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Boy (16) arrested for rape and murder of toddler (2) NCEBA DLADLA

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SIXTEEN year-old school-boy from Soweto-On-Sea has been arrested for the rape and murder of a toddler (2) on Sunday afternoon.

The names of the victim and the suspect cannot be disclosed as they are both minors and the

case involves a sexual offence.

According to police spokesperson Warrant Officer Dumile Gwavu, the suspect was arrested after police investigation into the rape and murder of the baby boy who was found dead at Serote Street.

“The toddler was last seen playing with other children at Songololo Street on Saturday around 12 noon. He was reported missing at

around 1pm on Saturday,” said W/O Gwavu.

According to Gwavu, a search ensued and the toddler’s lifeless body was found in a house in Serote Street, Soweto-On-Sea, around 3pm on Sunday. He had blood on the back of his body, according to Gwavu.

Police are still investigating the cause of death.

After police investigation, the boy (16) was ar-

rested on Monday. The suspect was kept in custody and is expected in court today (Wednesday) 29 October to face charges of rape and murder.

Dora Nginza Hospital Principal Social Worker Pamela Rubushe described the crime as “horrible.”

“This is a sad story. It’s painful and horrible and it is for this reason that we always call for heavy sentencing.”

Walmer High choir in top 5 of national competition

Walmer High School’s Masifunde Youth Choir could make their school R100 000 richer after being announced as one of five finalists of the 2014 My School Sing and Dance Competition. The winners of this national competition will be announced on Thursday November 27. Seen here with the choir is their conductor, Zane Bally (back left). Read the full story on page 4.

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INDABA | WEDNESDAY 29 OCTOBER 2014

Rev. Jesse Jackson appointed as PPC Cements beauty of New Brighton’s Jarvis Mandela Bay ambassador NCEBA DLADLA AWARD winning Radio Station Umhlobo Wenene FM had the pleasure of hosting African-American civil-rights activist Reverend Jesse Jackson during its Breakfast Show BEE last week Wednesday.

The cleric thanked the Eastern Cape leadership for inviting him to come to these shores to experience what he called “a deep connection” with the motherland, Africa.

Rev. Jackson applauded South Africa for 20 years of a vibrant democracy and three successive free and fair elections and a stable government.

“I am impressed with your democracy.

Twenty-years later, the ANC has a stable government. Your constitution allows freedom for women and people of colour,” said the international Human Rights activist.

“This is however, just 20 years. We are in the morning of the new beginning. Things will not be done overnight, “ said Jackson.

He added that South Africa must somehow learn to democratise the econo-

Rev. Jesse Jackson (Third from left) at Umhlobo Wenene FM with from left, Putco Mafani, (BEE Host) Phumzile Mnci (Station Manager) Faith Mtyida, MEC Pemmy Majodina, Mafa Bavuma (BEE co-host) and Ntombi May.

my like she did in politics and ensure that there was equality.

“Remember, the layers of apartheid were not even skin deep. The layers of apartheid were bone-layer deep. They go to the bonemarrow. Meaning that it is going to take time to overcome the racial apartheid, educational apartheid, land apartheid and access to capital apartheid,” said Rev. Jackson.

Rev. Jackson said equality meant equal access to resources.

He said that it would take time to overcome because of the layers and forms of apartheid.

He challenged South Africa to have passion for education.

During his stay, the Reverend, who also took the position of being Nelson Mandela Bay Ambassador to the US, visited the graves of the political icons and legends like Govan Mbeki, Raymond Mhlaba, Griffiths and Victoria Mxenge, Steve Biko and Oliver Tambo to pay tribute.

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NCEBA DLADLA BUILDING construction company PPC Cement has made a difference in the lives of the pupils of Jarvis Gqamlana Primary School in New Brighton.

The company rebuilt the caretaker’s house which was demolished in a fire during a burglary a few years ago.

Vandals had taken advantage of the school since the fire. The school had been broken into many times and that had adversely affected teaching and learning, according to principal Ndiphiwe Ngqawana who thanked PPC Cement for the gesture.

“This R100 000 renovation has made a huge difference to the school. When the building was burnt down, we were the victims of vandalism. The state of the school made it difficult for effective teaching and learning to take place. This was a pain in the neck seeing thieves coming in to do what they liked in the school,” said a delighted Ngqawana.

The two-bedroom house with a kitchen and lounge, was now in a state where someone could live in it. According to Ngqawana, the mood for both the learners and teachers had improved as a result.

“It was an eye-sore to all of us and members

of the community” he said.

PPC Cement Risk Manager Hugo Badenhorst said they were touched by the plea they received from the Metro Community Development Forum about the condition of the school “Having built the school’s bathroom before, we decided to come and assist as part of our Corporate Social Investment (CSI) Project,” said Badenhorst, adding that they used R100 000 to renovate the four-roomed house to make it habitable.

“They (PPC Cement) have brought back the good image of the school. The parents of the school are very happy. There is so much positive outlook here now that we foresee a positive growth in the school,” said School Governing Body Chairperson Yaliwe Papu An overjoyed Papu admitted that this was their first successful project as the SGB. She said they were hoping a lot more things would be coming to the school. ”We’d like to urge more parents to bring their children to the school,” said Papu.

Mzwandile Gwaqu of the Community Development Forum said they would work hand in glove with the SGB and members of the community to ensure that they looked well after the school. He said they would protect its beautiful image.

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From left, Nontsikelelo Antonie and Masabatha Selekane (SGB), Karlwin Heese and Hugo Badenhorst (PPC Cement), Ndiphiwe Ngqawana (School principal) and Yaliwe Papu (SGB Chairperson).

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A few of the first Learn to Swim learners reaching the finish line.

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Newton Park pool re-opens with a splash LASHEIGH LUCAS THE Newton Park swimming pool opened to the public last week Friday after months of renovations and hard work.

“The Municipality is proud to announce that the pool is ready and open to the public,” said municipal spokesperson Mthubanzi Mniki.

The pool has been closed since July last year when a burst pipe caused the water to go green and interrupted the SA National Aquatic Championships. Approximately R1 million was spent on the pool upgrade.

The re-opening also coincided with the Learn to Swim Programme that the Municipality is currently running through the

Sport and Recreation Sub-directorate.

“Swimming is a very important life skill because it is a sport that can save a life,” said Ward 39 DA councillor Margaret de Andrade.

There are currently 3 000 learners taking part in the Learn to Swim Programme. All schools are urged to participate in the programme and are also allowed access to using the pool.

“We need to try to drown-proof every child in the country and allow children to be able to pass on their skills,” said De Andrade.

Councillor De Andrade concluded with the vote of thanks, thanking all the people who contributed to the hard work and all the learners who are part of the Learn to Swim programme.

Two suspects nabbed for illegal possession of firearm and ammunition MEMBERS of the South African Police Service (SAPS) K9 Unit arrested two men in their early 20s for possession of an illegal firearm and ammunition on Sunday afternoon.

According to police spokesperson warrant Officer Gerda Swart, the K9 Unit members, acting on information about the possibility of a firearm on the premises and armed with a search warrant, visited a spaza shop in Amanzi Street, KwaNobuhle Township and produced a search warrant.

“They searched the premises and indeed recovered a 9mm Norinco Star and ammunition and arrested the two men in their early 20s who were in the spaza shop.

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According to Warrant Officer Swart, the firearm will be taken for ballistic testing to see whether it was previously used to commit crime in the past.

She said the two suspects were expected to face charges of illegal possession of a firearm and ammunition at KwaNobuhle Magistrate Court, in Uitenhage today (Wednesday) October 29.

W/O Swart thanked members of the community for trusting the police and giving them information in an act to combat crime.

She said, “We encourage members of the community to continue giving police information that will help us clean the streets of crime and criminals.”– NCEBA DLADLA

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INDABA | WEDNESDAY 29 OCTOBER 2014

Walmer Masifunde Choir up for R100k grand-prize in national competition NCEBA DLADLA WALMER High School learners taking part in the Masifunde Youth Choir Comptition could make their school R100 000 richer in the not too distant future.

The group of singers and dancers have been announced as one of the five finalists of the 2014 My School Sing and Dance Competition.

The winners of this national competition will be announced on Thursday November 27.

“We received over 100 entries and loved viewing every one of them. Our judges were impressed by the talent, innovativeness and beautiful voices from all over South Africa - we really have amazing talent in our SA schools,” said Masifunde’s Shan Khan.

After long discussions and debates, according to Khan, the judges decided on the five finalists and announced them as follows; Curro Hillcrest Christiana Academy from KwaZulu-Natal, Nelspruit Primary School (Mpumalanga), Riebeek College Girls’ High (Eastern Cape), Somerset College (Western Cape) and Walmer High School’s Masifunde Youth Choir from Nelson Mandela Bay. “Being chosen among the five finalists in the country means that this choir is special.

“They are one of the best in the country. And who knows, they might bring the title home,” said Masifunde Fund-Raising and Communications Head Edem Foli.

According to the organisers, the five finalists must compete in Round 2 of the competition for the Grand Prize.

Walmer Masifunde Choir Facilitator Zena Bally believes the choir has the ability to bring the title to Walmer/Gqebera.

“They are very dedicated. We meet every Monday to Friday after school to work on our sound which is a combination of Hip Hop, House, Gospel, African Traditional and European Classics.

We also do Latin German,” said Bally proudly, adding that there’s a lot of raw-talent among Walmer township’s youth.

“They’ve got beautiful voices,” she added.

To bring out the best in them, Bally said, she works with a starright-system which is a positive reenforcement system.

The choir rendered two beautiful pieces for PE Express Indaba.

Without a doubt, these young Walmer township musicians could get anything between positions one and three and bring home at least R50 000 second and third prizeawards if not the R100 000 grandprize.

Inaugural jazz fest a hit THE inaugural TOPS @ SPAR Whisky & Wine Jazz Fes- South African soil, after performing at the Apollo Theatival was a hit with Nelson Mandela Bay residents, as tre in New York and a two-week whistle-stop tour of more than 1 500 people turned out for the event on Satur- Norway.

Lead electric guitarist and vocalist Simphiwe ‘Simz’ day night.

Nangoza Jebe Hall in New Brighton was transformed Kulla said his five-piece group had literally come into an upmarket urban jazz lounge, with stylishly straight off the plane, after arriving at OR Tambo earlidressed visitors enjoying the musical line-up and sam- er that day.

East London-born Kulla said it was great to be back pling some of the finest wines, whiskys and finger foods in the Eastern Cape. from 60 of the retailer’s biggest suppliers.

“It’s always lovely SPAR Eastern Cape to come home. I’m managing director ConXhosa, so PE is close rad Isaac said he was enough to my homedelighted at the success town, and I loved the of the debut festival and fact that the venue promised that it would was so full.” return to the Port ElizaAudiences were beth township next given a taste of the tiyear. tle track from their “Nobody worries latest album, #Doabout bringing this WhatYouLove, kind of event to the which is due for retownships. From a lease shortly, as well SPAR and TOPS point as familiar tracks of view, we were the such as Soundcheck first into these areas, Sama-nominated group The Muffinz headlined the inaugural and Umsebenzi Wenthe first to recognise TOPS at SPAR Whisky & Wine Jazz Festival in Port Elizabeth doda. their potential, while on Saturday.

PHOTO:SUPPLIED “I’m personally others simply tried to very passionate about little festivals like this that really follow suit.”

With 86 outlets across the province, the TOPS brand focus on the arts,” he said.

“As a working nation, we need to be as diverse as posis now the biggest retail liquor group in the Eastern sible and not pander to the mainstream. We’ve got Cape.

“Today is about giving back to the community by many cultures and we need to preserve that.

“Seeing SPAR invest in this is lovely because it probringing some quality wines and whiskys and giving them the chance to enjoy some top local and national motes culture on a bigger level.”

Kulla said making a great wine or whisky was an art jazz.”

And enjoy the music they did, with PE bands Take form in itself and, much like music, was all about findNote and Ricochet getting the crowd on their feet with ing the right notes and harmony.

“We call our sound ‘eclectic soul’ because it’s literally original compositions and reggae and R&B-influenced five different guys from different backgrounds who all cover versions respectively.

But the highlight of the evening was when Umhlobo grew up listening to different things like reggae, hipWenene’s master of ceremonies, DJ Pastor, introduced hop, pop and a cappella.

“It’s crazy, we bring that together and make this soul Johannesburg-based act The Muffinz.

The metro gig was the group’s first stop back on trip music. And it works.” – INDABA REPORTER

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Senior Citizen Year winners announced BETTIE GILIOMEE

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even a man of 109 years old dancing in his wheelchair to end off the BLG Logistics Senior Citizen the Year Awards on Saturday, was proof that age does not have to prevent one from keeping active, not only enjoying life but also giving joy with one’s life.

The awards saw three ladies walk away with top honours.

Maggie Cunningham (79) was the winner in the age group 70 to 79 years, while Jumartha Milase Majola (82) and Wilhelmina Africa (90) took first place in the 80-89 years and 90 and over categories respectively.

Also honoured on the evening were two people who have passed the 100 years’ milestone- - Jan Steenberg, who is 109 currently and two months shy of his 110th birthday in December and Sally Hearnden, 102.

The prestige awards, of which Port Elizabeth Express is a media sponsor, are run as an annual event by the Golden Oldies Fundraising Club in collaboration with BLG Logistics, recognising the time and effort volunteered by senior citizens making a positive contribution to the community.

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The Summerstrand Hotel sponsored the venue for the event.

Maggie is the founder member of Northern Lights School serving physically disabled children, Coloured, Black and Indian children who could not attend mainstream schools.

She is also on the board of Executors of Cheshire Homes SA, as well as Seringa Association for the Aged and Busy Bees Women’s Association of her church, and is actively involved in the Sanctor Medical Centre.

Jumartha started an old age group in 1982, now known as Hoza Golden Age club which is still going strong.

Members at Hoza are encouraged to be involved in their community activities.

She also started the Girl Guides club (now affiliated to Age-in-Action) in which she encourages senior citizens to keep healthy by inviting nurses to present health talks. On a monthly basis members’ blood pressure is recorded, as well as their weight. Counselling is provided to those in need.

Wilhelmina is a former missionary who is the leader of her Bible Study Group and is involved in various associations which make a difference in the community.

Any news? Contact Nceba Dladla, at 0 041 503 6007.

NEWS ; At the grand finale of the BLG Logistics Senior Citizen of the Year Awards on Saturday at the Summerstrand Hotel were, back Juanita Krauspe (organiser and BLG Logistics), Wilhelmina Africa (winner: 90 and over), Maggie Cunningham (winner: 70 to 79 years), Jumartha Majola (winner: 80 to 89 years), and Mark Bradley (chairman of the Golden Oldies Fund raising club and of Bradley and van der Merwe CA). In front are, from left Jan Steenberg (109) and Sally Hearnden (102).

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Mashologu-Kuse spearheaded the event with her company Daring Media, which had the Public Protector giving a speech on the current issues affecting the youth of South Africa, at a youth dialogue session at NMMU, followed by a civic participation and dinner at the Boardwalk ICC. Mashologu Kuse, whose mother, NMMU Social Work Professor Thobeka Mashologu died of cancer in 2011, said the visit by Madonsela was a huge success.

“The Youth Dialogue was attended by 600 young people and the dinner by over 200 professional and business people. It brought people from the Bay together – all because one young person thought it could be done. They said we couldn’t do it but we did,” she said.

“My mother started the Social Work Department at Unitra (known as WSU), and became the second Black female professor at NMMU. For someone that grew up in a 4-bedroom house in Mdantsane, she proves to me and many others you can be that which you want to be,” added Mashologu-Kuse.

Madonsela praised Mashologu-Kuse in her speech at NMMU, saying the country needed more young women who aspire to greatness.

“When I was invited to be part of this event, I felt the need to comply because of the great inspiration a mother can be to her daughter.

We need more young women and men like Kazeka who are vibrant and courageous to honour unsung heroes like her own mother,” said Madonsela.

Madonsela also spoke about her role in government, saying that Chapter 9 institutions needed youth participation and that leaders today needed to be more transparent and accountable to the youth.

Mashologu-Kuse, who is also the owner of Daring Media, said her company had shown that there are young people that deeply care about this country and that there was power in an assembly of young people coming together.

“We are all about going there – where people are afraid to go and talk about the issues that everyone talks about behind closed doors,” Mashologu-Kuse said.

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Seminar for single men and women ARE you single and concerned. And would like to do something about it?

Then, Emthonjeni Family Church’s Singles Seminar at the Nangoza Jebe Hall on the Saturday 1 November is for you.

The Seminar is aimed at empowering single men and women with life skills which include preparing them as individual characters.

They learn to discover who they are, what they want in life and in a relationship. According to Emthonjeni Church Senior Pastorn Ntanjana, they get skills to save breaking marriages.

“We’ ll be hosting well known relationship coach Joe Mwanza. As a Marriage/ Relationship coach, Mwanza is passionate about making this world a more loving place by teaching people about how to love themselves and one another,” said Monde Wani of the organisers.

According to Wani, coach Joe has been coaching, teaching and sharing information on how to keep the marriage/relationship alive, overcome jealousy, communicate with love and many other relationship topics.

“This is the church’s response to one of the most pressing concerns of the country, the rise of rate of divorce. We are concerned that the family structure is in trouble,” said Wani, adding that they were also concerned about the moral degeration in communities.

“We believe that good families make good communities, and that the moral fibre of families informs and is informed by the moral levels of communities. The family structure is responsible for socialisation, empowerment, equipping, and protecting of their members, and thus of their communities,” said Wani who’ll spice the day by including comedy in the event. – NCEBA DLADLA

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Anglican Church women Sports Day a resounding success NCEBA DLADLA ANGLICAN Church women from the PE Diocese held their annual Sports Day at the Lilian Ngoyi Sports Centre, Kwazakhele in Port Eizabeth last week.

“The Anglican Church Women’s Manyano held a sports day at the Lilian Ngoyi Sports Centre as part of an annual event to exercise and refresh our bodies,” said member of Mothers Union, Grace Njobe.

All the parishes in the Port Elizabeth Diocese which includes Uitenhage, Tsitsikamma and Kariega took part in the competition.

According to Njobe of KwaMagxaki, all kinds of sports were played including netball, aerobics, sack race, tug of war, egg race, eating the egg, ugqaps, upuca and passing the ball.

“Everybody took part in the competition, even our president Mazoe Nopece played.

Bekukhutshiswana kumnandi kuyiloo nto.(We were competing. It was such a nice

experience),” enthused Njobe, who received MEC (Xoliswa Tom’s) Special Award last year for commitment in church women sport last year.

“The winning teams were Kariega 2 of Port Elizabeth and Tsitsikamma,” a proud Njobe said, adding that their 2014 Sports Day at Lilian Ngoyi Sports Centre, was a resounding success.

; Winners from PE, Kariega and Tsitsikamma and president Mazoe Nopece. PHOTOS: SUPPLIED

< Anglican Women’s Executive from left,Veronica Kaibe, Zukiswa Banzana, Grace Njobe, Mazoe Nopece, Nomalungelo Qunta, Lumka Tebekana and Nomsa Mtila during the Sports Day recently.

Public Private Partnerships boost for Uitenhage soccer club INDABA REPORTER PUBLIC and private partnerships in action are key to the effective development of the people, especially the youth.

This was said by the Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality’s Deputy Executive Mayor, Thando Ngcolomba, before handing over soccer kits and training equipment to the Uitenhage-based soccer team, United Brothers.

Deputy Mayor Ngcolomba handed over the kit and equipment to United Brothers at the request of Makhetha Development Consultants, an engineering company that bought the kit and equipment.

Makhetha Development Consultants is one of the companies doing engineering work for

the Municipality, more especially in the field of sanitation solutions. The company became aware of the team when they were doing work for the Municipality in Uitenhage, KwaLanga and Rosedale. As part of giving back to the community, they approached the community to check which project within the community they could support. The community unanimously agreed that they should support the local soccer team by providing soccer kits and seeing to other needs.

Not only did the company decide to support the team, but to adopt it. This donation forms part of many things United Brothers have received from the company, including cash donations. The company has also assisted in levelling their uneven playing field.

The Deputy Mayor was accompanied by

Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality’s Sport and Recreation Portfolio Chairman, Nomamerika Soul, and the South African Football Association (SAFA), Nelson Mandela Bay President, Monde Mhletywa.

The Deputy Executive Mayor said that government was under pressure to deliver to everybody with limited resources. “As government we cannot do it alone. It is honest partnerships like this that will benefit our people, especially the poorest of the poor and the youth. These young men are the future of our country. If we do not take care of them now, we are killing the future of the city and the country as a whole,” said Deputy Mayor Ngcolomba.

“I call on other private companies, especially those that get work from the Munici-

pality and government, to plough back in the areas where they work. It is not only a responsibility, it is a noble thing to do,” said the Deputy Mayor. Club President, Stanley Taku, said: “The seed that the company has planted in these young men will grow into something bigger one day. I also want to thank the Municipality for giving work to this company so that it can find some resources within its budget to support us as a team. Blessed is the hand that gives, God will bless them more,” said Taku.

The team is playing under the Langa/ Rosedale Football Association that is affiliated to SAFA. They were runners-up in their league last season. “This support is a clear message to the players that we must win the league this season,” said Taku.

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Bucs takes revenge against Movers

Ideas tipped as hot favourites in Nedbank Cup

FOLLOWING their 4-1 loss to Ikamva Movers in the Nedbank Cup game, Royal Buccaneers took asweet 2-0 revenge victory against Movers during their SAFA Nelson Mandela Bay SAB Regional League game at Motherwell NU 9 Stadium on Saturday.

Bucs opened their account when Thanduxolo Gxwalintloko came up with a goal from the penalty spot early in the first half. Movers had lots of clear cut opportunities but the strikers failed to give life to their side. Bucs trio Mcebisi Fire Gawulana, Akhulile Eto’o Dlilanga and the super substitute Luntu Boloti made Movers pay for not using their chances. In the late stages of the game, Boloti jumped very high to score a beautiful header to make the final score 2-0.

Young Ideas continued with their winning momentum when they sal-

Motherwell Academy players and Young Ideas player compete for the ball. PHOTO:SELBY MADIKANE

SELBY MADIKANE Young Ideas are fancied as SAFA Nelson Mandela Bay Nedbank Cup favourites following their excellent performance.

In fact, Ideas managed to steal a 1-0 away triumph from Motherwell Academy in the SAFA NMB Nedbank Cup quarterfinals at

Kemsley Park on Sunday. It was an evenly balanced game with both sides battling in the midfield. One of the underdogs of the tournament, Fairview Rovers, thumped SAFA NMB rookies Ghetto Stars 3-0. Ikamva Movers handed a 2-1 defeat to Highland Spurs at Motherwell NU 9 Stadium. Island City lost 3-0 to Callies in the game which was called off by the referee.

vaged a 2-1 win from Despatch Pioneers. Callies drubbed Highland Spurs 7-3 at Londt Park. Motherwell Academy suffered a huge setback when they trailed by 5-1 to Lion City at Kemsley Park.

Other SAFA NMB SAB Regional League results:

Camper United 1-2 Ghetto Stars, Central Acemates 1-2 Fairview Rovers, Peace United 2-3 Island City, Showvillage 3-1 Hotspurs. – SELBY MADIKANE

Royal Bucs skipper Akhulile Eto’o Dlilanga is chased by Ikamva Movers veteran midfielder Andile Ace Buthelezi.

PHOTO:SELBY MADIKANE

Dodgers share spoils with CCX Callies NEW BRIGHTON Football Association (NEBFA) Sedgars Sport Premier League games resumed at Chevrolet Stadium on Saturday.

With every side wishing to test its strength against the reigning league champions Dodgers, CCX Callies played their hearts out when they shared the spoils 0-0.

Both sides lived according to expectations and neither side could break the deadlock.

In another pulsating game, Friendly City affectionately known as Abahlobo had a very difficult assignment when they pipped the gallant Stinging Bees 2-1. The newly promoted side Pondo Stars gave a good account of themselves when they lost 1-0 to City Defenders.

Roaring Tigers were able to dim Black Stars when they overcame them 2-1 in their attractive clash.

– SELBY MADIKANE

Company comes to the rescue of club MAKHETHA Development Consultants Engineering made a generous donation to KwaLanga community club United Brothers FC in the form of kit and sport equipment at a function held in Newton Park on Thursday.

According to Makhetha Development Consultants Engineering Director Martha Makhetha, the company was delivering to the community club which was very desperate.

Makhetha said that the donation was in line with their Corporate Social Investment (CSI).

“When we were doing a project in Uitenhage some time ago in particular KwaLanga and Rosedale, and we saw lots of kids who had nothing to do. What we saw in Uitenhage, made us aware that people needed help. We approached the community so that we could do something for them. The community unanimously agreed that we should help United Brothers FC. So part of our CSI we decided to come to the rescue of United Broth-

ers FC,” said Makhetha.

United Bothers’ President stated that their objective of establishing the club was to keep the kids off the streets and to refrain from taking drugs. Taku said, “We want to develop players for the national team and we want our players to have dreams in their lives so that they can change their lives”.

Nelson Mandela Bay Deputy Mayor Chippa Ngcolomba said that the government could not help everyone at the same time with the limited resources. Deputy Mayor Ngcolomba appreciated the gesture made by Makhetha Development Consultants Engineering. “Our government has a pressure to deliver to every person because funds are so limited. We cannot do it all alone. Good partnerships like this move our country forward,”concluded Deputy Mayor Ngcolomba.

The kit consisted of a full kit, tracksuits, 10 balls, bibs and cones. – SELBY MADIKANE

Blackpool is Mala Moodaley champs NORTHERN Areas Football Association (NAFA) finally pulled its season following a Mala Moodaley Cup final won by Blackpool 1-0 over the newly promoted side Fairdene at Gelvandale Stadium on Sunday evening.

Having been NAFA’s only side to have its name engraved many times on the Mala Moodaley Cup, Blackpool struggled to beat Fairdene who were difficult to crack.

But the second half free kick taken by Johnneton Pokbas was good enough to give life to Blackpool. Bloom Callies won

2-0 over Saints in the Reserve League finals. In the Second Division finals Leeds United emerged as winners when they beat Westham 3-2 after a goalless fulltime score. Salt Lake Legends defeated Helenvale 4-3 after a 0-0 fulltime tie. In the Legends Two finals Park United lost 2-0 SAPS. Juniors’ results: U/10: Glenville Celtic 2(0) - 4(0) Park United, U/12: Apex 3-0 Bloom Callies, U/14: Apex 0-3 Bay City, U/16: Saints 0-2 Fairview Rovers, U/18: Glenville Celtic 0-2 Chatty United.

VW Community Trust Premier League games QUALITY and spirit showed by teams during NODEFA VW Community Trust Premier League games at Jabavu Stadium on Saturday, was excellent from the first game to the last game.

Apparently the fans were bouncing, with the Jabavu Stadium becoming very loud. Highland Spurs secured a valuable 1-0 victory when they were up against Golden Chiefs. Really Rangers shared a 2-2 draw with Manchester United. Jamaican Stars punished City Style 2-0 while New City Stars failed to deliver good results in their 3-2 loss to Young Callies.

Stokes United which is one of NODEFA VW Community Trust Premier League formidable sides walloped Manchester

Babes 5-2. Imbabala Young Stars showed the fans why they were the two times league reigning champions when they humiliated City Style 3-0.

NODEFA VW Community Trust First Division results: *Themba Real Bucaneers 1-2 Moroka Stars *New City Stars B 3-1 Sundowns *Stokes United B 2-2 Imbabala Young Stars *Young Pirates 2-4 Young Cosmos Juniors League winners *U/13: All City Stars 3-0 New City Stars( All City Stars won league title) *U/15: Jamaican Stars 5-3 All City Stars (Jamaican Stars won league title)

With United Brothers FC players are (back from left) Nomamerika Saul, Deputy Mayor Chippa Ngcolomba, President Stanley Taku, SAFA NMB President Monde Mhletywa and Makhetha Development Consultants Engineering Director Martha Makhetha.

PHOTO:SELBY MADIKANE

Valencia FC tamed Young Tigers VALENCIA FC ran rampage over Young Tigers FC which they tamed in their 3-1 victory during their MOFA Build It Premier League clash at Motherwell NU 9 Stadium on Saturday.

Valencia made matters difficult for Tigers as they forced them to commit errors in the crucial areas of the territory. The first goal of game was pulled by Valencia wing Abongile Mki in the 37 th minute. Valencia increased the score when Khanyisile Neymar Mayo unleashed a thunderous low short in the 43rd minute with Tigers having no reply.

However, Tigers who seemed threw many bodies forward, decreased the

deficit to 2-1 following a well taken goal

by Luyanda Faltein in the 79 th minute.

It was unfortunate for the losing side as their joy was short lived after Mayo pulled a trigger from 35 metres to register his second goal in the 82 th minute to seal the game at 3-1 in favour of Valencia.

Other MOFA Build It Premier League results: Manchester United 1-5 Motherwell United, Young Madrid 4-1 Real Aces, Young Romans 1-2 SUBS, Tottenham Spurs 2-3 Tomorrow Stars, Lion Stars 0-0 Milan Stars, Real Strikers 3- 0 Liverpool, Crystal Palace 2-1 Shining Stars, Manchester FC 1-0 Highland Spurs.

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