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THE INDEPENDENT Elec-toral Commission (IEC) inthe Eastern Cape an-nounced that it is well-pre-pared for the general elec-

tions today, (Wednesday, May 7) de-spite fears of political intolerance andintimidation in some hotspot areas inthe province such as Sterkspruit.

On Friday, The Provincial Commis-sioner of the SA Police Service in theEastern Cape, Lieutenant GeneralCeliwe Binta indicated that the SAPSin the Province is ready to deploy morethan 10 000 members throughout theProvince to ensure that the electionprocess takes place peacefully at the 4615 polling stations in the Province.

“I would like to assure members ofthe public that they will be safe whengoing to the polling stations. We havecompleted our operational planmonths ahead of time and are ready todeploy police members from May 3.All hot spots areas will also be veryclosely monitored and additional forc-es placed on standby in those areas. Wehave ensured that additional manpow-er and reserve forces are available todeal with any contingency or crisisthat might require our intervention,”she said.

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FEAROF INTIMIDATIONAT ELECTIONS

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Learners from the Ithembelihle Comprehensive School in New Brighton have the opportunity tosell their art overseas to fund more art workshops. This is part of the Artombo project, spon­sored by the German Research institution DAAD, in which learners are taught to create art­works which is then marketed in Germany via the internet. The themes are topical and SA’selections and 20 years of democracy are the inspiration behind their latest works. AvelaGrootboom (18), Lindikhaya Dube (17) and Bonga Gwaqu (19) of Itembelihle School in NewBrighton show their interpretation of the topic. PHOTO:WERNER HILLS

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“We request members of the public not totake weapons of any kind to polling stationsand urge them to adhere to the instructionsof the presiding officers at all times.“I would like to emphasize that wewill not

tolerate any form of criminality, intimida-tion, disruptive behaviour and drunkennessat the polling stations”, she concluded.During the November voter registration

weekend IEC staff withdrew their servicesfollowing threats and intimidation in 76

Sterkspruit voting stations. Police werecalled to monitor the situation.During the registrationprocess, the IECal-

so reported incidentsof threats and intimida-tion at 9 voting stations in Cookhouse and 3voting stations in Port St Johns. In Port Eliz-abeth a registration tent was destroyed byangry protestors and IEC staff intimidated atthe Nceba Faku Village voting station.Presenting the province’s state of readi-

ness for this Wednesday’s national and pro-vincial elections, IEC provincial electoral of-ficer TamiMraji said theywere ready for the

elections. However, he also raised concernsabout political intolerance and intimidation.“The environment in the province is rela-

tively calm but there are concerns about po-litical intolerance and intimidation experi-enced in some areas during the voter regis-tration weekend in November last year andFebruary this year,” said Mraji.All votingstationswouldbeopen from7am

to 9pm today (Wednesday, May 7).. In the province there are 3 240 059 regis-

tered voters, 4 615 voting stations, 4 mobilevoting stations, 58 voting centres and 179

temporary voting stations.The provincial results operation centre

basedat theRegentHotel inEastLondonwasofficially launched on Sunday.Political parties contesting the elections

have been allocated space to observe the pro-ceedings. Elections are contested by 18 politi-cal parties in the province.BuffaloCityMetrohad thehighestnumber

of special votes totaling 6 409, followed byNelsonMandelaBayMetrowith 3 380 specialvotes in Nyandeni, Mbhashe and Mnqumamunicipalities respectively.

IEC and police ready for elections amid fear of intimidation

LEOLYNN SMITH

IF it wasn’t for the fact that it was electiontime, any laymanwould have thought it wasa rock concert.

The music blared and the crowd, whowere excitedly waiting for their heroine,were dancing, laughing and singing.Even Edmund van Vuuren, the usually

dignified DA MEC of Education, was danc-ing on the stage.Nosimo Balindlela, former Eastern Cape

ANC premier and now DA-MP, was enjoy-ing herself dancing (barefoot) among thecrowd.Other DAVIPs such as Donald Lee, Nqaba

Bhanga, Athol Trollip and Bobby Stevensonwere also moving to the beat.Because Helen Zille, DA leader, was on

the way to address them.

On Monday Zille visited NMMU’s Mis-sionvale Campus on her last visit to the Baybefore the national elections.And when Zille entered the hall, she was

surrounded by fans – everyone just wantedto hold her hand.When Zille, in tight jeans and tackies,

took to the stage a man shouted from thecrowd “Zille for president!”She answered him with “Viva!” and a fist

held high in the air.Outside the hall, away from all the politi-

cal excitement a few people had this to say:“What do I get if I vote? I cannot vote for

a councillor who cannot help me. It’s notworth it”.“There are too many people who are un-

employed,” said another. “We know therewill be job opportunities when they cometo fix the roads in Missionvale. But we arelooking for work that will last.”

Zille endspoliticalroadshow inBay

Helen Zille during her speech at the NMMU Missionvale campus on Monday. In theblue beret is Edmund van Vuuren, DA Provincial chairman, while Nosimo Balindle­la, leader of the DA’s Amahlathi constituency, plays drums on the table.

PHOTO:THEO JEPTHA

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MBONGENI Xhashomba (27) of KwaNobuhlein Uitenhage received a hefty 20 years sen-tence at the Regional Court last week, for thealleged 17 April 2014 rape and armed robberyof an elderly couple .

According to police spokesperson WarrantOfficer Basil Seekoei, Xhashomba and fourother suspects entered the house of the elder-ly couple, his neighbours, during the nightwith the intention of robbery.“While others were taking the Plasma TV

and other electrical appliances worth aboutR7 800 from the dining room, Xhashombawent to the elderly couple’s bedroom andforced the husband at knife-point to close hiseyes while he raped the fifty-year-old womanat knife-point,” said Seekoei.Xhashomba fled the scene after finishing

with his evil deed, according to the policespokesperson.He, however, appeared at the house the fol-

lowing morning with other caring neigh-bours pretending not to know anything aboutthe incident.“But the victim’s husband pointed him out

to the police and hewas arrested on the spot,”said W/0 Seekoei.Xhashomba received 10 years for rape and

another 10 years for the armed robbery. Thetwo sentences would run concurrently, ac-cording to Seekoei.Uitenhage Police Station Cluster Com-

mander Brigadier Phillip Salukazana com-mended investigating Detective Warrant Of-ficerGrantMeasures for the arrest, saidW/OSeekoei.

Uitenhage cophailed forgood investigationand20years imprisonment

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NKQUBELAFMcelebrateditstenthbirthdayonApril 30.

Thestationwonthecommunitydivisionofthenational MTN Radio Awards last year and hasscooped several regional awards over the years.Nelson Mandela Bay Deputy Mayor, Thando

Ngcolomba, expressed his pride in the local ra-dio station and in the achievements of StationManager, Xolani Yisaka and his team at theZwide-based radio station. They managed tobuild a loyal listenership from nothing to ap-proximately 139 000.“Keeponworkinghardtomakesurethatyour

station informs the community fairly, accurate-ly and bring some much needed entertainment

to our suburbs. I am happy that efforts are putin place towork closerwithNkqubela FM to en-sure that themunicipalitykeeps its residents in-formedandrespondsadequately to issues raisedby the community on the different programmesaimed at highlighting municipal-related mat-ters.“Icanassureyouthat theNelsonMandelaBay

Municipality supports media diversity and de-

velopment especially community media tobroaden media ownership and to give moregroupings of society a platform to raise theirvoices and to work towards the development oftheir suburbs. I hope that your success will con-tinueandthatyouwillcarryonyourmeaningfulrole in society,” said Ngcolomba.Formore information regarding the radio sta-

tion, visit www.kq97fm.co.za or call 041 464 4471.

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NELSON Mandela Bay Municipality hasnot recorded any incidents of problems inthe Special Voting that started on Monday.

According to amedia statement issued bythe Eastern Cape Office of the IndependentElectoral Commission a total of 3665 votingstations opened for special votes onMonday(May 5) in the Eastern Cape to enable voterswhose applications have been approve tocast their special votes.Special votes were cast at the voting sta-

tions and teams of IEC staff accompanied byparty agents also visited approved voters at

home to cast their special votes.A total number of 57 477 voters have been

approved for special votes. A total of 3 983were approved to vote at the voting stationsand 52 274 voters have been approved forhome visits.Buffalo City Metro had the highest

number of special voters at 6 409 followedby the Nelson Mandela Bay Metro with6 209.According to the IEC the incidents report-

ed during the first day of special votes onMonday included an attempt to burn aschool used as a voting station at EkuzoleniJSS in Sterkspruit but voting did take placeat the voting station.

At Kidston JSS in Engcobo service deliv-ery protesters burned tyres which blockedaccess to the voting station but the votingstation opened and voting continued afterthe intervention of SAPS members to re-solve the service delivery protest.“It has been reported that in Mthatha a

deputy presiding officer has allowed peoplewho had not applied for special votes to voteat the voting station. Thematter is being in-vestigated and will be dealt with in termsof the Electoral Act,” the statement read.The SAPS has been working closely with

the IEC staff to provide security at the vot-ing stations and for home visits. SAPS havealso played amajor role inmaking interven-

tions in areaswhere access to voting stationhas been denied because of community pro-tests.“When our teams visited some house-

holds the applicantswerenot at home,most-ly the elderly who had gone to SASSA pen-sion pay points to collect their grants. “Un-fortunately those who were not found athome during the visit by the special voteteams will not be re-visited and as such willhave to make a plan to go to a voting stationon May 7,” the statement read.The IEC urger voters to continue using

their information facilities: SMS IDnumberto 32810 or Call Centre: 0800 11 8000 or visitIEC website: www.elections.org.za.

Special voting starts off smoothly

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PEOPLE who voted via SMS for the PE Ex-press Front Page Christmas Baby competi-tion at the end of last year, have each contrib-uted to help lighten the load of a local familywho have turned their home into a safehouse for abused and abandoned children.

A total of R5 855, which was raised with theSMS votes received from readers, was hand-ed over to Bethel Safe House last week by PEExpress reporter Zeldré Swanepoel.

The safe house turned two in October lastyear. It was started by Mandy Field, a formerpre-primary teacher, with her husband

Keith, and their two sons, Kyle and Tyler.Bethel Safe House relies heavily on dona-

tions and public support to run their homeand their weekly soup kitchen. In totalBethel Safe House feeds and takes care of ap-proximately 80 individuals a month, whenthey have the means to do so.

According to Mandy, the money could nothave come at a better time as they are hav-ing problems with their vehicle which theyuse to transport the children.

If you would like to get involved withBethel Safe House you can contact MandyField on 0 082 878 7041 or 0 041 466 0988and on Facebook www.facebook.com/bethel-safehouse

Babyvotes raisedalmostR6 000 forBethelHouseThe R5855 whichwas raised in thePE Express FrontPage ChristmasBaby Competitionwas handed overto Bethel SafeHouse last week.The children, whocannot beidentified, arevery grateful forthe donation.PHOTO:ZELDRÉSWANEPOEL

TRANSNET has undertaken to repair the damagedhouses of all their staff who chose not to heed theNUMSA call to strike at Gqura Container Terminalthis month.

Workers who have already fixed damages to theirproperties will also be covered.

The strike, which started on April 25, had by its12th day seen over 15 attacks on non-striking work-ers living in the Motherwell, Wells Estate, Kwaza-khele and Zwide area.

Eastern Cape Terminals general manager, Siya-bulela Mhlaluka said, “As we all know, lawlessness,intimidation, and senseless violence have accompa-nied the work stoppage by a small minority of ourcolleagues at the terminal.

“This has resulted in houses belonging to those ofus who chose not to partake in the strike beingbombed, stoned and attacked. Some of our colleagueshave also reported intimidation.

Mhlaluka said the decision to cover cost of repairssignalled their commitment to protect the right oftheir colleagues who chose not to join the strike. “Italso signals our resolve to stand firm in the face ofsuch intimidation tactics and violence,” he added.

Transnet has also made available R100 000 rewardfor information that may lead to the arrest and suc-cessful prosecution of the perpetrators.

Warning striking NUMSA members Mhlakula saidarrests were imminent and Transnet would take nec-essary disciplinary measures against any employeeimplicated in the attacks.

Mhlakula also said while Transnet recognisedmembers’ rights to strike, striking workers must al-so take into consideration the “no work no pay” rule,striking workers must forfeit their right to bonusesand container incentive bonuses, and a lockout hasbeen implemented for striking members until theirunion withdraws its demand.

Transnet stands by its non-strikingmembers after violent attacks

ABASEMAGUNYENI kwisibhedle-la saKwazakhele eBhayi bafunisangabazali bemveku ekuvakala uku-ba icholwe ithiwe tywaa nguninakude kufutshane nasePower Sta-tion ethe tshitshilili kummandlawaseNU9 eMotherwell.

UNontlalontle wesi sibhedlelauPamela Rubushe uthi le mvekuiyinkwenkwe ngokwesini ibonweize ngunogada obesenkomeni kufu-phinalendawoikwanamanxetyanaeglasi nengca ebiyambethe umzi-mba lo ngomhla wama 21 kule idlu-lileyo.

Unogada obethukile, ngokutshokukaRubushe ubize abamelwaneabakufutshane kwakhawuleza

kwathi gqi ummelwane uPhumlaSkwentu othe wambathisa olo siza-na losana ngengubo. Yena uthatheelo thuba wathi ngqee ukuya ku-bikel’a abakwantsasana ngalo mbo-no.

“Luye lwathathwa usana lwasi-waeMotherwellHealthCentrekwa-za mva lwasiwa kwisibhedlela iDo-ra Nginza,” kutsho okaRubusheesaleka ngelithi, kufuniswa ngoni-na wosana.

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PORT Elizabeth members of the South AfricanPolice Service (SAPS) are looking for thewhereabouts of Masixole Romeo Gonise.

A 26 year-old Gonise of 71 Ngolosa Street, inNU9 Motherwell was last seen by his youngerbrother on Sunday 30th March this year. Hewas walking in the streets of NU9, Motherwell,but he did not say anything, said police spokes-person Captain Andre Beétge.

According to Beetge, the date on whichGonise disappeared was also his birthday.

“His family is concerned as he never re-turned home on the day and was not seensince,”saidCaptainBeetge,addingthatanyonewho might know the whereabouts of Goniseshould please inform Detective Constable Siya-bongaMagenukaat:00732975770or theMoth-erwell Crime Prevention Office at: 0 041 4076472. – NCEBA DLADLA

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Where isRomeo?PHOTO:SUPPLIED

THE Department of Social Development and SpecialProgrammes in the Nelson Mandela Bay District islooking for the whereabouts of Thozama Qotho, the bi-ological mother of Elam Makeleni who is currently inthe care of Nozandi Madyo of Kamvelihle near Mother-well.

According to student Social Worker Lindelwa Maz-antsi, Thozama left the child in the care of in his pater-nal grandmother in 2005.

“After a few year, the mother came back to take thechild but it was long before the child was returnedback to the care of the grandmother,” said Mazantsi,adding that the child was now attending school butstruggling to get a Birth Certificate without the biolog-ical mother.

Anyone with information on the whereabouts of

Thozama should please contact Social Worker MrsNokoyo or student Social Worker L. Mazantsi at SocialDevelopment and Special Programmes Office at AddoRoad, Motherwell, Port Elizabeth or Phone: 041 4617914-17 during office hours.

Meanwhile, residents are urged to inform the SocialDevelopment and Special Programmes Department ofthe whereabouts of Mbulelo Ngxande who is soughtin connection with his child Anaso Nolingo.

Mbulelo Ngxande, the biological father of Anaso No-lingo was last seen in 2009 after the funeral of Anaso’sbilogical mother. The child is currently in the care ofher paternal aunt Nosiphiwo Ngxande of Colchester.

Anyone with information about where Mbulelo is,should contact Social Worker Mrs Nokoyo at:0 041 4617914-17 or visit the aboce address. – NCEBA DLADLA

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The band, led by musical director, UlaghWilliams (keyboards and vocals) featuressome of theBay’smost seasonedmusicians in-

cludingGrantAllison (bass), BevinMaschaka(drums), David Houghton and Khanyiso Wil-liams (guitars) and horn players Joash Soo-bramoney (sax) andLincolnAdams (trumpet).“We are promising an authentic reggae

soundwith loads of feel-good vibes. With suchaccomplished players on stage we can’t helpbut be excited about this show. We’re lookingforward to quite a party and audience mem-bers are encouraged to dress to the theme fora musical trip to Jamaica and back,” said di-

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known PE artist Brenton Krain, theatre andcorporate entertainer Jody Butler and Two-Tone’s own afro-diva, Miranda Ncwane. Theshow is a nod to reggae legends including BobMarley, JimmyCliff, UB40, BigMountain, Ed-dy Grant and Lucky Dube.Tickets cost R100. To book, call The Cash

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THE PANSA Youth Theatre Project isready to kick off its next set of excit-ing youth theatre workshops on May10 and 11 with workshops open to allmembers of the public at no cost.

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TEN boys’ and girls’ teamswill battle itout in theSpurMasidlaleSoccerLeagueFinals on Tuesday, 13 May, at the NU2Stadium inMotherwell following an ac-tion packed series of exciting soccer.Teachers, local coaches and players

participated in a nine-week series dur-ing which ten schools entered their topteams with kids aged between nine and13 years.Each team comprised seven players

with three substitutes. Three pointswere awarded for a win and two pointsfor a draw, while a loss received zeropoints.Theboys’andgirls’ teamsfinish-ing top of the logwill win a special Spurlunch and PSL mascot experience.According to Khakhi Diala of the

Spur Group, the programme is current-lyrecognisedasoneof the leadingyouthsoccer development initiatives in thecountry. “We started with 12 one-daycoaching clinics in 2005, but the leaguehas grown steadily and has highlighted

the huge need for initiatives that pro-vide a platform for youth development.Although numbers are limited to 200participants per region, we have man-aged to improve drastically the level ofskills training for both coaches andlearners,” said Diala.Diala further emphasised that the

most rewarding aspect of this corporateinvestment initiative was that it gavethe group the opportunity to changelives. “Soccer is just the tool we’re us-ing. Our goal is to empower both thecoachesandthekidswith important lifeskills, which will equip them to be rolemodels in their communities long afterthe Spur Masidlale league comes to aclose,” states Diala.Diala said the life skills training for

the coaches was facilitated by MacsteelMaestrosLifeSkills andspecifically tar-geted areas that will increase players’self-confidence and self-esteem, whilepromoting positive behavioural shifts.

“This will enable players to cope betterwith matters at home, in their footballlife, and equip them with better deci-sion-making skills,” added Diala.To further render their support to the

local community Spur Steak RancheshasputR10 000up for grabs ina funsoc-cer skill competition to be hosted at thefinals. Participants will be invited tobring their top game and compete forthis donation to a charity of theirchoice.“Spur Steak Ranches is truly invest-

ed in our youth and apart from theMasidlale Soccer League, supports anumber of youth sport developmentprojects that promote a healthy, active,outdoor lifestyle, including the SpurSchool Mountain Bike League, SpurAdventure Series, Spur IronkidsAquathlon, Junior Argus and severalother events,” concludes Diala.For league enquiries visit www.cor-

poratesoccer.co.za. – REPORTER

Excitementmounts forMasidlale league finals

Spur Masidlale Soccer League Finals. PHOTO:SUPPLIED

MUNICIPAL libraries, in part-nership with the Walmer An-gels Project, have taken on anambitious project to build anew generation of readers,startingwithapilotproject thatstarted at the end of March inGqebera (Walmer Township).The project includes a

numberofactivitiessuchassto-rytelling and reading at 16crèches to the Grade R andGrade 1 children at theWalmerJunior School in Gqebera, andformal literacy sessions withpupils from Grade 2, at theschool.Theactivitiesarevolun-teer-based and take place at theschool during school-time.Walmer Angels Project

Founder,GlendaBrunette, saidthe library service has ar-ranged a weekly story-hour atthe Walmer Junior School forthe two foundation phasegrades, and is also consideringstory-telling at the crèches.“The care-givers at these crèch-es have been supported in theirvaluable-jobs by training andskills transfer, and a number ofcrèches have had toilets, class-rooms and jungle gyms in-stalled by private companies inresponse to approaches by theWalmer Angels Projects. It isnot only the crèches inGqebera

that benefit from the story-tell-ing, reading and other educa-tional play activities, though,”she said.Municipal spokesperson, Ku-

pido Baron, said librariesthroughout the metro area in-vite their local crèches to cometo the library for a weekly funsession as a way of introducingthe younger children to librar-iesandreading.Oftenthis is theonly opportunity for the tod-dlers tobeexposed tobooksandreading in any way.“To assist in this activity, we

ask the public to donate suita-ble books for toddlers at crèch-es, play schools and nurseryschools in themetro. All librar-ies will have a box labelled“book donations” on displaywhere these books can bedropped off, and at the end ofMay the bookswill be collected,sorted, repaired if necessary,anddelivered to their newown-ersat the start of the terminJu-ly,” he ended.For more info regarding the

WalmerAngelsProject, contactBrunette at 0072 476 1040 orglendabrunette3@gmail.com.To volunteer at the Shine Liter-acy Centre, contact the manag-er Mary-Lee Arnot at0082 0937797. – REPORTER

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SELBY MADIKANE

ALL roads led to NU 8 Community Fieldswhere MOFA Build It Junior League gameswere played on 4 May 2014.

The age-groups that played were U/13 andU/15 boys’ teams.

The full results were as follows:U/13 results:*Lion Stars 3-2 Crystal Palace*Liverpool 8-2 Young Ideas

*Young Madrid 6-3 FC Motherwell*Lion City 2-0 Young Chiefs*Showvillage 2 0 Real Aces*Highland Spurs 2-3 Shining Stars*Young Tigers 0-2 Tottenham Spurs*Ikamva Movers 3-0 Tomorrow Stars* MUBS 0-2 Real City

U/15 results:*Lion Stars 4-0 Crystal Palace*Liverpool 7-1 Young Ideas*Young Madrid 2-0 FC Motherwell*Lion City 2-0 Young Chiefs*Showvillage 2-0 Real Aces*Highland Spurs 0-7 Shining Stars*Tottenham Spurs 2-0 Tigers

MOFABuild It Junior League resultsReal City U/13 Team. PHOTO:SELBY MADIKANE

SELBY MADIKANE

Ward 26 Soccer Annual Tournament final-ly came to an end with Zwide Celtics beat-ing Strikers United 3-2 on penalties aftera draw at Thembalabantu High Schoolgrounds on 28 April 2014.

The tournament was contested by alleight ANCWard 26 under Councillor Siya-bulela Hodi who was visibly excited to seehundreds of fans making the tournamenta resounding success.

In the semifinalsCeltics beat LittleBirds5-4 on penalties after a 1-1 fulltime drawwhile United knocked out Amadamara 5-3also on penalties following their 3-3 full-time tie. Celtics wing Mandilakhe Mlinda

was a thorn in the flesh but United’s de-fender Luyanda Mkhosi was a key man inthe last line of defence. United’smidfielderNkosekhayaBooysen also played his heartout with Celtics veteran defenderThanduxolo Dyantyisi marshalling his de-fence.

All the teams received a full set of stripand the finalists were presented with tro-phies andmedals. Cllr Hodi said that theiraim was to keep the youth off the streetsand used sport to keep them busy. Hodi ex-plains, “This is the Ward 26 Annual Pro-gramme which we use as a tool to fightcrime and keep our children healthy andbusy with sport. We are extremely delight-ed to see our teams giving a good

account of themselves.”

ZwideCeltics winWard 26 Tournament

Receiving the kits are Celtics captain Sivuyile Dayile(red shirt) from ANC Ward 26 CllrSiyabulela Hodi and Strikers captain Mzimasi Williams from Tony Duba. PHOTO:SELBY MADIKANE

NCEBA DLADLA

SILINDOKUHLE Boxing Promotions bossSibongile Nkebe promises this Boxing SouthAfrica (BSA) Calendar-year that started inApril is going to be his year of growth.

Currently categorised as a developmentpromoter, Motherwell, Port Elizabeth’s Nke-be wants his to be regarded as amajor boxingpromotions company in the country alongthe lines of the Mzimasi “Bra Mzi” Mnguni’sand Siphatho Handi’s Eyethu and Mamali

Boxing Promotion Companies, respectively.“I have to grow and graduate from the de-

velopment to the national and internationalboxing promoter quicker than it is expected,”said Nkebe, who added that he was hoping totake one of his boxers to the national or inter-national title challenge this year.

“With the likes of Nomampondomise Xoty-eni, a number 2 rated South African Light-weight contender ready to fight for the title,I don’t see the reason why we should not jointhe big promotional league,” said Nkebe.

He has EC Light heavyweight champion

Lesley Hope at no. 5, Supermiddle-weightMasixole Botile (4) who wants to challengeChristopher Buthelezi albeit in the Middle-weight division, and the trio of LungisaniJikani (6), Anelisa Gungqisa (9) and Lusind-iso Siyo (6) among boxers who are able tofight for any of the titles offered in fisticuffsin the country.

Siyo and Gungqisa lost in big fights in EastLondon recently, against SA Flyweightchampion Lwandile Sityatha and HerbertNkibiti (Welterweight), respectively.

Nkebe said a challenge for theWBAPanAf-

rican titles for his charges in the forseeablefuture was not too much to ask, consideringthat the duowerehighly rated in their respec-tive divisions.

“We also have the dark-horses, the straw-weights Lonwabo Roboshi, a puncher, andan artistic boxer Siphosethu Ncisana, whoare ready to show their mettle in the divisionin the not too distant future,” said Nkebe,adding that he has made his intentions clearto his boxers and their camps.

“We must have a title by the end of thisyear, come what may,” he said.

SilindokuhleBoxingvows tograduate tobig league

SELBY MADIKANE

IT WAS smiles all around in the Dodgerscamp when their side following a good sea-son, collected a silverware over the pastweekend when NEBFA Sedgars PremierLeague gameswere played at Chevrolet Sta-

dium.

Dodgers collected six points by defeatingBoast Pirates 2-0 and City Lads 5-1.All whatthe results mean is that the name of Dodg-ers will be engraved on the league trophywhich is their dream that has finally come

true.Black Stars drubbed Eastern Jumpers 6-2

while Amakhosi went home with a 2-1 winover Stinging Bees.

Other NEBFA Sedgars Premier League re­sults:

*City Defenders 2-2 PE Sundowns*Bush Bucks 2-1 CCX Callies*Real White City 0-2 Winter Rose*PE Sundowns 0-2 Stinging Bees*Amakhosi 1-1 City Defenders*Roaring Tigers 4-0 Boast Pirates*Bush Bucks 6-1 Black Stars*Winter Rose 1-0 Red City*CCX Callies 0-1 Eastern Jumpers

DodgersareNEBFASedgarsPremier League champions

REPORTER

THE MEC for Sport, Recreation, Arts andCulture in the Eastern Cape, Xoliswa Tom,officiated at the launchof theTownship Jun-ior Rugby Development Programme on Fri-day at the Coega Village in Port Elizabeth.

Through this programme, fixtures will beplayed, targetingplayers in theunder 12 andunder 15 categories. These fixtures arescheduled to start on 17 May 2014.

The emblem of the programme has at itscentre former black Springbok centreMbuleloMatomela tackling PeterMkata, al-so a former black springbok flyhalf, duringthe EPRU vs KWARU match at Dan QeqeStadium in 1978.

The programme has been started by theRugby Veterans in the Nelson Mandela Re-gion after a meeting on Women’s day lastyear where they posed themselves the ques-

tionof what role the rugby fraternity can play

in acknowledging the fearless struggleswaged by the Women of South Africa thatled to a democraticy enjoyed by all SouthAf-ricans black and white.

“In response to the question we all agreedthat there is nothing that any woman canbe proud of except the development of herchild,” said Vuyani Limba, secretary of theprogramme.

This response compelled theRugbyVeter-ans to establish the Township Junior RugbyDevelopment Programme (TJRDP ).

“AsRugbyVeteransweassessed the coun-try’s performance in attaining rugby trans-formation goals after the dawn of democra-cy asWomenof SouthAfrica fought fearless-ly to liberate our country.We all agreed thatour progress on this score leaves much tobe desired. Our assessment is based on thenumber of black players getting selected to

represent Springboks,” said Limba.“We all agreed something must be done

because it cannot be accepted that almost af-ter 20 years of democracy only 1 black quali-fies to be in the starting line up of Spring-boks,” he said.

They resolved that as previously disad-vantaged individuals they should stop com-plaining and embark on a sustainable pro-gramme that would yield good results forthe rugby transformation agenda.

“Our focus is on the township schools be-cause in former Model C schools rugby isgiven priority. The age groups targeted areunder 12 in Primary Schools and under 15in High Schools. All the players participat-ing in the TJRDP will be captured in a database because each child will be followedfrom this programme (entry level) until theSpringbok Graduation through the ECSouthern Kings Rugby Franchise comingback on the field in the 2016 rugby season,”

he said.For this programme the Nelson Mandela

metro is divided into 10 Zones.Schools will play fixtures against one an-

other everyWednesday. The Zonal Champi-ons will play Quarter Finals until the ulti-mate Finals for the NelsonMandela SchoolsMayoral Cup Championship.

Whilst fixtures unfold the officials fromeach zone will select Zonal Squads that willplay fixtures against one another every Sat-urday.

“From the Zonal Fixtures the NelsonMandela TJRDP Teams will be selected andthoroughly trained for National CravenWeek and Grant Kgomo Competitionsthrough the provincial structures.

“Undoubtedly the TJRDP initiative willenhance rugby development in our regionand ultimately make positive impact in theSouth African rugby tranformation agen-da,” said Limba.

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REJUVENATED Tomorrow Stars gave agood account of themselves when theyedged outMOFABuild It Premier Leaguetitle chasers YoungMadrid 1-0 at Mother-well NU 9 Stadium on 4 May 2014.

Stars started the game like a house onfire and their defenders contained Ma-drid’s lethal wing Melikhaya Nduna forthe entire game.Having kept Madrid at bay, Stars’ hard

work paid dividends as they were award-ed a penalty which striker Likhaya Day-ile scored to make a final score 1-0.Manchester United secured four im-

portant points in their bid to avoid rele-gation after they drew 2-2 with HighlandSpurs and beat the high flying Valencia3-1.

Other MOFA Build It Premier Leagueresults:*Lion Stars 1-3 Milan Stars*Real Strikers 3-0 Real Aces*Young Romans 3-0 Young Ideas*Ikamva Movers 2-1 Crystal Palace*Shining Stars 0-2 SUBS*Young Madrid 2-1 Liverpool*Tomorrow Stars 2-0 Lion Stars

TomorrowStars edged outMadrid

Young Madrid skipper Thembinkosi Matwashields the ball from Tomorrow Stars goalscorer Likhaya Dayile. PHOTO:SELBY MADIKANE

IMBABALA Young Starswere set to defend their NO-DEFA VW Community TrustPremier League title whenthey won both games theyplayed at Jabavu Stadiumover the past weekend.Stars hammered City

Friends 4-2 in their first clashand they whacked City Style10-2 in their one-sided secondgame. KUBS drew their twogames to Stokes City 2-2 andto Golden Chiefs 1-1.Manchester United

thumped City Style 3-1 whileReally Rangers lost the leaguerace when they suffered a 4-3

defeat to XI Stars.

Other NODEFA VWCommu­nity Trust Premier Leagueresults:

*Golden Chiefs 4-1 ManchesterBabes*Khayelitsha Stars 2-3 Jamaican

Stars*City Friends 2-1 Black AcesNODEFA VW Community Trust

First Division results:*Lion City 2-2 Chelsea*Highland Spurs 3-1 Despatch Pio-

neers*Temptations 10-2 Flamingo*Young Stars 1-4 Imbabala Young

Stars*Young Cosmos 2-1 Young Callies– SELBY MADIKANE

Imbabalawins double-header

SELBY MADIKANE

AS THINGS stand, Santos and Golden Broth-ers (GB) with one game left each, will cam-paign in 2014/2015 ZAFA Njeya InvestmentsFirst Division Season as they are both placed15th and 16th respectively in the PremierLeague log standings (dated 4 May 2014).

GB relegation worries took another twist asYoung Professionals thwarted them 9-1 in aone-sided affairwhile Santoswere drubbed 5-2by BUBSwho lately avoided relegation. ZAFANjeya InvestmentsPremierLeague log leadersNUBS were held to a 2-all draw by Dynamos.Young Romans suffered a 3-1 defeat when

they were up against Seven United. Continen-tal Express devastated Ghetto XI 3-0, with Bra-zil Brothers succumbing 3-0 to United Com-rades.Zamazama trailed Leeds United 3-1 and XI

Angels punished Juventus 1-0 in their toughbattle.

SantosandGBrelegated to FD

Young Professionals’ Thembinkosi Tom loses theball to Vutha Celtics player(blue kit).

PHOTO:SELBY MADIKANE

SELBY MADIKANE

REAL City suffered another huge setbackwhen ABC Motsepe SAFA Eastern CapeSecond Division log leaders Angavu Starstrounced them 4-0 atMotherwell NU 9 Sta-dium on May Day.

Stars’ mission was evident when theytook the game to the hosts from the firstwhistle. Stars first goal was scored byMuzi Mnguni in the half following ascramble in the City’s goal area. Had itnot been for City’s goalkeeper Landile Li-bazi who came up with top class saves thefirst half score could have been huge.The home side’s defence looked shaky.

. Stars local boy Lutho Totwana and Au-brey Ntwani were instrumental in thecentre of the park.Stars finished the rout when Mnguni

scored another two goals while Sinethem-

ba Jantjies scored from the penalty spotafter Ntwani was brought down by City’sdefender Zolani Dyantyi in the box tomake the final score 4-0. Morning Starswere thrashed 6-2 by Matta Milan in But-terworth, while Highbury pipped Mt-hatha Bucks 1-0.

Other ABC Motsepe Second Division re­sults:

*Tembu Royals 6-1 Cacadu United*Champion 1-1 FC Buffalo*Red Stars 1-1 Tornado*Cloud 9 0-2 Kokstad Liverpool*JB Milan 1-2 OR Tambo CosmosABC Motsepe Second Division results- May 4,

2014:*Angavu Stars 0-1 Highbury*JB Milan 1-2 Real City*Cacadu United 1- Matta Milan*Mthatha Bucks 1-0 Red Stars*Kokstad Liverpool 0-4 Tembu Royals*Tornado 6-2 Cloud 9*Morning Stars 1-1 Champion

SELBY MADIKANE

IT APPEARS as if the league race in SAFANelson Mandela Bay SAB Regional League isbetween Lion City and SUBS following theirgood results during the weekend (from 3 to 4May 2014)

Lion City made matters difficult for Callieswhen they overcame them 2-1 at MotherwellNU 2 Stadium. City opened the score sheetwhen theywere awarded a penaltywhichwastaken by Mihlali Mkonto.ApparentlyCallies’ defenderCleavonDraai

was given a red card when he used his handto stop City’s goal from crossing the goal-line.City increased their lead to 2-0 when Siphe-

sihle Bongo headed home their second goal

after a nifty cross from Akhona Manxola.Callies pulled a consolation goal after

City’s goalkeeper Ntembeko Mbombotafailed to punchaball fromawell taken cornerkick by Darryn Bamboo.SUBS earned a hard 1-0 win over Peace

United, a goal courtesy ofVuyisaniMasumpaon the stroke of the second half.

Other SAFA NMB SAB Regional League results:

*Despatch Pioneers 1-0 Acemates*Tomorrow Stars 3-1 Showvillage*Camper United 0-2 SUBS*Lion City 3-0 Tomorrow Stars*Showvillage 4-4 Hotspurs*Callies 3-1 Highland Spurs*Sunrise Development 1-0 Island City*Fairview Rovers 1-1 Despatch Pioneers*Acemates 0-1 Royal Bucks

City could not dim Stars atMotherwell

Angavu Stars’ Lutho Totwana and Real City’sAphiwe Mambuku tussle for the ball.

PHOTO:SELBY MADIKANE

LionCitybeatsCalliesatMotherwell stadium

SELBY MADIKANE

IT LOOKED like Manchester Babes were intheir practice session when they secured 6-0victory from Continental Express duringtheir SAFA Eastern Cape Ladies SasolLeague game at Jabavu Stadium on Satur-day.

Babes were untouchable as they openedwith a goal courtesy of Anelia Mhletywa inthe 5th minute.Things seemed to have fallen apart in re-

spect of Express defence as Mhletywa scoredher second goal in the 8th minute. NcamisaVena banged her first goal in the 20thminuteand she finished her brace in the 35thminute.Zinzi Tom came up with her game in the

58th minute while the last nail to Express’coffin was put when Nokuthula Bottomanscored the last goal of the game to make thefinal score 6-0 in favour of Babes.

BabesoutclassesContinental Express

Chasing the ball are Lion City’sThabiso Minana and Callies’Damien Hefke. PINDISWA HALLAM

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