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ZWARTKOPS Conservancy Motherwell Envi-ronmentClubpresented its 2014Mr&MissEn-viro Club Concert at Motherwell Library Hallon Thursday.

However, the event turned into a resound-ing success asmembers of the community andparents came into the library hall in theirdroves.Before the event started candles were lit to

pay tribute to SouthAfrica’s late former presi-dent Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela, and to HIV-AIDS fallen victims. There were lots of festivi-ties such as drama, dancing and singing to en-tertain the attendees.Pearl Jonas of theWildlife Environment So-

ciety of SA (WESSA) commended the club forkeeping the children off the streets and as such“the children keep their environment clean”.

Jonas said, “I am very delighted to see theyoung people committed to raise awarenessof keeping their environment clean. Thisproject prepares our youth to be responsiblecitizens. If we inculcate the right values andnorms in our children at the right time, weare surely going to have disciplined caring fu-ture community members.”The participants were asked simple ques-

tions about the environment by the judgeswho were Jonas, Julia Maya (Motherwell Li-brary staff member) and Kwanele Sinxo(NMB Municipality employee)The results of the 2014 Mr & Miss Enviro

Club Concert are:Junior girls: 1. Phumelele Xoli; 2. Siyahl-

uma Ncandana; 3. Yibanathi RuseloSenior girls: 1. Asemahle Ntabeni; 2.Athule

Ruselo; 3.Ayaxolisa NtabeniSenior boys; 1. Unathi Maniselo; 2.Makhi

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Winning contestants with Portia Zenzile (Zwartkops Conservancy Motherwell Enviro Club), PearlJonas(WESSA), Jenny Rump (Zwartkops Conservancy), Julia Maya (Motherwell Library), KwaneleSinxo (NMB Municipality) and Patricia Ntabeni (Zwartkops Conservancy Motherwell Enviro Club).

PHOTO: SELBY MADIKANE

NCEBA DLADLA

ARE you a sheep farmer who have lost someof your sheep in thePort Elizabeth area in thelast few days?

Well, the Stock Theft Task Team is lookingfor farmers’ assistance in the identifying ofmerinosheep thatwere recovered in theearlyhours of Sunday morning in New Brighton,Port Elizabeth.Thiscameaboutafter theNewBrightonvis-

ible policing members of the South AfricanPolice Service (SAPS) pulled off a Ford Couri-er Bakkie.“The occupants of the vehicle fled on foot,”

said police spokesperson Warrant OfficerBasil Seekoei.Upon further investigation, he said, the

members found 14 merino sheep under coveron the bakkie, nine of which were still alive.According to W/O Seekoei, the legs of the

sheep were tied up with wire. He added thata tattoo mark was visible but very vague.

“Some of the sheep have yellow plastic tagsandgreenplastic tags in their ears,” saidW/OSeekoei, adding that one of the sheep had agreen and metal (possible stud tag) in thesame ear.He said police were looking for any farmer

that could possibly identify the sheep to con-tact the Commander of the Uitenhage StockTheft Unit, Capt. Gary Du Randt.

. In an unrelated case the Despatch Detec-tives are calling for community assistance inthe investigation of a house robbery.

This follows after three suspects, armedwith a firearm, allegedly kicked a back dooropen of a house in Khayamnandi Despatch inthe early hours of Sunday morning and de-manded the “Stokvel” money.According to W/O Seekoei, the suspects al-

legedly tiedup theirvictims in theirbedroom,took anundisclosed amount of cash and somepersonal belongingsand fled the scene ina sil-ver Toyota Corolla.Anyone with information can contact the

Despatch Police Station, said W/O Seekoei.

Stolenmerino sheep recovered, owner sought

A GROUP of 45 established entrepreneursfrom the Nelson Mandela Bay, who are en-rolled in The Hope Factory’s business devel-opment programme, have graduated.They have completed a 17-week course

which focuses on financial management andpersonal and business development.Starting and running a financially viable

and sustainable business in SouthAfrica canbe quite a daunting task as, on average, onlyone in five businesses succeeds. This is large-ly due to a lack of business knowledge, train-ing or experience.Entrepreneurs need support and through

The Hope Factory’s business mentorshipprogramme, these 45 individuals have expe-rienced just that.Peter Gossman, a Business and Finance fa-

cilitator, says this comprehensive courseequips the students with skills that are vital

to their businesses. “Many of our entrepre-neurs who have gone through our pro-grammehave said that TheHope Factory hassaved their business and helped them to be-come profitable and sustainable,” he says.When Rene Sauls, owner of Picnic Basket,

joined TheHope Factory she had no businessexperience. With the help of her businessmentor, AnthonyMatroos, they began apply-ing the basics principles of businessmanage-ment, building basic business blocks to en-sure the business became profitable.“In the first few months the business

showed a loss, but has slowly started tomakea profit after we implemented a businessstrategywith a heavy focus on profitability,”says Matroos.Lungisa Lutshaba, owner of Lungisu-

preme Beverages, says, “I have learned thatunderstanding the business is key to its suc-

cess.“Passion and enthusiasm alone will not

safeguard a brand in this highly competitiveenvironment.“The Hope Factory helpedme to better un-

derstand my client’s problems by buildinggood relationships and by doing risk analy-sis. I can now make calculated decisionswhile shaping and reviving my business.”Another happy graduate is Simphiwe Nt-

lantsana, the owner of Ntlantsana Account-ants and Auditors.He says, “This is an awesome programme

as it helped me to understand the many as-pects of running a successful and sustaina-ble business.“We as entrepreneurs need to take full ad-

vantage of the programmes available as theyindeed give hope to our business men andwomen.” – INDABA REPORTER

Entrepreneursgraduateandaim togrowsustainablebusinesses

At the graduation were, from left, PeterGossman, Lungisa Lutshaba, Rene Sauls andSimphiwe Ntlantsana. PHOTO:JUSTIN REINECKE

)The Eastern Cape De-partment of Social Devel-opment and Special Pro-grammes, NelsonMandelaDistrict, Ibhayi ServiceOf-fice, is looking for informa-tion on the whereabouts ofAnelisiwe Nceku’s biologicalfather and mother.The child’s mother

Lungiswa Nceku is origi-nally fromKwaNgqinaLo-cation in Ntabankulu.Anelisiwe was born on the2/2/2000. The father’s iden-tity is unknown.

)The Eastern Cape De-partment of Social Devel-opment and Special Pro-grammes, NelsonMandelaDistrict, Ibhayi ServiceOf-fice, is looking for informa-

tion on the whereabouts ofWanele Zilimbola’s biologicalfather andmother.Wanelewas born on 12/06/2008.The child’s mother Ay-abonga Zilimbola was lastseen in 2008. The father’sidentity is unknown.Both children were left

in the care of the lateNomavukuvuku Dyantyi(DOD April 2013) and lateNomhle Dyantyi (DODJanuary 2012). The chil-dren are now in the care ofNomaswazi Dyantyi.Anyone who has infor-

mation about the missingpersons mentioned aboveis requested to contact so-cial worker, EllenMakuwa at 041 406 5733during office hours.

Help find these peopleIn accordance withthe editorial policyof the PE ExpressIndaba, we invite

readers to commenton mistakes in the

newspaper and shallcorrect significanterrors as soon as

possible. Send infoto the Ombudsmanof Media24’s Local

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UZANENKOSI Matshanga isthe PE Express Indaba FrontPage Christmas Baby for 2014.

Five-month-old Uzanenkosi,a bubbly little boy, is the first-born child of Xolisile (31) andPricilla Tshabangu (30) ofMotherwell.

Uzanenkosi, the darling ofhis parents who are both em-ployees of the Nelson MandelaBay Municipality, is a playfulchild who does not cry unlesshe is hungry, according to hismother Pricilla, who is an ac-countant at the metro.

Pricilla saidUzanenkosi feedson breastmilk and he loves it tobits. Although Pricilla wasthinking of introducingUzanenkosi slowly to other ba-by foods, shewas, however, hap-py that he enjoys breast-milk.

“Uzanenkosi is a happy childwho is always playful. The only

time he cries is when he is hun-gry. I breast feed him and afterthat he is happy again. He lovesmommy’s breastmilk,” a proudPricilla said.

She teasingly added thatthough Uzanenkosi recognisesand plays with his father Xolis-ile, an Asset Auditor at the mu-nicipality, she thinks thatUzanenkosi loves her more.

“I think he loves me moreprobably because of the food Igive him,” she chuckled.

Pricilla admitted, however,that the little boy, who is his fa-ther’s lookalike, loves sittingon his father’s lap and watch-ing football on television withhim.

“Uzanenkosi notices thingsin the house and he loves toysespecially Sophie The Giraffe.That’s his favourite,” said Pri-cilla.

Uzanenkosi with his mother Pricilla Tshaban-gu and grandmother Petro Zondani.PHOTO:PRO DESIGN PHOTOGRAPHERS

NCEBA DLADLA

CHILDREN fromSibanye Pre-school inNU29Motherwell enjoyed a Christmas Party onFriday December 4.

“We had a good year since we started thisinstitution on February 3 this year.We decid-ed to close the year on a high note,” saidfounder and principal Nombulelo Mdana.

The children, members of staff and invitedguests, that included Reverend Befile, had agood time.

“They all had a lovely experience. OnMon-day we cut the cake and had joy written on

all the little ones’ faces, Mdana told PE Ex-press Indaba.

According toMdana, because of the pover-ty that’s ravaging many families in Mother-well, especially in her area, some of the tod-dlers she taught were not going to get sucha Christmas treat at home.

“I usually do Christmas parties for thechildren in this community. This year,since we started the creche, we felt it mustbe an opportunity for our children to cle-brate with us. And, they loved it,” she saidadding that the parents of the childrenthanked her and her school committee forthe good gesture.

Christmaspartyat SibanyePre-school

Principal Nombulelo Mdana (left) and teacher Nokwezi Dastile with some of the Sibanye pre-school toddlers during a party in NU29, Motherwell last Friday. PHOTO:SUPPLIED

NCEBA DLADLA

CHRISTMAS came early for the children ofKwaNobuhle as members of the South Afri-can Police Service (SAPS) gave them partypacks in celebration of the festive season onFriday December 12.

About 1 200 children from across the

KwaNobuhle wards spent the day with theBest Medium Police Station in the EasternCape, the Kwanobuhle Police Station.

The initiative started in 2012 and gainedmomentumover the years, and this year thetheme “A Cop is My Friend” was embracedby children, who were dancing and ululat-ing on seeing police vehicles.

“We are nurturing our relationships with

children and simultaneously encouragingthem not to be scared to report crime to thepolice,” said Station Commander, ColonelZolani Xawuka.

“We went to the streets so as to assurechildren that our presence should makethem feel safe and secured,” said Col Xawu-ka.

According toColXawuka, SAPSmembers

donated party packs for the special guests,the children.

It was an exciting day for the childrenwith KwaNobuhle Community Police Fo-rum (CPF) Deputy Chairperson,Ntombekhaya Mona showing her hiddentalent of storytelling.

The happy children danced and laughedas they found the police to be very friendly.

Police give early Christmas to KwaNobuhle children

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) Sunshine Busakwe of Rowallan Park who willturn three years in March 2015 goes toWestleigh Play and Learn Centre. She said, “Iwant a doll. A baba (in case we did not hear)and a ball.”

)Chanel Botes (4) of Rowallan Park who goesto Cleverkids Pre-school said, “I want a Bar-bie doll and people to love Jesus.”

) Precious Jamal (3) of Motherwell who at-tends Teddy Bears Creche in NU2, said shewants a dress, cake and poppy (doll).

) Kyle Stoltz (6) of Hunters Retreat, who goesto Cleverkids Pre-school, wants a car with aremote control for Christmas.

) “I want a Barbie and that daddies andmommies love their children,” saidMika Vance(6) of Kabega Park. She goes to CleverkidsPre-school.

) Nceduluntu Pre-school, KwaDwesi Ex-tension’s Athabile Rubushe said: “I want a carand a bicycle.” His grandmother VuyelwaRubushe said the boy loves cars.

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THE Nelson Mandela Bay Mu-nicipality led by the Sports, Rec-reation, Arts and Culture Direc-torate under the Executive Di-rector Noxolo Nqwazi presenteda play in honour of the ExecutiveMayor, “Oom Ben”, as a ‘LivingLegend’ for his contribution tothe struggle for liberation.

The play, “The Long andWinding Road Travelled byOom Ben”, was presented aspart of the Nelson Mandela Leg-acy Projects at the Opera Houselast Thursday and the first citi-zen enjoyed it.Port Elizabeth Express Inda-

ba’s Nceba Dladla was there tocapture the event with his cam-era.

NelsonMandelaBayhonours itsfirst citizen inahistorical drama

MayoralCommitteemembers fromleft, AndileMfunda andNomamerikaSoul, with theExecutiveMayor, OomBen Fihla at theOpera House.

First LadyMama Ntombi-zodwa Fihlawas also at thePE Opera Houseto watch theplay thathonoured herhusband OomBen.

Mandela BayMunicipal ManagerMpilo Mbambisa didnot miss theopportunity to watchthe play to honourOom Ben.

DA MPL NqabaBhanga was one ofthe dignitaries at theOpera House.

Working behind the scenes at the PE Opera House during Oom Ben’splay were from left, Nomabandla Mabala, Cingiwe Skosana andNomgcobo Mkhize.

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SELBY MADIKANE

PPC in partnership with SAFA recognisedand honoured 288 coaches from the EasternCape who have recently passed the SAFA D-Licence Course which is the entry level incoaching football.

The function, which was attended by SAFAPresident Dr Danny Jordaan, SAFA Develop-ment Agency CEO Dr Robin Petersen, SAFAEC General Secretary Isaac Klaas, SAFANMB President Monde Mhletywa, NMB Mu-nicipality DeputyMayor Thando Ngcolomba,PPC General Marketing Manager SibongileMooko and other football officials, was heldat the NMB Stadium recently.Over the past few months in eight different

SAFA Eastern Cape regions, SAFA has em-barked on an intensive programme to raisethe coaching level in the province.PPC, being the major leading manufactur-

ers and suppliers of cement in the entire

Southern Africa, have funded the project aspart of football and youth development thatthey have invested in through the SAFA De-velopment Agency.According to SAFANMB President Monde

Mhletywa, this is part of SAFA’s Vision 2020Football Development Programme that hasits ultimate goal of creating national teamsthat are constantly ranked in the top 3 inAfri-ca and the top 20 in the world.Mooko said, “We are proud to have part-

nered SAFA Development Agency and tohave invested in this development pro-gramme. As an organisation we remain pas-sionate about investment inmeaningful initi-atives and projects that advance our coun-try’s excellence and showour commitment tolocal communities.”SAFA President Dr Jordaan said, “We are

very proud to have PPC as our partners inthis great initiative, which over the nextthree years will transform football in theEastern Cape.”

Local coaches completeSAFAD-Licence course

At the function to honour coaches who passed the SAFA D-Licence Course were, from left, SAFADevelopment Agency CEO Dr Robin Petersen, SAFA President Dr Danny Jordaan, Coach WelcomeNqakwana, PPC General Marketing Manager Sibongile Mooko and SAFA NMB President MondeMhletywa. PHOTO: SELBY MADIKANE

SELBY MADIKANE

OUTSTANDING junior players were hon-oured during Young Aces Football Club’sJuniors End of Year Awards ceremonywhich was held at KwaMagxaki HighSchool on Saturday.

Speaking to the young players, Young Ac-es sponsor and Legadima Managing Direc-tor Jan van der Walt highlighted that theyouth should dedicate their time to con-structive things.Van der Walt explained, “I am urging the

youth not to waste their time on trivial mat-ters. They must take sport seriously be-cause in sport there are opportunities. Iwant to appeal to you children that youmust refrain from doing crime and takingdrugs. Crime does not pay.”Ronele van der Walt advised the youth to

differentiate between priorities and trivi-alities. Ronele, who is Jan’s wife said, “Themost important thing in the life of a childis education. Sport is a career that is fullof risks that can jeopardise the future of theindividual. With education, the seriousyouth can go the extra mile in their endeav-ours.”Aces President Amos Mathenjwa

thanked the Van der Walts for making thefunction a success.

President Mathenjwa said, “I want to

thank Jan and Ronele van derWalt for help-ing us in the logistics of this successfulfunction.“I want to remind the community that

our fundamental aim in establishing thisclub was to fight crime within our commu-nity. In essence people like Jan and Roneledo help us realise our dreams. I want tothank the parents for trusting us when weempower their children with life skills.“Lastly, I want to thank KwaMagxaki

High School for accommodating us to holdthis function and Madoda Vicks for his as-sociation with Jan and Ronele of LegadimaCompany.”According toMathenjwa, Legadima Com-

pany donated to their club tracksuits, kitand ttraining equipment.

The following awards were handed out:U/9 Section:*Best player of the season: Odwa Nd-

walaza;*Most improved player of the season: BantuVoyiU/11 Section:*Best player of the season: Themba

MossU/13 Section:*Best player of the season: Ayabonga

Sakatha*Best goalkeeper of the season: KwaneleLewisU/15 Section:*Best player of the season: Siya-

mthanda SociU/17 Section:*Best player of the season: Velile

Maldaka;*Most committed player of the season:Phumelela Manki;*Excellence award: Yanga Mafu*Best Overall player of the season: Alizwa LloydWomens Soccer: *Best player of the season: No-

lukholo Nduku

YoungAceshonours theirjuniors inawards ceremony

SELBY MADIKANE

MOTHERWELL side SUBS displayed im-pressive form when they beat Zimbane Kill-ers 1-0 in their ABC Motsepe Second Divi-sion game at Zwide Stadium on Friday.

Killers were also high-spirited and theyproducedadefiantperformance. SUBSwere,however, tenacious and resilient.The game produced sparks right from the

outset. SUBS’ 74th minute goal that wasscored by Dumisani Notshoba earned theNelson Mandela side a 1-0 win. To dateSUBS’ unbeaten record has only beenspoiled by Mthatha City who beat them 2-0.

Another Nelson Mandela Bay side, Morn-ing Stars, suffered a 4-1 away loss toMthathaCity. The Highbury- Matta Milan game thatwas scheduled to be played on Friday did nottake place.SAFA Eastern Cape General Secretary

Isaac Klaas said that they were waiting forthematchofficials’ report as towhy thegamewas not played. Real City had a bye game.

Other ABC Motsepe Second Division re-sults:*FC Buffalo 0-1 Angavu Stars*Cacadu United 1-2 JB Milan*Mthatha Bucks 1-0 Tornado FC*La Liga 1-2 FC Elliot United*Kokstad Liverpool 4-1 Tembu Royals

SUBS snatches 1-0win over ZimKillers

SUBS FC defeated Zimbane Killers 1-0. PHOTO: SELBY MADIKANE

SELBY MADIKANE

ITWASall smiles on the faces ofKwaDwesiAll Stars FC players and officials when aGerman teacher donated kit to their U/15teamatKwaDwesiSportsGroundsonTues-day.

Kristoff Wiemhoff, whose club is SVOfenerdiek in Germany, is a sports teacherat Jarvis Gqamlana.He made the generous donation to the

club after having been told about Stars’challenges by Chairman MziwamadodaMzi Ndungane.Wiemhoff said, “I met Mzi and told him

that I was looking to join the team in thetownship. It did not end there, as he toldmeof his club’s challenges.“I then decided to lend my hand to Stars’

U/15 team that has nothing at all. I can seethat these boys are very serious about foot-ball and that made me decide to come totheir rescue.”Stars’ Chairman Ndungane thanked

Kristoff for the kit.“I am elated because the kit is going to

makeahugedifference tomyboys.Wehavechallenges in our club but our Local Foot-ballAssociation (LFA),PortElizabethFoot-ball Association (PEFA), with the limitedresourcesat theirdisposal, doesa lot tohelpus to overcome our challenges.

“This donation will also lift the spiritsof our players and will keep them off thestreets. I want to thank Kristoff for the kitthathedonated tous.Wewill takegoodcareof the kit so that the next generation willbe able to use it,” said the visibly excitedNdungane.

German teacher hands over kit tocommunity club

Arne Malt (a friend of Kristoff Wiemhoff) hands over kit to captain Ntsika Smith and coachZolisa Sikroba, with Kristoff Wiemhoff giving kit to Luntu Dayimani and MziwamadodaNdungane. PHOTO: SELBY MADIKANE

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NELSON Mandela Bay boxing fans enjoyeda feast of furious boxing matches sanc-tioned by Boxing South Africa (BSA) underService Provider Mthunzi Mapitiza at BabsMadlakane Community Hall in KwaNobuh-le, Uitenhage at the weekend.

Boxing promoter Gladys “Noforty”Tsenene’s 10-rounds Eastern Cape Junior-Flyweight title fight between local champi-on Mzwabantu Dabaza and challenger As-andiso Mancapa of Port Elizabeth on Satur-day evening ended in two rounds.

This was after the champion unleashed

a barrage of unanswered blows, some toMancapa’s guards and forced refereeStephen Simon to stop the fight in 2min37 seconds of the round giving Dabaza aTechnical Knock Out (TKO) win.

“I want to fight for the South AfricanJunior-flyweight title. I want to be in thebig league. Mancapa was no match. I knewhe wouldn’t go the distance,” said Dabaza.

It is the tournament by Mbulelo Mfamaon Sunday that brought the surprise re-sults in the main as well as the main-sup-porting bouts.

Sithembele August of Walmer, PortElizabeth (122.0 kg) became the new East-ern Cape Heavyweight champion after he

pole-axed the highly ranked defending cham-pion Unathi Jacobs (90.65kg) of KwaNobuhlewith a big right to the jaw in the 4th roundof their scheduled 10-round main bout.

In another shocking defeat MakhosonkeZwengu of KwaNobuhle Knocked Out (KO’d)Eastern Cape Light Heavyweight championLesley Hope of Port Elizabeth also in tworounds.

Other Saturday results:

In the only six-round bout, Lwandile Phil-lip (Uitenhage) beat Sinethemba Stali (EastLondon) on points in the Flyweight division;Mziyanda Links stopped Mpumelelo Nkenk-

eni K03 (Minflyweight); Nkosinathi Zwen-gu beat Mpumelelo Mali on points (Fly-weight) and Luthando Calata beat Mzwa-madoda Jibiliza on points in the JuniorFlyweight division.

Other Sunday results:

Siyabonga Vellem and Masixole Mab-huntsane’s four-round Lightweight fightwas declared a draw; Mzuvukile Danielsbeat Bongani Ndlaku on points (Fly-weight); Ryan Seakolo beat Anele Bebe onpoints (Junior Featherweight) and in a fe-male bout, Bongiwe Seyisi beat Portia BaseTko3 (Flyweight).

NelsonMandelaBay fansenjoy feastof furiousboxingmatches

SELBY MADIKANE

HOT favourites Palace Super Falcons disap-pointedtheirsupporterswhentheyweredefeat-ed 2-1 by Cape Town Roses in the Sasol LeagueNational Championships finals played at IsaacWolfson Stadium in KwaZakhele, Port Eliza-beth on Sunday.

This national women’s tournament, whichtook place from December 8 to 14, was playedby nine regional winners.

It commencedwitha roundrobin systemandendedinaknockout formatwiththesidesdivid-ed into three groups.

In the semi-finals Falcons embarrassed CoalCity Wizards from Mpumalanga Province 7-1while Roses defeatedKanatla Ladies fromLimpopo Province 3-0in their semi-finals. In3rdand4 thplaceplay-offs Coal City Wizardsredeemed themselveswhen they overcameKanatla Ladies 5-2.

In the long-awaitedfinals, fans that puttheir money on Fal-cons were disenchant-edwhentheysawtheir

Khamlana.Skiti finished her brace when she pulled a

brilliant goal in the 76 th minute to put Roses2-0 ahead.

Falcons’consolationwasscoredbysubstituteGugu Gabuza in the 82th minute. Roses wenthome with R50 000 and a floating trophy.

Individual awards were as follows:*Youngest player of the tournament: Noxolo Cesane

(Cape Town Roses, 14 years old)*Best player of the tournament: Sinoxolo Cesane(Cape

Town Roses, 14 years old)*Diski queen: Mamello Makhabane (Palace Super Fal-

cons)*Top goal scorer of the tournament: Andiswa Skiti (Cape

Town Roses – 12 goals)*Best coach of the tournament: Xolile Madikane (Cape

Town Roses)

Falcons fail to pull Roses in national women’s finals

Cape Town Roses players in a happy mood following their 2-1 win overGauteng Palace Super Falcons. PHOTO: SELBY MADIKANE

NCEBA DLADLA

THE Annual Summer Basketball and Enter-tainment Series is back and this timearound, bigger and better.

In its 19th edition, the Summer Season Se-ries which pits the best Nelson Mandela BayBasketball teams against one another aswell as Netball and Street Soccer teams,started in earnest yesterday amidst lots offun and entertainment from local musicgroups and Deejays.

“This is the longest running sports and en-tertainment programme for locals and visi-tors during the Summer Season in NelsonMandelaBay,” said the programme’s coordi-nator Sibongile Fondini.

Basketball teams, Spartans, PE Comets,Summerstrand All Stars and UitenhageKings are showing their worth, while five-a-

side soccer teams are playing their heartsout.

“This is a unique concept which combinesdifferent sports and adds the best local artsperformances for entertainment,” saidFondini.

The programme will run until January 17with some of the events taking place inKwaNobuhle, Uitenhage, Wells Estate andMotherwell.

The programme is organised and hostedby Fly Time Sport and sponsored by NelsonMandela Bay Municipality while Coca Colaand Supersport are the programme’s pro-ducer sponsors.

The programme is as follows:December 2014:

)20 December 10am:-6pm Summer Streetball Chal-lenge Love Life Kwa Nobuhle, UTH

)26 December 1pm – 8pm Streetball and MC Show-

case King’s Beach, Basketball Park

January 2015:)1 January 1pm – 10pm New Year’s Celebration Chal-

lenge, King’s Beach, Basketball Park)3 January 1pm – 6pm Summer Streetball Challenge

Series, Well’s Estate Multipurpose)17 January 1pm – 8pm Summer Streetball Challenge

Series, Motherwell, NU 5 B/Ball Park.

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side go down 2-1 intothe hands of Roses.

Roses couldnotusetheir first half windadvantage fruitfullywith Falcons knock-ing on the door oftheir counterparts.Bothsideswent to thebreak in a deadlock.

However, Banyanaand Roses striker No-cawe Skiti scored thefirst goal of the gamein the 47th minute.

Falcons’ star mid-fielder ChueneMorifi was con-tained by Roses’ de-fender Sibongiseni