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THE puzzling death last week offormer KwaNobuhle profession-al boxer, Khuselekie Gada, hasleft his family devastated.

Gada, 34, a straw-weight boxer who dedi-cated his time to training young boxers inthe township, collapsed while hitting apunching bag at the gym early last week.His asthmatic mother, Stella Gada, 76,

collapsed on hearing the news and was ad-mitted to the Cuyler Hospital in Uitenhageon Monday afternoon.She asked the former boxer’s older sister,

Nokuzola Mahlahla, 57, on Friday to talkto Express Indaba as she was still feelingweak.“My mother loved Khuselekile very

much. She has not been herself since thenews of his passing in this most unusualof ways. We are devastated,” a sobbing No-kuzola said.She said Gada had been a teetotaller who

loved training and especially running. Hehad never complained of anything. She saidshe had been shocked when she was giventhe news that her younger brother had beenrushed to hospital after falling while hit-ting the punching bag.

“The doctors moved him to Provincialand then to Livingstone Hospital on thesame night,” said Nokuzola, a school teach-er, adding that at this time Gada had beenvomiting profusely.

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Familydevastatedbyboxer’s suddendeath

The top three in GreenacresShopping Centre’s Acres of Talentcompetition were, back from left,Kelly Le Roux (second) and LevinPlaatjies (first). Lethu Mgengo (front)won third place. Read more onpage 2. PHOTO: BETTIE GILLIOMEE

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“We were then told that his brain had beendamaged. How come? We don’t understand,”Nokuzola said.“I trained Khuselekile very early in his ca-

reer at theNompumeleloBoxingClub.Hewasone of the champions we produced,” boxingtrainer Mthandazo Jantjies said.In his career spanning 34 fights, winning 12

and losing 21, Gada fought the likes ofNkosin-athi “Mabhere” Joyi and Sthembele Kibiti.Nelson Mandela Bay Boxing South Africa

service provider Mthunzi Mapitiza said hewas shocked by Gada’s death. He said the re-gion had lost a great young man.“He had to stop boxing because he suffered

toomanyknock-out defeats, butwe appreciat-ed the fact that he was never lost to boxing.Gada trainedboxers andup to last yearhewasregistered as a second,” Mapitiza said.Gada’s memorial service will be held at the

JeffMasemolaHall tomorrow (Thursday) andhis funeral at St Anne’s Anglican Church onSaturday after a short service at his PhilaniNtsiko Street home at 9am.

Familydevastatedbyboxer’s suddendeath

From right, Khuselekile’s mother, Stella Gada, sister Nokuzola Mahlahla, cousins NowandileKonono and Kholeka Nabe and left, trainer, Mthamdazo Jantjies during a prayer service.

PHOTO: NCEBA DLADLA

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LEVINPlaatjies (13) of PatersonHigh Schoolbeat almost 200 aspiringyoungperformers towin the first ever “Acres of Talent” competi-tionheldbytheGreenacresShoppingCentre.

Withhisangelicvoice,Levingave the judg-es goosebumpsandstopped shoppers in theirtracks with his rendition of the Phantom ofthe Opera song Think of Me.The finale of the competition, in which 26

finalists participated, was held in the newfood court at the centre on Saturday.

Levin won Greenacres Shopping Centregift cards valued at R10 000. Secondwas sing-erKelly LeRoux (13) of PearsonHighSchool,who sangMyAfrican Dream and won R5 000in gift cards. Hip hop dancer Lethu Mgengo(13)ofParksidePrimarycamethird,winninggift cards to the value of R3 000.Seyisi Primary School won R5 000 in cash

for the school with the most entries.The competitionwasopen to anychild gift-

ed in singing, dancing or any other perform-ance-related talent, suchas theplayingofmu-sical instruments, reciting of poetry and act-ing.

They have‘Acres of Talent’

EARLY childhood education in the EasternCapereceivedamuch-neededboostwhenTheUnlimited Child partneredwith locally basedEarly Inspiration toprovide trainingandedu-cational toys to 13 crèches in Port Elizabeth’sWalmer Township.The immense lackofearlychildhoodeduca-

tionthroughoutSouthAfricahasalwaysbeena pressing concern and was the reason for es-tablishing The Unlimited Child.Steph Bester, chairman of The Unlimited

Child, said serious intervention was neededto put the spotlight on the massive socio-eco-nomic impact this could have for future gen-erations. The Unlimited Child was helping tocreate a future for tens of thousands of chil-dren by laying a solid foundation before theyreached the age of seven. At the same time,crèche caregivers were trained to maximisethe use of the educational toys and to createstimulating learning environments.“The state of early childhood education in

South Africa is shocking and it’s estimatedthat therearemore thansixmillionpreschoolchildren in this country, who receive little orno proper stimulation. This will directly af-fect theirmotor skills and cognitive and emo-tional development, and the lack of stimula-tionmakes these children extremely vulnera-ble,” Bester said.Easily replicated, The Unlimited Child ini-

tiative focusesonastructuredprogrammeforpreschool children as well as the training

needs of their caregivers. Since its establish-ment in 2008, The Unlimited Child has al-ready successfully reached 615 crèches and65 000 pre-school children. It has also provid-ed training to more than 1 900 caregivers.“We have seen that this project is a rapid-

impact initiative and its effect is felt withinweeks of a community being ‘touched.’ Wewill continue to expand our footprint in therest of the country to realise ouraimof reach-ing 20 000 crèches nationally by 2020.“In order to achieve our goal, we partner

with organisations such as Early Inspirationthat are already active in specific areas. Byworking with partners that are passionateadvocates for early childhood education, TheUnlimitedChild is aiming to create a sustain-able approach to solving some of the challen-ges in this sector,” Bester said.The Unlimited Child approached Early In-

spiration to identify crèches it was alreadyinvolved with andwhich specifically cateredfor three- and four-year-olds in the Walmerarea. Following a successful training pro-gramme, certificates and educational toyswere issued to the respective caregivers andsupervisors.For Dr Lauren Stretch, the founder and di-

rector of Early Inspiration, early childhooddevelopment has always been a passion.“Through my studies, I realised the impor-tance of early stimulation and intervention.Through active engagement in the field, I

have realised that our country faces a desper-ate need and this stirred a desire to make adifference and greater impact,” Stretch said.“All children are undergoing pre-assess-

ments and monitoring will take placethroughout the year, followed by a post as-sessment group which will reflect the impactachieved by The Unlimited Child in class-rooms in Walmer Township. We are pleased

with the scale and progress of the interven-tion. It is important thatweare first comforta-ble with current interventions before scalingup.Maintaining quality is a key focus for TheUnlimited Child and Early Inspiration andthis needs to be a priority before we can lookat any further expansion,” Stretch said.For more information, visit www.theunlimited-child.co.za. – REPORTER

Boost for early childhoodeducationin EasternCape

Certificates and educational toys were issued to the caregivers and supervisors on completion oftraining. Buso Sinazo, Thuleka Mthuthi and Sylvia Nyoka are pictured with Hlengiwe Dube ofThe Unlimited Child. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

LIZEKA TANDWA

WHILESAFAand theANCare inagreementthat Danny Jordaan does not have to resignfromhis jobas theassociation’spresidentaft-er his appointment as the newmayor of Nel-son Mandela Bay (NMB), opposition partymembers say his appointment appears to bein conflict with the constitutional provisionsof Safa.

The DA’s mayoral candidate for the NMB,Athol Trollip, said the ANC and Jordaanwould have to overcome this hurdle as theybelieved that he would have to decide oneway or another which role he would fulfil.Safa spokesperson, Dominique Chimhavi,

however, told News24 that Jordaan did nothave to resign from his job at Safa as it wasanormglobally that anassociationpresidentwas also employed somewhere else.Jordaanwas announced as the new execu-

tivemayor, replacing axedMayorBenFihla,subject to council voting, at a press confer-ence held by ANC general-secretary GwedeMantashe on Monday.Among the new appointments were Depu-

ty Mayor Bicks Ndoni, replacing ChippaNgcolomba, and Chief Whip Litho Suka, re-placing Joy Seale.Variousoppositionpartiesandcommunity

leaders in theNorthernAreas spokeoutwithvaried opinions ofwhat Jordaan’s first orderof business should be - with service deliverymaking it to the top of the list.Trollip said Jordaan’s appointment was

tantamount to shuffling the deck chairs onthe Titanic because the real problem in themetro was a broken ANC administration.“This fact is undisputed because even the

ANC and the president have recognised thisin the appointment of an interim task teamto replace the regional ANC executive. Thisis also why the DA believes that thismunici-pality is vulnerable and that it can be wonfrom the ANC in 2016.“Changing the face of the mayor merely

treats the symptom and not the cause of thedysfunction that is making citizens of PortElizabeth hungry for political change,” Trol-lip said.UDM president Bantu Holomisa said he

wasmore concerned that Jordaan had aban-doned Safa for his new role andwhat it affectit would have on national football. “This isawake-up call for the Safa body. It tells themthat in future they shouldmake sure they ex-tricate Safa from politics and depoliticise

football,” he said.Holomisa went on to say that Jordan had

abandoned Safa in midstream without in-forming its members who had invested inhimas thepresident. “Just because theydan-gled a carrot in front of him he has chosenthis side. He must leave soccer completelyand enjoy working for the ANC. He cannotrun both unless he is not serious about hisnew appointment,” said HolomisaMantashe, however, said Jordaan was ful-

ly capable of thisundertakingandhis expert-ise in sports and recreation would also bebeneficial to the NMB. He said Jordaanwould not be stepping away fromhis duty asSafa president, as Safawas not a full time jobbut a part time one equal to serving at an in-stitution.Mantashe denied that the ANC had made

their appointments based on their plightabout winning the Uitenhage and the North-ern Areas votes, with local elections nextyear, but said the party was determined towin those votes and thewhite votes in the re-gion.Mantashe said the Provincial Executive

Committee (PEC) had engagedwith relevantstructures and a review of the mayoral com-mittee would soon take place.“Themayoralcommitteemustbechanged,

with our driving force not the elections butservice delivery ...What needs to be donehasbeen done for now to ensure the health of theANC,” said Mantashe.Ndoni said he and Jordaanwould bemeet-

ing today to discuss developments in the re-ports of the task team.The task team comprises several high-pro-

file ANC cadres and was appointed after thedisbandment of the ANC regional structurein December.Admittinghis appointmentwas ahugeun-

dertaking following reports of infightingwithintheregionalANCbranchof themetro,Ndoni said they had been given a clear man-date to fix the infightingandpettinessamongthe ANC council members. “We have nospacefor fighting.Councillorswillbeputintoorder. The running of this metro must be acollective operation and we will not tolerateany pettiness in the administration,” saidNdoni.EFF regional deputy chairman, Elijah

“Bo” Madwara, said the black causus whichincludes local EFF, PAC, UDF, COPE andUnited Front leaders would be meeting onFriday to discuss the state of the metro andits leaders.

‘Jordaan does not have toresign fromSafa’

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MORE than 5 000 construction workers andshop fitters worked feverishly this pastweeked to add the finishing touches to thebiggest and most eagerly anticipated shop-ping and entertainment complex in the East-ern Cape, the R1.7-billion Baywest Mall inPort Elizabeth’s western suburbs.

The mall, constructed in a record 24months, opens its doors to the public at 10amtomorrow (Thursday), shortly after a VIPceremony during which Eastern Cape Pre-mier PhumuloMasualle will cut a ceremoni-al ribbon indicating the start of the mall’soperation.At 10am sharp, ribbons spanning the

mall’s eight entrances over its two levelswillbe simultaneously cut to allow shoppers toenjoy Baywest Mall and the grand openingfestivities planned for the rest of the week.According to Baywest Mall GM, Sonja de

Necker, the mall had prioritised shoppersafety, as well as ease of access for shopperswith cars and those using public transport.Security breaches at shopping malls

around the country have put a sharp focuson mall security, while in Nelson MandelaBay commuters have bemoaned the lack ofproper public transport facilities at majormalls.“Baywest Mall has a dedicated public

transport drop-off and pick-up point, whichwehave tailored tomeet commuters’ needs,”said De Necker.“Not only is this facility at the doorstep of

the mall, meaning commuters won’t have towalk far, but it is roofed and offers a much-needed canteen and ablution facilities fordrivers.”While there were eight easy access points

to the double-storey mall’s safe and secureparking facilities, the special public trans-port access point had been incorporated atground level, leading to the roofed drop-offand pick-up point, said De Necker.

While the public transport drop-off andpick-up point would be operational from to-morrow, the facilities would be completedtowards the end of June, she said.Leading to the mall, the R300-million Bay-

west road network not only links shoppersconveniently to Baywest Mall via the N2freeway and Walker Drive in Sherwood, butalso links Sherwood to the N2, alleviatingtraffic congestion in the western suburbs.Baywest Mall also boasted high-tech secu-

rity, De Necker added.“We have prioritised shopper security,”

she said, adding that 230 state-of-the-artCCTV cameras with facial and number platerecognition software were placed strategi-cally throughout the mall and the parkingarea which surrounds the mall on bothfloors.“The entire access to themall is controlled

with security booms. We have also trainedup our security team and will have guardspatrolling themall and the parking area con-stantly. They will be on foot, on bicycles,quad bikes and in patrol vehicles,” said DeNecker. All the stores would also be fittedwith panic buttons, she said.To further ensure shopper safety, DeNeck-

er said, hoodies and caps would not be per-mitted inside the new mall.“Research shows that security breaches at

malls occur mostly at the hands of suspectswho hide their faces with caps or hoodies.We will be asking our patrons to removetheir hoodies, and if they are wearing caps,either to take them off or wear them back-to-front, so their faces are easily visible to oursecurity cameras.”Another safety element employed is that of

controlled parking, and deploying speciallytrained security personnel rather than carguards. There was an incremental parkingrate for this, said De Necker, to ensure thoseaccessing the parking were there to visit themall and to eliminate the need for car guardsas the security personnel will be patrollingthe carpark.Parking for the first hour is free.

All roads lead toBaywestCONSUMERS in the Bay can look forward tomany firsts with the opening of Baywest.Movie enthusiasts will be thrilled about

SterKinekor opening its first Imax theatre inthe regionmid-June. Imax’s cutting-edge pro-jection system coupled with its customisedtheatredesignandpowerfuldigital soundsys-tem, creates a unique environment thatmakesaudiences feel as if theyare in the film.Another first is the new Checkers Hyper

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ence across an array of product categories in-cluding home entertainment, personal audiosolutions, automatic coffee machines, trendsetting appliances, photographic equipmentandwearable activity trackers to namea few.Game also relocates to Baywest Mall from

the 17th Quarter Shopping Centre inWalmerandwill now also be offering its newest inno-vation – fresh food items suchas fruit, vegeta-bles, meat and chicken.

Other firsts for PE and EC at Baywest:.Dune footware. Factory clothing (first for PE). Fushin Champagne and Tapas Bar (first for EC). Cinnabon (first for EC).Anat (first for PE).Other clothing firsts for PE: USExpress; G-Star; Tom

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CHUBEKILE High School matrics put theirlife orientation teaching into practice whentheyvisited thenearbyEkuphumleniOldAgeHome to give love to the senior citizens there.

Life orientation teacherThobekaHoyi,whofacilitated the trip, said 96 matriculants hadvisited the home in Zwide and spoiled about60 gogos and mkhulus with gift packs as partof their social responsibilities.The elderly people were surprised when

Hoyi, Grade 12 accounting teacher YolisaMphahlaza and school secretary NomvuyoThole entered their dining hall with gifts oflove.“Wewere doing a lesson on social and envi-

ronmental responsibility, where I stressed

the importance of humanity and taking careof those who were less fortunate in society,especially the most vulnerable. The pupilsthemselves thought of being practical and theidea of visiting the old-age home like theMagiof the Bible came about,” said Hoyi.She said the pupils had given the residents

packs containing toiletries and goodies likesweets and chocolates.Zizipho Sobekwa introduced her fellow

matrics, telling the grandmothers and grand-fathers that they were special and that in allthey were doing they should not forget thattheir grandchildren loved them.“The elderly citizens were overjoyed. On

behalf of the senior citizens, tata Milton No-pote thanked Chubekile High School mem-bers of staff and the matrics for thinkingabout them,” Hoyi said.

Senior citizensbenefitfrom lesson in love

Chubekile High School Grade 12s entertain the elderly at Ekuphumleni Old Age Home in Zwide.PHOTO:NCEBA DLADLA

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Community radio station Inkqubela FM staffers celebrated the station’s 11th birthday in styleat the OR Tambo Community Centre in Zwide. Tuned in at 97.0 and known as KQFM by itsmyriad of fans, the station with the human touch is growing by leaps and bounds. Formalcelebrations started on Friday and on Saturday they had a joint gospel concert with thePresbyterian Church of Africa - CD Kwatsha Memorial at the Nangoza Jebe Great Hall.

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REACH for a Dream Port Eliza-beth has once again put a smile onthe faces of children sufferingfrom life-threatening diseases.

Zanoxolo, a 13-year-old boy whohas VSD (a heart condition), ful-filled his dream of being a cardiol-ogist for a day at the Dora NginzaHospital.

Dr Nxele welcomed him to theteam and helped him into the ap-propriate doctor’s apparel. Hethen familiarised Zanoxolo with afew cases. During the hospitalrounds, Zonoxolo had to report toDr Pepeta, who is his role model.Dr Pepeta helped to diagnose Zon-oxolo and is the reason he wouldlike to become a cardiologist oneday.

Reach for a Dream also arrangedfor Diego Jonas (16) to be picked upfrom the Livingstone Hospital byhis favourite car - a white BMW.“One day I’m going to buy one likethis,” said a very excited Jonas.

He was then taken to GreenacresShopping Centre for the day andreceived his dream gift, a Sonytouch-screen phone. “Wow, I can-not believe this!” he said after re-ceiving his gift. Jonas suffers fromosteosarcoma.

Cast your vote to helpThe public can help Reach For A

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SELBY MADIKANE

SAFA Nelson Mandela Bay SAB RegionalLeague log leaders Young Ideas collected sixpoints in the two games they played at the week-end.

Ideas walloped Showvillage United 4-1 at theMotherwell NU 2 Stadium on Friday and thenthe log leaders had to dig deep to beat HighlandSpurs 1-0 at the Jabavu Stadium on Sunday.

Other title contenders Lion City drubbed Des-patch Pioneers 3-0 at the Khayamnandi fields onSaturday. Fairview Rovers had also to workhard to salvage a hard-fought 2-1 win from Is-land City.

Royal Bucs succumbed 3-1 to Callies at theWestbourne Oval Stadium. Camper Unitedthrashed Motherwell Academy 3-1, while PeaceUnited went down 3-1 to Callies at Walmer HighSchool. Despatch Pioneers punished theirneighbours, Island City, 4-1 on Sunday.

Young Ideascollect sixpoints

Young Ideas FC star Nceba Sizani played animportant role in his side’s two games.PHOTO: SELBY MADIKANE

THE Zwide Football Association (Zwifa) heldits 2013/2014 annual year-end awards ceremo-ny at the Zwide Stadium hall on Sunday after-noon.

Zwifa president, Mzikayise Chippa Quntu,highlighted that the previous season had beencharacterised by some challenges, which theyhad overcome.

He applauded the Safa Nelson Mandela Bayexecutive committee, the teams, fans, matchofficials and his executive for dedicating theirtime to the benefit of Zwifa. “It was not an easyroad, but the support we received from ourrole players was quite phenomenal,” he said.“We are indeed delighted to see that our stan-dard is improving day by day. We look for-

ward to improving our standard even more.I am convinced that we are going to take ourlocal football association to another level.”

Zwifa Knockout prize-giving:Third place: Gal CityRunners-up: Shining StarsWinners: Major Chiefs

Super League prize-giving:Runners-up: Strikers UnitedWinners: Camper United

Premier League prize-giving:Third place: Little BirdsRunners-up: Shining StarsWinners: Major Chiefs – SELBY MADIKANE

Zwifahonours top teams

Zwifa deputy president Bhongo Nomibapresents the First Division trophy to CamperUnited president Thobile Ncamiso.

Zwifa president, Mzikayise Chippa Quntu,presents the Premier League trophy to MajorChiefs secretary Momakhaya Mpayipheli.

NOT all teams played at the weekend asthey were given the opportunity by theNebfa Sedgars Sport Premier League towatch the Nedbank Cup final between Ma-melodi Sundowns and Ajax Cape Town atthe Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium on Satur-day.

Friendly City defeated Roaring Tigers

4-2, while Stinging Bees beat Reds City 2-1.Dodgers drew 2-2 with City Lads in a hum-dinger and Bush Bucks dimmed the hap-less Black Stars 2-0.

PE Sundowns thumped City Defenders3-1 and Winter Rose were awarded softpoints when Pondo Stars failed to honourtheir game. – SELBY MADIKANE

Nebfa Sedgars results

SELBY MADIKANE

YOUNG Madrid FC are the new Mofa BuildIt Premier League champions followingtheir two straight wins at the weekend.

Madrid marksman Asanele Ace Mnyan-da scored a brace and Masixole Mirrorcame up with a goal when they shatteredHighland Spurs’ dreams ofwinning the prestige trophy,beating them 3-0.

In their second game, Ma-drid demolished Real Strikers5-0, making sure that no sidecould catch them in the titleendeavour.

Highland Spurs were alsosurprised by TottenhamSpurs, who pipped them 2-0.Manchester FC wallopedShining Stars 5-2 and over-came Valencia 1-0.

Subs defeated Liverpool 3-0,with Sakhumzi Moyikwascoring a brace and ChumaMakafi bagging a solitarygoal. Subs midfielder LelethuNkonko, who played a tre-mendous role, was the man ofthe match. Tomorrow Starsrubbed salt into ShiningStars’ wounds when they beatthem 2-1. Young Romans lost1-0 to Tomorrow Stars, whileManchester United drew 1-1with Liverpool.

Other Mofa Build It Pre-mier League results:

) Crystal Palace 2-4 Valen-cia

) Subs 2-0 MotherwellUnited

Mofa Build It First Division results:) Channel Porto 2-0 City Rangers) FC Motherwell 1-1 Scorpion) Mubs 1-0 Young Ideas) NU 29 United Stars 2-0 Young Swallows) Real City 4-1 Hector)Royal Bucs 1-0 XI Brothers) Hector 0-6 Royal Bucs) Scorpion 0-1 Young Killers

Madrid are newMofa Build It champs

Young Madrid wing Mcebisi Steve Meva shows his footballskills, with Highland Spurs’ wing-back, Yamkela Wele Mati,looking on. PHOTO: SELBY MADIKANE

SELBY MADIKANE

SHINING Stars came from behind to registera 2-2 draw against Swartkops United in theirZwifa Ntando Tours Premier League game atthe Zwide Stadium on Sunday.

It seemed that United were going to winthe derby as they kept Stars on the back foot.United’s skipper, Xabiso Ndabambi, scoreda long-range goal and then United increasedtheir lead to 2-0 with a top-class goal fromMisinceba Hlekani. Stars midfielder Siyan-da Ndyawe then failed to score from a penal-ty.

In the second half, Ndyawe settled thenerves of his mentor, Trevor Kemele, whenhe scored Stars’ opening goal. Xolisani Ad-ams was the hero of the day when he pulledoff the equalising goal for Stars following ascramble in United’s goals.

Major Chiefs registered a hard-fought 2-1win over Golden Aces.

Other Zwifa Ntando Tours PremierLeague results:

) Sophakama 5-1 Real Dodgers)Morning Stars 1-3 Camper United)Manchester City 4-4 Gal City) Zwide Pirates 4-3 Strikers United) Zwide Celtics 0-2 Real Crusaders

Stars share spoilswithneighbours

FANS were kept on their toes when theirsides produced world-class performancesduring Zafa Njeya Investments PremierLeague games at the Wolfson Stadium onSunday.

Leeds United vanquished Brazil Brothers3-2, with Seven United drawing 0-0 with theirneighbours, Continental Express, in a tough

derby.Real Stars caught Young Professionals by

surprise when they trounced them 3-1.Young Romans redeemed themselves with awell-deserved 3-0 win over Fairway Stars. XIAngels and Nubs did not sweat for theirthree points as their opponents, Bubs andGhetto XI, failed to honour their games.

Enthralling ZafaNjeya games

SELBY MADIKANE

IT was a do-or-die battle when City Ladsshared a 2-2 draw with Thunderbirds intheir Sasol League Coastal Stream gameat Walter Sisulu University on Saturday.

Following their impressive run, anaway point was better than losing andLads stood their ground when they tookon the gutsy Thunderbirds.

The Nelson Mandela Bay derby that pro-duced some fireworks was between Mus-tangs Ladies and Golden Stars at Gelvan-dale Fields, this game ending in a 2-2 draw.Uitenhage fans saw their side, Manches-ter Babes, going down 2-1 to BirminghamCity at the Jabavu Stadium.

All Stars XI suffered a 2-1 defeat againstCumakala Ladies. Mqanduli Ambassa-dors succumbed 2-1 to Eastern RangersLadies.

City Lads drawwith Thunderbirds

SELBY MADIKANE

MOTHERWELL’S Siyaphambili PrimarySchool won the Sasfa Nelson Mandela BayDanone Nations Cup u/12 eliminations fi-nals with their 3-1 win on penalties over Jar-vis Gqamlana after 1-1 full-time score at theGelvandale Fields last Wednesday.

The six schools which participated in theeliminations were Siyaphambili, Jarvis

Gqamlana, Imbasa, Ilinge, Magqabi and Em-sengeni.

The school teams were grouped into twosections, playing a round robin. The groupwinners headed for the finals.

Siyaphambili’s goal was scored by EmihleCola, while Chumani Mbengeni replied forJarvis.

Siyaphambili will play in the provincial fi-nals at the Sisa Dukashe Stadium in Mdant-sane later this month.

SiyaphambilewinDanoneeliminations

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MAMELODI Sundowns beat a gameAjax CapeTown 4-3 on penalties in a Nedbank Ke YonaCupplayed atNelsonMandelaBay at theweek-end.

This is after the fulltime score provided nogoals and after extratime, the defence of bothteams was water tight for the duration of thetotal 120 minutes played.The game, pitting mostly veteran Abafana

beStyle players who lost the Absa PremiershipLeague title to Kaizer Chiefs andwere gunningfor theNedbankCup - theonlysilverwareavail-able – against the young Urban Warriors ofCape Town who were hoping to be the onlyteam out of Gauteng towin theNedbankKe Yo-na Cup, started at a slow pace.Later, fast paced young lads of Cape Town,

better known as Die Lekker Ding tried to keepSundowns players busy but they could notbreak the solid Downs wall.Teko Modise and Khama Billiat played bril-

liant carpet football only to be denied by theAjax goalkeeper, Anssi Jaakkola.Nathan Paulse came close to scoring in the

42nd minute of the first half, but keeper DenisOnyangodeniedhimbyparryinghis shot, forc-ing a corner.

The introduction of Franklin Cale did notchange the complexion of the game too muchas Downs coach played his game right.It was in the penalties that much drama was

witnessed by close to capacity crowds who at-tended the final. Bongani Zungu’s well timedshot won the game for Sundowns and at leasthelped coach Pitso Mosimane win a Trophy,and R7 million prize-money for the big spend-ers Downs.Thiswas the first time since the stadiumwas

completed in 2009 that the Premier SoccerLeague (PSL) choseNelsonMandela Bay Stadi-um to host a cup final.“Nedbank was excited about the prospect of

coming to Port Elizabeth, a neutral venue forboth clubs but a citywhich is alivewith energyand hungers for sport as evidenced in the sup-port of other sporting codes such thePESevenstournament,” Nedbank area manager Mawan-de Shugu said.Therewas a lot of razzmatazzwith entertain-

ment galore for the whole family.“Good entertainment for Mandela Bay. And

the fans came in droves to support. I hope theysent a strongmessage to other event organisersthat they want entertainment,” said formerKaizer Chiefs and Bafana Bafana striker Pat-rickMayo who now plies his trade asUmhloboWenene FM football analyst.

Sundowns takesNedbankCup final onpenalties

NCEBA DLADLA

THIRTEEN Port Elizabeth township pri-mary schools are learning netball skillsthanks to Linda Odolo-Msila, 28, a formerNelson Mandela Metropolitan Universitynetball player and coach.

A level-two South African netball coach,Linda runs a netball academy, “Hope forKids”, which benefits pupils at disadvan-taged schools around Port Elizabeth.At theEsitiyeni PrimarySchool in Zwide

during leaguematches played last Wednes-day, Linda said, “I’ve been running Hopefor Kids for almost three years now. I start-ed with five schools, but now there are 13.”Walmer resident Linda said the project

looked after u/9, u/11 and u/13 divisions inschools,whichhadup to 90 enthusiastic pu-pils participating.“I started playing netball at primary

schoolbeforeplaying forPECollegeand lat-er NMMU,” she said.She took all the players to the Lilian

Ngoyi Sports Centre in Kwazakhele fortrials recently and chose the best and most

dedicated of them in each age group to addinto her Summerstrand-based academy.She said she intended to sharpen their

skills and ensure that they were a group ofelite players who would take the sport upto the national level - where they could re-present the country against internationalopposition.Linda, who is assisted by Luvuyo Msila,

Thembalethu Vena and Nontobelo Matyuin umpiring and keeping log sheets duringgames, referred to herself as a townshipnetball developer.She bought the equipment that enabled

the pupils to play and took the time to teachinterested teachers the intricacies of thegame, including the training methods,rules and regulations before starting theleague fixtures.“We put infrastructure in schools where

there was none,” said Linda, adding that inthat aspect some members of the Depart-ment of Education and school principalshad assisted.“I don’t get paid to do this. This ismypas-

sion and contribution to community devel-opment,” a proud Linda said.

Linda grooms budding netball stars

Netball coach Linda Odolo-Msila (left) with some of her assistants and teachers, as well herfuture netball stars, at the Esitiyeni Primary School in Zwide last Wednesday.

PHOTO:NCEBA DLADLA

SELBY MADIKANE

THE fairer sex showed that football isabout scoring more goals when the so-called small teamswere handed some hugedefeats during the Safa Nelson MandelaBayAbsa Ladies Regional League games atthe weekend.

NewcomersVukuWanderers delivered a10-2 defeat to their neighbours, PE United,

and Tomorrow Stars thumped rookiesShooting Stars 10-0 in their one-sided clash.Zwide All Stars were ruthless when they

defeated the Walmer lasses, Gidionites, 8-0while Hearts gave Vuku Wanderers a 5-1hiding.In the battle of Uitenhage sides, African

Chiefs were held to a 2-2 draw by newcom-ers Nobuhle Ladies. Sophakama Ladiesmanaged to overcome the gutsy Bridge-meade side, Highbury, 2-0.

Goalsgalore inwomen’s league

Sophakama Ladies defeated Highbury 2-0. PHOTO:SELBY MADIKANE

SELBY MADIKANE

MANY questions are being asked by the loyalsupporters of Motherwell Academy followingtheir dismal performance so far in the PefaPremier League.

Callies ruthlessly thumpedMotherwell 22-2

in a game which bored the supporters. To re-store their dignity,Motherwell need to go thedrawing board because the punishment theysufferedmight demoralise some of their play-ers and supporters. Hearts drubbed PE De-fence 5-1, while Central Acemates overcameKwaDwesi All Stars 2-1. Warriors played toa 1-1 draw against Toshiba Old Grey.

Callies obliterate Academy222

SELBY MADIKANE

IMBABALA Young Stars produced animpressive performance in their double-header in the Nodefa VW CommunityTrust Premier League at the Jabavu Sta-dium at the weekend.Imbabala earned a hard 3-2 win from

Khayelitsha Stars in their first game andthey cruised to a comprehensive 6-0 vic-tory over Golden Chiefs.In a David and Goliath battle, City Styleovercame Stokes United 2-1. Really Ran-gers drew 1-1 with Black Aces, whileManchester Babes suffered a 3-1 defeat toJamaican Stars. Temptations edged out

City Friends 2-1.

Other Nodefa VW Community PremierLeague results:

) New City Stars 2-0 Golden Chiefs) Black Aces 2-2 Young Callies) KUBS 4-1 Khayelitsha Stars

Imbabalawin doubleheader

REAL City skipper Landile Libazi led by ex-ample when he scored a brace against Caca-du United during their ABC MotsepeLeague fixture at the Motherwell NU 2 Sta-dium on Friday.Libazi showed that he was hungry for

goals from the start of game. His first shotwas saved by the visiting side’s goalkeeper,but before the two sides went for a break Li-bazi broke the deadlock with a spectaculargoal.The efforts of United did not trouble the

home side’s goalkeeper.Halfway into the second half, City left

wing SandileMazizi scored an easy goal andLibazi scored his second goal in the dyingminutes tomake the final score 3-0. MthathaBucks shattered Highbury’s chances of win-ning the league when they beat them 2-0 inMthatha. The Morning Stars vs AngavuStars clash, which was to be played at theZwide Stadium on Friday, did not take placebecause the match officials did not pitch up.

Other ABC MotsepeLeague results:

) ZimbaneKillers 2-1Kokstad Liverpool

) Matta Milan 2-0 FCBuffalo

) Mthatha City 0-1FC Elliot

) Tornado 11-0 Tem-bu Royals

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Hard-working Real Citydefender Xhanti Mhlah-lela is chased by aCacadu player.PHOTO:SELBY MADIKANE

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Express Indaba 20 May 2015