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whether – the bodies of their loved ones would be found.
RELATIVES and friends of the missing, presumed drowned, Motherwell rugby players yesterday had to brave a third day of not knowing when – and even
On Monday relatives were told by capt. Anton Groenewald of the Swartkops Police Station, as they gathered at the Raymond Mhlaba community hall, that
it could take weeks before the bodies might be washed up to the shore and that some might even not be found, reported Die Burger yesterday. The tragedy, which has received media coverage nationwide and internationally, occurred on Sunday after a beach training session of the Motherwell Rugby Football Club. They were training for the Easter Rugby Tournament taking place in Cape Town in two-weeks time. After the training session some of the players went to cool off in the ocean. They were among a group of about 21 fellow bathers who were swept out by a freak rip current. Masixole Myosana (29)’s body was found shortly thereafter. The missing men are Xolisa Nyembezi (27), Arthur Peters (30), Lundi Muleka (29) and Avuyile Tshabalala (18). The other could not be named as his family was not yet informed at time of going to print. According to Motherwell police spokesperson Captain Andre Beetge the National Sea Rescue Institute (NSRI) started an extensive search for the missing men and increased the search yesterday by using specialised equipment including two more boats. Officers were also patrolling the area on foot, on horseback, in vehicles and in helicopters. Nelson Mandela Bay Executive Mayor Zanoxolo Wayile and Portfolio Councillor on Sport and Recreation Councillor Babalwa Lobishe have been giving support to the families of the players, said Municipal spokesperson Kupido Baron. “This is a huge loss to the municipality. We had high expectations of these rugby players who were still at the developmental stage of their sporting careers,” said Baron. The Municipality has arranged for counselling for the traumatised survivors and members of their families at the Raymond Mhlaba Sports Centre in Motherwell on Monday afternoon. “I have spoken to the president of the Eastern Province Kings rugby union and members of the community today (Monday) and this is a devastating tragedy,” said SA Rugby Union President Oregan Hoskins on hearing the news. He added: “To have their afternoon turned into a tragedy is shocking for the whole rugby community and our thoughts and prayers go out to their families.”
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Delight as Dianne finally gets her long lost baby NCEBA DLADLA THE wait to be united with her baby is over for Dianne Wabanie whose baby was allegedly snatched from her, while only 3days old, by a student nurse at the Dora Nginza hospital about three
weeks ago. A 28-year old suspect, Sibongile Mama, handed herself over to the police a week after the incident after the baby was recovered and handed to the authorities by a relative of Mama. Police, however, would not let Dianna see or be with the baby before the DNA tests were done and
results received. “The blood samples have confirmed beyond any reasonable doubt that the baby belongs to Dianne. We as police are overjoyed as police that the mother has been reunited with the baby,” said police spokesperson Warrant Officer Dumile Gwavu.
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S of today, readers of the Port Elizabeth Express and Port Elizabeth Express Indaba will no longer only phone and SMS from their mobile phones, but they will also be able to read their favourite community newspaper on their phones! After more than a year in development, our brand-new mobi site is going live today – bringing fresh community news to an even wider audience than our existing combined 134 000 weekly copies. The mobi site was developed by 24.com, which is part of the Media24 group, which also owns PE Express Indaba. The mobi site has been designed to be very user-friendly with a great emphasis on being interactive. There are easyto-find categories for news, sport and features, which will be updated every week when the newspaper hits the streets. The mobi site will also boast fresh news whenever breaking stories occur. In an effort to join in the fight to keep our neighbourhoods safe, readers can also upload information on criminal activities in their areas on the mobi site under “My Community” to serve as a
warning to other residents. Readerswillbeabletotakepartinregularopinionpolls.Otherfeaturesonthemobi site include weather, our popular photo and video galleries and competitions. And speaking of competitions, the PE Express and PE Express Indaba, together with Fish River Sun will make sure that one lucky reader can win a 2 nights’ stay at the Fish River Sun, in a self-catering unit which can accommodate 4 people, to celebrate the launch of our mobi site. For more information and to enter the competition or to leave comments on stories, mobi users have to be registered or logged in, but the registration process is a very quick one, as you only need to submit your cell phone number, your name and surname and your date of birth. Users registered on the PE Express website can log in on the mobi site with their website log-in and do not have to register again. In future mobi users will also be able to purchase tickets for shows and concerts on the site exclusively, as well as download vouchers/coupons from their favourite stores for some great discounts and promotions – only on our mobi site. Watch this space for more details. Type in peexpress.mobi in your phone’s browser and start interacting with your favourite community newspaper today!
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A delighted Dianna Wabanie is at peace now that she has found her long lost baby.
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Parents of abandoned baby sought
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THE AFM Executive Welfare Council is looking for anyone with details pertaining to the whereabouts of the parents of an approximately three week old baby boy, ‘Khanya’ (assumed) born on February, 1 (estimated) who was found abandoned at Burt Drive, Cotswold in Port Elizabeth on February, 26. The child was wearing a vest and leggings. Please contact the social worker Denise at 0 041 360 0302 with regards to the adoption of the child.
Anciot Woods sought THE PE Childline and Family Centre is looking for Anciot Woods in connection with her children. Childline is rendering services to her children and does not know her whereabouts. Anciot Woods or any person who might know her whereabouts is requested to contact Dohne Geel or Roslyn Mc Gregor at 0 041 453 0441 as soon as possible.
ONE lucky person who registers on our brand-new mobi site in the coming week, will win 2-nights’ accommodation in a full self-catering unit at one of the Sunshine Coast’s iconic tourist attractions, the Fish River Sun. The unit is self-catering and has 2 bedrooms, both en suite, with a lounge in the middle and can accommodate 4 adults. The prize is valued at R6 000 for the two nights over the weekend and is for the room only. Any extras incurred by the winner, such as meals, room service, laundry, telephone calls, beverages, etc. are for his or her own account and should be settled on departure. Transport to and from Fish River Sun is not included in this prize. The closing date for this competition is noon on Tuesday, April 3 (See full competition rules at www.pe-express.co.za.) The Fish River Sun is celebrating its 23rd birthday in March – and the good news is that the greens are playing as true as ever, and the family can still relax in the heated pool or health spa while the golfers are out on the course. With the casino closing in 1999, the resort has focused on the golf course and providing activities for the whole family. These include the weekly allyou-can eat seafood buffets and public holiday and weekend champagne breakfasts. The Wahoo restaurant and its shady
Yolanda Marauw sought The ACVV PE Suid is looking for the mother of Owam Marauw. The mother, Yolanda Marauw, abandoned the child during 2009. As far as is known the mother is living somewhere in Humansdorp. As the child was regarded as an abandoned child as stated in the Children’s Act, 2005 she was placed in foster care. Any person with information regarding the mother can contact the social worker, Mrs. K J Fourie at 0 041 585 4176. Any information will be treated with confidentiality and will be appreciated. If the mother cannot be traced adoption procedures will be initiated in terms of the Children’s Act, 2005 as amended.
outside area have a clear view of the golf course which, according to Theo Geertshuis, who was responsible for the layout 24 years ago as part of the Gary Player design team, “has stood the test of time”. Fish River Sun greenskeeper, Tim Ridden, is continuing with the approach of working with nature to ensure that “The Fish” remains one of the country’s favourite courses. Administration manager, Karen Lee, says the staff team at the resort continue to work together to ensure that there is as much action off the course as on it. “As a family destination, we understand that parents can really relax only when their children are happy and safe. Our activities are designed to do just that.” A relatively new addition to the attractions at the Fish River Sun Resort is the Castaways facility near the beach, which serves as a perfect base for a day in the sun and waves, or just relaxing by paddling in the Old Woman’s River. The river mouth and stretch of beach along the Fish River Sun property are also favourite spots for fishermen. The Fish River Sun was taken over in 1999 by black economic empowerment company Emfuleni Resorts – which also owns The Boardwalk in Port Elizabeth. As part of its bid commitment for its present licence, The Boardwalk cross-subsidises the Fish River Sun.
Father of child sought THE PE Childline and Family Centre is looking for Masixole Mashiya in connection with his child. Any person who might know his whereabouts should contact Dohne Geel or Roslyn Mc Gregor at 0 041 453 0441 as soon as possible.
Zolani Mangenuka sought The ACVV PE Suid is looking for the father of Siphelele Johannes, who was born on 07/02/2012. As far as is known the alleged father, Zolani Mangenuka, is residing in Motherwell, Port Elizabeth. Any person with information regarding the father can contact the social worker, Mrs. K J Fourie at 0 041 585 4176. Any information will be treated with confidentiality and will be appreciated. If the father cannot be traced adoption procedures will be initiated in terms of the Children’s Act, 2005 as amended.
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‘Prayers alone won’t cure illness you need treatment,’ says doctor NCEBA DLADLA FIVE Port Elizabeth women and members of Jesus Dominion International (JDI) Church have claimed to be cured from serious diseases through miraculous means. But a local doctor and a herbalist have warned that prayers alone will not cure the sick. In an age that humanity is falling prey to different kinds of diseases, hundreds of people from Nelson Mandela Bay flock to the JDI church in North End, which works in association with the Tim Omotoso Global Outreach (TOGO), and claim healing through the power of the Holy Spirit. While science maintains that there is no cure for HIV, Nomsa (assumed name), 31, of East London came to Port Elizabeth this week because the head and founder of the Church, Bishop Timothy Omotoso, was here. She tested positive for HIV in 2009, but claims she has since gained health and strength after prayers from the Nigerian born, Omotoso. “I got very sick and tested positive for HIV. By January 2010 I was admitted to Frere hospital. My CD4 Count was 16 and I was very weak and dying. My weight was only 29kg. I had lost hope of living until Bishop Omotoso prayed for me,” said Nomsa. “He told me the curse that I carried in my body was gone. Look at me now, I am healed,” said Nomsa. Mother of two, Phatheka Mdodana
(38), was in the last stage of breast cancer when the healing power of God touched her in 2010, she said. Mdodana said she had been diagnosed with breast cancer in a terminal stage, and had lost all her hair after receiving all chemo- and radiotherapy, “But I kept my faith as the Bishop Omotoso prayed for me,” she said. Nozuko Tsila too thinks the prayers helped her to live a better life. Brenda Cele (50) of Kleinskool has her own story of a miraculous healing which she received from the church whilst Cikizwa Mzinyathi (53) of Ximiya Street in New Brighton said she was certified blind by the doctors but now she can see. “The highly anointed man of God is doing all these things. Bishop Omotoso is being used mightily by God to heal the people, give sight to the blind and make the lame walk,” said Pastor Jude Tosh of the church and part of Tim Omotoso Global Outreach. But Dr. Fred Isaacs, a member of the Traditional Healers Association (THO) disagrees. “I know of someone who refused to take medication for HIV because he believed his pastor was going to cure him with prayers. He died, eventually,” said Dr. Isaacs. Dr. Isaacs said people should differentiate between treatment and cure. He said there is currently no cure for HIV. “You can’t cure aids by faith-healing. You can just treat HIV/Aids and you need medication and herbs to do that; and not by prayers alone,” said Dr. Isaacs.
JDI Congregants seated from left are pastor Jude Tosh and Cikizwa Mzinyathi. Standing from left are: Nozuko Tsila, Pateka Mdodana and Brenda Cele. Photo: Nceba Dladla
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THE future of the Nelson Mandela Bay musical group known as Soul Elements, looks bright.
Some of the members of the Soul Elements band, are from left, Yanga Ndzamela (on keyboard), Elethu Mbebe and Lazola Yengeni both on vocals. Photo: Nceba Dladla
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Following in the footsteps of great musicians that have called Port Elizabeth home, Lazola Yengeni on vocals, Yanga Ndzamela (Piano), Sicelo Gangxa (Trombone), Xola Mrasi (Drums), Sicelo Tabata (Keyboard), Phakamile Msizi (Alto Saxophone), Anda Mvandaba (Bass guitar) and Elethu Mbebe on vocals only need support to take their music to the higher level. That is according to local music promoter Bongani Siyona. Siyona, a sergeant in the SA Police Service (SAPS) in New Brighton who manages local gospel sensation Nombongo (Siyona), saw the youths performing during Nombongo’s show and was inspired, he told PE Express Indaba. “I saw the boys in Motherwell last year during Nombongo’s CD launch. We always give up-and-coming artists an opportunity to perform during Nombongo’s shows and these boys did not disappoint,” said Siyona, adding that the Soul Elements are now regularly performing at events and functions. “We work together musically even though we are from different townships of Port Elizabeth. Some are from KwaZakhele while the rest are from Motherwell, said Group Leader Yanga, adding that their music is a mixture of gospel, soul and jazz. Soul Elements believes in the power of music as an instrument for cultural change. According to Yanga, music has an ability to transform people and communities and they are happy to be involved the art. “We do a lot of cover versions but also compose and sing our own songs,” said Yanga, adding that as the group they have Bongani Tulwana of Mojazz to thank for having inspired and taught them all there is to know about music and the discipline involved.
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GM issues lapdesks to primary school in Kwazakhele GENERAL Motors South Africa (GMSA), in association with The Lapdesk Company, handed out 475 Lapdesks, valued at around R50 000 to disadvantaged children from the Mzomtsha Primary School, in Kwazakhele. The handover means that all children at the school, from grade R through to grade seven, will now have their own Lapdesks – an ergonomically designed writing surface made from durable, child proof materials that is also extremely lightweight - which they can use at school and take home with them. Speaking at the handover, school principal Mntuwenkosi Mashologu, said the school, which was established in 1958 and currently had 465 learners and 16 teachers, battled with limited resources. “Most of our buildings are dilapidated and subject to vandalism. We have no paving, no administration offices, many classrooms have no electricity and conditions are generally a challenge for teaching the children,” he said. Mashologu said at least half the learners at the school did not have a proper desk to sit at. “We are all very happy to have received these Lapdesks, as it will make a huge difference in the ability of learners to do their schoolwork,” he said. GMSA’s Public Relations Officer, Michelle Wilson, said each school underwent a stringent selection process before being identified as a beneficiary. “Education is one of the most important elements in a child’s up-
Making a difference: 11 year old grade four learners, Yamkela Sitshikiza (left) and Lwando Ndamase (right) try out their brand new Lapdesks with Vusi Molefe from The Lapdesk Company and General Motors South Africa’s Public Relations Officer, Michelle Wilson. Photo: LEON HUGO bringing and sometimes circumstances outside of the children’s control prevent them from fulfilling their dreams. It was nice to see what a difference GMSA and Isuzu have been able to make in these children’s
lives through this donation,” said Wilson. Dimba Mjalo, the Lapdesk Company’s co-ordinator for the Eastern Cape, demonstrated to the learners how to sit with the desk on their laps
to ensure they maintain a good posture, and also pointed out to them that the Isuzu Lapdesk has a timetable, a multiplication table and an alphabet on it, which they can use when they study.
Wilson added that each Lapdesk also had a space on which the children could write their names and what they aspired to become one day. “Many children indicated that they want to become doctors and lawyers, but a few also mentioned that they want to work at General Motors so that they can drive an Isuzu bakkie,” said Wilson. Port Elizabeth District circuit manager for the Department of Education, Pamela Mbusi, who had been assigned to Mzomtsha Primary School for the past year, praised General Motors and The Lapdesk Company for their contribution. “I don’t have words to express what this donation means to the school, the parents and the department of education. GMSA has made an invaluable investment in these children’s futures,” she said. “While we recognise education is a constitutional right and that it is the responsibility of government to provide the resources, it is impossible to meet the unlimited needs without the assistance of companies such as General Motors,” she said. Lapdesk founder, Shane Immelman, said his company, which has been manufacturing Lapdesks since 2004, had already distributed in excess of 730 000 Lapdesks in South Africa, but said this was just the tip of the iceberg. “Nationally there are between 3.7 and 4 million learners who do not have access to desks. Schools in the Eastern Cape alone have a shortfall of around 780 000 desks,” he said. GMSA has already distributed more than 2 000 Lapdesks across the country.
izikolo zeelokishi zaseMandela Bay kuncuthu lomculo wemarimba NCEBA DLADLA IZANDI ezincamis’ umxhelo zemarimba ibethwa ngabantwana bezikolo zililifa leNdebe yeHlabathi yebhola iSoccer World Cup ka2010. Inqununu yesikolo samabanga aphakamileyo iSakhisizwe uMnu. Mzimkhulu Qunta, uthe isikolo sakhe saphiwa izixhobo zemarimba liqumrhu laseRhawutini iMarimba Education Foundation ngo 2010. Uthe iinjongo zoku yayikukuba isikolo sakhe sifunde ze sidlale le marimba ukonwabisa abatyeleli beli lizwe ngethuba lomdlalo weNdebe yeHlabathi. “Sakucinga ngetalente eninzi kubantwana basezilokishini zethu, nokuba iyakubabekaphi into yokufunda ukudlala imarimba, sibone
ukuba masibandakanye izikolo ezili-10 apha eZwide ukuze zifumane uqeqesho lokudlala ezi zixhobo,” okaQunta uxelele le mvaba. Kwakubonakala ukuba le projekthi iyaphumelela, kwangezwe izikolo ezibini iMzimhlophe ngokunjalo ne-Umsengeni njengamaziko oqeqesho abone ama 500 abantwna bezikolo befumana uqeqesho, ngokutsho kwalo kaQunta. “Ndizisa abantwana besikolo sam apha ukuze bafumane uqeqesho lokudlala imarimba. Bayithakazelela kakhulu le nto, ithetha. Ithetha lukhulu kubo,” kutsho u-Andrew Minya oyititshala kwisikolo samabanga aphantsi iNtyatyambo nozisa abafundi apha ukuze bafumane uqeqesho kumculo wemarimba.
Some of Emsengeni Primary School marimba band members from left are; Abongile Mbom bo, Anelisa Mabuda, Nobahle Gadeni, Akhona Mbulali, Noluvuyo Seti, Nontyatyambo Gcado and Asemahle Mbele. Photo: NCEBA DLADLA
Club in need of wings to fly to Sun City
“Abantwana bethu bayawuthanda umculo. Bayakuvuyela ukudlala imarimba yonke imihla,” kutsho uFaith Cataza ititshala yaseMsengeni nesebenzisana nogxa wayo uPoppy Nyaluza ukufunda kwabantwana lo mculo kwesi sikolo, soloko yaqala le nkqubo. IBhayi ibibambe umnyhadala wemarimba ngoJuni nyakenye Sisikolo iSakhisizwe esithe saphuma phambili saza saya kumela lo masipala eRhawutini nalapho siphinde sagqwesa. Nakulo uJuni kumele ukuba ubekho umnyhadala oya kukhupha iqela eliya kumela uMasipala iNelson Mandela Bay kuZwelonke eRhawutini ngenyanga kaSeptemba, utshilo okaQunta.
SWARTKOPS PRIMARY’S HERO
SELBY MADIKANE THE Motherwell Rollers Club is in dire need of sponsorship for the South African Open Inline Speed Roller Skating National Championships taking place from March 30 to April 1 at Sun City. According to the club’s chairperson, Marianne Terblanche, the 16 team members are mostly from indigent backgrounds. “Although many of the parents are unemployed, they are very enthusiastic about their children’s involvement in the sport. “Sponsorship is needed for the trip to Sun City to become a reality. We will acknowledge any contributions we receive,” said Terblanche. According to her each team member is required to contribute R750. She said the Motherwell Rollers Club was established at the Motherwell Library in 2003 by the Eastern Cape Roller Skating Association, with the help of the Nelson Mandela
Members of the Motherwell Rollers Club. Bay Municipality Library Services and the Phoenix Roller Skating Club. “Many of our skaters have represented South Africa at the world championships. I would like to thank the Mayoral Council, the National
Photo: SELBY MADIKANE Lottery Trust Distribution Fund and Roller Sport SA for their contributions towards our club’s successes.” People who would like to make a contribution can call Terblanche on 0 082 470 5789.
As part of Pick n Pay’s community outreach pro gramme they have provided Hero’s badges and certifi cates to deserving pupils who have excelled in sport and leadership among other things. The first re cipient of the He ro’s badge at Swartkops Prima ry, is their star sprinter Phendul wazi Hendricks. Handing over his badge and certifi cate is his proud coach, Mr S. Gal lant. Photo: SUPPLIED
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R815 000 donated to deserving NGOs in the Bay NCEBA DLADLA EMFULENI Eastern Cape Community Development Trust (EECCDT) gave deserving Nelson Mandela Bay-based Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs) a shot in the arm with a donation of R815 000 at a function held at the Red Location Museum in New Brighton, Port Elizabeth last Thursday. To qualify for funding, the organisations had to be registered as NonProfitmaking Organisations and whose work is clearly visible and progressive. It was a moment of truth and reflection on the real meaning of ubuntu as the 10 beneficiaries received cheques of between R60 000 to R120 000 - to continue doing their good
work of social welfare, improving and uplifting the poor and needy communities. Their work includes looking after children, elderly, the sick (including HIV/Aids infected and affected) and the vulnerable in society. The EECCDT Chairperson MK Rubushe explained that the primary aim of the 1998 established Trust was to create funds from which both the capital and income will be utilised for exactly this purpose. The funding, according to Rubushe, was the dividends received from Zonwabise Resort Holdings, the BEE partner of the Boardwalk Casino and Entertainment World of which EECCDT is a shareholder. They use the income received to fund deserving projects identified by the Trustees in their own discretion. “I have a very special place in my heart for all the organisations we
support as we have not only provided them with funds to fulfil their daily needs, but created a platform of hope for the future. We strive to assist them through funding owing to their continuous charisma shown to their respective communities,” said Emfuleni Resorts Chairperson Bongi Siwisa. Infrastructure and Engineering Portfolio Councillor Andile Mfunda thanked EECCDT for its good gesture on behalf of the mayor who could not attend owing to other municipal commitments. The equitable distribution of funds to deserving organisations was described by Trustee Mike Naran as “an emotional event” and Nelson Mandela Bay Moral Regeneration Movement Chairperson Reverend Mcebisi Xundu said it proved true the saying: “I am, because you are.”
EECCD Trust Chairperson MK Rubushe (right) with representatives of Lithemba. Photo: Nceba Dladla
Emfuleni Resort Board members M Titus (left) and Nominise Gogo (fourth from left) with representatives of Siqaqambe.Photo: Nceba Dladla
Emfuleni Resort Chairperson Bongi Siwisa (right) and EECD Trust Chairperson MK Rubushe and behind M Titus (Emfuleni Board member) with the recipients from St. Francis Hospice. Photo: Nceba Dladla
KFM’s Teen Mr and Miss PE finalists reach out
The Mother’s Gift is for the hungry and the poor break-time while some collect for their terminally ill mothers and siblings. WHEN a 10-year old girl came to maSheila said she takes a certain perma Sheila Isaacs and said: “I am hun- centage out of the income her husgry” few years ago, the grandmother band Dr. Fred Isaacs (69) makes from of 14 could not take it anymore, she his Pure Herbal Medicine Shop gave the child food to eat and decided which is situated at KwaNonceba there and then to start a feeding butchery building. scheme - out of “I saw that she her own pockloves what she et. was doing - as a mother and I deSpeaking to PE Express Incided to give her daba at the support, said Dr. Mother’s Gift Isaacs, adding offices, a registhat Shoprite is tered Non Profproviding them it-making Orwith bread - once a ganisation month. (NPO) in MaThe couple used bandla Road, to cook the soup KwaNobuhle, from their home Uitenhage, to in Mosel near the where about a centre of town, hundred peobut decided to ple, mostly temporarily use children, flock the facility in to get their daiKwaNobuhle as it ly dose of soup Mother’s Gift Founder and head Sheila is nearer to the and bread, Isaacs and her supportive husband Dr. beneficiaries. The Sheila (62) said Fred Isaacs in front of their Shop in Ma doctor also offers since that first bandla Road, KwaNobuhle, Uitenhage. free medical help Photo: Nceba Dladla to the poor memchild, more hungry chilbers of the comdren entered munity. her doors to receive what she refers “We need support. We urge people to as the mother’s love - bread and a who can to lend a helping hand. We cup of soup. are making a difference here but ask Some children attend the nearby others to come and support this initischools and come to eat during ative,” said mama Sheila. NCEBA DLADLA
INDABA REPORTER FINALIST in the running for the Kingfisher FM Teen Mr and Miss PE titles braved the rain on Saturday, March 17 to brighten the day of the children of Malabar Ext 6 where they handed over over 300 pairs of brand-new school shoes, cooldrinks and sweets. “People often ask me how a young child can make a difference, but one just has to look at the the joy that this group of youngsters brought to the destitute community to answer that question,” said Juanita Smit of RoleModels SA, organiser of the pageant. RoleModels SA’s Imfundo pre-school in Malabar Ext 6 will open in April after which the next Imfundo pre-school will be planned in Sanctor. The Kingfisher FM Teen Mr & Miss Port Elizabeth gala event will be hosted on April 14 at the RoleModels SA Galleria in King’s Court.
The theme of the event this year is The Olympics, since it is an Olympic year. “The 80 finalists are hard at work rehearsing for the gala event which includes a dancing opening scene in sportswear. All the finalists will be singing a song, relevant to the aim of the event,” said Smit. According to Smit, 14 children from Malabar Ext 6 will also be attending the gala event. The finalists and their parents are dressing the 14 special little guests in formal outfits for the gala event so that they feel a part of the evening. Singer Andries-Hendrik Potgieter from Gauteng will be singing at the gala event. He will also perform in a charity benefit concert for the Imfundo PreSchool Project on the Friday evening before the 13th April, with other local talented youngsters Ruan Van der Kuil, Charlotte Huisamen as well as Jesse Barron, winner of the Kingfisher FM Do you Rock competition. BAY TV will be filming the gala event. .
The joy on the face of this child of Malabar Ext 6, who recently received brandnew school shoes and sweets from Kingfisher FM Teen Mr and Miss PE finalists, says it all. The girl, who cannot be named, is carrying her and her sister’s shoes as well as some of the treats. One of the finalists also painted her nails.Photo: Riaan Trosee/Apple Tree Photography
Malikah Potgieter (13) from Westering, who is a finalist in the 13 to 16 year category, helps one of the recipients in Malabar Ext 6 to fit on her brandnew school shoes. Photo: Riaan Trosee/Apple Tree Photography
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Netball development riding high in Motherwell NCEBA DLADLA NETBALL development has been gaining momentum in Motherwell in the last eight months. Local netball clubs have joined the newly formed Motherwell Netball Association (Mona) which is affiliated to the Nelson Mandela Bay Netball Association. “Ours to see to the development of netball in the Motherwell area,” said Wayne Viviers, Mona spokesperson. On the weekend of 17th March they started with the pre-league friendly matches in the under-14; under-16 and seniors. The league started in earnest last Saturday and matches were played at Coselelani High School, Ngqokweni Street, NU9 Motherwell. According to Mona’s media liaison officer, Wayne Viviers, it was a resounding success.
Boiling Sea Senior Netball Team.
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Goal Desire U16 Netball Team.
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Bontle Tigers LRFC wins final SELBY MADIKANE
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HISTORY was made when the newly established Bontle Tigers Ladies Rugby Football Club won their first final 10-5 over the experienced Zwide United during their EP Rugby Union Mayoral Cup Section B encounter at Dan Qeqe Stadium on 21 March. Tigers seemed to respect United as they gave them room to attack. However, it was Tigers that piled more pressure with their diminutive scrum half Itumeleng Njwayi scoring a try to put their side 5-0 up. United put Tigers on the back foot,
but Tigers’ no. 8 Nozipho Bell denied their counterparts any scoring opportunities. At the half-way mark of the first half, Tigers’ left wing, Lutho Sajini scored their first unconverted try in the corner to level the matters 5-5. Sajini’s try changed the complexion of the game as they launched an attack against United. In the dying moments of the second half, Sajini scored the final try to make the final score 10-5 in favour of Tigers. Bell played a phenominal role towards her team’s success. As such, she was voted as the player of the match.
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NEBFA results SELBY MADIKANE NEW Brighton Football Association (NEBFA) hosted some spectacular premier league games at City Lads grounds recently. Log leaders Boast Pirates
edged out league contenders PE Sundowns 1-0 in an electrifying clash. Bush Bucks showed no mercy when they deservedly beat Pondo Stars 2-1. Eastern Jumpers were strong enough to tame Roaring Tigers by a 4-0 win. Dodgers got the better of Amakhosi, beating them 3-1 and City
Mustangs too strong for Sophakama
Lads had to fight hard to uproot Winter Rose 2-1. Real White City snatched a narrow margin victory of 1-0 from HUBS, following their 2-1 defeat to stinging Bees a week ago. CCX Callies overcame Stinging Bees 1-0 while PE United gave KUBS a 2-0 hiding in a nail-biting encounter.
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Sophakama’s striker Anelisa Nyobo is challenged by Mus tangs’ defender. Photo: Selby Madikane
MUSTANGS proved that they are the major force to be reckoned with when they earned a 2-1 away victory from Sophakama in their Safa Nelson Mandela Bay Absa Ladies Regional League at Zwide Stadium on 18 March. The hosts, Sophakama broke the ice when their striker Gciniwe Ntsinde pulled a goal in the 20th minute. Mustangs came out strongly, throwing everything into the game. Their hard work paid dividends when their left half-back Zara van Haagt kicked a long-range volley to make the score 1-1 in the 40th minute. Sophakama’s long ranger striker, Anelisa Nyobo was put under a watchful eye by van Haagt. In the 70th minute Mustangs claimed a 2-1 victory when Bridget Kohne scored a brilliant long-range goal.
ICrusaders ibethelele emnqamlezweni iStrikers SELBY MADIKANE Real White City and Stinging Bees players tussle over the ball.
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Surprises in Mofa League SELBY MADIKANE SOME supporters and fans of the so-called big teams were taken aback by the defeats of their teams in the MOFA Build It Premier League over the past weekend. Having been drubbed 6-0 by Young Romans, FC Angels surprised one of Mofa’s soccalled big teams Shining Stars when they gave them a 3-1 hiding. The goals of FC Angels came courtesy of Sivuyile Booi and a brace by Thabo Moremi with Bongolethu Mafele pulling a consolation goal for Stars. To-
morrow Stars’ dismal performance stunned their fans when they were punished 5-1 by Young Destroyers. Other Mofa Premier League game results: Young Swallows 1-3 Milan Stars, Young Destroyer 2-1 Highland Spurs, Young Madrid 1-0 Young Romans, SUBS 3-0 Tomorrow Stars, Young Tigers 2-2 Liverpool, Shining Stars 2-3 FC Angels, Movers 3-1 Milan Stars, Young Swallows 1-1 Valencia, Real Strikers 1-1 Lion Stars, Young Tigers 2-0 Milan Stars, Young Madrid 1-2 Tomorrow Stars, Young Romans 1-2 Shining Stars, Liverpool 1-1 Real Strik-
ers, Movers 3-1 Valencia, SUBS 2-0 Highland Spurs, Young Tigers 2-0 Highland Spurs Mofa Build It First Division League results: Manchester 1-2 Rangers, Crystal Palace 5-0 Highland Spurs, Camper United 1-1 Young Ideas, NU29 United Stars 4-3 Channel Porto, Shining Stars 5-2 Young Killers, Rangers 3-1 NU29 United Stars, MUBS 2-0 Tomorrow Stars, Young Ideas 2-3 Channel Porto, Shining Stars 2-0 MUBS, Rangers 5-1 Camper United, Manchester 1-0 Young Killers, Channel Porto 1-1 Stone Breakers.
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Spur league in full swing
LARGE crowds came to watch the WAFA Mayoral Cup Competition games at Walmer Township Community Fields. The last eight games produced fireworks which kept fans on their feet. Mabayibone Strikers ousted Bayna Eagles 5-3 while Peace United managed to knock out Happy Lions 3-0. In the humdinger of the day Young Cosmos emerged winnersover Airport Valley United, with Ghetto Stars drubbing Brazil United by 3-0. Peace United beat Mabayibone Strikers by 3-1. In the last semifinals, Young Cosmos advanced with a 3-2 victory over Ghetto Stars.
THE South African schools Football Association (SASFA) Motherwell Spur Masidlale Primary Schools u/13 League is in full swing. Ten schools are competing in the league. They are: Imbasa, Coega, Enkwenkwezini, Dumani, Enqileni, Fumisukoma, Zanoxolo, Elundini, Ikhwezelihle and Mboniselo pimary schools. Results: Girls u/13: Imbasa 5-1 Coega Enkwenkwezini 1-0 Dumani Enqileni 0-0 Fumisukoma Zanoxolo 2-0 Elundini Ikhwezelihle 0-0 Mboniselo Boys u/13: Imbasa 4-1 Coega Enkwenkwezini 0-1 Dumani Enqileni 2-2 Fumisukoma Zanoxolo 0-0 Elundini Ikhwezelihle 0-1 Mboniselo
Golden Brothers and Zamazamalayers rush for the ball. Photo: Selby Madikane
GB beats Zamazama in ZAFA league SELBY MADIKANE GOLDEN Brothers, affectionately known as GB, snatched a hard-fought 2-0 victory from the gallant Zamazama during their ZAFA Premier League clash at Dynamos’ grounds recently. GB used their wind advantage to acquire two quick goals, courtesy of Mzikayise Madikane and Lwazi Eleki. Zamazama played without their top goalkeeper, Scara Mthi. Instead, their striker filled this position and pulled off some brilliant saves. Brazil Brothers played to a 2-2 draw with United Comrades. Brothers’ goals were scored by Simpiwe Nkuhlu and Sinethamsanqa Moletsane, while Mpumelelo Skosana and Luyanda Makasi replied for Comrades. In the upset of the weekend, Ghetto suffered a devastating 4-1 defeat to the relegation threatened Leeds United, while Young Neighbours redeemed themselves when beating Happy Stars 4-1. Other ZAFA Premier League results: Seven United 1-1 BUBS, XI Angels 3-0 Peace Lovers, Santos 0-6 Continental Express, Powerlads 0-3 Dynamos, ZAFA First Division League results: Island City 0-7 City All Stars, Real Strikers 1-0 PE Demonstrators, Vutha Celtics 5-0 Ghetto XI, Black Eagles 3-1 Burning Flames, Juventus 1-0 Dynamos, NUBS 4-0 Moonlight City.
NODEFA VW Community Trust League results Stokes United achieved their best result yet this season when they overpowered the high riding Argentina Stars 4-1 in their NODEFA VW Community Chest Premier League clash at the Jabavu Stadium. Golden Chiefs whalloped NODEFA heavy weights New City Stars with a whopping 5-0 win. Reservoir Stikers redeemed themselves when they edged out Real Rangers by 3-2.
Other NODEFA Premier League results: City Friends 3-1 Cango Chiefs, Jamaican Stars 1-1 Imbabala Young Stars, City Style 2-1 Young Brothers, Uitenhage Stars 0-0 KUBS Young Pirates 4-3 Black Aces NODEFA First Division VW Community Trust League: Highland Spurs 0-1 Garden City, Khayalitsha Stars 2-1 Flamingo United, Temptations 1-4
Chelsea, Manchester Babes 2-2 Eleven Stars NODEFA Mayoral Cup Competition results: Lion City 4-1 Chelsea, Uitenhage Sundowns 0-1 Highland Spurs, Stokes United 0-1 All City Stars, Black Aces 3-2 Young Cosmos, Despatch Pioneers 2-0 Young Culture, KUBS 2(4)-2(3) Fear Not (game ended in penalites)
IREAL Crusaders yothusile ngethuba ibethelel’emnqamlezweni ngama 4-1 oompondo zihlanjiwe iStrikers United kumdlalo weZwifa Marina Sea Salt Premier League eCeltics Ground ngomhla we-17 KuMatshi. Ongadanisiyo u-Anele January noyifolosi yeCrusaders ufake inqaku lokuqala lomdlalo ebeka iqela lakhe phambili. Owayesakuba ngumdlali weSollar Stars nodlala naphina ebaleni uSam Pam Thembani ufake elakhe inqaku wabeka iSaders ngama 2-0 ngeli lixa uVuyani Lubawu efake emomthoba-ntliziyo ebeka amanqaku kuma 2-1. Ukanti uSinethemba Mangaliso noVuyisile Ndeyo bafake amanqaku aphelise ithemba le United bebeka iqela labo ngama 4-1 phambili. Ezinye iziphumo zeMarina Sea Salt Premier League: * Young Romans 2-1 Golden Aces * Gal City 4-2 Zidwe Celtics * Little Birds 2-2 Young Brothers * Shining Stars 2-1 Soweto Angels Iziphumo zeZwifa First Division League: * Camper United 4-0 Rolihlahla * Dodgers 6-2 Everton * Golden Aces 2-0 Real Crusaders * Ijuba Aces 3-4 Olympic Aces * Manchester City 1-3 Zwide Pirates * Zwide Celtics 1-1 Young Persuaders.
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