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LACK of monitoring of publicopen spaces that are used as ille-gal dumping sites by residents isa huge problem facing NelsonMandela Bay Municipality, ac-cording to Wandile Junundu ofthe South African National NGOCoalition (SANGOCO).

According to Junundu, illegaldumping is taking place especially inthe Zwide area from Van der KempStreet towards the Dan Qeqe Stadi-um. And this, he said, is a grave con-cern and embarrassment for resi-dents who want to live in a healthy,clean and environmentally-friendlycity.

After investigating the situation,Junundu discovered that the munici-pality was collecting waste fortnight-ly in the area by employing a serviceprovider, while residents, spazashops and taverns operating in thearea and contractors continued todump building rubble waste every-day.

Children play with the wastewhichalso creates abreedinggroundfor rats and causes a stench.

“This makes the area filthy and ahealthhazard,” arguesJununduwhocomplained that there was “nocommunication strategy from themunicipality and the residents con-cerned on the matter.”

The municipal workers, he added,use their own schedule and pick-uppoints without consultation or com-munication with residents.

Municipal spokesperson KupidoBaron said the municipality is con-tinuouslymonitoringandclearing il-legal dumping. Residents, however,according to Baron, continuallydump illegally. Baron admitted thatspaza shops and house shops are cer-tainly part of the problem.

“If residents canprovideany infor-mation with regard to the culpritsthen the municipality will prosecutethem,” said Baron, adding that hismunicipality is responsible for ren-dering of waste collection services inthe said area.

Illegal dumping a health hazard

A photograph of illegal dumping site taken by a concerned resident near Dan Qeqe Stadium in Zwide township, Port Elizabethlast week. Photo: Supplied.

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RIAAN MARAIS

“Every day is an opportunity tostart over . . . to get clarity so thatyou can live out your vision”

These words are written in bold ona photo of the Proteas cricketerLonwabo Tsotsobe above the dining-room table in his parents’ home. Ac-cording to his mom, Dorothy, her sonlives true to these words.

“He sees every match as an oppor-tunity to prove himself, and I getnervous every time because I wanthim to succeed. With every ball Ihope that he takes a wicket.”

As any proud mother would be,she is always very excited about herson’s achievements, especially nowthat this sonofPortElizabeth is thirdon the International Cricket Coun-

cil’s rating of top one-day bowlers.“He was so excited when he heard

the news,” said his mother in theirBluewater Bay home, “and shortlythereafter he heard that he took 50wickets for the Proteas in the leastamount of time.”

Sporting talent definitely runs inthe Tsotsobe veins. Every member ofthis family has achieved in sport ata high level.

His older brother, Langa, plays forone of PE’s top rugby clubs, while hisolder sister, Nomsebenzi, is a formercaptain of the women’s Springbokrugby team.

His late father, Toto, was a mem-ber of the former Leopards (the in-ternational rugby team for non-white players) who played againstteams such as the British Lions andthe All Blacks.

His mother was member of a group

who started women’s rugby in PortElizabeth and she works for CheekyWatson, president of the EP RugbyUnion.

“Lopsy took park in karate atschool and he was mad about tennis,but cricket was always his favouritesport.”

She laughs with joy remember-ing how he always boasted withhis wickets, even though it waswhile playing in the street with arubbish bin for wickets and planksfor bats.

“And now he plays all over theworld, always on the road or over-seas.”

And she knows how to keep herson happy when he is home for achange. “I only have to cook a saucystew or put chicken in the oven. Hewill always come home for his moth-er’s good food.”

Dorothy Tsotsobe, mom of Protea cricketer Lonwabo Tsotsobe with some of hiscricketing memorabilia. Photo: DEON FERREIRA

Edcon helps community to fight crimeNCEBA DLADLA

CRIME fighting initiatives in theKwazakhele Police Station precinctin Port Elizabeth have received aboost following the handover of astate-of-the-art mini-mobile policestation by the clothing and textilesretailer, the Edcon Group, in a cere-mony held in Njoli Square on Fri-day, January 20.

The trailer, which is aimed at im-proving police visibility and servicedelivery in crime hotspots as well asstrengthening relations betweenthe police and communities, comesequipped according to police speci-fications.

It is manned by two police officersandhasresources to takestatementsand act as an information centre.

Above all, this R80 000 unit, one ofthe 20 “hot dog stands” that the Ed-conGrouphasgivenout in the coun-try as an investment of over R1 mil-lion to fight against crime since2006, according to Edcon Coordina-

tion of the fear of crime,” said Hart-shorne.

“We are proud to be associatedwith such a vital and important ini-tiative. As a company committed toempowering communities the trail-ers will serve the communitieswithin the Edcon trading areas andimprove the safety of residents,”said Edcon Group’s TransformationManager, Laverne Leibrand. Headded that they feel privileged to beable to put their weight behind aproject that is having such a posi-tive impact in communities – wheremore and more residents are deter-mined to take back their power.

Port Elizabeth’s KwaZakhele be-came the first region in the EasternCape to receive the SAPS trailer fol-lowing Gauteng, Mpumalanga,Polokwane and Cape Town.

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WHEN Thamsanqa Mkoko and his friend AkhoTabata started Black Coc clothing range in 2010,little did they know that their brand of clothingwould be in such a high demand in fewer than24 months in the market.

“We did a lot of research on this range andinvolved our clientelein choosingwhat theywant to wear,” Tham-sanqa (30) said.

Thamsanqa andAkho (who is nowbased in Cape Town)grew up together inKwaNobuhle, Uiten-hage hoping to be-come entrepreneursoneday.Theduohavealways wanted tostart up and grow abrand of their own.Thamsanqa looks tothe likes of the re-nowned fashion-de-signer David Tlale forinspiration.

“After soul-search-ing and research wedecided to start aclothing brand andnameitBlackCoc.Wepride ourselves on us-ing only fabric that isknown for its qualityand durability,” saidThamsanqa proudly.

A Cape Town com-pany provides themwith the fabric whilethey do permanentsilk-screening andembroidery them-selves on T-shirts(with glitter), caps and hoodies.

Thamsanqa,who isan ITSpecialist andaNel-son Mandela Metropolitan University (NMMU)BSc Computer Science Graduate, said they

made use of social networks to find out abouttheir clients’ interests and preferences in thebrand; and this is what led them to put glitteron their men’s T-shirts. “Clients wanted this,”he said.

Thecompany is alsomakinguseof theprofes-sional services of Sibongiseni Njaba (24) as amarketer. Njaba is an LLB Degree NMMU Finalyear student and also an IT guru. “I am also the

official face of theBlack Cocbrand,” quippedSibongiseni.“Just like ourmore than 500 hipand happeningclients who wearthe brand withpride and enthu-siasm are the faceofourbrand,” shesaid.

“My face, ofcourse, is tomakesure that peopleknow about thisbrand and can as-sociate with it,”Sibongiseni toldPE Express Inda-ba.

According toSibongiseni theywill soon addGolf-shirts,Tanks Tops for la-dies and sportsclothing to theirrange.

The only hugeproblem that thiscompany is fac-ing at the mo-ment, is sellingfrom the boot ofthe car. “This

will, of course, be history in no time, as TheBlack Coc Clothing range is becoming knownas the brand for the hip and happening in Nel-son Mandela Bay,” said Thamsanqa.

The Brains behind Black Coc Clothing is owner and Di­rector Thamsanqa Mkoko (left) and Marketer Sibong­iseni Njaba. Photo: Nceba Dladla

Col. Kushi Nair of Visible Policing takes a complaint from a resident of KwaZa­khele, demonstrating how the trailers bring service to the community.

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Mayor begs barefoot forneedy learners

NELSON Mandela Bay Executive Mayor,Zanoxolo Wayile on Saturday visited theCleary Park and the Walmer Park Centresbarefoot to beg for school shoes, uniformsand stationery as part of the Municipali-ty’s Back-to-School Programme.

He was joined by the Boardwalk’s Chief Ex-ecutive Clifford Ngakane, personalities fromBay TV, BayFM, IFM, Kingfisher FM, NewAfroteen band members and many otherstakeholders. This Saturday (February 4),Wayile and his team will be at the GreenacresShopping Centre.

The Municipality’sBack-to-School Pro-gramme is aimed at re-storing the dignity ofneedy school children.

Wayile established theNelson Mandela Bay Edu-cation Task Team in Jan-uary 2012 to make deci-sive and actionable inter-ventions in the educationof the youth.

To date the Mayor’s Ed-ucation Task Team hasreceived donations fromlocal businessman, Khus-ta Jack, who has pledgedR10 000, NMBM entity,the Mandela Bay Devel-opment Agency, who willbe donating 100 pairs ofschool shoes, NelsonMandela Bay Tourismwhich has promised a do-nation of school shoes tothe value of R2 000, andShaeffler South Africa,

who will be donating school uniforms to thevalue of R10 000.

“I am humbled by the positive response thatwe have received from all sectors and spheresof Nelson Mandela Bay with regard to this nec-essary and bold campaign that endeavours toensure that each and every child has a pair ofschool shoes. The support we have receivedfrom the public is encouraging to us and I canassure you that we will not give up, we willcontinue to strive towards a better tomorrowfor our school pupils and to ultimately in-crease this region’s pass rate,” said MayorWayile.

Executive mayor Zanoxolo Wayile took to Walmer Park and Cleary ParkShopping Centres barefoot on Saturday to collect shoes, uniforms andstationery for the municipality’s Back­to­School Programme. Helping himin his effort was Miss Tiny Port Elizabeth, Taylor Geswint. Photo: WERNERHILLS

Family of Memihle Reshe sought

The AFM Executive Welfare Council is lookingfor anyone with details pertaining to the wherea­bouts of the parents of a baby girl, Precious LeGrange (assumed name) estimated to have beenborn on August 1, 2011 who was found aban­doned at Wolfson Stadium in Kwazakhele on De­cember 31, 2011. Contact the social worker,Denise, at 0 041 360 0302 with regard to theadoption of the child.

PARENTS OF BABY SOUGHT

CAPE Town Child Welfare is looking for Thandika Reshe, Harrison Mavikela and AminaReshe in regards to the child, Memihle Reshe, 31 months old.

If you know of their whereabouts or have any other contact information, please contactBianca Mechnig at 0 021 638 3127.

Zero budget for grass cutting in MetroMONIQUE BASSON

THE budget for bush clearing and grass cut-ting has been slashed from R3.2 million to ze-ro.

This is according toDAWard2Councillor,DeanBiddulph,who isputtinghis fullweightbehind the fight of the Parks Department inorder tohave theiroriginalbudget, orat leasta portion of it, reinstated.

The firstbudgetcut, cuttingdowntheabili-ty of the Parks Department to tend to this ba-sic service delivery, was implemented at theend of 2009 in order to help limit the level ofexpenditure by the municipality.

“Now, things have taken a turn for theworse.Notonlyhas thebudget forbushclear-ingandgrass cuttingbeen reduced, but it hasbeen totally taken away,. The little moneythat there was for this purpose, has alreadybeen spent in the current financial year,”said Biddulph.

“I have already been in contact with theChief Financial Officer of the Metro, KevinJacoby, to urgently look at the budget of theParks Department. The only ‘good’ news Ihave received to date, is that I did not receivean immediate “No” from Jacoby.”

DA Ward 8 Councillor, Gustav Rauten-bach, is also at his wits end when it comes

to bush clearing and grass cutting in hisward.

“I amsittingwithvarious letters fromresi-dents complaining about overgrown ervenand long grass that need to be taken care of.When these requests are sent to the relevantmunicipal department, the answer is alwaysthe same: the budget for bush clearing andgrass cutting is completely depleted,” saidRautenbach.

“Accordingtothemunicipality, theseserv-ices will resume once money is availableagain, but I am telling you now, the backlogis so long that they will never be able to ad-dress the backlog effectively.”

Further problems faced by the Parks De-partment are a critical shortage of staff, asthey only have two staff members that mustserve the whole Metro, as well as a lack ofequipment.

According toBiddulph, somegrass cuttingand bush clearing will still take place, but itwillbeassessedonthegravityof theproblem.“TheMetrowill still havepriorityareas suchas the beachfront, but planned grass cuttingwill take place further and further apart.”

Despite several attempts, no commentcould be obtained from municipal spokesper-son, Kupido Baron.

Biddulphwillalsopresentthematterat thenext council meeting.

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3. Die 5-km-pretloop begin om06:25.4. Die wedloop vind plaas kragtens die reëls van ASA en die EPA.5. ’n 2011-SA-lisensie moet op die voor- en agterkant van diefrokkie gedra word.6. ’n 10-km tydelike lisensiemoet op die voor- en agterkant van diefrokkie gedra word.7. Geen lisensie word vir die 5-km-pretloop benodig.8. Alle verkeers- en veldbeamptes moet ten alle tye gehoorsaamword.9. Alle hardlopers en stappers moet aan die regterkant van die padhardloop/stap.10. Die mininum ouderdom vir deelname is 15 jaar (10 km) en 9 jaar(5 km).11. Die afsnytyd is 1 uur 40minute i.e. 07:40.12. Die sluitingsdatum vir inskrywings is Woensdag 8 Februarie2012.13. Inskrywings moet ingehandig word by Brian Bands, TheFootballer, Action Sports, Brocketts Sports (Uitenhage) enSignature Cosmetics and Fragrances.

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albumNCEBA DLADLA

NELSON Mandela Bay gospel sensationAndile Bebula, known as Andile B in musiccircles, has released his ninth gospel albumentitled “Siphamandla” meaning “Give uspower”.

“Siphamandla is a call for God to give us

power in this war with Satan. The strug-gles of crime in general and against womenand children in particular, the scourge ofHIV/Aids and the ravaging poverty is allan attempt by the evil one to control hu-manity; but with the power of God the ena-bler, we can overcome,” said Andile Bproudly.

He produced the 12-track album with thehelp of the legendary SizweZako (who also has an offer-ing in Uthando Lwam) andmixing was done by Rofhi-wa Manyaga.

Andile B has a special giftof interpreting well andmaking his own traditionalsongs like O Mohau (my spe-cial one), Lerato LaJesu,uJesu uyamangalisa andLiving waters.

Hailing from Motherwell,Andile B has never lookedback in music since win-ning the Shell Road to FameCompetition in 1999.

He is a former member ofJoyous Celebration who hasshared the stage with thelikes of Hugh Masekela, Ju-dith Sepuma, Gloria Bos-man and the late VuyoMokoena

He started his profession-al music career in 2005 andhas thus recorded nine suc-cessful albums includingthe best selling HambaNtliziyo.

He received the Spirit ofPraise Best Video Awardlast year. The album isavailable at Jet Stores inPier 14, Port Elizabeth orpeople can either get thecopy from Andile B himselfat 0 083 347 4310.Andile B is promoting his ninth album Siphamandla. Photo: SUPPLIED

NCEBA DLADLA

A PORT Elizabeth school is a leaderin the war against unemploymentand hunger that is ravaging commu-nities in the Nelson Mandela BayMunicipality.

Seyisi Primary School, in Kwaza-khele recently received seedlings fromthe Department of Rural Developmentand Agrarian Reform to plant a gardenandproduce food that isneeded tonour-ish the bodies and minds of not only thechildren of the school, but also mem-bers of the community who are largelyunemployed and solely dependant onsocial grants for a living.

This came about due to the efforts ofNomondeNtsundwana, a teacher at theschool and a SanParks’s Kudu Awardwinner and ambassador of the orangeflesh sweet potato which is known forbeing a source of nutrients that areneeded to help the body grow.

Nomonde, who won the award in2010whilst shewasa teacheratCanzibePrimary School in Motherwell, is thegoose that lays the golden egg, accord-ing to the school principal, XoliswaZik-ishe. She was redeployed to Seyisi Pri-mary.

“Nomonde is a hard worker and adedicated teacher who cares about thepoor members of the community. Shewas brought to our school – whose chil-dren come from poverty-stricken fami-lies – for a reason,” said Zikishe proud-ly.

“WhenIwontheKuduaward - Imadea vow that I would encourage otherschools and the surrounding communi-

ties to plant the gardens and producefood. Today I am taking giant steps to-wards that journey,” said Nomondewho invited schools, Non-Governmen-tal Organisations (NGOs) and Commu-nity-based Organisations (CBOs) fromKwaZakhele, Zwide, Motherwell, theNorthern Areas , Addo and Paterson tocome and learn and ultimately go outand share the wisdom with other mem-bers of their communities.

Wildlife and Environment Society of

South Africa (Wessa) supports No-monde through Eco-schools – a pro-gramme Wessa runs with schools tosupport Enviro-learning and Manage-ment, said Wessa Senior Education Of-ficer Pearl Jonas.

“A passionate Nomode is not onlyworking in the garden with the pupilsin theprogramme.She isalsoable tode-velop lessonplans that linkwhat ishap-pening in the garden with the contentin other learning areas,” said Pearl.

School principal Xoliswa Zikishe (back left) followed by Provincial Agricultural Depart­ment’s Assistant manager: Education and Training, Busi Ntebe, Wessa Senior Educa­tion Officer Pearl Jonas, and Agricultural Department Assistant Manager: Quality Assur­ance, Nolita Nyikilana together with pupils (left) Ayamkela Cakucaku and Aphiwe Shibaat Seyisi Primary School in KwaZakhele last week. Photo: NCEBA DLADLA

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Walmer township boxing revival on the cardsNCEBA DLADLA

THE revival of boxing in theWalmer Township has taken apositive turn, thanks to the dona-tion of boxing equipment by thehead of Andile Boxing Promo-tions, Andile Siqwepu, at theweekend.

Siqwepu presented a boxing devel-opment tournament featuring a va-cant Eastern Cape Junior Middle-weight title fight between East Lon-don’s Malibongwe Ndzube andMthatha’s Phumlani Ntlebi at theWalmer High School Hall on Satur-day. Ndzube won the title on a fifthround TKO.

This was after 18 years that Wal-mer Township community last saw alive boxing match despite the areaboasting with both amateur andpromising professional fighters.

Siqwepu, assisted by Nelson Man-dela Bay Boxing South Africa (BSA)boss Mthunzi Mapitiza, presentedWalmer High School principal Lun-ga Dyani with boxing equipmentsuch as gloves, mitts, pads, headgear,protectors and punching-bags, tohelp develop boxing in the area.

“I received this equipment fromformer Sports Minister MakhenkesiStofile to revive boxing in MandelaBay and I am using some at my gym

but will be donating the rest to othergyms and schools around the metro,”said Siqwepu.

According to Siqwepu, WalmerHigh School was the third recipientfollowing Loyiso High and Sithem-bile Primary Schools in Zwide town-ship.

Ward Councillor Nomajama Ben-ya welcomed the gesture and prom-ised to keep a watchful eye on theequipment - to make sure that it isused for its purpose - to develop box-ing in the area.

“Through this boxing equipment,we hope knives and guns and boozewill be the thing of the past as ouryouth will be concentrating on build-ing themselves through boxing. Wethank you Mr Siwepu and Mr Mapiti-za for thinking about us in your de-velopment initiatives,” said Cllr.Benya.

Other results of the tournamentare:

Lusindiso Siyo stopped MelumziJantjies TKO 1 (flyweight); AnelisaGungqisa won KO1 Hlanga Kantsi(Jnr. lightweight); Simo Mbandebeat Mthuthuzeli Funde on points(Jnr. featherweight); Siyabonga Blouwon TKO 1 Thando Mahlahla (fly-weight); Mzoxolo Dyani won KO2 Mi-lile Baskiti (featherweight); andLonwabo Roboshi won TKO 1Ndikho Magadaza (Mini-flyweightdivision).

Nelson Mandela Bay Ward Councillor Nomajama Benya (left) and Walmer High School principal Lunga Dyani receive someof the boxing equipment from Andile Boxing Promotions (ABP) head Andile Siqwepu and Mandela Bay BSA boss MthunziMapitiza and ABP Chairman and former rugby great Archie Mkele who was born and bred in Walmer township. Photo: NCEBADLADLA

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BONTLETigersLadiesRugbyFoot-ball Club president NomathembaGum was overwhelmed by WalmerCommunity coaches for their con-tribution in introducing rugby toher players.

According to Nomathemba, herplayers have never played the gameof rugby before, but every player isnow acquiring basic rugby skills.Nomathemba thanked coachesMnontsi Maliehe, a full-timeNMMU student, and BonakeleBethe for introducing rugby to thegirls.

“The names of my coaches, Khus-ta Sajini (from Walmer Wales) and

Mongezi Cilwana, are worth men-tioning as they work very hard to-wards the upliftment of the commu-nity,” said Nomathemba.

The EPRU and African BombersRFC ladies’ coach, Mkhuseli Song-wiqi, are also assisting the Tigers.

“I want to thank coach Songwiqifor his contribution. The girls wereso impressed by his words of wis-dom,” said Nomathemba.

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WALMER Football Association(WAFA) Premier League pro-duced spectacular games atWalmerTownshipFootball fieldson 21 and 22 January.

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HUNDREDS of football fans werekept on their feet when they watchedscintillating games of the newlyformed Wells Estate Football Associ-ation at Wells Estate Communitygrounds on January 21 and 22.The game that produced fireworkswas when the third placed Newcas-tle FC ousted Kings United FC 1-0.The log leaders City Express man-aged to thump tail-enders Young Lov-ers 3-0.Other Wefa League results:* Polar Park XI 1-1 Real Stars* Bluewater Extension 3-2 PolarPark United* Real Stars 3-2 Black Aces* Bluewater Extension 2-2 FlyingStars* Newcastle 7-0 Young Lovers* Wells United 1-2 Kings United* Polar Park XI 0-2 Polar Park United.

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NEW Brighton Football Associa-tion (Nebfa) hosted crow-pullinggames at Chevrolet Stadium on 21and 22 January.

PE United managed to beatDodgers 1-0 with Citylads and CCXCallies playing a 2-2 draw.

Real White City snatched a con-vincing 5-1 victory from EasternJumpers while Winter Rosedrubbed KUBS 4-0.

Stinging Bees trailed by 4-0 toPondo Stars and Roaring Tigersshared the spoils 2-2 with PE Sun-downs.

In the goal thriller, Bush Buckssuffered a 4-3 defeat to Boast Pi-rates with Amakhosi earning ahard-fought 1-0 victory fromHUBS.

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YOUNG Strikers FC fans felt de-jected when their side was ham-mered with a whopping 19-1 scoreby the Port Elizabeth East Foot-ball Association (PEEFA) newcom-ers Academy FC in their leaguegame at Veeplaas Stadium onSunday, 22 January.

Other Peefa League results:* Real Aces 4-4 Black Chiefs* Rising Stars 1-2 United Broth-

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FOLLOWING their 1-0 defeat byNew City Stars, Young Pirates re-deemed themselveswhen theyover-came Uitenhage Stars by 2-0 duringtheirNobuhle-DespatchFootballAs-sociation (NODEFA) VW PremierLeague at Jabavu Stadium,KwaNobuhle on 21 January.

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Tigers overpowered Angels

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UNINZI lwabathandi bebholaekhatywayo belonwabele umd-lalo ochazwe njengobu-takis’iintlantsi ngethuba iHap-py Stars ibethwa 3-2 yiGhettoXI kumdlalo weZakhele Foot-ball Association (ZAFA) Pre-mier League nobubanjelwe ku-mabala aseWolfson ngomhlawama 22 kuJanuwari.

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Crusaders earn ahard­fought victory

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REAL Crusaders earned a hard-fought 3-2 victory from a gutsyKuyasa United Brothers duringtheir Zwide Football Association(ZWIFA) Marina Sea Salt Leaguegame at Zwide Celtic Stadium onSunday, January 22.

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YOUNGTigersFCoverpoweredAngelsFC2-1 intheir bid to stay in Motherwell Football Associa-tion (MOFA) Build It Premier League Top 8 dur-ing their clash at NU9 Stadium on 22 January.

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the full mofa build it premier league results:* Real Strikers 1-0 Milan Stars* Lion Stars 2-0 Highland Spurs* Tomorrow Stars 4-0 Angels* Shining Stars 3-0 Young Tigers* Valencia 2-2 Tottenham Spurs* Ikamvelihle Movers 3-2 Young Swallows* Young Madrid 4-3 SUBSMofa Build It First Division League results:

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< Young TigersFC beat AngelsFC at NU9 stadi­um last week­end. Photo: SelbyMadikane

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