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LOCALLY born ultra-marathon hero, GeorgeNtshiliza, is among thebig names to partici-pate in the second an-

nual Motherwell Freedom Runscheduled to take place from NU2Stadium in Motherwell at theweekend.

The run is supported by the Nel-son Mandela Bay Municipality forits ability to develop and nurtureuntapped talent from the town-ships, to become athletes who go outand become competitive on the na-tional and international athleticstages.

Apart from the 2011 Two-OceansChampion, George Ntshiliza, wom-en’s runner Ntombesintu Fuzi, willalso participate. Both are defendingtheir titles after winning this racelast year.

According to Mr Price Sport Ath-letics Club Manager Michael Mbam-bani, who is also the event’s organ-iser, they are also expecting Glad-win Mzazi (SA’s 10 000m number 3runner), Lungile Gongqa (whoholds the 10km record of 20min, 17sec) and Cape Town’s NkosinathiMadyo.

Speaking at the press briefing atthe Woolboard Exchange in Mili-tary Road yesterday (Tuesday) anupbeat Mbambani thanked espe-cially the Nelson Mandela Bay Exec-

utive mayor Zanoxolo Wayile forsupporting the initiative that ismeant to keep the youth in sport andout of crime.

“The event is in April, a signifi-cant month in the calendar of SouthAfrican politics,” said mayor Way-ile. He mentioned the names ofChris Hani, OR Tambo and SolomonMahlangu as people to rememberwhen launching programmes forthe development of the youth.

“Our mission as the municipalityis not only to deliver water andlights to communities, we also haveto look into the development of sportand cultural activities,” said Way-ile.

He mentioned soccer, rugby andnetball and added that there was aneed to widen the net and includemore sporting codes. The mayorpromised: “We’ll never betray sportand will never betray the youth.”

“Whilst Mandela Bay is in a devel-opment stage, we need to appreciateinitiatives that are meant to developyoung people of the 21st century -the true ambassadors of this nationthrough sport,” the mayor said, add-ing that this sporting event held inApril – the month of CelebratingFreedom had a strategic objectivethat won his heart. It has an ability,he said, to integrate all races in themetro whilst at the same time at-tracting tourists.

Athletes from schools will alsoparticipate in this event on Satur-day with the 10km run starting at7am and the 5km run at 7.15am.

Nelson Mandela Bay mayor, Zanoxolo Wayile, is flanked by Motherwell Freedom Run defending champions, George Ntshiliza(left) and Ntombesintu Fuzi. Ntshiliza won the race last last year and went on to win the Two Oceans Marathon in 2011,while Fuzi was the only SA woman to bring home a gold medal for her 6th position at the finishing line. Photo: NCEBA DLADLA

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MEMBERS of the communityshould rise up and fight againstrampant crime that is tearing themapart.

This according to Nelson MandelaBay Municipality Councillor RanoKaiser. Kaiser, a PR Councillor of theopposition party Cope, was speakingduringthehandoverlastweekWednes-day of reflector jackets for members ofthesectorCrimePoliceForum(CPF)attheBethelsdorpPoliceStationprecinctwhich includes Arcadia.

Kaiser, who arranged the donation,said he has noticed that “the elementsof crime are very diplomatic” and feltthat men and women who risk theirlives - without pay - in fighting againstcrime must be identified and honouredwith dignity and integrity - for the goodcauseinwhichtheysacrificetheirlives.

“We need to work together to fightcrime,startingathome,”saidCllr.Kai-ser, adding that parents, schools, all

councillors, the church, businessmenand -women have a major role to playin the restoration of human dignitythrough moral regeneration.

Kaiser said he took it upon himselfto consult big business and got assist-ance from a Kempston Road firm Cre-ate a Stitch which bought the bibs “forthese soldiers that are fighting a justwar against crime.”

Lt.ColonelNyamekoNgumthankedKaiser for the gesture and told PE Ex-press Indaba thatcrimein theareahaddropped, thanks to the sterling work ofthe community police forum.

“We have a good partnership withour community, thanks to the good re-lations we enjoy with the CPF. On be-half of the station’s management andthe community I want to thank CllrKaiser for the gesture,” said Lt. Col.Ngum.

“This has made the work of the CPFeasy as they patrol the streets andguard schools day and night. We arevery pleased,” said CPF SecretaryPhumzile Mdunyelwa on behalf of theAcardia Sector 3 CPF.

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THE Chairman of the VolkswagenGroup South Africa, Hubert Waltl,turned the first sod at the site of thenew loveLife Youth Centre inKwaNobuhle, Uitenhage.

The R20 million loveLife YouthCentre aims to make a meaningfulimpact on the lives of the youth ofthe Uitenhage area.

It will offer youth specialisedcounselling services and also pro-vide support to teenagers and par-ents. Additionally, it will have out-reach programmes covering near-ly 20 000 young people annually inthe 20 surrounding schools.

The centre is Volkswagen SouthAfrica’s 2010 World Cup legacyproject and is funded through a do-nation from Volkswagen AG.

It will be managed by loveLife.The centre is scheduled to open onWorld AIDS Day, 1 December 2012.

At the sod-turning, VolkswagenGroup South Africa MD, DavidPowels said: “Volkswagen Group

South Africa and Volkswagen AGbelieve the centre will have ameaningful impact on the commu-nity of KwaNobuhle and the sur-rounding areas for future genera-tions.”

AFTER a very successful medialaunch on March 7 which featuredworld class cricketer Makhaya Ntinias the guest of honour, the ABayWheelchair Wednesday wheels areturning furiously for its start onWednesday, May 2.

The power of wheels is often under-appreciated.Onadailybasispeoplere-lyonwheels– twoor four– forallkindsof mobility needs, but mostly for get-ting fromAtoB.But just imaginewhatit is like spending every day reliant ona tool, like a wheelchair, that is com-pletely central to one’s existence andthe space and place challenges thatcome with it.

This exercise of imagination is themotivebehind theAssociation forPer-sons with Physical Disabilities’(APD’s) pioneering new fundraisingand awareness initiative, dubbedABay Wheelchair Wednesday.

“APD wanted to keep the idea sim-ple but effective,” said Brian Bezui-denhout, APD Executive Director. “Sowe thought, what better way to raiseawareness, funds and turn the tableson traditional thinking about peoplewith physical disabilities than to giveable-bodied people some insight andperspective into our everyday lives.

“How do we do this? The answer issimple. May 2012 will see companyheads, chief executives, and city lead-

ers in general contribute R5 000 andpledge to spend four hours in a wheel-chair on one of the 5 Wednesdays inMay.Thispractical experiencewill as-sist our leadership fromthepublicandprivate sectors in gaining a deeper in-sight into theobstaclesofpersonswithmobility challenges, as well as provid-ing opportunities for practicalchange,” said Bezuidenhout.

Withover 75 000peoplewithdisabil-ities living in Nelson Mandela Bay,this is a well-needed perspective, add-ed Bezuidenhout.

TheAPDaims toget 50 localhigh-fly-ers to come on board – ten each week.Each of these business and public sec-tor participants will donate R5 000 totake part in ABay Wheelchair Wednes-day. These donations will ultimatelytranslate into 50 wheelchairs whichwill go to needy children with disabili-ties. Any remaining funds will go toAPD’s Day Care Centre in Motherwellwhere they care for 29 children withvarious disabilities between the ages of1 and 7 years.

“One of the major factors that pro-hibit personswithdisabilities fromin-tegrating and functioning normallywithin society is the issue of reasona-ble accommodation,” Bezuidenhoutexplained. “The ABay WheelchairWednesday initiative will challengethe mindset of the decision-makers

within society and help to bring aboutan unprecedented paradigm shift inthe way persons with disabilities aretreated.”

The first organisation to pledge itssupport was Nelson Mandela BayTourism, with CEO, Mandlakazi Ske-file dedicating herself to performingher duties in a wheelchair eachWednesday in May.

Other leaders who have followedthe NMBT CEO’s example are fromABay Stationers, ACSA, The Board-walk Casino and Entertainment Com-plex, Die Burger, Bay FM, Dis-ChemPharmacies and Spar – to name but afew.

Willie Bosch, Project Coordinator,advises that there are still participantchairs available and he encourages lo-cal businesses to enter.

The Grand Send-Off, which will seesome very prominent Nelson MandelaBay personalities in wheelchairs, willtake place on May 2 at 10am from theAPD Nelson Mandela Bay offices at 55Paterson Road. For more informationcontact Willie Bosch at 0 041 484 5426oremailwillie.bosch@apdnmb.org.za., Media 24 in the Eastern Cape andits newspapers PE Express and DieBurger, have endorsed this projectand will be reporting on Wheel-chair Wednesday events through-out May.

< Displaying the bibs from left are: CPF Secretary Phumzile Mdunyelwa, Sector3 CPF members Johannes Finnis, Renet Loggenberg, Marilyn Hagoo, Cllr Rano Kai­ser, Jessie Page and Sylvia Prince and Lt. Colonel Nyameko Ngum. Seated fromleft are Hilton Grootboom, Juanita Smith (CPF Treasurer) and Gordon September.

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Sod­turning for new loveLife Youth Centre in KwaNobuhle

The first sod was recently turned at thesite of the new loveLife Youth Centre inKwaNobuhle, Uitenhage. At the event,from left to right, were David Powels, MDof Volkswagen Group SA; Lazola Ndlazil­wana, Chairperson of NUMSA ShopSteward Council; Hubert Waltl, Chair­man of Volkswagen Group SA; ZanuxoloWayile, Executive Mayor of the NelsonMandela Bay Metropolitan Council;Ward Councillor Nomsa Booi; GraceMatlhape, CEO of loveLife Trust andMpho Makwana, Chairman of loveLifeTrust. Photo: SUPPLIED

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Adults who wish to receivetheir money through a com-mercial bank will each have adevice similar to a phone witha SIM card, that works withvoice recognition technology.

Luzuko Qina, provincialspokesman of the Social Securi-ty Agency (Sassa), said lastweek that this piece of moderntechnology is part of the secondphase of the re-registrationprocess that starts on June 1.

“The process is not a re-appli-cation for grants or checking if-beneficiaries do qualify for thegrants they are already receiv-ing. We only want to make surewhether those receiving grantsdo exist. This is all part of fight-ing fraud,” he said.

Qina also said adults’ finger-

prints will be taken and theirvoices will be recorded.

Each beneficiary who wantsto receive money via a bank,will receive a voice recognitiondevice to use every month to ac-tivate the payment of the allow-ance.

The fingerprints will also becompared with the informationfrom the Department of HomeAffairs and the Revenue Serv-ice (Sars) to curb fraud. Ac-cording to Qina the finger-prints will also be compared tothe police’s database to catchcriminals.

In the case of child grants,copies of children’s hands andfeet will be taken. This will bedone during the school holi-days.

Qina said there are 2.7 mil-lion beneficiaries in the East-ern Cape, of which 1.8 millionare children.

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THE mother of the Rhodes stu-dent who was killed en routeto her graduation on Thurs-day, remembers how excited

her daughter was when she last sawher.

Leloma Fufu (24) completed herhonours degree in mathematical sta-tistics at the end of last year andstarted working at the Medical Re-search Council in Durban on April 1.

“She was so excited about hergraduation and counted the hoursuntil her moment on stage. That anyman could do something so cruel toan innocent girl on the eve of heradult life, is something that I willnever understand as long as I live.”These were the words of a cryingBongicaFufu fromMotherwell aboutthe murder of her daughter LelomaFufu.

On the day of her murder, Lelomahad hitch-hiked from Motherwell toGrahamstown to collect her gown forthe ceremony at a clothing store. Herparents would later that afternoontravel with the car to the event.

According to Fufu the last time shehad spoken with her daughter was at2:55pm when she said she had ob-tained a lift.

When they called her again a whilelater, someone answered the phoneand they could hear music playing inthe background. All their calls there-after were in vain.

“I wanted to panic, but forced my-self to remain calm and continue tobelieve everything would be fine.”

She and her husband, John, droveto the shop late afternoon to find outwhether Leloma had picked up hergown. “When they told us the onewith her name on was still there, Iknew,” said Fufu. They were takento the hall where their talented

daughter’s allocated chair was emp-ty.

The parents then went to the policeand experienced a night of hell. “Wesat up and prayed. Only a parentwould understand what goesthrough a person’s mind on such anight.”

Captain André Beetge, a policespokesman, said passers-by cameacross Leloma’s body at 11am in thewoods behind the old Coega Hotel onFriday. She had been stabbed fourtimes in the chest.

Police suspect robbery was the mo-tive for her murder. The deceased’sshoes, formal clothing, camera,phone and money were stolen.

According to Mr. Fufu his daugh-ter hitch-hiked regularly on week-ends and holidays without any prob-lems.

The Executive Mayor of the Nel-son Mandela Bay Municipality Zan-oxolo Wayile paid a visit to the griefstricken Fufu-family on Monday af-ternoon to offer condolences on be-half of the Nelson Mandela Bay Mu-nicipality and the broader communi-ty of Nelson Mandela Bay.

“As the Municipality we are deep-ly shocked and outraged by thissenseless act of violence against aninnocent young woman,” said Way-ile.

“We are further enraged by the re-cent spate of violent crimes that havetaken place in Nelson Mandela Bay.Not too long ago we had the shootingof two on-duty Police Officers, result-ing in the death of ConstableThandiswa Bambiso. Violent acts ofthis nature have no place in our soci-ety and should be condemned,” hesaid.

According to Wayile the NelsonMandela Bay Municipality is com-mitted to ensuring the safety and se-curity of all its citizens and to thisend is working closely with the

South African Police Services andother law enforcement agencies topromote law and order.

“We also understand that for us tosucceed against this scourge of vio-lent crime, we need a strong partner-ship between civil society and lawenforcement agencies. We thereforecall on our communities to rally be-hind our efforts, acting within thelaw, to make sure that the objectiveof creating a crime-free society be-comes a reality,” he said.

At time of going to print no arrestshave yet been made.

Parents’ night of hell after murder of student

INSERT: Leloma Fufu (24). TOP: For Bongica Fufu the shock after hearing of her daughter’s murder on Friday was so greatthat she was admitted to hospital. She is being supported by her mother, Nontsakasi Caga, and her husband, John.Photo: Deon Ferreira/Photo24

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IN response to a call byfans to record their debutalbum the duo 3 Quarters,consisting of NomabotweMtimkhulu and BulelwaGahe, will first hold alive concert at the PEOpera House on Thurs-day 19 April.

The duo have alreadyhad their fair share offame as they haveshared the stage withinternational acts likeGeorge Benson, croon-er Ringo Madlingozi,

the late Stompie Mavi, divasThandiswa Mazwai, Siphokazi andPhinda Mtya-Matlala to mentionbut a few.

Bulelwa, from Seyisi in KwaZa-khele, and Nomabotwe, who hailsfrom New Brighton, are accompa-nied by a six-piece band and threebacking vocals. Their music is ablend of township kwela and soul.

The girls have been entertainingmusic fans at corporate gigs, par-ties and functions and are excitedto show Nelson Mandela Bay fanswhat they have in store for them.

The concert will start at 6pm.Admission if R50 pre-sale and R70at the door. The dress code is Town-ship Night style. For bookingsphone 0 073 844 7848.

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This autumn, Hennessy Cognacpresents Hennessy Remixed – ashowcase of Hennessy mixabilitythrough a phenomenal music tourand four top DJs will be ignitingcrowds at Diamonds in PE on April21.

DJs SPHEtacula, Naves, Lulo Caféand Cndo have been invited to head-line the Hennessy Remixed Tourwith performances around the coun-try, each artist mixing his or her ownunique beats alongside the signatureflavours of Ginger, Apple, Soda andTonic – a distinctive taste for everyoccasion.

Hennessy Remixed will see thefour DJs playing at six events aroundSouth Africa, kicking off with Solly’sTavern in Cape Town, moving on toSedibeng in Soweto, Cubana in Blo-emfontein, Diamonds in PE, Max’sLifestyle in UmLazi and finishing atJack Budha in Pretoria.

“The notion of mixing Cognac isnot something new; in fact, from asearly as the 16th century the producthas been consumed with water. Cog-nac was also often the spirit of choicefor cocktails during the 19th century,when discerning gentlemen wantedsomething of quality,” commented

Avukile Mabombo, Hennessy Cog-nac SA Brand Manager. “HennessyRemixed will highlight HennessyVS, a young, vigorous cognac withversatility that can be enjoyed neatbut also lends itself to mixing with

flavours that still allow its characterto stand out.”

For further information on thetour, join the Facebook page at Face-book.com/HennessySA and followon Twitter: @HennessySA.

BAY TV will host a roadshow onApril 21 at Cleary Park ShoppingCentre.

It’s the first of its kind for thesix month old community televi-sion station. Local artists will beperforming during the show aswell as a local dance crew.

Among the artists are DJ SuperManiac, DJ Dello, Mark M and the

dance crews PE’s Finest and Re-born.

Coca cola is the main sponsorof the road show which will beginat 10 am and end at 1 pm. Entranceis free across the entire venue.The presenters of Bay TV will MCthe event and will be involved ingiving away vouchers and CDs.

“The public will also have the

opportunity to meet the Bay TVpresenters,” said Ziphindiwe So-goni of Bay TV, adding that theyare hoping to have more road-shows in the future -- to interactand build relations with the view-ers.

More about Bay T VBay TV is the new community

television station which is basedin Port Elizabeth and has been inoperation since October 2011. Itconsists of five programs withcontent ranging from news to en-tertainment and lifestyle. Thebroadcast times for Bay TV beginat 00:00 and end at 23:00 on week-days and from 00:00 – 00:00 onweekends. When tuning in to Bay

TV one must:1. Get a terrestrial aerial that

picks up Free-To-Air TV stations.2. With this connected, manual-

ly tune your television in theUHF bandwidth until you find e-TV.

3. Continue tuning and you willfind Bay TV (channel 54, frequen-cy 735.25 MHz.)

The duo 3 Quarters, consisting of Nomabotwe Mtimkhulu andBulelwa Gahe, will hold a live concert at the PE Opera Houseon Thursday 19 April. Photo: SUPPLIED

Top DJs mixing it up atDiamonds this weekend

Top DJs, such as Lulo Café, will turn up the heat at Diamonds in PE this weekend.Photo: SUPPLIED

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THE clock is ticking as the coun-try awaits the important an-nouncement of the next SABC 1Music Programme Live present-er.

Port Eliza-beth’s ownsassy andsensual BayTV present-er, andformer Ra-dio Kingfish-er dj,LuthandoShosha wasnominatedamong thetop 14 girls inthe countryto replacethe viva-cious Bo-nang Mathe-ba in themuch-lovedand watchedprogramme.

“I can’twait to hearthe news that I have made it tothe top 4,” said Luthando who isotherwise known as Thando tomany.

“My experience and presenta-tion skills have prepared me forthe show. I am waiting for the callto say I am the next live present-er,” said a confident but humbleThando, adding that she will notbe going to the show to try to belike the previous presenters; but

will be her-self - makingthe show herown.

“I am notthe carboncopy ofsomebodyelse, andthereforewill not betrying to besomebodyelse on theshow. Thiswill be an op-portunity toestablishmyself, saidThando.

“We are allvery excitedabout herachieve-ments so far.

Thando is very talented and de-serves the break,” said Bay TVStation Manager BronwynJacobs.

Could Thando be the nexttelevision presenter?

Bay TV presenter Luthando Shosha is inthe running to become the next SABC 1Music Programme Live presenter.

Photo: SUPPLIED

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APORT Elizabeth High Schoolprincipal Mzimkhulu Qunta is ona mission to help townshipschool-going learners improve

examination results.

“But this will only happen if learners im-prove reading,” said Qunta, who is principalof Sakhisizwe High School in KwaZakhele.

Qunta said he had observed that a numberof matrics fail their examinations not becausethey do not know the answers to the questions,but owing to the fact that they do not under-stand the question because they cannot under-stand English - the medium of instruction.

Sakhisizwe High school has introduced aLibrary Project aimed at instilling a cultureof reading in the learners of the school - some-thing which benefits neighbouring schools aswell.

Named after Judy Aljoe, who sponsored the

building of the library as well as shelves andbooks, the running of the library is taken careof by teachers Rewallen Blaauw and Jeff Mun-yaka. Learners take turns to visit the libraryevery day of the week.

Qunta believes schools – as centres of learn-ing and excellence – must have libraries tohelp children read. He added that thoseschools who don’t have libraries must collectbooks and put them in boxes. Teachers shouldthen give learners books to read and ask themto summarise the books for the class - to getoral marks.

“This can assist our children and improvetheir language literacy. The language is themedium of conveying ideas, and that is im-proved through reading,” said Qunta, addingthat reading also broadens the mind.

To achieve this Qunta has pleaded withschools and individuals with unwanted booksto assist his initiative by donating bookswhich will be used to assist poor learners intheir learning of the English language and im-prove their results.

Indaba School NewsBooks needed to improve learners’

grasp of English language

Taking interest in reading are Sa­khisizwe High School learnersfrom left, Siyabulela Gqalane,Unathi Mciteka, Amanda Nyen­gane, Abongile Mona, SibusisoZazela and Monwabisi Maxenga.Photo: Nceba Dladla

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KHANYISILE Nel is hoping to represent hercountry in the next World Karate Champion-ships in Mexico in July this year, that is if shemanages to raise enough money for the trip.

Khanyisile of Quku Street, Motherwell inPort Elizabeth needs at least R20 000 to be ableto go overseas.

The 15-year old Masiphathisane HighSchool Grade 9 learner in Motherwell, who al-ready holds a black belt in karate, has quali-fied to represent the Eastern Cape in the SAgames in Pretoria next month (May); but hermajor problem is getting sponsorship for theoverseas trip.

This has caused a major strain on Khanyis-ile’s gogo Joyce Madikane who would like tosee her granddaughter realising her dream totour overseas with her sport.

South Africa went to France last year, butfinancial constraints prevented Khanyisilefrom going and gogo Joyce fears if nobodycomes to their rescue this year, that wasbound to happen again.

“Winning in local and national games hasbeen a norm for her. I wish she can finally getthe sponsorship and go overseas this year,”said gogo Joyce, adding that she was alwayssaddened to see Khanyisile watching herdreams disappear because her family waspoor and cannot help her realise it.

“Khanyisile is thebright star andagoodam-bassador for South Africa. She has been in-volved in karate for a long time and is testimo-ny to the discipline that the sport instills inthe young minds,” said sensei Mike Ndubewho trains Khanyisile at Motherwell KarateAcademy.

According to Ndube, Khanyisile needsabout R20 000 for travel, accommodation and

everything else to make the trip possible. Hesaid he hoped a good Samaritan would comeand make Khanyisile’s dream come true.

Khanyisile needs sponsors to takepart in karate champs in Mexico

Black belt holder Khanyisile Nel must get financialsupport to go overseas and represent South Africain Mexico. Photo: Nceba Dladla

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SELBY MADIKANE

HUNDREDS of spectators con-verged at Wolfson Stadium inKwazakhele to watch ZakheleFootball Association (ZAFA)teams taking one another on dur-ing the Easter Holidays.

The tournament was made possi-ble by Njeya Investment PropertyLtd. All the semi-finalists in the Pre-mier and First Division Leagues re-ceived a full set of kit, 15 pairs ofshin-guards, captain armbands, aball, a ball-pump, goalie gloves, teamkitbag, stop watch and mini first-aidkit as well as the trophies, prize-mon-ey medals and individual award priz-es.

In the first division semi-finalsEleven Masters whacked City AllStars 3-0 with Fast XI beating Dyna-mos 4-1 on penalties after a drawn 1-1full-time score. In the finals, Fast XIembarrassed Masters by a whopping6-0 score.

In the Premier League semi-finalsUnited Comrades walloped Santos4-0 with Eleven Angels eliminatingBUBS 2-1. In the finals Comradessaid thanks to the Angels player

Mzwabantu Ndlovu who beat hisown goalie to take his opponents toa 1-0 glory.

The winners in both leagues, Com-rades and Fast XI, received R5 000, 25gold medals plus a floating trophyeach while the losing finalists inboth streams collected R3 000 and 25silver medals. The losing semi-final-ists received R1 000 each.

ZAFA president Sabelo Nkuhluwas thrilled with the way the tourna-ment was organised.

“The organisation of the tourna-ment was excellent. Thanks to all thecontributions people made,” saidNkuhlu.

The special awards were as followsPremier League* Best Player of the Tournament:

Simphiwe Solomon (Comrades)* Goal-Keeper of Tournament: Me-

likhaya Busakwe (Comrades)* Top Goal Scorer: Simphiwe Prin-

gle (BUBS)First Division League:* Best Player: Mzoxolo Ngcongolo

(Fast XI)* Goal Keeper: Mandlakayise Cat-

sha (Fast XI)* Top Goal Scorer: Sindile Manona

(Fast XI).

SELBY MADIKANE

IQELA elingoompondo zihlanjiwe nel-idlala kwiZWIFA ibambisene neSowe-to-On-Sea i-United Brothers FC ebizwaGebha ngabathandi bayo iphumeleleitumente ye-Easter ebi-phakathikwamaqelaamahlanungokubetha iY-oung Teenag-ers FC 3-1 kum-abalaaseZwide. ngo-mhla we-12 ku-April.

Le tumenteibiququzelelwengu-SparwaseDaku ibi-phakathikwalamaqela, Morn-ing Stars,Young Teenag-ers, NUBS, Young Idols kwakunye ne-Black Chiefs.

IGebha iwuphumelele umdlalo wayoneNUBS ngama 3-1 kumdlalo ophambikowokugqibela ngeli lixa Amatshayinaebhaxabule iintandane zeNelson Man-dela SAB Regional Bay LeagueiShowvillage ngama 5-0.

IGebha iwongwe ngebhasokazi le-

R12 000, iindondo zegolide ezingama 25kwakunye nendebe ebuyayo ngeli thu-baAmaTshayinaezixolisengamaR5000neendondo ezingama 25 zesilivere.

Kumdlalowokuhluzela indawoyesit-hathu iReal Crusaders ifumane amaR3500, iindondo ze-bronze kqwakunye

nendebeebuyayongokubethaiMorning Stars2-0 ukanti iM-orning Stars iz-ifumaneleiR1500 elin-gumthobantliz-iyo.

Omnye wa-baququzelelibale tumenteuCeba ChippaNgcolombaubabuleleabaxhasi bak-waSparngokolulakwabo isandla

kwimizamo yophuhliso lwebholaekhatywayo ekuhlaleni ngale tumente.

“Sibamba ngazo zozibini kuDakuSparngenkxasoyakhengokunjalonayenabanina obandakanyekayo kule tu-mente. Kumagosa ebephethe umdlalo,abathandi nabaxhasi bebhola ekhaty-wayo siyababulela,” utshilo okaNgco-lomba.

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IMBEWU Easter U-17 Soccer Tour-

nament turned into a resoundingsuccess when multitudes of com-munity members graced it fromthe beginning to the end at Ndzon-

delelo High School fields inZwide.

The competition was played ona knock-out basis and participat-ing teams were Hungry Lions,Zwide Celtics, Major Chiefs,Dodgers, Camper United, Ever-ton, Imbewu Non-governmentalOrganisation and Sophakama.

In the semi-finals, Hungry Li-ons ousted Major Chiefs 3-1 whileCeltics beat Dodgers 5-4 on penal-ties after a 1-1 full-time score.

In the finals, Celtics managed topip Lions 4-2. Celtics were award-ed a floating trophy plus 18 Goldmedals while Lions settled for 18Silver medals.

In the individual awards Celticsplayers Sakhumzi Mama (goalkeeper) and Bandile Skosana (bestplayer) received trophies for theiroutstanding performances whilethe top goal scorer award went toLion’s Striker Aviwe Mlele.

Tournament organiser Mali-bongwe Smith urged the youth torefrain from doing crime.

“Crime does not pay, you mustrefrain from doing it,” said Smith.

SELBY MADIKANE

ZAKHELE Netball Association (ZA-NA) league games will take place atWolfson Stadium in Kwazakhele onSunday 22 April.

The full programme of the day isas follows:

B-section league:

* Flamingo versus Ford Pirates* Royal Blues vs Young Neigh-

bours* Mighty Blues vs Continental Ex-

pressA Section League:* Continental Express vs Young

Neighbours* Royal Blues vs Ford Pirates* Flamingo vs Mighty Blues.

Presenting United Comrades skipper Luyanda Makuwa and Fast XI Skipper Mzulungile Ntoba the dummy cheques and trophiesare ZAFA president Sabelo Nkuhlu and SAFA NMB boss Mzimkhulu Fina. Photo: SELBY MADIKANE.

Zafa tournament resultsZafa tournament results

SELBY MADIKANE

HISTORY was made when the NewBrighton Football Association(NEBFA)’s underestimated Ama-khosi FC lifted the NozenzaKoester Easter Tournament tro-phy following their 2-1 victory onpenalties over the high-ridingBush Bucks in the final game atNew Brighton Oval on 11 April.

Both teams could not score goalson full-time score. Amakhosi fanswere, however, ecstatic to see theirside beating Bucks on the lottery5-5 penalty shoot-out. Amakhosiknocked out Roaring Tigers 2-1while Bucks edged out EasternJumpers 3-2 also in the semi-finals.

The Nebfa Koester Easter Tour-nament’s newly crowned winnersAmakhosi scooped the first prizeof R6 000, 20 gold medals and afloating trophy, with Bucks col-lecting R3 000 plus 20 silver med-als. The semi-final losers Jumpersand Tigers went home with a con-solation prize of R1 000 each.

Nebfa president Mxolisi Ngqok-

we hailed the clubs, fans and thematch officials for their contribu-tion towards the event’s success. “Iwant to say thank you, guys, foryour good behaviour from the be-ginning to the end of this major

event. Hats off to our sponsors DrDyke Koester, Fain, Coca Cola,Continental Tyres and MTN. Weappreciate your contribution tothe development of football,” saidNgqokwe.

Amakhosi won the NEBFA Nozenza KoesterEaster Tourney

Presenting the trophy to Amakhosi captain Siyabulela Gedze is Dr Dyke Koester(second from left), Nebfa boss Mxolisi Ngqokwe and on the far left is NebfaPRO Phillip Tsoaelo and far right Pastor Khaya Fuzani. Photo: SELBY MADIKANE.

IKuyasa United Brothers yosele

Daku Spar Tournament Organisers who pre­sented the trophy to Kuyasa United brotherscaptain Siyabulela Jonas are from left, LindaKolisi, Thando “Chippa” Ngcolomba and Si­pho Mama. Photo: SELBY MADIKANE

Imbewu Easter U­17 tourney a resounding success

Zwide Celtic U­17 squad with Imbewu NGO reps displaying their medals and tro­phies. Photo: SELBY MADIKANE

Zakhele netball fixtures

SELBY MADIKANE

THE league race title hots up in thePort Elizabeth East Football Associa-tion (PEEFA) Premier division.

The tough competition is betweenPEEFA giants Peace Lovers andYoung Teenagers, with the formerleading the Teenagers by just threepoints.

Some games were played duringthe Easter holiday. United Brothersdrubbed Sollar Stars 5-2. Teenagers

pipped the unpredictable Rising Stars2-0 while Peace Lovers humiliated Re-al Stars 7-1.Young Idolswentdown2-1to Young Aces to the dismay of theirfans. Mighty Birds proved criticswrong when they managed to snatcha 3-2 victory from Sollar Stars. Acade-my FC were firing from all cylinderswhen they hammered Milan FC 7-0.

Real Stars lost to United Brothersby 3-1 while Real Lions earned a hardfought 3-2 victory from the title con-tenders Teenagers affectionatelyknown as AmaTshayina.

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ELITE football league lovers willbe entertained when Premier Soc-cer League (PSL) outfits JomoCosmos and Maritzburg Unitedfulfill their promise of playingtheir home matches against Blo-emfontein Celtics and MamelodiSundowns at the Nelson MandelaBay Stadium today (Wednesday18th April) and Saturday 21 Aprilrespectively.

Kick-off for the matches is at7.30pm tonight and 6pm on Saturday.

Both teams will be relying on theirEastern Cape fans for support as theleague’s curtain is coming down to aclose. It remains to be seen howmuch Ezenkosi (Cosmos) who arerooted at the bottom of the log wantto retain their PSL status followingtheir 1oss to league title chasing Or-lando Pirates last week.

AgameMjomana (JomoSono)has,however, assured fans that his sidewill do whatever it takes to avoid thechop to the lower division. Then thequestion is, canCelticwhoareplaced

9th on the log, afford to be outside thetop-8?

High-flying Sundowns will be hop-ing to keep the number one spot onthe log with only four matches re-maining (after playing PlatinumStars at Lucas Moripe stadium inPretoria today) but will surely findMaritzburg United singing a differ-ent tune as the relegation-threatenedBlack Leopards (14th) and Santos(15th) are breathing heavily behindthem.

So, which ever way it goes, it’s go-ing to be fireworks and a good valuefor money for the paying public.

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Winners will be drawn by an auto-mated system and will be notifiedtelephonically.

SELBY MADIKANE

ZAKHELE Football Association (ZA-FA) hosted spectacular league gamesat Woolfson stadium from 6 to 7April.

In the Premier League Ghetto XIcontinued with their winning streakwhen they snatched a 3-1 win overContinental Express. Brazil Broth-

ers fans were astounded when theirside suffered a 1-0 defeat to HappyStars. Leeds United beat the ZAFApace setters Zamazama 3-2. In anoth-er shocking result, Dynamos pun-ished Golden Brothers 3-2.

Other ZAFA Premier League gameresults:

* Young Neighbours 7-3 Peace Lov-ers

* Seven United 11-1 Power Lads

ZAFA First Division League re-sults

* PE Demonstrators 6-0 Island City* Mazeppa w/o- 0 Moonlight City* Juventus 6-1 Ghetto XI* Ford Pirates 3-5 Black Eagles* PE Demonstrators 3-1 Vutha Celt-

ics* NUBS w/o- 0 Ford Pirates* Ghetto XI 0-2 Real Strikers* Mazeppa w/o- 0 Burning Flames.

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Spectacular games hosted by ZAFA

Mandela Bay’s twoPSL games in few days

The team of Black Eagles who hammered Ford Pirates 5­3. Photo: Selby Madikane.