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APORT Elizabeth Grade 7 pupilKamva Apleni, who is a JuniorSensei at the tender age of 12years, has been chosen to repre-sent his country in Nambia and

Italy.

Kamva who attends Sithembile PrimarySchool in Zwide township is the Junior KyuBlack Belt holder in karate.A member of the Sicelo Apleni Karate

Academy in Zwide, Kamva is actually a FirstDan Black Belt, but because of his age he isregarded as Junior Kyu - which is equal toFirst Dan Black belts among adults.According to his elder brother and Karate

World Champion Sensei Nkululeko Apleni,he has the highest ranking bestowed upon achild his age in the Nelson Mandela Bay Mu-nicipality and the Eastern Cape.“This was made possible by Kamva’s dedi-

cation and discipline in training,” said sen-sei Nkululeko, adding that the young Apleniexcels in both Kumite (fighting) and Kata inkarate.Kamva has just returned froma trip in Pre-

toria where he participated in the JSKAStyle and won a gold medal. As the karatechampion in his division, he will representSouth Africa in Italy in May 2014.But before that, Kamva must represent his

country at the Zone 6All Africa Games inNa-mibia in July. This is after he performedwellin Kumite in Durban in All Star Karatewhere he came second a few months ago.“I love karate. I enjoy training and will do

well in the kumite in Namibia and the Stylein Italy,” said a soft-spoken Kamva who alsoaspires to become a successful businessmanwhen he grows up.Kamva is the toast of the school and his

love for the sport and discipline have notgone unnoticed by members of the staff in-cluding school principal Vuyo Piedt.“I have noticed how sport instils discipline

in our children and our dedicated teachersencourage them to play sports.”Both Nkululeko and Kamva follow in the

footsteps of their karateka father, SiceloApleni, a sixth Dan Black Belt who startedtraining his children (3 boys and 2 girls) inthe garage of his Zwide home.Apleni senior thanked Sithembile Primary

School for giving children an opportunity totake part and excel in different sportingcodes and said he hoped the metro munici-pality and big business would support hisacademy aimed at putting the city on theworld map.

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THE Housing Department in the NelsonMandela Bay Municipality is looking for theowners of newly built RDP Houses to takeownership thereof.

The call is directed at people who regis-tered in the municipality’s Housing WaitingList from 2000 to 2005. They are urged to comeand check whether their houses are com-plete, said Municipal spokesperson Mthu-banzi Mniki.

Mniki said people could go to the 9th Floorof the Mfansekhaya Gqobose Building, thatwas otherwise known as City Treasurer, orto the Motherwell Sport Centre, just oppositethe Algoa Bus Depot in Motherwell, to viewthe lists of people whose houses had been

completed.“We fear that these houses will end up be-

ing vandalised if their legitimate ownersdon’t come and claim them,” said Mniki, add-ing that the unoccupied houses were spreadall over Nelson Mandela Bay metro while thebulk were in the Chatty area.

According to Mniki, Nelson Mandela Baymetro acknowledges a backlog in housing de-livery as there are still many people in needof houses.

“But we must make sure that we deliverhouses to the right people - those who qualifyfor and will be able to maintain the houses,”said Mniki.

Mniki said residents who find their namesin the lists should leave their details so thatthe due processes of housing delivery will befollowed to the letter.

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A dedicated policeman’s hard work andgood nose to smell out criminals have ledto dagga to the value of more than R2 mil-lion being confiscated in two busts in lessthan a week on the Addo Road.

Warrant Officer Jacques Adlem from theK9 Unit in Uitenhage, made the first bustlast week Wednesday. Dagga to value ofR1,3 million was confiscated and a man ar-rested.

Adlem, who was not on duty when hemade the arrest, was travelling on themain road in the direction of Addo (R335)at about 9am last Wednesday when he not-tced a bakkie that had been involved in anaccident. He pulled off the road and assist-ed the driver.

“The member (Adlem) became suspic-ious about the load on the bakkie and en-quired from the driver about it. He was as-

tonished to discover that the bakkie wasstacked with bags containing dagga,” saidpolice spokesperson Warrant Officer Ger-da Swart, adding that a 40 year-old driverfrom Port Elizabeth was arrested on thespot for illegal dealing in dagga.

The dagga weighed 685.5 kg and has astreet value of R1,3m.

The second bust took place on Mondaywhen Adlem and 2 members were on theirway to Paterson court. They saw a bakkiebeing driven recklessly. Since the roadwas busy they could not make a u-turn im-mediately.

They tried to chase after the vehicle butlost it.

Moments later, however, they saw thevehicle standing next to the road aban-doned. When they searched through thevehicle they found that the canopy couldnot open and that it was full of dagga bags.Adlem confiscated the vehicle and 449 kgof dagga with a street value of R900 000.

Twobig dagga busts onAddo road

Uitenhage’s K9 Unit W/OJacques Adlem with some ofthe dagga he confiscated.PHOTO:SUPPLIED

EASTERN Cape residents are no strangers topotholes - but an innovative programme bythe Department of Roads and Public Works(DRPW) is set on making potholes in theprovince a thing of the past while developingsmall business enterprises.

The Road Enterprise Development Pro-gramme (REDP), launched in March 2010,has been rolling out various roads mainte-nance projects throughout the Eastern Cape,including everything from large scale resealsand bridge-building to potholes and road fail-ure reliefs.

“The Eastern Cape’s roads have long need-ed attention and the REDP strategically aimsto facilitate meeting these ends, in the proc-ess developing emergent and small construc-tion firms to build roads under mentorshipof established construction companies andengineers,” said Ayanda Vilakazi, Coega De-velopment Corporation (CDC) head of mar-keting and communications.

The CDC is the implementing agent for theprogramme.

The broader community is also benefitingthrough better road links to health, educa-tion, amenities, food supplies and transportroutes.

In the past year over 25 685 cubic metresof potholes have been fixed throughout theprovince - either through the process of plug-ging or base and surface repair.

The process of plugging is when a potholeis immediately patched with cold premix.Base and surface repair is when the road lay-er is removed and a new layer is laid witha new blacktop surface.

The REDP sees the dual benefitof roads construction in the East-ern Cape and simultaneous train-ing and development of small mi-cro and medium enterprises(SMMEs).

The enterprise developmentprogramme targets contractors,material suppliers, quarry opera-tors, plant hires, consultants andmechanics on road infrastructureconstruction and maintenance inthe region.

“A simple approach to mainte-nance and infrastructure upgradeis seeing the creation of jobs andfacilitation of skills develop-ment,” added Vilakazi.

According to the CDC, 80% ofthe total roads constructionprojects have been awarded to

small businesses over the past year.A Queenstown engineer, Laciar Wynne

working on the REDP, said potholes were aperennial problem throughout the countryand that only a complete overhaul of theroads system would address the problem, butadded that the REDP initiative was a step inthe right direction as an immediate solution.

Participants on the project include engi-neers, contractors, grasscutters, flag bearersand safety officers.

The REDP engineers and constructionworkers repair potholes throughout the East-ern Cape and in the process document thesites of repair to ensure they are monitored.

“We are essentially data-basing the state ofthe roads - but this process is not without itschallenges. The reality is that while the re-pair jobs are well done, it is not long beforea new pothole appears directly next to thevery area that had been repaired. In time thecapacitated SMMEs will be used for a com-plete overhaul of the Eastern Cape roads net-work, but for now this approach is the imme-diate solution.”

“The reality is that the Eastern Cape hasmany arterial routes which are used byheavy vehicles like trucks and the REDP ismoving to mitigate immediate problemswhile creating a long-term solution in theform of enterprises which are empowered toprovide the critical infrastructure needed inthe province. This approach ensures deliv-ery and high impact skills development,”said Vilakazi.

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education, women development, co-opera-tives, sports, arts and culture among others,will be overseen by the NelsonMandela BayMotsepeDevelopment Forum thatwill be es-tablished from different community-basedsectors.“We want to help our people so that they

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ly busywith a nationwide road show to startthe process of distributing R500million for,among others, education, women develop-ment, co-operatives, sports, arts and culturethroughout SouthAfrica over the next three

to five years. The Motsepe Foundation iden-tified theEasternCape,Kwazulu-Natal,Gau-teng and Limpopo as the provinces with thelargest populations.Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality Execu-

tiveMayorBensonFihlapledgedthesupportof themunicipality for this progressive initi-ative.He said it was a noble initiative that iwas

a major boost and opportunity for exponen-tial growth and sustainable development.“We all know that the challenges of pover-

ty, unemployment, marginalisation and ine-quality are huge, which require effectivepartnerships in support of sustainable long-term development projects.“If ever there was a time to act, it is now.

Big cities, like the Nelson Mandela Bay, areimportant engines of growth and provideeconomies of scale in the provision of servic-es. In addition, in this age of increasing inse-curity, inadequate shelter and basic servic-es, we are increasingly faced with the chal-lenge of social and economicunsustainability.“Thus by working together with the Mot-

sepe Foundation and other likeminded so-cial partners, we remain confident that to-gether we can correct and address the chal-lenges confronting us,” he said.

MotsepeFoundation pledgesR10million for Bay community

As part of the Integrated Public Transport Sys-tem (IPTS) upgrades, Zwide’s Koyana Streetwill be closed between Sakuba and QeqeStreets for an extended period.The closure will end by December to allow

for the R70 million construction of a dual car-

riageway from Kani Street to Qeqe Street withthe concomitant services. Only residents willbe allowed to enter the areawhile constructionis underway. Someworkwill still proceed aftereight months but a decision will be taken thenhow to deal with the impact on road users.

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“IT is easier to build strong children than torepair broken adults.”

This was the integral part of the messagemembers of theACVVPENoord brought PortElizabeth communities last week as part oftheir programme for Child Protection Weekfrom Monday 27 to Friday 31 May.Agroupof socialworkersandvolunteersbe-

longing to ACVV PE Noord travelled in anopen bus from Veeplaas and drove throughSakuba and Njoli Roads towards Ntshekisaand Ferguson Roads to Spar and then BoxerSuperStore inSidwell educatingcommunitiesabout the importance of protecting children.Members of the communitywere also urged

to sign a pledge in support of the initiative andtake a stance against abuse.“The aim of the interventionwas to empow-

er community members to protect our chil-dren,” said ACVV PE Noord Social Workerand the event’s coordinator Nombulelo Nka-balaza.Nkabalaza said their focus this year was on

child suicide.“We realise that child suicide is common-

place in our societies butmost people still can-not see the warning signs,” said Nkabalaza.She added that they spent thewholeweek talk-ing to, especially parents, about notable warn-ing signs when a child is suicidal.“On Tuesday we went to Veeplaas, Soweto-

On-Sea, Zwide and Sidwell and gave talks onLife-skills Programmes” said Nkabalaza.They also gave school children lessons ontheir personal boundaries where they empha-sized the importance of saying ‘no’ when theyfeel their private space is being invaded - byanyone be it a parent, teacher, doctor (outsideof a surgery) or friend touching their privateparents.ACVV is a Non Profit-making Organisation

(NPO) providing social work services and oth-er health related services likeHIV/Aids to thelocal communities.They deal with issues of Child Abuse and

Teenage Pregnancy among others, as well asprovideprogrammestoupliftvulnerableolderpersons from themost disadvantaged commu-nities, according to Nkabalaza.

Communities empoweredtoprotect our children

New Brighton resident Daniel Grootboom signed the Pledge as ACVV PE Noord’s VolunteerSandile Melaphi (left) and Social Workers Lazola Piedt and Juanita Martin watch on.PHOTOS:NCEBA DLADLA

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INDABA | WEDNESDAY 5 JUNE 2013 SPORT 7

NCEBA DLADLA

THE future of Sithembile Primary School U-15 Cricket Team looks bright, said teacherand coach Mpho Shupi.

Shupi’s team narrowly lost against GarettePrimary School’s U-15 team during the De-partment of Sport, Recreation, Arts and Cul-ture (DSRAC) Port Elizabeth District CricketTournament Finals at the Dan Qeqe Stadiumin Zwide Township last Friday.They brought home a trophy and silver

medals for their attempt and Shupi was verypleased.“My boys started from nowhere to finish

the league well against a formidable Garetteteam in the finals last week. In fact, theyshowed improvement every time they played.Their future looks bright. I am so proud ofthem,” said Shupi, a former professional box-er who never played cricket.Shupi is a qualified cricket coach with a

Level 1 Course. “I am enjoying the game withthese dedicated boys who have so much pas-sion for the game,” said Shupi.

ZwideTownship’sSithembilePrimarybreedsgreat future cricketers

Teacher and coach Mpho Shupi and a jubilant Sithembile Primary School U­15 Cricket Team.PHOTO:NCEBA DLADLA

NCEDOHighSchoolwontheU19sectionandNewton Technical High School the U16 sec-tionof theNelsonMandelaMetropolitanUni-versity (NMMU)SoccerCharityCupTourna-ment held May 3 and 4 at South Campus.The Soccer Charity Cup is an annual

schools soccer tournament that is organisedby the NMMU’s third year Sport Manage-ment students aspart of theirpractical learn-

ing. The two main objectives are to help inthedevelopment of soccer at grass roots levelas well as giving back to the community.The funds raised from the tournament

weredonatedtotheMissionvaleCareCentre.The students chose the charity themselvesanddonatedR4 000worthofstationery,sport-ing equipment including two netball posts,food and clothing.

NMMUstages successful SoccerCharityCup forMissionvale centre

At the handover of funds raised during the NMMU Soccer Charity Cup Tournament, werefrom left, Michael Andrews, Seamus Mc Hugh, Linda Van Oudheusden and Russell Viljoen(Headmaster of the Missionvale Care Centre Academy) with children from the Academy.PHOTO:SUPPLIED

HEILIE COMBRINCK

A young soccer player from Molly Black-burn High School in KwaNobuhle mightbe the next person whose name will be onthe list of well-knowns in the sports arenahailing from Uitenhage.

Sinethemba Sdeba, a Grade 12 learner,has been included in the training squadof the Nedbank Ke Yona Team which willplay against Kaizer Chiefs, the 2013 win-ners of the Nedbank Cup.Nedbank Ke Yona is a brand new con-

cept which kicked-off during April. Thou-sands of soccer players between the agesof 18 and 35 years entered the try-outswhich were held countrywide with thelast try-out on Saturday. The goal of KeYona is to “comb the country for raw soc-cer talent that will contribute to SouthAf-rican professional football”.Out of the thousands of entries received

only 550 players per province are selectedfor regional trials after which only 5 perprovince are selected for the squad of 45.The final Nedbank Ke Yona team is stillto be announced and will consist of 18non-professional soccer players to takeon Kaizer Chiefs.“Sinethemba started playing as a U/11

player for All City Stars. He soon caught

the eye of Highland Spurs’ selectors andthen played in junior and senior regionalleagues,” said Lindithemba Sdeba, Si-nethemba’s brother.“Since his exposure through Ke Yona,

several national teams havemade contactwith him, but we have made no commit-ment as he first has to complete his Grade12. Top coaches in South Africa includingClive Barker, have made positive re-marks regarding Sinethemba’s excep-tional soccer skills.“We want to thank local sponsors

Volkswagen Community Trust, Build Itand Nando’s for their contribution in de-veloping young players like Sinethem-ba.”According to Andile Hena,Molly Black-

burn soccer Team Manager, Sinethembais an excellent defender and has been in-cluded in the school’s first team for thepast four years.“He also is very active on the field

coaching his fellow players.”Andile Funani, vice-president of

KwaNobuhle Despatch Football Associa-tion NODEFA said that all hopes are nowon Sinethemba to be included in the final18 team. He is the only player from thisarea included in the training squadwhichwill be leaving for Johannesburg on the14th June.

Young soccer player included in Ke Yona squad

Young soccer starSinethemba Sdeba(second from right)together with AndileHena (Molly BlackburnSoccer Team Manager),Andile Funani (Vice­presi­dent KwaNobuhleDespatch FootballAssociation) and KwaneleStemele (ExecutiveKwaNobuhle DespatchFootball Association &Highland Spurs).PHOTO:HEILIE COMBRINCK

ICALLIES ibonise ubungangamsha ngethubaihlutha izixhobo kwiPE Defence FC 2-0 kumd-lalo wabo we-Port Elizabeth Football Associa-tion (PEFA) Premier League nobubanjelweeLondt Park ngolweSihlanu.

UKurt Petersen ufake amanqanku amabinienika iqela lakhe impumelelo. I-Central Ace-mates ibhungce ngo- 1-0 kwi-Highbury Ngelilixa iHearts ilandele igama layo nalapho

yephule iintliziyo iPE City ngo 7-0. I-Mother-well Academy iqokelele amanqaku amathathungokubetha iForresters 3-1. i-Warriors ibam-bene ntanganye 1-1 ne- NMMUMadibaz. Ukan-ti iPE Defence ibuyise isithunzi sayo ngoku-betha ngo 2-1 no 4-3 iKwaDwesi All Stars ne-NMB Municipality ngokulandelelana.Iziphumo ze-Reserve League:*NMB Municipality 1-0 PE Defence*Callies 7-0 PE Defence. – SELBY MADIKANE

i-Calliesyehluth’ izixhobo iPEDefence

YOUNG Cosmos were crowned the newWalmer Football Association (WAFA)champions when they collected the silver-ware in the knockout finals with their 3-1deservedwinover themuch fanciedMabay-ibone Strikers at Walmer Communityfields.

In their road to the finals Cosmos had togive a good account of themselves when

they snatched a 1-0 victory over the gutsyGoldenHeroes,whileStrikerswhippedRealMadrid 2-0 in their semi-finals respectively.In the finals Anele Madikane scored one

goal and Siyabonga Mtyatyeni banged abrace forCosmos tomake the final score 3-1.Cosmos scooped the first prize of R4 000,

a floating trophy and goldmedals and Strik-ers had to settle for R2 000 plus silver med-als. – SELBY MADIKANE

YoungCosmos crowned newWAFAKOchampions

Real White City known as AmaJamaica be-came thenewNEBFASedgarsLeague champi-onswhen theyhammered thehigh-ridingWin-ter Rose 3-1 in their last game of the season.

AmaJamaica will take part in the SAFANMBSABRegional Leagueplayoffs atMother-

well. City Lads pipped Stinging Bees 3-1 andEastern Jumpers drubbed Pondo Stars 3-1.City Defenders got soft points over Bold Ti-

gers. Dodgers trailed 1-0 to PE Sundowns andPEUnitedwentdown2-0 toBoastPirates.BushBucks won 1-0 over Red City and Roaring Ti-gers drubbed CCXCallies 2-0. – SELBY MADIKANE

AmaJamaica liftsNEBFASedgars League trophy

SELBY MADIKANE

FANS watched spectacular games whenteams took each other on during the YoungPirates Soccer Challenge Tournament whichwas played at Jabavu Stadium last weekend.

The hosts, Young Pirates, lost to Abahlobo5-4 on penalties after a 1-1 tie and ReservoirStrikers beat Temptations 5-4 on penalties af-ter a fulltime draw of 1-1. Despite Despatch Pi-oneers giving up a good fight, they lost 1-0 toHighland Spurs. Imbabala Young Stars se-

cured a 1-0 win over Golden Chiefs.Other results:* Manchester United 1(3)-1(5) Langa Citizens* New City Stars 2-1 Manchester Babes* KUBS 1-2 Young Callies* City Friends 0(8)-0(7) Really Rangers (game ended in

penalties)* Limekhaya FC 2(5)-2(4) Jamaica Stars (game decided

on penalties)* Black Vultures w/o- 0 All City Stars* African Juventus 4-3 Highland Spurs* Uitenhage Eagles 0-w/o Uitenhage All Stars* Young Callies 1-0 Lion City* Chelsea 0-3 City Style* Barcelona 3-2 Shakes Academy* Black Aces 0(3)-0(4) Moonlight City

YoungPiratesSoccerChallenge results

8 SPORT INDABA | WEDNESDAY 5 JUNE 2013

THREE years after the FIFA World Cup, soc-cer is still alive and kicking on the streets ofNew Brighton, Uitenhage and Zwide amongothers, as the annual Kia Street Soccer leaguelaunched in May.This year, for the first time, the year’s na-

tional championswill not only lift the covetedtrophy, but will also stand a chance of win-ning a trip of a lifetime to the 2014 World Cupin Brazil.Sporting Chance, in association with title

sponsor KIA Motors, associate sponsor Milleand media partners Supersport Let’s Play,Good Hope FM and Ukhozi FM, will roll outthe annual national neighbourhood streetsoccer programme that will reach approxi-mately 6 000 boys and girls under the age of13, empowering and exposing them to abrighter future through the valuable lessonsof sport.A positive spin-off from the 2010 World Cup

Ticket Fund legacy, theKIAStreet Soccer pro-gramme is the largest of its kind, giving aspir-ing youngsters from Gauteng, Western Cape,KwaZulu-Natal, Eastern Cape and Free Stateprovinces a large dose of positive and healthyenergy, which lingers long past the tourna-ment’s final match.Conceptualised and co-ordinated by youth

sports development agency Sporting Chance,the KIA Street Soccer programme, supportedby FIFA and SAFA, teaches life skills throughthe game of soccer to children who need itmost and where they need it most. The com-munities within the 40 participating regionsare hampered by poverty and crime, and lackadequate and safe facilities and stimulatingafter-school and weekend activities.“Sport can be such a powerful catalyst for

upliftment,” saidBradBing,ManagingDirec-tor of Sporting Chance. “For three years,we’ve seen an incredible awakening in thekids who participate in the Programme, whooften for the first time, realise that they havesomething of value to contribute and thattheymatter. Aswe get closer to the next FIFAWorld Cup in Brazil, I am sure that the kidson the street will be even more inspired anddetermined to play their best and in the proc-ess, make memories that will last a lifetime.”KIA Street Soccer will hit neighbourhood

streets with round robin matches in Johan-nesburg, Cape Town, Pretoria, Port Eliza-beth, Uitenhage, Durban and Welkom. Eighthundred teamsof sixplayers eachare enteredinto the regional league. Round robin match-es are played for ten weeks, with weekly ses-sions followed by a week of regional finals.Provincial finals will then be held during Au-gust, and the National Championship finalwill take place in Johannesburg in mid-Sep-tember.Last year’s KIA Street Soccer programme

held its first National Championship in Jo-hannesburg, and the excitement leading upto the crowning of the nation’s best teamwassensational, says Bing. “Not only was it athrilling opportunity for the youth who madeit to the finals to experience camaraderie ona national level and the excitement of a cham-pionship final, but for many of them, it wastheir first opportunity to travel to see moreof their country, and to make new friendsalong the way.”Participants in the KIA Street Soccer pro-

gramme are takingwhat they’ve learnt on thestreets to soccer leagues across South Africa.Says Khotsi Mcondobi, outgoing Coordinator

for theNewBrighton region inPortElizabeth:“we are promoting healthy, brilliant, sharpand skilful players to our under-15 division.With the moves they’ve learnt on the streetsoccer pitch, like Samba, Show Me Your No,Mjike Jou and Tsamaya, they are not afraidto take on opponents in one-on-one situations.With these skills, together with parents whosupport them by coming to watch their kidsplay, these players are really going places.”“It isn’t only the kids who will benefit from

theKIAStreet Soccerprogramme,” saysBing.

“Local coaches and co-ordinators were select-ed from each community and will receivetraining in coaching and crucial life skills. Inaddition, a team of 840 is employed on a con-tractual basis throughout the duration of theKIA Street Soccer programme. A nationalproject of this scale requires a solid team onthe ground to run and implement it and we’reextremely grateful to be in the position wherewe can create employment opportunities forso many members of the communities wherethe programme takes place.”

SELBY MADIKANE

DESPITE having no financial muscle KwaZa-khele-born athlete, Mpumelelo Ndlumbiniaims high with his newly established athleticsclub.

Ndlumbini popularly known as Mpumzatold PE Express Indaba that his club, calledMotherwellAmateurAthleticsClub (previous-lyknownasSouthAfricanProfessionalAthlet-ics Development Club)was established in 2012.To date the club comprises more than 40

memberswho aremainly learners. Ndlumbinistated that in order to be fully recognised hisclub should enter 40 or more athletes duringeventsaccording toEasternProvinceAthletics(EPA) regulations.

“Wehave 30 vestswhich areworn during theEPA League Races and this leaves other ath-letes with no kit. Our major challenge is, how-ever, to transport athletes to races, but we keepon going and going. Our athletes take part inroad running, cross-country, field and track,”said Mpumza.Ndlumbini’smission is toprepare topquality

athletes and would like to have one or two ath-letes represented in the national team in 2016Olympics.Motherwell Amateur Athletics Club takes

pride in their EPA 10 km and 21 km juniorchampion Siphokazi Nojoko.Any Good Samaritan who can make a dona-

tion to the club can contact theMotherwellAm-ateur Athletics Chairman Ndlumbini on0 073 151 774 or 0 071 929 9896.

Ndlumbini aimshighwithhis newathletics club

Mpumelelo Ndlumbini (far left) with his club PHOTO:SELBY MADIKANE

Kickoff for theKIAStreet soccerprogramme

Asemahle Gunda (10) and Ayabulela Tanda (13) during the Kia Street soccer match held inZwide Port Elizabeth on May 31, 2013. PHOTO: DERYCK/IKY

SELBY MADIKANE

ZAKHELE Football Association (ZAFA)Njeya Investment finally pulled down thecurtain over its season last weekend withXI Angels having already been declaredthewinners atWolfson Stadium the previ-ous weekend.

In their last three matches XI Angelsbeat Golden Brothers and BUBS 1-0 eachrespectively, and drew 1-1 with Santos.League runners-up United Comrades lost3-0 to Leeds United and edged out YoungNeighbours 4-1. Happy Stars and YoungNeighbours were relegated to First Divi-sion.ZAFA Njeya Investment Premier

League results:* Golden Brothers 1-0 Seven United* BUBS 2-0 Continental Express* Zamazama 3-0 Brazil Brothers* Young Neighbours 1-2 Ghetto XI* NUBS 2-1 Juventus* Ghetto XI 1-0 NUBS* Brazil Brothers 1-3 Leeds United* Dynamos 3-5 Zamazama* Seven United 0-0 BUBS* Juventus 1-2 Santos* Zamazama 1-1 Seven United* Golden Brothers 1-2 Santos* Leeds United 4-3 Continental Express* Juventus 2-5 Ghetto XI* NUBS 0-2 DynamosZAFA Njeya Investment First Division results:

* Real Strikers 1-1 Real Stars* PE Demonstrators 5-0 Peace Lovers* Brazil Brothers 0-w/o Makawula Brothers* City All Stars 1-2 Fairway Stars* XI Masters 0-3 Young Professionals* Black Eagles 6-4 Vutha Celtics* Powerlads 2-2 Stone Breakers* United Brothers 1-2 Royal Blues* Dynamos 1-3 Young Romans* Makawula Brothers 1-3 Sunrise Development* Island City 1-3 City All Stars.

Njeya Investment Premier League’s lastgames of the season

ZAFA President Sabelo Nkuhlu presents atrophy to XI Angels captain MzwabantuNdlovu. PHOTO:SELBY MADIKANE

SELBY MADIKANE

DOUGLASMbophaHighSchoolwill representthe Motherwell Zone in the South AfricanSchools Football Association (SASFA) NelsonMandela Bay Macdonald U-14 Cup elimina-tions.

The semifinal clashes ended in high scores.

Douglas Mbopha High School walloped CoegaPrimary School 3-0 while Mpumalanga Prima-ry School thumped Imbasa Primary School 4-1.In the finals Douglas Mbopha High School hadtoplay theirheartsout todevastateMpumalan-ga Primary School 2-0.The opening goal of Douglas Mbopha High

School was banged in by Thembelani whileSibuleleMagingxa’s goal sealed thegameat 2-0.

SASFAMotherwellMacdonaldU­14eliminations results

Douglas Mbopha High School U­14 Soccer Team. PHOTO:SELBY MADIKANE