27 000 COPIESWEEKLY

PORT ELIZABETH

WEDNESDAY, March 13, 2013 0 041 503 6111 | ) 525 | Fax: 041 503 6220 | Email: express@media24.com | www.peexpress.co.za EDITOR: BETTIE GILIOMEE

Whatever you needwe have at low prices!

Nu5Motherwell,

Port Elizabeth 6213

Tel/Fax 041 462 6492

041 462 3295

E-mail: metrohardware@live.co.za

Specials valid from

13th - 17th March 2013

Building Hardware

Gardening

Electrical Sanitary Plumbing Home & Decor Muchmore available

We also cut glass, fill

gas & cut keys

R89.95

R99.95

R699.00

R799.00

R899.00

R1.95 each

R239.95

Safari PVA 20L+

Roller Set

R49.95

Plug Double

4x4mes

Body Filler 1kg

AluminiumWindow

Door Symphony Pivot

Primer Transline 1L

R6.99 each

Block 140mm

Cement Stock Brick

Poly Brooms

R16.99

Thinners

750ml

Heater

Dustpan + Brush set

We also Stock Panelbeating Products

R51.99

R64.99

R389.95

R9.95

R9.95

Cream

&

White

PT 612

PT 99

PT 129

R4500

IBR Zink Sheet 3.3m x 0.3mm

IBR Zink Sheet 3.6m x 0.3mm

1C33UJA2F-130313-PX-mfkker-metro

ABLE

T R A C E R S

& DEBT

COLLECTORS

DEBTORS REHABILITATION ASSOCIATED SERVICES

Est 1965

Collections done on commission basis only

E-mail: abletrac@iafrica.com/www.abletrac.co.za

Collection House

22 Harrower Road, North End, Port Elizabeth 6001

Tel 041 484 3301

1C368502F-130313-PX-mfcfel-ABLE

13 000 COPIESWEEKLY

PORT ELIZABETH

KwaNobuhle

WEDNESDAY, March 13, 2013 0 041 503 6111 | ) 525 | Fax: 041 503 6220 | Email: express@media24.com | www.peexpress.co.za EDITOR: BETTIE GILIOMEE

NCEBA DLADLA

H

UMAN Settlements offi-

cials in the Nelson Mande-

la Bay Municipality and

members of the SouthAfri-

can Police Services (SAPS)

met residents of Mother-

well on Monday to discuss

ways in which housing delivery problems

facing the metro in this area can be solved.

This is following an act of illegal land inva-

sion by hundreds of angry Ward 54 residents

under the leadership of the SANational Civic

Organisation (SANCO) on Friday.

Acting against the court order issued to

them in December last year with regard to il-

legal land invasion, they brought building

materials and started building shacks on the

municipal land.

We are sick and tired of waiting for the

municipality that does not care! claimed the

residents, adding that if they did not get prop-

er answers this time around, they would not

vote in the 2014 National General Elections.

These people are renting backyard

shacks. They have been waiting for houses

since 1999 and have been put on the waiting

list but sent from pillar to post since then,

said local SANCO Chairperson and leader of

the invasion, Siphiwo Dayimani.

According to Dayimani, themajority of the

homeless people SANCOwas trying to defend

Residents,

metromeet

over land

invasion

NMMUs highflying First XV, the Madibaz, have won three consecutive home

games and are hoping for great home support on Monday, March 18 when

they take on the team of the University of Pretoria (Tukkies) in what is their

biggest chance to date of making the semifinals of the University Competi

tion. NMMU is presently fourth on the log. Seen here is NMMUs eighth man,

Timothy Agaba. PHOTO: DUIF DU TOIT (GALLO IMAGES)

SUPPORT THEMADIBAZ

had children and were dependent on social

grants and therefore were unable to get hous-

ing subsidies or bonds.

He said they took the action even though

they knew it was illegal, as a last resort.

Meetingswehave hadwith themunicipal-

ity, mayoral committee and human settle-

ment officials donot bear fruit, saidDayima-

ni.

Dayimani said they want houses now and

will oppose any attempt by the municipality

to remove them from the area. This place is

near Coega IDZ, and it is near clinics and

schools for our children. Well resist any

plans by the municipality to remove us from

the area, explained Dayimani.

Continued to page 3 . . .

These people are renting back

yard shacks. They have been

waiting for houses since 1999

and have been put on the waiting

list, but sent from pillar to post

since then.

SIPHODAYIMANISANCOCHAIRPERSON

2 NEWS INDABA | WEDNESDAY 13 MARCH 2013

Nobelungu (Lolly) Zono

Berrys Corner Funishers now also trading as

LEE B/SET

137 cm

137 cm

WAS R1 399 WAS R3 999

R1 299

R1 099

R3 599

RONNY B/SET

Are you waking up tired, all beaten up or like a king.

Come to the Bed Palace. Great beds at even better prices

EDBLO 7 Crown B/SET

239Kempston Road, Berrys Corner, eDasi - Tel: 041 453 7881

www.thebedpalace@weebly.com Cell: 078 7036 533

137 cm

NOW NOW NOW

Lay-by now - We accept credit cards

Lay-by now - We accept credit cards

WAS R1 899

1C39GFQ2F-130313-PX-bhkker-berry

THE Red Red NUMSA Exhibition cele-

brating 25yearsof theNationalUnionofMet-

alworkers of SouthAfrica (NUMSA) is open

at the Red Location Museum.

This must-view workers exhibition will

showcase at the Red Location Museum until

Friday, June 28, 2013. In celebration of 25

years of Numsas existence, NUMSA has put

together an exhibition of 31 lightboxes detail-

ing its rich history and militant struggles.

The exhibition combines text, poetry, pho-

tographs and posters to give a visual picture

of how NUMSA has grown and the challeng-

es that it has faced along the way.

HighlyanticipatedNUMSAexhibitionopens

PE Express IndabaOmbudsmandetails

follow us on twitter @PEExpress1

follow us on twitter @PEExpress1

The South African Police Service would

like to ask parents never to leave their chil-

dren alone during the day when they are at

work.

Also when a group of children are playing

ensure that there is always adult supervi-

sion. Parents must never let their children

go with a stranger or even with a family

member without their permission or super-

vision. Parents must always know where

their children are and with whom.

Over the first weekend in March, two in-

cidents of rape occurred in the Joubertina

and Humansdorp areas. In the first inci-

dent, a 4-year old victimwas taken from her

house by a family friend to Tietie se Kraal

in Twee Riviere, Joubertinawhere he raped

her. According to police information the

community heard her crying and called the

police.

The 17-year old suspect was arrested and

appeared in Joubertina Magistrate court

last week. The case was postponed until 18

March 2013 and he will remain in custody.

In the second incident, a 6-year old girl

was playing with other children at their

house while her parents were at work. It is

alleged the suspect, who is her uncle, raped

her in the house. The victim reported it to

her aunt who phoned the police. The sus-

pect (41), was arrested and appeared in the

Humansdorp Magistrate Court last week.

AMAPOLISA afunisa ngomfana opha-

zamisekileyo ngokwasengqondweni

nodukekwikhaya lakhe eliseDespatchngo-

Mgqibelo ngethuba abaza-

li bakhebetyelele izihlobo.

U-Anele Mankeye (12)

ulahlekengomhlawe9Ku-

Matshi malunga

ne-7.30pmkwikhaya lakhe

elikwa-5 Heide Street,

Azalea Park, eDespatch.

Ngokwesithethi sa-

mapolisa uMarianette O-

livier, ubelele lo u-Anele

ngethuba abazali bezikhu-

pha ukuya kubona izihlo-

bo.

Akubuya unina uye

kumkhangela ukuba u-

salele kusinina u-Anele, wafika kukhala

ibhungane egumbini. Kuqale ngoko ukum-

khangela ezitalatweni engafunyanwa, u-

tshilo uWarrant Officer Olivier.

Usapho lwakwaMan-

keye lusuka eTsotsobe

Street, KwaZakhele

eBhayi.

Ngethuba iduka, le

nkwenkwe ibinxibe i-T-

shirt eluhlaza enophawu

olumhlophe luka-V, iJean

eluhlaza kunye neeteki e-

zimnyama. U-Anele lo

akakwazi kuthetha yaye

uphazamisekile ngase-

ngqondweni. Nabanina

onolwazi makaqhagam-

shelane noW/O Sodaka

weDespatch Detectives

kule: 0 041 933 8000.

NikhenambonanauAneleolahlekileyo

Anele Mankeye (12). PHO

TO:SUPPLIED

Sternwarning to parents after rapes

INDABA REPORTER

ENTERPRISE development organisation,

The Hope Factory, last week awarded capital

investments to 30 entrepreneurs in its pro-

gramme. These recipients have all recently

completed The Hope Factorys full- and part-

time programmes in New Business Develop-

ment and Equipping.

Said Ashley Murray, Mentoring Manager

at The Hope Factory, These capital invest-

ments are designed to assist these entrepre-

neurs take their businesses to the next level.

Combined with the on-going business and fi-

nancialmentoring they receive, these invest-

ments will help them to continue to grow

their entrepreneurial companies.

Siya Tsewu, owner of Siyas Gardening

Services, will receive a marketing start-up

pack that includes a set of business cards and

from March he will run his business out of

The Hope Hub The Hope Factorys business

incubator based in North End, Port Eliza-

beth. Last year he received grass cutters and

a lawn mower which has seen his business

grow significantly and hes been able to offer

his customers a more comprehensive serv-

ice.

The investments I have received fromThe

Hope Factory have helped me to become fi-

nancially sustainable and to finish my stud-

ies. It has also meant that the business has

been able to penetrate a much wider market

in Port Elizabeth, and for me to employ four

people. I am very grateful for this opportuni-

ty, said Tsewu.

Similarly Betty Magele, the owner of AE

Maka, is starting a hat making business. She

will be receiving a domestic sewingmachine,

a domestic overlocker and a table and chair.

I am so excited about the machines I have

received. This ismy time to shine!Maragele

said.

Local businesses receive capital investment

The Hope Factory entrepreneurs with Business Mentor Guy Cloete receiving investments. PHOTO:SUP

PLIED

NCEBA DLADLA

NELSON Mandela Bay women believers

gathered at the Presbyterian Church at

Magaba Street, Zwide Township as part of

Zwelonke Women to pray last Thursday.

This prayer meeting was organised by

the Inter-Denominational African Minis-

ters Wives Association of Southern Africa

(IDAMWASA) a national event where

women across the length and breadth of

the country and the world prayed for peace

and prosperity, equality and freedom for

all.

IDAMWASA president Christina Jika

spoke under the theme: I was the stranger

and you welcomed me.

Women from all church denominations

sang and prayed together to show that the

church the body of Christ is one.Idamwasa Prayer meeting success PHOTO:NCEBA DLADLA

Some of the women took the time off to prepare food to nurture the

bodies. PHOTO: NCEBA DLADLA

Women unite in prayer for peace, freedom

In accordance with the editorial policy of the PE Express, we invite readers to

comment on mistakes in the newspaper and shall correct significant errors as

soon as possible. Send info to the Ombudsman of Media24s Local Press, George

Claassen, at george.claassen@media24.com or call him at 0 021 851 3232.

Readers can also contact the SA Press Ombudsman at 0 011 484 3612/8 or

e-mail ombudsman@presscouncil.org.za.

INDABA | WEDNESDAY 13 MARCH 2013 NEWS 3

UNIVERSAL

DEALERS

14 STRAND STREET, PORT ELIZABETH,

TEL/FAX 041 582 3051 - CELL 083 406 3350/083 327 7766

STOCKISTS OF ORIGINAL BRANDS

Specials valid until 26March 2013 or while stocks last

Joedir Nature 100%

Human Hair

8" inch

(Buy 1

get 1 free)

Joedir Human Hair

Yaki

Wave

R99

,99

Colour

2 & 4 only

10" inch

12" inch

R169

,99

Joedir

IndianWave 100%

10" inch

Joedir 100%

Human Hair

6 inches

#1B

Nikki Soft Dread

Black

(with

highlights)

Buy one

get one

free

Adorable

D/Wave

4 in 1

boycut

R129

,99

EARLY EASTER SAVINGS!

EARLY EASTER SAVINGS!

R160

,00

Export Quality

R199

,99

Human

Hair

(Buy 1

get 1 free)

R179

,99

10"

inch

R169

,99

R29

,99

1C3BAXV2F-130313-PX-mgkker-universal

WE DELIVER

08600 17 444

Order online: www.KFCec.co.za

1C2Q1FQ2F-130313-PX-mfkker-kfc

ISEBE lezoPhuhliso Loluntu kuMasipala om-

baxa iNelson Mandela Bay licela uncedo

ngolwazi ngosapho lwemveku ethiwe tyaa

yaza yacholwa ngamapolisa kufutshane

neziko i-East Cape Training Centre (ETC).

Lo mntwana uyintombazana ufunyenwe

ngomhla we 18/12/2011.

Nabanina onolwazi makancede aqhagam-

shelane noNontlalontle uNkszn.

A Ntswahlana ku0 041 406 5880 okanye

0 073 601 5620 phakathi kuka (8am to

4.30pm).

Alwaziwa usapho lwale mveku yile ofisi

yoonontlalontle. Uluntu maluncede.

PORTElizabethmembers of the SouthAfri-

can Police Service

(SAPS) are looking for

information on the

whereabouts of

Thanduxolo Oscar Kete

who was last seen on

February 26 this year.

According to police in-

formation, Kete of Mya-

meni Street, NU6 Moth-

erwell left home driving

a Golf with the registra-

tion: CYS 152 EC to his

place of work in Deal Party, Port Elizabeth.

Kete arrived at his

workplace but did not re-

turn home, according to

police.

Anyone with informa-

tion that could assist po-

lice is asked to contact

Motherwell Detectives

at: 0041 407 6428.

* Police would like

community members

assistance to locate Siph-

elo Katyano who went

missing last December.

It is alleged that (Siphelo)Katyano left his

Mcelu Street, NU8 home on December 13

last year and did not tell anyone where he

was going.

Katyano did not return home.

Nobody is sure of what Katyano was

wearing except for yellow and blue takkies

on the day of his disappearance.

He urged members of the community

whomightknowwhereKatyano is toplease

contact Constable Maswana of Motherwell

Detectives at 0 076 550 0412. NCEBA

DLADLA

Pleasehelppolice find thesemissingpersons

Missing Thanduxolo Oscar Kete.

Kufuniswangosapho

losana

Continued from page 1 . . .

Our councillor (Aaron Nyikilana) does

not care. Our government does not care. The

ANC does not care, said Sholden Qashani

(72) who has never owned a house.

A disabled Bonelwa Vellem (43), who is a

lodger, complained that she has been on the

waiting list forever and does not know what

to do to get a house of her own.

Municipal spokesperson Kupido Baron

has, however, denied allegations that themu-

nicipality does not care.

We care. We have been experiencing chal-

lenges with housing delivery, but it is not

true that we are not delivering houses. We

do! said Baron, adding that he sympathised

with the residents but asked that they exer-

cise a little patience as the municipality was

working around the clock to ensure that serv-

ices are delivered to the residents.

We are, however, against anymove by res-

idents to invade land illegally.

Well use the court order to thwart such a

move but would rather urge residents to

work with us in finding the best ways to deal

with the problems currently being experi-

enced, said Baron.

SANCO leader Siphiwo Dayimani is seen

addressing NU 30, Motherwell residents during

their land invasion last Friday. PHOTO:NCEBA

DLADLA

Residents,metromeetover land invasion

We care.We have been

experiencing challenges

with housing delivery, but

it is not true thatwe are not

delivering houses.We do!

KUPIDO BARON

4 NEWS INDABA | WEDNESDAY 13 MARCH 2013

NdinguBuyiswa Ntenda eNgcobo Ndandigula ndiphelelwa ngamandla, ukutya kungangeni kubuya kunegazi. Amagxa

endisinda ngathi kukho into endiyibelekileyo. Ndahamba ndayakwagqirha ndihamba nosisi wam, wathi uGqirha ndine-

Ulcers ne TB, ndityhafile wandinika amayeza. Ndiwaselile amayeza, kodwa wathi usisi wam mandincedise ngemveliso

zakwaMagogotha. Ndathenga uMagogotha[twin pack]kunye nespreyi njengokuba ndikhohlwe kuhamba ndidinwe

namalungu. Ndimselile umagogotha ndimana nditshutshuza kwezindawo ziqaqambayo nge-spreyi.Ndithi ngoku ndiphile

ndingumqaba-qaba igqabi leviniga. Ndaqonda ukuba ndinomntana wam ongaphilanga oneminyaka eyi11 engahambi

oogqirha besithi unesifo somnqonqo. Ndithethukuthi ngoku umntana uyatshitshiliza ngoku. Ndithi phambili ngeemveliso

zakwaMagogotha ndiyazincoma. Enkosi. Phambili maGogotha Phambili

NdinguKhayalethu Nontenje eRhafu Ndandingaphilanga kakhulu.Ndancendwa zimveliso zakwaMagogotha. Bend-

ingumntu obenedliso ngaphakathi,ndinento ehleli emqaleni,ndaze ndafumana iAloe spray ne Gotha twin pack yand-

inceda ngendlela ungumangaliso ngoba ndiphilile ngoku ndingumqaba-qaba. Okunye bendikhohlela kakhulu yiTB ,

ndinezintso eziqaqambayo. Kwaye ke umsebenzi wam kukuqhuba itaxi. Ezimveliso ndiyazibulela kakhulu ngoba andis-

evanto ngoku, kwaye ziluncedo kakhulu kuluntu lwalapha emzantsi Afrika, esaingathi uMagogotha makaqhubekeke

phambili enceda abantu. Ndandinebhanti[shringles, ngoku andiseva kwanto emva kokusebenzisa uMagogotha . Zindin-

cede ngendlela emangalisayo,kangangokuba yonke into yam ihamba kakuhle, nendlu yam yatsho yashushu nditsho

ndangutata olimeleyo ikhaya. Ndenza konke ekhaya ngenxa kaMagogotha. Ndithi phambili ngoMagogotha phambili.

Ndithi Halala Gotha Halala

NdinguXolelwa Nkomo eMatatiele, umntwana wam wahlatywa ngomnye umntwana oyinkwenkwe esikolweni ngen-

cula emlenzeni.Ndamthatha ndamsa e-kliniki wathungwa.Emva kweveki ezintathu ethungiwe ,kwaphuma iqhakuva

apha emthungweni esithi kukho into eqaqambayo ingathi kukho into engaphakathi emlenzeni.Sisajongile lagqabhuka

iqhakuva kwaphuma impethu ezinentloko emnyama wafa mnyama umlenze.Ndaphinda ndamsa e-kliniki khwakhona

,e-kliniki ndathunyelwa esibhedlele.Kwathiwa uzakuqhawulwa umlenze.Hayi andavuma ndabuya naye. Kwathiwa

mandithenge i-spreyi sakwaGotha {aloe spray] kunye nesepha{ostrich oil soap}.Ndafika ndamhlamba umlenze

ngesepha,ndamspreya kanye enxebeni zaphuma impethu.Emva kwentsuku ezintathu zanyamalala impethu,kwehla

ukudumba wabuyela umlenze kwibala lawo emveni kweveki.Uphilile ngoku enkosi.

Phambili KwabaGotha Phambili ndiyabulela.

Ostrich oil soap is a glycerine based soap which is

enriched with ostrich oil to produce a unique natural

product for people with special skin requirements or just

as gentle skin nourishing soap. Available in Fragrance

free or Tea tree and Meadow herb.

Oxi-Vite is an easy way to ensure that you are getting the

adequate supply of vitamins, minerals and antioxidants that you

need each day. Available in adult syrup and children's syrup. Gotha

Oxi-Vite has specifically been made a liquid formulation as liquid

nutrients are absorbed faster and more effectively.

Re-Gen skin cream penetrates into skin tissue and promote

natural healing and rejuvenation resulting in a healthy, glowing,

younger looking skin while soothing, smoothing and restoring your

skin to its optimal moisture level. Active ingredients: Regu-Age,

Vitamin A,C and E, Aloe,MSM,Geraniumoil, OstrichOil

Herbal Cough syrup has a unbelievable combination of great

herbs that will soothe your cough and sore throat. It combines well

known cough remedies like Guava leaf, Pelargonium, Garlic, Ginger,

Olive leaf, Vitamin C, Eucalyptus, Peppermint, rooibos and Buchu into a

herbal cough syrup. This herbal combination can help to soothe coughs

and to fight the viruses causing the chest infections.

Gotha Herbal Tea combines Rooibos, HoneyBush and

Sutherlandia (Cancer Bush) to create a delicious and healthy

beverage rich in antioxidants. This natural product has plenty of

healthy minerals and vitamins and antioxidants which boost the

immune systemandhelp to destroy toxins.

SupaSex is a natural sexual enhancement product that can be

used bymen andwoman. SupaSex can help by improving libido,

improving sexual desire, improving sexual function and can also

assist in heightening the sexual experience. Put the spice back

into your lifewith SupaSex.

Carniboost + Hypermag - Twin pack is a combination of

Magnesium and L-Crnitine. Magnesium is an essential mineral for

staying healthy, it improves muscle function and prevents insomnia,

constipation, heart attacks, hypertension and migraines. L-Carnitine

has been found to improve the body's ability to improve memory,

increase energy, raise metabolism, and enhance overall quality of life.

Aloe spray is rapidly absorbed and acts as an anti-inflammatory

agent. Aloe spray can help relieve pain, diminish swelling, encouraging

healing and restoringnormal cell function. Can alsobeused for the relief

ofminor burns and sprains, sports injuries and arthritis.

Miracle green ointment is a powerful ointment which

combines the healing properties of Leonotis, Vitamin E and

Ostrich Oil. Miracle Green provides fast relief from: Arthritis,

Muscle pain, Cuts and burns, Eczema, Acne, Skin rashes, Boils, Bites

and stings, Psoriasis, Haemorrhoids and is also great for sunburn.

Healthy lips is natural and chemically free formulation rich in fatty

acids which is combined with mint oil to nourish and sooth your lips.

It provides long lasting protection from drying out or becoming

chapped. The mint oil has cooling affect and contains properties that

help ease inflamed tissues and has pain-relieving qualities.

Fero-Lax reliefs occasional constipation and generally produces

bowelmovement in6 to12hours. Fero-lax is anall natural remedy for

constipation and made from aloe bitter. Regular bowel movements

are important, to rid our system of the many poisons that otherwise

accumulate in the intestine.

UMagogotha unamayeza wonke endalo owadingayo

Ukuzame konke onakho ngoku iza kundoqo uMagogotha

UMagogotha ngumhlobo wakho kwimpilo yakho engcono

Visit our Gotha Health Shop 34 in Commercial road, Commercial centre, Sidwell

For more information Tel: 041 453 7862 or 076 542 5101

N

E

W

N

E

W

INDABA | WEDNESDAY 13 MARCH 2013 NEWS 5

CRACKINGCRACKING

LOW PRICESLOW PRICES

PRICES VALID: 14/03/2013 - 21/03/2013 BOXER EASTERN CAPE STORES

GOLDEN

SPOON

Rice

COCA COLA

12

99

2lt

RED

GLOVE

Cooking

Oil

BUTCHERS

BUY IQF

Mixed Chicken

Portions

32

99

2kg

49

99

48s

Hot Cross Buns

BEACON

Mallow Eggs

9

49

6s

47

99

10kg

29

99

2lt

501500B/P36

REPORTER

AN exhibition focusing on career guid-

ance and resources for school children

is held from today (Wednesday) until

Friday at the Feathermarket Centre.

The Working World Extravaganza

(WWE) is a comprehensive career guid-

ance and skills development exhibi-

tion. Entry and all career resources at

the expo, including guidance counsel-

ling and a DVD seminar, are free of

charge to learners.

The WWE programme provides ca-

reer and study decision support, aswell

as knowledge and an opportunity to

network with various tertiary institu-

tions, corporates and prospective em-

ployers.

Organiser Wellington Jansen of

Inkanyezi Events said the exhibition

would bring together unprecedented

numbers of corporations and educa-

tional institutions to share resources

with up to 15 000 learners at 200 schools

over three days.

While many corporates will exhibit

alongside local and national education-

al institutions at the expo, the Nelson

Mandela Bay Business Chambers Top

40 under-40 nominees will interact and

share resources and advice with school

prefect or leadership teams that have

been invited to a special session at the

expo.

The show runs from 9am to 3pm each

day.

For more information contact Inkan-

yezi at 0 041 363 0310 or email sup-

port@inkanyezi.co.za.

Career Expo for

learners held this

week

TINNEKE GOEDHALS

SMSPortal has partnered Early Inspiration

Training (EITP) in an attempt to combat

weak early childhood development in Walm-

er Township.

EITP is a training programme for teachers

designed for current or prospective practi-

tioners in underprivileged areas who deal di-

rectly with children aged between birth and

six years.

There are 48 early childhood development

centres in Walmer township, with 109 teach-

ers. SMSPortal funded 12 practitioners in

2012 andhas recently supported anadditional

24.

The training is also in collaboration with

KICK, a local NPO, which is looking to build

14 early childhood development centres in

Walmer township.

Lauren Stretch, from Early Inspiration

says, Not only do we create an awareness of

what to learn, but develop an understanding

of how children learn. Those enrolled need to

be working in early childhood centres, and

upon completion are recognised as top practi-

tioners in their community, proving out-

standing results in child development, ensur-

ing school readiness.

This highly interactive programme, which

costs R7 300, is run over eightmonths, and re-

quires up to three days in the classroom ena-

bling an understanding of child development

as well as acquiring the new skills.

Mentoring is also an important element of

the programme, and ensures guidance and

support for enhancing development, assess-

ment, community involvement, writing,

reading and understanding texts, as well as

interacting with young children.

Students never pay for the programme;

they are all funded by corporate organisa-

tions.

Early childhood education in the Eastern

Cape has been targeted as a priority sector.

There are 4.4 million babies and young chil-

dren in South Africa and according to the Ed-

ucation White Paper 5 on Early Childhood

Development (2001:2), 40% of young children

in South Africa are exposed to harsh living

conditions, neglect and a lack of stimulation.

As a result when children enter formal

schooling in grade one, the fundamental con-

cepts of learning are not developed, causing

children to drop out of school and in many

cases repeat grades. That is why trained

teachers within this sector are so important,

and something Early Inspiration aims to im-

prove.

Teachers trained toaddressearly

childhooddevelopment

Seen here are Colleen Koesnell, an Early Inspiration fieldworker who supports

teachers attending the training with mentorship and support, and children from the

Ikamva Day Care in Walmer Township. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

6 ENTERTAINMENT INDABA | WEDNESDAY 13 MARCH 2013

TANYA VAN ZYL

FANS of last years Idols SA winner,

Khaya Mthethwa, should get their groove

on as he is set to rock the stage this Friday

at The Boardwalk.

Khayas first-ever performance in Port

Elizabeth was scheduled for April 1, but

Algoa FMmanaged to arrange withM-Net

for Khaya to perform in the Friendly City

this Friday. He will be joined by the four

Port Elizabeth contestants who were cho-

sen in a pre-audition for Idols season 9.

These four, Christina Williams (20), Thu-

ba Myeki (22), Edward Allen (26) and

Amanda Antony (19), will go through to

audition for the Idols judgesat theSandton

Convention Center.

The show will start at 6.30pm. The show

is free and open to all.

) Khaya popped in to the PE Express of-

fice last week to chat to us about his life

after Idols and his current success. For the

video interview, go to our website at

www.pe-express.co.za and look under

Multimedia Video Galleries.

Idols Khaya to perform inPEonFriday

Khaya Mthethwa during his interview with the PE Express last

week. PHOTO:TANYA VAN ZYL

Scan the QR code with your phone to go directly to the interview

with Khaya. Download tag reader at www.beetagg.com

NCEBA DLADLA

RENOWNED local DJ Tsepiso Tladi will be

celebrating his 30th birthday at Lungas Gen-

eral Jazz Club in Nhose Street, Zwide Town-

ship, Port Eliza-

beth this Friday

March 15. The

event starts at

7pm.

The crme de la

crme of Nelson

Mandela Bay in

show-business, the

entertainment and

business industry

and entrepreneurs

are expected to at-

tend the event

which is going to

bemore than just a

birthday party, ac-

cording to Tladi,

who is the founder

of Mr Tladi Ad-

Agency, the Pro-

motions, Events

and Artists Man-

agement Compa-

ny.

Local DJs Madi-

da, Payla, Speel-

man and Joni will

share the stage

with the resident DJ Tsepiso who is highly

respected for his Jazz and Ballad selections.

Members of Noted Jazz Club will also be

given a platform to do what they do best dur-

ing the birthday celebrations.

This is, however, not going to be just a

birthday party, according to Tladi.

We have invited high profile metro busi-

ness owners who

usually come to

our functions for a

good time to come

and display their

businesses so that

they get exposure,

said Tladi, adding

that at the cost of

R350 per table,

business owners

will get an opportu-

nity to put banners

and flyers up and

get 5 minutes to ad-

dress those present

about their busi-

nesses.

Through this he

was hoping they

would network and

share ideas with

others for the

growth of the busi-

nesses.

We are talking

innovation here

and so we want to

grow our business-

es while we ourselves grow, said Tladi, a

Varsity College graduate who can speak Eng-

lish, isiXhosa, seSotho, seTswana fluently.

PEsDJ Tsepiso

Tladi to celebrate

his30th in style

DJ Tsepiso Tladi will be 30 years old on Friday.

PHOTO:SUPPLIED

NCEBA DLADLA

NOSIVIWE Ntoni of Motherwell in Port

Elizabeth is a young ladywith big dreams.

PE Express Indaba was impressed by

this lass from Inkqu Street, NU12 reciting

her poetry at KQ FM.

Nosiviwe chooses her words wisely to

communicate a message which

she says comes from the heart.

I like reading the bible and

it is from this book that I getmy

inspiration, said Nosiviwe,

who is also inspired by poets

and musicians like Lelethu

Poetic Soul Mahambehlala

and mama Jessica Mban-

geni. The duo, she said, speak

their mind to touch the nerve.

The 22 year-old Nosiviwe,

whowas born inKwaKoni near

East London, passed matric at

Good Hope High School three

years ago.

She writes more, she ex-

plained, when she is stressed

by this lifes challenges espe-

cially about being at home do-

ing nothing whereas Ive got

this dream of studying and

making it in life.

After passing matric Nosivi-

we, who wanted to study theol-

ogy, was enrolled to do Intro-

duction to Business Studies at

Lovedale College but onlyman-

aged one semester because of

lack of finance, she said.

My dreams of becoming an

ordained pastor are stalled for

now but I will continue preach-

ing and praising God through

poetry and song, said Nosivi-

we, a member of the Seventh

Day Adventist Church.

Ive been to Fort Hare Radio Station in

Alice, Mdatsane FM and recently KQ FM

to show my talents. Soon, Ill be going to

UmhloboWenene FM to say to South Afri-

ca, Here I am Mzantsi, I am a dreamer,

help me realise my dream, if anyone out

there is listening, said Nosiviwe.

Aspiring priest ofMotherwell NosiviweNtoni

speaks hermind in poetry

Aspiring priest and daring poet

Nosiviwe Ntoni. PHOTO:NCEBA

DLADLA

NCEBA DLADLA

NELSON Mandela Bay actor, writer and di-

rector Monde Wani will present a stand-up

comedy at Way of Life Christian Centre in

KwaMagxaki, Port Elizabeth on Friday 22

March and Masakhisizwe Community Re-

source Centre, KwaZakhele on Saturday 23

March. Admission will be R60 per person

each day.

The show on Friday will start at 6pm

whereas it is scheduled to start at 4pm on Sat-

urday. Wani, whose Rivonia Trial stage pro-

ductions have toured countries in Asia and

Europe, said he was invited by the ministers

of both churches, Reverends Katsha and

Ntanjana respectively, to present his Chris-

tian Comedy to their congregations.

The reason is simply that I amaChristian,

an artist and entertainer who has just discov-

ered this love of comedy which of course has

always been there in the Christian communi-

ty, said Wani.

Christian comedy is growing fast in South

Africa in recent times and Wani believes it

is time that Christians fully appreciate the

power of this art form - because laughter is

the best medicine, he said.

When I read the Bible, I see comedy. I see

the preacher, there is comedy staring me in

the face. Pastors, ushers, and singers in the

churchprovide us artistswith great material

for comedy, said Wani.

He added, It is also important that we

South Africans do not always take ourselves

too seriously in church - that we fail to see

that God has a sense of humour.

South Africans have a lot to laugh about,

according to Wani. Within the context of

scripture they can get a comedy that is clean

but with a very strong message, he said.

Wani will feature his daughter Sivu (11), a

singer who is part of some of the acts in the

production. Sivu won the Mnet sponsored

Mzantsi Magic Talent Search Show (in mu-

sic) in 2012.

ComedianMondeWani looks right inside the

church to find laughter

Standup comedian Monde Wani. PHOTO:NCEBA DLADLA

INDABA | WEDNESDAY 13 MARCH 2013 SPORT 7

100% Arafat

Herbalist

,All problems are solved.

,Bring back lost lover.

,Short boys for money.

,Wallet for more change.

,Malingashoni esaphila

quickly.

PE Kwazakhele

( 0711406697

Email:

arafat.mataya@gmail.com

100% MWAZE

HERBALIST

Umthakathi

,100% Guarantee bring

back your lost love R450

,Marriage problems R350

,Magic Stick to bring

money in your house R600

,Delete your loan no matter

how much R750

,Malingashona esaphila

R700

CALL NOW

Mwaze 078 522 3927

DR KAGWA

Ngidume ngo kukhulisa

induku , Kubuyisa

isithandwa , Kuqinisa

mzimba ne Indlu ,

Kubolekisa amagundwana ,

Kubusiya mnuthu eJele ,

Sendawana for business

,Nokunye Kunisi

FONELA KAGWA

076 079 9989

PE KORSTEN

DR. KARSHIMA

Specialises in

problems such as:

* Get rich in 48 hrs. * Magic

stick. * Relationship

problems. * Bring back lost

love. * Penis enlargement. *

Lotto. * Gambling. *

Tokoloshi

Pay after the job is done!

Contact Dr. Bazaar

082 040 1358

DR PAYA

HERBALIST

Mail Order

073 347 2260

*Ngidume Ngokulitsa induku

nge 30mins

* Ngibuyisa izitandwa

nge 1 hr

*Ngibwelelitsa amagundwane

nge 5 days

*Ngiqinisa mmusimba, indiu,

ne zinye

*Ngibuyisa mmuthu

ulachekile nge 1 day

Xa ufuna kuyazi okunye

okuninzi

Fona 073 347 2260 or

visit him in PE and

East London

DR RUBEN

HE IS THE BEST

OF THE BEST

.Bring back lost lover within

one hr

.Make him/her love you

alone

.Manhood enlargement

bigger, harder and stronger

one hr

.Chisasi to bring you money

within one hr.

.Special water for attraction

to men and women

AND MANY MORE

Call 083 866 7406

Mail Order and free delivery

PROFESSOR

HANIEF

Do you feel confused and you

don't know what

to do next.

I return your lost lover same

day.

Stop cheating and divorce,

lover will love you alone,

break up affair and bring

your lover back to you.

Get married, amend broken

relationships, (marriage

problems) seal your marriage

make your lover think about

you all the time and give

money, chase away

tokoloshe, boost your business

big or small and borrow

magic wallet to bring you

money in your house or

account. Get a tender same

time, get promotion at work

and double salary. Finish

unfinishedjobs and many

more. Win lotto and

court cases.

Please do not hesitate

call professor Hanief

076 335 0576

FREE DELIVERY

PROFESSOR KING

HASSAN

40 YEARS EXPERIENCE

"Get rich"

Pay after the job

* Short boys, bring money in

your account or in your

house.

* Sandawana oil to

make you rich.

* Wallet magic, bring money

in your house.

* Rats, to bring you money in

your house every day.

* Chitumwa, bring a lot of

money in your house

Once you will be rich

* White stone and pen makes

you win lotto & powerball

* Boosting business and get

more customers

* Get double salary

* Be rich & Enjoy life

For more information

084 052 9096

NCEBA DLADLA

MAKHOSONKE The Machine Zwengu

won the Eastern Cape Middleweight title on

points from the defending champion Masi-

xole Botile at the BabsMadlakane Communi-

tyHall, KwaNobuhle inUitenhage last Satur-

day.

Their 10-round fight was the main attrac-

tion of Andile Siqwepus Andile Boxing Pro-

motions 9-bout bill.

The bout failed to live up to expectations.

It looked more like wrestling than a boxing

match with Zwengu of KwaNobuhle being

the only one putting up an effort for a fight.

The taller Botile, of Walmer township,

gave his title on a silver platter. Botile did

not use his reach advantage. While he tried

to confuseZwenguby twisting fromorthodox

to south-paw stance from the third round -

he could not exploit it.

It was the second time that the

two pugilists locked horns with

Botile twice coming second best.

Judges, Prince Mbambaza,

Nonelwa Fukutwa and Lizo Jor-

daan scored the fight 99-90, 99-91

and 98-92 respectively in favour

of the new champion Zwengu.

I am happy I won. Botile tried

to confuse me but he was no

match on the day, said a jubi-

lant South Africas No.2 rated

Zwengu who was risking an op-

portunity to fight for the SA title

by challenging Botile.

But a lot is needed from Zwen-

gu who has just joined a new sta-

ble, if he wants to conquer the

world. And, his manager con-

curs.

We still have to work hard to

beat Christopher Buthelezi for

the SA title, said SiphoNogamp-

ula and Silindokuhle Boxing

Club trainer, Mlawuli Nawule,

agreed.

In the main supporting bout, up-and-

coming prospectMzwanbantuDabaza beat

the talented but ageing Vuyo Toyise on

points over 6 rounds in the Junior Fly-

weight division.

In the main preliminary bout Lungisa

Jikani beat Ndudumo Lolwana on points

(6 rounds Lightweight) and Lwandile Phil-

lip beat Nwabisile Colani (Flyweight) also

over 6 rounds.

In the other bouts, all over 4 rounds; Du-

misani Tshokela stopped Zimkhitha Lane

KO3; XolisaKana beat Sinethemba Stali on

points; Siphosethu Ncisane beat Mzwama-

doda Jibiliza on points; Ayanda Fatyi beat

Luthando Calata on points and in the only

female bout Nomampondomise Xotyeni

drew with Asandiswa Nxokweni in the

Lightweight division.

KwaNobuhlesMakhosonkeZwengu

isnewECMiddleweight champion

Zwengu (Red shorts) against Botile. PHOTO:NCEBA DLADLA

Nomampondomise Xotyeni (in red) vs Asandiswa Nxokweni. PHOTO: NCEBA DLADLA

The winner and the new... Makhosonke Zwengu beat Masixole Botile for the EC Middleweight

title. The referee was Ace Makaluza. PHOTO: AZI DLADLA

RUGBY is on the rise in the region and its not

only the Southern Kings that people should be

proud of.

The Nelson Mandela Metropolitan Universi-

tys (NMMU)high-flying first XV, TheMadibaz,

have won three consecutive home games and

are hoping for great home support on Monday,

March18when they takeon the teamof theUni-

versityofPretoria (Tukkies) inwhat is theirbig-

gest chance to date of making the semi-finals of

the university competition.NMMUis presently

fourth on the log their best performance so far

in the six-year history of the student competi-

tion.

The teamhas thisweek launched a campaign

visitingschools in themetro inanattempt toget

10 000 supporters (named Dibas) for this game

in theNMMUStadiumat theuniversitysSouth

Campus. It will be their final home game of the

Varsity Cup season.

The support we have received has been in-

credible, butwed like tomake it even better for

the finalhomegame,saidMadibazcoachBrent

Janse van Rensburg.

Rugby is on the rise in our province. We

knowwhat support can do for our team, added

Brent. There are various incentives for specta-

tors, all mirroring the 10 000 Dibas call. These

includeR10 000 up for grabs in the kicking com-

petition at half-time and R10 000 for the best

NMMU residence supporters.

Entry is free. Kick-off is at 7pm.

Madibaz campaign for home support

SELBY MADIKANE

LOCAL team African Bombers beat Bloem-

fonteinPolice 34 - 19 over theweekend in their

last game in the pool stage of the Cell C Com-

munity Cup.

Some of the teams

still have one game

left in the pool stages

which will reach a

nail-biting climax

across the countryon

Saturday. Four plac-

es in the Easter

Championships in-

George are still up

for grabs and amulti-

tude of permutations

meaning as many as

10 teams could still

qualify. Pool B, in

whichAfricanBomb-

ers are playing, has

not been finalised

yet. Pretoria Police qualified for George with

an impressive 51-20 win over Rovers in

Welkom, and they will finish unbeaten at the

top of the group should they dispatch thewin-

less Bloemfontein Police in a keenly-antici-

pated Battle of theBobbies derby inPretoria.

Second place is,

however, far from

cut and dried, with

Durbanville-Bel-

lville needing to beat

Welkom Rovers to

book their place. A

bonus-point victory

for Rovers, on the

other hand, may

throw the statistical

cat amongst the pi-

geons as it will mean

they, Durbell and

wild cards African

Bombers all finish

on 11 points. African

Bombers have

played all their pool

matches of which they won two and lost two.

Bombers beat Bloemfontein police

CJ de Villiers, centre of Bloemfontein Police with

the ball on Saturday during the Cell C Commu

nity Cup rugby match between Bloemfontein

Police and African Bombers held at Bobbies

Park, Bloemfontein. FOTO: IMAGESA

SMS Kuyasa, ID #, Nameku 33282

Umzekelo: Kuyasa, 7212234444020, Vuyokazi Msizi

*each SMS costs R1.50

Xa ufuna ukwazi ukuba wamkelekile

SMSela kwezinombolo zilandelayo:

Yenza isicelo semali mboleko!

tel: 041.582.4795 / 1408

Yokulungisa indlu yakho

BRIDGING

CASH

while waiting for

PENSION/

PACKAGE

Payout

(lumpsum only)

086 110 1388

1B6AHXV-071211-PX-mf-pension

8 SPORT INDABA | WEDNESDAY 13 MARCH 2013

Tel: 041 407 4600 / Fax: 041 486 1197

sales@metalman.co.za

Tel: 041 407 4602 / Fax: 041 407 4627

hannes@steelcut.co.za

Tel: 041 407 4604 / Fax: 041 486 1439

ian@metalman.co.za

Open Sat: 08:00 12:00 Safe off street parking

52 Burman Road, Deal Party, Port Elizabeth

Your one-stop steel shop...

For all your steel & hardware

requirementsCut to size

Free delivery - PE & UTH areas

Try Our New Bending

& Laser Cutting Facility!!!

Free delivery PE & UTH areas

We specialise in the hot-dip

galvanising of all steel products

(Contact us for delivery costs)

1C2R0ZA2F-130313-PX-mfcfel-metal

SELBY MADIKANE

FOOTBALL of a high standard was played

during Zakhele Football Association (ZAFA)

Premier League games which took place at

Wolfson Stadium last weekend.

Brazil Brothers ousted Golden Brothers 2-0

while Santos got soft-points over Continental

Express.

XI Angels earned a 4-3 hard fought victory

over Seven United with BUBS going down to

Comrades United by 1-0.

NUBS devastated Happy Stars 3-1 while

Young Neighbours shared the spoils 4-4 with

Juventus. Zamazama were pipped by Dyna-

mos 4-0 and Leeds United trailed 2-1 to the

gutsy Ghetto XI.

IT was ecstasy in the Vuku

Street community when their

side, PEUnited, won both games

they played during New Bright-

on Football Association (NEB-

FA) Sedgars League games at

Chevrolet Stadium recently.

United thrashed their neigh-

bours PE Sundowns 4-0 and in

another game they thumped the

tameBold Tigers 5-0. RedCity al-

so punished PE Sundowns 3-0,

with Bush Bucks securing two

deservedwins fromCityLads 5-1

and CCX Callies 4-0. Pondo Stars

also produced an excellent per-

formance in their 1-0 win over

Stinging Bees. SELBY MADIKANE

PEUnitedwins inSedgars League

SELBY MADIKANE

YOUNG boys were embarrassed and taught some free

soccer lessons during theWalmer Football Association

(WAFA) Marina Sea Salt Premier League games in

Walmer recently.

Young Cosmos were too strong for FCMoscow when

they walloped them 8-1. African Aces were rampant in

their 6-3 victory over Brazil United, while Walmer

Stars demolished Young Aces 7-1.

Teenagers FC should go back to their drawing board

following their 4-1 defeat to Peace United. XI Experi-

ence seemed tobe inexperienced following their 5-2 loss

to Young Aces.

WAFA Marina Sea Salt Premier League rookies

MorningStarsmade their presence felt ina 3-1winover

the experienced RealMadrid, with SeaviewUnited get-

ting a hiding of 4-1 from Mabayibone Strikers. Ghetto

Stars also rubbed salt into the wounds of Brazil United

in their 4-0 triumph.

Cosmos too strong for FCMoscow

Young Professionals Mthunzi Mashiya is chased

by Ghetto XI defender. PHOTO:SELBY MADIKANE

MOFA Build It Premier League games

produced some fireworks at NU9 Stadi-

um last weekend.

Young Tigers beat Tomorrow Stars

3-2 while Lion Stars snatched a narrow

1-0 win from Channel Porto. NU 29

United Stars grabbed the three points

in 2-1 win over Tottenham Spurs, with

Valencia overcoming Liverpool 2-1.

SELBY MADIKANE

MOFABuild It

League score update

Zukile Jack (Shining Stars) is challenged

by Maphelo Magwentsu (Scorpions).

PHOTO:SELBY MADIKANE

ZAFA First Division results:

* Fairway Stars 3-2 United Brothers

* Brazil Brothers 0-2 Everton

* Powerlads 2-1 Sunrise

* Major Stars 3-4 Makawula Brothers

* Young Professionals 4-0 Royal Blues

* Moonlight City 2-2 Black Eagles

* PE Demonstrators 2-0 Real Strikers

* Real Stars 3-0 Peace Lovers

* Vutha Celtics 1-0 Dynamos

* All Stars 0-5 Young Romans

* XI Angels 1-0 Island City

Other MOFA Build It Premier League results:

* FC Angels 1-3 Young Tigers

* SUBS 0-2 Real Strikers

MOFA Build It First Division results:

* Destroyers 2-0 Tomorrow Stars

* Young Killers 5-2 Lion City

* MUBS 2-2 Real City

* Manchester 2-0 Crystal Palace

* Scorpions 2-0 Shining Stars

* Milan Stars 2-0 Mcelu Kings

Enterprisinggames in

ZAFAPremier League

Other NEBFA Sedgars League results:

* Dodgers 0-2 Eastern Jumpers

* Roaring Tigers 3-2 Pondo Stars

* Boast Pirates 2-0 City Lads

* Real White City 3- 1 Dodgers

*Winter Rose 2-0 Roaring Tigers

NEBFA First Division results:

* Friendly City 3-2 Silver United

* PE All Stars 1-3 Amakhosi

SAFA Nelson Mandela Bay ABSA

Regional League log leader Mus-

tangs made their intentions clear

when they trounced Tomorrow

Stars5-1duringtheirclashatMoth-

erwell NU 9 Stadium recently.

ThehostclubMustangswerenot

threatened by the Stars at anymo-

ment in the game.

African Chiefs were held to a 1-1

stalemate by the unpredictable

Golden Stars. SELBY MADIKANE

Mustangs set towin SAFAABSA

Womens League title

Other SAFA Nelson Mandela Bay ABSA

Womens Regional results

* Black Vultures 0- w/o PE College:

* African Chiefs 1-1 Golden Stars

*Warriors w/o-0 African Chiefs

* NMMU Madibaz w/o-0 Park United

* Golden Stars 1-1 Sophakama

* African Chiefs 3-1 Black Vultures

* Mustangs 4-0 Sophakama

* NMMU Madibaz 4-0 Warriors

* Park United 1-0 Golden Stars

* African Chiefs 2-0 Sophakama

* Tomorrow Stars 0-2 NMMU Madibaz

* PE College 0-5 Mustangs

*Warriors 2-5 Park United

Other WAFA Marina Sea Salt Premier League results:

* Airport Valley United 2-2 XI Experience

* Golden Heroes 2-1 African Aces

* Teenagers FC 1-0 Ghetto Stars

* Airport Valley United 2-3 Golden Heroes

*Walmer Stars 0-2 Young Cosmos

* Mabayibone Strikers 2-2 FC Moscow

NCEBA DLADLA

THERE was jubilation and excitement as the

Nobuhle and Despatch Football Association

(NODEFA) Executive handed over football

kits to theU-17, U-13 andU-11winners at their

offices at Jabavu stadium last week.

The kit was owed to the clubs who are last

seasons winners, explained Nodefa presi-

dentMondeMhletywa.He said thesewinners

received onlymedals and trophies during the

2012 season.

Outstanding winners were the U-17 team

which was selected to take part in the North-

ern Areas Tournament and the ladies team

which participated in the Local Football As-

sociations (LFAs) competitions where they

Nodefa 2012 seasonwinners

Two Nodefa winners are Ntombizanele Mangali

(left) and Phumlani Mtulu. PHOTO: NCEBA

DLADLA

SELBY MADIKANE

KWARU proved beyond any doubt

that they are a force to be reckoned

with following their 38-19 victory

over Motherwell United during the

Eastern Province Rugby Union La-

dies League Finals at Zwide Stadium

last Saturday.

Khayalalethu Mambulu scored

Kwarus unconverted try to put her

side 5-0 ahead. Kwaru increased their

lead to 12-0 following a try scored by

their fullback Unathi Mali which was

converted by flyhalf Siphosethu

Tshingana.

United prop Bulelwa Soxuza scored

their first try which their centre

Thandeka TK Kula converted to de-

crease the deficit to 12-7. Mali scored

her second try which Daphne Scheep-

ers converted to make the interval

score 19-7 with Kwaru taking the

lead.

United flyhalf Ntombiyethu Fiti

kept her sides hopes of taking the

honours high when she scored a try

under the poles with Kula converting

it to make the scoreline 19-14.

Mambulu, however, scored anoth-

er try under the poles which Tshinga-

na converted to put Kwaru in the lead

of 26-14.

Kwaru lock Nolwazi Zahara Dinga-

ni scored an unconverted try to in-

crease their lead to 31-14.

Scheepers converted another try

by Tshingana which increased

Kwarus lead to 38-14.

Kula scored Uniteds final try to

make the final score 38-19.

Kwaruare

EPRU

League

Champions

Kwaru won the EP Rugby League final.

PHOTO: SELBY MADIKANE

came second.

We do not give these winning teams mon-

ey as that could sway them from their devel-

opment aims of the game. We bought these

girls tracksuits, for instance, as these help

themlookpresentable like real athletes, said

Mhletywa.

Clubs that were awarded with kit are:

* Highland Spurs FC U-11

* Uitenhage Eagles FC U-15

* New City Stars FC U-15

* City Style FC U-17

* Ladies U-17 Team

Individual winners

* Goal Keeper of the tournament - Ntombi-

zanele Mangali

* BestMidfielder of the tournament- Phum-

lani Mtulu

27 000 COPIESWEEKLY

PORT ELIZABETH

WEDNESDAY, March 13, 2013 0 041 503 6111 | ) 525 | Fax: 041 503 6220 | Email: express@media24.com | www.peexpress.co.za EDITOR: BETTIE GILIOMEE

E&OE. - WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES SALE WHILE STOCKS LAST

R119.90

NOW

ONLY!

NOW

ONLY!

NOW

ONLY!

NOW

ONLY!

NOW

ONLY!

534 x 534

1 Grade

Imported

Anti Slip

Texture

Brazilian

Outdoor

& Indoor

st

30 x 55

1 Grade

Ivory

Wall

Tile

st

R99.90

per m

R69.90

per m

R89.90

per m

R699.90

per m

3 colours

to choose

from

NOW

ONLY!

35 x 35

1 Grade

Floor

Tile

st

R54.90

per m

NOW

ONLY!

R99.90

per m

R56.90

NOW

ONLY!

35 x 35

1 Grade

Floor &

Wall

Tile

st

per m

R399.90

NOW

ONLY!

80 x 80

1 Grade

Imported

Full

Polished

Porcelain

High Gloss

Geology Stone

Pearl

st

per m

Grohe

Eurocosmo

Sink

Mixer

ONLY

10

PORT ELIZABETH

Turn off at Supa Quick,

off N2 Highway, Roshan Road,

Linton Grange, (opp Makro),

Tel. 041 360 2044/5 Fax. 041 360 2088

Open 7 days a week

Mon - Fri 08:30 - 17:00

Sat 08:00 - 13:00, Sun 09:00 - 13:00

FRIDAYS CLOSED: 12:00 - 14:15

43 x 43

1 Grade

Floor Tile

st

1st Grade

Imported

Polished

Porcelain

Rectified

60 x 60

50 x 50

Matt

Porcelain

Imported

Rectified

Was

R1499.90

SPECIAL PROMOTION

WHILE STOCKS LASTS

1C2XP752F-130313-PX-ckmswa-trend1

Special Wrapper | iSpecial Wrapper

Women

unite in

prayer for

peace

2

2

Idols

Khaya to

perform in

PE this

Friday

6

6

Kwaru are

EPRU

League

Champions

8

8

See page 3 & 4 of

wrapper for great

specials

1C3CGRF-130313-PX-ckmswa-STREET

STRONGER THAN WOOD

E&OE. - WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES SALE WHILE STOCKS LAST

R499.90

R599.90

Nova Frankfurt

Complete

Top Flush Toilet

& Mechanism

with Seat

All basins & cabinets excl. taps & accessories

Modena

Cabinet, Basin

& Mirror Set

Cabinets 995x500x845mm

Mirror 900x25x700mm

R2299.90

R3699.90

R3999.90

R4499.90

R4999.90

R4999.90

R5999.90

Paris

Cabinet, Basin

& Mirror Set

Cabinets 1300x460x875m

Mirror 1200x600mm

Potenza

Cabinet, Basin

& Mirror Set

Cabinets 795x460x870mm

Mirror 600x30x800mm

Incl. Basin

Incl. Basin

Incl. Basin

Sofia

Free Standing

670x455x150mm

Sicilia

Free Standing

770x500x165mm

Geneva

Wall Mount or

Counter Basin

790x340x120mm

R999.90 R1299.90

R1399.90

R1599.90

Vidal

Counter Basin

800x460x130mm

Nova Fortuna Tall Cabinet

420 x 350 x 1490

NOVA Stuttgart Wall Hung Toilet & Soft Close Seat

R2999.90

R3999.90

NOVA LUXEMBORG Wall Hung Toilet & Soft Close Seat

R2499.90

R3499.90

Nova/Grohe

Wall Hung

Toilet Set

R2499.90

R2999.90

Kleenix Signature Wall Hung Toilet & Soft Close Seat

Grohe Concealed

Cistern with

Whisper technology.

Includes mechanism

& Actuator plate

Signature/

Grohe

Wall Hung

Toilet Set

ONLY

10

ONLY

10

ONLY

20

ONLY

10

PLUS

PLUS

TOP FLUSH

TOILET SET

R1199.90

R1499.90

R1899.90

R2499.90

Now

Now

Now

Now

Was

Was

Was

Was

Was

Was

Was

Now

Was

Now

Was

Now

Was

Now

Was

Was

R2999.90

PLUS

R69.90

per sheet

per sheet

R399.90

R69.90

NOW

NOW

R2299.90

NOVA

Mexican

Mix

was R139.90

NOVA

Spanish

Mix

was

R129.90

HPF093-T

305x305

Kleenix

9052

Free-

standing

Basin

Was

Was

Nova

Square

Basin

R2999.90

R799.90

NOW

NOW

WALL MOUNT BASINS

COUNTER TOP BASINS

PORT ELIZABETH

GREY

Imported Wood

Look 20x90

R259.90

per m

NOW

Porcelain Glazed Matt

Was

R329.90

Grohe Concealed

Cistern with

Whisper technology.

Includes mechanism

& Actuator plate

Grohe Concealed

Cistern with

Whisper technology.

Includes mechanism

& Actuator plate

Nova/Grohe

Wall Hung

Toilet Set

1C2XPA02F-130313-PX-ckmswa-trend

INDABA | WEDNESDAY 13 MARCH 2013 PROMOTIONS III

IV PROMOTIONS INDABA | WEDNESDAY 13 MARCH 2013