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New public swimming pools for KwaNobuhle and Zwide NCEBA DLADLA DROUGHT in the Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality is finally over; so willing and able residents can soon go to their nearby swimming pools and enjoy themselves again, said Municipal spokesperson Kupido Baron. In fact, according to Baron, some of the Bay’s swimming pools have opened their doors already while maintenance work and employment of staff, which is now complete, will soon make it possible for the remaining pools to open their doors. Baron has also announced the good news of the opening, on 1 December, of two public swimming pools, each costing R16 million, in Zwide in Port Elizabeth and next to the Indoor Sports Centre in KwaNobuhle, Uitenhage. “A couple of years ago during the Nelson Mandela Bay Metropolitan Municipality’s Masithethisane Community Outreach Programme, people of KwaNobuhle indicated strongly that they wanted a swimming pool. And now, they have it,” Baron told PE Express Indaba. According to Baron, the public swimming pool in Zwide was built as part of the 2010/2011 Financial Year budget, adding that in the 2011/2012 Financial Year the municipality will build a public swimmingpool in New Brighton as well. Local residents got employment opportunities during the construction of the pools; and will also be assured of employment opportunitiesfor their day to day maintenance, according to Baron. Baron said residents should also look out for information about “Learn to swim” programmes aimed at benefitting township residents during school holidays. “It is right on our doorstep, in the township. I want to thank our government for this swimming pool,” said Phindezwa Tose (27), East Cape Midlands College student and mother of two from KwaNobuhle. Tose

said she was happy her children will not have to go into town in order to learn basic skills and sports like swimming. Nelson Mandela Bay Department of Sport and Recreation’s Sport and

Community Liaison Thembisile Mengu said he was certain that by the first week of December all public swimming pools will be opened. His department, Mengu said, was busy sorting out all the logistics and

problems that resulted in some pools not opening up as planned. “We’ve got everything ready at the KwaNobuhle and Zwide swimmingpools, so we’ll be opening next week for people to come and swim,” said

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Municipality to run supplier briefings INDABA REPORTER THE Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality will run a number of supplier briefing sessions in Port Elizabeth, Uitenhage and Despatch between November 28 and December 5. The campaign is aimed at improving relations between the municipality and its current suppliers as well as creating access for aspirant suppliers. The following topics will be discussed: The Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality Tender process; Registering on the municipal data-

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Talent unearthed among young artists in Motherwell NCEBA DLADLA NELSON Mandela Bay townships have over the years become renowned for producing great national and international stars in the performance of dance, theatre and music. The great theatre and movie actors and directors John Kani, Winston Ntshona and Nomhle Nkonyeni come from New

Brighton township and it is in that spirit that Isiseko Seenkonjane/Swallows Foundation SA (ISSA) is launching Elok’shini Arts Programme to unearth future stars by charging the creative spirits in the youth of Elokishini in Motherwell as a pilot project. “ISSA is a non-profit public benefit organisation which derives its strength from preserving, promoting and developing arts and culture in the country through exchange programmes,

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culminating in a spectacular day-time processional theatre piece, concert and dance,” said Vanto. Vanto said the project will also look for participants to take part in the Winter School Project in Graaff Reinet next year. The winter school will select 10 young performers who will represent the Eastern Cape in 10 days of intensive drama training workshops with an equal number of artists from the UK.

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SAFA Nelson Mandela Bay weekend of fun NCEBA DLADLA THIS past week will be remembered for bringing good news for the regional Safa Nelson Mandela Bay and also for awarding administrators, players and teams that excelled in the past season. After years of trying and failing to acquire sponsorship to assist in the development of football at grassroots level, the current Safa NMB executive announced a R150 000 three-year deal with Fain Apparel and Leisure wear. Announcing the technical sponsorship package that is far beyond the money mentioned, Fain’s Managing Director Ismail “Miley” Ajam, a former professional footballer, said he was happy his company will be associated with the regional Safa after having played a huge developmental role to a number of teams and local football associations in Mandela Bay. The label Fain was established by Ajam in 1986. It has been clothing national football teams like Burundi and Trinidad and Tobago as well PSL teams like Bloemfontein Celtic. National First Division teams include Carara Kicks while Rugby and Cricket teams have also been sponsored by Fain including the Warriors Cricket team.

Banyana Banyana player Amanda Sister received a Special Award for putting the name of the Bay on the world map. Banyana will play in the Olympics in London, next year. Photo: Nceba Dladla

Safa Nelson Mandela Bay president Mzimkulu Fina (right)with Fain Managing Director, Miley Ajam and Fain Sales and Marketing Manager Shadley Ajam with Fina Deputy and Media Officer, Monde Mhletwa. Photo: Nceba Dladla

Former Safa NMB PRO Boya Chetty and his wife Margie were at the awards with Sa fa Eastern Cape Sec retary Isaac Klaas (right) and Luleka “DJ LU” Maxengana. Photo: Nceba Dladla

Safa NMB executive member Angelic Jennings received an award from Dr Danny Jordaan for her role. Photo: Nceba Dladla

Nelson Mandela Bay Sport and Recreation Portfolio Councillor Xola Saba ni (left) and Safa NMB Deputy President Monde Mhletywa present the Mayor’s Cup winners trophy to Tomorrow Stars coach, Mzikayise Kelema ni. Photo: Nceba Dladla

Former Bafana bafana and Kaizer Chiefs striker Patrick Mayo (right) is seen with Safsa Mandela Bay secretary Dumza Thys. Photo: Nceba Dladla

Safa VicePresident Dr Danny Jordaan (right) presented radio personality Stan Mosia with the President’s Special Award for his role in electronic media.Photo: Nceba Dladla

Former Safa Nelson Mandella Bay President, Johnson Kula (left) and Sasfa Chairman Simpiwe “MK” Mkangelwa (right) with Nomonde Tshaka and Tamara Tsana. Photo: Nceba Dladla Photo: Nceba Dladla

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‘Youngers’ edged out Camper United SELBY MADIKANE

SELBY MADIKANE THE highriding Ghetto Eleven proved beyond the shadow of a doubt they are a force to be reckoned with. This following their narrow margin of a victory of 3-2 against the rejuvenated Continental Express in a Zakhele Football Association (ZAFA) Premier League clash at Dynamos’ grounds. ZAFA Premier League results: Leeds United 1-4 Zamazama; Santo 2-0 Seven United; Happy Stars 0-5 Brazil Brothers; Golden Brothers 2-2 BUBS; Power Lads 0-1 United Comrades; Dynamos 1-2 Eleven Angels; Peace Lovers 0-4 Young Neighbours. ZAFA First Division League results: For Pirates w/o-0 Moonlight City; Ghetto Eleven 0-5 PE Demonstrators; Eleven Master 1-4 NUBS.

YOUNG Professionals, affectionately known as Youngers, managed to edge out Camper United 2-0 during their SAFA Nelson Mandela Bay Castle Regional League clash at Dynamo’s grounds in Kwazakhele.

Seven United and Santos players jostle for the ball. Photo: Selby Madikane

Fans were kept on their feet as both outfits played exceptional football. Professionals’ goals came courtesy of strikers Zukile Mazula and Thembinkosi Tom. United could blame their strikers, who were innocuous in front of Youngers’ goalkeeper. In another exhilarating match, Real Aces shared the spoils 1-1 with Morning Stars at the Motherwell NU9 Stadium. Mvuzo Mashicila scored Aces’ goal while Khanyisa Hentsa replied for the Stars. In a real goal thriller, Tomorrow Stars were held to a 5-5 draw by Emperors while Aspen played their hearts out, despite a 3-1 loss to Showville at the NU2 Stadium. Royal Buccaneers drew 1-1 with Highland Spurs.

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Bay Stars Football Club lead the log NCEBA DLADLA WINNING is sweet and as long as the Nelson Mandela Bay Vodacom league outfit, Bay Stars FC, which aspires to play against the bigger boys in an elite professional football league in three years, continues to win their matches, they will keep this dream alive. Unbeaten after six matches,

Bay Stars FC are the current log leaders after a goalless draw with the determined FC Tornado at the Gelvandale grounds at the weekend. Staying on top is exactly what Bay United FC Managing Director Tony Lovegrove wants for the club that was launched only two months ago, on September 26. “To top the log is a great achievement since most of these teams have three or more years’ experience in the Vodacom League. We are also the only un-

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beaten team after six hard-fought matches,” said an overjoyed Lovegrove. Bay Stars’ next match is against Champions FC at the New Rest stadium at 3pm this Saturday (November 26). Meanwhile, the club has announced that Bay Stars have launched a new website to enable their supporters to interact with the club and be up-to-date with the new developments. “Potential supporters will have

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The waterlogged pitch made play near impossible. Prior to the postponement, some matches were played, however. Reigning champions Young Romans worked hard for their 3 points when they narrowly beat Little Birds 3-2 while rookies Soweto Angels got the better of their neighbours, Strikers United 1-0. Major Chiefs earned a hard fought triumph of 3-2 over Young Stars.

an opportunity to view player profiles, new developments, results and see the upcoming fixtures awaiting this local outfit, who can truly claim to be targeting the cream of the football crop in Nelson Mandela Bay with persistent scouting,” said Media Liaison Manager, Kupido Baron. To know what’s up with Bay Stars FC one can visit www.baystars.co.za. The club is also proud to have a facebook page which their supporters also find very useful.

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CITY Friends trailed 3-0 to Uitenhage Stars and Young Brothers worked hard for their 1-0 victory over Jamaican Stars at the recently played Nobuhle Despatch Football Association (NODEFA) matches at the Jabavu Stadium. In another entertaining clash, Black Aces drew 4-4 with Imbabala Young stars while New City Stars proved they were not new to football when they triumphed over Cango Chiefs 10-1. Golden Chiefs and Reservoir Strikers played to a 1-1 draw while Argentine Stars edged out Kabah United Brothers 2-1 in a David and Goliath style battle. City Style defeated Real Rangers 4-1 and Young Pirates gave a good account of themselves despite going down 2-1 to Stokes United.

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