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Zwartkops Conservancy Mother well Environment Club presents Mr and Miss Enviro Club concert SELBY MADIKANE ZWARTKOPS Conservancy Motherwell Environment Club presented its 2014 Mr & Miss Enviro Club Concert at Motherwell Library Hall on Thursday.

However, the event turned into a resounding success as members of the community and parents came into the library hall in their droves.

Before the event started candles were lit to pay tribute to South Africa’s late former president Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela, and to HIVAIDS fallen victims. There were lots of festivities such as drama, dancing and singing to entertain the attendees.

Pearl Jonas of the Wildlife Environment Society of SA (WESSA) commended the club for keeping the children off the streets and as such “the children keep their environment clean”.

Jonas said, “I am very delighted to see the young people committed to raise awareness of keeping their environment clean. This project prepares our youth to be responsible citizens. If we inculcate the right values and norms in our children at the right time, we are surely going to have disciplined caring future community members.”

The participants were asked simple questions about the environment by the judges who were Jonas, Julia Maya (Motherwell Library staff member) and Kwanele Sinxo (NMB Municipality employee) The results of the 2014 Mr & Miss Enviro Club Concert are: Junior girls: 1. Phumelele Xoli; 2. Siyahluma Ncandana; 3. Yibanathi Ruselo Senior girls: 1. Asemahle Ntabeni; 2.Athule Ruselo; 3.Ayaxolisa Ntabeni Senior boys; 1. Unathi Maniselo; 2.Makhi Ntabeni; 3: Lukhanyo Ntabeni.

Winning contestants with Portia Zenzile (Zwartkops Conservancy Motherwell Enviro Club), Pearl Jonas(WESSA), Jenny Rump (Zwartkops Conservancy), Julia Maya (Motherwell Library), Kwanele Sinxo (NMB Municipality) and Patricia Ntabeni (Zwartkops Conservancy Motherwell Enviro Club).

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Stolen merino sheep recovered, owner sought NCEBA DLADLA ARE you a sheep farmer who have lost some of your sheep in the Port Elizabeth area in the last few days?

Well, the Stock Theft Task Team is looking for farmers’ assistance in the identifying of merino sheep that were recovered in the early hours of Sunday morning in New Brighton, Port Elizabeth.

This came about after the New Brighton vis-

ible policing members of the South African Police Service (SAPS) pulled off a Ford Courier Bakkie.

“The occupants of the vehicle fled on foot,” said police spokesperson Warrant Officer Basil Seekoei.

Upon further investigation, he said, the members found 14 merino sheep under cover on the bakkie, nine of which were still alive.

According to W/O Seekoei, the legs of the sheep were tied up with wire. He added that a tattoo mark was visible but very vague.

“Some of the sheep have yellow plastic tags and green plastic tags in their ears,” said W/O Seekoei, adding that one of the sheep had a green and metal (possible stud tag) in the same ear.

He said police were looking for any farmer that could possibly identify the sheep to contact the Commander of the Uitenhage Stock Theft Unit, Capt. Gary Du Randt. . In an unrelated case the Despatch Detectives are calling for community assistance in the investigation of a house robbery.

This follows after three suspects, armed with a firearm, allegedly kicked a back door open of a house in Khayamnandi Despatch in the early hours of Sunday morning and demanded the “Stokvel” money.

According to W/O Seekoei, the suspects allegedly tied up their victims in their bedroom, took an undisclosed amount of cash and some personal belongings and fled the scene in a silver Toyota Corolla.

Anyone with information can contact the Despatch Police Station, said W/O Seekoei.

Entrepreneurs graduate and aim to grow sustainable businesses A GROUP of 45 established entrepreneurs from the Nelson Mandela Bay, who are enrolled in The Hope Factory’s business development programme, have graduated.

They have completed a 17-week course which focuses on financial management and personal and business development.

Starting and running a financially viable and sustainable business in South Africa can be quite a daunting task as, on average, only one in five businesses succeeds. This is largely due to a lack of business knowledge, training or experience.

Entrepreneurs need support and through The Hope Factory’s business mentorship programme, these 45 individuals have experienced just that.

Peter Gossman, a Business and Finance facilitator, says this comprehensive course equips the students with skills that are vital

to their businesses. “Many of our entrepreneurs who have gone through our programme have said that The Hope Factory has saved their business and helped them to become profitable and sustainable,” he says.

When Rene Sauls, owner of Picnic Basket, joined The Hope Factory she had no business experience. With the help of her business mentor, Anthony Matroos, they began applying the basics principles of business management, building basic business blocks to ensure the business became profitable.

“In the first few months the business showed a loss, but has slowly started to make a profit after we implemented a business strategy with a heavy focus on profitability,” says Matroos.

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At the graduation were, from left, Peter Gossman, Lungisa Lutshaba, Rene Sauls and Simphiwe Ntlantsana.

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Help find these people )The Eastern Cape Department of Social Development and Special Programmes, Nelson Mandela District, Ibhayi Service Office, is looking for information on the whereabouts of Anelisiwe Nceku’s biological father and mother.

The child’s mother Lungiswa Nceku is originally from Kwa Ngqina Location in Ntabankulu.

Anelisiwe was born on the 2/2/2000. The father’s identity is unknown. )The Eastern Cape Department of Social Development and Special Programmes, Nelson Mandela District, Ibhayi Service Office, is looking for informa-

tion on the whereabouts of Wanele Zilimbola’s biological father and mother. Wanele was born on 12/06/2008.

The child’s mother Ayabonga Zilimbola was last seen in 2008. The father’s identity is unknown.

Both children were left in the care of the late Nomavukuvuku Dyantyi (DOD April 2013) and late Nomhle Dyantyi (DOD January 2012). The children are now in the care of Nomaswazi Dyantyi.

Anyone who has information about the missing persons mentioned above is requested to contact social worker, Ellen Makuwa at 041 406 5733 during office hours.

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Meet our Christmas Christmas Baby Baby Competition winner UZANENKOSI Matshanga is the PE Express Indaba Front Page Christmas Baby for 2014.

Five-month-old Uzanenkosi, a bubbly little boy, is the firstborn child of Xolisile (31) and Pricilla Tshabangu (30) of Motherwell.

Uzanenkosi, the darling of his parents who are both employees of the Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality, is a playful child who does not cry unless he is hungry, according to his mother Pricilla, who is an accountant at the metro.

Pricilla said Uzanenkosi feeds on breastmilk and he loves it to bits. Although Pricilla was thinking of introducing Uzanenkosi slowly to other baby foods, she was, however, happy that he enjoys breast-milk.

“Uzanenkosi is a happy child who is always playful. The only

time he cries is when he is hungry. I breast feed him and after that he is happy again. He loves mommy’s breastmilk,” a proud Pricilla said.

She teasingly added that though Uzanenkosi recognises and plays with his father Xolisile, an Asset Auditor at the municipality, she thinks that Uzanenkosi loves her more.

“I think he loves me more probably because of the food I give him,” she chuckled.

Pricilla admitted, however, that the little boy, who is his father’s lookalike, loves sitting on his father’s lap and watching football on television with him.

“Uzanenkosi notices things in the house and he loves toys especially Sophie The Giraffe.

That’s his favourite,” said Pricilla.

Uzanenkosi with his mother Pricilla Tshabangu and grandmother Petro Zondani.

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Police give early Christmas to KwaNobuhle children NCEBA DLADLA CHRISTMAS came early for the children of KwaNobuhle as members of the South African Police Service (SAPS) gave them party packs in celebration of the festive season on Friday December 12.

About 1 200 children from across the

KwaNobuhle wards spent the day with the Best Medium Police Station in the Eastern Cape, the Kwanobuhle Police Station.

The initiative started in 2012 and gained momentum over the years, and this year the theme “A Cop is My Friend” was embraced by children, who were dancing and ululating on seeing police vehicles.

“We are nurturing our relationships with

children and simultaneously encouraging them not to be scared to report crime to the police,” said Station Commander, Colonel Zolani Xawuka.

“We went to the streets so as to assure children that our presence should make them feel safe and secured,” said Col Xawuka.

According to Col Xawuka, SAPS members

donated party packs for the special guests, the children.

It was an exciting day for the children with KwaNobuhle Community Police Forum (CPF) Deputy Chairperson, Ntombekhaya Mona showing her hidden talent of storytelling.

The happy children danced and laughed as they found the police to be very friendly.

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all the little ones’ faces, Mdana told PE Express Indaba.

According to Mdana, because of the poverty that’s ravaging many families in Motherwell, especially in her area, some of the toddlers she taught were not going to get such a Christmas treat at home.

“I usually do Christmas parties for the children in this community. This year, since we started the creche, we felt it must be an opportunity for our children to clebrate with us. And, they loved it,” she said adding that the parents of the children thanked her and her school committee for the good gesture.

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CHILDREN from Sibanye Pre-school in NU29 Motherwell enjoyed a Christmas Party on Friday December 4.

“We had a good year since we started this institution on February 3 this year. We decided to close the year on a high note,” said founder and principal Nombulelo Mdana.

The children, members of staff and invited guests, that included Reverend Befile, had a good time.

“They all had a lovely experience. On Monday we cut the cake and had joy written on

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PE Express Indaba Reporter NCEBA DLADLA spoke to toddlers about their Christmas wish-list and this is what they had to say: ) Sunshine Busakwe of Rowallan Park who will turn three years in March 2015 goes to Westleigh Play and Learn Centre. She said, “I want a doll. A baba (in case we did not hear) and a ball.” ) Chanel Botes (4) of Rowallan Park who goes to Cleverkids Pre-school said, “I want a Barbie doll and people to love Jesus.” ) Precious Jamal (3) of Motherwell who attends Teddy Bears Creche in NU2, said she wants a dress, cake and poppy (doll).

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) Kyle Stoltz (6) of Hunters Retreat, who goes to Cleverkids Pre-school, wants a car with a remote control for Christmas. ) “I want a Barbie and that daddies and mommies love their children,” said Mika Vance (6) of Kabega Park. She goes to Cleverkids Pre-school. ) Nceduluntu Pre-school, KwaDwesi Extension’s Athabile Rubushe said: “I want a car and a bicycle.” His grandmother Vuyelwa Rubushe said the boy loves cars.

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Mayoral Committee members from left, Andile Mfunda and Nomamerika Soul, with the Executive Mayor, Oom Ben Fihla at the Opera House.

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Local coaches complete SAFA D-Licence course SELBY MADIKANE PPC in partnership with SAFA recognised and honoured 288 coaches from the Eastern Cape who have recently passed the SAFA DLicence Course which is the entry level in coaching football.

The function, which was attended by SAFA President Dr Danny Jordaan, SAFA Development Agency CEO Dr Robin Petersen, SAFA EC General Secretary Isaac Klaas, SAFA NMB President Monde Mhletywa, NMB Municipality Deputy Mayor Thando Ngcolomba, PPC General Marketing Manager Sibongile Mooko and other football officials, was held at the NMB Stadium recently.

Over the past few months in eight different SAFA Eastern Cape regions, SAFA has embarked on an intensive programme to raise the coaching level in the province.

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Southern Africa, have funded the project as part of football and youth development that they have invested in through the SAFA Development Agency.

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Mooko said, “We are proud to have partnered SAFA Development Agency and to have invested in this development programme. As an organisation we remain passionate about investment in meaningful initiatives and projects that advance our country’s excellence and show our commitment to local communities.”

SAFA President Dr Jordaan said, “We are very proud to have PPC as our partners in this great initiative, which over the next three years will transform football in the Eastern Cape.”

At the function to honour coaches who passed the SAFA D-Licence Course were, from left, SAFA Development Agency CEO Dr Robin Petersen, SAFA President Dr Danny Jordaan, Coach Welcome Nqakwana, PPC General Marketing Manager Sibongile Mooko and SAFA NMB President Monde Mhletywa.

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SUBS snatches 1-0 win over Zim Killers SELBY MADIKANE MOTHERWELL side SUBS displayed impressive form when they beat Zimbane Killers 1-0 in their ABC Motsepe Second Division game at Zwide Stadium on Friday.

SUBS FC defeated Zimbane Killers 1-0.

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Killers were also high-spirited and they produced a defiant performance. SUBS were, however, tenacious and resilient.

The game produced sparks right from the outset. SUBS’ 74th minute goal that was scored by Dumisani Notshoba earned the Nelson Mandela side a 1-0 win. To date SUBS’ unbeaten record has only been spoiled by Mthatha City who beat them 2-0.

Another Nelson Mandela Bay side, Morning Stars, suffered a 4-1 away loss to Mthatha City. The Highbury- Matta Milan game that was scheduled to be played on Friday did not take place.

SAFA Eastern Cape General Secretary Isaac Klaas said that they were waiting for the match officials’ report as to why the game was not played. Real City had a bye game.

Other ABC Motsepe Second Division results: *FC Buffalo 0-1 Angavu Stars *Cacadu United 1-2 JB Milan *Mthatha Bucks 1-0 Tornado FC *La Liga 1-2 FC Elliot United *Kokstad Liverpool 4-1 Tembu Royals

Young Aces honours their juniors in awards ceremony SELBY MADIKANE OUTSTANDING junior players were honoured during Young Aces Football Club’s Juniors End of Year Awards ceremony which was held at KwaMagxaki High School on Saturday.

Speaking to the young players, Young Aces sponsor and Legadima Managing Director Jan van der Walt highlighted that the youth should dedicate their time to constructive things.

Van der Walt explained, “I am urging the youth not to waste their time on trivial matters. They must take sport seriously because in sport there are opportunities. I want to appeal to you children that you must refrain from doing crime and taking drugs. Crime does not pay.”

Ronele van der Walt advised the youth to differentiate between priorities and trivialities. Ronele, who is Jan’s wife said, “The most important thing in the life of a child is education. Sport is a career that is full of risks that can jeopardise the future of the individual. With education, the serious youth can go the extra mile in their endeavours.”

Aces President Amos Mathenjwa thanked the Van der Walts for making the function a success.

President Mathenjwa said, “I want to

thank Jan and Ronele van der Walt for helping us in the logistics of this successful function.

“I want to remind the community that our fundamental aim in establishing this club was to fight crime within our community. In essence people like Jan and Ronele do help us realise our dreams. I want to thank the parents for trusting us when we empower their children with life skills.

“Lastly, I want to thank KwaMagxaki High School for accommodating us to hold this function and Madoda Vicks for his association with Jan and Ronele of Legadima Company.”

According to Mathenjwa, Legadima Company donated to their club tracksuits, kit and ttraining equipment.

The following awards were handed out:

U/9 Section:*Best player of the season: Odwa Ndwalaza;*Most improved player of the season: Bantu Voyi U/11 Section:*Best player of the season: Themba Moss U/13 Section:*Best player of the season: Ayabonga Sakatha*Best goalkeeper of the season: Kwanele Lewis U/15 Section:*Best player of the season: Siyamthanda Soci U/17 Section:*Best player of the season: Velile Maldaka;*Most committed player of the season: Phumelela Manki;*Excellence award: Yanga Mafu *Best Overall player of the season: Alizwa Lloyd Womens Soccer: *Best player of the season: Nolukholo Nduku

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Arne Malt (a friend of Kristoff Wiemhoff) hands over kit to captain Ntsika Smith and coach Zolisa Sikroba, with Kristoff Wiemhoff giving kit to Luntu Dayimani and Mziwamadoda Ndungane.

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German teacher hands over kit to community club SELBY MADIKANE IT WAS all smiles on the faces of KwaDwesi All Stars FC players and officials when a German teacher donated kit to their U/15 team at KwaDwesi Sports Grounds on Tuesday.

Kristoff Wiemhoff, whose club is SV Ofenerdiek in Germany, is a sports teacher at Jarvis Gqamlana.

He made the generous donation to the club after having been told about Stars’ challenges by Chairman Mziwamadoda Mzi Ndungane.

Wiemhoff said, “I met Mzi and told him that I was looking to join the team in the township. It did not end there, as he told me of his club’s challenges.

“I then decided to lend my hand to Stars’

U/15 team that has nothing at all. I can see that these boys are very serious about football and that made me decide to come to their rescue.”

Stars’ Chairman Ndungane thanked Kristoff for the kit.

“I am elated because the kit is going to make a huge difference to my boys. We have challenges in our club but our Local Football Association (LFA), Port Elizabeth Football Association (PEFA), with the limited resources at their disposal, does a lot to help us to overcome our challenges.

“This donation will also lift the spirits of our players and will keep them off the streets. I want to thank Kristoff for the kit that he donated to us. We will take good care of the kit so that the next generation will be able to use it,” said the visibly excited Ndungane.

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Nelson Mandela Bay fans enjoy feast of furious boxing matches NCEBA DLADLA NELSON Mandela Bay boxing fans enjoyed a feast of furious boxing matches sanctioned by Boxing South Africa (BSA) under Service Provider Mthunzi Mapitiza at Babs Madlakane Community Hall in KwaNobuhle, Uitenhage at the weekend.

Boxing promoter Gladys “Noforty” Tsenene’s 10-rounds Eastern Cape JuniorFlyweight title fight between local champion Mzwabantu Dabaza and challenger Asandiso Mancapa of Port Elizabeth on Saturday evening ended in two rounds.

This was after the champion unleashed

a barrage of unanswered blows, some to Mancapa’s guards and forced referee Stephen Simon to stop the fight in 2min 37 seconds of the round giving Dabaza a Technical Knock Out (TKO) win.

“I want to fight for the South African Junior-flyweight title. I want to be in the big league. Mancapa was no match. I knew he wouldn’t go the distance,” said Dabaza.

It is the tournament by Mbulelo Mfama on Sunday that brought the surprise results in the main as well as the main-supporting bouts.

Sithembele August of Walmer, Port Elizabeth (122.0 kg) became the new Eastern Cape Heavyweight champion after he

pole-axed the highly ranked defending champion Unathi Jacobs (90.65kg) of KwaNobuhle with a big right to the jaw in the 4th round of their scheduled 10-round main bout.

In another shocking defeat Makhosonke Zwengu of KwaNobuhle Knocked Out (KO’d) Eastern Cape Light Heavyweight champion Lesley Hope of Port Elizabeth also in two rounds.

Other Saturday results: In the only six-round bout, Lwandile Phillip (Uitenhage) beat Sinethemba Stali (East London) on points in the Flyweight division; Mziyanda Links stopped Mpumelelo Nkenk-

eni K03 (Minflyweight); Nkosinathi Zwengu beat Mpumelelo Mali on points (Flyweight) and Luthando Calata beat Mzwamadoda Jibiliza on points in the Junior Flyweight division.

Other Sunday results: Siyabonga Vellem and Masixole Mabhuntsane’s four-round Lightweight fight was declared a draw; Mzuvukile Daniels beat Bongani Ndlaku on points (Flyweight); Ryan Seakolo beat Anele Bebe on points (Junior Featherweight) and in a female bout, Bongiwe Seyisi beat Portia Base Tko3 (Flyweight).

Annual Summer Basketball and Entertainment Series is back NCEBA DLADLA THE Annual Summer Basketball and Entertainment Series is back and this time around, bigger and better.

In its 19th edition, the Summer Season Series which pits the best Nelson Mandela Bay Basketball teams against one another as well as Netball and Street Soccer teams, started in earnest yesterday amidst lots of fun and entertainment from local music groups and Deejays.

“This is the longest running sports and entertainment programme for locals and visitors during the Summer Season in Nelson Mandela Bay,” said the programme’s coordinator Sibongile Fondini.

Basketball teams, Spartans, PE Comets, Summerstrand All Stars and Uitenhage Kings are showing their worth, while five-a-

side soccer teams are playing their hearts out.

“This is a unique concept which combines different sports and adds the best local arts performances for entertainment,” said Fondini.

The programme will run until January 17 with some of the events taking place in KwaNobuhle, Uitenhage, Wells Estate and Motherwell.

The programme is organised and hosted

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