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Are mayor Wayile’s days numbered? Trade unions upset over ‘campaign’ by ANC inner circle HELGA VAN STAADEN
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T now seems only a question of time before the Nelson Mandela Bay council will be reshuffled and the executive mayor, Zanoxolo Wayile, be given his marching orders. A final announcement on this can be made as early as tomorrow (Thursday). The municipal trade union Samwu and the National Union of Metalworkers (Numsa) have already raised their concerns over this. According to Numsa, Zanoxolo Wayile, who is a former Numsa leader, is the victim of a “well-orchestrated campaign” which is being led by certain “important and dominant” leaders in the ANC regional executive committee.
be redeployed to parliament, while Nancy Sihlwayi, deputy mayor, will accept a position at Salga. Nodongwe also said Numsa is convinced that Wayile’s redeployment is due to the interests of certain leaders who want to use the ANC for their personal gain. “It is clear that Wayile must now pay because he had the political courage to investigate his com-
est of looting the state resources.” The ANC Nelson Mandela regional leaders have been struggling for years to oust Wayile and his “three sisters”, Sihlwayi, the speaker Maria Hermans, and Feziwe Sibeko, former ANC chief whip in the metro. Sibeko resigned two weeks ago as chief whip under great political pressure.
She now serves on the metro’s budget and treasury committee. It is not clear what Hermans’ political future holds. Zandisile Qupe, ANC regional secretary, on Monday did not want to confirm rumours of a reshuffle. “What I do know is that the ANC provincial executive committee has accepted a resolution to finalise the changes by the end of February.”
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rades,” said Nodongwe. He believes that redeploying Wayile will be as good as giving the metro to the DA on a silver platter. Siphiwo Ndunyana, Samwu regional chairman, said the news over a possible reshuffle is upsetting. They warned that such action will not solve the problems, but will, on the contrary, “deepen the self-enrichment and the continuous inter-
Deputy Minister of Communications Stella NdabeniAb rahams (second from left) was in Port Elizabeth on Monday to launch a Science lab project at Sakhisizwe High School in KwaZa khele. Her visit was part of her minis tery’s drive in con juction with the Na tional Youth Devel opment Agency (NYDA) to assist about 30 underprivi leged Eastern Cape schools improve their matric results. With her are, from left, Buru Phun yezwa (Sakhisizwe High learner), Mz imkhulu Qunta (Sa khisizwe High School prinicipal), Steven Ngubeni (NYDA CEO) and Joyini Baxolele (Sa khisizwe High learn er). Photo: NCEBA DLADLA
Zanoxolo Wayile The trade union alleges that no discussions over possible redeployment have been held with the ANC, SACP and the trade union Cosatu. “Wayile has been subjected to public attacks and political humiliation from inside and by his own comrades,” said Phumzile Nodongwe, Numsa regional secretary. It is rumoured that Wayile might
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‘No place for vigilantism in South Africa’ – MEC Helen Sauls-August NCEBA DLADLA MOB Justice has no place in South Africa today, said MEC for Human Settlements, Safety and Liaison Helen Sauls-August last week. The MEC was responding to the acts of vigilantism that have continued to happen in some parts of the province in the recent past. According to the MEC, her department has set aside this month of February to embark on a safety and liaison programme under the
theme: “Maximum Community Participation towards Safer Communities.” “With 2013 marking 17 years’ existence of the Community Police Forum (CPF) in the country, the CPFs are firmly established and community based to address incidents of mob justice,” said Sauls-August, adding therefore that it is the duty of the CPF to diffuse any community tensions that might fuel vigilantism in our communities. Vigilantism denies people an indelible right to a fair trial, said Sauls-August.
According to the MEC, Community involvement in fighting crime should surpass government initiated programmes and become a societal issue that brings people together to fight crime. “In the Motherwell Cluster we do not have a problem with vigilantism. I think it is because we communicate with residents from time to time during imbizos and workshops to ensure that they know what is right. We say no to vigilantism!” said Motherwell Cluster CPF Chairperson Nomawethu Jama. According to Jama, one of the
biggest problems the Motherwell cluster is trying to deal with at the present moment, according to Jama, was rather that of the rampant sexual abuse of women and children. The KwaNobuhle Cluster was, however, not immune to the challenge of vigilantism as identified by the MEC, according to CPF Chairperson Monica Mbatsha. “In areas like Holomisa, KwaNobuhle, for instance, we’ve seen pockets of community members losing patience with the law enforcement officers. Sometimes residents do not understand that
police prioritize certain incidents of crime,” said Mbatsha. She said that vigilantism would always be condemned by her office whenever it showed its ugly face. Mbatsha said it was also incumbent upon the departments of justice and correctional services to educate communities about their ways of working. “Residents should know for instance about bail conditions as well as the conditions under which parole is granted so that the former inmate is integrated back into society,” reasoned Mbatsha.
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Municipal manager appointed after more than three years TINNEKE GOEDHALS
AFTER more than three years the Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality has finally appointed a new Municipal Manager.
Dr Lindiwe Msengana-Ndlela has been appointed on a five-year contract effective from March 1. The municipal manager position has been vacant since July, 2009, when Graham Richards took special leave to allow for an investigation into service delivery failures in the Metro. Msengana-Ndlela holds a Bachelor of Commerce degree and a University Education Diploma from Rhodes University, a Bachelor of Education and a Master of Business Leadership from UNISA, and a PhD (Urban Governance, Leadership and Local Economic Development) from the University of Warwick in the United Kingdom. Msengana-Ndlela, from Cala in the
Eastern Cape, is the former Director General and Accounting Officer of the Department of Provincial and Local Government (2002-2009) who managed a budget that grew from R6 billion to over R24 billion, with a succession of unqualified audit opinions from the Auditor General. She played a leadership role in important committees, including the presidency. According to a statement from the Metro, she played a pivotal role in the drafting and implementation of municipal legislation. She has been recognised by Rhodes University for “Outstanding accomplishment in professional life and enhancing the reputation of Rhodes University” and was awarded the Rhodian Award in 2005. She is also a recipient of a research Fellowship award from the WK Kellogg Foundation of the USA, through a programme which promotes policy practice and research by women leaders in Southern Africa. Since last year she has been a Post-
During her tenure as the head of the Department of Local Government, she achieved a succession of unqualified audit opinions from the Auditor-General. She brings a wealth of experience on administration and management systems in the public sector,” said Mayor Zanoxolo Wayile. Apart from the appointment of a permanent Municipal Manager at the Council meeting on February 21, council also had to deal with a number of important items. They were:
Dr Lindiwe MsenganaNdlela. Photo: SUPPLIED Doctoral Fellow at the Human Sciences Research Council (HSRC). “Dr Lindiwe Msengana-Ndlela is a seasoned and qualified administrator.
Appointment of Acting Municipal Manager Pending the assumption of duty by the newly-appointed Municipal Manager, Council appointed Selwyn Thys to the position of Acting Municipal Manager. Thys is an experienced municipal employee. He previously acted in the position of Chief Financial Officer. Appointment of Acting Executive Directors The following acting appointments were approved for a period of one month:
Adriaan Ferreira: Budget and Treasury Directorate Barry Martin: Infrastructure and Engineering Directorate Mvuleni Bukula: Electricity and Engineering Directorate Andre De Ridder: Safety and Security Directorate Council also voted to extend the following acting appointments for a further period of three months: Mvuleni Mapu: Human Settlements Directorate LulamaMayedwa:CorporateServices Zolile Siswana: Economic Development and Recreational Services Resignation of the Chief Whip and appointment of a new Chief Whip Council accepted the resignation of Councillor Feziwe Sibeko and appointed Councillor Joy Seale as the new Chief Whip of Council. Councillor Sibeko will now serve on the Budget and Treasury Directorate, as well as on MPAC.
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NELSON Mandela Bay marked another milestone on Saturday when 60 taxis were handed over to the municipality by the taxi industry as part of the government-driven NMB Integrated Public Transport System (IPTS). The handover forms part of the IPTS agreement between the municipality and the taxi industry to allow for ease of operation for the buses in certain routes where there is an oversupply of taxis. The handover also marked a jour-
ney dating back five years when the decision taken by the NMB and the local taxi industry to partner in what is the first Integrated Public Transport System in the Eastern Cape. According to Mthubanzi Mniki, Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality Communications and Media Management Officer, the handover reaffirmed the unshaken commitment of the taxi industry to the IPTS project. “The CBD to Summerstrand taxi route has been identified as it has an overflow of transport. The removal of some taxis from this route
is to give space to operate. “The logic behind this move is that stakeholders who are part of the same project cannot compete for the same route as this poses operational complications for both parties concerned,” said Mniki. All the taxis were taken to the municipality’s fleet management depot in Diaz Road where they will be stored for 12 months. According to Mniki, as part of the agreement, each taxi owner will be compensated for any loss of legitimate income. The NMB and the Project team will work on the process of re-skill-
ing the drivers and conductors who were working on the taxis affected. Some are expected to be absorbed within the IPTS process while some will be placed in different areas related the project. The skilling process, which begins on Monday (February 19), involves educating the individuals about the intricacies of the taxi industry and customer care. The process of the handover of taxis has been a voluntary process by the taxi owners. Nomvuyo Mpambani, a taxi owner, said she was elated about the arrangement as it ensured that every-
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Help needed to convert unused school into training centre for former inmates NCEBA DLADLA OFFENDERS who have been rehabilitated must be forgiven and accepted back into the community. This is the view of Reverend Dr James Fatuse, the founder and head of Solulel’isandla Community Development Trust, a multi-disciplinary Non Profit-making Organisation (NPO) that seeks to put back humanity within hardened criminals through programmes of restorative justice. An elated Dr Fatuse announced that his NPO, Solulel’isandla Prison Ministry which focuses on restorative justice programmes at St Albans prison, has acquired the building that used to house
Masangwana Primary School in New Brighton. “We applied to the Department of Education to use the school that is currently unused as our skills development centre – to do programmes of restoration, transformation, rehabilitation and resolution; and after consultation with the Department of Public Works our application was accepted and we were granted the right to use the building,” said Rev. Dr Fatuse. There is, however, one problem with the future skills development centre – the building has been vandalised. It is dilapidated, its walls have cracks and the roofs and ceilings are falling apart. There are no windows, no pipes, electric wire and taps – they have all been stolen.
The school has been turned into a rubbish dump area and Rev. Dr Fatuse and his wife Lindiwe have been spending a lot of time cleaning it - almost every day. They need assistance from anyone who can help them. This includes help from cleaning and cutting the grass to painting and putting life back into the institution. * The NPO, Solulel’isandla was formed through the assistance of former EC Premier Oom Ray Mhlaba in 2002 to assist community members to deal effectively with Illiteracy, HIV/ Aids, Counselling, Career Guidance, Restorative Justice and Skills Development among other disciplines. When other volunteers left the NPO, Dr Fatuse pursued the dream with the help of his wife Mrs Lindiwe Fatuse.
Getting their hands dirty for a good cause are Rev. Dr James Fa tuse and his wife Lindiwe. Photo: NCEBA DLADLA
Sakhisizwe High receives science lab for better results provision of mobile labs and NYDA seeks to ensure that they are exposed to practical experiments to enhance their learning and love for science,” said Ngubeni. The deputy minister said the R150 000 mini-laboratory delivered to each school was aimed at equipping both teachers and learners with lab apparatus to perform science experiments. This, she added, would be followed soon by a computer lab which would also amount to R150 000. Training would be provided for the teachers to use the equipment and dedicated project managers would work together with the schools to ensure that this new technology was used efficiently. Former ANCYL firebrand Ndabeni-Abrahams said the economic freedom in our lifetime that the youth league was talking about could not be realised if the youth of South Africa were illiterate. Sakhisizwe High School principal Mzimkhulu Qunta thanked the Deputy Minister and NYDA for the gesture. “We feel really honoured. You have put our school on the map,” said an elated Qunta.
NCEBA DLADLA DEPUTY Minister of Communications Stella Ndabeni-Abrahams was in Port Elizabeth on Monday to launch a Science lab project at Sakhisizwe High School in KwaZakhele. Ndabeni-Abrahams’ visit was part of her ministery’s drive in conjuction with the National Youth Development Agency (NYDA) to assist about 30 underprivileged Eastern Cape schools improve their matric results. “After planning with the department of education, we took a resolve, all of us, to work together to improve the province’s poor matric pass rate which was 61% last year,” said Ndabeni-Abrahams, adding that Maths and Science made a mere 40% of that. According to NYDA Chief Executive Officer Steven Ngubeni, the project forms part of their mandate to change the lives of the country’s young people through education. “Often learners from disadvantaged schools only learn the theory of physical science through the
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Michael Naicker at The Boardwalk THIS born “Indian” entertainer will be bringing the power - funny power, to The Boardwalk, Vodacom Amphitheatre this weekend. Kevin Perkins, better known as Michael Naicker, is not afraid to tell it like it is and will be doing just so on March 1 and 2 from 8:30pm till late. Perkins has released two CDs commercially and he has had sold-out performances
throughout South Africa, as well as on his two tours to London. The hilarious Indian impersonations comedy show of Michael Naicker has become such a famous comedy act he had to put his name on it, trademarking the name, Michael Naicker. Tickets are available for R110 at Computicket.
Win tickets to the first GIRLS! Grab a group of your closest female friends, workmates or family members, and head on down to the Ster-Kinekor at The Bridge for a real girls’ night out – definitely no guys allowed! The first “Girlfriends’ Getaway” event for 2013, presented by Ster-Kinekor, takes place on Wednesday, March 6 from 7pm, and gives you a sneak preview of a special movie title before its public release. This month’s movie in question is sure to have you giggling in the aisles. Directed by Seth Gordon, Identity Thief stars Jason Bateman of Horrible Bosses, and the delightful Bridesmaids star Melissa McCarthy in this all-star comedy in which a normal guy is forced to go to extreme measures to clear his name. The film’s release date across the country is on 22 March.
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Reality TV search for PE’s Top Model THE search is on for Port Elizabeth’s Next Top Model which will be produced as a TV reality show to be featured on Bay TV, Top TV, and Model TV. The series will be run over 30 episodes. The search will take place from May 1 to 5. School pupils will be accommodated after school. Everyone who enters will participate in the first part of the show which will be in the form of an interview and diary. After day 2 the top 20 will be selected for the third day. The top 10
will participate on day 4 and 5. Entry closes on April 15. Guys and girls 12 years and older can enter. The entry fee is R250. Both the female and male winners will win a modelling contract with Boss Models Cape Town and a portfolio shoot to the value of R5 000 and R500 cash. The entry form can be obtained from info@friendlycityevents.co.za. For more information, contact Jackie Serfontein at 0 073 148 4623 (bbm 270ee276).
Insanity League brings its comedy to Bay THE Insanity League will bring its comedy show to Port Elizabeth with performances at the Boardwalk’s Vodacom Amphitheatre from Tuesday, March 5 until Saturday, March 9. Making up the Insanity League are Aaron McIlroy (crazed purveyor of The Loser, The Golfer, DOF, Unplucked, @ Work and other solo block-busters); with Green and Black Mamba stars, Ben Voss (Beauty Ramapelepele), and John van de Ruit, actor-author of the international best-selling Spud books and the smash hit movie of the same title. The Insanity League was born on the afternoon of the January 23, 2012 on Ben Voss’s KwaZulu-Natal veranda. Fathered by Voss, Aaron McIlroy and John van de Ruit, (but mothered by nobody), the league began “as a caffeine-inspired statement of intent to create a sketch comedy show that would stun audiences and career between the comedic poles of sheer genius and rank stupidity,” said McIlroy. The shows will start at 7.30pm in the evening with ticket prices of R120 every night except Tuesday, March 5, at The Boardwalk when ticket prices will be only R65 per person. Tickets can be purchased from www.computicket.com.
The Insanity League will be performing in their comedy show in Port Elizabeth with perform ances at the Boardwalk’s Vodacom Amphithea tre from Tuesday, March 5 until Saturday, March 9. Photo: SUPPLIED
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Angayiwayo amabhaso kwii-MTN Radio Awards zalo nyaka NCEBA DLADLA IINTANDANE ezimbini zesikhulululo sikanomathotholo eBhayi uVeronica Fourie noDrew Serfontein banethemba lokuphinda babuye nodumo kukhuphiswano lweMTN Radio Awards njenganyakenye xa kusaziswa iziphumo zalo nyaka kumsitho owodwa ozakubanjelwa eSandton Convention Centre, eGoli ngoMgqibelo umhla we 13 ka-Apreli. UFourie weSABC Radio News wathatha iwonga lePublic Radio Documentary ngeli lixa okaSerfontein, obefudula exelengela iBay FM nokwi-Algoa FM sithetha nje wazinqakulela ibhaso leBest Afternoon Drive Show kwizikhululo zaseKhaya. “Amangenelo eMTN Radio Awards avaliwe. Ngoku umcimbi usezandleni zabagwebi ukuba benze umsebenzi wabo, ” kutsho ingqonyela yeMTN Radio Awards uLance Rothschild eseRadisson Blu Hotel, eSummerstrand kwiveki esiyishiyayo. Lo kaRothschild ubethetha neentatheli ngemicimbi engundoqo malunga nala mabhaso axhaswa nguMTN ukuphuhlisa ubuchule bokusasaza nobunkunkqele kwizikhululo zasekhaya, ezoluntu ngokunjalo nezo
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Entrepreneurs workshop to create own businesses NCEBA DLADLA EMERGING Nelson Mandela Bay entrepreneurs were given practical skills, tools, ideas and strategies to make sure that they succeed in business at the Think Beyond a Job; Create Your Own Business Workshop at the Radisson Blu Hotel in Summerstrand last Friday.
An identified boy from Kwazakhele is looking proud of the fruits of his labour. Photo: SUPPLIED
Big donation boosts Small Projects
NCEBA DLADLA AN organisations which assists children from HIV/Aids infected and affected families, Small Projects Foundation (SPF), recently got a helping hand from Absa Bank who donated R50 000 to the foundation as part of its Community Support Initiatives. SPF’s head and director Dr Paul Cromhout said SPF is a NonGovernmental Organisational (NGO) that aims to empower individuals and families with training and support to improve their quality of life. Although they are based in East London, their beneficiaries
come from all over the Province including Port Elizabeth townships like Walmer/Gqebera, KwaZakhele, Zwide and Motherwell. “We specifically assist children from HIV/Aids infected and affected families with training and support,” said Dr Cromhout. One of their projects is with gardening. SPF trains children to work in the garden and grow their own produce. “They plant lettuce, spinach, beans and cabbages and give them to their family and other members of the community as part of their contribution to their well-being. Children love this exercise,” he said.
The highly informative workshop attended also by a group of aspiring business individuals was offered by the National Small Business Chamber (NSBC) and sponsored by Absa Bank. NSBC CEO and author of a compelling book “Never Surrender” successful businessman, Mike Ander-
son, told the gathering that they must have a vision and mission to succeed, share that with their families for support and never let anything stand in their way. “Challenge the status quo and do things differently. Surround yourself with positive people. Keep going and make sure you get rid of toxic elements in your life,” said Anderson. Absa Head of Enterprise Development Sisa Ntshona helped the delegates to learn more about the imperatives of starting and growing a business as well as funding. This was necessary, according to Ntshona, as SMMEs were currently the major drivers of the economy. According to Ntshona, Big corporates are also shedding jobs so it is important that people think of starting businesses for job creation.
Local entreprenuer from left, Sinazi Beja, Vee Sikwebu, Vuyokazi Ngwatyu, Nomawethu Damba and Noluvo Mabeqa enjoyed the seminar.
“Corporates do lose jobs in thousands as a result of technological advancement. Think of what you are doing now and imagine if it will still be there in 5-10 years time,” said Ntshona making an example of printing of checks as outdated today in these times of internet banking and AutoTeller Machines. “The workshop was an eye-opener. I have learnt a lot,” said Ncediso Vumenjani, MD of Sybil Security from Kwazakhele. “It was a powerful presentation. Absa is not only about themselves, they are thinking about us their customers. I found the workshop really encouraging,” said Nontuthuzelo Foster of Ezethu Tours and Phila Wellness and Skills Training Centre in Richmond Hill.
Absa Head of Enterprise Development Sisa Ntshona (left) and author and busi nessman Mike Anderson at the NSBC Entrepreneurs Workshop in PE last week. Photos: NCEBA DLADLA
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SOUTHERN Kings fans who are still high on their team’s victory in their first Super Rugby game on Saturday, will have to wait until next week Saturday to see whether their team can prove their detractors wrong for a second time. The Kings have a bye this week and will be preparing for their match against the Sharks on March 9 at the Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium. This past Saturday’s match between the Southern Kings and the Australian team Western Force, which was played in front of a crowd of almost 33 000 spectators, boasts many records for the team. By winning their first-ever match at this level, by 22-10, the Kings became the first debut winner of the last four teams that joined Vodacom Super Rugby – in
2006 the Force lost 10-25 to Brumbies and the Cheetahs lost 18-30 to Bulls, and in 2011 the Waratahs crushed the Rebels 43-0 in the Melburnians’ debut. The other record is that Sergeal Petersen, at the age of 18 years and 206 days, became the youngest South African to play Vodacom Super Rugby since 1997 (eighth youngest ever). To make his debut even more special, last year’s CocaCola Craven Week Player of the Tournament scored two tries (fifth youngest try-scorer ever). Previously, the youngest South African to feature in Vodacom Super Rugby was former Springbok back Jaco van der Westhuyzen, who made his debut for The Sharks on 4 April 1997 against the Hurricanes in Durban, two days before his 19th birthday. Petersen, who was born in Humansdorp and matriculated from
Grey High School last year, has despite interest from several other teams, signed a contract with the Kings. He has played for the Eastern Province at all youth levels, representing them at the 2007 Under 13 Craven Week, the 2010 Under 16 Grant Khomo Week and in the 2012 Under 18 Craven Week where he scored four tries in three games. The latter performance earned him inclusion in the SA Schools team that played against France, Wales and England in August 2012. Peterson also excelled in athletics and represented South Africa at the 2011 World Youth Championships.
Southern Kings star performer Sergeal Peterson on his way to the tryline.Photo: THEO JEPTHA
Tigers thump Gladiators in EPRU B Section League SELBY MADIKANE
Bontle Tigers forwards tussling with Gladiators forwards. Photos: SELBY MADIKANE
GALLANT Walmer Township community team Bontle Tigers Ladies Rugby Football Club earned a comprehensive 29-7 victory over Gladiators Ladies Rugby Football Club during their Eastern Province Rugby Union B Section League match at Zwide Stadium last Wednesday evening. Tigers captain Poppie Raylene Windvogel scored an opening try in the 10th minute which fly half
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Kyokushinkai Karate tourney at NMMU Vista Campus NCEBA DLADLA NELSON Mandela Metropolitan University (NMMU) Missionvale Campus will host the Eastern Cape Kyokushinkai Karate Association International Challenge Tournament from tomorrow (Thursday, 28 February) to Saturday, 2 March. According to the event organiser, Sensei Zolile Maxama, the tournament will have three categories namely; Kata, semi-contact and full-contact between junior males, females, senior males and females. “It is aimed at giving South African fighters an opportunity to gain the experience needed to participate in the 2013 World Weight Category Tournament, Youth Friendship International Tournament, Veterans and Women’s World Karate Tournament which is scheduled to be held in Japan in April,” said Maxama.
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Indaba Sport Build It League results SELBY MADIKANE MOTHERWELL Football Association (MOFA) Build It First Division games attracted large crowds to the Motherwell NU 9 Stadium recently. The Motherwell United Brothers (MUBS) astounded the fans of
MOFA’s oldest team, Motherwell United, when it ousted them 3-1. MOFA Build It prospect league winners Real City delivered a 4-1 victory over Manchester United. Young Swallows drubbed Shining Stars 3-1 while Mcelu Kings reigned supreme over Ikamva Movers which they whacked 3-1 in a one-sided affair.
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Lion City devastates SUBS in M’well derby SELBY MADIKANE
ON-FORM SUBS disappointed their fans when Lion City devastated them 2-0 in their South African Football Association Nelson Mandela Bay (SAFA NMB) SAB Regional League Motherwell derby clash which was played at Motherwell NU 2 Stadium on February 17. City did not give SUBS any breathing space right from the kick-off. In the 36th minute City defender Lubambo Skera, “Mr No Nonsense” Camagu, unleashed a thunderous shot to score an opening goal for his side. SUBS tried to pile pressure but City’s defence, marshalled by Camagu, stood their ground. The last goal of City came courtesy of Andile Nowala in the 44th minute to make the final score 2-0 in favour of Lion City. It was high drama when SUBS experienced defender, Anele Ace Slotile, went to the showers early, following the receipt of a second yellow card for a dangerous tackle in the 78th minute. Siyasanga Ngetu, Andile Gerrie Nyodi and Camagu played exceptionally well for Lion City. Other SAFA NMB SAB Regional League results:
Andile Gerrie Nyodi challenges a SUBS player. * * * *
Callies 4-2 Royal Bucs Camper United 1-0 Hotspurs Real Aces 1-1 Highland Spurs Tomorrow Stars 3-2 Callies
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* Island City 3-0 Crystal Palace * Despatch Pioneers 1-2 Showville * Morning Stars 0-0 Real City
BUBS shares the spoils with Leeds United SELBY MADIKANE FOOTBALL of high standard was played during games of the Zakhele Football Association (ZAFA) Premiership and First Division at Wolfson Stadium and Dynamos grounds last weekend. In one of the most pulsating clashes the high-riding BUBS shared the spoils 0-0 with big guns Leeds United. These sides played exciting running football but their goalkeepers were able to pull brilliant point blank
saves. United Comrades made their intentions of winning the ZAFA Premier League prestige trophy clear with their 2-1 victory over Brazil Brothers. Despite putting in an extra effort, NUBS sank 2-1 to XI Angels, with Continental Express losing 1-0 to Dynamos. Seven United were held to a 1-1 draw by Ghetto XI, while Zamazama snatched a 2-1 win from Juventus. Young Neighbours beat Santos 3-2 while Golden Brothers earned a welldeserved 1-0 victory over Happy Stars. ZAFA First Division results:
* Fairway Stars 2-3 Everton * Sunrise Development 2-3 Major Stars * XI Masters 0-3 Dynamos * PE Demonstrators 1-0 Black Eagles * Brazil Brothers 2-3 Moonlight City * Real Stars 4-0 Makawula FC * Royal Blues 0-1 Vutha Celtics * Stone Breakers 2-1 Island City * United Brothers 0-4 Real Strikers * City All Stars 4-1 Peace Lovers * Young Professionals 2-1 Young Romans.
A Kuyasa United player is challenged by Celtics player (green). Photo: SELBY MADIKANE
Celtics go down twice in ZWIFA Marina Sea Salt League SELBY MADIKANE The Black Eagles team before their match against PE Demonstrators which the Eagles lost 01. Photo: SELBY MADIKANE
SAFA NMB ABSA Women’s Regional League results SELBY MADIKANE FOLLOWING a month-long layoff due to AFCON games, South African Football Association Nelson Mandela Bay (SAFA NMB) ABSA Women’s Regional League games were played recently.
Sophakama thrashed Tomorrow Stars 6-2 while Mustangs maintained their top spot in the league table standings with their 3-2 victory over NMMU Madibaz. Park United gave a good account of themselves finishing with a 1-1 draw against PE College. Other SAFA NMB ABSA Womens
Regional League results: * Golden Stars w/o- 0 Black Vultures * Park United w/o-0 Shining Stars * Black Vultures 0-w/o Tomorrow Stars * Shining Stars w/o-0 Sophakama * African Chiefs 2-3 Mustangs.
ZWIDE Celtics fans felt dejected when their side lost all its Zwide Football Association (ZWIFA) Marina Sea Salt League games in Zwide Stadium recently. Celtics succumbed 2-1 to their neighbours Major Chiefs and went down 3-2 to Manchester City. Shining Stars gave Soweto Angels a 2-0 hiding with Little Birds pipping Camper United 1-0.
Real Crusaders hammered Umanyano Stars 3-1 while Morning Stars triumphed over Young Killers 3-1. Golden Aces upset SAFA NMB MTN Knockout reigning champions Kuyasa United 2-0. Other ZWIFA Marina Sea Salt League weekend results: * Young Killers 2-0 Manchester City * Little Birds 0-2 Gal City * Zwide Pirates 2-4 Soweto Angels * Strikers United 2-4 Shining Stars * Camper United 2-4 Major Chiefs
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OCAL club rugby team, African Bombers will be looking for home support this Saturday afternoon when they play against Pretoria Police at Zwide Stadium in their Cell C Community Cup pool match.
this past weekend. Pretoria Police, who they will play at 3pm on Saturday, is behind them on the log in Pool B. The Cell C Community Cup is a project of the South African Rugby Union that has been three years in the making and finally got underway this year. The 20 participating clubs will be competing for the historic Gold Cup and involves club communities across the country, from Worcester and Wellington in the south, to
African Bombers is currently third on the log in Pool B after two matches have been played. Despite a fiery start in their first match against Welkom Rovers 35 - 22 they lost to Durbanville-Bellville 45 - 26
Rustenburg and Polokwane in the north of the country. The first programme in the Cell
C Community Cup magazine show, titled “Cell C Community Cup, Working-class Heroes” was aired
on Supersport 1 last night. All shows will feature highlights from Cell C Community Cup matches played around the country, as well as interviews and looks behind the scenes at the competing clubs. The series, which will consist of six episodes in total, will be broadcast every Tuesday evening between 6.30pm and 7pm on SS1. , Another local team competing in the Cell C Community Cup, GAP Despatch, will be playing against United Bulk Villagers Worcester at the Central Rugby Fields in Despatch at 3pm on Saturday in their third pool match. GAP Despatch, which plays in Pool A, is currently last on the log in the Pool. Mzwandile Makhunga of African Bomb ers in action during the match against DurbanvilleBellville. Photo: ImageSA
Luyando Sidumo of African Bombers scores a try during their Cell C Communi ty Cup rugby match against DurbanvilleBellville at the Durbanville Rugby Club on Saturday. Photo: ImageSA
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