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PRESIDENT Jacob Zuma will launchthe New National Strategic Plan tofight HIV and AIDS on World AidsDay tomorrow at the Wolfson Stadi-um in KwaZakhele.
He will address the national eventto mark the 23rd commemoration ofWorld Aids Day.
Also among the high profile peopleattending the event will be DeputyPresident Kgalema Motlanthe, whois also Chairperson of the South Afri-can National Aids Council (SANAC),Eastern Cape Premier Noxolo Kiviet,cabinet ministers and members ofthe South African National AidsCouncil (SANAC).
Human Settlements, Safety and Li-aison MEC Helen Sauls-August, whoalso doubles as the Eastern CapeAids Council (ECAC) Chairperson,said the decision to host the nationalWorld Aids Day event in the Bay, inconjunction with the Municipal AidsCouncil (MAC), was in line withtheir plans to, focus their energies onthis region because of an increase inHIV infections in the past year. “TheEastern Cape Aids Council has cho-sen Nelson Mandela Bay as its focusfor the next two years as the HIV/Aids statistics on new infectionshave increased by more than 2% to29.9% over the past year,” said MECAugust-Sauls.
The MEC was also concernedabout alcohol abuse that is ravaging
especially the youth in Mandela Bay.“We also have serious concerns
over the extent of alcohol abuse espe-cially amongst the youth in this ar-ea,” she said. In an attempt to beef upits HIV/Aids programmes NelsonMandela metro has also establishedWard Aids Councils aimed at creat-ing an awareness of this scourge atgrassroots level.
Meanwhile, the Gogo SupportGroups of Motherwell, New Bright-on, KwaZakhele, Walmer and Uiten-hage in conjunction with the hospicewill also hold their HIV/Aids aware-ness at the NU13 Hall in Motherwelltomorrow starting at 10am.
The gogos, or grannies, have beentrained and awarded certificates bythe hospice in conjunction with
Aids-Training, Information andCounselling Centre (ATICC) to offeradvice on Prevention, Treatment,Care and Support as well as offercounselling to those who are infectedand affected by the pandemic.
“We are the gogos who lost ourloved-ones and are affected by thedisease. We know its impact andtherefore go out (to childheadedhomes and orphanages) and cook forthe Orphaned and Vulnerable Chil-dren (OVC) and give them support,”said gogo Hazel Matsoko who is thesecretary of Motherwell Gogos Sup-port Group.
Tomorrow, she said, speakersfrom different organisations will betalking to the HIV/Aids infected andaffected to give them hope.
Zuma visits Metrofor World Aids Day
Concerned citizens are preparingto march against the abuse ofwomen and children from the
Motherwell Police Station to NU30Community Hall yesterday. Read
story on page 2.Photo: Nceba Dladla
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R2 million Zwide cemetery upgrade completeNCEBA DLADLA
A Cemetery with a historical sig-nificance in the Nelson MandelaBay Municipality has been up-graded, beautified, fenced andhanded over to the community tolook after.
A function to hand-over the Zwidecemetery, which is the final restingplace of heroes of the struggle andRivonia trialists Govan Mbeki andRaymond Mhlaba, the Pebco threeand the Cosas two, among others,was held on Thursday last week.
Separated from the Vista Campusof the Nelson Mandela MetropolitanUniversity (NMMU) in Missionvaleby the Uitenhage Road, the Zwidecemetery was established in the1980s and identified by the NelsonMandela Bay Municipality as one of
the cemeteries in the metro thatneeded urgent attention. The ceme-tery is now in a good state followingthe construction of approximately1 500m of concrete palisade fencing,installation of the main and pedestri-an gates and minor masonry works- all to the tune of just over R2 mil-lion. The upgrading and mainte-nance of this local cemetery was oneof the key projects the municipalityhas undertaken as part of the Ex-panded Public Works Programme(EPWP). It was labour-intensive as itprovided local communities withmuch needed jobs. “The cemeterywas upgraded in order to make itmore appealing to the community,thereby ensuring that it would bekept neater and cleaner than in thepast,” said Municipal spokesperson,Ongama Mtimka. The project was adirect response to the communityoutcry over filth and vandalism.
Residents and invited guests gathered at the official handover of the upgraded Zwide cemetery on Thursday last week. Photo:Beverley Darlow.
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PORT Elizabeth police are urgently looking for the where-abouts of Msimelelo Christopher Lukwe who previouslyresided at no.32 Aggrey Street in New Brighton andPhumzile Christopher Jokani who used to stay at no. 11810Site and Service, KwaZakhele.
The two can assist the police during court proceedings in aculpable homicide case that happened on 23 June 1995.
Warrant Officer Dumile Gwavu has also urged communitymembers to come forward and help in the investigation of threemore recent murders that took place in the Motherwell area.
* A badly injured victim was found near the blue containerat Nyara Street, Motherwell on 22 June this year. He was takenhome by a relative but could not speak. The victim was thentaken to hospital where he died.
* According to w.o. Gwavu, police found the body of an un-known man (aged between 25 and 30 years of age) next to anelectric container in Gugura Street, NU5 Motherwell on 9 July.The deceased was wearing a black striped T-shirt, cream jacket,pink striped jersey, Bad Boy sleeping shorts and blue Guessjeans. He had two cuts on his head and lower lip.
* On July 31 police found Sebenzile Kekana of NU11 Mother-well at Nomeva Street at NU11 Motherwell. He had sustainedfive stab wounds.
* Investigating officers are looking for the man (pictured) toassist in their investigation of a murder docket. It is allegedthat on June 11 the owner of a cellular phone was found deadin his house. He had multiple stab wounds and his throat wascut. “The deceased’s cellular phone was also recovered withphotos in it that did not belong to the deceased. Police believethat the man in the photo can assist them with their investiga-tions. Anyone with information who can assist in any of theinvestigations are asked to contact Warrant Officer MarioJonck of Motherwell Police Station Detectives at: 041 405 6521or 084 8109 078.
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Police are looking for this man in connection with a murdercase investigation. Photo: Supplied
Communities urged to stopviolence against women
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IT is that time of the yearagain in South Africa forcaring members of thecommunity, civil society,the church, GovernmentDepartments and Non-Governmental Organisa-tions to call fellow mem-bers of the community tostop the abuse of womenand children.
Abuse can be physical,sexual, financial or emo-tional and knows no genderor age. But it is the unaccept-ably high incidence of abuseof women and children thatis addressed in this aware-ness campaign.
The 16 days of Activism ofNo Violence Against Wom-en and Children is held thisyear from November 25 un-til December 10.
“According to the SAPScrime statistics for2010/2011, contact crimesgenerally decreased by 6.9%(sexual assaults and rapesfall within this category).The only two provinces that
showedan increasewere theWestern Cape and NorthWest Province.
“Contact crime is an areaof crime which by its natureleads to serious feelings offear and insecurity becauseit is the form of crime withwhich violence is normallyassociated,” said UitenhagePolice spokesperson Lieu-tenant Colonel PriscillaNaidu.
“While we are satisfiedthat this crime category gen-erally has declined, SouthAfricans remain concernedabout the number of rapesthat occur in the country,”continued Naidu.
Nelson Mandela Bay hasan alarmingly high numberof cases of violence andabuse against women andchildren. This was alsohighlighted during the Na-tional Launch of the FamilyViolence, Child Protectionand Sexual Offences (FCS)Unit in Motherwell, PortElizabeth,by Police DeputyMinister Maggie Sotyu, thenow suspended NationalPolice Commissioner Gen-eral Bheki Cele and a host
of national top Police Bri-gade members in October.
From April 2009 to March2011, for instance, SAPSCrime Statistics revealed astartling 238 cases of SexualCrimes committed againstwomen; with a drop of 10down to 228 in the periodfrom March 2010 to April2011 in New Brighton. Thiswas followed by Motherwellwhich recorded 168 cases inApril 2009 to March 2010 anda slight drop of two down to166 in the period from April2010 to March 2011. Lt. Col.Naidu is hopeful that the re-introduction of the FCS Unitwill provide a platform forcrimes against women andchildren to be thoroughlyinvestigated in order to en-sure convictions. There isalso a need for womenthemselves to break the si-lence and report abuse.The SAPS, Nicro, Child-line, the Departments ofJustice, Correctional Serv-ices, Social Development,the Victim Support Cen-tres, WAWA and SASSAcan also assist women andchildren who are abused.
Residents gather inMotherwell to fight abuse
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NELSON Mandela Bay Met-ro residents have beenurged once more to stopwomen and child abuse.This was a strong messagefrom all the speakers dur-ing the 16 Days of Activismof No Violence againstWomen and Children eventat the NU30 CommunityHall in Motherwell yester-day.
The event, organised bymembers of the SA PoliceService and the Victim Sup-port Centres in the metro inconjunction with the Depart-ments of Justice, CorrectionalServices, Social Development,WAWA, Nicro, and Childlinewaswell attendedbymembersof the community.
Members of the Victim Sup-port Centres, WAWA andChildline supported by Ama-doda Okwenene, an organisa-tion of men against abuse,marched from the MotherwellPolice Station to the NU30Community Hall carryingplacards that communicate
very strong messages de-nouncing this scourge.
The regional manager of theThuthuzela Care Centre at Do-ra Nginza Hospital, Linda LeRoux, who is a prosecutor byprofession, said the abuse ofwomen and children is aworldwide problem whicheverybody must fight to end.
“We are joining other wom-en of the world during these 16days of activism, to stand uptogether and say no to womenand child abuse,” said LeRoux. She said that it being ahuman rights issue its last dayis quite significant as it is onDecember 10, InternationalHuman Rights Day.
According to Le Roux theyreceive about 150 cases of rapeper month in the Dora NginzaRape Crisis and the perpetra-tors are sometimes set free ow-ing to lack of evidence, andthis, she added, has to come toan end.
She said victims must en-sure that they do not destroyevidence and have themselvesexamined as soon as possibleafter the rape. “Women mustspeak out; rapists must getwhat they deserve - to rot in
jail.”In the same vein, Le Roux
warned women against usingtheir bodies to manipulatemen. “It is wrong,” she said.
Meanwhile, a high numberof cases of violence and abuseof women and children havebeen reported in the Mother-well and Kamvelihle PoliceStations, and that was acourse for very serious con-cern, said Thobeka Tshata ofthe department of Social De-velopment.
She mentioned the case ofthe disappearance in Augustof the three-year old toddlerZenixole Solomon who hasstill not been found. Anotherexample is the case of a fatherwho could not get hold of hiswife with whom he had a disa-greement and who decided instead to burn his child.
Nokuzola Macotshana ofthe Social Development De-partment said her office is in-volved in the programmes toempower and support victimsof abuse so that “victims willnot be victims for the rest oftheir lives - they must over-come the ordeal and becomethe survivors.”
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FIVE women from Motherwell in PortElizabeth are very happy that they decidedto form the Noziqhamo Arts, Craft and Re-cycling Project almost 12 years ago.
They collect rubbish - cardboard, bottles,cans and plastic bags, and recyle them to makebeautiful household items like shopping bags,candle holders, bracelets, bags and hats.
Not only are they feeding their families andeducating their children from the money theyget from collecting and recycling rubbish, butthe Noziqhamo Arts, Craft and RecyclingProject made 100 hats from plastic for the in-ternational delegates at the United NationsCop 17 Talks on Climate Change held at theICC Convention Centre in Durban this week.
“I was phoned by Robyn Weir of a promo-tions company in Johannesburg askingwhether I could assist her to get into contactwith Noziqhamo Project which she saw on theinternet,” said Swartkops Conservancy Envi-ronmental Manager Jenny Rump who worksclosely with the Noziqhamo Project. Theproject was asked to make 400 hats for the dele-gates from the 194 countries, including Presi-dent Jacob Zuma. But they managed to do 100.
“We were so excited to get the order to make
the hats for the Cop 17 delegates. The onlyproblem was that we could not get enough ofthe green and white colour (from Woolworth’splastics) they wanted so we added the yellowand black including royal blue, but they lovedit,” said Noziqhamo Arts, Craft and RecyclingProject Manager Eunice Jacobs.
The group felt that the job was too much forthem in a very short space of time, and decidedto involve a group from Walmer, said Jacobs,adding that they asked the Walmer group todo at least 50 hats. They only managed to do30hatswhileNoziqhamodid the remaining 70.
“I am so proud of Noziqhamo Project. Thesewomen are real hard workers. And, theirwork is so beautiful that Robyn loved it. Sheasked for the pattern and said she is going togive it to other groups in the country to finishoff the required 400,” said Rump proudly.
Jacobs said the success of their project hasmade it possible for them to attend Environ-ment Workshops all over the country and alsoto attend Women Business Conferences likethe one in Boksburg, Gauteng last year andanother one in Durban.
“We flew to these conferences and experi-enced things that we would not have experi-enced if it were not for this project of turningrubbish into cash,” said Jacobs, urging otherwomen to wake up and do things for them-selves in the spirit of Vukuzenzele.
Wearing the hats are Noziqhamo Arts, Craft and Recycling Project members from left, Nosizwe Dingaan,Nosipho Mayinje and Eunice Jacobs. Photo: Werner Hills
War Room pleasesirate consumers
THE Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality(NMBM) has managed to considerably re-duce the number of irate consumers sincethe introduction of the War Room on Serv-ice Delivery early this year.
TheWarRoomonServiceDelivery isa24-hourcall centre (reachable on 0 080 020 5050) whereresidents are able to log any service delivery-re-lated complaints. It is a one-stop service centrethat attends to all enquiries of residents.
The War Room on Service Delivery boasts arate of over 95.11% of the 34 528 complaintslogged from May to the beginning of Novemberthis year having been resolved.
NMBM has been hard at work, responding toqueries related to water and sanitation, electrici-ty, roads, storm water and waste management.
Theescombe resident, Peter Alpwig, was im-pressed by the level of professionalism and ded-ication shown by the staff in the War Room onService Delivery when he called in for a queryregarding his water supply. “When I called thenumber, I was assisted by friendly and profes-sional staff who promised to attend to the prob-lem promptly. They called me back later to up-date me. When the problem was solved – whichhappened within one day – they called me againto check whether everything was fine,” he said.Rowallan Park resident, Laura Mace, called theWar Room to have her blocked sewage pipefixed. She said the municipal official who as-sisted her, Sthembele Mkhokeli, was confidentand friendly. “The same day I reported theproblem it was fixed. I am pleased with the serv-ice and thank the Municipality for introducingthis call centre, which delivers on time,” saidMace. Executive Mayor, Zanoxolo Wayile, saidhe was pleased that the War Room had seen con-sistent continuous improvement since the mu-nicipality started opening it up for all serviceareas of the municipality in May.
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Thumping music at CD launchNCEBA DLADLA
AN all night-long party ofthumping music and danceispromisedas theSoulCan-di Crew presents a hot andbanging dance compilationby music producer and DJof note, Game, at 52 Parlia-ment Street, Central, PortElizabeth, this Saturday.
This Electro Candi 3 CDscompilation is an attempt byGame to stake his claim tofame in this cut-throat musicindustry and Deejaying. It isthe first time that the Joburg-based Game alias BonganiMadikizela, who is alreadygaining reputation as thecountry’s gifted and deter-mined club and partiescrowd-pleasers, comes to
these shores “and fans willnot be disappointed” accord-ing to the show presenters.
Also expected to shine atthe event are locals DJ MthiHD, Jigga, Scorpion DJ andMills52.
Tickets cost R50 . Ladies getin free until 10pm.
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Playing the deejaying game at 52 Parliament Street in Central, PE this Saturday is Bongani Madikizelabetter known as DJ Game. Photo: Supplied
Dame Judith Sephuma to sing in PEINDABA REPORTER
THE simplicity of JudithSephuma’s ‘I am a LivingTestimony’ is set to inspireSouth African music fans inNelson Mandela Bay whenshe will perform on Decem-ber 3 at the Nangoza JebeHall in New Brighton.
Judith Sephuma introducedher fans to many of the songsfrom ‘I am a Living Testimony’at a very special show in Jo-hannesburg early in July andreceived a rapturous response.
Now draws closer the re-lease of the multi-platinumseller and award-winner’sfourth studio album, givingfans throughout South Africaan opportunity to experienceSephuma’s most inspiring andunassuming recording yet.
“‘I am a Living Testimony’ isnothing less than a reflectionof my testimonial and journeythus far and one that will in-spire listeners to reflect ontheir own,” says Sephuma ofthe 10-track offering releasedthis September through SonyMusic Africa.
“It’s an inspirational recordthat takes you on a journey oflife, through songs about lovein Sepedi and Zulu. I am veryproud of it.”
‘I am a Living Testimony’ isalso a beautiful gift to Sephu-ma’s diverse and loyal fanbasethat has helped sustain what is
one of the most successful andenduring South African musiccareers of the 21st century.
As Sephuma puts it “In cre-ating this album, we wanted togive something really good tothe fans. They are the oneswho motivate me to writesongs and I have some of thebest producers in the industrycrafting each song just right.”
The reason for Sephuma’sfocus on her fans on her fourthstudio album is clear to her:it’s these individuals, spreadthroughout the country and al-so beyond South Africa’s bor-ders that have enabled her tobecome a successful artist,with several awards to hername (South African MusicAwards, KORA Awards, andMetro FM Awards).
From 2001’s ‘A Cry, A Smile,A Dance’ (2001) to ‘New Begin-nings’ (2005), and ‘Change IsHere’ (2008), Sephuma has en-joyed a successful and sus-tained music career, turning
her into one of SA’s most ad-mired solo female artists.
“I have travelled far andwide performing for audiencesaround the world, always re-turning home to my roots andto the fans who have supportedmy career from the very firstCD sale to hundreds of thou-sands of music downloads, andmultiple platinum album saleslater,” Sephuma says. “This istherefore a thank you to eachand every one of them.”
Drivenbyherpersonalreflec-tion and a deep conversationwithher fans, ‘I amaLivingTes-timony’has love, inall its differ-ent manifestations, flowingthrough each song, giving therecord a simplicity that has apowerful and lasting impact.
Whether it’s the heartachethat is clear in ‘Write Me A Let-ter’ (“Write me a letter/ Beforeyou walk away/Under my pil-low/Tell me anything youneed me to know”), the elegantlove song ‘You Are The Rea-son’, or the album’s title trackwhich is a moving demonstra-tion of Sephuma’s faith in God,‘I am a Living Testimony’ pro-vides solace for the soul.
As Sephuma herself puts it,“In the lyrical content and thearrangement of the music, Ihave strived to make sure thateach song comes to the listenerin a simple way. It’s been anamazing way to approach analbum and I believe that we’vemanaged to do that with everysong here.”
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PORT Elizabeth resi-dents from KwaZakheletownship will have theopportunity to receive amedical check-up onThursday, December 8,thanks to the Lilitha Col-lege of Nursing PE Cam-pus’ initiative in part-nership with NelsonMandela Bay Municipal-ity through the office ofthe Health PortfolioCouncillor, Pat Nombibaand the Ward 22 Council-lor, Nosipho Belu.
Speaking about this boldinitiative that the local res-idents are looking forwardto with much enthusiasm,Lilitha College of NursingHIV/Aids Organiser NathiKilani said they wouldhelp people in the Daku ar-ea of KwaZakhele test for
HIV/Aids, High BloodPressure, Diabetes andSputa ( for TB) amongstothers.
Kilani said they had cho-sen that date because De-cember 1, being WorldAids Day, was alreadybooked for a national eventto be held here in NelsonMandela Bay, so they didnot want to be seen to stagea counter event.
“We were informed thatboth the National and Pro-vincial Health Departmentofficials will be here in theBay for the World Aids DayCelebration on December1, so we decided to changeours to December 8 so thatour campaign does havethe impact we desire,” saidKilani. She added that theKwaZakhele residents hadasked for this assistance ofa free medical check-upthemselves.
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ing to these residentsabout our services (as anursing college) duringNurses’ National Day onMay 12, we realised thatthere was a need for thesetests as many of the resi-dents asked to be tested forespecially HIV/Aids,” Ki-lani said, adding that theythen opted to do a holisticmedical check-up of otherdiseases as well. Accord-ing to Kilani, people wouldbe able to get their test re-sults from the nearby Kwa-Zakhele Day Hospital andMax Madlingozi Clinic;and if infected, would re-ceive advice, counsellingand treatment. On thatday, residents would con-verge at Njoli Square at8am and walk, escorted byTraffic Department offi-cials, to Daku Clinic. Ki-lani said residents shouldalso look out for posters ad-vertising the event.
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RESIDENTS in the Friendly Citycan look forward to a Talent andKaraoke Night this Saturday, De-cember 3.
This once-in-a-lifetime experienceis presented by Teen Aglow Interna-tional with the theme being, “A Glowin the Dark, Light shall overcomeDarkness”.
The Christian event takes place atthe Columbus Hall opposite theGreenacres Shopping Centre at5.30pm for 6pm. Cost is R5 per personand refreshments will be sold.
Teen Aglo is the brainchild of Nao-mi Hood and Rachel Vardy. They areaffiliated to the Teen Aglow Interna-
tional organization which started inEngland and have since been trans-ferred to countries suchasBrazil andCalifornia.
Teen Aglow started in 2010 and isfor Christian and non-Christian girls.Their slogan is “Supporting teenagegirls in reaching their full potential”.
Their aim is to equip the girls withlifeskills needed to become success-ful women in society by building apositive self-concept, self-esteem andself-confidence and educating themon maintaining their Godly valuesby handling peer pressure as well ason grooming, exercising and eatinghealthily.
“It was while attending Aglow In-
ternational when God gave us the vi-sion of Teen Aglow. We always en-joyed fellowship at Aglow Interna-tional and we thought it would begreat outreach to the teenage girls inour area,” Hood and Vardy said.
They said the vision was to seeChristianandnon-Christiangirls get-ting together to have fun, hear thegospel and he able to share happytimesandproblemswithoneanother.
“We believe that Teen Aglow is away we could bring girls together ina relaxed environment to preach thegospel and to show them that they donot have to crumble under peer pres-sure, but God can help them throughlife,” said Hood and Vardy.
Reopening ofOceanarium, holiday
fun at BayworldINDABA REPORTER
Good news for resi-dents and holiday-goers. . .
Bayworld’s ocean-arium will be re-opening to membersof the public from thebeginning of Decem-ber.
The inevitable tem-porary closure of theoceanarium on April1 was necessitated bythe need to stop thedeterioration of theoceanarium infra-structure and to re-duce the operationalcosts of the facility.
The improved ma-rine facility excludesthe dolphin lake andthe tropical and pred-ator fish tanks, butdisplays eight small-
er tanks, with fishand invertebrates fo-cusing on the marinelife of Algoa Bay, inaddition to renovatedhousing for the sealsand the endangeredAfrican penguins.
The renovatedsmaller aquariumwill undoubtedlythrill visitors and al-so continue to sup-port Bayworld’s edu-cation and researchprogrammes.
Seal and penguintalks in the ocean-arium are scheduledat 11am and 3pm dai-ly. Moreover, the dan-gerous and irrepara-ble infrastructurehas been closed downand cordoned off,whilst interim im-provements havebeen made whichwould allow time for
the complete redevel-opment of Bayworldinto a world classtourist attraction.
In addition, Bay-world will also behosting an excitingand diverse seasonalprogramme from De-cember 10 to January8 next year for thewhole family. Theprogramme includesexciting activities,such as snake feed-ings, crocodile feed-ings, behind thescenes at the SnakePark, penguin feed-ing, aquarium feed-ing and much more.
Bayworld opens at9am and closes at4.30pm. For details ofthe programme orqueries contact Ali-cia on 0 041 584 0650or via email [email protected].
Walmer Arts Festival this SundayPE EXPRESS REPORTER
RESIDENTS can look forward to theWalmer Arts Festival where a celebrationof all arts including performance and visu-al arts can be enjoyed.
Isithatha will launch the first Walmer ArtsFestival at the Walmer Town Hall on Sunday,December 4. Performance and visual artistswill participate in a celebration of creativity.
The aim of the project is to raise funds to cre-ate a space that will provide an outlet for all
artists in the Walmer area, including Gqebera.Several artists will display their wares and
there will be an assortment of live performanc-es throughout the festival.
Isithatha is the brainchild of Sharon Rother,Phambili Ngcayisa and Gift Buqa who havebeen working on various theatre projects overthe past three years. The critically-acclaimedMaster Harold and the Boys, which was stagedat the Grahamstown Festival earlier this yearalso forms part of Isithatha. It is hoped that Isit-hatha will be able to offer training in all formsof the arts and become a tourist attraction, thusproviding employment for local artists.
The festival opens at 10am and to 2pm. Teaand cupcakes will be on sale as well as lightlunches.
For info contact Sharon at 0 082 774 9083.
Fun at Boardwalk’s ice rinkTHE Boardwalk’s festival lawn area will lit-erally be the coolest place to be this Decem-ber, with a 340m² mobile ice rink with realice.
The glass-sided rink will be open every dayfrom this Sunday to January 15.
For complete novices and anyone unsteadyon their skates, the special “Ice Angels” will beavailable to lend an expert helping hand. In ad-dition to ice-skating activities, a great line-upof family entertainment has been planned, in-cluding DJ nights in the marquee as well asskating lessons offered between 8am and 9amdaily. Tickets are available from Computicketat R50 per hourly session, including the hire ofice skates. Computicket will also be based onsite at the Boardwalk throughout the duration.
“We are extremely excited about this mobileice-rink and encourage families to take advan-tage of this form of entertainment over the sum-mer season,” said PR and Entertainment Man-ager, Caley Phillips. The ice rink will be opendaily from 9am to 10pm weekdays and from 9amto 11pm on weekends.
South Africa’s Teen Afropop band from Nelson Mandela Bay, the Afroteens, willbe joining the cast of Isidingo for a special appearance as themselves. The bandarrived in Johannesburg on Monday and shot the episode yesterday. The band willfeature in the music episode of this SABC 3’s popular soapie. The episode will beaired next year. Photo: SUPPLIED
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SOUTH African Football Associa-tion (Safa) Nelson Mandela Bayheld the MTN NMB Games glitter-ing draw function at the NelsonMandela Bay Stadium November19.
Regional President Mzimkhulu Fi-na and his committee, MTN repre-sentative Dudley Zikhali, NMB Exec-utive mayor Zanonoxolo Wayile andother high profile figures were in at-tendance.
During his speech, Zikhali saidthat MTN chose to support football
because “it is a popular unifyingsport.”
Executive Mayor Wayile hailedMTN for promoting sports at grass-roots level.
Fina said that MTN games wouldbe used as a platform to develop fu-ture stars. He said sport should beused to fight against alcohol abuse.
The tournament will kick-off at theNew Brighton Oval Stadium nextweek.
All 32 teams were divided intoeight groups with four teams each toplay according to a round-robin sys-tem. The groups’ top two teamswould book themselves a berth inthe quarter finals.
Safa Nelson Mandela Bay MTN drawHanding the overtrophy are MorningStars FC captainLuzuko Hambazeand chairmanChippa Ngcolombato Safa NMBPresident MzimkhuluFina and MTNrepresentativeDudley Zikhali.Photo: Selby Madikane
Crystal Palace benefitsfrom kit donation
SELBY MADIKANE
A Good Samaritan has lenta helping hand to CrystalPalace FC by donating a fullset of kit plus 15 match ballsto the club.
This donation was madepossible by Old Mutual Finan-cial Advisor Sinethemba Vaniwho did this as his way ofploughing back into the com-munity. Vani said he hadlearnt about the club’s desper-ate need of kit after readingabout it in the PE Express In-daba. Crystal Palace comesfrom a disadvantaged commu-nity in NU 10, Motherwell.
“So we at Old Mutual decid-ed that this was a way to add
value to the community,” saidVani. The visibly excited Crys-tal Palace president XolaniQwakanisa said that the mo-rale of the club would be boost-ed thanks to the sponsorship.
“I am overwhelmed by thissponsorship from Old Mutual,which amounts to R20 000 foryouth development. I would al-so like to express my specialthanks to PE Express Indabafor publishing that we were indire need of kit and financialsupport,” an overjoyed Vanisaid.
Old Mutual Financial Advisor Sinethemba Vani (right) hands overa soccer jersey to Crystal PalaceFC captain Mxolisi Mene andpresident Xolani Qwakanisa.Photo: Selby Madikane.
Rain disappoints cricket fansSELBY MADIKANE
CRICKET fans were disap-pointed when the Nelson Man-dela Bay Cricket Board Leaguegame between KwaDwesi andCoega Eagles at KwaMagxakiCommunity Fields was called
off owing to heavy rain.
The visitors, Eagles, batted firstand managed to secure 82/8 in the20 overs game. The home team re-corded 37/3 after seven overs onthe score board before the um-pires unanimously decided to callthe match off.
KwaDwesiCricket Clubwere stillenjoying thegameagainstCoegaEaglesbefore heavyrainsstopped it.Photo: SelbyMadikane
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Sevens fever kicks inINDABA REPORTER
NELSON Mandela Bayis gearing up for one ofthe biggest rugbyevents to hit Port Eli-zabeth next weekend.
While rugby supporters in theEastern Cape are eagerly awaitingthe South African leg of the first IRBSevens tournament to be staged intheNelsonMandelaBayStadium, theSouth African Rugby Union (SARU)has urged fans without tickets tobook their seats “so that they don’t
miss out on the most exciting rugbyevent to be staged” in the region.
Khaya Mayedwa, SARU’s PR andCommunity Manager, said ticketsales for the tournament was encou-raging, but has urged fans to moveearly in order to avoid disappoint-ment.
At the time of going to print, morethan 30 000 tickets have already beensold, according to Titus Chuene,Marketing Manager of Nelson Man-dela Bay Tourism (NMBT). This ismore than the combined number ofsales for George last year. SARU is,however, aiming to sell 50 000 tickets.
Chuene said they are very optimis-
tic for a big influx of tourists in thecity during the Sevens, as ticket sales"show a good response and it lookspromising”.
The NMB Sevens will take place onDecember 9 and 10 and the tourna-ment promises to be 48 hours of non-stop entertainment – both on and offthe field. SARU has worked closelywith all stakeholders involved to puttogether an exciting line-up of eventsin the week leading up to this eagerlyawaited tournament.
“Wehave something exciting linedup for each day in the week of thetournament, from when the 16 teamsarrive at the airport until after the fi-
nal whistle of the Cup final,”Mayedwa said.
SARU and Tag Rugby will be pre-senting a free introductory Tag Rug-by coaching course at the EasternProvince Rugby Union (EPRU) Of-fice on December 5. All coaches,teachers and parents wanting to at-tend this course must e-mail KhakhiDiala at [email protected] tobook their places. The following daya coaching clinic will be held in thestadium and this will be followed bya Tag Rugby competition.
The Springbok Sevens will givefans a chance to meet their squadmembers during a team signing ses-
sion at Greenacres Shopping Centreon Tuesday, while all the internation-al captains will meet and greet thepublic at Greenacres on Wednesday.
Entertainment during the tourna-ment includes top local DJ’s andbands. Dr Victor and the RastaRebels and globally-acclaimed Gold-fish will be playing for the Sevensfans after the day’s play on December9, followed by hip hop DJ sensation,DJ Ready D, who will be hitting thedecks late into the night.
Fans can enjoy the action at R80per ticket for Friday and R100 for Sat-urday. Tickets can be bought at Com-puticket.
Bucks punishes StarsSELBY MADIKANE
THE Supporters of TomorrowStars FC felt dejected whentheir side was punished byRoyal Buccaneers 4-2 duringtheir Safa Nelson MandelaBay Castle Regional Leagueclash at the Motherwell Stadi-um on October 19.
Bucks drew first blood whentheir sure-footed strikerSimthembile Ruda squeezed theball into the back of the net fol-lowing a good cross from a goodmove made by his left winger,Masixole Button in the first half.
Stars however, levelled thescores thanks to a goal by theirskipper Lizo Norushu. Bucksmade the score-line 2-1 whenButton scored a brilliant goal
while the untouchable Rudamade his second to make thescore 3-1 with Bucks leading.
In the second half Stars de-creased the deficit to 3-2 follow-ing a well-taken penalty byThabo Jonga.
In the dying moments of thegame, Bucks rubbed salt into thewounds of Stars when AkhulileDlilanga scored a fourth goal forhis side to make the final score4-2. In another game at NU2 Sta-dium, Emperors came from be-hind to draw 1-1 with Crystal Pal-ace. The other Safa NMB Region-al League results:
* Real City FC 1-1 Despatch Pi-oneers FC
* Camper United FC 2-0Showville FC
* Real Aces 3-0 Aspen FC* Young Professionals FC 10-0
Red City FC.
Tomorrow Stars skipper, LizoNorushu is chased by Royal Bucksdefender, Papeyi Kana. Photo:Selby Madikane
Winter Rose hammers Pondo StarsSELBY MADIKANE
WINTER Rose FC were relentlesswhen they hammered Pondo StarsFC 4-0 in the New Brighton FootballAssociation (NEBFA) PremierLeague match played at the City Ladsgrounds on November 19.
The game that reminded football fa-natics of yesteryear was when Dodgers
FC sank City Lads 2-1. Amakhosi FCwere equal to the task when they tamedRoaring Tigers FC 2-1 while EasternJumpers FC drew 1-1 with Bush Bucks.
PE United FC walloped CCX CalliesFC 4-2 as Boast Pirates FC shared thegoal-less spoils with Real White City FC.
Hubs went down 2-1 into the hands ofthe high-riding PE Sundowns FC.
Stinging Bees ran short of venom andnarrowly went down 3-2 against KUBSin their Kwaza Street Derby.
AmaRoma alawule eValenciaSELBY MADIKANE
IYOUNG Romans iyibuyisel’umva iVa-lencia FC emva kokuyibetha 1-0 kumd-lalo ophantsi kweMotherwell FootballAssociation (MOFA) Build It PremierLeague nobutakis’ iintlantsi eNU9 Sta-dium kutshanje.
YiRomans ebibek’iintente zayo kumhla-ba weValencia ifun’ int’ibilapha usaqalaumdlalo. Kuthe embindini wesiqingathasesibini ifolosi yeRomans uSihlangule Bo-lo waqhekez’iqanda efaka inqaku elibelelo-
na kulo mdlalo.Ezinye iziphumo zeBuild It Premier
League * Young Madrid 1-1 Milan Stars* Lion Stars w/o - 0 Tottenham Spurs* Shining Stars 5-0 Angels* Tomorrow Stars 1-0 Young Destroyers* Highland Spurs 3-0 Valencia* Liverpool 1-0 SubsIziphumo zeMofa Build It Kwinqanaba
Lokuqala* Crystal Palace 2-1 Shining Stars* NU 29 United Stars 4-1 Tomorrow Stars* Motherwell United 1-3 MUBS* Cosmos 3-4 Manchester* Camper United 1-1 Highland Spurs.
Young Romans beatValencia 10in Mofa BuildIt clash. Photo: SelbyMadikane.
Surprises inZwifa Marina
SeasaltLeague games
SELBY MADIKANE
FOOTBALL supporterswere surprised when theso-called big teams werepunished by the so-calledsmall teams during theZwide Football Associa-tions (ZWIFA) Marina SeaSalt League Games playedat the Zwide Celticsgrounds on November 20.
Real Crusaders FC fans didnot expect their side to godown 2-1 against newcomersYoung Brothers FC affection-ately known as Kubo. Thehigh-riding Major Chiefsfans could not believe it whentheir side lost by a whopping5-0 to Young Romans.
Other ZWIFA Marina SeaSalt League Scores
* Umanyano Stars 1-4 RealCrusaders
* Celtics 3-3 Golden Aces* Soweto Angels 2-1
Swartkops United* Golden Aces 1-3 Kuyasa
United brothers* Strikers United 1-2 Celt-
ics* Shining Stars 1-0 Uman-
yano Stars.