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Walmer High SchoolHall in Gqeberha this

Sunday (June 16) not onlyhas all the ingredients of a

war of attrition but is alsobringingthemetroastepcloser

to reviving its former boxing glo-ry.

It will be a professional debutfor the duo and there is a lot atstake as this bout has been de-clared an elimination for theEastern Cape Title.

“Because of the scarcity ofheavier fighters in the prov-ince, the winner of this boutcouldbechallenging

The duo are former friends and sta-blemates atBillyLouw’s gyminSyden-ham.But since they signed the contractto fight in the undercard of SibongileNkebe’sbill, there isno love lostbetweenthem.Hope who is known as “The Rock” is

still with Louwwhile Strydom is current-ly under the tutelage of ShaneMarshall atCat Skills Boxing Club in Swartkops. Thelatter is known by the moniker, “Man ofFaith”. He believes he’s got the artillery tobreak Hope’s plans of a crack at the title.“This is not a game, this is a fight. I am going

to show Lesley ‘Hopeless’ what it is to be aheavyweight boxer. He has got no chance!He has insulted me by signing to fightagainstme. I’mgoing tomakehim feelthepain,” saidStrydomwhoturnedprofessional last year but was nev-er fortunate to lace-up a glove as apro.“I am happy I signed the con-

tract. I’mnotscaredofRenier (Stry-dom). Ihear there isa lotof talk,butcome the fight we’ll get it out. Myfather never raised cowards. Thisfightmeans a lot tome. I train hardand fight easy. They don’t call meThe Rock for nothing,” said Hope.“Theboyisreadytorumble. I tell

you now, there could be blood inthe ring on the day as there is badblood between the two boxers,”said Billy Louw.“We’ve worked so hard for the fight.

We eat, talk and sleep boxing so Hopewon’t last the distance,” said Marshall.“The return of white boxers to the

sport is a good thing; we appreciate it.Whites have been out of the game forsome time here. As a country we couldnot relax with only one colour involved- in any code,” said Mapitiza.He added, “Unlike their black counter-

parts, white boxers bring families, friends, col-leaguesandfans to thevenuesandthat isagoodmarketing tool for any sport.”

Lesley Hope aka “The Rock”. PHOTO:NCEBADLADLA

(Renier Strydom aka “Man of Faith”. PHOTO:NCEBA DLADLA

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CENSUS 2011 portrayed South Africa as ayouthful nation with the average age of thepopulation at 25 years and a third of the52 million population under the age of 15years.

A youthful nation is generally regardedas a positive development.

The unemployment statistics of theyouth, however, which is estimated to beabout 4,4 million people, are cause for veryserious concern.

It is against this backdrop that AbsaGroup Limited (Absa Bank) organised anentrepreneurship workshop at the RadisonBlu Hotel in Summerstrand last Thursdayto benefit about 150 young people (aged be-tween 14 and 35 years) from across the Nel-son Mandela Bay Metro.

According to Absa Eastern Cape Commu-nication Manager Cathy Schwarz, the cam-paign, which is called “Unlocking Youth Po-tential”, was one of several employee volun-teering opportunities supported by Absa inthe country and Barclays Bank in the restof Africa.

It was premised on Barclay’s commit-ment which is underpinned by a sense ofbusiness purpose - to help individuals, com-munities, businesses and economiesprogress and grow.

“We believe that the future success of ourcommunities and the economies in whichwe operate rely on this next generation hav-ing the right skills to fulfil its potential, ”said Schwarz, adding that the initiative em-powered the youth with skills necessary toachieve financial and economic independ-ence, as well as a sense of security.

The youths, who were identified through

Absa Enterprise Development, participatedin the three-hour coaching and knowledgesharing session which provided insightsand advice on how to start, run and growa small business, thanks to a programme de-veloped by Junior Achievement, an NGO onyouth entrepreneurship.

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MEMBERS of the South African Police Service(SAPS) in the Eastern Cape are offering aR20 000 reward to anyone who can assist withinformation leading to the arrest and possibleconviction of perpetrators who maliciouslydamaged a car belonging to Councillor AaronNyikilana and assaulted him.

It is alleged that Nelson Mandela Bay Ward54 Cllr.Nyikilana’s twin-cab bakkie was petrol-bombed while it was parked outside his VioletStreet house in NU11 Motherwell on 6th April2013. The councillor was forced to flee as he wasallegedly assaulted when he tried to intervene,according to police spokesperson Warrant Of-ficer Dumile Gwavu.

“The bakkie’s damage is estimated to beR300 000,” said W/O Gwavu.

It is furtheralleged, accordingtoGwavu,thatthe house belonging to the same councillorNyikilana was petrol bombed by a group of peo-ple on 7 May this year. Damages this time wereestimated at R150 000.

According to W/O Gwavu, a task team thatwas established to investigate these attacks didnot yield results and now the police need com-munity assistance.

“A reward of up to R20 000 will be issued toanyone who can assist the police with informa-tion that may lead to the arrest and successfulconviction of the perpetrators,” said Gwavu.Those with info can contact Detective WarrantOfficer Riaan Steyn of Motherwell Police Sta-tion at 0 041 405 6504 or 0 082 657 0447. – NCEBADLADLA

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NELSON Mandela Bay Municipalityapproved what it called the pro-poor2013/2014 budget on Friday 7 June.

The R8,6 billion budget, which comprisesa R1,1 billion capital budget and an operatingbudget of R7,5 billion, will be effective from1 July.

Though thebudget reflected tariff increasesin property rates, water, sanitation, refuseand electricity, all political parties represent-ed in council agreed that the budget as wellas the Integrated Development Plan (IDP)would serve the interests of the poormembersof Nelson Mandela Bay communities, accord-ing to acting Communications Director, Mar-tie Nel.Budget andTreasuryPortfolioChairperson

CouncillorBaluNarancalled thebudget “aus-tere and prudent.”He added that it was “unashamedly and un-

apologetically pro-poor” - something the mu-nicipality needed in pursuance of itsmandateof redressing the imbalances and injustices ofthe past suffered by the broad majority of thepeople.“It was clear to the leadership that this

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the face ofNelsonMandelaBay, improve serv-ice delivery to our residents, enhance thequality of their lives, and restore their digni-ty,” said Naran.The focus of the budget is on human settle-

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WITH beaming faces and the notes of the fa-mous “Gaudeamus Igitur” some 40 senior cit-izens fromall the townships of Port Elizabeth“graduated” on May 30.

Matizole Gwaxula, co-founder of the Ubun-tu training centre in Zwide, said this groupreceived training in cookery, crocheting,knitting and beading, as well as computertechnology.“When we work with the children at the

centre, we also befriend the older folk. Wewant these women to become economicallyproductive, rather than sitting at home un-employed.”Nomalanga Lamani (63) said the training

had opened doors for her.“I can now start my own business with

beading and other crafts. I am so grateful to-wardsUbuntu.Mygranddaughters also cometo the centre after school. They receive foodhere and also learn skills.”Nomawonga Goduka (58), her classmate,

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skills, and best of all is the computer know-ledge. Now I can join in the conversationwhen my children or grandchildren sit infront of the computer.“My family, who were all present to see us

receive our certificates, are also proud ofme.”Ongama Mtinka, the centre’s spokesper-

son, explained that they focus on the vulnera-ble people from the township.“This is an empowerment programme. We

call these older persons the drop-ins, insteadof the drop-outs. We already have a list of in-terested persons for the next course startingin June.“We want to help the graduates further

throughworkshops inmarketing and the set-up of a business plan for small businesseswith which they will hopefully start,” saidMtimka.For more information about the Ubuntu

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Nomalanga Lamani (left) and Nomawonga Goduka beamed with pride at the graduation ceremony of the Ubuntu training centre in Zwide. PHOTO:DE­ON FERREIRA

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Aba titshala bahlanu bebekuqeqesho lwee-veki ezintlanu lokuziqhelanisa nguFelicityEvans, Kate Monley Soanes, Kerri White,Kimberly Conner kunye noHeather New-man.Phambili kokuba ezi titshala zaseSheffield

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) Prince Mbambaza of Motherwell lovesthe idea. He said, “It’s a good idea. I loveit. Our children fail because they do notlearn in their home language. In their own

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) “I say no! A child will struggle to speakEnglish if teaching will be in mothertongue. Just imagine when they watch pro-grammes broadcast in English on televi-sion and they don’t understand,” saidZandile Kana of KwaNobuhle, adding thatthose who can’t speak proper English be-

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) “It is not right. Childrenmust be taughtin the mother tongue from Grade R untilthey finish school. Otherwise, how are theygoing to know, love and respect their lan-guage?” asked Nolitha Mahayiya also ofKwaNobuhle.

) Sipho Sokoyi of Motherwell disagreedwith the Minister. He said, “I don’t agree.Childrenmust be taught in English in order

for them to be enlightened. Everythingnowadays is done in English. English is thelingua franca; children taught in isiXhosawon’t mix well with their peers and thatway they will be deprived of more know-ledge and skills to better themselves.”

) “My child is in Grade 2 and can’t readisiXhosa at all. In fact, they are not allowedto speak isiXhosa at school,” said Sindi Bolo-ti of KwaZakhele. She added, “I agree withthe Minister. Mother tongue teaching isgood while children are still very young.”

Bay residentsonmother tongue teaching

Sipho Sokoyi

NelsonMandelaBay residents toldPEExpress Indaba reporter,NcebaDladla their viewson theMinister’s call on their children’s education

Zandile Kana Nolitha Mahayiya Sindi BolotiPrince Mbambaza

The Department of Social Development andSpecial Programmes is requesting anyonewith tinformation regarding the followingchildren to contact the social worker, Ms FMbuli at 0 041 406 5805 / 5905 / 5708 duringoffice hours or fax 0 086 581 8203.

) The biological father of Busisiwe Robileborn on 18/11/1998. To their knowledge thebiological mother of the child, BulelwaWendy Robile passed away in 2006 and theidentity and whereabouts of the father is un-

known.) The biological father andmaternal fami-

ly of Linathi Speelman born on 13/06/2006.To their knowledge the biological motherpassed away in 2009 and the identity of thefather is unknown. The maternal family isknown to be somewhere in Grahamstown.

) The biological father of Yonela Nelanaborn on 22/09/2002 andApheleleNelanabornon 23/07/2005. To their knowledge the biolog-ical mother of these children passed awayand the identity of their father is unknown.

Children’sbiological fathers sought

The Department of Social Developmentand Special Programmes is requestingany-one with information with regard tothe whereabouts of Morne Oersen, resid-

ing in Port Elizabeth to contact socialworker, Lee-Anne Erasmus at0 041 406 5907 during office hours (8am -4.30pm) or fax 0 041 406 5946.

MorneOersen sought

The Department of Social Developmentand Special Programmes is requestingany-one with information regarding thebiological father of Devronisha Mccolley,born on 17/10/2007, to contact socialwork-er Ms N Qwemeshe at 0 041 406 5868 or

0 041 406 5803 during office hours (8am -4.30pm). The name of the biological fatheris Peter Lewack. The biological motherGeraldineMccolley died on 20/5/2011. Thebiological father is thought to stay inBloe-mendal.

Biological father of DevronishaMccolley sought

The Department of Social Development andSpecial Programmes inNelsonMandelaMet-ro is requesting anyone with information re-garding the following children to contact thesocial worker, Mzoli Mavimbela at0 041 406 5760 during office hours (8am to4.30pm) or fax 0 041 406 5797.

) The biological father of the 16-year-old

girl, Sinelizwi Sikukula. Her biologicalmother was Sikukula Nobayanda. She diedon 07/01/2012. She was residing in Umtata(Transkei).

) The biological father of the 4-year-oldboy, Thabile Mahlabane. His biologicalmother was Zonke Mahlabane. She died on22/03/2010. She was residing in Umtata(Transkei).

Biological fathers sought

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CAPE Town sensation Jimmy Nevis andfriends will be performing at The Board-walk’s Vodacom Amphitheatre this Fri-day.Jimmy, a Cape Town musician who is

making hismark by “trying to get SA backinto popmusic”, will be in PE to spread hismessage, together with a few other musi-cians.PE fans will be given the chance to hear

the singer of “Elephant Shoes” and “Heart-boxing” among other great songs live onstage. Jimmy, together with Rude WorldRecords and David Gresham Records, hasreleased his debut album titled Sublimi-nal, which has been out inmusic stores na-tionwide since November 1 last year.Recent big news from the rising singer

is that he has joined chart-topping acts Ste-ve Aoki, Deadmau5, Benny Benassi, Alys-sa Reid andKaskadewith the signing of anexclusive deal with top American record

label Ultra Records for the United Statesof America.Jimmyandother local artistswill be per-

forming at The Boardwalk’s VodacomAm-phitheatre for one night only on Friday,June 14 from 7.30pm. Tickets are availablefrom Computicket for R100 per person.Win! Win! Win!The PE Express has two double tickets

to give away for Jimmy’s show at the Am-phitheatre. To enter, go to www.pe-ex-press.co.za and click on Competitions.The competition closes on Friday at

10:00. Winners will be notified bymeans ofcontact details provided. Tickets will notbe transferred to another person if thewin-ner cannot attend – a newwinnerwill haveto be drawn.

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PORT Elizabeth fathers (and their families) willbeable to laughtheircaresawayonFather’sDaywith an afternoon of comedy.Peru and Balawill be at The Boardwalk to en-

tertain fans for one showonly as part of their na-tional tour.“We wanted to help the children of the Metro

spoil their fathers, and what better way than tospend the afternoon with friends and family?”said The Boardwalk general manager CliffordNgakane.TheshowfeaturesSouthAfrica’smost famous

“senior citizens of sit-down comedy”, Peru andBala, featuring Karou Charou.It isbeinghostedinTheBoardwalk’sVodacom

Amphitheatre on Sunday, June 16 from 3.30pm.KarouCharou has been entertaining audienc-

es around the countrywith his one-man comedyshow.This June he will be joined by the academic

genius, “Professor Pyarelal”, and the entrepre-neurial king of gravysoaking potatoes “HarryMama”.Ticketsareavailable fromComputicketfor R130 per person.

AN exciting new theatre exchange pro-gramme between actors from Port Elizabethand United States of America will take placeduring June.

Marti Gobel and her company from Mil-waukee will be taking Port Elizabeth bystorm, with a view to a long-term exchangewith groups from Port Elizabeth.Their stay herewill include the one-woman

production of Neat and will also include aworkshop and play-reading for 40 Port Eliza-beth thespians.The Renaissance/Uprooted Theatre has

beennegotiating this exchange for some time,and the company finally arrived in Port Eliza-beth on June 9.Apart from rehearsing the show and pre-

paring for performance, Marti Gobel will berunningworkshops with actors from the PortElizabeth area. Theproject has been arranged

with the Isithatha Trust, an initiative startedby Sharon Rother, Gift Buqa and PhambiliNgcanyisa, together with Judith Tientyen ofthe Sinakho Trust. The project is being runin collaboration with the Port Elizabeth Op-era House.The actors involved in the workshops will

get to be a part of 1 Voice! 1 Play! 1 Day! whichis a national US project for the upliftment ofAfrican American Theatre.Neat is written by Charlayne Woodard, a

magnificent storytellerwho spins her own ex-quisite real-life remembrance of her brain-damaged aunt,Neat, and the profound changeshe brought to Charlayne’s life.Neat will be performed by Marti Gobel at

the Barn on Friday, June 14 and Saturday, Ju-June 15, at 7.30 pm.Tickets are R65 and R50 for students and

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IN their bid to collect the silverware, PEDem-onstrators secured four points in their ZAFANjeya Investments First Division doubleheader at Wolfson Stadium last weekend.

PE Demos were held to a 1-1 draw by Dyna-mos in their first game and humiliatedMoon-

light City 4-0 in their second game.Other title-chasers Young Professionals collected sixpoints when they edged out Island City 11-1and defeated Real Stars 3-0.Another side in the league race Young Ro-

mans thwarted XI Masters 4-0, and they wal-loped Royal Blues 5-0.ZAFA Njeya Investments First Division re-

sults:* Peace Lovers 2-1 Black Eagles* Real Strikers 2-0 Sunrise Development* Moonlight City 3-4 Major Stars* Peace Lovers 0-3 Stone Breakers* Brazil Brothers 1-0 United Brothers* Makawula Brothers 0-2 City All Stars* Royal Blues 2-0 Everton* Fairway Stars 2-0 Everton* Dynamos 2-2 Peace Lovers* Real Strikers 4-5 Stone Breakers* Major Stars 1-1 Vutha Celtics* Makawula Brothers 4-2 Black Eagles* XI Masters 1-1 City All Stars.

SELBY MADIKANE

WITH just one game left, South AfricanSchools Football Association (SASFA)Motherwell Spur Masidlale U-13League games were played at Mother-well NU2 Stadium.

In the girls’ section Vezubuhle Prima-ry School drew 1-1 with SiyaphambiliJunior Secondary School.The log leaders Imbasa Primary

School drubbed Canzibe PrimarySchool 3-0. Khulile Primary Schoolplayed to a goalless draw with ElufefeniPrimary School. Mdengentonga Prima-ry School pipped Mboniselo PrimarySchool 2-0. Nxanelwimfundo JuniorSecondary School went down 2-0 to Vu-kanibantu Primary School.In the boys’ section the log leaders Im-

basa Primary School hammered Canzi-be Primary School. Vezubuhle PrimarySchool shared the spoils 1-1 with Siya-phambili Primary School. Khulile Pri-mary School also held Elufefeni Prima-ry School to a goalless draw. MboniseloPrimary School trailed Mdengentonga

Primary School 2-0 with Nxanelwimfun-do Junior Secondary School succumb-ing 2-0 to Vukanibantu Primary School.

SASFAMotherwellSpurMasidlaleU.13League results

Mfundo Busakwe (Imbasa PS) is tackled byLuxolo Kiviet (Canzibe PS) during the SpurMasidlale League game. PHOTO:SELBYMADIKANE

PEDemosset their eyesonZAFANjeya InvestmentsFirstDivisionCup

A Brazil Brothers player ischallenged by Real Strikers player.PHOTO:SELBY MADIKANE

SELBY MADIKANE

THE ZWIFA Marina Sea Salt PremierLeague season was completed at CamperUnited grounds last Saturday.

One of ZWIFA’s oldest sides known asAmaramba or Intshentshe, ManchesterCity fought back against gutsy Golden Ac-

es beating them3-1 to avid relegation to Su-per League. Credit must go to the player-coach Vuyo Shorts Zondani who played aninstrumental role in his side’s success.Vuyo who played more than 30 years forAmaramba.Umanyano Stars also escaped a drop to

a lower league when they drew 1-1 withShining Stars. Newcomers Camper United

and Young Killers weredropped to Super League.ZWIFA Marina Sea Salt Premier

League results:* Shining Stars 5-2 Gal City* Real Crusaders 0-0 Zwide Pirates* Zwide Celtics 2-0 Morning StarsZWIFA Super League results:* Real Dodgers 1-1 Swartkops United* Everton 2-1 Blackburn United* Hungry Lions 1-2 Zwide Celtics* Mighty Heroes 2-3 Young Brothers* Blackburn United 0-2 Hungry Lions* Mighty Heroes 2-0 Young Killers* Real Dodgers 3-2 Young Brothers* SwartkopsUnited 2-1 Shining Stars* Zwide Celtics 2-0 Everton

Manchester City fought back to play inZWIFAPremier League

A Gal City player is chased by aShining Stars player. PHO­TO:SELBY MADIKANE

NCEBA DLADLA

BEES Boxing Club of KwaNobuhle in Uiten-hage has organised a boxing tournament atThanduxolo High School this Saturday (June15) featuring all the clubs in the Nelson Man-dela Bay Municipality

An upbeat Michael Mbekisa, manager ofBees Boxing Club, has announced an excitingprogramme to spice upwhat he called a devel-opment boxing tournamentwhereUitenhage,Motherwell, Port Elizabeth and KirkwoodZones will be represented by both male andfemale participants.Nelson Mandela Bay Amateur Boxing Or-

ganisation (NMBABO) Deputy SecretaryMbekisa, who doubles as a secretary of theUitenhage Zone, said former trainers,manag-ers, ring officials (referees and judges) andprofessional boxers will be honoured with

certificates andmedals as a token of apprecia-tion during the event.“We’ll recognise the role of only 16 of the

boxing greats because of financial con-straints. Otherwise, we would have liked tohonour more,” said Mbekisa without men-tioning the names of those that Bees BoxingClub will honour.He said, “Bydoing thisweare trying to send

a strong message to the metro municipalitythat it is time thatwehonour thosewho enter-tained us in the ring and remained our trueambassadors of the sport especially duringthe dark days of apartheid.”The weigh-in will start at 8am followed by

match-making, then the first bout around10am.Mbekisa said junior-boxers will pay R2 for

the scale and seniors R3. Admission for theshow is R5 and there will be DJs to entertainthe crowds with thumping music.

BeesBoxingClub tourney tohonourveteransofthegame this Saturday

SELBY MADIKANE

Kulindeleke ukuba isikolo samabangaaphantsi Imbasa Primary siyikhuselengokukuko intshinga yaso xa siqubisananeentshaba zasi ebholeni iZanoxolo Primarykumdlalo wamagqibela kaNkqoyi weSASFAMotherwell Milo Cup U-13 kumabala ase-Motherwell eNU 9 namhlanje.

Oku kusemva kokuba Imbasa PS itywaty-ushe kanobom iKhulile Primary 5-0 kumdla-lo wangaphambili.Kumdlalo wokuhluzelaomamagqibela, iZanoxolo isuke emva yag-qithela phambili ngokwenza njalo ibetha iM-pumalanga PS 2-1 ngeepenalti emva koku-bambana ntanganye ngo 1-1 kwixesha lomd-lalo.Imbasa PS inqunqel’ egoqweni iMdengen-

tonga PS 6-0 ikomnye umdlalo. Amanqaku e-

Imbasa PS afakwe ngenqina likaTawa Me-likhaya, Vangqa Nkosikhona (2) kunye no-Asavela Mzizi (3).

NCEBA DLADLA

ANELISAGungqisa ofWalmerTownshipwillhave to shine in front of his partisan crowdwhenhe lockshornswithZolaTunywaofPed-die in the lightweight division over 8-roundsat Vernon Gamanda Hall in Walmer/Gqeber-ha High School Hall this Sunday (June 16).

The duo will headline a Silindokuhle Box-ing Promotions 9-bout bill rightfully dubbed“The Youth Day Tournament” by promoterSibongile Nkebe. It is sanctioned by BoxingSouth Africa (BSA) under the supervision ofMthunzi Mapitiza.Up-and-coming prospect Gungqisa, with a

record of 6 wins (all by Knock Out) a solitaryloss and a draw in 8 fights will ask questionsagainst 6th ranked SA challenger Tunywawith an equal number of fights (3-wins and 5-losses).Both boxers will need a win to boost their

careers as they both lost their last fights –Gungqisa on points against Sizwe Yolo at JeffMasemola Hall in Uitenhage on 12 December2012 and Tunywa on a stoppage by VusumziBokolo in East London on 13 March.In the main supporting bout over 6 rounds

in the Flyweight division, KwaNobuhle’sXolani Mpushe will be taking on ThembelaniNxoshe (ranked 9th in SA Flyweights) from

East London in what promises to be a hum-dinger.In the main preliminary bout, also over 6-

rounds in the mini-flyweight division, sea-soned fighter Siyabulela Khuphiso of Uiten-hage will have to prove if he’s still a force tobe reckoned with in the division when he bat-tles against up-and-coming SiphosethuNcisa-na of Port Elizabeth.In the other bouts, all over 4-rounds: Reiner

Strydom versus Lesley Hope (heavyweight);Lonwabo Roboshi vs Mzwamadoda Jibiliza(mini-flyweight); Jongikhaya Bomvana vsBulelani Rooibaard (lightweight); ReinierStrydom vs Lesley Hope (Heavyweight);

Professionalboxing returns to Gqeberha

Kowamagqibela kaNkqoyi eMiloCupU-13ImbasaPS ijijisana ne-ZanoxoloPS

Imbasa PS team with their coach Mbeko VincentSolo ready to take on Zanoxolo PS PHOTO:SELBY MADIKANE

Anele Bebe vsThembelani Budaza(Junior Feather-weight); BonganiJimvsVuyisileGxe-lesha (lightweight)and in the only fe-male bout in theLightweight divi-sion, Nomampon-domise Xotyeni vsNozipho Bell.The first bout

starts at 2pm. Ad-mission isR40adultsand R20 children.