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YOUNG people who become super-star celebrities in the blink of aneye because of their skills in theirfields of play should learn thatfame does not last forever and one

can just as quickly go from hero to zero.

Members of the boxing fraternity in NelsonMandela Bay were saddened to experiencethis closer to home after the death of formerSouth African Junior bantamweight champi-on Nkosana Vaaltein who died last week athis New Brighton home in Port Elizabeth, af-ter a long illness. He was 37 years old. He diedon Saturday, May 4 at the RDP home of hisgrievingmother Julia Skweyiya-Vaaltein (60)who was looking after him while he was sick.Because Vaaltein has not made any provi-sion for his funeral he might have to re-ceive a pauper’s burial if hismoth-er does not receive financialsupport to bury him.

Former boxers whomeet at his home to-morrow (Thursday)have agreed to pay R100each to assist with the funer-al arrangements. But this willsurely not be enough. A good Sa-maritan must come to assist thisgrieving family.

Vaaltein started boxing in 1988in Dimbaza and turned profes-sional in Port Elizabeth in 1993.His 12-year career spanned 32fights, 17 wins (3 KOs), 9 loss-es and 6 draws.

He was trained byLindile Shushwana withwhom he won the nation-al title against DavidVinger at Graceland Ca-sino, in Secunda Mpu-malanga on 22 Novem-ber 1998. FormerSABan-tamweight championPhindile Gaika alsotrained Vaaltein early onin his career.

Vaaltein, whose star was shining brightlyat this stage, left his home in Port Elizabethin 2000 to box in East London. In 2003 hemoved to Gauteng to fight under the tutelageof decorated trainers Mzimasi Mnguni andformer world champion Dingaan “The Roseof Soweto” Thobela respectively.

“He was a boxer since he was a child, butboxing has done nothing for us as a family,”said Julia. According to Julia, when Vaalteinwon the SA title he went to live in a flat intown before moving to East London and Gau-teng.

Boxing South Africa (BSA) Regional Man-ager Mthunzi Mapitiza said, “I do not knowwhat happened to Vaaltein. He left Port Eliza-beth while still at his prime in boxing and Inever saw him again.

“I only knew that he was in Gau-teng but when he came back homeinDecember (2012) hewas lookingvery sick and without money.”Julia said that as he was her

child she had to take care of him.She said that she tried in vain to

have her son included in herinsurance policy.

“A nursing sister at theclinic he attended regu-larly formedication ad-vised just recentlythat I register him fora social grant withSouth African Social

Security Agency (SAS-SA), and we were told to

wait for three months, butthis was too late,” sobbed Ju-lia.Julia is not financially able

to pay for his burial this Satur-day 18 May.

The funeral of Nkosana Vaaltein willbe held at Pentecostal Church,KwaZakhele, this Saturday.PHOTO:SUPPLIED

Starboxerdies inpovertyAudition for dance reality show

Do you have what it takes to be SA’s next best dance group? Auditions for the e.tv dancereality show, “Step Up or Step Out” will take place at the Opera House on May 25. Alwaysan ultimate Mzansi street dance treat for viewers, this new season will be elevated to a newexciting level. Seen here are in front, Khabonina Qubeka and Emile YX Jansen. The judgesand co­presenters at the back are Siyabonga ‘Slikour’ Metane, DJ Tumi Voster and Themba‘DJ Euphonik’ Nkosi. See story on page 4. PHOTO:SUPPLIED

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THE Walmer Link Social Housing Project,which was officially opened by theminister ofHuman Settlements, Tokyo Sexwale, lastweek, has been lauded as the best social hous-ing project in the country.

This award was made by the Social HousingRegulatoryAuthority (SHRA). SocialHousing isaffordablerentalaccommodationforhouseholdsearning between R2 500 and R7 500 per month.Therentalsareonaslidingscalebasedonhouse-hold income and range from R560 to R2 107 fora bachelor unit, R606 to R2 250 for a 1-bedroomunit and R657 to R2 250 for a 2-bedroom unit.While all phases of theWalmer Link Project

have been completed and 293 of the 347 unitsalready occupied, the developers Imizi Hous-ingUtilityarehardatworkon theirnext socialhousingprojectwhichwill be situated inResti-tution Road, Fairview.According to AnthonyNgcezula, CEO ofMi-

zi Housing Utility, they have started with theearthworks at the Fairview site and buildingwill be done in phases over thenext 18months.“Some of the units might be ready for occu-

pation by as early asDecember, if theweatherdoes not interfere much with construction,”said Ngcezula.According the Ngcezula, the Walmer Links

SocialHousingProject is a collaborativeeffortof Imizi and the developer, TheHomeMarket,both non-profit companies and for public ben-efit, theNational and Provincial Departmentsof Human Settlements, the Nelson MandelaBay Municipality and the General MotorsFoundation South Africa.It is the first greenfields social housing

project in Port Elizabeth.“The Walmer Link Social Housing Project

is a tale of perseverance and just reward forthe directors and staff of IMZI and The HomeMarket. After 10 years of slogging away to getits first project off the ground, and to receivethis award for it, is testimony that there arepeople in this city who want to make our citya winning city,” said Ngcezula.“The Walmer Link Social Housing Project

demonstrates that it is possible to providegood quality affordable rental accommodationto households that need it. These projects arein good locations and one of their intentionsis to bring people closer to their workplaces,

thereby saving time and money,” he said.With regard to safety concerns overWalmer

Link being closely located to the WalmerTownship, Ngcezula said no break-ins havebeen reported in the two months since the fit-ting of burglar bars in all the rental units.“Walmer Link is surrounded by an electric

fence with guards on duty 24 hours. All theunits will be fitted with security doors soon.According to Ngcezula they are also in the

process of upgrading the security system to abiometric access control systemwhereby resi-dents will be able to enter and exit the premis-es by fingerprint identification.

The Walmer Link Social Housing Project. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

Baysocial housingproject best in country

THE leader of Agang, Dr MamphelaRamphele, will be visiting NMMU today,May 15, speaking to students about issuesthat are important to them, and hearingwhat their thoughts and concerns are.Later in the day she will be visiting Zwideto meet and speak with the community,and to hold a town hall meeting in the

evening.Her itinerary is as follows:

At the Lecture Hall NMMU there will be astudent speaking session from 12pm to1pm. From 4pm to 4.45pm there will be awalking tour of Zwide from the LilianNgoyi Sport Center. From 5pm to 7pm shewill be at the Lillian Ngoyi Sport Centre.

DrMampheleRamphele to visit NMMUandZwide today

The Department of Social Developmentand Special Programmes is requestingany-one with information regarding thebiological father of Elethu Badu born on30/11/2001 to contact social worker Ms FMbuli at 0 041 406 4505/5905/5708 duringoffice hours (8am - 4.30pm) or fax086 581 8203.To their knowledge the biological moth-

er of the child passed away in 2009.

ElethuBadu’s fathersought

The Department of Social Development (Ibhayiservice office: Port Elizabeth) is requesting any-one with information regarding the family ofSipheleleMaqanda born on 24November 2011 atDora Nginza Hospital to contact social worker,PindiswaHallamat0 041 406 5721 (8.30am-4pm)or 0 083 200 6747 and/or Brenda Buwa at0 041 406 5717 or fax 041 451 3458. To their knowl-edge the reported father of the child is Siviwe(surname unknown to the child’smother) of Do-ra Street, NewBrighton, the last known addressto the child’s mother, Bulelwa Maqanda.

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The Police have issued a warning to shop-pers to be on the lookout for criminals whooperate at shopping centres.

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According to the modus operandi, fivewomen between the ages of 35 and 48 yearsapproach prospective clients at the en-trance of these shopping centres and tellthem they (the criminals) have a good rela-tionship with either the owner or manager

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The incidents mainly take place between8am and 9am, 1pm and 2pm and 4pm and5pm.

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DO you have what it takes to be SA’s next bestdance group? Auditions for the e.tv dance re-ality show, “Step Up or Step Out” will takeplace at the Opera House on May 25.

After two phenomenal seasons which un-covered the likes of the talented crews Stun-ners and Tembisa Revolution, Step Up or StepOut is back on e.tv for a brand-new season.

Always an ultimate Mzansi street dancetreat for viewers, this new season will be ele-vated to a new exciting level, fresh talent willbe introduced to increase the entertainmentvalue. The production team is pulling out allthe stops to ensure that this season will beeven more exciting than the first two seasonsin attracting diverse talent and dance genres.

The popular DJ Euphonik will take a placeat the judging table alongside the multi-tal-ented Khabonina and the dance legend EmileXY. The deck-spinning maestro will be joinedby two new faces on the show - hip-hop iconSlikour who replaces Dalen Lance as present-er; and co-presenter, the petite Y-FM power-house Tumi Voster.

Renowned Kwaito artist and ProducerArthur Mafokate, who has played a key rolein unearthing and mentoring some of dancerswho have appeared on the show over the pasttwo years, will be missed. He will be moving

on to pursue other career opportunities.Sivan Pillay, Endemol Managing Director

says, “Although we will miss Arthur andDalen’s valuable contribution to the show, weare excited to announce that Euphonik, Slik-our and Tumi Voster will be joining the ‘StepUp or Step Out’ journey to bring viewers thebest of local street culture. We are positivethat the addition of the three new faces to theteam will be gladly received by viewers. Slik-our will bring street cred and wit to the showwhilst speaking the language of the youth. Tu-mi is funky, young, knowledgeable, funnyand sassy. She’s got her finger on the pulsewhen it comes to music, dance, and fashionand is one of South Africa’s fastest risingstars.

“From a judging perspective, Euphonikwill focus on music interpretation and overallperformance value. His international expo-sure to music and dance puts him in a leagueunparalleled by many.”

The Season 3 Premier will be aired on Sun-day, June 23 at 6.05pm on e.tv and Flipside onSaturday, June 29 at 1.30pm.

Flipside is a highlights package capturingthe highs and lows of the previous episode. Itis a fast paced review of the one hour episodebookmarking crucial information

Auditions for e.tvdancereality show inPE

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WHILE Liquid Lounge in ParliamentStreet, Central is still undergoing renova-tions Nelson Mandela Bay residents andvisitors have Gondwana Cafe and Cubanafor entertainment - to listen to good musicand have fun.

This is the view of prominent local DJand Ryt Clik Communications and EventsManagement Director Mthiwekhaya Gqa-mane.

Popularly known as Dj Mthi HD, Gqa-mane said both Cubana and GondwanaCafe provide “our clientele” with a goodset-up, quality music, at the beach-frontwith their safety guaranteed.

These are classy facilities with a smartdress code required, according to Gqa-mane.

“Last Saturday we had Metro FM’s Ur-ban Beat DJ Vinny Da Vinci at the Gond-wana Cafe to entertain the crowds with hisDeep House Sounds while a week beforethat we had PE-born’s Anga “Naak Music”Makhubalo who is known as MJ in theSABC1 Soapie Generations,” said Gqa-mane.

Makhubalo is known for hit songs like“Move” and “Qina” which he performswith Metro FM’s Dj Sbu Leope.

With more than 20 years experience inthe music industry, Da Vinci is known formixing finest sounds from national and in-ternational beatmakers.

“We also had Black Coffee, DJ Claude,Mbuso and Julian Gomez at LiquidLounge,” said Gqamane, adding that hiscompany is also planning to bring alongother big names to provide lots of enter-tainment to music lovers.

Mthi HD along with other Djs aka the Un-touchables like, Jigga, SOS, Y-Soul, Scorpi-on, Muzero, and Jesse James will alwaysbe there to pump up the jam with good mu-sic.

GondwanaCafe andCubana are theplaces to be

Metro FM Dj Vinny Da Vinci was in theMetro at the weekend. PHOTO:SUPPLIED

BOB Marley and his spirit of multicultural-ism and reconciliation will be celebrated ata four-band concert in The Boardwalk’s Voda-com Amphitheatre on Saturday, May 25.

Organised by One Blood Sound, and start-ing at 6pm, the concert features Take Note,The Brothers, Ever High Dread (EHD), and

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THEplightofNelsonMandelaBayyouthhastouched poet, author, political activist andphilanthropist Dr Donato Mattera in such away that he has vowed to speak to the rele-vantpeopletodosomethingtooverhaulwhathe has described as “a desperate situation”.

Mattera, who was a guest of Thandile Ko-na, national president of the Muslim YouthMovement of SouthAfrica, visited a numberof schools in KwaNobuhle, Despatch andPort Elizabeth to encourage learners to takeeducation seriously.“I visited seven schools and listened to the

youth speaking about their needs. These arethe people who are going to take over thiscountry when we are gone,” said Mattera,who has dedicated his life to youth develop-ment and rehabilitation of ex-offenders.“I spoke to both the Christian andMuslim

youth about social justice. I found many tohavestrongaspirationsbutalso feel thepres-sure of being young in the changing SouthAfrica,” aid Mattera.“I am going to speak to former president

ThaboMbekiandhiswifeZanele,amongoth-ers, to invest in the youth ofNelsonMandelaBay.”Mattera, whowas first classified as Italian

andthen“coloured”bytheapartheidregime,has ties in the Eastern Cape as his Italiangrandfather was married to a Xhosa womanfrom here. His father was born in Gauteng.MatterahasasoninNewBrighton,PortEliz-abeth.A former journalist and founder of Union

of Black Journalists and Congress of SAWriters (Cosaw) Mattera urged especially

youngwomen to respect their bodies andnotallow amagintsa (moneyed thugs) to abusethem.He wanted to build a mosque, establish a

music orchestra and also adopt NkululekoHigh School in KwaNobuhle. He said theschool had very high pregnancy, drug abuseand failure rates.He has published an autobiography, po-

ems,booksandplaysandwashonouredwith38 national and international awards.Mattera received the South African Order

of Baobab in Gold for Excellent contributionto literature, achievement in the field of jour-nalism and striving for democracy and jus-tice in SAand three honoraryPhDs inLiter-ature fromNatalUniversity,WitsUniversityand Unisa. He was also knighted by the gov-ernment of Italy.A schoolwasalsonamedaf-ter him.

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TEAMSwere laudedbySouthAfricanFootballAssociationNelsonMandelaBay (SAFANMB)Secretary Sikhumbuzo Wakashe during theMorning Stars Daku Spa Easter Tournamentprize-giving function which was held at ZwideStadium Hall recently.

Speaking to club officials,Wakashe said thatthe Morning Stars Daku Spar Easter Tourna-ment was one of the most important events inthe Metro for it kept the youth off the streets.Wakashe stated that Daku Spar’s contribution

was imperative in the development of grass-roots soccer.Morning Stars Director and Nelson Mande-la Bay Deputy ExecutiveMayor Chippa Ngco-lomba thanked the co-hosts Black Chiefs andReal Crusaders as well as the coordinators formaking the tournament a resounding success.The new champions Central Acemateswereawarded a floating trophy, R10 000 and goldmedals while Shining Stars received R7 500and silver medals.In the plate section Real Crusaders receiveda floating trophy, R3 500 and bronze medalswith Real Lions collecting R1 500.

MorningStarsDakuSpar Easter TournamentprizegivingheldPresenting the trophiesare ZWIFA PresidentThobile Majola, MorningStars Manager LizoQunta and ChippaNgcolomba to AcematesManager Khaya Saziwawhile SAFA NMBSecretary SikhumbuzoWakashe gives the trophyto Real CrusadersSecretary ThembisileQekema. PHOTO:SELBYMADIKANE

AN AMATEUR boxing tournament has beenorganised at Holomisa Square, on the cornerof Matomela Street and Nene Road inKwaNobuhle this Saturday (May 18) to bidfarewell to a young boxer whose parentsurged him to quit the game.

The first bout starts at 11am and admissionis free.“All Nelson Mandela metro clubs will betaking part in this tournament to bid farewellto Xolani Debruin who was asked by his par-ents to stop boxing for reasons known only

to the family,” said Nompumelelo BoxingTeam manager Sipho Nogampula.Nogampula said they accepted the parents’decisionanddecidedasa club towish theverytalented Xolani well.“We’ll give him a trophywhile other partic-

ipating boxers will each receive a diploma,”said Nogampula adding that there would befestivities the whole day with guests receiv-ing the Club’s Calender. Music lovers will beentertained by local kwaito, hip hop andHouse musicians. – NCEBA DLADLA

Amateur boxing tournament in KwaNobuhle

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EASTERN Cape Karate Association inconjunction with International Karate Or-ganisation (IKO) will host Black BeltsGrading at KwaDwesi Community Hall inPort Elizabeth this Saturday.

“All the Kyokunshinkai karate clubs inthe metro and some from around the East-ern Cape especially from East London willparticipate,” said Media Liaison OfficerMthiwekhaya Gqamane, adding that theevent will be monitored by the Master in

Charge of the Style in he African Conti-nent, Shihan Kenny Uytenbogaardt andShihan Stephen Martin who heads EC.Belt grading takes place after five yearsof training and mastering of the art, saidGqamane, adding that those from citieswho never had an opportunity to graduatewere expected to come to the event.They will be grading in First, Second,Third and Fourth Dan Black Belts, he saidadding that PE’s Gcobani Maxham willGraduate with a Third Dan Black Belt.The event starts from 10am to 2pm.Admission is free.

ECkarategrading inKwaDwesi, SaturdayPROFESSIONAL boxing governing bodyBoxing SouthAfrica (BSA) has issued a sternwarning for boxers to renew their licencesfor the 2013/2014 financial year before 31May.

According to BSA Director of OperationsLoyiso Mtya this is a final notice after BSAopened the licensing window from January2013 to March 2013 to enable licensees an op-portunity to commence with all necessarycompliances for registration and renewal oftheir licences.Mtya said a communique to this effect, wassent out to boxers, trainers, managers, pro-moters, ring officials andmedical practition-

ers in December 2012.“It has, however, come to our attentionthat, to this day, some of the current champi-ons and contenders have not licensed for theyear under review,” said Mtya.Failure to register before the said date willresult in champions losing their status andthe titles becoming vacant whereas contend-ers will automatically lose their top ten rat-ing positions.Mtya urged the affected boxers to consultprovincial managers to complete all neces-sary compliances and pay the licensing de-posits to BSA if they still want to be recog-nised as professional boxers in this financialyear. – NCEBA DLADLA

Professional boxersmust register before endMay

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FANS of Camper United wereoverjoyed when their sidescored two late goals to beatHighland Spurs 2-1 in their SA-FA NMB SAB Regional League

clash at Motherwell NU 9 Stadium recent-ly.

Uitenhage lads Spurs controlled thegame and their hard work paid dividendsresulting in a well-taken penalty by Si-naye Dyanties to make matters 1-0 in theirfavour. Spurs’ defence was tenacious andresilient but in the late moments of thegame United’s fans were relieved whenLukhanyo Mbandeni and Xolisa Ramentescored beautiful goals apiece to make thefinal score 2-1.

In their endeavour to fight relegationRoyal Bucs pipped Tomorrow Stars 2-1.Bucs’ goals came courtesy of Thando Pap-eyi Kana and Sicelo Mbodlane while LizoNorushu scored Stars’ consolation goal.

Other SAFA NMB SAB results:* Highland Spurs 1-0 Royal Bucs* Morning Stars 2-1 Island City* Showville 5-2 Hotspurs* Real Aces 0-2 SUBS* Despatch Pioneers 0-w/o Real City* Lion City 6-1 Crystal Palace* Callies 2-0 Real Aces.

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FOOTBALL fans’ long-awaitedbattle between Bold Tigers andRoaring Tigers in the NEBFASedgars League game, took placeat Chevrolet last Saturday.

Bold Tigers proved that they

were indeed bold when they hand-ed Roaring Tigers a 3-0 defeat infront of their supporters.

In their game PE Sundownswere not frightened by StingingBees which they edged out 4-2.Other NEBFA Sedgars League results:* Red City 0-0 Pondo Stars* Bush Bucks 1-1 Eastern Jumpers

* City Defenders 0-0 CCX Callies* PE United 1-1 Real White City*Winter Rose 1-1 Boast Pirates* Dodgers 1-2 City Lads* Roaring Tigers 1-2 Dodgers* Boast Pirates 0-1 Bush Bucks* Red City 1-1 PE United* Eastern Jumpers 0-0 Real White City* CCX Callies 2-0 PE Sundowns* City Lads 4-1 Bold Tigers* Stinging Bees 4-4 City Defenders.

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BLACK Aces played to a 1-1 draw againstStokes United during their NODEFA VWCommunity Trust Premier League entertain-ing clash at Jabavu Stadium last weekend.

Khayelitsha Stars also shared the spoils 1-1with City Style while Manchester United lost2-1 to City Friends. Really Rangers drew 2-2with Jamaican Stars. Imbabala Young Stars,who have already won the league trophy, lost1-0 to Golden Chiefs, with Young Callies also

going down 1-0 to KUBS.First Division results:* Young Cosmos 1-1 Young Stars* Lion City 0-2 XI Stars* Garden City 4-1 Flamingo* Highland Spurs 0-0 Fear Not* Manchester Babes 6-2 Despatch Pioneers* Young Culture 1-3 City All Stars* Uitenhage Eagles 0-1 Black Vultures* Temptations 1-1 Cango Chiefs

Aces drawwith United

Jamaican Stars with the officials. PHOTO:SELBYMADIKANE

CamperUnited snatches latewin fromSpurs

Camper United wing Bhongolethu Bundwiniand Highland Spurs player Thando Hinabattling for the ball. PHOTO:SELBY MADIKANE

Callies salvage2­0 victoryover PECity inPEFAPremiership

Central Acemates have set their sights on thePremier League trophy. PHOTO:SELBY MADIKANE

KUYASA United, affectionatelycalled Gerber by its supporters,won two games in a row duringtheir ZWIFA Marina Sea SaltPremier League games againstShining Stars and Real Crusad-ers.

Gerber added more worries torelegation candidates Uman-yano Stars when they drubbedthem 6-3 and beat Young Killers1-0.

Shining Stars walloped Man-chester City 9-3 while Golden Ac-es hammered Young Killers 4-2.

ZWIFA Marina Sea Salt fullweekend results:* Little Birds 3-3 Umanyano Stars* Major Chiefs 0-w/o Strikers United* Camper United 1-3 Gal City* Major Chiefs 2-2 Soweto Angels* Zwide Pirates w/o-0 Camper United* Gal City 4-2 Zwide Celtics* Little Birds 1-2 Strikers UnitedSuper League results:* Real Dodgers5-3 Young Killers* Mighty Heroes 1-3 Shining Stars* Hungry Lions 3-1 Leeds United* Everton w/o-0 Major Chiefs* Swartkops 3-1 Young Brothers. –

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KuyasaUnitedwinsdoubleheader Longawaitedbattleof the Tigers inNebfa clash

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SMALL teams were severely pun-ished during SAFA Nelson Man-dela Bay ABSA Women’s Region-al League games last Sunday.

Fans of Black Vultures couldnot believe it when their side was

thumped 8-0 by Mustangs at theirown hunting ground – JabavuStadium.

NMMU Madibaz thrashed ParkUnited 5-2 while African Chiefslost 6-0 to African Chiefs. PE Col-lege played to a 1-1 draw againstWarriors, with Golden Stars go-ing down 2-1 to Sophakama.

BlackVultures thumpedathomebyMustangs

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CALLIES collected three points when theysalvaged a 2-0 victory over PE City in theirPEFA Premiership game which took place atLondt Park last Friday evening.

Bradley Petersen and Odwa Nduneni guid-ed the Londt Park side to 2-0 full-time victo-ry.

In another game Hearts nearly spoiled theunbeaten record of Central Acemates whenthey held them to a 1-1 draw at WestbourneOval Stadium. Lwazi Sawula scored theequalizing goal of Acemates when they wereone goal down.

Forresters played to a 1-1 draw against Nel-son Mandela Bay Municipality FC whileWarriors FC secured a hard-fought 1-0 victo-ry over Motherwell Academy.

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