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““PEOPLE who break-inat schools and stealcomputers are depriv-ing us of education – abetter future.”

Thiswas saidbyNxanelw’imfun-do Senior Primary School pupilSharon Gadu (13) who was one ofthe pupils from the school whopicketed outside Motherwell’sMagistrate Court last week duringthe trial of two suspects who werearrested for breaking in at theschool and stealing two computers.

The school, which is situated inBunyuluza Street, NU 8 Mother-well, has about 1 300 pupils ofwhich about 100 took part in thepicket.

Learners carried placards thatread: “No bail for burglary!”, “Keepvandals in jail for life!” and“No, tovandalism!”

“We want them to be jailed for along time so that they can leave usin peace to continue with our edu-cation. What they did is wrong andunfair,” said a well-spoken Gadu.

“We have been experiencing aspate of vandalism at the schooland as a result our computer labhas been totally destroyed,” saidthe school’sHODThamsanqaKepe.

He said that on more than one oc-casion thugs have broken throughthe asbestos roof and the ceilingand got into the computer lab, thestaff-room and the office to steal all

the school’s valuables.According to Kepe, most of the

school’s parents are unemployed.“We believe it is education that

could set many of them free andwhen that opportunity is deniedthe law should be harsh,” he said.

“We had a computer lab wherewe taught our learners the impor-tant skill of computer literacy butnow the lab is no longer functional.

“We also came to give our sup-port because we don’t want perpe-trators of this crime to get bail,”

saidMotherwellCommunityPoliceForum Chairperson NomawethuJama.

Jama urged members of the com-munity and the School GoverningBodies (SGBs) to look after theirschools.

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Some of Nxanelwimfundo Senior Primary School learners picketing with teachers and parents in front of the MotherwellMagistrate’s Court last Wednesday. Photo: NCEBA DLADLA

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TWO vehicle licensing and regis-tration authorities were officiallyopened in Port Elizabeth lastweek to assist especially the localmotor trade who have had to copewith only one centre up to now.

The Eastern Cape MEC forTransport ThandiswaMarawu of-ficially opened the Gelvandaleand Newton Park post offices’ ve-hicle licensing and registrationservices as part of the OctoberTransport Month Campaign andthe fulfillment of a promise madeby MEC Marawu during her poli-cy speech presentation in March2012.

“The aim is to assist the motormanufacturers, motor dealers,importers and builders”, said Ma-rawu.

Newton Park and GelvandalePost Offices are located in areas

where the highest number of vehi-cles are being registered and li-censed and this will ensure thatthe demand is met head-on. Andin time, it is also hoped that theservice will be available at everyPost Office in the province.

Over the last three years, 1,5million transactions have beendone at 102 branches offering thisfacility in the Eastern Cape.

The registration and renewalprocess works through a secure,real-time link to the NationalTransport Information System (e-NaTIS). Each Post Office point-of-sale terminal will provide a validdisc and Post Office receiptagainst payment and motoristsmust produce a printed renewalnotice to renew amotor vehicle li-cence.

All post offices are open on Sat-urday mornings and many on aSunday, which gives motoristsmore convenient times to renew

their vehicle licences“The Motor Vehicle Licence

(MVL) renewal service is onedemonstration of how the SA PostOffice is enhancing its partner-ship with the Government for thebenefit and convenience of all citi-zens,” says Ndala Mnisi, GroupExecutive Retail at the South Af-rican Post Office. “The EasternCape Transport Departmentchose the Post Office to offer theservice thanks to our networksystem and our reach,” he added.

A registering authority is anauthority which has a mandate ofissuing duplicate registrationcertificates, processing applica-tions for the reduction of tareweight on new trucks, registeringand de-registration, as well as li-censing of motor vehicles,processing of applications for theintroduction of motor vehiclesand renewal of licences.

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From the District Manager's deskNelson Mandela Bay Health DistrictCall line: 083 378 2248

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Let's look at High Blood PressureHigh Blood Pressure is one of the non-infectious diseases, such as, Diabetes, Heart conditions, Cancer, Mental Disorder, Oral Diseases, Eye disease, Kidney disease, Muscular-Skeletal condition, etc. These diseases are commonly

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What is High Blood Pressure?

Who is most likely to have High Blood Pressure?

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In creating opportunities for un-employed persons, a group ofwomen has received securitytraining and has been deployed intheUitenhage central business ar-ea to assist the police during theforthcoming festive season.

Their training forms part of the ex-panded pubic works programme ofwhich the Uitenhage Despatch De-velopment Initiative acts as the im-plementing agent on behalf of NelsonMandela Bay.“We are grateful towards the po-

lice as they are the first stakeholdersto offer working opportunities tothese EPWP trainees,” said MilisaPiko from the UDDI.“The purpose of the programme is

for the trainees to assist whereverthere already is infrastructure inplace, but lack of manpower. It is allabout offering working opportuni-ties. The aim is for the trainees afterthe three month period to have at-tained the skills and working experi-ence whichwill enable them to applyfor a full time job,” said Piko.During the first phase of theEPWP

40 trainees had the opportunity to re-ceive training in security, generalmaintenanceworkor environmentaland agricultural activities. Trainingis provided by registered service pro-viders.Col. André Swart from the Uiten-

hage police said: “With the festiveseasonahead thesewomenwill act asour ‘eyes’ in identified hot spot crimeareas. They are in constant contactwith us reporting any suspicious ac-tivities or persons.”

Security trainees employed for festive season

Security trainees in the orange outfits (from left) Nomafungashe Kesa, BusisweKeke, Siphokazi Jantjies (front) and Nomfundo Hempe together with (back from left)Col. André Swart, Lt.Col. Hannes Bezuidenhout, Sidwell Ruiters (UDDI) and MilisaPiko (UDDI). Photo: HEILIE COMBRINCK

PE Express Indaba OmbudIn accordance with the editorial policy of the PE Express Indaba, we invite readers to com-ment on mistakes in the newspaper and shall correct significant errors as soon as possible.Send info to the ombudsman of Media24’s Community Press, George Claassen, atgeorge.claassen@media24.com or call him at 0 021 851 3232. Readers can also contact the SAPress Ombudsman at 0 011 484 3612/8 or e-mail ombudsman@presscouncil.org.za.NCEBA DLADLA

DAGGA with an estimated street value ofR700 000 was seized in a covert operationby Uitenhage K9 member Detective War-rant Officer Jacque Adlem and his dogBowie last Friday.Adlem, of Addo SAPS, seized the 33 bags

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vation on the Addo main road, an LDVbakkie with tinted windows passed them.The officers became suspicious of the ve-hicle and asked the driver to stop,” saidpolice spokesperson Lt. Col. PriscillaNaidu.Upon searching the vehicle, Bowie

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GOSPEL Sensation Sihle Mathun-jwa visited Nelson Mandela Bay re-cently to promote his debut solo al-bum “Uyangikhathalela”.

Mathunjwa, of Johannesburg, is amember of the famous NcandweniChrist Ambassadors, but is now pro-moting his solo career.

He sang during Bay TV’s FirstBirthday Celebrations and alsopreached at churches around theBay.

“I came here to share what is in-side of me. I came to give my all – thereal Sihle – to the people of NelsonMandela Bay,” said Mathunjwa whoregards himself as the minister of theword and not just an entertainer.

Mathunjwa said some people rec-ognised him as a member of Ncadwe-ni Christ’s Ambassadors and for thathe was grateful. But he was quick toadd: “Those who did not know me be-fore, quickly realised the most pow-erful thing inside of me; and that iswhat I want to share.”

His said he sings about his own ex-periences and mostly about the loveof God and His Amazing Grace togive hope. Having received love, hesaid he wants to give love. The lovethat is free and available to thosewho yearn for it.

“My main aim is to minister andchange peoples’ lives. I was oncedown and was dumped by friends butthe Lord lifted me up in order to tell

the tales. God said to me, “I care”,and He does not change, said a proudMathunjwa who is the director andowner of Chavone Music Produc-tions, the company he wants to useto promote the music of up-and-com-ing musicians and believers.

“Through my company I havestarted a programme of helpingyoung artists who are saved - to es-tablish their music careers in an at-tempt to change the world,” said Mat-hunjwa.

This married father of one prom-ised to come back to Nelson MandelaBay in November to record a liveDVD.

PORT Elizabeth based music duosensation, Maisha, is music to manyears and has just arrived in Johan-nesburg for their debut album re-cording.

Botwe and Kiki, who form Maisha,have created a big PE fan base andare now ready to take Mzansi bystorm.

Since their arrival in Jozi twoweeks ago, they have been makingmany appearances as well as work-ing in the studio on their new albumwhich is set to be released soon.

uVelebhayi is one of their songs tolook out for as it tells the story anddifficult journey of a female singercoming from Nelson Mandela Bay.

“Thanks should go to young ladieslike Zonke and Camagwini who havepaved the way for us in the musicscene,” Botwe Mtimkhulu com-ments.

In the studio, the girls are busy

working with Sisa Sophazi of Itaimale Funk. Sisa has worked withThandiswa Mazwai and PhindaMtya. Gabriel Stuurman who hasbeen working with Siphokazi of ama-cala, Ringo Madlingozi, Stimela,Tshepo Tsola and Mahotella Queens,

amongst others, is busy producingwith Maisha.

The album will be released andlaunched nationwide after its firstweek on the market. The girls willthen tour Africa for their Green Mu-sic and Lifestyle campaign.

IT’s been confirmed, South Afri-ca’s Most recognised and decorat-ed comedian Loyiso Gola is com-ing to Nelson Mandela Bay for thefirst time as part of his new come-dy show Professional Blackwhich will debut at the PE OperaHouse this Saturday 20 October.

Proudly presented by Podium -The Comedy Merchants in associ-ation with eTV and eNews Chan-nel Africa, this one man show isbound to see the much travelledGola take his craft to the nextlevel.

A satirist and unapologeticsocial commentator, Gola, theHost of Late Nite News withLoyiso Gola on eTV - which iscurrently in its forth season iscelebrating a decade offast-moving come-dy which in-cludes overseastrips to coun-tries like theUS, England,Scotland,Canada, Du-bai, Nigeria,Mauritiusand Botswa-na.

He isfresh fromMontrealand Edin-burghwhere hewas invited totake part in these biginternational festi-vals.

Nominated forthe second year inas many years forthe Comics ofChoice Award, Go-la wrote and per-formed Life andTimes ComedyShow, Just BecauseComedy Festival 1and 2 and Outra-geous. He has beenin the Pure MonateTV Show and hasshared the stagewith the best SouthAfrican comediansincluding Pieter

Dirk-Uys and Marc Lottering.Explaining the meaning be-

hind the title of his latest offeringGola said: “I wanted to have a titlethat would spark interest, ignitecuriosity and provoke debate.”

He added that he wanted peopleto have their preconceived no-tions and assumptions about thistitle and he was forthright.

Tickets are avail-able at Com-

puticket atR100. Theshow starts at8pm and thedoors will beopen from

ComedianLoyisoGola atComedianLoyisoGola atPEOperaHouse thisPEOperaHouse this

SaturdaySaturday

Sihle Mathunjwa is going solo

Look out for Joburg’s gospel artist SihleMathunjwa who will be coming back toNelsonMandela Bay to record a live DVDin November. Photo: NCEBA DLADLA

ation with eTV and eNews Chan-nel Africa, this one man show isbound to see the much travelledGola take his craft to the next

A satirist and unapologeticsocial commentator, Gola, theHost of Late Nite News withLoyiso Gola on eTV - which iscurrently in its forth season iscelebrating a decade offast-moving come-dy which in-cludes overseastrips to coun-tries like theUS, England,

Canada, Du-bai, Nigeria,

was invited totake part in these biginternational festi-

Nominated forthe second year inas many years forthe Comics ofChoice Award, Go-la wrote and per-formed Life andTimes ComedyShow, Just BecauseComedy Festival 1and 2 and Outra-geous. He has beenin the Pure MonateTV Show and hasshared the stagewith the best SouthAfrican comediansincluding Pieter

Tickets are avail-able at Com-

puticket atR100. Theshow starts at8pm and thedoors will beopen from7pm.

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INDABA NEWS•NUUS WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 2012 7SPORT

SELBY MADIKANE

REAL City, affectionately known asThe Birds, flew high when theythrashed their neighbours CrystalPalace 4-1 in their SAFANelsonMan-dela Bay SAB Regional League clashat NU 9 Stadium on 6 October.

The Birds were firing from all cyl-inders from the outset. City’s skillfulmidfielder Sandile Leds Nkewanascored a brace whileMonwabisi Zini

and Mlungiseleli Honi banged a goalapiece. Palace’s consolation goal wasscored by Lithemba Manjezi fromthe penalty spot.

Other SAFA Nelson Mandela BaySAB Regional League Results:

* Tomorrow Stars 9-0 Real Aces* Camper United 3-1 Island City* Real City 3-1 Showville* Lion City 0-0 Morning Stars* Showville 3-1 Camper United* Real Aces 0- w/o Lion City.

SELBY MADIKANE

BRAZIL Brothers FC showed thatthey were the major force to be reck-oned with when they walloped Za-khele Football Association (ZAFA)Premier League reigning championsGhetto XI 5-1 at Wolfson Stadium on6 October.

United Comrades beat Dynamos2-1 while NUBS ousted ContinentalExpress 2-1. Seven United drew 2-2with Young Neighbours, while San-tos were defeated 4-3 by Leeds Unit-ed. XI Angels shared the spoils 1-1with Happy Stars. BUBS played to a2-2 draw with Juventus. GoldenBrothers also drew 1-1 with Zamaza-ma.

REALCity thrashCrystalPalace

Real City defender Aphiwe Mambuku isReal City defender Aphiwe Mambuku ischallenged by a Crystal Palace player.challenged by a Crystal Palace player.

Photo:Photo: SELBY MADIKANESELBY MADIKANE

Brazil Bros beat the ZAFA PremierLeague champs

Juventus played their hearts out. Photo: SELBY MADIKANE

SELBY MADIKANE

NEW Brighton Football Association(NEBFA) Sedgars Sport League pro-duced some fireworks at Oval over thepast weekend.

Dodgers were untouchable whenthey thumped Pondo Stars 4-1, withRoaring Tigers earning a 1-0 hardfought victory over the buoyant East-

ern Jumpers.Stinging Bees seemed to run out of

their venom when they lost 4-1 to RealWhite City, while Red City devastatedCity Lads 2-0. Bold Tigers threw every-thing into the gamedespite their 3-2 de-feat to Bush Bucks.Winter Rose drew2-2 with City Defenders. PE Sundownswent down 2-1 into the hands of BoastPirates. while PE United were given ahiding of 2-0 by CCX Callies.

Dodgers thumped Stars in NEBFASedgars Sport League

NEBFA Premier League champions, PE United Photo: SELBY MADIKANE

SOCCER fans watched scintillatinggames of the Northern Areas Foot-ball Association (NAFA) in the MalaMoodaleyCupTournament played atFinnis Street Fields over the pastweekend.

In the quarter finalsBlackpool top-

pled Westham 4-0.In an enterprising game Chatty

United showed determination andcharacter despite their 1-0 loss to thegutsy Rangers. Glenville Celtic FCsecured a narrow win of 2-1 overStardrift.

The hot favourites Ebenezer werestunned by Wolves who eliminatedthem 2-1.

In the semi-finals other favouritesBlackpool were stunned by GlenvilleCeltic FC which edged them out 1-0with Rangers beating Wolves 2-1.

SELBY MADIKANE

PORT Elizabeth Football Associa-tion (PEFA) hosted thrilling crucialgames over the past weekend.

Callies defended their PremierLeague title when they beat theleague contenders Central Acemates

2-1 in their last game of the season.NelsonMandela BayMunicipality

FC qualified to play in the PEFAPre-mier League in the 2013 SeasonwhentheybeatPESAPS2-1 in their promo-tion league game.

Callies FC lifted their second tro-phy when their Colts overcame StGeorges 2-1 in theirFirstDivision en-

counter.Callies were unlucky not to clinch

the third trophy when their PremierReserves succumbed 3-2 to Forestersin their finals.

In the ladies’ finals Mustangsearned a comprehensive victory of4-1 when they trounced NMMUMadibaz.

NAFAMala Moodaley Cup Results

PEFA hosts thrilling weekend games

Indaba Sport Send your news to PE Express Indaba at:

Tel: 0 041 503 6111Fax: 041 503 6220

E-mail: express@media24.com

NCEBA DLADLA

NELSON Mandela Bayboxing fans will be infor a treat as SibongileNkebe, head of Silin-

dokuhle Boxing Promotionswill headline an eight-bout billat the Jeff Masemola Communi-ty Hall in KwaNobuhle, Uiten-hage on Saturday, November 3.

Two of the bouts will feature fe-male boxers – one professional andone amateur – while Nkebe hasmanaged to draw boxers fromGeorge, Grahamstown, Peddie,

Port Elizabeth and Uitenhage forhis bill.

The main bout will be betweenUitenhage lads Lonwabo Roboshiand Bulelani Jacobs over eightrounds in the Mini-flyweight divi-sion.

In the main-supporting boutover six rounds, in the Flyweightdivision, Uitenhage’s idolLwandile Phillip will face hishome-boy Siyabonga Blou in whatpromises to be a humdinger.

Newly-crowned Western CapeJunior bantamweight champion,Wiseman Kega from George, willengage Uitenhage’s MzuvukileDaniels over six non-title fight

rounds in the Junior bantam-weight.

The other bouts, all over fourrounds:UnathiNelani versusNdu-dumo Lolwana (lightweight); Du-misani Tshokela vs Bonani Ngozi(bantamweight) and Ayanda Fatyiversus Mzwabantu Jibiliza (Min-flyweight).

In the female bout, over fourrounds, Zimkhitha Lane (PortElizabeth) will fight against Them-belani Budaza while in the ama-teur bout NomaMpondomise Xoty-eni will square off against ThulisaZwengu of Uitenhage over fourrounds in the Junior bantam-weight division.

Boxing treat on the cards at JeffMasemola hall, KwaNobuhle

ANEWcoach, analmost completelybrand-new team and a mediocreprevious season led to very few peo-ple giving the NMMU Madibaz La-dies Football team a fightingchance. Most said this year wouldbe their building phase, but theteam proved them wrong.

TheNMMUMadibazLadiesFoot-ball team are the IntervarsityChamps and PEFA League Champsfor 2012 and qualified for the USSANationals in Cape Town in Decem-ber 2012. They were also the run-ners-up in theFainWomen’sMonthCelebration Tournament 2012.

Six of the players, CawekaziDaca, Susan Wells, Nasreen Astrie,Nomzamo Maheneza, NombifuthiMncwango and Lebohang Mbata,

were selected to play for the PortElizabeth Football Associationsquad toplay in the recentlyheld In-ter LFA Competition.

This squad was coached and cap-tainedbyMadibaz’sDouleenWhite-booi and Cawekazi Daca respective-ly.

Thesquadthenwentontowinthetournament with Coach Douleenwinning Coach of the Tournamentand Madibaz striker Susan Wellswinning Player of the Tournament.

The Madibaz have failed to makeit a clean sweep at PEFA by losingthe Cup Final against Mustangs 1-4on Saturday, October 6.

HavingbeatenMustangson threeoccasions during the past season,the Madibaz Ladies were confront-

ed by a highly charged Mustangsteam.

TheMadibaz ladies had to be sat-isfied with the runners-up spot, tocap a highly successful season.

As a result of the great season theladies have had, the team was of-feredaspot in thesecondbest leaguein country for ladies’ football.

The team accepted the new chal-lenge and preparations are now un-derway for this incredible team’srun in the SAFAWomen’s RegionalLeague.

The team now looks ahead to De-cember for the USSANational ClubChampionship. With very little ex-perience at that level they are look-ing forward to competing as thetournament underdogs.

Successful season for NMMUMadibazSuccessful season for NMMUMadibazLadies Football teamLadies Football team

The NMMU Madibaz Ladies Football team are in front captain Cawekazi Daca. In the middle from left to right, MasadaSomtsora, Nasreen Astrie, Fiona Fleur, Christine Vorster, Nolubabalo Mrabuli, Duduzile Dumana and Anelisa Mayinje.At the back are Douleen Whitebooi (coach), Khanyisa Mapelana, Amu Mageza, Susan Wells, Neo Phiri, NtombifuthiMncwango, Lebo Mbatha. Photo: SUPPLIED

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SELBY MADIKANE

ALONGdrought endedwhenTotten-ham Spurs registered their first vic-tory of theMotherwell Football Asso-ciation (MOFA) Build It PremierLeague season.They beat the resilient Real Strik-

ers 2-1 at the NU 9 Stadium on 7 Octo-ber.Strikers scored first with a goal

courtesy of Themba Kilana.Spurs duo Thando Mthalane and

Songezo Ntakana combined well,causing problems for Strikers de-fenders. Ntakana became the hero ofthedaywhenhenetted twogoals; onegoal from the penalty spot in the firsthalf and the last one in thedyingmin-utes of the game.

Other MOFA Build It PremierLeague results:* Ikamva Movers 2-0 NU29 United

Stars* Channel Porto 3-2YoungRomans* Liverpool 2-1 Young Tigers* City Rangers 0-4 Ikamva MoversMOFA Build It First Division Re-

sults* Manchester 2-0 Young Destroy-

ers* Tomorrow Stars1-0 Royal Bucs* Swallows 1-0 Young Ideas* MUBS 1-0 Young Killers* Motherwell United 3-0 Mcelu

Kings* Milan Stars 3-0 Movers* Lion City 2-0 NU 7Citizens* Crystal Palace 0-2 Real City* Shining Stars 4-1 Mcelu Kings* Stone Breakers 2-0 Scorpion

Less than 100 days to AfconLLeessss tthhaann 110000 ddaayyss ttoo AAffccoonn

MECXoliswa Tom, Cllr Babalwa Lobishe and Safa’s Elvis Sishanahelp 100 school kids release balloons to mark the beginningof the countdown to Afcon 2013. Photo: WERNER HILLS

Spurs secure first win

Tottenham Spurs striker Thando Mthalane wards off Real Strikers players.Photo: SELBY MADIKANE

NCEBA DLADLA

THE clock is ticking and thestate of readiness of NelsonMandela Bay as one of the hostcities of the Orange Africa Cupof Nations (ACN) was con-firmed at Zwide Stadium, Kwa-Zakhele, Port Elizabeth lastWednesday.

The 100 Days Countdown hasbegun before Yeyethu (It is ours)- Be Part of It kicks off on ourshores bringing the giants of Afri-can Football from 19 January to 10February.MEC forSport,Recreation,Arts

and Culture, Xoliswa Tom, MPLand Portfolio Committee Chair on

Sport, Arts and Recreation Nom-xolisi Mtitshane, Nelson MandelaRecreational Services StandingCommittee Chairperson Council-lor Babalwa Lobishe, Safa NECand Afcon Board member ElvisSishana and Afcon LOC Chief Op-erations Officer Andrew Dipelatold residents to start feeling theAfcon fever.“We (Nelson Mandela Bay and

Eastern Cape) are known to be thebest hosts (following the successof the Fifa 2010 South AfricanWorld Cup). Of course, we’ve gotthe knowledge and expertise,”said Sishana.Cllr Lobishe assured visiting

players, officials and fans of theirsafety during Afcon South Africa2013. She said it was now incum-

bent upon residents to create thevibe - as “this is ours”.This is the time forNelsonMan-

dela Bay to shine, according toSishana, a time for the footballloving people tomobilise others tostart buying tickets andattend thegames when the matches begin.MEC Tom encouraged Govern-

ment officials and their Depart-ments to buy tickets. She said gov-ernment will make sure thatyoung people and those comingfrom rural areas also get the feelof this CAF Competition.Tickets are sold throughout Su-

perspar outlets in the EasternCape ranging from R120 to R500.All tickets bought before themaindraw takes place on 24 Octoberwill carry a 20% discount.