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INDABA | WEDNESDAY 18 DECEMBER 2013

Bay children’s Christmas wish lists PE Express Indaba reporter, NCEBA DLADLA , asked Port Elizabeth toddlers what their wishes are for Christmas, and this is what they had to say: ) Qhama Stungu (5) from Westering said, “I’d like sweets, drink, a cup-cake and high heels (shoes). ) “I want cake. I want chocolate and a dress,” Abigail Stungu (2) of Westering said. ) Ntathi Mnyamana (2) from New Brighton said, “I want a Barbie girl.” According to Refiloe, her mother, nothing is more important than a Barbie Girl to little Ntathi. ) Mihlali Hatana (4) of New Brighton wants a cake, a (hand) bag and a (meat) pie. ) “I want a doll, clothes and nothing else,” said Akhona Kelembe (3) from New Brighton. ) A shy Chris Hani Informal Settlement’s Ayanda Mnqayi (5) said, “I want a dress and high heels.” ) New Brighton’s Asakhe Kwezana (5) said, “ I want a burger. I like a cow. I also want a catterpillar.”

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NCEBA DLADLA PE Express Indaba baby Indiphile Sonkqayi was a blessing from God, according to her mother Ntombentsha Sonkqayi.

Born on 29 May 2013, the joyful and ever smiling Indiphile is Ntombentsha’s second child and the first born of Mthunzi Matikinca.

The couple is from New Brighton in Port Elizabeth.

“I was surprised to realise in six months that I was pregnant with Indiphile. I could not believe it,” said Ntombentsha whose first born child Thembelani is already 20 years old.

“She being his first-born child, Mthunzi loves Indiphile a lot. He likes to spend time with her and they enjoy each other’s company,” revealed Ntombentsha.

Ntombentsha’s mom gave the child the name Indiphile - a name which acknowledges that the child is a gift from God. “Indiphile is such a pleasure to be with. She is always playful and happy. A mere mention of her name, and she smiles,” said Ntombentsha, adding that the only time Indiphile cries is when she’s hungry.

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THE runners­up of the PE Express Indaba Christmas Baby Competition are first runner­up Qhayiyalam Zokufa (left), who won a R750 Pier 14 Shopping Voucher and Olungaka Gwanzula (right) who won a R300 Pier 14 shopping voucher.

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INDABA | WEDNESDAY 18 DECEMBER 2013

Church members close the year with a braai NCEBA DLADLA MEMBERS of the ESH Skosana Memorial Youth in KwaZakhele had a closing party in Summerstrand at the weekend.

According to organiser Nomthunzi Mooi, the braai was a thanksgiving to members after what has been a busy year.

The party was therefore aimed at giving themselves a pat on the back for working and praying together, accord-

ing to Mooi.

She said, “Both the chairperson Nombulelo Kula and Secretary Thembisa Qila acknowledge that we worked so well together during this year which had its ups and downs.”

According to Mooi, the Edwards Memorial youth members joined them during the merry-making and great fun was had by all. She said her branch, ESH Skosana, and that of Edwards are joined to form SKODWARDS which has a long and illustrious history worth celebrating.

Pictured at the Ilingelabantu Children’s Home with children from the home are (from left to right) Coega interns Papama Mnyamana, Masixole Rubushe and Mzu Quntu. PHOTO:SUPPLIED

Coega interns embrace Madiba legacy REPORTER Coega Development Corporation’s interns spent Friday, 6 December – the day the world woke to news that beloved icon Nelson Mandela had passed away – giving back to the local community at the Ilingelabantu Children’s Home in Kwazakhele.

Here the interns did repair work, cleaned up and painted the home, and brought joy to the children by giving gifts of educational toys. They also had a braai for lunch and handed over groceries.

Coega Development Corporation Head of Marketing and Communications, Ayanda

Vilakazi, said Coega’s interns adopted the home in 2009 as their corporate social investment (CSI) project, but this year the planned visit sadly held special meaning, coinciding with news of Madiba’s death. “The interns paid special tribute to Madiba and his commitment to Ubuntu by following his example and acknowledging his love for children,” said Vilakazi.

Vilakazi said the children at the Ilingelabantu Children’s Home are from the surrounding township areas of Njoli, Seyisi and Kwazakhele. The children are between the ages of two and 18 years and some have lost their parents to HIV/Aids while others face daily challenges of extreme poverty.

Family or they face Black Christmas SEH Skosana Memorial Church Youth members during their braai.

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NCEBA DLADLA A PORT Elizabeth woman, whose husband is a male nurse, says her family would have a black Christmas this year unless caring South Africans helped them in their serious predicament.

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The woman, who prefers to remain anonymous, claims her family had been adversely affected by the transfer of health services from the municipality to the province through a process called Provincialisation.

“My husband is one of the personnel of the metro who were transferred (to Bhisho) with all administration, and who in the process lost major benefits - monies that were needed in our financially stressed out family,” said the mother of two teenage children. She is unemployed.

According to her, her husband lost Medical Aid benefits, UIF, Group Life Insurance, Pension Fund, Locomotion and Car Allowances.

Explaining, she said her husband who works as a supervisor lost almost R11 000 in his monthly pay, and that has caused a lot of strain in the family, she said.

“We don’t have money to pay our bills that include children’ school fees, or buy food.

We cannot even maintain our car. In fact it

is also in arrears,” she said sobbing.

She showed this reporter a list of letters demanding payment of arrears including a R10 000 water bill.

Jacobs sent letters of complaint to the Health Minister Dr Aaron Motsoaledi (in April), Nelson Mandela Bay Executive Mayor Ben Fihla (in May) and the Provincial Health Department a couple of times since June.

She also wrote letters to the ANC and the DA, asking for their intervention.

It is only the mayor who wrote back, acknowledging receipt of her communication while the minister did not respond. The province’s HR was sending her from pillar to post, without anything tangible, she claimed.

According to her, nurses in the district were resigning in numbers as a result of this and those who were prepared to fight the system were being silenced until they consulted legal counsel.

“But those who don’t have funds to pay for lawyers are suffering silently as their families are destroyed by this,” according to her.

She urged members of the community “to donate money and form a Trust Fund that will enable metro nurses to find a lawyer to help them fight this exploitation and abuse of power. Otherwise, we’ll all be facing a black christmas,” she said.

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INDABA | WEDNESDAY 18 DECEMBER 2013

Mandela Bay bids Madiba farewell NCEBA DLADLA EASTERN Cape residents from all walks of life came to Nelson Mandela Bay stadium last Friday to bid farewell to the departed

founding president of the democratic, nonracist and non-sexist South Africa Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela who was laid to his final and eternal rest in Qunu on Sunday December 15.

Business woman Chinise Tys and colleague Sbongile Tsiu bid Mandela farewell. PHOTO:

Provincial clergy from different denominations came to say farewell.

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NMB Speaker Cllr Maria Hermans (right) and Mayoral Committee Portfolio Cllr Andile Mfunda were in attendance. PHOTO: NCEBA DLADLA

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Representing kwaLanga and Despatch artists, from right, Martin Pram, Busisiwe Nguza, Siphosihle Ntseta, Ntombekhaya Gunguluza and Bulelani Jada.

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INDABA | WEDNESDAY 18 DECEMBER 2013

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The Awards was a glittering function to honour the outstanding officials, players and teams for their excellent performances this year.

Among the high profile people in attendance were Nelson Mandela Bay Executive Mayor

Benson Nkosinathi Fihla, Eastern Cape Sport Council President Mkhululi Khusta Magada, to name a few.

Speaking to the audience, Mayor Oom Ben said that he was overwhelmed that the achievements of outstanding sportspeople were acknowledged by the Motherwell Sports Forum.

Oom Ben said, “I am full of excitement and enthusiasm. It seems like great things are happening in Motherwell. This is special to us for many reasons. It is the first place in which we hosted the larger than life icon of our struggle for liberation Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela when he was released from prison. Government has invested sig-

nificant amounts of money in economic, social and recreational infrastructure in Motherwell since the area was chosen as a site for urban renewal.”

Motherwell Urban Renewal Programme Director Nkosana Dunjana stated that they would continue putting resources together and support such initiatives aimed at minimizing crime.

Motherwell Sports Forum Chairman Sibongile Fondini thanked the municipality, Dr Dyke Koester, Dr Alifeyu Odufuwa, Dr Manona and Metro Hardware for making the event a resounding success.

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18 th Annual Summer Basketball, Arts & Entertainment Series programme SELBY MADIKANE MEMBERS of the public and visitors are urged to attend the 18th Annual Summer Basketball, Arts & Entertainment Series programmes which are organised by Nelson Mandela Metro Basket in partnership with the Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality.

Oom Ben Fihla (L) and Khusta Magada (R) present trophies to Lungisa Gola (left) and Nthabiseng Didi (Right).

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16 Dec 2013 13:00-20:00 Bay K0 Challenge* King’s Beach Basketball Park 21 Dec 2013 13:00-18:00 Summer Streetball Challenge Soccer** Seyisi Square, KwaZakhele 23 Dec 2013 13:00-18:00 Summer Streetball Challenge Soccer** Love Life, KwaNobuhle 26 Dec 2013 11:00-20:00 Streetball & MC Showcase** King’s Beach Basketball Park

January 2014 Programme

1 Jan 2014 13:00-22:00 New Year’s Celebrations* King’s Beach Basketball Park 4 Jan 2014 13:00-18:00 Summer Streetball Challenge Soccer** Wells Estate Multipurpose 11 Jan 2014 13:00-20:00 Summer Streetball Challenge* Emadramini, NU 5 Motherwell

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Ngqaqa was the first runner home in the senior men’s category when he crossed the finish- line in the time of 32:28. Melikhaya Frans of Nedbank RC came second at 32:56 while Andre Ketchem (Transnet AC) came third at 33:12.

Asanda Solani of Motherwell AC crossed the finish-line first in the senior women’s category with a time of 44:06, with Laura Maritz (Elite AC) and Tian Claasen (Despatch AC) finishing the race with the times of 47:23 and 48:25 respectively.

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In the junior women ABSA NMMU AC dominated following the victory of Carla

Petzer (51:53) who was followed by Nicky Butters (Individual Runner) with a time of 54:58 and Sisanda Sam (Individual runner) taking the third position at 60:33.

The winner of the Two Views 10 Km Challenge is Zolani Ngqaqa (ABSA NMMU AC) PHO­ TO:SELBY MADIKANE

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Good year for Mandela Bay Boxing - Mapitiza NCEBA DLADLA BOXING in Nelson Mandela Bay had a good and productive 2013, according to Boxing South Africa (BSA) Service Provider Mthunzi Mapitiza.

“We have survived. This was not a better year compared to last year in terms of the number of fights. However, we produced more quality boxers this year than the previous years,” said Mapitiza.

Mapitiza thanked the provincial Department of Sport, Recreation, Arts and Culture (DSRAC) for providing sponsorship to develop professional boxing - a move that benefited at least four Nelson Mandela Baybased boxing promoters in the financial year ending in March 2014.

“We have Lusindiso Siyo to vie for the WBA Pan African Super Flyweight crown

against East London’s Lwandile Sityata at the Orient Theratre on January 26.

“Unathi Jacobs has been approved to challenge for the South African Cruiserweight title,” said Mapitiza, adding that the current EC Heavyweight champion Jacobs, who won the title against the then defending champion Ivan Strydom on a First Round Knock Out (KO) and successfully defended it on KO 1 against Sithembele August at the weekend, has the potential to bring the national crown to Nelson Mandela Bay. Mapitiza mentioned Kwazakhele township pugilist Masixole Botile who put up a sterling performance in his closely contested points loss to the SA Super-middleweight champion Balimo Weliya in East London, last month.

He said he was also pleased with a number of women boxers who registered

with BSA and managed to get fights.

“We had a good year with many more highs than lows,” said Mapitiza, citing as the lows a boxing licensee - a manager that on separate occasions took two boxers serving 90-days suspension (owing to having been knocked out in their previous fights) to fights in Cape Town and East London.

“The manager knew about the regulations. We suspended him. Luckily it was the only stable involved.”

Mapitiza noted the talents of Asandiso Mancapa and Zimkhitha Lane in the ring.

The duo, he said, have the right movements and agility required. With the right trainers, he said, some talented local boxers could reach for stardom.

“In the main, I think this year proved that we still need quality trainers to help our talented boxers reach for stardom,” said Mapitiza.

Lusindiso "Take No Time" Siyo of Port Elizabeth is going for the big time.

PHOTO: NCEBA DLADLA

NODEFA U­11 Knockout tourney results SELBY MADIKANE ELEVEN teams played against one another during Nobuhle-Despatch Football Association (NODEFA) U/11 Knockout tournament which took place at KwaNobuhle recently.

The sides which played the last tournament of the year were Young Culture, Flamingo, Cango Chiefs, Young Callies, Khayelitsha Stars, KUBS, Jamaican Stars, Young Pirates, Highland Spurs and Imbabala Young Stars.

In the semi-finals, New City Stars edged out Cango Chiefs 2-0 while Highland Spurs

devastated Young Pirates 3-0.

In the finals, Spurs handed City a 1-0 defeat. The finalists were presented with kit and medals, and Spurs lifted the floating trophy.

The tournament was made possible by ASI Financial Services.

Other results of the tournament: Preliminary round *Young Culture 2(0)-3(0) Flamingo *Cango Chiefs 4(0)-3(0) Young Callies Quarterfinals *Khayelitsha Stars 0-2 KUBS *New City Stars 3(0)-1(0) Jamaican Stars *Highland Spurs 2-0 Flamingo *Cango Chiefs 2-0 Imbabala Young Stars

Johnson Kula and Petronella Daniels (ASI Financial Services Consultant) hand over kit and trophy to Highland Spurs players with their officials supporting them. PHOTO:SELBY MADIKANE

Results of the SAFA EC Nedbank KO Cup SELBY MADIKANE EIGHT regional winners of South African Football Association Eastern Cape (SAFA EC) played against one another at Duncan Village Fields and Jan Smuts Stadium in Buffalo City recently.

Teams which participated were Lion City (Nelson Mandela Bay), Amampondo United (OR Tambo), Difra Stars (Chris Hani), The Stars (Alfred Nzo), Mighty Pioneers (Buffalo City), Super Eagles (Cacadu), African Brothers (Joe Gqabi) and FC Montego (Amathole).

Despite playing their hearts out Lion City lost 3-2 loss on penalties to FC Montego after the fulltime score of 1-1 in the quarterfinals.

Ttheir neighbours Super Eagles won 5-4 on penalties over African Brothers after the fulltime tie of 1-1. Amampondo United defeated Difra Stars 3-1 while The Stars also beat Mighty Pioneers 3-1.

In the semifinals the games were decided on penalty shootouts after both games ended in 1-1.

Amampondo advanced to the finals when they snatched a 4-1 win from Eagles and FC Montego eliminated The Stars 3-1. In the finals Amampondo salvaged a hard-won victory of 1-0 over FC Montego.

On 14 January 2014 Amampondo will lock horns with FC Buffalo – the SAFA SAB Second Division winner to determine the SAFA EC Nedbank Cup winners.

Lion City are SAFA Nelson Mandela Bay Nedbank KO Cup winners. PHOTO:SELBY MADIKANE

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