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AN unemployed KwaZakhelewoman whose baby was ab-ducted two weeks ago,blamed the fact that she hasto live in a “public toilet”and cannot protect her chil-

dren for the fact that her son landed in thehands of a syndicate involved in baby traf-ficking.

Nandipha Thindzi (30) whose 7-monthsold baby Luyolo was allegedly kidnapped onSunday, April 21, spoke to PE Express Inda-ba shortly after the baby was recovered. Thebaby was abandoned by the alleged abduc-tors at the KwaZakhele Police Station lastweek.

The child who was looked after by her go-go had been allegedly stolen from her homeby members of a syndicate who steal and sellbabies for cash.

It is believed that this baby was wantedfor a Motherwell woman who allegedly liedto her rich husband working in Gautengthat she was pregnant. The thief would havebeen paid R6 000.

Mother of four children (aged 13, 11, 3 andLuyolo) Nandipha of KwaNdokwenza washappy to find the baby but said the childwould not have been involved in such an or-deal had she had her own place to stay.

“The place I live in is a public toilet. It isnot good for anyone to live in; so two of myother children are always with relatives andone with social workers,” said Nandiphaadding that she feared that the one with so-cial workers was to come back in Septem-ber.

“This place still has its pipes intact. Whenit’s hot, you can’t tolerate the stench thatcomes out of it,” said Nandipha.

Asked whether the municipality wasaware of her plight she retorted, “The wardcouncillor is aware but is not forthcomingwith any solutions to my problems.”

Ward 25 Councillor Bongo Nombiba wouldhowever hear nothing of it and said that her

allegation was “a blatant lie”.He said, “First, the place is a public shower

and not a toilet. Secondly, the people wholive there chose to do so of their own accord.They decided themselves to convert publicshowers into living rooms and we cannotchase them out without an alternative.”

According to Nombiba, the municipalitywas dealing with the problem of overcrowd-ing in the area. The KwaNdokwenza Hous-ing Project, he said, had been blocked be-cause it was fraught with allegations offraud and corruption.

“A legal firm has been hired to investigate

the claims and give us their findings. In themeantime, we’ve got a Housing Committeecomprising local residents and the munici-pal representative that meets every Wednes-day to discuss issues that affect people in thearea including the registration of qualifyingresidents for houses,” said Nombiba.

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Nandipha Tindzi (30) and two of her children Chuma (13) and baby Luyolo (seven months) in her makeshift “house”. PHOTO:DEON FERREIRA

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AGRICULTURE, Land and Rural Develop-ment Nelson Mandela Bay Regional DirectorProfessor Dan Sandi said his departmentwasworking hard to ensure that poverty was de-stroyed to the core in the regionandprovince.

To help them in the fight, this departmenthas signed a 10-year lease agreementwith theDepartment of Education for the unused Sis-onkeHigh School in KwaNobuhle, Uitenhageto be used by the Mothers Gift, an NGO thatis feeding hundreds of people in this poverty-striken township.The Mothers Gift have about 1 300 volun-

teers who give Home-based Care to the Or-phaned and Vulnerable Children (OVC), thehungry, poor and sick residents of the area -some suffering from HIV/Aids.Sandi said whilst his department was ini-

tially concentrated on the development offarms, small-holdings, rural and peri-urbanareas, they have realised that there was a lotof hunger in the townships with a very highunemployment rate.“The Mothers Gift are feeding the people -

doing exactly what we want to see. We alsobought them tools and seedlings to the tuneof R72 000 to ensure that they succeed in theirendeavours,” said Sandi, adding that theMothers Gift would use the land to grow vege-tables and fruit.“We are so excited. We’ll use the building

to do much more than what the departmentexpects of us,” said Mothers Gift ProjectsManager Nontuthuzelo Skweyiya.She added that with the school building

theywould start a creche, anafter-care tohelpworkingmothers, sewing project and arts and

craft centre while continuing with gardeningand a soup kitchen.Mothers Gift Founder and Head Mama

Sheila Isaacs was lost for words after the an-nouncement. “The day-care is inmy heart. Tolookafter the sicklyand tobeable togive themfood to eat ismost fulfilling,” saidMamaShei-la.Her husband Dr Fred Isaacs will be using

some of the land for harvesting Pure HerbalMedicine which he uses to heal members ofthe community.“Now, you can talk about health issues to

someonewhen there is food on the table,” saidProf. Sandi, adding that their efforts shouldnot be seen as taking away the duty of localcouncillors.“It should not be seen as though we are tak-

ing away the duties of the councillors.We alsoexpect them to provide funding for farm im-plements to help communities fight poverty,”said Sandi.

MothersGift getsunusedschool tohelp themfightpoverty

Mothers Gift Head Mama Sheila Isaacs (left)and Project Manager Nontuthuzelo Skweyiya atthe old Sisonke High School, KwaNobuhle.PHOTO:NCEBA DLADLA

Workers have already started preparing the school to be the producer of food and bringer of lifethrough The Mothers Gift. PHOTO: NCEBA DLADLA

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A Theodor Herzl High School teenager’s in-genious idea to turn empty crisp packets intoprotective ‘space’ blankets will help keep thehomeless warm and dry this winter and couldeven protect them from hypothermia.

The school is running a drive to collect hun-dreds of large and small empty plastic chippackets, which are then carefully sliced openand patched together to form windproof, wa-terproof blankets that will retain body heatin the same way that emergency first aid blan-kets do.

Grade 10 pupil Christie Vaughan (16) hadthe brainwave after a personal experiencewith hypothermia after she’d swum the Nel-son Mandela Bay Bell Buoy Challenge in Al-goa Bay last year.

“After my swim I was disorientated and theparamedics wrapped me in a space blanket.Within minutes I was feeling so hot! I am pas-sionate about charity and wanted to make a

difference in some way. When I investigatedthe material that space blankets are made of,I realised that chip packets are made of verysimilar silver plastic foil. Instead of justthrowing empty packets away, we could putthem to good use and help people too!” she ex-plained.

A space blanket is a plastic insulating bodywrapping which reflects back most of thebody heat lost by radiation. It is carried byclimbers and mountaineers in case of expo-sure, as well as by paramedics and otheremergency rescue workers.

Christie and her Theodor Herzl schoolfriend Sonali Madhoo embarked on a drive tocollect as many packets as possible, with re-cycling bins donated by Mpact Corrugatedset up around the primary and high schoolfor pupils to deposit their packets into. Theproject has also been adopted as one of Theo-dor Herzl’s Eco Club’s chief outreach activi-

ties and will contribute to Theodor Herzl’sstatus as an environmentally aware ‘GreenFlag’ school.

The teens have also encouraged otherschools to join the drive and plan to consultlocal communities via the school’s partner-ships with Walmer High School and the Nan-aga Village near Colchester about the bestway to distribute the blankets to the destituteonce produced.

“The more chip packets we collect, the few-er pile up in landfills and the more blanketswe can make to benefit more people,” Chris-tie said.

Pupil’s recyclingdesign could save lives

Theodor Herzl Grade 10 pupils, Sonali Madhoo,left, and Christie Vaughan, wrapped up in oneof the windproof, waterproof ‘space’ blanketswhich they plan to produce and manufacture tohelp the homeless keep warm and dry thiswinter. PHOTO:SUPPLIED

THE Nelson Mandela Bay Municipalitypublished 16 key senior managerial posi-tions, including the position of Chief Fi-nancial Officer, this past Sunday, May 5,2013 (Sunday Times) and in local paperson Monday, May 6, 2013.

The vacancies can also be viewed on themunicipal website: www@nelsonmande-labay.gov.za

The advertised positions reflect the insti-tution’s new organogram, which includestwo Deputy City Managers’ positions, re-spectively for Built Environment and De-velopment Services. Three Executive Di-rectors’ positions are advertised in the

Built Environment Cluster, namely the Ex-ecutive Director: Infrastructure Services;the Executive Director: Planning, Trans-portation and Human Settlements Servic-es; and the Executive Director: Land, Prop-erty and Asset Management.

Advertised positions in the Develop-ment Services Cluster are the ExecutiveDirector: Economic Development Servicesand the Executive Director: Environmen-tal and Community Development.

Another key position advertised, is thatof Chief Corporate Services Officer in theCorporate Services Cluster. In his/her Of-fice, three positions are advertised, name-

ly the Directors for Legal Services, LabourRelations and Human Resources Manage-ment Services. In the Office of the CityManager, four positions are advertised,namely for the Heads of Administration,Assurance Services, Corporate Planningand Performance and Information Man-agement Services.

The closing date for the submission ofapplications is Friday, May 17, 2013.

The delay in the filling of these seniorposts has long been regarded as affectingstability in the organisation and the fillingof the positions was identified as a top pri-ority by the new political and administra-

tive leadership that assumed office inMarch 2013.

In his inaugural Council speech onMarch 22, 2013, Executive Mayor, Cllr Ben-son Fihla (‘Oom Ben’) confirmed this, stat-ing, “Critical to the task at hand, is theappointment of managers accountable tothe City Manager”.

Emphasising the dawn of a new era ofa competent, effective and professional in-stitution, Mayor Fihla added, “Business asusual is now over. We will ensure that theMunicipality operates differently and pro-fessionally. We must all work together soas to do more.”

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IIMVUMI zaseMotherwell zifunde amaqhin-ga okusebenza kunye ngokubambisana uku-ze ziphumelele kolu shishino lungelula ka-khulu.

Iimvumi zeHip hop neHouse, ooDJ ku-bandakanywa namachule azii- Graphic De-signers ziseke inkampani ebizwa Soul-TapesFam ngenjongo zokwenza iminyhadala ukuzezicule zisebenzisa ezo zipho ziziphiwenguNkulunkulu.

Amalungu nguLuja Man Masele, Sandiso“Slig” Ndala, Mavester, SK, Abantu Neosoul,Eden, nooDj u-Ace Swagg no-Saltonic.

Asebenza kunye ngomoya kaVuk’uzenzeleamalungu eSoul-Tapes Fam nakholelwa ku-Manyano, Inkqubela ukuze kuphuhliswe ezoziphiwo zifihlakeleyo, la malungu axelela le

mvaba ngemfihlo yawo. .“Senza iminyhadala yokuveza izakhono

yaye sele sibambe owe-WhatsUpp, iiseshonizeHip hop nePrimary Time kwa Monde,KwaThobo emithayini, e-469 (eMotherwell)naseChillecks eWalmer”, kutsho uLuja Man,esangeza ngelithi, bamema neemvumi zan-gaphandle abanyeke ukusebenzisana nazokumalima.

Uthe bavula amasango ukuze babenakoukumenywa kwezinye iidolophu ezinkulu.

Bebebize imvumi yalapha nesele ise-Rhawutini u-iFani. NgoMgqibelo bebeseSpot-ted Cow eParliament Street noRattexwaseKapa no-Azz Veritazz waseBhayi.

“Sithatha uxanduva ngokungena ezipoko-thweni ngaphandle kwabaxhasi kuba asi-nakuhlala silinde into esingayaziyo. Ngok-wenjenje iimvumi zethu zifumana ithubaelihle lokukhwela eqongeni,” kutsho u-SK.

Iimvumi zaseMotherwellzikhulisa iziphiwokunye

Mavester of Soul-Tapes Fam performing atSpotted Cow in Parliament Street.

PE’s Azz Veritazz performed songs from hissingle “I am Moving” at Spotted Cow at theweekend. PHOTOS: NCEBA DLADLA

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A HUSBAND and wife partnership ofMonde and Nomsa Wani will present a play,“Ours was the Dawn” at the Nelson Mande-la Metropolitan University (NMMU), NorthCampus Auditorium on Thursday 16 May.

Penned and directed by Monde Wani, this75 minute post-modern story-telling pro-duction, which has received rave reviewsin countries like America, Sweden, theUnited Kingdom and Germany, is a histori-cal piece - a celebration of the new South Af-rica and the dream of a Rainbow Nation.

It is set in pre-1994 about two ordinarySouth Africans who are lovers - taking usthrough their journey and expectations ofthe new South Africa, their hopes, dreams,frustrations and excitement.

Speaking to PE Express Indaba last week,Monde said he wrote this piece of work in

celebration of the life of Martin LutherKing.

“It was commissioned by Saint Benedictand St John’s College in Minneapolis,America, to honour Martin Luther King,”said Monde.

But when he looked at the life of NelsonMandela and the miracle of the new SouthAfrica, Monde saw the same joy and painthat must be celebrated in the two coun-tries.

What makes this story more exciting, ac-cording to Monde, he said, “I am telling itwith my wife.

“The two actors take their audience totheir confidence as they tell the story oftheir lives with a bit of humour and song,”said Wani without revealing much. He be-lieves this is his best work ever as a play-wright, actor and director.

Tickets are selling at R80 at the door. Theshow starts at 7pm.

‘Ourswas theDawn’ - comes toNMMU,NorthernCampus

Watch Monde andNomsa Wani on stagein ‘Ours was the Dawn’at NMMU NorthCampus Auditoriumnext Thursday.PHOTO:SUPPLIED

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This Freedom Day, teachers and learnersfrom Jarvis Gqamlana School, Tjaart VanDer Walt School, Kama Primary School andfive other New Brighton schools really hadsomething to celebrate.On 25 April, each of the eight schools re-

ceived a Cashbuild buildingmaterials vouch-er to the value of R12 000 at the opening cere-mony for Cashbuild’s New Brighton Store.TheCashbuildArt-at-Heart competition en-

tails learners from each school submittingtheir best artwork toCashbuild. This artworkis displayed at the ceremony, and then re-mains on display in the Cashbuild store forthe next five years.Artwork was judged and three winners

from each school were named. Winners re-ceivedCashbuildArt-at-Heart gold, silver andbronze certificates for first, second and thirdplace respectively. The Manager’s Choiceawardwasalsopresented to the luckywinner,Kim Jordan from Laerskool Tjaart Van DerWalt for the artwork competition. This awardwas announced on the day and the winner re-ceived a stationery pack and a glass trophy.Lamani Primary School’s Principal ZK Do-

longa said: “In an area with high unemploy-ment levels, people think of alternative waysto make money. Certain members of the com-munity steal with the intention of selling.Last year our school was broken into and acomputer was stolen. Now we would like tosecure the school bybuildingpalisade fencingto close the open spaces where criminals gainaccess.”Principal N Ngqawana from Jarvis Gqam-

lana School said that they were very blessedto have won this competition. “The adults inthe community are not working and are de-pendent on social grants and we are strug-gling to raise funds to fix the school. Ten class-rooms currently do not have electricity – wewould like to rectify that. If possible, wewould also like to paint the outside of theschool and pave the school grounds.”According to Stephan Mazungula Primary

School’s Principal, NPMjekula their learnerscome to school hungry every day. They havea gardening project at the school that theyhave to maintain because it provides for theschool’s nutritionprogramme.Theywouldal-so like to fix the old leaking pipes in the toilet.

Gertrude Shope Primary School’s Mr N.Mzuzu said “Recently, our 25metre fence wasstolen. We would like to replace the fence tokeep burglars out and prevent goats fromdamaging the school’s vegetable garden.”Tjaart Van Der Walt School’s Head of De-

partment, Mr Nic van der Walt and the otherteacherswere veryhappyabout their school’swin. He said, “Over last 60 years, the schoolhas created a culture of working together. In-stead of hiring labourers, the staff and thecommunity come together to fix the school.We have a number of things we would like todo. Our classrooms need a coat of paint, thetennis and netball courts need to be resur-faced and repainted, and the rugby field needsto be remarked. But our main concern is theschool’s leaking roof – when it rains, wateraccumulates and it has caused the metal torust. Before the roof caves in, we would liketo build a pitch roof.”

The schools and children that benefitedfrom the CashbuildArt-at-Heart donationswere:

Tjaart Van Der Walt SchoolGold Award Cherane StuurmanSilver Award Desire BezuidenhoutBronze Award Nadia MeileJarvis Gqamlana SchoolGold Award Banele MnyakaSilver Award Thandolwethu MdodaBronze Award Asenathi GoboSeyisi Primary SchoolGold Award Asanda SamSilver Award Sibabalwe NkunjanaBronze Award Noluvo BothaEmsengeni Primary SchoolGold Award Pitsholo SiyanthandoSilver Award Andile LevelBronze Award Alulutho NgqengqezaGertrude Shope Primary SchoolGold Award Simphiwe NgwenduSilver Award Sinazo TomBronze Award Ntombizakhe TwaniStephan Mazungula Primary SchoolGold Award Luyolo XoetyniSilver Award Ayabonga SompempeBronze Award Lihle JanuaryLamani Primary SchoolGold Award Sikhulule MbuzoSilver Award Sinazo PelesaneBronze Award Bahle NakaKama Primary SchoolGold Award Akon MaliSilver Award Sibusiso SolomonBronze Award Avuyile Toyi

CashbuildNewBrighton celebrates openingby helping local schools

) “Mymother isa lovingperson.Youcanaskher for anything and she’ll give it to you withlove. I go to her for advice and everything. I cansay she ismy rolemodel,mymother, sister andfriend,”said Frederica Taai (32)ofDeMist inUiten-hage.

) “I have never met anyone like my mother.She is a role-model to me andmany others. Sheiseverythingthatachildcouldaskforinamoth-er,” said Idaline Pannies (42) of Rosedale, addingthat her loving and caring mother gives of her-

self to thepeople inneedandwants to takeawaythe pain from others.

) Fred John Isaacs (29) ofDaltonAvenue saidhecould say many things about his mother. “Likemy wife, my mother is the Queen of my heart.I appreciate her for giving birth to me and theway she helps me grow up. She is a wonderfuland very special person. I love her and buy herpresents on her birthday. Mymother ismySu-per hero!”

)Though she is unemployed, Nontando Tandwa

(21) of NewBrightonmade sure that she boughther mother a gift from Avon. She said, “I loveand appreciate my mother. She is very special.Imightnothavegoldorsilver, butwith the littlethat I have, I want her to knowhowmuch I loveher.”

) “She made me who I am. There’s nothingI cangiveback except love.Mymotherdeservesthe best. Not evenmoney can pay back the lovethat mymother gives. I wish God can bless andkeep her safe until she sees me succeed in life

as she always prays,” saidMandilakhe Matikinca ofNew Brighton.

) Sindiswa Boloti of KwaZakhele said: “Mymother means the world to me. She is the bestmotherever,andshemustenjoyMother’sDay.”

) “Mymother struggled a lot tomakeme theman that I am today without my father. She isthe hard worker who deserves the best that theworld can offer. To my mama Thembeka I say,enjoy Mother’s Day,” said Ndimphiwe Mafana ofKwaZakhele.

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Incelebrationof theMother’sDayonSunday,PEExpressIndaba’sNCEBADLADLAaskedNelsonMandelaBayresidentswhythey thoughtthat theirmotherswerespe-cial. This iswhat theyhadtosay:

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SELBY MADIKANE

ADDO born Oxford Striders athlete Lusa-pho April won the Lemaitre Bay 10kmRoad Race which took place at PollokBeach recently.

April came home first in a time of 30:31in the senior men’s category, followed byMariano Eesou (Nedbank) in the secondplace with a time of 31:04 and Gift Zet(Ikamva AC) in a time of 31:17 in the thirdplace.In the senior ladies’ category Christine

Claasen (Achilles) was the first lady tohave crossed the finish-line with a time of42:50. Siphokazi Nojoko (SA PROF. DEV.)

was the second runner home (43:48) withJunette Schier-Crisius (Body Concept)third (43:52).

Junior men’s results:1. Siyabonga Kahla: Youth for Change AC – 34:372. Sindile Mgiyo: Malabar AC – 38:003. David Nel: ABSA NMMU AC – 41:37Junior ladies’ results:1. Siphokazi Nojoko: SA PROF DEV – 43:482. Megan Wilson: Charlo RR – 44:293. Kimberley Wilson: Charlo RR – 50:53Lemaitre Bay 50 Ultra Marathon results:Senior men’s results:1. Sandile Ngunuza: Nedbank RC – 2:582. Eric Sigxashe: IND – 3:013. Masande Mlonyeni: Nedbank RC – 3:05Senior ladies’ results:1. Debbie Dodd: Charlo RR – 4.222. Elizabeth Bezuidenhout: Charlo RR – 4.243. Noleen Wilkinson: Charlo RR – 4.33

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Lusapho April (right), winner of Lemaitre Bay 10 km, with second placed Mariano Eesou.PHOTO:SELBY MADIKANE

SELBY MADIKANE

MOTHERWELL Football Association (MOFA)Big Daddy’s Heineken Easter Tournament Jun-ior League finals were played in front of hun-dredsof football fansatNU2StadiumlastFridayevening after a long delay on account of rainyweather conditions during the Easter weekend.

YoungMadridU-9 lifted the trophywhen theybeat Shining Stars 1-0 in the finals.Shining Stars went down 2-1 to Young Ideas

in theirU-11 finals. Itwas crunch timewhenVa-lenciaU-13 pippedShiningStars 4-3 onpenaltiesfollowing their fulltime score of 3-3 in their fi-nals. Young Romans were crowned championswhentheyovercameYoungMadrid5-4onpenal-ties following the fulltime tie of 1-1 during theirU-15 finals.

IN an unexpected turn of events Shining Starswent down 5-0 to Lion Cityduring their longawaitedMO-FA Build It Big Daddy’sHeineken Easter Tournamentfinals at Motherwell NU 2 Sta-dium last Friday evening.On their road to the finals,

City earned a 1-0 hard-foughttriumphoverTomorrowStarswhile Shining Stars had thebetter ofMabayibone Strikersin their 1-0 win during theirrespective semi-finals.In the finals Stars came up

strongly in the early stages ofthe game, but City went to thebreak leading 1-0 with Zingis-ile Lindani of City doing hismagic in the middle field.In the second half City were

ruthless to Stars and rubbedsalt into Stars’ wounds when they came up

with another four goals tomake the final score5-0.Lion City scooped a purse of

R15 000, a floating trophy andgold medals while ShiningStars received R10 000 plus sil-vermedals. The losing semi-fi-nalists went home with R2 500each with all the losing quar-ter finalists received a conso-lation prize of R500 each.In the individual awards

Shining Stars midfielder Lu-khanyo Mapempeni and LionCity Ntembeko Mbombotawere voted the best player andbest goalkeeper respectivelyof the tournament. Mother-well Build It owner SibongileNkebe lauded all the winnersand stated that he would con-tinue to support MOFA in

their endeavours. – SELBY MADIKANE

MOFA President Simphiwe “MK” Mkangelwa,and SAFA NMB President, Mzimkhulu Fina,support the winners’ captains Lukhanyo Pisani(Young Madrid U-9), Siphesihle Ngcupe (YoungIdeas U-11), Athenkosi Klaas (Valencia U-13)and Sibahle Jindela (Young Romans). PHO­TO:SELBY MADIKANE

LionCityhumiliates ShiningStars

MOFA president Simphiwe MKMkangelwa and MotherwellBuild It owner SibongileNkebe hand over a trophy toLion City captain ThulaniMotloung. PHOTO:SELBYMADIKANE

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THE side from the edge of Moth-erwell Township, Real City, con-tinued to keep their hopes aliveof winning the SAFA NelsonMandela Bay SAB RegionalLeague title when they collectedthree valuable maximum pointsin their 1-0 away victory againstHighland Spurs at Jabavu Stadi-um in KwaNobuhle last Sunday.

The Uitenhage side playedtheir hearts out but the log-lead-ers absorbed the pressure welland were not intimidated bytheir counterparts. Goal scoring

opportunities were in abun-dance but the strikers were notspot on.City fans waited anxiously un-

til their star striker Lifa CenaTeyise gave them something tocheer about when he scored themost important solitary goal tobeat Spurs 1-0 in front of theirsupporters.

Other SAFA Nelson Mandela Bay SABresults:* Morning Stars 1 – 1 Callies* SUBS 8 – 0 Real Aces* Despatch Pioneers 2 – 4 Royal Blues* Bay Stars 3 – 0 Camper United* Island City 2 – 2 Highland Spurs* Showville 0 – 1 Lion City* Crystal Palace 0 – 1 Tomorrow Stars

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IKAMVA Movers continued withtheir winning ways when theythumped Valencia 5 – 2 in their MO-FA Build It Premier League clashwhichwas played atMotherwellNU9 Stadium last Saturday.

Movers were awarded a penaltywhich goalkeeper Mandilakhe ‘TheBlack Cat’ Dlamini squeezed intothe far corner. Valencia were alsoawarded a penalty which LelethuDyasi converted to level the score 1– 1.Dlamini missed the second penal-

ty but Movers moved ahead 2 – 1 af-ter a goal by Bonani Moyikwa. Va-lencia’s equaliser came up with Si-vuyile Booi to make the score 2 – 2.

Mbongeni “Dangerman” Yakostruck three goals and therewas bigdrama when three Valencia playerswere red carded for remonstratingwith the referee and rough playing.Earlier onValencia were unfortu-

natewhen their goalkeeper and starstriker ThaboMoremi sustained se-rious injuries which ruled him outof the game.

Other MOFA Build It Premier League re-sults:* Young Tigers 3 – 1 NU 29 United Stars* Liverpool 0 – 2 Young Madrid* SUBS 3 – 1 FC Angels* Tomorrow Stars 1 – 0 Young Romans* Highland Spurs 3 – 3 Real Strikers* Tottenham Spurs 1 – 0 City Rangers* Young Ideas 2 – 1 Young Romans* Shining Stars 4 – 0 SUBSMOFA Build It First Division:* Milan Stars 3 – 0 Young Swallows

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THE South African boxing fraternityis still reelingwith shock after the un-timely passing of boxing trainer JabuMalinga on Monday night.

ThenewsofMalinga’s “unfortunatepassing after a long illness” was re-vealed by Boxing South Africa (BSA)Director of Operations Loyiso Mtya.Mtya described Malinga of Kaltle-

hong inGauteng as one of themost ex-perienced and productive mentors inSouth Africa boxing.Championsheproduced includehis

sons Vus’umuzi Malinga (former SABantamweight and current WorldBoxing Council (WBC) InternationalBantamweight champion, former SAWelterweight and World Boxing Un-ion (WBU) Welterweight championand former Lightweight championPatrick Malinga.At the time of his passing, Malinga

was the mentor of KwaZulu Natal’scurrent SA Welterweight championNkululeko Mhlongo in his Sowetogymnasium.“It iswith sadness that I have learnt

of (Jabu) Malinga’s untimely passing.Hewasagreatman,”saidNelsonMan-dela Bay BSA Service Provider Mt-hunzi Mapitiza.Mapitiza said Malinga was in the

league of great trainers like SyKhum-alo,NormanHlabaneandLoyisoMtyawho could take a boxer fromnowhereand make him a quality champion.“We’ll remember Malinga’s great

works in boxing,” said Mapitiza, add-ing that during his era, even if a boxerwas not known in the Eastern Cape, ifhe was trained by Malinga “we knewhe was very good. The man knew thebasics.”

INORTHERN Areas Football Associa-tion (NAFA)Premier League ibibambe im-idlalo etakisa iintlantsi nalapho amaqelaamancinane ewise imithi emikhulu.IPark United eyaziwa ngcono njenge-

U-U ngabalandeli bayo ibethe iintshatshe-li ze-NAFAPremier League iHotspursngo-4-0 phambi kwbalandeli bayo.Kwesinye isothuso, iStardrift igung-

qise iintshatsheli zeSAFA Nelson Mande-la Bay kwi-Mayoral cup iBlackpool ngo3 – 1.Abalandeli beShamrocks bakhwank-

qiswe kukuwa kweqela labo 1 – 0 ezandle-ni zeSwallows.

Idlale ntanganye iRamblers neWolvesngo1–1ngeli lixa iGlenville Celtic inqasheiFairview Rovers 2 – 1 kumdlalo obumhlekakhulu. IChatty United itywatyushe i-Ebenezer 5-2 kumdlalo obucalanye.Ezinye iziphumo ze-NAFA Premier

League:* Fairview Rovers4-0 Ebenezer* Blackpool 2-1 Swallows* Shamrocks 2-1 Wolves* Helenvale 1-0 Ramblers* Saints 2-2 Hotspurs* Stardrift 1-0 Westlake – SELBYMADIKANE

SELBY MADIKANE

FANS of title contenders lost allhope when their side Really Rang-ers was thrashed 6 – 1 by CityFriends who showed that they werenot so friendly during their Nobu-hle-Despatch Football Association(NODEFA) VW Community TrustPremierLeagueclashat JabavuSta-dium last week.

The drubbing ofRangersmeant thatthey were out of the league race asImbabala Young Stars werecrowned the league champions fol-lowing their 2-0 victory over NewCity Stars. City Stylewere not givenanopportunity to demonstrate theirskillful style when they were wal-loped 5-1 by Black Aces.

Other NODEFA VW Community Trust Pre-

mier League results:* Khayelitsha Stars 3 – 2 KUBS* Stokes United 2 – 0 Reservoir Strikers* Manchester United 0 – 1 Golden Chiefs* Jamaican Stars 2 – 2 Young CalliesNODEFA VW Community Trust First Divi-

sion results:* Cango Chiefs 1 – 1 Mighty Teenagers* Black Vultures 2 – 2 Temptations* Pioneers 4 – 0 Lion City* XI Stars 0 – 4 Highland Spurs* Chelsea 0 – 4 Manchester Babes* Garden City 6 – 4 Fearnot.

CENTRAL Acemates are the onlyside of the Port Elizabeth FootballAssociation (PEFA) PremierLeague which has maintained itsunbeatenrecordafter fouroutings.

The unbeaten record nearlycame to an abrupt end, however,when Motherwell Academy ledthemwith a goal for almost the en-tire game. Lwazi Sawula and Nce-baMroqozacametoAcemates’ res-cue with a goal apiece making thefinalscore2-1 intheirside’s favour.

PEFA champions Calliesshowed that they were made ofsterner stuff when they broke theunbeaten record of Hearts in their3 – 2 victory.The army boys PE Defence

seemed to be unarmed followingtheir 3-1 loss to Forresters.NelsonMandela BayMunicipal-

ity FC collected six points whenthey thwarted PE City 5 – 1 andHighbury 3 – 0. Warriors earned acomprehensivevictoryof 4 –2overKwaDwesi FC. – SELBY MADIKANE

IParkUnited4 –0Hotspurs

Real City keeps hopes alive

Siya Ngetu and Aphiwe Mam-buku tussle for the ball.PHOTO:SELBY MADIKANE

Goalsand red cardsgalorewhenMoversbeatValencia

Ikamva Movers set to defend their title. PHOTO:SELBY MADIKANE

SAmourns theuntimelypassingof JabuMalinga

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FANS came in their droves towatch entertaining games in theNew Brighton Football Associa-tion (NEBFA) Sedgars League atChevrolet Stadium last weekend.

PE United were able to huntdown in-form Bush Bucks in their1 –0hard-foughtwinwhilePESun-downs went on a rampage in their5 – 1 triumph over Bold Tigers.

Real White City salvaged a 1 – 0hard-fought victory over PondoStars, with Winter Rose edging outEastern Jumpers 4 – 2.Red City beat Boast Pirates 2 – 1

and City Defenders walked overDodgers. City Lads were held to a 1– 1 draw byCCXCallies while Roar-ingTigers shared thegoalless spoilswith Stinging Bees.First Division results:* Amakhosi 4 – 2 HUBS* Black Stars 1 – 0 Friendly City.

PEUnited hunts Bushbucks

Boast Pirates FC. PHOTO:SELBY MADIKANE

City Friendsnot friendsofReallyRangersAcematesmaintain their unbeaten record

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