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Bucket system gets boot D LIZEKA TANDWA

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eputy Minister of Water and Sanitation Pamela Tshwete said the slow rate of eradication of the bucket system in the Nelson Mandela Bay was as a result of the dependence on the limited amount of housing subsidies that has been allocated to the NMBM over the last num-

Tshwete was speaking yesterday at the launch of the Nelson Mandela Bay bucket eradication programme at Khayamnandi townships in Despatch.

Tshwete, who was accompanied by various municipal councillors and executives, said they agreed with the Minister of Water and Sanitation to prioritise the Metro.

She said the municipality had already built 470 communal ablutions in the month of February alone as part of the 670 they intend to build in the first phase.

The second phase will consist of 206 ablutions, phase three will consist of 1 013 and phase four will have 1 023 ablutions built around the Metro within the year.

The Municipality said their programme would entail a three- pronged approach that

would in total cost approximately R500 million over three to four years.

“The first phase is a communal ablution facility phase that will be erected in densely populated informal settlements.

The next phase is the construction of house slabs, with a closed flushing ablution facility while the beneficiary is waiting for the housing subsidy to be approved.

Continued on page 3

< Pictured (from left) is NMBM director of water and sanitation, Barry Martin, Deputy Minister of water and sanitation Pamela Tshwete, official of the Municipal Infrastructure and Engineering Directorate, Zoliswa Nyila and Infrastructure and Engineering Department leader, Councillor Andile Mfunda.

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INDABA | WEDNESDAY 25 FEBRUARY 2015

Minister says medical circumcision will help reduce HIV NCEBA DLADLA MINISTER of Health Dr Aaron Motsoaledi has called all South African men to go for circumcision because medical male circumcision has been proven by several studies to reduce HIV by 60%, said Dr Mlungiseleli Mgilane.

Dr Mgilane is head of TB HIV Care Association, an NGO specialising in medical male circumcision in Korsten, Port Elizabeth.

“Medical male circumcision makes a huge impact in the fight against the scourge of

HIV/Aids. Sixty per cent is quite huge. This means a significant impact,” said Mgilane, otherwise known as Dr Mlu. He said the Department of Health has targeted 4, 3 million men to be circumcised by 2016. KwaZulu-Natal is leading in the fight against HIV with the involvement of His Majesty King Goodwill Zwelithini kaDiniZulu.

According to reports, 5 000 male circumcision procedures are performed in KZN per month and that has significantly dropped the number of HIV infections in that province.

TB HIV Care Association started in De-

cember 2012 to assist government to achieve its aims, said Dr Mlu, adding that since they started, men, especially coloured men, were coming in, including a few Xhosas.

He was concerned that not many people were aware of their existence.

“We offer a 15-minute pain free operation to men from 10 years of age to over 50 years.

We give them pain tablets to take home and also do 48 hour, seven day and 21 day checkup visits,” said Dr Mlu, adding that they also provide food for men forced to stay more than four hours.

He said interested men should contact

their nearby clinics in and around Port Elizabeth, Despatch, KwaNobuhle and Rosedale in Uitenhage for an appointment. . According to the World Health Organisation (WHO) male circumcision provides only partial protection, and therefore should be only one element of a comprehensive HIV prevention package which includes: the provision of HIV testing and counselling services; treatment for sexually transmitted infections; the promotion of safer sex practices; the provision of male and female condoms and promotion of their correct and consistent use.

More farmers to be trained to produce essential oils in KwaNobuhle NCEBA DLADLA A GROUP of ten Uitenhage farmers will receive training to become producers of essential oils that will be marketed to countries around the world.

The new group of farmers will be applying to lease the land from the Land Affairs Department after signing an agreement with the Uitenhage Small Farmers Trust.

Those who will be conducting the training, has themselves been trained on the 40 ha Wincanton Estate Farm just outside of KwaNobuhle. The farm produces perfumes, soaps and other cleaning agents from indigenous plants Rose Geranium and Lippia Javanica, respectively.

Their training was facilitated by the Department of Science and Technology as well as the CSIR as part of the essential oils dem-

onstration agronomy programme.

To qualify for the training they had to commit to training others in order to expand the business and increase productivity.

The DST and the European Union (EU) were major funders of the agronomy programme.

“The Department of Science and Technology and CSIR have now pulled out since they have finished training us and their work is done. This means that we have the capacity to manage the farm as a viable business,” said Buzwe Manga, the Managing Director of the Project.

Manga and the other director, Elman Naidoo, will impart knowledge and skills to other small farmers.

Manga said they had received funding from the Uitenhage Farmers Trust and have the support of the Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality. Metro senior official Mzwandile

Ngoro supports them, said Manga, adding that they now have the support of the SA Essential Oils Business Incubator.

“We train and empower them to run a big production network in the country like the one we assist in Nkandla, in KZN,” said SA Essential Oils Business Incubator CEO Ellis Levember.

Ward 45 Councillor Monde Vaaltyn was upbeat about the prospects of the farm.

He said, “We have taken a much bigger approach for the farm to include more people of the cluster ( a total of 10). It is the only project of its kind in the province and we are happy it is here in the Nelson Mandela Metro.

Essential oils project directors Buzwe Manga and Elman Naidoo.

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Busy programme for Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium REPORTER ACCESS Management, operators of the Nelson Mandela Bay stadium which is readying itself for a busy sporting and entertainment programme this year, has announced that it has changed ticketing service providers.

TicketPro will be its preferred ticketing provider with immediate effect.

“We are excited to announce this partnership to our loyal supporters. From today and moving forward all Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium event tickets will be sold through TicketPro,” said Chantal Du Pisani, Nelson Mandela Stadium chief executive.

TicketPro, a member of the Blue Label Telecoms Limited Group, is South Africa’s latest secure electronic ticketing provider and is also the official ticketing partner of Cricket South Africa and the Blue Bulls.

TicketPro uses the latest in information and printing technology to provide a ticketing service that incorporates a myriad of security fea-

tures in every ticket.

“We look forward to our spectators experiencing TicketPro’s world-class ticketing system. It is about making it as easy and convenient as possible for the spectator,” added Du Pisani.

Residents of Nelson Mandela Bay are in line for a sporting and musical feast in March.

Chippa United, also known as Chilli Boys, the city’s local Premier Soccer League (PSL) team, have had a “fantastic 2014/15 season thus far,” its chief executive, Peter Koutroulis, said.

Their friendly debut against PSL giants, Kaizer Chiefs was an action-filled game and cements the belief that they deserve to be in the PSL. “Fans can expect more in 2015 and should look forward to some top notch matches that include, but are not limited to, Kaizer Chiefs and Bloemfontein Celtic. The players are currently putting in many hours in preparation for their PSL match against Polokwane City on March 4 and soccer lovers can catch this match live at the Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium,” said Koutroulis.

The Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium will also present a back-to-back dose of Currie Cup pre-

season friendly and musical entertainment on the weekend of March 6 and 7.

The Eastern Province (EP) Kings will kickstart the exciting weekend when they go head-tohead with the Toyota Free State Cheetahs.

“Less than 24 hours after the rugby, local music fans can expect a big party as Algoa FM presents its music live to the Eastern Cape with top national acts performing at Algoa FM’s first ‘Algoa Live’ music concert at the stadium,” added Du Pisani.

The seven-hour concert promises a line-up of seven renowned national musicians including Mi Casa, Jimmy Nevis, Kurt Darren, Prime Circle, Lloyd Cele, Goldfish and Stuart Reece.

“The Stadium is, after all, a multi-purpose stadium and bringing concerts to this iconic venue allows for event diversity. Music is something everybody can relate to – and we are very proud to present South Africa’s finest artists from our venue,” Du Pisani added.

Meanwhile the rugby calendar is a hive of activity from June onwards. “From June through to October, Port Elizabeth should gear up for a

promising feast of rugby. Rugby enthusiasts can catch the EP Kings taking on top teams such as the Cell C Sharks and GWK Griquas in the Currie Cup Premier Division,” said Charl Crous, Eastern Province Rugby’s chief executive officer.

Tickets for these events can be purchased through TicketPro, online and through their call centre, as well as from participating Post Offices and PostNet outlets. (Visit the PE Express website at www.pe-express. to find out who the participating Post Offices and PostNet outlets are.)

The TicketPro website accepts all valid Visa and MasterCard cards. Payments can also be made via internet banking using a process called instantEFT managed by a company called PayFast. TicketPro does not accept direct deposits, but cash purchases can be made at the above outlets.

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Bucket system gets boot Continued from page 1 “The last phase will be a complete house with running water and a working ablution facility,” said Infrastructure and Engineering Director, Dr Walter Shaidi.

Shaidi said they would be building 470 in Kwanobuhle, 350 at Wells Estate and 350 in Motherwell.

Shadi said they have been granted a R30 million budget for 2015; R30 million for 2016 and R20 million for 2017 in order for the Municipality to eradicate the bucket system completely in the next four years.

Infrastructure and Engineering Department leader, Councillor Andile Mfunda, said although the permanent eradication of buckets through the construction of houses with waterborne sanitation remains the best approach, the Municipality was forced to revisit its strategy to eradicate buckets because of the lack of housing subsidies.

Community members at Khayamandi however said they were sceptical of the promise by Government and Municipality.

Xolile Bolani said she has been waiting for a house for over 15 years now and had been promised time and time again by the different municipal mayors that there would be a solution to the bucket system.

“I am optimistic but remain sceptical that this plan will reach fruition. We can see now with these toilets that they are going to build us houses and proper toilets but its been long overdue. Hopefully they will now keep their word,’ said Bolani.

Nomathokazi Tyelwani said she had come to the launch to tell Tshwete about the prob-

lem of leaking toilets and taps at houses in Chief Albert Luthuli Street. “I want her to know that we are struggling. The councillors and municipality build houses and infrastructure that is not durable.

Leader of the DA in the Metro Retief Odendaal said the reality was that the Municipality had failed in eradicating the bucket system and he can’t see it being done in the near future.

“We account for over 10% of the country’s bucket system which is a big and unfortunate number. The reality is that the municipality – as per our recommendations – should have implemented the ablutions years ago to aid people who are staying in informal settlements. The municipality has a huge backlog of 80 000 and it is impossible to think that this can be done in the next year or so.”

Odendaal said while they are encouraged by the municipality’s plan to build ablutions in different informal settlements around the Metro, the municipality needed to commit to ensure that the budget given for the eradication is well spent – something which was not done in the past three financial years.

Shaidi said they would be employing communities in the construction phase with 2 500 jobs during construction. There will be 1 500 job opportunities after construction as cleaners and security guards will be chosen by the people in the community and employed by the municipality.

These communal ablutions will have 4 toilets and 3 showers for women while the male ablutions will have 3 toilets, 2 urinary bowls and a shower.

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Two hijacking cases investigated POLICE are investigating two motor vehicle hijackings in KwaNobuhle Township at the weekend.

At this stage members of the South African Police Service (SAPS) in the Uitenhage precinct cannot confirm whether the two incidents were related.

In the first incident, around 11pm on Saturday, three unknown male suspects entered a house in Gwashu Street, through the kitchen door and demanded to see the owner of the grey VW Polo that was parked in the yard.

One of the suspects produced a firearm, according to police spokesperson Warrant Officer Gerda Swart.

“The suspects took the car keys and the owner’s purse, with an undisclosed amount of cash, left the house and drove off,” said W/ O Swart.

In the second incident, two suspects, one armed with a firearm, entered a house in Ngqondelana Street, KwaNobuhle around 7pm on Sunday and demanded the car keys of a silver Polo Classic, and drove off.

There were no shots fired in both the incidents and police said it was difficult to say at this stage whether the two incidents were in any way related.

“It is difficult to relate the two separate incidents but we are busy with investigations.

In the meantime, we’d like to warn residents not to resist thugs demanding your vehicle.

Rather cooperate,” said Swart, adding resistance might put the driver’s life or that of his or her loved ones at risk.

Two car-hijacking cases have been opened for investigation, said W/O Swart.

– NCEBA DLADLA

Coega on track in job creation targets THE Coega Development Corporation (CDC) on Friday said they were well on their way to reach-ing their job creation targets for the 2014/2015 financial year and by mid-February they stood at 95%.

“This represents around 13 804 jobs created for the South African economy from March 2014 to February 2015 on our set annual target of 14 588,” said Dr Ayanda Vilakazi, CDC head of marketing and communications.

“For our new financial year which starts next month, we have set an annual target of 20 198 jobs and we also plan to provide training and skills development to around 6 000 individuals,” said Dr Vilakazi.

During his state of the province address in Bhisho on Friday, Eastern Cape Premier Phumulo Masualle, stated that the job creation efforts of the CDC, as well as those of the Eastern Cape Development Corporation and the East

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INDABA | WEDNESDAY 25 FEBRUARY 2015

Gospel singers in rags sell CDs like hot cake A GOSPEL music duo, Yamkela and Junior, from Matatiele and Durban is here in Nelson Mandela to promote their music.

Yamkela and Junior who are promoting their album, “Unomoy’ omdaka” which was recorded at MJ Music Productions , were ordinary citizens who decided to take their future into their own hands,, according to their manager and producer Sivuyile Sipeka.

Their African traditional gospel music mixed with mbaqanga sounds is loved by many people.

Walmer/Gqebera residents were seen flocking to see the group while playing their music and dancing to the beats.

The same thing happened when they visited Korsten. Their CDs and DVDs were selling like hot cakes.

What’s unique about the duo, is the fact that

they are not geared in stylish shiny and colourful gab, but rather in worn-out and torn attire which according to Sipeka, is a reminder of where they come from.

“It is also saying in a way, you can draw the peoples’ attention if you are appointed by God to say something to the people. Our music has a message and the people want to hear that message,” said Sipeka, adding that people do not mind how the messenger is clothed.

“God loves us all, no matter how we are,” said Sipeka. – NCEBA DLADLA Flanking manager and producer Sivuyile Sipeka are Yamkela and Junior, the gospel music duo that’s making waves in Nelson Mandela Bay.

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Stars come out for big music festival at Nelson Mandela Stadium SUPPORT for the first Algoa Live music festival has come from the Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality.

“We’re very excited in the city to have this event; it’s a new product; it’s a new offering; it’s new in terms of our events calendar and I’m sure that it’s going to provide the people of Nelson Mandela Bay and the tourists with something new and something fresh,” said Assistant Director for Events Management of the Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality, Seki Mandaba.

Algoa FM’s first seven-hour music festival

‘Algoa Live’ will be hosted on Saturday, March 7, in Prince Alfred Park at Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium, featuring seven of SA’s top national acts Mi Casa, Jimmy Nevis, Kurt Darren, Prime Circle, Lloyd Cele, Goldfish and Stuart Reece.

“We are happy to give Nelson Mandela Bay this exciting new concert and we are confident that they will be delighted with the quality of this event. This is a huge milestone for us, hosting our first music concert, and we are going all out to put on the best show and make this an annual event that will also benefit the city,” said Managing Director of Algoa FM, Dave

Tiltmann.

Concert tickets are still available and cost R150 for adults and R80 for children (under 18).

They are available online via Ticketpro on www.ticketpros.co.za or can be purchased at participating PostNet outlets within the station’s broadcast area.

Tickets are also on sale from Cone Zone at The Boardwalk. Gates open at 10am with the show starting from 12-7pm.

In order to ensure that everyone is able to enjoy the show the organisers urge people to bring blankets for the seating on the lawn area.

For safety no chairs will be allowed. People

should also ensure that they are protected from the sun because they will not be allowed to obscure the view of those behind with umbrellas.

Food and beverages will be on sale inside the stadium, which means that concert goers will not be able to bring their own refreshments and snacks. Visit www.algoafm.co.za for further information on the concert.

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New Love Life Ground Breakers for 2015 NCEBA DLADLA LOVE Life in KwaNobuhle township has introduced a new team of Ground Breakers for 2015.

They are energetic members, aged 18 to 25 years, who passed matric, have a Level 3 Mathematics pass, have been Iimpitshi for at least four months and possess good communication and leadership skills.

“We applied and went through an interview where we showed that we’ve got the necessary skills required as stipulated in the advert for 2015 Love Life Ground Breakers,” said Ayanda Sali.

According to Sali, their main responsibility is to be the Love Life Ambassadors during the preparation and implementation of Love Life Programmes in the township of KwaNobuhle.

“The core programmes were Love for Life

and Living my Life,” said Luthando Mbali.

He added that other programmes involved a free 3-month Computer Literacy Course as well as a centre stage where the GroundBreakers did art and culture activities like poetry recitation, singing, acting and drawing.

The Ground Breakers also run youth discussion programmes on Radio L2K (Love Life Radio) and shoot videos on issues like Gender-based Violence, Early Childhood Pregnancy, Substance abuse and HIV/Aids, that affect communities.

“I am very excited about being part of the 2015 Love Life Ground Breakers. It is a good opportunity and a headstart for me, “ said Ntomebekhaya Mali.

Mali challenged other young people in KwaNobuhle to join Love Life programmes as they were very helpful in preparing the youth for decision making and positive living.

2015 Love Life Groundbreakers standing from left are, Ntombekhaya Mali, Anelisa Vece, Masonwabe Pieterson, Janice Goliath (Centre Manager) Miselwa Zisile, Luthando Mali and Zukiswa Grootboom. Seated from left are, Siphosethu Makasi and Ayanda Sali.

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Elections in March: Why are School Governing Bodies so important REPORTER SCHOOL governing body (SGB) elections take place across the country between March 6 and 28 this year giving parents the opportunity to serve as governors at their children’s schools.

There are nearly 25 000 public schools in South Africa and every school has a School Governing Body (SGB), that is democratically elected.

By participating in the SGB elections, every parent has the chance to be part of Government’s drive to improve the quality of learning and teaching in the school.

What’s the difference between SGBs and school management?

SGBs are responsible for the governance of the School, while the day-to-day running and management of the school is in the hands of the Principal and Management Team.

Management has to make sure that the school runs effectively for the children

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that are in it now, while governors have to see that it will still be running effectively for the children who arrive only tomorrow, next year, or 25 years on.

Management is employed and paid to carry out a task, while governors are elected to fill their roles, and are not paid anything for doing so.

Management is expected to implement policy: governors, by contrast, produce and adopt policy and set the direction.

In brief, it is true to say that the governing body has an oversight role in respect of the principal and management team, but it does not have a disciplinary role, cannot hire and fire, and does not set staff salaries for State staff.

The SGB is responsible and accountable for a school’s finances. This responsibility of governing the finances means that the SGB must put into place financial procedures and systems.

Who is suitable to serve on SGB It is recommended that candidates should be persons of integrity who are re-

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How do I nominate a candidate for the SGB? A candidate may be nominated and seconded only by a person belonging to the same SGB membership category (e.g. only parents can nominate parents, parents may not nominate teachers and teachers not parents). A nomination form, completed by the nominator, candidate and seconder must be handed to the electoral officer not more than seven days and not less than 24 hours before the election meeting.

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M’well Sports Forum’s Awards honour excellence NCEBA DLADLA SIPHOKAZI Nojoko (athletics) and Oyama Sidlabane (karate) were the biggest winners during the Motherwell Sports Forum Awards held at the Raymond Mhlaba Sports Centre in Motherwell at the weekend.

The awards, a partnership between Motherwell Sports Forum, Motherwell Urban Renewal Programme (MURP) and the Department of Sport, Recreation, Arts and Culture in the Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality were to honour sportsmen and women, administrators and officials who excelled on the field of play in the past year, said Sport Form president Sibongile Fondini.

Federations chose the winners – athletes who

received provincial and national colours in different sport codes as well as those who represented Mandela Bay and the Eastern Cape Province in different leadership positions.

“We are here to honour and congratulate the achievements of the winners who do their best, sometimes on a voluntary basis. It is important to note that some of these excellent performers do this voluntarily,” said Mandela Bay Department of Sport, Recreation, Arts and Culture Director Charmaine Williams.

“The Eastern Cape acknowledged and rewarded excellence. Proof of that was in the Eastern Cape Sporting Awards which were held at the Boardwalk ICC, this year,” said Williams.

She, however, noted with appreciation that Motherwell was leading sport forums in the metro by having awards for dedicated sports-

men and women who were highest achievers.

MURP Director Nkosana Dunjana noted that sports had the potential to keep the youth busy in positive things rather than engaging in crime and other negative things in life.

Mandela Bay SAFA NEC member Mzimkhulu Fina (Football), Welcome Ngaleka (Karate) and former Bafana Bafana and Kaizer Chiefs goalpoacher Patrick Mayo’s son, Khanyisa Mayo, received the National Honours. Mayo is in Niger for the SA U-20 Olympic Qualifiers.

Express Indaba correspondent, Selby Madikane, together with KQ FM’s Sebenzile Tetyana received the Print and Electronic (Radio) Media of the year Awards respectively.

Chairman’s Awards went to Bonisile Gqalane (Judo), Nkosinathi Zamela (Boxing) and Mxolisi Felem (Football).

Mandela Bay Sports Director Charmaine Williams and MURP Director Nkosana Dunjana flank big winners Oyama Sidlabane and Siphokazi Nojoko who took home Sportsman and Sportswoman of the Year Awards, respectively. PHOTO:NCEBA DLADLA

Chiefs devastate Kuyasa United MAJOR Chiefs reigned supreme over Kuyasa United when they drubbed them 4-1 in their ZWIFA Ntando Transport Premier League game at Zwide Stadium on Sunday.

The game which spectators expected would be a nail biting clash, ended up being a scrappy one with lots of goals coming from Chiefs. Chiefs skipper Ntabozuko Mafayi registered a goal while Simamkele Befile banged in a hatrick under his name.

Kuyasa United’s consolation goal came courtesy of Loyiso Ndabambi.

In an enthralling game Gal City came

from behind to hold the vastly improved Morning Stars to a 2-2 draw. Stars’ goals were scored by Athenkosi Fanayo and Mzuvukile Tshitshiba.

Sihle Mkhono and Mphuthumi Putco Lunguza banged in City’s goals apiece.

Zwide Celtics beat beleaguered Real Dodgers 6-2.

Other ZWIFA Ntando Premier results: Camper United 0-3 Real Crusaders; Shining Stars 1-1 Sophakama; Strikers United 1-0 Swartkops United.

– SELBY MADIKANE

Chippa United midfielder Buyani Sali beats Amajita defender Ayabulela Konqobe. PHOTO: SELBY MADIKANE

Amajita gave Chilli Boys reserves a tough time SELBY MADIKANE SOUTH Africa U/20 were a hard nut to crack when they went down 1-0 to Chippa United reserves in a friendly match at Wolfson Stadium in KwaZakhele on Sunday.

The game was part of preparations for Amajita to participate in the2015 CAF African Youth U-20 Championships in Senegal from March 8 to 22, 2015.

The draw for the tournament took place at CAF Headquarters in Cairo Egypt on December 21, 2014. Group A comprises the following countries: Congo, Ivory Coast, Nigeria and Senegal the hosts. South Africa are in Group B with Ghana, Mali and Zambia.

Amajita will take on Ghana on March 9, Mali on March 12 and Zambia on March 15. The two top sides in each group will book themselves a berth in the semi-finals which will be played on March 18 and 19.

Bafana future stars kept the home side at bay for quite a long time. Amajita showed character and determination and they did not show respect to Chilli Boys. Ultimately Chippa United were awarded a late penalty which was successfully taken by Thabiso Mgwaba.

Overall, the game was exciting with many positives and head coach David Notoane must have been delighted to see his boys playing as a unit. Seemingly the nation will enjoy watching their formidable side in the knockout stage of the tournament.

Spectacular WAFA weekend games MULTITUDES who converged on Walmer High School grounds were treated to enterprising WAFA Premier League games over the last weekend.

Fans were treated to football of high standard when Mabayibone Strikers shared the spoils 3-3 with XI Experience.

Gwala Stars held Brazil to a 2-2 draw while

Popular FC beat Walmer Stars 6-5. Real Madrid got soft points over Gidionites that failed to honour their game.

Manchester FC overcame Bayna Eagles 2-0 with Golden Heroes whacking Teenagers 7-1. African Aces punished Morning Stars 1-0 and Young Cosmos beat Young Aces 2-1. – SELBY MADIKANE

NEBFA Sedgars Premier champs held to a stalemate SELBY MADIKANE HUNDREDS of enthusiastic spectators converged at Dodgers ground to watch their sides face each other in NEBFA Sedgars Premier League games on Sunday.

Reigning league champions Dodgers were held to a goalless draw by Bush Bucks in their exciting game. The tempo of the game was extremely high with both sides searching for maximum points.

The final score was a true reflection of the game while the coaches were left frustrated after dropping two valuable points.

Fans saw another real humdinger between Boast Pirates and Red City with the game end-

ing in a goalless draw.

Eastern Jumpers were also held to a goalless draw by City Lads.

Winter Rose were upset 2-1 by Roaring Tigers.

Other NEBFA Sedgars Premier League results: *CCX Callies 1-1 Eastern Jumpers *Bush Bucks 3-1 City Defenders *Real White City 1-1 Stinging Bees *PE Sundowns 3-0 Black Stars

NEBFA First Division results: *Young Lions 0-0 PE Sundowns *PE Rovers 1-0 HUBS *PE All Stars 3-0 Amakhosi *Rangers 3-2 PE United *Bold Tigers 3-1 Vuku Wanderers

Morning Stars’ Lukhanyo Saki and Gal City’s Anele Ace Zweni compete for the ball.

PHOTO:SELBY MADIKANE

Lion City earn sweet revenge victory FOLLOWING their first 2-1 defeat, Lion City managed to emerge victorious over Hotspurs in their SAFA Nelson Mandela Bay SAB Regional League game at Mooredyke Fields on Sunday.

Having given away points in many games this season, Hotspurs succumbed 3-2 to the title chasers Lion City in front of their home supporters.

Nonetheless Hotspurs did not want to lose to the side they defeated in their own hunting ground, which is NU 2 Stadium.

On the other hand City wants to collect points

in each game that they play in order to overtake the log leaders Young Ideas. Camper United played their hearts out despite losing 1-0 to Young Ideas.

Callies lost 2-1 Central Acemates while Fairview Rovers edged out Royal Bucs 2-1.

Other SAFA Nelson Mandela Bay SAB Regional League results: *Despatch Pioneers 2-2 Showvillage United *Ghetto Stars w/o-0 Peace United *Highland Spurs 2-0 Motherwell Academy *Ikamva Movers 2-3 Island City – SELBY MADIKANE

Imbabala outclassTemptations NODEFA VW Community Trust Premier League champions Imbabala Young Stars hammered Temptations 7-1 at Jabavu Stadium on Saturday.

Imbabala looked like they were busy with a training session. For Temptations to retain their integrity, they should go to the drawing board.

Relegation candidates City Style went down 3-2 to Young Callies.

Jamaican Stars overcame Stokes United 1-0.

New City Stars were held to a 1-1 draw by

Kabah United Brothers (KUBS). Golden Chiefs handed City Friends a 2-0 defeat while Manchester United earned a hard 3-2 win over Manchester Babes.

NODEFA VW Community Trust 1st Division results:

*Young Brothers 2-1 Imbabala Young Stars B *Reservoir Strikers 3-3 All City Stars *Flamingo 5-1 Young Pirates *Stokes United B 1-6 Black Vultures *New City Stars B 1-2 Moroka Stars *Young Culture 3-2 Fearnots *Young Cosmos 7-0 Despatch Pioneers *Cango Chiefs 4-3 Real Buccaneers – SELBY MADIKANE

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Kuyga Open boxing tourney this Saturday NCEBA DLADLA FORMER professional boxer Sipho Nogampula is organising an open boxing tournament to be held at Kuyga Community hall this Saturday, October 28.

All the clubs in the metro municipality will be involved, said Nogampula, who heads Team Nompumelo from KwaNobuhle in Uitenhage.

“We are taking this tournament to Kuyga because we want to spread the sport to all corners

of the metro municipality,” said Nogampula, thanking Ward 40 Councillor Thozamile Qushani for promising to assist in the organisation of the tournament.

Nogampula also thanked Correctional Services Regional Boxing Coordinator Mzukisi Daweti who will allow St Albans inmates on a rehabilitation programme to test their boxing skills against the crème de la crème of Nelson Mandela Bay boxers.

“The day will be full of entertainment. We have also asked hot Hip Hop artist Azz Veritazz

to come and deliver his latest sounds from his new album, “Verum Dicere” said Nogampula.

He urged fans to come in droves to support a good cause.“Children in sport are children out of drugs and crime. We urge residents to come and support the initiative,”he said.

Boxers will pay R2 and R3 for the scale while fans will pay R5 entry at the door.

The weigh-in will start at 8am while the first bout is expected to start at 11am. ;Sipho Nogampula.

PHOTO:NCEBA DLADLA

Chilli Boys waste scoring chances in Nedbank Cup loss SELBY MADIKANE CHIPPA United’s Head Coach Ernst Middendorp’s reign turned sour when his side lost 4-2 on penalties to ABC Motsepe side Natal United.

This after a goalless fulltime in their Nedbank Knockout Cup last 32 game at Isaac Wolfson Stadium last Saturday.

Natal United, whose handful of supporters were in attendance, rallied behind their side throughout the game.

The Chilli Boys could have wrapped up the game in regulation time as they had numerous scoring chances and better ball possession.

After the first stanza with no goals, Middendorp introduced George Akpabio in place of Edward Manqele in the second half with the aim of securing a winning goal.

Akpabio’s presence was felt as his shot went wide to the right-hand-side of the goal.

In the 70th minute Akpabio delivered a perfect pass to Siphosihle Mthule whose effort sailed over the crossbar in

the close range, with goalkeeper Nkosingiphile Zondi out of his line.

Natal’s super substitute Sandile Mthembu was offensive to Chippa United’s defenders.

Natal could have scored as Khayalethu Mjoli’s thunderous shot went above the cross bar.

In the fulltime the scoreline remained goalless and the game went into extra time. In extra time Natal United beat Chilli Boys 4-2 on penalties. The homeside supporters who came in their droves were upset to see their side losing to minnows

Real City midfielder Siphelele Gwenu Jonas takes on SUBS defenders. PHOTO: SELBY MADIKANE

SUBS ruthless over their neighbours SELBY MADIKANE SWARTKOPSVALLEY United Brothers (SUBS) ran amok with Real City in their 3-1 win during their ABC Motsepe Second Division game at Motherwell NU 2 Stadium on Friday.

City appeared to be favourites but their efforts could not bear fruit. However, SUBS were awarded a penalty which Luthando Lualua Matiwane converted into the back of the net in the 30th minute.

City took much time to equalise following a world-class header which was scored by Tho-

Chippa United midfielder Siyabulela Shai crosses a ball, with Natal United defender Nkosinathi Siyaya chasing.

PHOTO:SELBY MADIKANE

Amarhamba thumped Strikers SELBY MADIKANE MANCHESTER United, affectionately known as Amarhamba, earned an easy 4-0 triumph over Real Strikers during MOFA Build It Premier League game at Motherwell NU 9 Stadium on Sunday.

Amarhamba were in their top gear and they showed that they were hungry for nothing other than a win. Luvuyo Pylo Mali came up with an opening goal.

United marksman Bakho Deliwe scored a second goal.

Strikers’ defence was not solid because Pylo could easily penetrate between them. United’s first two goals were scored in the first half. Amarhamba increased their lead to 3-0 when Sandisiwe Dyosini’s long range goal found Strikers’ goalkeeper napping.

United’s fourth goal was scored by Ayabonga Tofile late in the second half.

The score could had been more than it was, but United’s front players could not finish clinically.

Other MOFA Build It Premier League results

Hard at work is Manchester United’s Nkululeko Oyisies who is followed by Vuyisa Konzapi.

PHOTO:SELBY MADIKANE

*Shining Stars 2-2 Young Romans *Highland Spurs 3-0 Motherwell United *Young Madrid 3-1 SUBS *Tottenham Hotspurs 0-2 Valencia *Real Aces 1-1 Young Tigers *Tomorrow Stars 4-3 Liverpool *Crystal Palace 3-1 Lion Stars

zamile Bojo Magwala in the 68th minute. However, Shortly, however, City’s joy came to an end following Vuyisani Masumpa’s tame shot that beat City’s goalkeeper Lolly Libazi in the 75 minute.

SUBS finished the rout when Matiwane scored his second goal in the 79th minute.

Other ABC Motsepe Second Division results: *FC Buffalo 0-0 Mthatha Bucks *Morning Stars 1-1 Matta Milan *Zimbane Killers 1-1 Tornado FC *Mthatha City 1-2 La Liga *Angavu Stars 4-0 FC Elliot United *Kokstad Liverpool 4-3 JB Milan *Tembu Royals 0-0 Highbury

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