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Opposition against an additional le-vyof1% onmunicipal taxes for thenext threeyears to fundametropo-lice service is mounting with boththe opposition party, the DA, and

Nelson Mandela Bay Business Chamber stron-gly criticising the proposal.

The Nelson Mandela Bay Metro Council he-ard lastThursday that toestablish themetropo-lice, for which a metro police chief has alreadybeen recruited, taxpayerswould have to pay anadditional levy on municipal taxes for the nextthree years.According to a report to the council, the pro-

posed additional 1% levy for thenew fiscal year

that begins on July 1, will push rates up by10.5%. The next year taxpayerswill have to pay1.3%more and the following year an additional1.5%.Over the same period the expenditure on a

metro police service of R309,9 million will riseto R337 million and R362million thereafter.The budget and treasury directorate pointed

out it does, however, not include staff costs. Thereport emphasized that the implementationplan for themetropolice isnotbasedonpotenti-al revenue from fines because success with thecollection thereof “is too erratic”.The item was withdrawn when the DA poin-

ted out that there is no proper budgeting or jobplanning forsuchaservice. Itwillnowbetabledfor approval at a special board meeting thisweek.

According to DA councillor Dean Biddulphtheir position is that there ismore than enoughmoney to fund this venture “by properly ad-dressingoperational efficiencieswithin theme-tro”.“Ongoing water losses and electricity theft

amounting to more than R400milion added tooutstanding traffic fines of aroundR140millionwould provide more than enough funding forthe metro police force,” said Biddulph.On Monday the Nelson Mandela Bay Busi-

ness Chamber president, Mandla Madwara,andCEO,MrKevinHustler, issuedanopen callfor the urgent reconsideration of the proposedone per cent hike towards the costs of a Metropolice force.In the statement the chamber said that orga-

nised business can no longer condone “thro-

wing good money after bad” and implored theMetro to “cut its cloth according to its existingbudget”.“TheGoose that lays the golden egg – the rate

payers – can no longer afford to carry unwar-ranted additional burdens.“We believe that business has a substantialcase regarding the urgent provision of water

and electricity infrastructure, and that the citi-zens of thisMetro deserve priority attention re-garding the housing backlog, the eradication ofthe bucket system, and road infrastructure.“Until infrastructure development andservice delivery are demonstrable priorities,

and the needs of the people of Nelson MandelaBay are acted upon and effective solutions im-plemented, we say: ‘This far, and no further’.”

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“Our city faces major challenges. Intro-spection is needed, as well as firm and deci-sive leadership to the benefit of all in NelsonMandela Bay”.According to the statement the Chamber

does not believe that the proposal of an addi-tional oneper cent increase towards the fund-ing of a Metro police force is a priority. “Wecall for strategic leadership that reflects anunderstanding of the socio-economic chal-lenges faced by the citizens of this Metro torestore business confidence, and to encour-ageconfidence inourcity’s long-termgrowth.“As the Nelson Mandela Bay Business

Chamber, we view the call by the city of anadditional one per cent increase as counter-productive and in conflict with the requiredunderstanding of the strain business and theordinary citizens are under.“While there may be a strategic require-

ment for the need for the Metro Police Force,we call on the city leadership to find commonground and put ideologies aside in the spiritof transparency and consultation.The Nelson Mandela Bay Business Cham-

ber objects to the proposal on behalf of organ-ised business, and believes strongly that,among other things in light of service deliv-ery protests, it is unacceptable to divert fund-ing in such a way. Departments should not

be asked to scale back onwhat is already inef-ficient spending in a number of key areas.“TheMetro should set aboutmaking better

use of its current and existing resources be-fore exploring an increase in rates. Positiveaction could include the collection of themas-sive debt owed in traffic fines.“If theCity isunable tooversee the running

of an effective and efficient Traffic Depart-ment that upholds the rule of law in ourMetropole, then how will a Municipal PoliceForce be any different?” the Chamber’s state-ment read.Biddulphencouragedresidentswhoareop-

posing this rate increase to fund themetropo-lice force, to attend theadvertisedBudget and

IDP public participation meetings that areupcoming to voice their dissatisfaction.“Fromour side, wewill be interactingwith

all parties and the administration in an effortto identify areaswhere operating efficienciesand sufficient savings can be identified tofund the proposal. In addition, the DAwill beholding public meetings of its own to engageresidents directly on theBudget and Integrat-ed Development Plan (IDP),” said Biddulph.

) Ratepayers can brace themselves for apropertyrates increaseof9.5%for thecomingfinancial year. This increasewasnoted in thecouncil agenda for thedraft budgetwhichhasyet to go out to public participation.

Taxpayers to foot the bill ofMetro Police

NCEBA DLADLA

THE grand total of 12 nominations that thePort Elizabeth based Umhlobo Wenene FMreceived for theMTNRadio Awards is a suresign that this radio station is doing some-thing right, said UWFM Station ManagerPhumzile Mnci.

In addition, the station is also proud of thefact that their Breakfast Show BEE co-hostPutco Mafani will be inducted to the Hall ofFame togetherwith other bright stars and lu-minaries that have left an indelible mark onthe industry.“The nominations, including the ‘My Sta-

tion’ Award means there is something rightthat we are doing as the station. Mnci is notperturbed at all by the fact that they are com-peting against radio stations like Ukhozi FMand Lesedi FM who are also very popular.Like other Public Broadcast Service SABC

Radio Stations nominated in the 2014 MTNRadio Awards, he was certain that UmhloboWenene’s content offered in the mother-tongue isiXhosa, was at the cutting edge.“TheMTNRadio Awards is the platform in

the industry that recognises ourprofessional-ism, productions and staff (which includesthe announcers and producers),” said Mnci.He added that thenominations are also con-

firming that UWFM is on the right track andrhythm with regard to international radiostandards.“A panel of judges made up of experts from

all over the country recognised our work asseen in these nominations. We hope to come

back with all those awards in which we’renominated,” Mnci said.Don’t miss next week’s PE Express Indaba

for Mphuthumi “Putco” Mafani’s radiobroadcast journey.

Umhlobo Wenene FM were also nominat­ed in the following categories:

. Breakfast Show Presenter – Putco Mafa-ni

. Breakfast Show – Eyondlayo Ekuseni

. Community Project

. Drama Programme – Ithini Na Lento?

. Music Show – Umculo We Jazz

. News and Actuality Producer - La-phum’ikhwezi - Babalwa Louw

. News Bulletin Reader – DikelediMbanga

. Radio Documentary – LongWalk to Free-dom

. Sports Commentator –Mthuthuzeli Scott

. Weekend Radio Show –Ukholo Nengqiqo

Radio stationhoping tobagallMTNRadioAwards

Upbeat about the prospects of UWFM is StationManager Phumzile Mnci. PHOTO:NCEBA DLADLA

THE Life Mercantile Hospital has opened itsrenovated and expanded Surgical E Ward –one of the phases of a R30-million upgrade andrenovation project currently underway at thehospital.The newly-renovatedward has expanded its

bed capacity by 9 beds to 29 to accommodatepatients undergoing surgical procedures.The ward is situated close to the hospital’s

theatre complex to ensure efficient and quicktransfer to and from theatre.Bruce Janssens, RegionalManager, Border-

Kei and Port Elizabeth, said Life Healthcare’sinvestment of R30-million has also seen a newrenal unit to accommodate patients undergo-ing renal dialysis andwill include anew inten-sive care unit with an additional 5 beds.In addition, new equipment has been pur-

chased for these and other units to ensure that

patients continue to receive quality care intechnologically advanced facilities.“In the past two years, the hospital has com-

pleted numerous other renovation projectswhich have included upgrades to medicalwards, the pharmacy and the maternity unit.The hospital reception and accident and emer-gency units were also renovated.“Life Healthcare remains committed to the

continued provision of world-class qualitycare to its patients. The investments in ourhospitals in the Border-Kei and Port Elizabethregions create further opportunity for us to‘make life better’ for everyone whose lives wetouch every day. This exciting developmentphase at Life Mercantile Hospital means thatour patients are assured of continued qualitycare in modern, state of the art facilities,”Janssens said.

New surgical ward at Mercantile Hospital

THE Port Elizabeth High Court meted outheavy sentences to six men last Friday(March 28) for crimes which included mur-der, attempted murder and armed robbery.Unathi Wana (33), Mlungisi Patrick N-

tsume (37), Madoda Dopla Nube (38), Luyan-da Njokweni (37), Xolani Edward Nanto (37)and Vukile Ngcangisa (50) were found guiltyon the 20th of March 2014 in the same court.Lonwabo Neti (28), also from Port Eliza-

beth, was acquitted on all 17 charges.According to Port Elizabeth Police spokes-

person, Warrant Officer Dumile Gwavu, thesentences follows a botched robbery on No-vember 8, 2011 in which 6 suspects werekilled. Members of the Police’s CIU receiveda tip-off that there were plans to rob a bakkiewhich carried 25 litres of Platinum andwhich belonged to a company named Brink.“A total of 13 men attacked the bakkie and

once they realised that the police werepresent they began to fire shots at the mem-bers,” said Gwavu, adding that police retali-ated.Consequently, six suspects died during the

shoot-out. Gwavu said three suspects werearrested at the crime scene while four werearrested at a later stage.Wana received 30 years’ imprisonment for

robbery with aggravating circumstances,

unlawful possession of a fully automatic fire-arm, unlawful possession of ammunition, at-tempted murder and six counts for murder.Ntsume was sentenced to 33 years’ impris-

onment for robbery with aggravating cir-cumstances, unlawful possession of (a) fire-arm(s), unlawful possession of ammunition,attempted murder and six counts of murder.Nube was sentenced to 23 years’ imprison-ment for robbery with aggravating circum-stances, attempted murder and six counts ofmurder.Njokweni received 25 years’ imprisonment

for robberywith aggravating circumstances,attempted murder and six counts of murder.Ngcangisa was sentenced to 27 years’ im-

prisonment for robberywith aggravating cir-cumstances, attempted murder and sixcounts ofmurder.Nanto received the lightestsentence as he would serve six years’ impris-onment for robbery.“I would like to commend those members

who worked tirelessly to ensure that thosewho were involved in this crime were ex-posed, confronted by themight of the law andultimately faced the consequences of their ac-tions. We thank the courts for a job welldone,” said Eastern Cape Provincial Com-missioner Lieutenant General Celiwe Binta.– NCEBA DLADLA

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KWANOBUHLE residents are up in armsagainst a 60 year old man accused of raping a14-year old girl about two weeks ago.

The mother of the complainant, whose namecannot be mentioned to protect the identity ofthe child, saw her child struggling to walk andwas somewhat subdued, and wanted to knowwhat happened.

“My child told me there was nothing wrong.I saw there was, so l promised to beat her if shedidnot tellme,” said themother, adding that on-ly last week Thursday did the child finally tellher what happened.

The man, a neighbour known to the Grade 7pupil, asked her to go and buy airtime for himat a nearby spaza shop. When she returned, heallegedly grabbed her, locked her inside thehouse, undressed her and then raped her.

Speaking to PE Express Indaba the child cor-roborated her mother’s statement adding thatthemanthreatened tokillherifshetoldanyone.“I want him to be punished for what he did tome,”she said.

The furious woman (32) met the accusedman’swife andwas threatened formaking falseallegations against theman. Thewifealsoalleg-edly called the girl names and threatened to“sort you out if you are sleeping with my hus-bandbehindmyback”according to themother.

The neighbours were furious. But they trust-ed that the law would take its course.

“This is bad. We cannot stay with someonewho does things like this to our children. If thisis true, themanmust leave thisplace, “ saidoneresident who preferred to speak anonymously.

ButVukileXelo (54)wouldhavenoneof it.Hesaid, “We hear theman is as old as I am. A par-ent. How can he do something like this? If it’strue, he must be arrested.”

Police spokesperon Warrant Officer BasilSeekoei said themanwas arrested for allegedlyraping a 14 year-old girl.

“Weare still busywith investigationsbut canconfirm that themanwas arrested and had hisbail application denied,” said W/O Seekoei.– NCEBA DLADLA

Kwanobuhlemanarrested for rapinggirl (14)

KwaNobuhle residents are seen with Const. Kiambu Kamba in the street where the alleged rape ofthe 14-year old school girl took place. Residents claim they trust the law would punish theperpetrator. PHOTO:NCEBA DLADLA

NCEBA DLADLA

TWO suspects are expected to appear incourt today facing a charge of maliciousdamage to property after they were foundin an ATM.

The men were arrested by members ofthe South African Police Service (SAPS)KwaZakhele on Monday for damaging anAbsa ATM situated at the Salamntu Ga-rage.

According to Port Elizabeth policespokesperson Warrant Officer DumileGwavu, South African Police Service

members at Kwazakele responded to analarmthatwent off at anATMat thegarageat around 3.51pm.

“While the police were still securing thescene, theynoticed twomen, 18 and 20,whowere inside the machine,” said Gwavu.

Stones and a screwdriver were recov-ered at the scene. Experts from the bombsquad, as well as fingerprints experts andthe Dog Unit,were summoned to the scene. No explosives are suspected to have beenused and no money had been taken fromthe machine.

The twomenwerearrested formaliciousdamage to property.

Twomenarrested in ATMAMAN (23) who told the owner of amotor-vehi-cle he was driving that he was hijacked at gun-point and the money he collected taken, was ar-rested by Motherwell police last Tuesday.

According topolice spokespersonWarrantOf-ficerDumileGwavu, a case of car-hijackingwasopened for investigation after the man told po-lice that a White Mazda Midge he was drivingon Sunday, March 23 was hijacked in XhamaStreet, Motherwell.

“On Monday, March 24 the vehicle was spot-ted by KwaDwesi police in Uitenhage Roadaround 3.20 pm with two suspects (aged 23 and19) in it. They were arrested for allegedly beingin possession of a hijacked vehicle and were ex-pected to appear before the magistrate at NewBrighton Court last Wednesday,” said W/O

Gwavu.During the police investigations however, it

emerged that the car was never hijacked.According to Gwavu, the car was given to the

19-year oldman for the purpose ofmakingmon-ey as a Jikeleza taxi in the area. The 19-year olddid not bring back the car at the time agreed up-on.

“Because he did not have the money to giveto the real owner of the car, the 23-year oldmandecided to open a false case of hijacking,” saidW/O Gwavu.

He said the 23-year oldwould appear in courtsoon to face charges of perjury.

The police appealed to members of the com-munity not to open cases which they know donot exist.– NCEBA DLADLA

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Makhene has been a great influence amongsthis community, and a visible difference in howclean the streets are in just eleven months canbe seen.

Madondo recognizes that South Africa’s fu-ture lies in the hands of its youth. In 2007 hestarted the Kliptown Youth Programme, an or-ganisation that uses education to change mind-sets and break the cycle of poverty amongst theyouth of Kliptown. This programme gives chil-dren the opportunity to participate in afterschool-curricula in Maths, English and Science.

In the seven years since launching, the pro-grammehasachieveda 100%pass ratewith theirchildren. They are able to feed over 400 childrentwomeals a day and they have built classroomsand office facilities for their organisation. Ma-dondo’s organisation has also changed the out-look of the people living in Kliptown andbrought a sense of pride and supportwithin theKliptown community.

This Bronx campaign was launched to showthat there are ordinarymen in our countrywhoare interested in uplifting their communitiesandmaking a difference. And all threemenholdtrue to the campaign’s slogan of “Great Men inGood Shoes”.

Bronx will run the campaign over the courseof this year, in search of “Great Men in GoodShoes” throughout the country. People have theopportunity to nominate themselves or othergreat men who are making a difference in theircommunities. For detailed information on howtonominate someoneor toenter, visitwww.face-book.com/bronxmensshoes.

The chosen winner will receive R6 000 and ayear’s supply of Bronx shoes. Bronx has alsoagreed to donate up to R50 000 worth of shoesto charities across the provinces that see a de-crease in their crime rates, in the hope that peo-plewill work together to improve the communi-ty and our country.

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Pictured are Thulani Madondo, Eugene Makhene, and Michael van Roodt. PHOTO:SUPPLIED

Community leaders recognisedbyBronx

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ABOUT 100 elderly people and those livingwithdisabilitywere treated asVIPs at theHu-man Rights Celebration at Nangoza JebeCommunityHall inNewBrighton, Port Eliza-beth last Friday.

The event was organised by the NewBrighton Police Station’s Victim SupportCentre otherwise known as the White Doorof Hope Centre.“As March is Human Rights month the

White Door of Hope de-cided to invite elderlyand disabled people ofNew Brighton to betaught about their Hu-man Rights,” said War-rant Officer ThembiGwe.She said there were

currentlymany cases ofgross violation of theelderly’s rights espe-cially by members oftheir own families.Some of these were noteven reported.W/O Gwe said repre-

sentatives from theSAPS, Justice and So-cial Development De-partments, includingSA Social SecurityAgency (SASSA), tookturns to teach elderlyand vulnerable mem-bers in society abouttheir rights and what to

do when experiencing human rights viola-tions.Warrant Officer Gwe told PE Express Inda-

ba thatmembers of the communitymust real-ise that the elderly were assets in their com-munities as they have wisdom and knowl-edge that must be used to benefit the young.“It is also important that they know their

rights and what to do and where to go to re-port abuse. SASSA also gave them informa-tion on how to apply for social grants,” saidGwe. TheVIPswere treated to lunch after thespeeches.

ElderlyanddisabledcelebratedHumanRights

Captain Ngangamsha and Colonel Wolmarans were at the HumanRights event in New Brighton. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

REPORTER

SOUTHAfricanswill receive free access tohealth screenings, counselling services,measles inoculations and polio screeningduring the Rotary Family Health Days(RFHD) that launches today at theLoveLife Centre, KwaNobuhle.

TheRFHD initiative aims to increase ac-cess to family health care services andwillrun over a three-day period from April 2to 4 at 145 sites across the country.RFHD will also provide families with

HIV/AIDS testing and counselling, Tuber-culosis (TB), diabetes, hypertensionscreening andotherDiseases services. Theinitiative has enabled access to over 65 000people in South Africa since its inceptionin 2013.The RFHD initiative is a unique collabo-

ration between government, the privatesector andcivil society to facilitatehealthi-er and happier families.At the launch event, Health Minister

Aaron Motsoaledi, will be joined by RFHDpartners including Rotarians For FamilyHealth and Aids Prevention, Inc. (RFHA),The Coca-Cola Africa Foundation, SABC,Caxton, PEPFAR partners, the Centres forDisease Control and USAID, to promotefamily health care and create awarenessaround the importance of health screen-ing.“As part of the Department of Health’s

mission to improve the health status ofSouthAfrican citizens through the preven-tion of illnesses and the promotion ofhealthy lifestyles, we are proud to be a partof this initiative. We aim to consistentlyimprove the healthcare delivery systemsin this country and we feel that RFHD isthe perfect vehicle to assist us in this ef-fort,” explainedHealthMinister,Motsoale-di.The RFHA, acting as civil society, facili-

tates the partnerships and coordinates theprogramme roll-out. Coca-Cola is the pri-mary sponsoring partner and provides RF-HA with mobilization and media support.

Family Health Days bring free healthcare to communities

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NELSONMandela Baywill soon become thecentre of global attraction inmuch the sameway as big cities like Toronto, New York,London and Paris.

This is according to the MEC for Econom-ic Development, Environmental Affairs andTourism, Mcebisi Jonas, who was speakingat amedia briefing in the PECity Hall aboutthe planned launch of an International FilmFestival in the Bay“We are currently speaking with interna-

tional players and specific details will bemade available when we officially launchthe global film festival that will be based inNelson Mandela Bay,” said Jonas.His department has been looking for a

turnaround strategy for the two EasternCapemetromunicipalities (BuffaloCity andNelson Mandela Bay) to become the gate-way for provincial economy.To do this they would improve the drive

to create inward investment throughout themetro by building an industrialised pro-

gramme. Furthermore they would link thelocal infrastructure and the logistics in-cluding the rail road between Nelson Man-dela Bay, the city of Johannesburg and theNorthern Capewith themanganese smelterat Coega IDZ.“The Nelson Mandela Bay Film Festival

will create jobs and make this a vibey citywith life,” said MEC Jonas.Nelson Mandela Bay Deputy Executive

mayor Chippa Ngcolomba said the metrowelcomed the partnership with Jonas’ de-partment with excitement.“We acknowledge this important an-

nouncement by the MEC and would like tosee that we reach the milestones as we con-tinue with our development agenda,” saidCllr Ngcolomba.

Bay has big plans for International Film Festival

Announcing big plans for an international filmfestival in Nelson Mandela Bay were MECMcebisi Jonas (left) and Deputy Mayor ChippaNgcolomba at the PE City Hall last week.

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Gospel show tohelp fight childabuse

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NELSON Mandela Bay will soon have itsownArtsCouncil to look after the interestsand development of local artists.

This is thanks to the hard work behindthe scenes of local artists who first estab-lished theMandelaBayArts Council Inter-im Committee to ensure that local artistsare awarded the recognition they deserve.“All roads lead to theAthenaeum in Port

Elizabeth this Friday April 4 for the ArtsConference,” said local facilitator MondeNgonyama.According to Ngonyama, the local inter-

im arts council is structured in a way thatwould make it possible for the arts in themetro to grow. This is thanks to a concert-ed effort by those who were interested inthe growth of the local industry.“We want to take this industry forward.

We cannot solely depend on government to

practise our arts.Wewant to help local art-ists do things for themselves just like othercouncils such as the Sport Council,” saidMartin Pram who is the Interim Struc-ture’s Programme Coordinator.Those involved in the creative industry

likemusicians, filmmakers, directors, pro-ducers, actors, thespians and fashion de-signers were urged to join this movingwagon as this is just the start, accordingto Pram.“We cannot be ashamed for a call to re-

claim the centre as artists. A good story totell without the support of arts, is a storyfrom a book that has missing pages,” saidNgonyama.He mentioned the Municipality’s De-

partment of Arts and Culture, MBDA, Nel-son Mandela Metropolitan University, thePE Opera House, artists and some localcouncillorswho opened their doors for art-ists to utilise their resources in prepara-tion for this historic move.

Arts Council forNelsonMandela BayTHAMSANQA MBOVANE

GOSPEL artist Asanda Stokwe (31) will host aReligion Against Child Abuse Gospel Showwhichwill coincidewithherDVDshoot entitled“The Best of Asanda” this coming weekend.

The show will take place at Babs MadlakaneHall in KwaNobuhle township on Saturday, 5

April from 2pm.The event will feature groups like Sino M,

Mbasa, Mzi B, and many more artists. Admis-sion will be R50 for adults while kids’ entrancefee will be R20.Asanda said she is calling upon all “beautiful

South Africans” to come together and fightagainst the scourge of child abuse, as that waswhat the show’s aim would be all about.Shehas shared the stagewithnational artists

such as Benjamin Dube, Lord Comforters, Kh-anyisa, and many more popular singers.Shesaid,“TheBestofAsandaalbumwillcom-

bine the two previous albums which were con-secutively released in 2007 and 2011.“Basically I started singing at an early age as

a soloist in 2003. Today I attend Gospel ChurchOf Power under Bishop Nolight Dapula.”“Without the support ofmanyotherchurches

in the community I would not bewhere I am to-day”.

REPORTER

AFTER being crowned first princess in thisyear’s Miss South Africa pageant, Ziphoza-khe Zokufa (22) from Port Elizabeth, flewstraight back home to celebratewith her fam-ily and friends.

Rolene Strauss has been crowned MissSouth Africa 2014 at a glittering ceremonyheld at the Sun City Superbowl and Lim-popo’s Matlala Mokoko was crowned secondprincess on Monday night.According to Zokufa, the experience she

gained from her participation in the pageantis invaluable.“I’ve never expected the personal growth

I’ve gained during the course of the competi-tion. I’ve grown somuch and can’t wait to im-plement all of it inmy daily life,” said Zokufa.Although this was her first go at the pres-

tige Miss SA-title, this Bay beauty is nostranger to wearing a crown.Zokufa was Miss Port Elizabeth Teen in

2009, Miss Eastern Cape Teen 2009, Miss Nel-sonMandela Bay 2009, New Face Internation-al winner 2009, Miss Nelson Mandela Metro-politan University 2011 and Miss MamelodiSundowns Eastern Cape 2012.According to her this year’s competition in

the Miss SA pageant was extremely stiff.“I think it was the strongest group in a very

long time and any one of the 12 finalists couldhave walked away with the title.”Zokufa matriculated at Hill College in PE

in 2010 and says that most of her friends andfamily still live here. “PE will always be my

home. Everyone I love lives here.”After the holiday she will go back to Cape

Town, where she studies television produc-tion and does modelling.On her profile on the official Miss SA web

page, Zokufa says, “There are so many oppor-tunities for young girls and women out thereand I would encourage each and every one tomake use of them. Dowhat you canwithwhatyou have instead of waiting for ‘the righttime’”.According to her it is very important for

every young person to know why they arepursuing a certain career. “You need to knowwhy you do what you are doing and you needto know yourself.”Besidesmodelling, she lovesmusic. “I have

a collection of instruments that include thedrums, piano, clarinet and guitar and some-times I write my own compositions. I lovetravelling, photography and videography. Ihave recently been introduced to kite-surfingand would love to take that up.”

SA’s first princess is home for theholiday

Ziphozakhe Zokufa of Port Elizabeth wascrowned first princess in the Miss SA pageanton Monday night. PHOTO:SUPPLIED

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Gospel Singer Asanda will shoot a DVD thisweekend. PHOTO:THAMSANQA MBOVANE

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ANELE Ace Msimango helped his sideBush Bucks to go home with three pointsfrom the hands of RedCity in theirNEBFASedgars Premier League game played atChevrolet Stadium on March 30, 2014.However, Bucks coach Mlungisi Wara

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ond half when both sides were deadlock-ing.The presence of Ace was highly appreci-

ated by Bucks’ supporters as he registeredhis name on the score sheet twice. CityLads rubbed salt into the wounds of PESundowns which they beat 1-0 followingtheir 2-1 loss to Boast Pirates a week ago.

Following their 1-0 defeat toRoaring Tigers, Stinging Beesshared a goalless draw withDodgers. – SELBY MADIKANE

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A CATFIGHT ensued between ContinentalExpress and BUBS at Wolfson Stadium on29 March, with the former winning the con-test 2-1 in their bid to avoid relegation inthe ZAFA Njeya Investments PremierLeague.Express and BUBS gave a good account

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sionals, Dynamos succumbed 1-0 to theleague leaders Young Romans. The second-placed leading side NUBS maimed the sec-ond from the bottom of the league standingsSantos 3-0. The thirdly-placed Young Pro-fessionals defeated the fifth-placed XI An-gels 2-0. – SELBY MADIKANE

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SAFA NELSON Mandela Bay SABRegional League long-awaited gamebetween Lion City and Royal Bucswhich ended in a 1-1 draw, which wasplayed at Motherwell NU 2 Stadium,produced some fireworks.

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ano Goliath, who had an outstandinggame, came up with his side’s onlygoal. Zusakhe Sali banged in SUBS’goal to make the final score 3-1 in fa-vour of SUBS.

Other SAFA NMB SAB RegionalLeague results:

*Tomorrow Stars 2-1 Camper United*Fairview Rovers 2-0 Sunrise Development*Peace United 0-2 Callies*Acemates 2-1 Showvillage*Motherwell Academy 4-3 Hotspurs*Despatch Pioneers 0-2 Highland Spurs

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TOP-CLASS football was produced whenNew City Stars played to a 1-1 draw withGolden Chiefs during the NODEFAVWCom-munity Trust Premier League spectaculargame at Jabavu Stadium on March 29, 2014.

Playing in front of spectators who came intheir droves, both sides brimmed with confi-dence and the results were a fair reflectionof the game.Kabah United Brothers (KUBS) also disre-

spected the reigning champions ImbabalaYoung Stars which they narrowly beat 3-2. Itwas a grueling task when Really Rangersshared the spoils 2-2 with Jamaican Stars.Despite going down 3-2 to Stokes United,

City Friends showed that they were a forceto be reckonedwith. In the seven goal thrillerXI Stars won 4-3 over Young Callies.Manchester United punished Young Pi-

rates 2-0 while Black Aces slipped 3-1 to CityStyle.

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IT APPEARED as if Shining Stars did notshow respect to the hosts Gal City whichthey thumped 4-0 at their own homeground – Gal City Sports Fields on March30, 2014.

Stars, which remain the undefeated sidein ZWIFA Premier League, set their eyeson the prestige league trophy.Any stranger who watched the game be-

tween Stars and City would think thatStarswereplaying in their ownbackyard.Stars’ goals came courtesy of Tsepo

Ncholu, Anele Irie Ntile, Zolani Makungaand Xolisani Adams. Kuyasa United drew0-0 with Real Crusaders in their excitinggame.

Other ZWIFA Premier League results:*Young Stars 0-5 Zwide Pirates*Golden Aces 2-0 Real Dodgers*Young Brothers 0-1 Swartkops United*Little Birds 1-0 Morning Stars*Soweto Angels 1-2 Zwide Celtics*Major Chiefs 5-3 Manchester CityZWIFA Super League results:

*Zwide Celtics B 0-2 Jumbo Chiefs*Manchester City B 1-0 Upper United*Rolihlahla XI 3-5 Strikers United*Camper United 3-1 Umanyano Stars*Everton Aces 2-6 Young Killers

NewCity Stars –GoldenChiefs spectacular game

Black Aces and Young Pirates players go for theball. PHOTO:SELBY MADIKANE

ShiningStars showsno respect toGalCity

Zwide Celtics player is chased by Little Birdsplayer. PHOTO:SELBY MADIKANE

SELBY MADIKANE

LUKHANYO Sheriff Rasmeni banged in fourgoals when Real City battered OR Tambo Cos-mos4-0 in theirABCMotsepeEasternCapeSec-ondDivisiongameatMotherwellNU2Stadiumon March 29, 2014.

The home-side City meant business rightfrom the start of the game. Siphelele Gwenu Jo-nas, who is on top of his form, created a goldenopportunity which Sheriff used to score City’sopening goal in the half of the game.Sheriff could have scored his second but he

missed an open net with his side footing shotgoingwide from the goals after he rounded twodefenders and the goal-keeper. The halftimescore was 1-0 with the hosting side leading.In the second stanza City midfielders Siya-

bulela Chippa Tshewana and Nkosiyethu Ra-ma Ndzelani made matters difficult in the cen-tre of the field, thus winning almost every ballfromtheir counterparts.Gwenu,whowashigh-ly instrumental for City, mesmerized the de-

fence of Cosmos.Sheriff was also untouchable in somuch that

he scored three goals in the secondhalf tomakethe fulltime score 4-0 with City taking the threemaximum points. Sheriff missed a penaltywhich was saved by Cosmos goalkeeper.With eight minutes left, Referee Luyanda

Tshula abandoned the gamewhen the Cosmosgoalkeeper claimed that he could not see prop-erly owing to the bad light of the stadium floodlights.According to the referee assessor, all the

threematch officials stated that they could con-trol the game despite the claim of Cosmos goal-keeperwho saved the penalty under bad lights.

Other ABC Motsepe EC Second Division re­sults:*JB Milan 0-2 Kokstad Liverpool*Umtata Bucks 1-0 Tembu Royals*Angavu Stars 5-0 Cloud 9*Matta Milan 2-0 Red Stars*Tornado 2-0 Morning Stars*Cacadu United – FC Buffalo game did not resume since

FC Buffalo played against Kaizer Chiefs in Nedbank Cup onlast Wednesday.

Sheriff attached points fromOR TamboCosmos

Real City defender Mvuyisi ‘Fly’ Mbopota averts danger while ORTambo Cosmos forwards Lotiso Biyana and Hlanganisa Mtyapi arrivelate. PHOTO:SELBY MADIKANE

AMOFABuild It Premier League battle hotsup between three teams as some teams ap-pear to have been left behind in the race fortaking the honours.OverthepastweekendIkamvaMoversand

Valencia have 51 league points each withMovershavingabettergoaldifferencewhileYoung Madrid have 50 league points.Apparently, Movers’ goal difference was

boosted by the 15 goals they scored in theirdouble header against three goals they con-ceded. Movers humiliated Young Tigers 7-1in their first game and they outclassed thebeleaguered Lion Stars in their 8-2 victory.Valencia beat Shining Stars 2-1 in their

first game and they defeated the braveHigh-land Spurs 2-1in their second game. YoungMadrid overcame Shining Stars 2-1.Followingtheirrecentpoorperformances,

Shining Stars should avoid no losses otherthan collectingmaximum points in order todefend their title which appears to be atstake. – SELBY MADIKANE

Other MOFA Build It results:*Tomorrow Stars 4-2 Young Romans

*SUBS 2-0 Young Ideas*Real Strikers 4-3 Milan Stars*Crystal Palace 5-1 Young Tigers*Manchester United 1-2 Real Strikers*Liverpool 1-2 Real Aces*Milan Stars 0-1 Tottenham Spurs.

Three teams’battle inBuild It Premier League

Melikhaya Nduna, who scored YoungMadrid’s winning goal, tackles ShiningStars’ defender Sinethemba Peter.

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ONE of Boxing South Africa (BSA)’s ap-proved national title fights involves femaleboxers from Nelson Mandela Bay.

BSA acting CEO Loyiso Mtya asked localpromoters to considerwomennational cham-pionship fights between champions and chal-lengers and the fights for vacant titles intheir tournaments for this boxing calendaryear starting this April.One of those is a vacant national junior

lightweight title fight between Nomampon-domise Xotyeni of KwaNobuhle and NoziphoBell from Walmer.Even though Bell is also approved to fight

against Northwest Province-based Tsoloborn champion Ndobayini Kolosa, her fightagainstXotyeni, according to boxingpundits,

makes business sense.Female boxing promoter Gladys “Noforty”

Tsenene is hoping to pull it off around the endof April and should that fail to happen, pro-moter Sibongile Nkebewants to do it in June.This would be a grudge battle as the duo

locked horns in June 2013 in a fight . Bell,then a debutante, won via a stoppage in theopening round.“This would be a good match-up between

a boxer (Xotyeni) and a puncher (Bell),” saidBSA Nelson Mandela Bay Manager MthunziMapitiza. Though Bell won in the first fight,Mapitiza believes Xotyeniwould bewiser thesecond time around.“Itwill be a good fightwhichXotyeniwould

win. She is a better boxer. I think she’ll provethe first loss a fluke,” said Sibongile Nkebe.“Xotyeni will use her experience and win

the fight. Bell is a puncher and that’s all she’s

got,” saidNtemiFrans, another boxing train-er.Bell’s trainerMzwandile Sidina on the oth-

er hand believes they would do the same(that is KO Xotyeni) any time the duo met.He said, “We could do the same thing any-

time.Whilewedonot underestimateXotyeniand work hard in the gym for any eventuali-ty, the public should know we could stillknock her out.”Meanwhile boxing licensees are reminded

that the relicensing period expired on Mon-day March 31 for the 2013/2014 annual peri-od.The fees for all late re-applications for reg-

istration include a penalty amount of 10%more on all licence categories.“Only new applicants are excluded from

this penalty,” said BSA acting CEO LoyisoMtya.

Xotyeni­Bell fightpromises tobeahumdinger

Nomampondomise Lily Xotyeni is a Juniorlightweight national boxing title challenger.

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