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Walmer Township residents protesting on Monday. PHOTO:NCEBA DLADLA

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BOUT a hundred Walmer Township residents on Monday again blockaded an entrance to the township on the corner of Heugh Road and 9th Avenue by burning tyres and toyi-toying in demand for electricity. They said it had been three months since the Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality disconnected their lights and left them in the dark while they paid for service charges, water and sanitation. “It’s been three months that we haven’t had electricity. Imagine being in the darkness in this cold winter. The transformer has been cut

off,” said Evelyn Xashimba (56) a very angry resident. Xashimba grew up in this township but still did not have a house she could call her own. She accused the metro municipality of making her life in the shack a misery. “I was forced to take my children to a relative outside of Port Elizabeth as a result of being without electricity,” she said, adding that local schools and creches were as well adversely affected. The residents blamed the ANC-led government for abandoning them - now that the elections were over. “We are not going to move from here. We’ll close this entry until they give us an answer. When are we going to get lights and get our lives

back,” said a resident. “Our mayor, including his council, does not care. We are being robbed at night because it’s dark. The elderly, especially women, become victims of crime when they go to the bush to fetch wood to make fire. We are fighting against one another now - bayasixabanisa!” said another resident. The residents say that they had bought food for the month, which had become rotten. They could not iron their clothing and their bosses did not understand when they came late for work. Municipal spokesperson Mthubanzi Mniki said the Walmer township issues were being dealt with holistically, and on a short, medium and long-term basis.

Mniki said they were fixing, replacing and maintaining the transformers in the area, in the short term. “However, we continue to oppose illegal connections as they are making our attempts fail,” said Mniki calling for patriotism and active citizenry from residents when dealing with the issue of illegal connections. This he added, was the major challenge facing the metro. “On a medium term we will be relocating the people who are qualifying for subsidy housing and staying in shacks that are not serviced and zoned as the municipality has sourced land with the zoning plans already approved by the community that is set to benefit,” he said. He added that the municipality cannot install legal electricity in shacks that are not serviced and zoned.

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INDABA | WEDNESDAY 30 JULY 2014

Man arrested for fatally wounding police officer NCEBA DLADLA A MAN (30) has been arrested after a chase and shootout with the police in connection with the murder of an off-duty police constable on Monday afternoon in Motherwell. Constable Devon John Hattingh (31), a member of the Community Safety Centre (CSC) who was stationed at Mount Road SAPS was shot at 1pm while sitting in his private vehicle in Nyara Road. According to media reports he was on his off day doing contract security work to safeguard a furniture company’s delivery trucks. According to police spokesperson Captain Andre Beetge, Hattingh was shot in the upper body and died on the scene. Kamvelihle SAPS members who were on patrol duties in the area heard the gunshots and rushed to the scene.

They noticed the car speeding off and gave chase. “The suspect continued to shoot in the direction of the police but missed,” said Beetge. SAPS members managed to corner the 30 year-old suspect at a nearby car wash close to the scene and arrested him. The police discovered that the suspect’s vehicle had false registration plates, according to Beetge. At this stage, he said, they cannot speculate about the cause of the shooting and whether the suspect’s vehicle was used in the commission of crime. Kamvelihle SAPS are investigating a case of murder. The suspect will appear in the Motherwell Magistrates Court soon on a charge of murder. Hattingh is survived by his wife, who is also a police official, said Captain Beetge.

Harsh sentences promised to sexual crime offenders - SAPS NCEBA DLADLA TWO things stood out during the 20-year jail sentencing of Luthando April in the Regional High Court in Uitenhage on Monday July 21. One is that the Family Violence Child Protection and Sexual Offences (FCS) Unit is serious about prioritising crimes against women and children, and the second is that lengthy sentences will be meted out to perpetrators. Thorough investigative work by the detectives, including that of D/Constable Sake Msutwana of the FCS Unit was also commended by Acting Uitenhage Cluster Commander, Brigadier Leonie Bentley. The good work of D/Constable Msutwana last week secured the 20 years imprisonment of Luthando April (20) for rape and robbery in aggravating circumstances. According to police reports, April approached three female relatives (whose names cannot be mentioned to protect

their identity as the victims of sexual crimes) who were walking down Mahlahla Street in KwaNobuhle on the evening of August 18, in 2012. “The accused took out a knife and robbed the group of their cellphones and money. He then threatened the victims with the knife and ordered them to go into a house in the same street, where he raped them,” said police spokesperson Warrant Officer Basil Seekoei. According to Seekoei, the accused was found guilty on two counts of rape and one count of aggravated robbery. On the two counts of rape the accused will serve eight years imprisonment concurrently and on the third count of robbery, April will serve 12 years. “The SAPS management is appreciative of the commitment of our detectives and would like to express our gratitude to the member and assure him of our pride in him for his hard work and exemplary conduct, ” said Acting Uitenhage Cluster Commander, Brigadier Leonie Bentley.

Help hospital and police solve child abandonment cases DORA Nginza hospital and members of the South African Police Service (SAPS) in Kwazakhele are looking for assistance in finding the mother or family members of a baby boy found by police in the streets. According to the hospital’s Principal Medical Social Worker, Pamela Rubushe, Kwazakhele police asked her office and PE Express Indaba’s assistance in trying to locate the mother of the child. “ A newborn baby boy was brought by an ambulance on (Thursday) July 24 at 9:15pm, allegedly picked up by police somewhere in Gelvan Park,” said Rubushe. The healthy baby boy who was responding well to stimulations was admitted at the hospital’s nursery. “We are looking for the parents of the boy whose estimated date of birth was July 24 this year,” said Rubushe.

Help police identify the deceased man NCEBA DLADLA MEMBERS of the South African Police Service in Uitenhage are seeking community assistance in the identification of the unknown man who died in hospital last month. According to Uitenhage police spokesperson Warrant Officer Basil Seekoei, the man was admitted to the Uitenhage Provincial Hospital on Saturday, 28 June 2014 at about 8pm. He said, “The unknown man, in his mid forties, was brought to the hospital by two strangers who allegedly found him in Market Street, Uitenhage,” said W/O Seekoei.

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Upon examination by the doctors at the hospital, Seekoei said, it was discovered that the man had already passed away. The man, who was dressed in a black tracksuit top and pants when he was admitted to the hospital, had no visible marks on his body. Police believe that he died of natural causes. Anyone who could assist the police with the investigation or may have a missing relative or friend in their area fitting the description should please contact Detective Sergeant Zintle Mboya at 0 071 803 7972 or contact the nearest police station or SAPS Crime Stop R 0 08600 10111.

Applicants to apply quickly as Motsepe Foundation funding closes NCEBA DLADLA NELSON Mandela Bay (NMB) residents who were still interested in getting funding for their community development projects can still apply. This is according to NMB Motsepe Foundation Secretary, Mongameli Peter. Peter, otherwise known as Monga to many, said the closing date for the submission of applications for funding from the Motsepe Foundation in the metro has been extended to tomorrow, Thursday 31 July at 4pm. Eligible to apply and benefit from the mining magnate Patrice Motsepe Foundation’s R10 million set aside for Mandela Bay would be people involved in the following sectors: education, sports, arts and culture, women, disability, labour, tradional leadership, traditional health practitioners, Communitybased Church Organisations (CBCOs) and

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. In another incident members of the SAPS Uitenhage’s Family Violence Child Protection and Sexual Offenses Unit are investigating a case of child abandonment. This is after a three day old baby boy was found abandoned on the pavement in Gerald Smith Street, Uitenhage on Saturday July 19. The baby was found at about 5:20pm by members of the community. According to police spokesperson Warrant Officer Basil Seekoei, local police were notified and the baby boy, wrapped in a blue blanket and dressed in a white baby-gro, was taken into safety. “We urge anyone who might be able to assist the police with information to please contact the investigating officer, D/ Sgt Llewellyn de Vries at: 0 072 730 5810,” said W/O Seekoei. – NCEBA DLADLA

Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs). The initial date for the closure was Friday 18 July. According to Peter the extension was prompted by a need by the foundation to ensure that even those that for various reasons did not get an opportunity to apply owing to their not receiving the relevant information and application forms, did so. He said they were also thinking of those who were still finalizing the packaging of critical support documents - including guidelines that might not have been clear to all the people. “We are also adding the submission points from those that have been secured, including Stepping Stone in Bethelsdorp Port Elizabeth.” Added Peter, “Once more, people are encouraged to source forms by themselves through the web-site and those that are affiliated to the organized coalition and or associations and federations should please ask those offices to assist them.”

A teacher unionist Vusumzi Mvubu, Philasande Yoko (Trad. Health Practitioner) Rev Mzolisi Kongwane (The Church) and Trad. leader Velile Mfunda represent sectors of the Mandela Bay Motsepe Foundation. PHOTO:NCEBA DLADLA

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Metro to benefit from housing rectification programme NCEBA DLADLA MEC for Human Settlements, Helen SaulsAugust has announced that her Department would spend R209 million in the 2014/15 Financial Year on the rectification of defective houses in the Province. There are 2 721 defective houses built pre and post 1994 that were due for rectification in the province, including those in the Nelson Mandela Bay townships. But the metro municipality was not excited. “The department has budgeted R209 million for Rectification in this financial year across the province with particular attention being given to the Nelson Mandela Bay

Metro,” MEC Sauls-August said. Areas due for housing rectification, according to the MEC, were Walmer, Bethelsdorp, Bloemendal, Silvertown (in the metro municipality), Burgersdorp, Venterstad, Maclear, Storms River, Clarkson, Woodlands, Somerset East, Flagstaff, Maydern Farm, Ngqeleni, Hill Crest, Sterkstroom, Middelburg, Ilinge, Cala and Egoli. The MEC pointed out that the biggest constraint in addressing the rectification challenge in her department, was that of balancing the budget with other pressing demands of service delivery. To this effect, she said, houses that had been extended did not qualify for the rectification programme.

“We are not excited about the issue of the budget for rectification as it is an indication of poor work that was done and money that could have been used to build more houses, “ said Nelson Mandela Bay spokesperson Mthubanzi Mniki. The metro municipality was, however, pleased about receiving the funding that could be used to bring back the dignity of people who were living in appalling conditions owing to the poor state of their houses. He said the metro municipality was committed to attending to all affected areas as per the Human Settlements policy on rectification. “We have also put measures in place to

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and maintaining a great quality of life for individuals and groups as they age. “This is your opportunity to recognise and reward someone who makes you proud to be a South African. We will be seeking nominations for worthy elderly candidates who are still actively involved in their communities, businesses, entertainment or sport,” said accountant at BLG Logistics South Africa Juanita Krauspe. Nominees must be 70 years or older and still be active in their respective communities and activities. “These are senior citizens who make a difference in the lives of others and who go above and beyond in all spheres in their communities,” said Kraupse. Persons who are turning 100 years or older will also be honoured. Entry forms are available on the PE Express website. For more information contact Jacqui Wilson 0083 652 2844.

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INDABA | WEDNESDAY 30 JULY 2014

Bay traditional surgeons say ‘no’, to compulsory medical circumcision ABOUT 30 boys in the Eastern Cape have died or lost their male sexual organs in pursuit of circumcision - the age-old traditional rite of passage to manhood. Those involved in the practice of Ulwaluko are counting the costs. There are deliberations about how they could improve in order to save lives. There are reports that traditional women leaders in the Eastern Pondoland, in the former Transkei, have called for making male medical circumcision compulsory. This has irked the kings and chiefs who accuse the women folk of entering into a taboo space and thus undermining their authority. In the Nelson Mandela Bay Municipal area no circumcision deaths have been reported in a very long history. PE Express Indaba was told this is due to the municipality, health authorities and people practising the rite working in tandem with the local communities. “We have reported not a single death in the Mbhashe, Mnquma and eMahlathi areas,” said Chief Netlain Matshini of the House of Traditional Leaders in the Eastern Cape. According to Chief Matshini, Aah Jong’indyebo! they formed a structure made up of representatives from the House of Traditional Leaders, Health and Social Development De-

partment officials, Traditional Health Practitioners and NGOs like Men For Change to work with traditional surgeons, traditional nurses and communities in this area. He said they had a document that clearly explained the processes and procedures that must be followed when boys were going to the bush to become men. It is a document that must be followed to the letter. “We visit all traditional circumcision schools in our area, unannounced, to check whether those processes and procedures were followed,” said Matshini, adding that the intention was to monitor the progress of the initiates which must determine the time of umojiso. “We do not agree that umojiso should be necessarily after eight days. No, it must be done following the progress of umkhwetha,” the chief said. Chief Matshini said they advised amakhankatha when there were problems and did come back to monitor the progress. In cases where there were no improvements they assisted or even took the boys themselves or referred them to the rescue centres manned by traditional health practitioners. The association of traditional surgeons and nurses in Nelson Mandela Bay was also against the introduction of compulsory medical male circumcision. – NCEBA DLADLA

= Standing from left are, Chiefs Netlain “Jong’indyebo” Matshini and Jongikhaya “Jong’uhlanga” Mzindo (House of Traditional Leaders), Health Designated Medical Officers (DMOs), Zingisa Mayekiso and Zukile Malongwe and Social Development’s Buntu Nyhiba. Seated from left are Malixole Teketa (Men4Change), Velisani “Qwadishe” Ndwe (Traditional Surgeon) and Mzwamadoda Nqeke from Social Development during the visit to Ndwe’s circumcision school in Butterworth.

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; Ikrwala Azi Dladla (18) during his homecoming ceremony in Westering, Port Elizabeth two weeks ago. He went to the circumcision school in the Transkei and witnessed the visits by traditional leaders to monitor progress.

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Former Bay councillor finds another way to help the needy NCEBA DLADLA FORMER Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality Ward 14 Councillor Dolly Buti (65) of New Brighton in Port Elizabeth, knows about sickness and vulnerability.

Former Councillor and Director of Ilitha-Lethu Projects Dolly Buti of New Brighton giving children some clothing as part of ther 67 minutes for Madiba. PHOTO:NCEBA DLADLA

She was diagnosed with tuberculosis in 1964 and spent nine months at Empilweni TB Hospital recuperating from the disease which is still ravaging many of the unemployed, poor and vulnerable members of her community. When she left office at Nangoza Jebe Community Hall in New Brighton in 2011 where she served as a member of the ruling ANC Council in the metro municipality from 20062011, Buti thought of another way in which she could still be of use to the members of her community. She decided upon starting Ilitha Lethu Projects, a non-profitmaking organisation (NPO) with a few members of her community. As part of her 67 minutes for Mandela Campaign she gave members of the community

clothing at her Dora Street, New Brighton home. The clothes were donated by members of her own family and some were sponsored by Ikhala Trust and (Ilitha-Lethu Projects) board member and stalwart Nowaka Mani. These included school-uniforms that benefited very excited beneficiaries. “I vowed 50 years ago to associate myself and work with the less fortunate in society. So when I left office, I started Ilitha-Lethu Projects,” she said. Since then, Buti spends much of her time looking after the orphaned and vulnerable children - some still at school - as well as the sick elderly members of the community who are taking medication for diseases like TB, pneumonia, high blood pressure, diabetes and HIV/Aids. Buti owns a vegetable garden which helps her prepare a meal for the needy at Empilweni hospital. Her home-based carers were receiving training thanks to the funding from the ABC Trust.

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Joyous 18 in PE this weekend NCEBA DLADLA MTN Joyous Celebration will be performing at the Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University (NMMU), Indoor Sports Centre, Missionvale Campus, this Friday and Saturday August 1 and 2. The highly-energised and spiritually uplifting praise and worship ensemble, a project by Jabu Hlongwana, Mthunzi Namba and Lindelani Mkhize, are expected to wow Nelson Mandela Bay fans during this “One Purpose” Tour in the Eastern Cape. Having impressed thousands of fans throughout the tour with splendid performances from their 18th rendition, local fans should expect nothing but a rendition of pure excellence from this ensemble of talented soloists. They’ll be coming to bless and annonit gospel music lovers with music of high quality. “We have left no stone unturned in preparing for the show. We want to leave the Windy City begging for more Joyous music - we want them to sing along, get up on their feet and dance with us” said co-founder of the choir, Mkhize. “After selling out all our shows in the “One Purpose” tour thus far, we are more than confident that PE will be no different and our fans will be impressed” added Mkhize. “MTN Joyous Celebration is enjoying another watershed tour and we are very proud to be the brand behind such an ensemble, enabling

them to reach new heights. Our continued support of MTN Joyous Celebration enables us to bring our customers closer to their musical icons through initiatives such as the wellreceived MTN Joyous Conductor Experience, said MTN SA Chief Marketing Officer, Larry Annetts. Nelson Mandela Bay’s duo of Sylvester Funani and Phelo Bala including the talented Ayanda Shange will be performing as well. ) According to the organisers, SA’s favourite gospel ensemble introduces the MTN Joyous Conductor Experience this year. One lucky winner will receive a unique opportunity to conduct a song of their choice from the MTN Joyous Celebration 18th album on stage. The competition is open to all MTN PayAsYouGo and TopUp customers. To enter simply dial *130*1# and select to opt in to the competition then recharge with a minimum of R10 airtime weekly. “The MTN Joyous Conductor Experience is our way of giving back to our loyal fans all over the country. They have supported us from infancy to this musical juggernaut that we have become. We want our fans to share in our success which they have helped build” Said Jabu Hlongwane co-founder of the group. Tickets, which are priced between R160 and R250 can be booked via Computicket or at Shoprite. For more information and updates join My Joyous Celebration on Facebook and follow @joyousSA on twitter.

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Church youth play out marriage roles in traditional wedding NCEBA DLADLA AFRICAN Traditional Wedding should not be abandoned at all costs in the modern-day era, despite the changes demanded by the trends in the economy. This is the view of the youth of St Thomas African Catholic Church (ACC), KwaNobuhle in Uitenhage. The ACC Youth had mock African Traditional and Western Wedding Ceremonies at the weekend where the roles of the marrying couples and their families were portrayed. “We thought of a fund-raising initiative and decided on playing the two forms of marriage - which we thought people would relate to,” said Nomaxabiso Manzini, the Youth Chairperson. “We invited other churches thinking that this would attract much interest from the young and old in our communities,” added Zandile Tebeka, the Youth Committee Organiser. “The African traditional wedding is still relevant

today. To marry in a western-way is beautiful, but it’s not enough in a Xhosa culture. To complete the marriage puzzle and be recognised, one must be married in a traditional way,” said Vuyani Maseti of the Methodist Church, also in KwaNobuhle. “In our view, the church has a responsibility to teach the youth the right ways of doing things. The church must work with the communities in raising upright youth,” said St Thomas ACC lay minister Thembinkosi Xaluva. He added, “These things are taught at school, we believe. The church should, however, not be silent.” Church Steward Khunjuzwa Andries agreed. “I am a mother but decided to come and support the youth because what they are doing is good. It is educational. Coming to church does not mean one should forget one’s cultural background and heritage,” said Mama Andries. The event was a success, according to Tebeka. She said, “Pity, not many people attended. But it was a resounding success.”

Some of the actors during the KwaNobuhle St Thomas ACC youth drama on traditional and modern-day weddings. PHOTO:NCEBA DLADLA

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INDABA | WEDNESDAY 30 JULY 2014

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Call to support Chippa United’s PSL opening game NELSON Mandela Bay role-players in football have shown signs of being supportive of the newly acquired Premier Soccer League (PSL) outfit Chippa United. This augurs well for the development of football in Nelson Mandela Bay. Chippa United’s Absa Premiership opening

game against Platinum Stars at home (Nelson Mandela Bay stadium) on Friday August 8 will be supported. “The Nobuhle and Despatch Football Association (NODEFA) has as a result updated their fixtures of its clubs’ regional championships. This is to make sure that there are no games played

on the same day, to support Chippa United,” said NODEFA Tournament co-ordinator, Buyile Gqubule. According to the multiple-award-winning professional football referee and administrator Gqubule, the games that were initially scheduled to be played on Friday the 8th of August have been moved to Saturday the 9th of Au-

gust. “We urge local football supporters to spread this gospel. This change was done to give all the fans in this region a chance to go and support Chippa United on its first league of the season,” said Gqubule otherwise known to many as Sparks, a name he acquired during his football playing days.– NCEBA DLADLA

Motherwell Rollers to be represented in the national roller skating trials IT came as no surprise that members of Motherwell Rollers Club have been selected to participate in the Roller Sport South Africa national trials which will take at Hammanskraal Mandela Village in Pretoria from 9 to 10 August. Following their excellent performances in the SA Open Speed Roller Skating Champs, also at Hammanskraal Mandela Village in Pretoria, in March this year, Luzuko Mkalipi and Ntlantla Ndaba are the only skaters who were selected to represent Motherwell Rollers in the national trials. According to Motherwell Rollers Chairperson Marianne Terblanche, her

two skaters were in the top 5 position in the junior section. “These skaters have an opportunity to represent their country in the World Roller Skating Champs which will take place in Argentina. They were outstanding in the national champs in Pretoria. These two have the potential to do extremely well in Pretoria but we as the club do not (exert) any pressure on these youngsters,” said Terblanche. She said they were extremely delighted about having their skaters taking part in the national event and the skaters looked well prepared for the trials. – SELBY MADIKANE

Manchester FC are MOFA Build It First Division champs SELBY MADIKANE FOLLOWING their long journey to success Wells Estates Manchester FC proved the odds wrong when they were crowned MOFA Build It First Division champions when they deservedly defeated Scorpions FC 3-0 in their last league game at Motherwell NU 9 Stadium on Sunday. The newcomers Manchester FC demonstrated that they set their sights on the league trophy as they kept Scorpions in their own territory. Manchester could have registered their first goal courtesy of Vuyani Mtshungwana whose efforts were dealt with by Scorpions goalkeeper Simphiwe Nyoka. The long-awaited goal was scored by Zamikhaya Yokwe thus putting

Manchester 1-0 ahead. Scorpions star midfielder Sivuyile Mzuzu kept on knocking on their opponents’ goalkeeper but the break–time score was 1-0. In the second-half Mtshungwana registered his last goal of the season and Luthando November Peter sealed the game with his goal to make the final score 3-0 in favour of Manchester. Wells Estates rookies and Motherwell oldest team Motherwell United FC gained promotion to play in MOFA Build It Premier League next season. Other MOFA Build It First Division last results:

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Results of SAFA NMB ladies Women’s Month Playoffs IT WAS a do-die-or clash when four teams battled it out in the SAFA Nelson Mandela Bay Ladies Women’s Month Playoffs which took place at Motherwell NU 9 Stadium on Sunday. According to SAFA NMB Organiser Mahlon Louis three teams are supposed to join other teams after the playoffs. They will join teams from Sasol and ABSA Leagues for the games which would be played during the National Womens Day at Adcock Stadium in Korsten. The four teams which participated in the playoffs were Young Aces (PEEFA), ZWIFA All Stars (ZWIFA), Young Romans and FC Motherwell (both from MOFA). All Stars hammered Aces 4-0. Stars goals

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Sasol Ladies League results SOME Sasol Ladies League games were not played in the Nelson Mandela Bay over the past Saturday. In the games that were played, Mustangs came out smoking when they punished the Veeplaas lasses Liverpool 3-1 at Old Grey Fields. City Lads were also untouchable in their clash

were scored by Vuyolwethu Williams, Yonela Bangani and Zithobile Sineke (a brace). Stars player Anganathi Dwalaza and Aces Siphosethu Mavata were the most outstanding players. FC Motherwell’s Phumelela Mtongana scored the solitary goal which forced Young Romans to play a deciding game against Aces. Romans qualified for playing in the forthcoming major event when they overcame Aces 2-0. Stars, FC Motherwell and Romans have each booked themselves a place in the tournament. Louis said that the draws and kit hand-over would take place at Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium on 1 August 2014. – SELBY MADIKANE

against the East London side Birmingham City which they hammered 4-2. Thunderbirds were awarded three maximum points against Manchester Babes who failed to honour their game. Owing to students’ strike action Fort Hare University’s game against Continental Express was also postponed. – SELBY MADIKANE

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Boardwalk Casino’s ICC hosts Boxing Premier League 5 this Saturday NCEBA DLADLA ALL roads lead to the Boardwalk Casino and Entertainment World’s International Convention Centre (ICC) in Port Elizabeth this Saturday August 2 for the next instalment of the innovative Premier Boxing League (PBL) which is on its penultimate Chapter. The 16 boxers in four divisions who started the league vying for the R1 million prize on offer have upped their game as they realised that the dreams of making it big in the fistic sport could be achieved. Fighting against three boxers in a league format in each of the four divisions, the

smart boxers chosen for this inaugural boxing league have had their fights televised on eTV. They have provided fireworks. Nelson Mandela Bay has another reason to smile as Uitenhage’s Mzwabantu Dabaza, the EC Junior-flyweight champion, will take part in the league against East London’s Mfundo Gwayana in the place of the newly crowned IBO Superflyweight champion Lwandile Sityata who has gone up in weight. Following the successful Fight Night 4 in East London which saw the lead swap hands twice, Duncan Village pugilist Xolisani Ndongeni is currently at the top of the leader board.

CHILDREN in their droves supported their sides during ZAFA Junior League goal thrilling games which were battled out at Brazil Brothers Grounds. In the U/13 section Brazil Brothers thumped Charge United 6-1 while BUBS whacked Young Professionals 16-0. Peace Lovers beat PE Demonstrators 2-0, with Leeds drubbing Powerlads 7-0. Royal Blues slipped 5-1 to Island City and Young Neighbours defeated Ghetto XI 2-0. Charge United and Young Professionals redeemed themselves in their 2-all-drawn

game. Brazil Brothers continued their ways in their 3-1 win over Dynamos. Island City demolished Neighbours 6-2 while Leeds United delivered a 8-2 defeat to Royal Blues.

VODACOM NMMU Madibaz could not dim Golden Stars who devastated them 2-0 in their SAFA Nelson Mandela Bay ABSA Ladies Regional League game on Saturday. Stars looked dangerous from the opening minutes but theMadibaz tried to take the game to their opponents. But to the dismay of the students’ supporters, their side failed even to come up with a consolation goal. The high riding Sophakama came up triumphant

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IT WAS back to business when Port Elizabeth Football Association (PEFA) Junior League games resumed following the school holidays. In U/9 section St Georges Braves edged out P. United 4-0 at Union Fields while PE City succumbed 2-1 to Callies Clay Movers at Union Fields. Other games which were played at Union Fields were – St Georges 10-0 CB Hearts and Callies Thistles 2-2 P.Rangers. CH Landers had a bye.

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