with the rally itself is a challenge. The popularity of the Volkswagen Rally amongst spectators is legendary and we do everything we can to make it as easy as possible for them to be a part of the action.” Those enthusiasts who cannot travel to follow the route can visit the
Successful netball tournament staged SELBY MADIKANE THE Motherwell Netball Association (MONA) five day-netball tournament at the end of June turned out to be a resounding success with boys separated from men at the Raymond Mhlaba Sports Centre. The tournament attracted multitudes of supporters right from the beginning to the end. It started with the round robin and ended up in the knockout format, whereby the group leaders took on one another. In the U-11 finals Newcastle thumped Moonlight Stars 10-1. In the U-14 finals Newcastle took the honours when they snatched a narrow win of 7-6 from Young Killers. In the U-16 finals Goal Desire taught Kwanele NC a free netball lesson when they beat them 43-3. In the seniors final Converse drubbed Girls United 18-9. All the winning teams were presented with floating trophies, a set of bibs and a ball each, while the runners-up also received a set of bibs, a ball and certificates for efforts. The following players received certificates for their excellent per-
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Newcomers to the BP Volkswagen team are Hans Weijs Jnr and Björn Degandt who have travelled to South Africa to compete in each round of the South African national rally championship. The Volkswagen Rally will be their first event in the Eastern Cape. Photo: SUPPLIED final stage at the Kings Beach parking lot on Saturday. Here there will be static displays and stalls, as well as karting displays, street rods, the Xtreme Veedubz club, the Dunlop Drifters and even the Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University students showing off their Formula Student entry.
Enterprising games in MOFA Junior League SELBY MADIKANE
The outstanding players with their captains display the fruits of their hard labour. With them are (far left) President Ntomboxolo Limani and Liaison Officer Const Wayne Viviers. Photo: SELBY MADIKANE formances: *Amanda Kaulisa (Newcastle): best U-11 player of the tournament; *Simamkele Chithwa (Young Killers): best U-14 player of tournament;
*Anelisa Ndyebi (Boiling Sea): best U-16 player of the tournament; *Sisipho Mbeleni(Goal Desire): best senior player of the tournament.
Stars disappoint Celtics
FANS watched what was called the goal feast games when Motherwell Football Association(MOFA) Junior League games were played at NU 8 Community soccer fields on July 1. In the U-13 section Real Aces gave up a good fight despite their 3-4 defeat to Kamva Movers, Tomorrow Stars had to fight hard to overcome Showville 3-2. In the do-or-die game Young Ideas drew 1-1 with Young Killers, with Real City beating NU 29 United Stars 1-0. Other U-13 games results: *CrystalPalace1-2 KamvaMovers *SUBS 1-7 NU 29 United Stars *Young Swallows 0-5 Real City *Tomorrow Stars 7-0 Young Madrid U-15 games results: *Valencia 5-6 Real City *Lion City 6-1 Ikamva Movers *Young Madrid 2-3 Tottenham Spurs
SELBY MADIKANE MOTHERWELL Academy technical team need to go back to the drawing-board to see why their side suffered a devastating defeat of 9-1 to Callies during their Port Elizabeth Football Association (PEFA) match at Londt Park on 29 June.
An Olympic Aces player wards off Ijuba Aces. ZWIFA First Division results: * Real Crusaders 4-0 Ijuba Aces
Real City U15 Team are one of hot favourites to win the MOFA league trophy. Photo: SELBY MADIKANE *FC Angels 2-5 Young Ideas *Real Aces 2-9 Kamva Movers *Real City 6-5 Young Madrid *Shining Stars 1-6 Valencia *Tomorrow Stars 2-1 Crystal Palace *Lion City 8-0 Young Swallows *Ikamva Movers 1-2 Young Madrid
PEFA Premiership results
SELBY MADIKANE IT seemed as if Zwide Celtics had a black weekend when their arch-rivals Shining Stars pipped them 1-0 in their Zwide Football Association (ZWIFA) Marina Sea Salt Premiership at Celtics’ grounds on June 30. In another pulsating clash Golden Aces were held 1-1 by Major Chiefs. Strikers United fans asked themselves unanswerable questions when they saw their side losing by 9-0 to Real Crusaders. The reigning champions Young Romans have not been living up to expectations as they keep on losing crucial points of late. Recently they succumbed 2-0 to their neighbours Shining Stars. Morning Stars kept their hopes of staying in the ZWIFA Premier League alive following their 2-1 win over Swartkops United.
These displays will include both static and “laps” of the planned rally stage. The day’s activities at this point will reach their highlight when the national rally field arrives to contest the final stage in spectacular tarmac fashion and this will be followed by the event prizegiving.
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* Zwide Celtics 2-0 Golden Aces * Ijuba Aces 2-1 Olympic Aces
It was clear that Callies were the far better team when they thrashed Highbury with a whopping score of 6-1. Warriors had the better of Foresters with a sweet victory of 2-0. Hearts were humiliated 3-1 by Squares. NMMU Madibaz gave a good account of themselves despite their 3-2 loss to high-riding Warriors, who also drubbed Foresters 2-0.
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Zwide United couldn’t tame Tigers SELBY MADIKANE
A Bombers player is tackled by a Kruisfon tein player. Photo: SELBY MADIKANE
African Bombers secure a good home victory SELBY MADIKANE AFRICAN Bombers played their hearts out to record a 33-19 victory when they took on Kruisfontein in their Eastern Province Rugby Grand Challenge League game at Zwide Stadium on June 30. Bombers kept the visitors in their own territory for almost the entire first stanza of the game. Credit should go to Kruisfontein forwards who defended without committing
silly mistakes in their territory while they were under immense pressure. Before the end of first stanza, Bombers were leading 7-0 following a try scored by Loyiso Poyi which was converted by Masixole Payi. In the second stanza Bombers were 14-0 up in front after their No 10 Coyi Banda scored a try under the poles with Payi converting it. Poyi continued with his outstanding performance when he scored his second converted try to increase Bombers’ lead to 21-0. Within few minutes Poyi registered two quick tries, of which Payi
converted one, to take the score-line to 33-0. Complacency took its toll on the African Bombers leading to Wayde Stuurman scoring the visitors’ first try to reduce the score to 32-5. The visitors were motivated and Neville Geswint also scored a try, which Elano Witbooi converted, to decrease the deficit to 33-12. The last try of the game came courtesy of Christoville Human which Geswint converted to make the final score 33-19. In the Reserves section Bombers thrashed Kruisfontein 32-5.
IT was a bitter pill to swallow for Zwide United fans when their side could not tame Bontle Tigers Ladies Rugby Football Club. Zwide, who wanted to avenge their loss of 5-10 against Tigers in the Mayoral Cup finals in March, were whacked 5-31 by the Tigers during a friendly rugby game at Zwide Stadium on June 30. The home side piled more pressure on to Tigers whose forwards were very resilient and tenacious. But Tigers were not cowards, they took the game to the hosts. Tigers’ No 8 Nozipho Bell made a brilliant run from the centre of the
field and delivered a nifty pass to her skipper Poppy Windvogel who scored an opening try under the poles. Flyhalf Sikelelo Soci converted it to make the score 7-0. Zwide United fought back strongly and their hard work paid dividends, with their prop Nosisa Lizana scoring an unconverted try to decrease the deficit to 5-7. Tigers dominated their counterparts in all departments. Andiswa Tafi scored two tries, with Sikelelo converting one to put Tigers 19-5 up in front. Poppy became Tigers’ heroine of the day as she scored two tries with one try converted by Sikelelo to make the final score 31-5 in favour of Tigers.
Tigers prop (in white jersey) is stopped by Zwide United players. Photo: SELBY MADIKANE
FREE STATE SAPS WIN ANNUAL RUGBY TOURNEY IN MANDELA BAY NCEBA DLADLA THE Free State South African Police Service (SAPS) Rugby Football Club (RFC) took home the coveted trophy of the Annual SAPS National Rugby
Week Tournament when they beat Gauteng North 41-10 during the the Gelvandale Stadium, Port Elizabeth last Saturday. The two teams played a good game of rugby as they entertained the crowds but the Free State team proved
to be the team of the moment as they knocked continuously on the scoring line of the team from the north. “Both teams displayed good knowledge of rugby. The fans loved it,” said Port Elizabeth SAPS spokesperson, Warrant Officer Alwin Labans.
Free State had to deal with Eastern Cape A and Western Cape to get to the finals whereas Gauteng North had difficulty getting rid of Eastern Cape B and Limpopo during the knockout stages of the tournament. National Police Commissioner
Mangwashi Riah Phiyega commended the players for being sporting during the day. She gave the winners their trophy and put on medals on the finalists. The National Rugby Week will be held in KwaZulu-Natal at the same time next year.
Ziintshatsheli ezintsha zeZAFA First Division League iNUBS son wenze ukuba iphumelele imidlalo engama 24 games, idlala ntanganye kwemi- 3 ngeli lixa ibethwe kwemi INJOLI United Brothers (NUBS) zi- 3 ukuzuza amanqaku angama 75 eintshatsheli zeZakhele Football As- league kwimidlalo engama 30. Ukani sociation (ZAFA) First Division iJuventus nayo idlale kakuhle League emva kokutywatyusha ngo kwingqokelela yamanqaku angama 3-0 iDynamos kumdlalo wabo 69 nalapho iphumelele imidlalo enwamagqibela kankqoyi weseason gama 21, idlala ntanganye ka-6 ze yaeWolfson Stadium ngomhla 1 kuJu- bethwa kwemi-3. ly. Omabini la maqela azuze iindebe INUBS izibonakalise ukuba yakhi- ezibuyayo, iDynamos isindlekwe we ngelitye lenyangane knabo bal- ngeendondo zegolide ezingama 25 uhlaza iDynamos kuba ibihlasela kunye nama R5000 ngeli lixa iDynaubukhulu becala ngexesha lomdlalo. mos izibambele iindondo zesilivere. Amanqaku eNUBS eze noNkosi- eIDynamos neJuventus ziza kudlala nathi Ziwa kunye namabini kaVuyi- kwiZAFA Premier League ngeseasa Mnxeba. son ka2012-2013. Abasemva kwabo iJuventus ibetEzinye iziphumo zeZAFA First Dihe i-XI Masters 2-1. vision: Umdlalo omhle weNUBS kule sea*Mazepa 1-0 Island City *NUBS 3- 0 Juventus *Ford Pirates 0-w/ o Vutha Celtics *Burning Flames 2-1 PE Demos *XI Masters 0-1 Real Strikers *Black Eagles 3-0 City All Stars *Vutha Celtics 2-1 Burning Flames *Moonlight City 0w/o Real Strikers *City All Stars w/oFord Pirates *PE Demos 3-1 MazZAFA President Sabelo Nkuhlu is flanked by the skippers epa of NUBS Mncedisi Mandla (left) and Juventus, Mziyanda *Fast Eleven 0-w/o Mpofu. Photo: SELBY MADIKANE Island City SELBY MADIKANE
Four Bontle Tigers LRFC in EP colours are Nosiphiwo Rasmeni, Nolukholo Mzwali, Abongile Bula and Lutho Sajini. With them are President Nomatemba Gum (far left) and Veliswa Mzwali (a parent) Photo: SELBY MADIKANE
SELBY MADIKANE WALMER Township community members were proud when four players of their club Bontle Tigers Ladies Rugby Club were selected to play for Eastern Province in the national rugby U-16 tournament that took place in Kimberley from 2 to 7 July 2012. The four girls who donned the jerseys of EP are Nolukholo Mzwali (prop), Nosiphiwo Rameni (lockforward), Abongile Bula (prop) and Lutho Sajini (wing). Before
joining the 26-member squad the four lasses took part in trials that were conducted in Pearston on Youth Day. According to Tigers coach, Mongezi Macwili, the four have the potential to reach the top. “I am extremely happy with these players. They do not have much exposure in the game of rugby, but they are doing wonders as if they have been playing for many years,” explained Mongezi. The visibly excited Tigers President Nomatemba Gum hailed her executive committee, coaches, parents, players and the communi-
ty of Walmer Township for their unwavering support which contributes to the success of their club. “I have noticed that these four players possess phenomenal talent. A bright future lies in front of them. I call these four girls the ambassadors of Walmer Location. Thanks to everyone who made these girls and Tigers LRFC what they are. This includes the parents, my committee, my coaches, the entire team, supporters and the Walmer community at large,” concluded Nomatemba.