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GOOD news for Eastern Cape football lovers is that they can look forward to two elite Professional Soccer League (PSL) matches in the next week at the Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium. Orlando Pirates will take on Jomo Cosmos on Sunday (October 30), while Amakhosi and Maritzburg United will play against each other on November 1. “These are the first of six PSL matches lined up for Nelson Mandela Bay stadium to ensure that local football lovers are entertained up to April 2012,” said Access Management Marketing Manager Buli Ngomane. Speaking to PE Express Indaba last Friday, Ngomane, better known as Buli G, said this was part of a bigger plan to have a PSL team coming to have its base here in Mandela Bay. “Together with the Nelson Mandela Metropolitan Municipality we (the stadium management) have noted that there are teams in the PSL who are struggling to find grounds for their home matches. We then thought, opening up for these teams would be a good business decision and cost-effective in the maintenance of the stadium, so we invited Jomo Cosmos and Maritzburg United to come here and test the grounds,” said Ngomane. “With these top PSL matches played in the Nelson Mandela Bay stadium we want to dispel the myth that we are only rugby crazy people. We love our soccer and this stadium is available to host any event that the people want,” said Ngomane. Kick-off for Sunday’s match is at 3 pm and the tickets are available at R40 each at Computicket and selected outlets in and around Nelson Mandela Bay.
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Alcohol blamed for Motherwell spate of crime NCEBA DLADLA MEMBERS of the South African Police Services (SAPS) in Motherwell, Port Elizabeth have made 83 arrests during a crime prevention operation at the weekend. A total 66 cases of the arrests in the operation, that started on Friday until Sunday evening, were alcohol related, said police spokesman Captain Andre Beetge on Monday. “We arrested 64 people for be-
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Boardwalk construction full speed ahead WITH construction at the Boardwalk now well underway, contractors have released some facts and figures that put the scale and size of the project into perspective. In the initial excavation phase, more than 115 000 m³ of earth and rock were removed, enough to fill almost 60 Olympic swimming pools. Then 1 424 soil nails and 27 ground anchors were used to secure the excavation sidewalls, while nearly 10 000 m² of waterproofing – enough to cover a
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Domestic violence awareness programme in Motherwell NCEBA DLADLA A high incidence of domestic violence has been reported in the area known as Kamvelihle near Motherwell in Port Elizabeth in the last few months. To curb this scourge that is causing so much pain and breaking down family units a campaign has been organised by the National Institute for Crime Prevention and the Reintegration of Offenders (NICRO) at ePalini near the clinic in Kamvelihle tomorrow (Thursday 27 October). Nicro is working in conjunction with the SA Police Service (SAPS), Women against Women Abuse (WAWA), FAMSA and Amadoda Okwenene, from KwaNobuhle in Uitenhage, to help local communities to know about the dangers of domestic violence. “There has been a high incidence of domestic violence in the Kamvelihle and Motherwell area and the main problem is that both the victims and perpetrators do not know about it,� said Bekeka Siyephu of Nicro. Siyephu (21) is a BA Honours Social Work student at the Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University who works for Nicro at the Motherwell Magistrates Court in the Diversion Programme. She has been surprised by people’s lack of knowledge about this problem which is gradually tearing them apart. “Domestic violence comes in many forms; like sexual
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INDABA NEWS•NUUS WEDNESDAY, 26 OCTOBER 2011
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INDABA NEWS•NUUS WEDNESDAY, 26 OCTOBER 2011
Bay TV launched in style at Red Location Museum THE who’s who of Nelson Mandela Bay Showbusiness world attended the launch of Bay TV at the Red Location Museum in New Brighton, Port Elizabeth last week. Described as epoch making and the result of self-sacrifice and hard work, the event was addressed by Nelson Mandela Bay mayor Zanoxolo Wayile, BayTV Board Chairman Vuyo Mvoko and Urban Brew television productions Director Elize Viljoen, among other dignitaries. As promised, PE Express Indaba was there to capture this historic event in pictures for our readers.
Songwriter and rapper Ntsika Nqabeni aka Young Shark (right) together with musicians and rappers Fatal Touch (left) and Sisanda the lead singer of Voodoo band.
Stunning BayTV news presenters from left are Lisakhanya Pepe, Phumla Tayi (the editor) and Thabisa Fukutwa.
Executive Mayor, Zanoxolo Way ile.
SABC (Umhlobo Wenene FM) Com munications Manager Ntombi May (left) and Gwen Matshaya (SABC Hu man Resources Practitioner were at the BayTV launch.
Jerome Borchards (of Sentech), Avumile Mdletye (Nafcoc Youth), Nosisi Groot boom (Women in Construction) and Sandisiwe Jingisa (sentech) enjoyed food and drinks during the BayTV Launch.
Meet BayTV Board members present at the launch from left, Mutse Mfuleni, Vuyo Mvoko (Chairman), Roland Wil liams (Nelson Mandela Bay Communi cations Director), Lee Duru, mayor Zan oxolo Wayile, Head of Corporate Govern ance Denise Roodt and Nafcoc Provincial Secretary Loyiso Nkantsu.
A family gettogether for Gautengbased local lass and Urban Brew Content Producer Sasa Nqabeni (right) mom Lulu MgqamqoNqabeni and sister Sokha na Nqabeni, a fashion designer who dressed her mom.
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Entrepreneurs Mbulelo and Nondumi so Ngxonono (of Framesby Gardens) and Mdebs Lounge owner Bennet Mdebuka in search of business op portunities at BayTV launch.
Imbizo Events CEO and BayTV Board member Mutse Mfuleni and Urban Brew television Productions boss Elize Viljoem during the BayTV launch in Red Lo cation, New Brighton, Port Elizabeth, last week.
Red Location’s Nomabhaso Bedeshe (second from left) with theatre gurus Irma Schoeman, Marlene Pieterse, Ronelda Pohl and Marian Lucouw from the PE Op era House.
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Young adults trained in workplace skills NCEBA DLADLA ELEVEN young adults completed the inaugural Umzi Wethu Livelihoods Programme at the beginning of October. The programme is one of the Wilderness Foundation’s social intervention projects aimed at the youth of the Eastern Cape and will benefit up to 300 job seekers per year. “The Umzi Wethu Livelihoods Programme aims to equip job seekers with the skills required to find work and to become valuable employees,” said facilitator, Heinrich Terblanche. “The programme combines an established job readiness training programme (Work 4A Living) together with a comprehensive life skills programme.” The Programme targets job seekers between the ages of 18 and 35 and consists of 20 workshops presented over a five-week period. It caters for individual job seekers who make contact with the programme through their own job search efforts as well as through Umzi Wethu partner organizations that are already working with youth in the Province. “Job readiness and life skills are the two major components of the programme,” said Ter-
blanche. Through these components, they aim to empower young job seekers and ensure that they are better prepared to enter the world of work. “We give them training on how to take responsibility for their own physical health and wellness, and we also teach them about environmental issues and their personal impact on the environment.” Instead of simply migrating from job to job, students are taught how to conduct professional job interviews, build up a skills portfolio, grow and develop in their jobs by working to a standard of excellence and having a good work ethic. Entrepreneurship is also addressed in the training. According to programme graduate, Zikhona Yona (22), the programme has helped her build confidence when it comes to job interviews. “I know how to be professional in an interview now. I am looking forward to applying for jobs because I feel more informed through this programme.” Nonkululeko Mbalo (24) agrees. “Now I don’t have to be afraid when I go for an interview. I know that I must be confident, and smile because I can offer valuable skills to my employer . . . ” The next Umzi Wethu Livelihoods Programme starts today. For more info phone Heinrich or Lulu on 0 041 374 0746.
The first 11 graduates from the inaugural Umzi Wethu Livelihoods Programme celebrate their final day together with Programme Facilitator, Heinrich Terblanche (front, centre). Photo: Supplied
In the front row from left, Nobantu Oliphant, (Nap tosa), Guest Speaker Zoleka Hempe, Pro gramme Director Linda Koester, pupil Nolonwabo Bunwana and Education Department PE Circuit Manager Pamela Mbusi. At the back, from left, are Paul Miedema (Calabash Trust) School Principal Buyisile Sali, Tony Jones (Calabash Trust) SBG Chairperson Elsie Mkoto and Rev. Mbuyiseli Bola. Photo: Nceba Dladla
Ikhunjulwe indima yeetitshala kwisikolo saKwazakhele eBhayi NCEBA DLADLA ISIKOLO saseBhayi sisindleke itheko elibe sisothuso ukuvuyisana nendima enkulu edlalwa ziititshala ekwakheni ikamva labantwana njengabemi beli lizwe bangomso. Ithiwe pahaha eyona nto kuyithethayo ukuba ngutitshala kulo msitho ubujoliswe ekukhumbuleni i-World Teachers Day ngomhla we-5 Okthobha nalapho iititshila zePhondo leMpuma Kapa bezisekhefini. UBuyisile Sali, inqununu yesikolo iW.B Tshume Primary, KwaZakhele uwuququzelele lomsitho ebambisene nabaxhasi iMazars Group neCalabash Trust - ukuwonga ukuzijul’ijacu kwezi titshala zesi sikolo sikwisitalato iNgxokolo nezisebenza ngokubambisana. “Eli litheko lequbuliso esilenzela ukumangaza iititshala zethu ezisebenza ngokuzinikela ukufundisa iinkokeli zangomso. Imizamo yazo iyaqapheleka,” okaSali uxelele inginginya ebibandakanya uManejala wePE Circut 4 KwiSebe lezeMfundo uPamela Mbusi, uSihlalo we-SGB u-Elsie Mkoto, iSithethi seMbeko uZoleka Hempe, oosotheko, abasebenzi, ummeli wombutho weetitshala iNaptosa, uNobantu Oliphant, uMfu. Mbuyiseli Bola nabaxhasi. “Kwintetho yakhe emfutshane, okaSali uzincomile iititshala zakhe ngentsebenziswano watsho esithi, eli gama u-Team lithetha: Together Everyone Achieves More. “Niyandikhuthaza, nindixhasa nikwan-
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Umnyhadala wefashoni IBANDLA i-Father’s House Family Church eRichmond Hill libuyile kwakho nomnyhadala othandwayo wefashoni eZanethemba ngale mpela nyanga. Multi awardwinning Freshlyground is coming to town for a free concert in celebration of their 10 years together as a successful Afrofusion band. Photo: Supplieda
Free tickets for Freshlyground in Mandela Bay NCEBA DLADLA MULTI Award-winning Afro-fusion group Freshly Ground will be visiting Nelson Mandela Bay next month as part of its 10th anniversary. Courtesy of Nedbank, their primary sponsor, the sevenmember group will present free concerts around the country starting in Umlazi Cinema hall in Durban from November 2 to December 3 in the Sun City Superbowl in Johannesburg. This is all in celebration of what has become an interesting decade in the South African music landscape since the
band, made up of members from Mozambique, Zimbabwe and South Africa including the New Brighton, Port Elizabethborn Zolani Mahola, was formed in Cape Town in 2002. “The concerts, which will combine captivating story-telling with vibrant music from the group will form part of the ‘old school’ Freshlyground 10 years Birthday South African Love to Hate Tour,” said Nedbank Communications Manager Soneni Phiri. According to Phiri, Nedbank will make between 500 and 2000 tickets available for each concert. These will benefit the bank’s existing members as well as people who participate in its community based promo-
tional activities as part of its commitment to community involvement. “Freshlyground has been one of South Africa’s most successful and most loved groups over the past decade and we are very pleased to be partnering them and sponsoring these community concerts to celebrate their ten years together,” said Nedbank’s Managing Executive Consumer Banking, Ciko Thomas. “Freshlyground is certainly the epitome of how each of us makes things happen through hard work and commitment,” said Thomas, adding that working with the group was Nedbank’s idea of keeping their commitment to the develop-
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Kwaru triumphs in women’s rugby tourney A PORT ELIZABETH women’s rugby football club (RFC) Kwaru won the Women’s Rugby Tournament held at the Langa Stadium in Cape Town last week. Kwaru, of Kwazakhele township, thrashed Maties Women’s RFC of Stellenbosch 37-13 in a match that provided fans with fireworks. The Port Elizabeth side gave the home team a tough time as it became clear from the outset that Kwaru did not go to Cape Town for anything less than a win. According to Msutu Kewana, Managing Director of Women’s Rugby in Cape Town, this annual tournament is aimed at giving women an opportunity to show their mettle in rugby. Kewana indicated that the Western Cape Province was determined to put women’s rugby de-
velopment in the forefront. “As a home team, we were hoping to take up the challenge and bring the trophy home, but the visitors proved to be better. I am proud of my players’ performance so far,” said Maties RFC Manager, Margaret Smith. Meanwhile, Kwaru coach Xola Jacobs who was happy with his players’ overall performance said he told them to surge on as victory was guaranteed. “Of course we had a better selection of players who are determined and are able to stick to the rules of the game and follow instructions,” said a proud Jacobs after lifting the trophy with R10 000 prize money, medals and certificates for becoming the winners of the tournament.
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St George’s FC wins Discovery Algoa FM soccer challenge NCEBA DLADLA ALGOA FM has congratulated St George’s FC on winning the Discovery Algoa FM Soccer Challenge played at Victoria Park grounds in Walmer on Sunday 16 October. Sixty-six teams took part in this five-a-side event in which St George’s was crowned the ultimate winners in the Champions category. “We were delighted with the turnout on the day - and also with ‘our’ team’s win,” said Algoa FM Managing Director, Dave Tiltmann. Tiltmann said the station had played a part in this 200-member team’s success by donating balls
and soccer kit in partnership with Puma earlier this year. Since its inception in 1998 to unearth and develop football among youth from different backgrounds, St George’s FC has grown from strength to strength, said the club’s Chairman John Oddy. According to Oddy the club was a thorn in the flesh for the other clubs in the Port Elizabeth Football Association (PEFA) League where it currently plays. Oddy was hoping that his team would qualify to play at the highest level in football in the not too distant future. St George’s Colts won the Social section of the competition while Swallows took home the Youth section.
The Champions are, front row from left, Julius Ongweche, Thulani Sipango, Nkosi nathi Ndamane, Anele Madikane and Thembelani Tshisa. In the middle is Zolisi sizwe Nhele (goal keeper). Back row from left are Patrick Barrett (Service Execu tive Discovery), Marra Komsana (assistant coach), Nkosinathi Tshanga, Jared Wright (captain), Wayne Iverson (coach) and Sandile Mkari (Discovery). Photo: Supplied
Nail-biting clash between Golden Brothers and Santos SELBY MADIKANE GOLDEN Brothers opened the league season with a brilliant 2-1 win over Santos in their Zakhele Football Association (ZAFA) Premier League nail-biting clash at Wolfson Stadium, Kwazakhele on Sunday, October 16. It was Santos who put more pressure on, thus keeping Brothers on their toes for almost their entire first half. In the second half, Santos piled more pressure which helped them break the ice with a goal, thanks to a striker Masande “Chukwu” Jafta who made the score 1-0. But GB, as Golden Brothers are affectionately known by their supporters started to make
Real Aces took on the Despatch Pioneers which resulted in a 11 draw.
their intentions clear, with their striker Vuyolwethu Gxayibeka heading home to make the score 1-1. In the last moments of the game however, Brothers collected the three maximum points following a well-taken goal by Wezile Koom to make the full-time score 2-1. Other ZAFA Premier League results are as follows: * Leeds United 2-3 BUBS * Happy Stars 2-1 Power Lads * Continental Express 2-2 Zamazama * Ghetto Eleven 3-0 Seven United * Eleven Angels 0-0 United Comrades * Brazil Brothers 1-1 Peace Lovers * Dynamos 1-2 Young Neighbours.
Photo: Selby Madikane
SAFANMB Castle spectacular games SELBY MADIKANE THE SAFA Nelson Mandela Bay Castle Regional League hosted some spectacular games around the Metro recently. Despatch Pioneers shared the spoils with a 1-1 draw with Real Aces at the Despatch Township Fields while Young Professionals continued with their winning momentum when they snatched a 1-0 victory from Royal Bucks at the Chevrolet Stadium.
Highland Spurs were riding high following their 4-0 win over the green Lion City and Tomorrow Stars didn’t encounter any problems when they drubbed Showville 3-0 at the NU2 Stadium. The tough got going when Real City narrowly beat Swallows 2-1 at the NU9 Stadium and Emperors had a sweet victory of 2-1 against the newcomers Red City at the NU2 Stadium, while Crystal Palace was awarded three points following the non-attendance of Aspen at a game at NU9 Stadium.
Golden Brothers player is tackled by Santos player. Photo: Selby Madikane.
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NMB Boxing Veterans association launched NCEBA DLADLA THE days of talking are over; now it is the time for action. This was the commitment given by the Nelson Mandela Bay Boxing Veterans Association during the launch of their structure at the Nangoza Jebe Hall in New Brighton, Port Elizabeth last Saturday. Sport and Recreation Portfolio Committee member Councillor Xola Sabani, who delivered a keynote address on behalf of the municipality, welcomed the veterans for their decision to come and plough back into the sport and promised that council will support their endeavours. “Sport and youth development is one of the key performance areas that Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality focuses on,” said Cllr. Sabani. Sabani further urged the former great fighters to work together with other interest groups in the sport and not in silos because government is encouraging unity in diversity. “We won’t entertain anyone who’ll come and say they represent the boxers association - we recognise your office, but it is your duty to ensure that everybody is on board. remember, you are not
representing Port Elizabeth but the metro, and that includes Despatch, Uitenhage and surrounding areas,” Cllr. Sabani said. Chairperson Ace Makaluza committed his committee and members of the association to develop the sport and bring back the discipline boxing is known for. Former Cape Junior Lightweight champion Andile Phillips who came with other former professional boxers from the Buffalo City Municipality, asked Mandela Bay veterans to send at least five representatives “to meet us half-way – even if it is in Grahamstown – so that we can talk and see where we can work together. “We welcome this association. Now is the time for us former boxers to take charge of the sport and our well-being and avoid letting others to go out and source funding on our behalf,” said Phillips. This important day in the history of boxing in the area will also be remembered as a sad day as it was the funeral of former All-Africa International Miniflyweight champion Mthuthuzeli “Skeleton” Nene who died a few days earlier after a short illness. Nene, of Futshane Street in KwaNobuhle, Uitenhage was the nephew of the great Vuyani “Wonder Boy” Nene.
Nelson Mandela Bay Boxing veterans Association members wearing Tshirts they received from the Department of Sport and Recreation in the metro. This day they were talking about their successful launch in a meeting held at Lilian Ngoyi Sport Centre in KwaZakhele, Port Elizabeth. Photo: Nceba Dladla.
Receiving the strip, a bag and trophy are Young Ro mans coach, Shane Bom vu and captain Phumlani Dara. On the far left is Motherwell BuildIt Di rector Sibongile Nkebe, former Bafana Bafana striker Patrick Mayo and MOFA president Simphi we Mkangelwa. Photo: Selby Madikane.
Amakhosi drew 00 with Real White City. Photo: Selby Madikane
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FANS turned out in their droves to watch football of the highest standard at City Lads’ grounds for the New Brighton Football Association’s matches. Fireworks were produced when Pondo Stars overcame the Mothusi Nkopana Memorial Cup winners, City Lads by
1-0. CCX Callies got the better of the Kubs with a full time score of 2-1. Winter Roses managed to beat the Dodgers by 2-1 and Eastern Jumpers and Amakhosi drew 0-0. Real White City went down 3-1 to PE Sundowns while Boast Pirates outclassed Stinging Bees 3-1. Roaring Tigers hunted and wounded Bush Bucks 1-0 in an exhilarating clash and PE United had to sweat for their 1-0 triumph over HUBS.
THE community of Motherwell had a hectic weekend when Motherwell Build-It in conjunction with Motherwell Football Association (MOFA) hosted a successful U-13 Knock Out Tournament at NU8 Community Fields on Saturday, October 15.
The teams were divided into four groups with leaders in their respective groups advancing to the semi-finals. Showville kissed the tournament goodbye in the first semi-finals following their 3-0 defeat to Young Romans while in the last semis Real Aces beat Scorpions 3-2 on penalties after drawing 1-1 in full-time score. It is the Young Romans that displayed good soccer skills on their way to clinching the 2011 MOFA Motherwell Build It U-13 Trophy
when they deservedly thriumphed over Aces 2-0. Apart from winning the trophy, Romans received a set of strip, miniature trophies, a huge kitbag (for their kit), and small bags for the players. Aces, on the other hand were awarded miniature trophies and 15-player kitbags. The individual awards went to Akhanani Mtungwa (Aces Goalie of the Tournament), Bongolethu Ngaleka (Scorpions) and Afikile Silwana (both top goal scorers) as well as Thulani Mguqe (Young Romans - Player of the Tournament) who was presented with a 2012 School Uniform voucher. All the outstanding players received vouchers to buy at Motherwell Build It. MOFA president Simphiwe Mkangelwa thanked all participants for their good conduct and the sponsors Build It. “We’re looking forward to keep this healthy relationship between ourselves and MOFA,” said Motherwell Build Director, Sibongile Nkebe.
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Tickets go on sale for SA rugby’s biggest party of the year RUGBY fans will be able to watch a full day of high-octane international Sevens rugby from as little as R80 at South African rugby’s biggest party at Nelson Mandela Bay South Africa Sevens Tournament later this year.
At the left are Paul Treu (SA sevens coach), Bokkie the Mascot and Kyle Brown (SA sevens captain) at the launch of the Sevens Tournament. Photograph: DEON FERREIRA
Tickets went on sale last week for the SA leg of the hugely popular international HSBC Sevens World Series tournament, which this year moves to an exciting new venue at the Nelson Mandela Bay stadium in Port Elizabeth. The event takes place on December 9 and 10 and tickets are expected to sell fast for an event that in venues such as Wellington, New Zealand, sells out within minutes of the tickets going on sale. “Rugby fans will be able to watch topclass, international Sevens rugby for as little as R80. This includes a full day’s action plus an exciting line-up of enter-
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