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Omelela (9) the honorary firefighter

Not many little boys get the opportunity to be a firefighter for the day. Little Omelela Fongqo (9), who suffers from a life­threatening illness, had his dream of being a firefighter realised with the Reach For A Dream foundation last week. Showing him the ropes is firefighter Thozama Masala. Read more about Omelela’s day as a firefighter on page 13.

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Outages hit businesses hard

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HE Nelson Mandela Bay Metro Municipality’s service provider appointed to deal with cable theft and electricity losses, Amat, said since their launch in July they have not been able to implement their strate-

gy on cable theft reduction owing to a “bottle neck” in the municipality.

This is while cable theft and subsequent power outages are continuing to be a huge problem for businesses and manufacturers in the metro. According to a recent Metro Minutes report, Ford’s PE engine plant had suf-

fered 90 power outages in the past 12 months, resulting in a loss of revenue.

Amat’s CEO, Mthu Ntlangani, said they had, however, since the launch of the project, made inroads in combating and reducing electricity theft, but not cable theft.

To combat electricity theft, Amat has deployed its field audit team in various suburbs

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testing electricity meters both domestic and business. “However owing to the bottle neck within the municipality, this leg of the project (to combat cable theft) has not taken off as yet.

It is really unfortunate that business has to suffer losses due to cable theft,” Ntlangani said.

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Outages hit businesses hard Continued from page 1 According to Ntlangani, the proposals to combat cable theft that they had submitted and were approved by the municipality with Amat’s appointment, are now stuck owing to red tape in the Electricity and Energy department.

“Criminals wait for no red tape. They continue stealing the cables regardless of the red tape,” he said Kevin Hustler, CEO Of the Nelson Mandela Bay Business Chamber, said on Monday businesess’ trust in South Africa’s power utility is steadily and rapidly eroding, especially in the face of the power emergency declared by Eskom.

He added that large industrial users in South Africa have been warned to reduce their consumption by up to 10% to ease pressure on the national grid.

A concerned Hustler said the quality and reliability of power and electricity infrastructure is a major cause of instability for business in Nelson Mandela Bay. “The Nelson Mandela Bay Business Chamber has, over the last three years in particular, had ongoing engagements with the Nelson Mandela Bay Metro centred on the high electricity tariffs in our region, and failing infrastructure including substation flare-ups and collapse, as well as general maintenance and upgrades to the overall electricity infrastructure and grid.”

Ford President, Jeff Nemeth, told Metro Minutes their local plant had significant issues due to power outages.

Nemeth said the local plant operates as a manufacturing operation using high-speed equipment that required a specific shut-down process.

“If this shutdown process were not followed, and the power went out, even for five or ten min-

are currently attempting to meet festive season demand. How are our exporters to meet demand for their products when their ability to produce and deliver to order is so severely compromised?”

Hustler said although many businesses have contingency plans in place for periods of load shedding including the use of a UPS (Uninterruptable Power Supply) and generators, businesses running 24/7 manufacturing lines suffer significant wastage.

“Unscheduled stoppages and disruptions in power supply can cost large companies and manufacturers millions of rands per day, and electricity disruptions have the potential to threaten the very existence of large and small businesses alike.” ) No comment could be obtained from the Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality at the time of going to print.

utes, technicians thereafter had to repair the equipment affected by the outage, adding that repair and spares costs were also high.

“How can my operation be globally competitive, especially as it is exporting to 150 countries?

If I don’t have a competitive product at a competitive cost level, then I won’t sell my vehicles. I’ll lose production and jobs here in South Africa,” he said.

Nemeth said they were now discussing alternative energy as power was a problem in PE. Hustler said businesses in the metro had suffered significant and serious employment losses, particularly the high energy users, who have shed over 950 jobs in the last three years alone.

“Without a steady and reliable supply of electricity, this number may very well climb.

“To demand that business reduce consumption by a further 10% places unacceptable pressure on those in the manufacturing sector, who

Omelela (9) becomes an honorary firefighter ZELDRÉ SWANEPOEL MANY little boys dream of becoming a firefighter. One special little boy, however, got to realise his dream at the age of 9 - even if it was just for a day.

Little Omelela Fongqo’s biggest dream was to be a firefighter and drive in a fire engine. Omelela (9), suffers from a life-threatening illness, and through the Reach For A Dream organisation his dream became a reality at the South End Fire Station last week.

Not only did he get to drive in a fire engine,

he also had the opportunity to handle a high pressure hose, and he was allowed to help extinguish a small oil pan fire with a dry chemical extinguisher.

He and his two best friends were also treated to experience being in an aerial appliance (cage) which was lifted high above the fire engine - all under the watchful eye of Leading Firefighter Lindile Makina.

An overwhelmed Omelela couldn’t find the words to describe his feelings but his excited smile and bright eyes spoke volumes.

While driving in the fire engine around the fire station’s premises he excitedly let the siren off several times with many giggles in be-

Premier and executive visit Bay today REPORTER THE Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality will be hosting the Eastern Cape Premier, Phumulo Masuale, and his Executive on a two-day EXCO Outreach visit starting today (Wednesday).

This visit forms part of the Executive’s programme for the 16 Days of Activism on No Violence Against Women and Children, which is starting today.

The visit also forms part of the Inter-governmental relations and cooperation programme between the Provincial government and the Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality.

During this two-day visit, the Premier and his Executive are expected to hold a closed session meeting with the Executive Mayor of Nelson Mandela Bay, Councillor Benson Fihla and the Mayoral Committee delegation.

At this session, issues ranging from major infrastructural projects to general institutional support will be discussed. Electricity and water sustainability will also be focal discussion areas. The delegation is expected to visit the homes of local victims of violence against women and children.

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André de Ridder, Senior Director/Fire and Emergency Services, said he and his team thoroughly enjoyed seeing the absolute joy on Omelela’s face.

“We were approached by Reach For A Dream to host Omelela and we did this with great pleasure.

“I am well aware that the heart’s desire of many young boys is to be a firefighter and it was only a privilege to help fulfil Omelela’s dream,” De Ridder said.

After all the fun in the Fire Station’s backyard, Omelela and his friends were treated to lunch with senior Fire and Emergency

Services officers, where he was awarded an honorary firefighter’s certificate and badge.

Thereafter the boys were taken to the Boardwalk Entertainment Centre for some more fun and games to end the day.

Omelela’s uncle, Sindile Gqamlana, who had accompanied him on the surprise outing, said it came also as an early birthday present for Omelela, who turns 10 on December 8. ) See a video and photo gallery of Omelela’s special day on www.pe-express.co.za

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High speed internet boost for Baywest City development REPORTER DEVELOPERS of the R1.7bn Baywest Mall in Port Elizabeth’s western suburbs have signed a landmark deal with Vodacom signalling a watershed moment in the development of “smart cities” throughout the country.

The deal will see Vodacom light the entire high speed fibre optic backbone of the 320 hectare Baywest City development, providing high speed internet to Baywest Mall tenants and shoppers alike. By lighting the network, Vodacom will be providing the data to end users using Baywest’s fibre optic infrastructure.

Baywest is the first large scale “green fields” development in the country to incorporate a wholly functional fibre optic backbone from inception. A development spanning the next decade, Baywest City includes commercial and retail offerings, as

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Baywest Mall, which opens in April next year, is the catalyst for the entire project.

Baywest MD Gavin Blows said the deal paved the way for Baywest City to become an interconnected “smart city”. It meant homes and businesses within the Baywest precinct could be connected to fast, reliable internet, and better managing security systems while allowing for the technological development of homes and businesses to progress by leaps and bounds, he said.

“It will be a smart city with fibre optics throughout, allowing for high speed internet access. The security and internet access will run off this fibre optic backbone,” said Blows.

“The new model of city development needs to have the latest technology.”

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“The fibre optic network also allows for free calls within the precinct, reduced call rates, easy cloud computing, and live gaming without any lag, among a host of other advantages,” said Blows.

“We no longer have to talk about what it means to live in a smart city – we are building one,” said Blows. “Having a high speed fibre optic backbone lit by South Africa’s biggest cellular provider fits well with our slogan: ‘Expect Big Things’.”

Carol Hall, Managing Executive (Vodacom Eastern Region) said that in September they launched fibre-to-the-business services in South Africa.

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With just over 1 600 workers currently working on the mall, Blows said tenant installations were on track to start from December.

Also on track was the R300m Baywest road network, connecting the mall to the nearby N2 freeway via a series of onramps and off-ramps. The first phase of the network, connecting Walker Drive with the mall and the freeway, is scheduled for completion in March next year, with the link to Cape Road in Bridgemeade/Rowallan Park set for opening next September, he said.

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Jikeleza driver murdered by men pretending to be commuters NCEBA DLADLA A KWANOBUHLE Jikeleza taxi driver was shot dead and robbed on Friday evening by two assailants who allegedly pretended to be commuters.

According to police spokesperson Warrant Officer Basil Seekoei, the 24 year old driver picked up two suspects on the way to town.

The suspects asked the driver to stop the vehicle just after passing the bridge in Melbrooks.

“He stopped the vehicle and one suspect pulled a firearm and shot the driver in his upper-body.

He died on the scene,” said W/O Seekoei.

The suspects fled with the vehicle.

“Police are investigating a case of murder and car hijacking,” said Seekoei. At time of going to print no arrests have yet been made.

Seekoei urged members of the public who might have information on the incident to please contact their nearest police station and report the matter.

“Otherwise, people with information can

phone the toll-free 086 10111 line,” said W/O Seekoei. . In a separate incident three people died when their vehicle collided with a truck on the N2 last Thursday just before 1pm.

The truck was on its way to Humansdorp, while the vehicle, a VW Polo was on its way in the direction of Port Elizabeth.

According to police reports, the Polo tried to swerve and landed in the oncoming traffic and collided with the truck.

“The driver of the truck jumped out in order

to rescue the occupants of the Polo vehicle but realised that the vehicle was on fire,” said W/O Basil Seekoei.

The truck driver jumped back into the truck and fetched the fire-extinguisher which he used to extinguish the fire.

The three occupants in the Polo had died on impact, according to the police spokesperson.

The deceased were Michael and Michele Murray of Humansdorp and Anell Bruin-tjies of Jeffrey’s Bay. A case of culpable homicide was under investigation, said W/O Seekoei.

Police gear up for holiday season LIZEKA TANDWA THE Police and Municipal Safety and Security office are ready and well prepared for the festive season with numerous road blocks planned to address the increase in criminal activity expected during the holidays.

Acting Traffic Department Deputy Director, Pat Gounda, said at the launch of the Summer Season that their staff have been

briefed on the operation of focal areas in line with the provincial and national initiative.

Gounda said during the festive season they would have speed patrol at main events around the Metro and there would also be extensive patrols on the M17.

Police spokesperson, Captain Sandra Janse van Rensburg, said in one of their high crime areas, Deal Party, an industrial business area, they were currently phoning and visiting all the businesses that had been targeted by criminals in the last two months.

Entry open for Craft competition THE Eastern Cape Development Corporation’s inaugural Eastern Cape craft competition and exhibition called LithubaI Lakho, is a unique opportunity for the soul of the Eastern Cape to be depicted through the art of craft by local artists who would like to compete against the best.

These are the words of Cllr Nomamerica Soul, Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality Portfolio Chairperson for Recreation, Sport, Arts and Culture, to encourage participation for this provincial competition. She said this competition and exhibition is designed to promote top export quality craft from a diverse range of disciplines and has been initiated by the Eastern Cape Development Corporation (ECDC), the municipality’s Nelson Mandela Metropolitan Art Museum and the Mandela Bay Development Agency (MBDA).

Lithuba Lakho means this is your opportunity and crafters can expect a tough battle for top honours as only the best craft items will be selected for the final exhibition. The top three crafters will also be sponsored by ECDC to promote their work on a national level.

This initiative will uplift the local craft community by promoting local craft internationally. “We challenge all Eastern Cape crafters to up your game and craft something amazing that represents the

spirit of the Eastern Cape” says Cumile Ntuthu: Business Advisor, Market Access Center of expertise, ECDC. The exhibition opens on 12 December at 5.30pm and three top crafters will be selected as overall winners with great prizes up for grabs.

The selection process started with a team of craft experts visiting East London, Queenstown, Aliwal North, Barkley East, Mthatha, Mount Ayliff, Port St Johns, Port Alfred and Grahamstown.

The next round of selection will take place from November 24 to December 1 with visits to Jeffrey’s Bay, Kareedouw, Willowmore, Jansenville, Graaff-Reinet, Middelburg, Somerset East and Kirkwood.

The final selection drive will make a Nelson Mandela Bay appearance at 9am on 1 December at the Nelson Mandela Metropolitan Art Museum. Crafters must bring five of their top works with a completed entry form to the selection venues. . Those interested in entering this competition can take their best work to one of the selection centres with an entry form. For more info contact: Yandiswa 043 704 5600 and email: ysodaba@ecdc.co.za or Emma 041 506 2000 and email: eobrien@mandelametro.gov.za.

“This is not the first attempt to establish a Sector Crime Forum in the area. We have also contacted security companies responsible for the security in this area and we the SAPS should work together with the businesses in the area to address the crime challenges we are facing,” she said.

Janse van Rensburg said they were currently experiencing a problem with burglaries at business premises. Motor vehicle theft was also becoming rampant.

“There is a big concern over business rob-

beries. We are also warning people walking to and from work mainly in the Deal Party area, to be more cautious. We have an active Sector Manager that is responsible for the Deal Party area and Crime Prevention strategies are in place to address the crime within the area,” said Janse van Renburg.

A Sector Crime Forum meeting will take place on December 3, from 1:30pm for 2pm at the PPC Conference facilities in Deal Party. For info contact W.O. Werner Meyer on 082 302 0739.

ART Museum holiday workshops for kids LOOKING for simple, fun and valuable activities for children?

The Nelson Mandela Metropolitan Art Museum this Festive Season will host creative holiday art workshops for children from 8 to 15 years.

Activities include glass painting and clay modelling and glass painting workshops taking place on December 8, 10

and 11. Tickets cost R30 per person per workshop.

In January the municipality will be hosting clay workshops from January 7 till 9. Tickets cost R30 per person per workshop. Organisers said all the workshops start at 9am and finish at 12pm.

Children are advised to wear an old

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Bookings are essential, as space will be offered on a first-come-first-served basis. To book, contact the Art Museum at 041 506 2000, fax: 041 586 3234, email rbowers@mandelametro.gov.za or visit them at 1 Park Drive, Central, Port Elizabeth. – REPORTER

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Young Bay talent honoured at PE Opera House NCEBA DLADLA PE’S FINEST, a modern-day dance group from Bethelsdorp in Port Elizabeth, were among the top performers at the inaugural Isakhono Awards at the PE Opera House last Thursday.

PE’s Finest took home the Best Choreographer Award while they were the first runnersup to Grahamstown’s Amaphiko Cultural Dancers from Makana Local Municipality who were the overall winners.

The awards were held to recognise and honour provincial actors, dancers, choreographers and scriptwriters who participated and excelled in their art forms during the programmes held at the PE Opera House in 2014.

The programmes, namely the Shukuma

Provincial Dance Competition, the CASAC FET College Arts Association and Township Youth Drama Festival, were intended to give an opportunity for the youth of the province to showcase their talent.

These programmes are part of the PE Opera House’s transformation agenda under the leadership of Monde Ngonyama and his board of directors.

The programmes were a resounding success that saw township school artists mentored by recognized talent that included Virgil Jacobs, Olwethu Mdala and Anele Peni among others.

During the awards Isakhono Programme coordinator, Monde Wani, commented that the PE Opera House looked youthful and energetic.

; Celebrated Nelson Mandela Bay artists Monde Wani, playright, actor and director with his musician and actress wife Nomsa Siyo­Wani, at the PE Opera House during the Isakhono Festival Awards last week. PHOTOS: NCEBA DLADLA

< Acting mentors are Zukiswa Cakucaku (left) and Lonwabo Xatasi (right) with E.Z Kabane High School’s Nolubabalo Williams who collected a participation award for her school.

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Women’s Manyano invited to prayer meeting NCEBA DLADLA NELSON Mandela Bay church Women’s Manyano and caring citizens are invited to a prayer meeting on Friday November 27 to be held in honour of the family of a 2-year old toddler who was raped and murdered by a 16year old youth in Soweto-on-Sea recently.

The rape and killing of the toddler by the youth who was arrested by the police has been described as horrendous by Nelson Mandela Bay residents.

The prayer-meeting, organized by Kwazakhele police, members of the Community Police Forum (CPF) and the church fraternity will be held from 10am at the corner of Serothe and Zinyanya Streets in Soweto-on-Sea

where the evil act is believed to have happened.

According to Rev. Dr Xolani Tengo, ministers of religion from all church denominations were expected to come and take part in the service aimed at bringing hope to the distressed.

Kwazakhele CPF Chairperson Mawethu Poni told PE Express Indaba previously that communities had planned meetings to talk about the recent spate of crime that was disorganizing families and causing fear among local residents.

“We also took time to talk to the learners in the local primary schools and warned them against taking part in criminal activities,” said Poni.

The prayer meeting starts at 10am.

IDAMASA Women’s Manyano will be attending the prayer meeting at the corner of Serothe and Zinyanya Streets in Soweto­on­Sea on Friday.

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Walmer High School’s Masifunde Youth Choir came second in the MySchool Woolworths Sing and Dance National Competition and took home R50 000 prize­money they’ll use to improve the condition of their school, according to choir facilitator, Zena Bally, standing (left).

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Walmer High’s Masifunde Choir wins R50 000 second prize HARD work and perseverance has paid off for Walmer High School learners who took part in the MySchool Woolworths Sing and Dance Competition as the Masifunde Youth Choir and were crowned the first runner-up.

“The news came on Friday (November 21) afternoon. Everybody is so excited,” said Masifunde Fund-Raising and Communications Head, Edem Foli, adding that the youth had collected R50 000 in prize-money for gaining econd position.

The grand prize winner Riebeek College Girl’s High won R100 000 prize-money.

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hours or fax 041 406 5946. ) The Department of Social Development and Special Programmes is requesting anyone with information regarding the whereabouts of the biological father of the child, Adaeze Jade Chedebelu to contact the social worker, J.E. Kommer on 041 406 5795 / 041 406 5906, during office hours or fax 041 406 5946. ) The Department of Social Development and Special Programmes is requesting anyone with information regarding the whereabouts of the biological father of the child, Lee-Rose Johnson to contact the social worker, J.E. Kommer on 041 406 5795 / 041 406 5906, during office hours or fax 041 406 5946. ) The Department of Social Development and Special Programmes, Bethelsdorp Community Development Centre is requesting anyone with information with regard to the identity and whereabouts of the biological fathers of Melanie Grootboom (born on 22/1/1997) and Tonia Grootboom (born on 09/06/1996), to contact social worker, Lennon Jarman at 041 406 5920 / 5905 / 5708 during office hours. The biological mother, Annie Grootboom, of the above mentioned children is deceased (D.O.D is 16/02/2014). ) The Department of Social Development and Special Programmes is requesting anyone with information with regard to the whereabouts of Sheldon Meyer to contact social worker, Mr. M. Beyleveld at 041 406 5907 during office hours (08:00 – 16:30). ) The Department of Social Development and Special Programmes is requesting anyone with information with regard to the whereabouts of Karin Boesak to contact social worker, M. Beyleveld at 041 406 5907 during office hours. ) The Department of Social Development and Special Programmes is requesting anyone with information with regard to the whereabouts of Shereen May to contact social worker, M. Beyleveld at 041 4065907 during office hours. ) The Department of Social Development and Special Programmes is requesting anyone with information with regard to the whereabouts of Dylan Jantjies to contact social worker, M. Beyleveld at 041 406 5907 during office hours (08:00 – 16:30). ) Uviwe Child and Youth services is looking for the mother of Deidre Williams. The biological mother gave birth to her on 16/09/2003. The biological mother’s name is Sonja Valencia Williams (born 19/11/1975).

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Start voting now for your favourite Christmas Baby THE top 10 babies in our Front Page Christmas Baby competition have been chosen.

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It is now up to the public to vote for their favourite baby who they think deserves to grace the front page of our last edition of the year – the Christmas edition on Wednesday, December 17.

To see who the top 10 babies are, go to our website at www.pe-express.co.za and click on Galleries - Photo Galleries - Competition Pictures.

Each baby has a unique number. To vote for your favourite baby, SMS the keyword “Indaba”, followed by the baby’s unique number to 45527 (eg: Indaba 11). Each SMS costs R1.50.

Family Friendly Stand-Up Comedy Fest REPORTER PORT Elizabeth is about to play host to the inaugural “Laugh It Up” Comedy Festival set to take place on November 28.

The festival which has no age restriction is an idea which came from community radio Station KingfisherFM. General Manager Alan Ahlfeldt said that comedy was a natural fit with the station’s focus on positivity.

“Our goal is to bring hope and inspiration to Nelson Mandela Bay. What’s more uplifting than a good laugh?”

“In this economic climate it’s difficult to attend expensive entertainment events as a family, even with just two children. We wanted to make this event accessible to families, so we have made the ticket price affordable and will be granting free entry for kids under 13. The content will be good clean fun. That in itself is unique for live comedy these

days,” said Ahlfeldt.

The show will be headlined by Comedian and TV Personality Roland Gaspar, whose face will be familiar to many as the Makro Man from the ‘Living in Store’ ad campaign or the MiWay Guy from that company’s Insurance Infomercials. Gaspar has been working with KingfisherFM since May this year with the goal of refining the on-air product and building listenership.

The show also features Comedienne Lindzy Msimang from Johannesburg, winner of the 2011 Nando’s Comedy Showdown.

Third on the line-up is local new talent Francois Scholtz, who was last year’s CocaCola East Cape Comedy Collective new Comedy talent search winner.

The show will take place at the auditorium of Father’s House Church at 30 Patterson Road in North End at 7.30pm, and tickets are available from KingfisherFM 041 368 9740 and the church.

You can vote as many times as you like.

Voting closes on Friday, December 5 at 3pm.

The baby with the most SMS votes will be the PE Express Indaba Christmas Baby for 2014.

The Christmas Baby Competition is aimed at making the day even more special for babies who are celebrating their first Christmas.

The winner of the competition will be rephotographed and MUST be available from December 8-12 for the photo session. ) For more information, contact Tanya van Zyl at tanya.vanzyl@media24.com or phone her at 041 503 6059.

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Gospel singer Gcwabe performs People were dressed to kill at the Gospel Extravaganza event held at Babs Madlakane Hall in Kwanobuhle town­ ship, where they had an opportunity to pose for a picture with humble, multi­talented and famous gospel singer, Malibongwe Gcwabe.

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Chippa United faces Free State Stars in Absa Premiership match NCEBA DLADLA CHIPPA United will be coming out with guns blazing when they face Free State Stars in the Absa Premiership match at the Nelson Mandela Bay stadium tonight.

This is the view of the Chilli Boy’s Marketing and Communications Manager Putco Mafani.

According to Mafani, after losing 1-0 to Bloemfontein Celtics away in the weekend, United will be unstoppable at home.

A late goal by Phunya Selesele’s Lerato Lamola in 82 minutes sank the local team and thus thwarted the plans of being unbeaten in seven matches since the takeover of Roger Sikhakhane as the coach, following the depature of head coach Kosta Papic in September.

This was the first loss for Sikhakhane who counted Moroka Swallows and Orlando Pirates among his victims, with the defending Absa Premiership League champions Mamelodi Sundowns settling for a 1-1 draw.

“We were unlucky not to score against

Celtics. Free State Stars will, however, not be so lucky.

“They will suffer the consequences of what happened in the Free State at the weekend, because they all come from the Free State Province,” joked Mafani, adding that the mood in the camp was high and that all players were ready for the game which he hoped would put the Chilli Boys back at the top of the log.

“We urge Eastern Cape football followers to come in droves to the stadium. They must come and sing amagwijo which are celebra-

tory songs originally from the Eastern Cape,” said Mafani.

Chippa United are currently standing at number seven with 17 points from 11 matches while Ea lla koto their opponents, on the other hand are at position 14 with 11 points on the league log with the same number of matches played.

Before the Celtics match, the Chilli Boys were comfortably placed second on the log standings.

“We want to get back to the top,” said Mafani. Kick-off is at 7pm.

Movers register their third league victory SELBY MADIKANE IKAMVA Movers registered their third league win when they beat the struggling Camper United 2-1 in their SAFA Nelson Mandela Bay SAB Regional League game at Motherwell NU 9 Stadium on Saturday.

Following their string of dismal performances, Movers were aggressive and their goal-poacher Mbongeni Keita Yako banged a first half goal.

Movers were awarded a penalty that was scored by Thamsanqa Zondani n the second half. Camper’s substitute Ndyebo Mazantsi came up with his side’s consolation goal.

Young Ideas’ 4-0 away victory over Peace United in Walmer placed them in the top spot of the log table while their neighbours Lion City dropped to second position of the

league table standings following their 1-1 draw with Showvillage in their Motherwell derby.

Other SAFA Nelson Mandela Bay SAB Regional League results: *Despatch Pioneers 0-1 Highland Spurs *Hotspurs 2-2 Royal Bucks *Ghetto Stars 1-2 Fairview Rovers *Central Acemates 0-1 Despatch Pioneers *Island City 2-2 Callies

Ikamva Movers defender Makhi Carburetor Robo is chased by Camper United’s Siphuxolo Lobi. PHOTO:SELBY MADIKANE

SUBS come from behind to win their game SELBY MADIKANE SWARTKOPS VALLEY United Brothers (SUBS) struggled to beat Crystal Palace 2-1 being one goal down in the entire first half during a MOFA Build It Premier League clash at Motherwell NU 9 Stadium on Sunday.

SUBS are the only side in MOFA Build It Premier League that has won all its games so far.

Having been beaten 2-1 by Milan Stars, Palace made matters difficult in the first half. After Palace’s big striker Mlungiseleli Maradona Honi scored a long range shot from the setpiece, SUBS looked more anxious and they missed chances.

In the second half SUBS were so defiant that they put their counterparts under immense pressure.

SUBS striker Yamkela Va was very offensive to the Palace defenders and was unfortunate in not having come up with a goal or two.

SUBS first goal came from the header of Lelethu Nkonko after his side was awarded a corner-kick. SUBS pushed more players forward in search of an equaliser.

In the dying minutes of the game the longawaited winning goal scored by Chumani Makafi brought a spark of joy to the SUBS’ players.

Other MOFA Build It Premier League results: *Motherwell United 1-1 Liverpool *Tomorrow Stars 1-1 Young Tigers *Highland Spurs 5-1 Lion Stars *Milan Stars 1-1 Shining Stars *Manchester FC 2-0 Manchester United *Young Madrid 4-1 Young Romans *Valencia 0-0 Real Aces *Highland Spurs 7-1 Young Romans

Dynamos FC. PHOTO:SELBY MADIKANE

Dynamos still unbeaten in ZAFA Njeya Investments Premier League SELBY MADIKANE DYNAMOS, affectionately known as Amagugu, are still unbeaten in the ZAFA Njeya Investments Premier League.

In their last two games, Amagugu managed to beat BUBS 9-0 in their first game and walloped the newcomers Fairway Stars 5-1 in their sec-

ond game.

The league champions NUBS were defeated 1-0 by their runners-up Young Romans and they salvaged a 1-1 draw when they were up against XI Angels.

Other newcomers Real Stars started their league season campaign on a positive note when they defeated Leeds United 2-0.

Other ZAFA Njeya Invest-

ments Premier League results: *Leeds United 1-1 Continental Express *Young Professionals 2-0 Ghetto XI *Zamazama 0-w/o United Comrades *Ghetto XI 0-1 Seven United *Juventus 2-1 Young Professionals *United Comrades 3-0 Young Romans *Continental Express w/o-0 Zamazama

SUBS striker Yamkela Va (heading the ball) is watched by Crystal Palace skipper Mzwabantu Kiki Mbombela.

PHOTO:SELBY MADIKANE

Sasol League playoffs results SAFA Eastern Cape Sasol League playoffs were played at North End grounds in East London on Saturday.

SAFA Nelson Mandela’s hopes were were dealt a heavy blow when Manchester Babes failed to book themselves a place in national playoffs by losing 2-1 to Coastal United.

Thunderbirds were ruthless when they walloped Golden City 4-1. It was a one-sided affair when

Birmingham City drubbed Eastern Rangers 6-1. City Lads outclassed All Stars 5-0 in their onesided game.

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