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AUITENHAGE lass, KhanyisaSinqe, has been nominated bySouth Africa’s two top universi-ties to represent the EasternCape province at a DDW (Doing

Democracy Around the World) workshop inAmerica this week.

Sinqe (29), editor of Zithethele, a NelsonMandela Bay free community paper, pub-lished in Xhosa and English languages, jet-ted off on Saturday to attend the workshopwhich is held this week in Dayton, Ohio.The workshop encourages the exchange of

ideas among young journalists from all overtheworld. Sinqe, who hails fromKwaNobuh-le Township was nominated by Rhodes andWalter Sisulu University lecturers.

In 2010, she joined Zithethele newspaper,after a few years of being a freelancer forwhatever publication would accept herwork.She is currently head of news at Zithethele,

which is run by a team of young female jour-nalists of her age group. Sinqe said, “Leadinga team of females of your age group is noteasy, but I always tell myself that I have topress on because journalism is my calling,not a career.”“The workshop is attended by about 40

young world journalists, including some sea-

soned journalists of the world who often in-spire me.Before her departure Sinqe spoke to PE Ex-

press Indaba and said that whatever she

would be learning at the workshop, she willgrasp and would bring back home.“I am more than happy as this is a great

opportunity for me. It will be the first time

that I’ll be flying – let alone out of the country!I would also like to thank my father, who hasbeen playing a big role in supportingmy jour-nalism calling,” said Sinqe proudly.

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KwaNobuhle journalist Khanyisa Sinqe jetted off to the US over the weekend for a workshop with young journalists from all over the world. PHO­TO:THAMSANQA MBOVANE

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LAST Thursday people put their politicalalliances aside to unite in prayer for formerpresident Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela at aspecial prayer meeting held at the NelsonMandela Bay City Hall.

Supporters from different political par-ties and church denominations filled the

main auditorium. Seated beside the podiumwere a number of local political figures,from SANCO, SACP and the ANC.IsiXhosa hymns of praise were sung fol-

lowed by songs specific to the legacy ofMandela.The service officially commenced with an

opening prayer by Reverend Xundu.Thobekile Lawu from SANCO, NokuthulaTetyana from the SACP and Thando Ngco-

lomba from the ANC, each spoke words ofadoration and well wishes for the 94 yearold icon.Encouraging prayers of healing,

strength, comfort and deliverance weresaid by Pastor Jadezweni and both BishopJika and Reverend Beyi.The service was concluded by Executive

Mayor Ben Fihla who delivered the vote ofthanks and shared some of his personal mo-

ments with Mandela, with whom he hadserved time in Robben Island.The servicewas an informative and inspi-

rational address, a description of Mande-la’s history.“It was a very emotional service, espe-

cially when Ben Fihla spoke about his expe-rience with Mandela” said Kupido Baron,Media Management Officer for the Munici-pality.

Bay unites to pray forMadiba

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FORMER World Chess Champion GarryKasparov is expected to arrive in theFriendly City this Friday, July 12.

Kasparovwill be coming towatch the 19thprestige Commonwealth Chess Tourna-ment taking place at the Boardwalk Enter-tainment World and Casino until this Sun-day, July 14.“Kasparov, who retired from competitive

chess, will spend three days at the tourna-ment which has attracted more than 800 ofthe Commonmwealth’s finest chess playersfrom 28 countries, including over 25 ChessGrand Masters to further the KasparovChess Foundation in South Africa,” said DrBrian van Zyl, Commonwealth and SouthAfrican Open Chess Championships con-vener.

Bringing to South Africa the KasparovFoundation, which works with schoolsaround the world to promote the study ofchess as a learning tool, will be one of thelong lasting benefits of hosting the Com-monwealth Chess Championships in thecountry, said Van Zyl.The R250 000 prize-money on offer will be

spread over the largest number of Common-wealth recipients.According to Boardwalk Casino and En-

tertainment World General Manager, Clif-ford Ngakane, the long-term educationalspin-offs from the tournament were one oftheir main reasons for sponsoring theevent.“Not only is the 2013 Commonwealth

Chess Championship completely sold out, itis also the biggest open chess tournamentto be held on the African continent,” saidNgakane.

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THE Minister of Police, Nathi Mthethwawarned South Africans not to resort to acts ofintimidation, violence and killing when theyare dissatisfied with service delivery.

The country has witnessed serious acts of vio-lence including murder during some of the pro-tests.

To show their commitment to end this law-lessness and total disdain, SA Police have acombined total of 118 years’ imprisonment onconvictions since the beginning of the year un-der their belt.

The 118 years imprisonment resulted fromsuccessful prosecution of 15 people. The heftiestsentence was handed to one accused in Gau-teng, who received a sentence of 40 years im-prisonment.

These were arrests of perpetrators chargedwith various criminal acts including murder,damage to property, lawlessness and public vio-

lence from January to June this year, said theMinister, adding that most of the arrests wereeffected during illegal protests which also tar-geted foreign nationals and looting of theirshops as well destruction of various municipali-ty offices.

During the same period, over R40 000 fineswere issued to these perpetrators.

“We want to highlight this point and com-mend our police officers because there has beenthis misconception that those who are arrestedduring illegal gatherings and violent protestsare never convicted or even walk free after acourt appearance. The statistics above indicatethe opposite.

“Working together with the National Prose-cuting Authority, we are now beginning to seeareal stingonthosewhobreakthe law.Wehopeit will send a message out there that whilst werespect the right to protest, we shall not tolerateany lawlessness or anarchy,” said Mthethwa.

The minister urged law abiding citizens tocomeforwardwithinformationinhelpingtrace

some of these provocative elements.Hesaid,“Aswehaveseenonmanyoccasions,

many protests have been accompanied by seri-ous provocations, intimidations, public vio-lence and even elements of criminality. As ex-pected, when police arrest the perpetrators atthe scene, usually nobody claims responsibilityfor these actions as such rendering the investi-gations very difficult, particularly in securingconvictions in courts.”

While government recognised the democrat-icrightsofanypersontoexpress theirgrievanc-es, whether through a public protest or any oth-er legal gathering as stipulated within the la-bour laws, such rights however, do not implythat those who do not want to participate in astrike must be intimidated, beaten and theirproperties destroyed, according to the Minister.

Mthethwa said police had the capacity to han-dle public protests. He said they were guided byclear policies on how to put in place appropri-ate, effective operational strategies and sys-tems.

Heemphasizedthat in2011 theMinistryofPo-lice passed the Public Order Policing policythrough which the SAPS is now standardizingthe training of the public order policing unit,as well as enhancing its human and physical re-source capacities. Howevere, he tressed thatwhilst the policy guides police on operationaldeliverables, protesters’ conduct remains cru-cial in this regard so that we avert any potentialtensions.

During his Budget Vote in May this year, theMinister informed the nation that during the2012/13 financial year, 12 399 crowd-related inci-dents were responded to and successfully stabi-lised, including 10 517 peaceful incidents suchas assemblies, gatherings and meetings. Unfor-tunately, of these incidents, 1 882 were violentincidents and police effected 3 680 arrests.

“We have now introduced a mandatory Pub-lic Order Policing training curriculum that isintended for new recruits as a means to developa support base for the first line of response topublic order incidents,” he stated.

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THE strike by members of the NelsonMandela Bay Municipality’s SupplyChain Management Division in HarrowerRoad was called off on Friday, said Munic-ipal Acting Communications DirectorMarthie Nel.

According to Nel, the decision to call offthe strike was reached after successful ne-gotiations between municipal leadership,unions and the striking workers.

“The usual services offered at the Sup-ply Chain Management Offices at Harrow-er Road, Port Elizabeth are therefore

available again from Monday 8 July,” saidNel, adding that the municipality wishedto apologise for the inconvenience caused.

Meanwhile, municipal spokespersonMthubanzi Mniki announced earlier thatthe Nelson Mandela Bay Task Teamformed by the members of the MayoralCommittee led by Corporate ServicesPortfolio Chairman, Councillor Wandis-ile Jikeka, was working very hard to endthe on-going strikes that could be crip-pling service delivery in the municipali-ty.

Their task, according to Mniki, was tointeract, and mediate in all the strikes bymunicipal employees.

SupplyChainManagementDivision strike called off

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NELSON Mandela Bay Municipality ExecutiveMayor, Benson Fihla, turned the first sod andofficially handed over the site to a contractor tomarkthestartof installationofservicesinKhay-amnandi, Despatch last Thursday.

The Metro Municipality will install serviceson 1 005 sites, which form part of phases 3 and4ofthehousingdevelopmentplannedinthearea.

“The project forms part of a bigger services in-stallation project in the same area, in prepara-tion for a housing development,” said actingCommunications Director Marthie Nel.

AccordingtoNel, throughthisproject, themu-nicipality will deliver houses that have running

water, sanitation and an integrated stormwaterdrainagesystem. Thismultimillionrandprojectforms part of the greater installation and im-provementof infrastructurebythemunicipalityto support the growing population of the city.

The Executive Mayor, otherwise known asOom Ben, told members of this Ward 41 commu-nity that his municipality was excited about theproject, and that the project was a structuredway to permanently deal with the poor sanita-tionthatresidentshadtoendureformanyyears.

He added that the Khayamnandi services in-stallation project was only one of many projectsalready started or in completion across the City.

“We are currently busy in areas like Wells Es-tate and NU 29 installing services for housing de-livery,” said Oom Ben Fihla.

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THE Self-Help and Resource Exchange(SHARE), a social development organisationassisting the needy inKwaNobuhle andKwa-Langaareas ofUitenhage, has receivedwarmclothing to benefit its people during thischilly winter season, thanks to the POPSFoundation, a non-profit-making organisa-tion (NPO) from Port Elizabeth.

The clothing delivery was received bySHARE’s Nominise Gogo.According to POPSFoundation Spokesper-

son Xenny Brown, the foundation has beenwatching with admiration the workings ofSHARE which has been responsible for nu-merous community projects and has becomewell-knownand respected for its unwaveringcommitment to improving the lives of theless fortunate.He added that SHARE continues to im-

prove poor people’s lives notably via itsShowOfHandsVolunteer ProgrammewhereVolkswagen South Africa (VWSA) employ-ees and their families invest their time andskills in their upliftment programmes.According to Brown this had led to POPS

receiving a trailer full of warm clothing fromVWSA.He added that POPSwas in return go-ing to distribute the clothing to help anumber of destitute andneedy people aroundNelsonMandela Bay to beat the chilly winterseason.“The clothing we received will enable us

to clothe a great many destitute and needyfolk this winter, in diverse areas like Vee-plaas, Motherwell, Joe Slovo and Aloes,among others,” said an upbeat Brown.He thanked VWSA Stakeholder Relations

ManagerNkosinathi Clay and the Communi-tyTrust’smanager atVWSAUitenhageMainPlant, Vernon Naidoo who both made the do-nations possible.

VWSAandPOPSFoundationkeep theneedywarm

At the handover of a trailer filled with warm clothing for the needy are, from left, MureedahBotha and Xenny Brown (both of POPS Foundation), Nominise Gogo (Langa/KwaNobuhle SHARE)and Vernon Naidoo (VW Community Trust Manager). PHOTO:SUPPLIED

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IT has been worth the wait. Phiwe PastorNozewu’s CD should be expected in musicstores nationally later this month.

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air-play at UWFM with this radio stationgetting the exclusive rights to the song atthe moment“This album has been inspired by many

things; some of which include the outcry

from Sdudla noMathousand that I recordthe song. At that time it was just the instru-mentals that I had created,” said theDJPop-ularly known as Pastor.From there other songs came in, and by

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2008 has worked with many householdnames such as Dj Lova and Point 5. It is,however, with this forthcoming album thathe believes he has delivered his best.“Many people who have had the opportu-

nity to hear some of the songs have beenasking when this album is coming out. Andnow I say, it is finally coming, and they willrealise that it has beenworth thewait,” saidthe enthusiastic Pastor.

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) For her share of 67 minutes Pam JohnsonofCentral inPortElizabethwill go toanold-agehome and be of assistance to the elderly. Shesaid, “I’ll go to the old-age home and do clean-ing as well be of assistance where there is aneed.”

) “I’ll be assisting HIV/Aids patients in the67minutes forMandela, a very passionate per-son who taught us never to discriminateagainst anyone but to be of assistance to theweak and the despised instead,” said PhumlaDiba of KwaMagxaki.

)Well-known boxing trainer Ntemi Fransfrom KwaNobuhle in Uitenhage said, “I’llspend the time training the youth in the art ofboxing in honour of Nelson Mandela, himselfa former boxer.”

)Walmer KFC employee NontuthuzeloMgwabana of Motherwell will be working onthe day. “I shall, however, domy share of pray-ing for Nelson Mandela’s health and offer as-sistance to especially theyoungand the elderlyin honour of Madiba on the day,” she said.

) “We’ll go to the Emlotheni Memorial SiteinNewBrighton to clean, as usual on the day,”said ANC Ward 14 Councillor Vuyani Dyan-tyi. He received tools from the Municipality’sWaste Management department and was as-sistedbyAmabutho toclean the insideandout-side of the site. He added that a local co-opera-tivewill be painting a crèche, thanks to a dona-tionofpaint sponsoredbyPowerConstruction,a company tarring the main road in the ward.

) Yoliswa Poyo, a teacher from Despatchsaid, “Witha friend,weidentifiedaneedy fami-ly from Joe Slovo Informal Settlement andbought clothing and a month’s groceries forthem - an unemployed mother and her threechildren. On the day, we’ll deliver the goods tothis family, spending quality time and eatinglunch together.’’

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A NUMBER of Nelson Mandela Bay boxerscould find themselves challenging for thehighest prize in the national professionalranks - the national titles, in the not too dis-tant future.

And that augurs well for the region whichused to be known as the Mecca of boxing inSouth Africa.

High on the list is Eastern Cape Middle-weight champion Makhosonke Zwengu ofKwaNobuhle.

A top rated Middleweight contender in thecountry, Zwengu is occupying the numberone spot, which means that he is the manda-tory challenger for KZN South African cham-pion Christopher Buthelezi.

Port Elizabeth’s Masixole Botile lies atnumber 6 in this division.

Unathi Jacobs, also of KwaNobuhle is ratedat Number 6 in the country’s Cruiserweights.This means that champion Daniel Bruwermay choose to defend against him when he

took a voluntary defence.But it is in the Light Heavyweight division

that Jacobs’ stakes are high. In this division,the fighting police official is ranked atnumber three for Tshepang Mohale’s title.

With KZN’s Wiseman Dlomo stripped ofhis national diadem because of his failure torenew his boxing licence after numerous re-minders to do so, Boxing SA (BSA) Directorof Operations Loyiso Mtya has recommend-ed that BSA Ratings Committee approve thetop rated boxers Anton Nel (Gauteng) andKZN’s Hein van Bosch to contest for the va-cant heavyweight title.

That gives local lad Ivan Strydom, the ECHeavyweight champion lying at number 5 inthe division a closer possibility of challeng-ing the national crown.

Though No.2 rated SA Welterweight con-tender Mziwoxolo Ndwayana is from eRhini,he boxes more in Nelson Mandela Bay andthe region would like to see him challengingTsiko Mulovhedzi for the title.

Waiting in the wings is Anelisa Gungqisa,a Walmer township pugilist who belted at

number 6 in the Lightweight division afterdispatching highly rated Zola Tunywa fromEast London recently.

“But, we’ll need 2 to 3 fights before we couldeven think of fighting for the national title,”

said Gungqisa’s trainer Caiphus Ntante.Lusindiso Siyo is at number 7 in the Junior

Bantamweight division while Simo Mbandecould consider himself lucky for keeping thenumber 10 spot in the bantamweight.

NMBpugilists couldviefornational titles in theirrespectivedivisions

There is no hurry for hot prospect Anelisa “Sugar Ray” Gungqisa PHOTO: NCEBA DLADLA

MOTHERWELL Urban Renewal Programme(MURP) in partnership with MotherwellSport Forum and Nelson Mandela Bay Munic-ipality organised a successful MotherwellSport Tournament last week.

The tournament was organised for the MO-FA juniors taking part in netball, karate, bas-ketball and judo.

Ward 23 Councillor Sindiswa Mthimkhulustated that the event was the proper platformto develop stars of tomorrow. Cllr Mthimkhu-lu also highlighted that sport was the righttool to fight crime.

MURP Director Nkosana Dunjana in-formed the spectators at NU 2 Stadium thatMURP was meant for Motherwell residentsand he appreciated the enthusiasm shown bythe residents during the entire event. Tro-phies and medals were presented to the win-ning teams and most outstanding individuals.

The results of the whole event went as follows:SoccerU-II: 1.Young Madrid, 2. Liverpool, 3. Shining StarsU-13:1. Liverpool, 2. Lion City, 3. Young IdeasU-15: 1. Young Ideas, 2. Shining Stars, 3. Young MadridU-17: 1. SUBS (R7000), 2. Lion City (R3000) 3. CamperUnitedBasketballWinners: Invaders. Runners-up: PE CometsMost valuable player: Sivuyile Mzuzu (Invaders)KarateU-13 Boys: Lubabalo Skosana (Motherwell Karate)U-15 Boys: Luyolo Melani (Motherwell Karate)Senior Ladies: LikamvaManqibisa (Motherwell Karate)Senior Men: Andile Ngaleka (Motherwell Karate)Club: Motherwell KarateJudoBest player, best judoke and most valuable player: Sensei Banzi GawulaNetballDevelopment section:1. Tiger Girls, 2. Young Killers, 3. Young RomansDivision: A1. Goal Desire, 2. Newcastle, 3. Converse– SELBY MADIKANE

M’well UrbanRenewal Programmegames results

Motherwell Karate Club students show their fruits of hard labour and they are supported by SenseiMncedisi Ngaleka, Sensei Vela Cele and Simphiwe Mbambani (LoveLife). PHOTO:SELBY MADIKANE

Banzi Gawula (best judoke) receives trophies from Cllr Sindiswa Mthimkhulu and from Cllr XolaSabana and standing in the far left is MURP Director Nkosana Dunjana PHOTO: SELBY MADIKANE

SELBY MADIKANE

VICTORIA Park High School U.14 soccerteam will take part in the SASFA EasternCape Macdonald eliminations in Mthathain OR Tambo District Municipality on July20 after beating Garrett Primary School 2-0in the SASFA Nelson Mandela Bay finalsat Wolfson Stadium recently.

VP’s goals came from the heads of Austin

Chink and Keagen Assam, in the earlystages of the first half and at the half waymark of the second half respectively.

Results:Preliminary round:* Garrett PS 2-0 Molefe JS* Ilinge PS 0-1 Ebongweni PS* VP had a byeSemifinals:* VP 2-0 Douglas Mbopha HS* Ebongweni PS 0-2 Garrett PS

VP to represent NelsonMandelaBay inprovincial finals

SASFA Nelson Mandela Bay Macdonald U.14 Cup champs - Victoria Park High School.PHOTO:SELBY MADIKANE

POPULAR FC fans are patiently waitingfor the day on which the WAFA Marina SeaSalt First Division trophy would be pre-sented to their side which has 60 leaguepoints.

Popular FC made their intentions clearin a 4-1 victory over Gidionites. The secondplace Bayna Eagles with 42 points, struckMabayibone Strikers 4-2.

Gwala Stars, which are lying in third spot

with 38 points, managed to overcome thefourth placed Manchester FC (with 33points) 3-2.

Walmer Hotspurs hunted Happy Lionwhich they defeated 5-1. Bayern Munichthrew everything into the game but luckfell on to Ghetto Stars which beat them 4-3.

Eagles were awarded soft points overGqebera Masters who did not honour theirgame. – SELBY MADIKANE

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SPECTACULAR Northern Areas FootballAssociation (NAFA) Premier Leaguegames kept fans on their feet recently.

NAFA Premier League log leaders Glen-ville Celtic had to fire on all cylinderswhen they narrowly defeated Wolves 3-2.

SAFA Nelson Mandela Bay Mayoral Cupwinners Blackpool snatched a 2-1 victoryfrom Ramblers.

It was do-or-die when Bloom Calliesplayed to a goalless draw against Sham-rocks.

Chatty United redeemed themselves intheir 2-0 win over Stardrift. Helenvaleovercame the high flying Hotspurs 2-1.

Park United also salvaged a hard fought2-2 when they were up against Saints.–- SELBY MADIKANE

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IT was joy when Fairview Rovers beat Imba-bala Young Stars 3-1 in SAFA Nelson Mande-la Bay SAB Promotion Playoffs at Zwide Sta-dium recently.

These two sides lost in the recent playoffssemifinals, and Real City’s place needed to becontested following its promotion to SAFAEC Provincial League. Vuyani Steve Makaza

registered Stars goal while Sharief Mamoo-jee opened the account for his side to makethe first half score 1-1.In the second half Rovers were tactically

the best side and looked dangerous. IsmaelFisher and Magen August scored a goal eachto make the final score 3-1 in favour of Rov-ers.Rovers skipper Jovern Jonas played an in-

strumental role in his side’s victory and asa result he was man of the match.

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Fairview Rovers skipper Jovern “JJ” Jonas is chased by Imbabala Young Stars player PHOTO:SELBYMADIKANE

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WITH just a few games left in the ZWIFAMarina Sea Salt First Division, some teamsseem to have thrown in the towel.

ZwideCeltics embarrassedYoungKillerswhen they thwarted them 9-1 at CamperUnited Grounds in Soweto-On-Sea.SwartkopsUnited led theother sideswith

48 points after beating Everton andHungryLions 2-0 each.

Real Dodgers managed to accumulate sixpoints after they edgedoutLeedsUnited 2-1.Miracles could not help the third placed

Young Brothers to lift the prestige trophybecause they have 39 points. Young Broth-ers pipped Blackburn United and Everton2-0 each.Shining Stars’ hopes of winning the

league were severely dashed when theywereheld toa3-3drawbyHungryLionsandbeaten by Leeds United 2-1. Young Starsshared the spoils 3-3 with Celtics.

Celtics kills KillersSwartkops United player loses the ball to Leeds United player. PHOTO:SELBY MADIKANE

SELBY MADIKANE

LIMEKHAYA FC KO tournament will takeplace at Rosedale Stadium this weekend.

Fans will watch a tough match betweenYoung Chiefs and Greenfields while Lime-khayawill take onAfricanChiefs. KUBS fac-

es Joe Slovo with Kruisfontein playingagainst Real Madrid.Fireworks are expected to be produced in

thegameofYoungPiratesandGoldenChiefs.Moonlight fans expect nothing more than awin when their side plays against Strikers.The knockout specialists Langa Citizens

look forward to disappoint New City.

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Langa Citizens set to win the LFC KO Tourney. PHOTO:SELBY MADIKANE

SELBY MADIKANE

FANSwere treated to goals galore games dur-ingZakheleFootballAssociation (ZAFA)Jun-ior League fixtures which resumed at BrazilBrothers field.

In the U-15 Section Real Stars thumpedYoung Professionals 15-0 while Brazil Broth-

ers whacked their neighbours Black Eagles14-1. Sunrise Development edged out RoyalBlues 4-1 with Ghetto XI devastating IslandCity 5-3.

U-13 results:* Young Professionals 3-4 Peace Lovers* Young Neighbours 0-4 Brazil Brothers* Black Eagles 3-6 Dynamos* Island City 5-4 Sunrise Development

Goalsgalore inZAFAJunior LeaguegamesSunrise Development player is challenged by Island City player. PHOTO:SELBY MADIKANE

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