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Some of Nobandla Educare Centre pupils with their teacher Vuyiswa Jobela enjoy the sunny day. PHOTO:NCEBA DLADLA

NobandlaEducare lets the childrenplay

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TEACHERS at Nobandla Educare Centrehave discovered a plan to unveil the crea-tive genius of the toddlers they teach. TheTsewu Street, New Brighton-based centre

tookitschildrentotheNangozaJebeplay-ground on Sunny days to make them playsports.

“We divide them into four groups ac-cording to their age and bring them here

to play, sing, dance and recite poetry,”said teacher Vuyiswa Jobela.

According to Jobela, some of the chil-dren who are shy in class open up outsideand show their skills.

“So, we bring them here and let them

do what they love to do,” said Jobela. Thechildren offered to perform for PE Ex-press Indaba a poem about “Our heroes”where the names of Chris Hani, SteveBiko and Robert Sobukwe came up. Theywere energetic and happy.

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NELSON Mandela Bay WasteManagement employees whowere reported to be on an illegalstrike last week were back atwork, said Municipal spokes-

person Kupido Baron yesterday.

This followed a statement Baron sent to themedia on Friday in which he said the munici-pality had applied for and was granted a HighCourt Interdict against the striking workers.

Baron said in the statement, “The employ-

ees, drivers of waste management sub-direc-torate and the SA Municipal Workers Unionwere interdicted and prohibited from:

) Driving and using any of the municipali-ty’s vehicles unless it is done with the specificconsent of the Applicant;

) Blockading any of the municipality’s

waste management landfill sites, drop-off cen-tres or the depots;

) Preventing any persons, either on foot orin vehicles, from freely and without hin-drance, entering or eggresing from any of thesites, drop-off centres or depots.

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)Littering any refuse orwaste onpublic roads or sidewalks.”Baron told PE Express Indaba

last week that the Municipalitymanagement and the striking un-ion representatives had been en-gaged in meetings to find a solu-tion to the problem.

Although the municipalitycould follow a legal route to endwhat was an illegal strike, accord-ing to Baron, they opted to meetthe representatives of the ag-grieved employees and discussthe matter.South AfricanMunicipalWorkers

Union (SAMWU) Eastern Cape Sec-retary Siphiwo Ndunyana con-firmed, “The Municipal employeeshave been back at work since Tues-day.”Asked whether the municipality

had acceded to their demands Nd-unyana said, “No.”Ndunyana said, “We, however,

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againonThursdaywith themunic-ipal management to thrash outsome of the issues that we are notin agreement about,” saidNdunya-na.

Strikingmunicipal employees back at workSome PEresidents havebeen waitingpatiently forrefuse bags to becollected sincelast week.PHOTO: NCEBADLADLA)

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NELSON Mandela Bay Executive MayorBensonFihla couldnotholdbackhis excite-ment at the official hoisting of Blue Flagsfor Humewood and Kings Beach at theBeach Office last Thursday.

“Our hard work has certainly paid off, aswe again hoist theBlue Flag for bothHume-wood and Kings Beach,” said the Mayor.He said hewas pleased to announce to the

people of the City and the whole world thatthe two popular beaches had been certifiedto be safe, healthy and adhere to strict envi-ronmental management systems.The two beaches formed part of a number

of beaches across the country that were re-cently given certificates of Blue Flag Statusat an event in Durban.The Blue Flag status covers the summer

season from November 2013 to April 2014.It includes adherence to four aspects ofcoastal management. The areas are: soundenvironmental management, environmen-tal education initiatives and healthy bath-ing water quality. Safety and security for

beach users is also one of the aspects.The blue flag programme is currently

running in a number of countries all overthe world. The two Blue Flag statuses placeNelsonMandela Bay among the best beach-es in the world as the Blue Flag award isthe most prestige international award thatcould be bestowed on the city’s beaches formeeting the highest standards.According to the Executive Mayor, hard

work by officials clearly showed that thecity can achieve great things. “We need toplace this City among the best in the world.Our beaches have a potential of attractingtourists thatwill createmore jobs andboostthe economy of the City,” said Fihla.“Today we have a reason to be proud and

to celebrate, it was not an easy road to gethere but we are here and have received theblue flag status as the municipality,” saidEDRS Standing committee chairpersonCllr Magopeni.She added, “As we hoist the blue flag this

year , let us all recommit ourselves to safe-guard and enjoy the wonderful asset that isHumewoodBeachandall our other beachesthis coming summer season and beyond.”

Mayor hoists Blue Flags at PE beaches

Holding a Blue Flag atHumewood Beach arefrom Left: Cllr Thembinko-si Mafana, Cllr Nomamer-ica Magopeni (Chairper-son: EDRS StandingCommittee), GreshamGroener, Cllr Benson Fihla(Executive Mayor), RolandJerling and MorganGriffiths ( WESSA).PHOTO:SUPPLIED

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MEC for Safety and Liaison Helen Sauls-Au-gust and Provincial Police Commissioner LtGen. Celiwe Binta last week launched Opera-tion Duty Calls Festive Season Safety Plan atthe Lillian Ngoyi Sport Centre, Kwazakhele.

) “People are not working. They want easyways to make money and abuse drugs, espe-cially the youth. I appreciate this (launch) butcrime won’t go down, I am afraid,” said XolaniMbali from Zwide township.

)Mzwekhaya Buku doubts whether the opera-tionwill do any good.He said, “I run every dayin the morning and see very serious crimescommitted; and police do nothing! The otherday I saw a man being attacked by thugs andluckily there was a police van in the vicinity.I called thembut theywouldnotgoto thescene.I think someof these police are running scaredof these thugs.”

) “I enjoyed watching what the police didtoday. It was wonderful. But, crime is high; Iwish police could do this every day. Theywerevisible and vigilant; even the Brigadier washands-on in the stop and searches - their handsgot dirty. We want to see that, but it must beconsistent,” said Kwazakhele’s Vusumzi Hoyi.

) “I think this is going to work, especiallyif they employ more police to comb this areaespecially at night,” said Khunjuswa Mpahlwafrom Kwazakhele. She added, “Criminals tar-get and victimise our fathers andmotherswhocome late from work.”

)“Idoubtwhether itwilldoanygood.Policein this area are the reason why there is somuch crime. They are involved in corruptionand nepotism. You fight with your girlfriendand you’ll find out that the policeman investi-gating the case ends up falling in love withyour girl,” said Dumile Koliti of Kwazakhele.

) Said Tsepo Mathibeli, “ I think they haveupped their game. We’ll see whether it willwork because criminals like to try their luck.But for us who are no criminals, we’d like tourge police not to take our liquor whenwe arefound drinking and not present it in court asevidence. They must stop stealing our liquor,that’s crime!”

) Sinethemba Mponzo, of Kwazakhele had hisconcerns. He said, “My concern is with policewho wrongly accuse people and beat themwithout any evidence linking them to thecrime. Andwhen they discover that theywerewrong the case just disappears and people areleft without an apology.”

Willweenjoyasafe festiveseason this year?

Xolani Mbali

PEExpress IndabaReporterNCEBADLADLAwantedtoknowwhetherresidentswerehopefulofapeacefulandcrimefreeseason,andthis iswhat theyhadtosay

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THE Graduation Ceremony of Ben NyathiPrimary School Grade R pupils at the Nan-goza Jebe Community Hall in NewBrightonlast Wednesday was very important in thelives of all the people involved in thisschool.

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hope in the township. It is a no fee-schoolbut we try our best to give our pupils a serv-ice par excellence, so that these mostly pov-erty-stricken parents are not forced to trythe impossible - that of taking their childrento the schools in town,” said Dukwe.The children they taught, Dukwe said, are

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as it gives our children hope,” said SchoolGoverning Body (SGB) ChairpersonMthuthuzeli Yako, adding that as childrensaw themselves wearing graduation gownslike their teachers. they were expected to beinspired to read and be real graduates.South African Social Security Agency

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MULTIPLE award-winning internationalstar ZonkeDikanawill be back in her hometownPortElizabethtoperformattheBoard-walk’s International Convention Centre(ICC) this Friday and Saturday November15 and 16.

Owing to popular demand and the sell-out of her show which was initially pencil-led in for Saturday,Zonke will now be per-forming for two nights,according to CaleyPhilips, the Public Rela-tions and entertainmentmanager at The Board-walk.The Gauteng-based

Zonke, a multi-talentedvocalist, performer,songwriter and produc-er who grew up in PortElizabeth was excited tobe coming“home” to thefriendly city to performsongs from her latest al-bum “Give and Take”.“I’ve performed all

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stress has establishedherself as a solo artist,with her beautiful voiceand presence on stagehelping rocket her to thetop charts.Her first solo album

“Soulitary” went global.This was followed by

her second album, “Life,Love and Music”.Zonke will be singing

songs fromher latest stu-dio album, the self-writ-ten, arranged and pro-duced masterpiece “InaEthe” which instantly

sold multi-platinum units across the coun-try and remains in the top charts. Every as-pect of the production has been conceptual-ized by Zonke and sees her creation as amasterpiece from the soul.Shesaidshe’sdrivenbytheprocessofcre-

ating music and sharing it with the world– and that is this powerful exchangethrough song which has been captured onher latest DVD “‘Give And Take – Live.”There are few tickets left for her Friday

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Tau will be here to conduct coaching clinicsto benefit the youth as part of NODEFA andKwaNobuhleBuildItU-13FootballDevelopmentTournamentwhich kicks off at Jabavu Stadiumthis weekend.Tau’s arrival inMandelaBaywas revealed by

KwaNobuhle Build It owner David Goldbergduring his company’s R133 000 sponsorship an-nouncement aimed at putting a spanner to foot-ball development at grassroots level at the Kegand Swan Restaurant last Friday.Present during the sponsorship announce-

ment were NODEFA Executive Committeemembers, SAFA Nelson Mandela Bay RegionalSecretary Sikhumbuzo Wakashe, VW SA Peo-plesPavilion Manager Buyile Gqubule, NelsonMandela Bay Sport, Recreation, Arts and Cul-ture Portfolio Chairperson Cllr Nomamerika

Magopeni and the Metro’s Director of Sports,Charmaine Williams among others.“I amhappy tobe involved in football develop-

ment to benefit the youth of Nelson MandelaBay,” said Goldberg who has a long history ofsponsoring the youth and the senior teams inNODEFA, a strategic move NODEFA presidentMondeMhletywabelieves is in tandemwithSA-FAplansof ensuring thatSouthAfrica’ nationalteams would be represented in the next fiveyears, by the youth that they were identifyingand unearthing in tournaments like these.

Goldberg revealed that therewill be aBull andasheepasprizestobewonduringthelucky-drawaimedatbenefitingtheelderly-thosewhocontin-ue to support his business in KwaNobuhle.CllrMagopenicommendedGoldbergforputting

his money where his mouth is, adding that hehoped residents would continue to support entre-preneurswhoweregiving-backtothecommunity.RetiredProfessionalSoccerLeague(PSL)refe-

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SELBY MADIKANE

ICAMPER United ibethe iTomorrow Stars4-1 kumdlalo weSAFA Nelson MandelaBay SAB Regional League nobubanjelwekumabala ase-NU 9 eMotherwell ngoMg-qibelo umhla we-9 kuNovemba.

Ibiyiseph’emanzini iCamper usaqalaumdlalo nalapho uMasixole Nocandaefake inqaku lokuqala. Ulandele uXolisaRamente ngelakhe ebeka amanqaku ku-2-0.

Amanye amanqaku eCamper eze ngoNocanda noMelikhaya Kula ngeli lixa eleStars lokuxolisa lize noKapteni uBonganiSandi.Emva kokubethwa yiHighland Spurs

1-0 kumdlaloweNdebe yeNedbankkwiveki edlulileyo, iSUBS idlale ntangan-ye 1-1 ne-Island City.Ezinye iziphumo ze-SAFA Nelson Man-

dela Bay SAB Regional League:*Callies 2-2 Peace United*Showvillage 2-2 Central Acemates

*Lion City 0-0 Royal Bucs*Highland Spurs 0- 1 Despatch Pioneers*Hotspurs 1-0 Motherwell Academy*Callies 4-3 Despatch Pioneers*Showvillage 0-3 SUBS*Lion City 1-0 Island City*Hotspurs 3-1 Highland Spurs

SELBY MADIKANE

SOME fireworks were produced during theNew Brighton Football Association (NEBFA)Sedgars Premier League recently.

Roaring Tigershunted and beat BushBucks 2-1 in theirthrilling game.The newcomers

BlackStars shared thespoils 1-1 with CCXCallies with RealWhite City defeatingCity Lads 2-1.Winter Rose played

their hearts out intheir 1-0 victory overAmakhosi. PE Sun-downs also drew 1-1

with Eastern Jumpers.NEBFA Sedgars First Division results:*City Lads 0-3 Pondo Stars*Young Loins 1-2 HUBS*Silver United 6-0 Rangers

ICamper United inqashe iTomorrowStars

Tomorrow Stars player beats Camper Unitedplayer. PHOTO:SELBY MADIKANE

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Pondo Stars(green kit)and City Lads playerschase the ball.PHOTO:SELBY MADIKANE

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LESLEY “The Rock” Hope became the newEastern Cape Light Heavyweight championwhen he stopped Leon Mriba in the firstround of the vacant title fight at Jeff Masemo-la Community Hall, KwaNobuhle on Satur-day evening.

The Port Elizabeth duo were the main boutof Sibongile Nkebe’ Silindokuhle Boxing pro-motions bill in conjunction with the Depart-ment of Sport, Recreation, Arts and Culture.It was sanctioned by Boxing South Africa(BSA).

The fight ended in 2min 42 seconds of theopening round after Mriba (76.6kg) visitedthe canvass three times after taking solidpunches from the raging bull Hope, forcing

referee Lizo Jordan to stop the proceedingsand declare Hope (78.50) the new champion.

In the best fight of the tournament Uitenha-ge pugilists Lonwabo Roboshi (46.90) and Siy-abulela Khuphiso (47.69) hit each other ham-mer and tongs from the first round in a fightthat kept the fans on their feet for eightrounds.

Southpaw Roboshi dropped Khuphiso inthe first minute of the first round. A deter-mined Khuphiso fought well to end the round.

He started charging forward in the secondround, fighting behind the jab pushing Ro-boshi backwards.

Roboshi rocked Khuphiso with tellingblows from the fourth round, yet Khuphisohad his moments especially when Roboshilooked tired in the fifth round.

Roboshi who took his record to 10 fights, 7

wins, two losses and a solitary draw gainedhis second wind later in the round, droppingKhuphiso (19-15-4) with a one-two combina-tion in the sixth round, and proving himselfbetter conditioned to take the fight on a unan-imous points decision.

In the main preliminary bout over sixrounds, the vastly experienced Lungisa Jika-ni of PE stopped iRhini’s Ndudumo LolwanaKO2.

In other results: Siphosethu Ncisana KO2Mzwamadoda Jibiliza; Bongani Jim beatXolisa Kana (TKO2); Yanga Daniso beatLwandile Phillip (on points); Asandiso Man-capa beat Vuyani Swartbooi on points whilein the only female bout, PE’s Nomampon-domise Xotyeni beat Cape Town’s BongiswaSilo on points over four rounds in the JuniorLightweight division.

Lesley ‘TheRock’Hope toomuch forMriba’s challenge

Trainer Caiphus Ntante (left) and the new EClightheavyweight champion Lesley “The Rock”Hope. PHOTO:NCEBA DLADLA

SELBY MADIKANE

MOFA Build It Premier League gamespulled hundreds of football supportersinto the Motherwell NU 9 Stadium lastweekend.

Young Romans were too strong forLiverpool when they thwarted them 4-0.Crystal Palace thumped Young Ideas 4-0.In the thrilling game of the day Young

Madrid and SUBS played to a 1-1 draw.Shining Stars showed that they meantbusiness when they overcame LionStars 3-1.

Highland Spurs came up stronglyagainst Ikamva Movers despite their 2-1loss.

Valencia earned a 5-0 comprehensivevictory over Real Aces.

Young Tigers were held to a 2-2 drawby the newcomers Manchester United.

SELBY MADIKANE

CLUB owner and founder Luyanda RoadNtengento humbly appeals to the members ofthe community of Zwide to assist him in de-veloping his club.

Ntengento who started his football careerin Solar Stars junior ranks, decided to estab-lish a junior football club in the second semes-ter of 2013.

The club called Young Rising Stars com-prises one U/9 team and four U/13 teams. De-spite beingunemployed,Roadbought two setsof kit for his teams. Road said that the motiveof forming the club was to curb crime in the

area of Zwide 4.Ntengento highlighted that he was urging

the community members to help in keepingthe club going.

“I am the only adult in the club and I appealto the community people to come on board.I am doing this for keeping the kids off thestreet. There are many challenges which weare faced with in the club.

The club conducts its practice sessions inthe little space which is a site. The surface ofthe ‘field’ is very rough and has damaged ouronly three balls. The parents are also neededto help where they can. Their contributionwould be highly valued and appreciated,” ex-plained Road.

Romans too strong for Liverpool

Sipho Marali (coach) and Shane Bomvana (manager) and their team Young Romans are theforce to be reckoned with. PHOTO:SELBY MADIKANE

Community support needed to develop anewly formed junior club

Road Ntengento and his players. PHOTO:SELBY MADIKANE

SELBY MADIKANE

YOUNG Professionals popularly known asYoungers managed to accumulate six pointsin their two games during the ZAFA Njeya In-vestments Premier League at Wolfson Stadi-um last weekend.

Youngers overcame United Comrades 2-1 intheir first game and they also emerged victo-riouslover Continental Express by 2-1. YoungRomans who were held goalless by UnitedComrades, broke the unbeaten record of Bra-zil Brothers when they beat them 1-0.

NUBS, who went down 2-0 to Leeds United,redeemed themselves in their 4-0winover Ju-ventus. Following their 2-2 draw with SevenUnited, Zamazama narrowly defeated GoldenBrothers 3-2.

Other ZAFA Njeya Investments PremierLeague results:

*BUBS 0-w/o Ghetto XI*Dynamos 5-2 Continental Express*Juventus 2-2 Golden Brothers*Santos 0-0 XI Angels* Brazil Brothers w/o-0 BUBS*Santos 0-4 Seven UnitedZAFA Njeya Investments First Division results:*Black Eagles 0-2 Dynamos*Charge United 0- 2 XI Masters*Happy Stars 2-1 Burning Flames*Major Stars 3-2 Island City*Real Strikers 2-2 Everton.

Youngers collected six points

Golden Brothers andZamazama playerstussle for the ball.PHOTO:SELBYMADIKANE

SELBY MADIKANE

PE SUNDOWNS players, officials and thesupporters were speechless when AccessSports generously sponsored them with 16sets of kit and 20 bibs recently.

Access Sports who are known for pro-ducing Fain Sport and Leisure Apparelstretched their helping hand to Sundownsbecause of their healthy relationship.

According to the Sundowns Co-ownerMzwabantu Mangena Futshane, NEBFAMarketing and Communications OfficerPhillip Tsoaelo introduced him to AccessSports Sales Manager Shadley Ajam in2010.

Futshane said, “Since 2010 our club de-cided to buy its kit at Access Sports. Ourrelationship started to be a healthy one.Above all the reason why we support Ac-cess Sport is that they are the local produc-ers who produce quality sportswear. Weare really happy with the sponsor fromFain. This generous sponsor has lifted thespirit in the whole club. Mr Ajam and hisstaff have made a big difference to our clubwhich has no financial muscle.”

Futshane stated that his side would al-ways keep the relationship healthy.

“We will not disappoint Access Sports.We will always keep the kit in good condi-tion so that the next generation can useit”, said Mangena.

Downsspirit liftedupagain