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APORT Elizabeth family is dis-traught over themysterious dis-appearance of their 13-year oldgirl since 25 December last year.

Nobody knows where SinazoMani of DadaStreet, NU 8 Motherwell is, and her gogoNtombekhaya Mani (57) is having sleeplessnights.

Sinazo, a grade six pupilat Mpumalanga PrimarySchool, is not with hermarried mother, PhumezaMani-Makoki (33) in NU 29inMotherwell norwith her(unnamed) father inZwide.

Her maternal grand-mother Ntombekhaya toldPEExpress Indaba that shewas the one who nurturedSinazo and raised her sinceshe was a little baby. Sina-zo stayed withNtombekhaya. “I can’t findsleep anymore not know-ing where my child is,” shesaid.

Gogo Ntombekhaya hassince the disappearancedeveloped heart problemsfor which she is takingmedication.

“We had a black Christmas withoutNothsinini,” said gogo Ntombekhaya, usingthe missing girl’s other name.

“Sinazo wore the Christmas clothes Ibought for her on the day of her disappear-ance and went out as if she were going to aSomali shop nearby. We were surprisedabout her staying away so long, but really

started to panic when it became late,” saidthe sobbing gogo.

They went to the neighbours and all herfriends asking where Sinazo was, withoutsuccess. They then reported her missingwith the Motherwell police who started asearch for her.

Sinazo reportedly phoned her gogo on Jan-uary 1 wishing her a happy new year andtelling her not to worry.

“She said she waswith her father’s fam-ily in Zwide. Thephone cut out and shenever phoned again,”said Ntombekhayawho has since foundout from the Zwidefamily that Sinazowas not there whenshe phoned.

Sinazo’s neighbourand friend ThulisaJoyi (16) also did notknow where she was,she said.

“I don’t knowwhere Sinazo is. I lastsaw her on ChristmasDay and she did nottell me where she wasgoing,” Thulisa said.

Police spokesper-son Warrant Officer

Dumile Gwavu said they had opened a dock-et for amissing child. “I pleadwithmembersof the communitywhomight knowwhere Si-nazo is, to inform the police,” said W/O.Gwavu.

Anyone with information on Sinazo’swhereabouts is asked to contact W/O Kh-anyisile Mbane of Motherwell Detectives at041 462 0730 or 081 098 9735.

Girlmissing sinceChristmasDay

Gogo Ntombekhaya Mani is looking for her missing grand­daughter Sinazo ­ now 13 years old.PHOTO:NCEBA DLADLA

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EASTERN Cape schools re-open today forthe 2014 Academic Year and to better lastyear’s results, the province’s schools areexpected to start immediately with theirimprovement plans.

This was said by Provincial Educationspokesperson Mali Mtima yesterday. TheseSchools Improvement Management Plans

would be linked with the Circuits, Districtsand ultimately the Provincial Improve-ment Plans, according to Mtima.

According to Mtima, the Department ofEducation in the province was prepared tocontribute financially towards the realisa-tion of the plans of the schools.

“We expect teachers to teach and learnersto learn from today,” he said. Explaining,Mtima said teachers opened the schools inearnest last Friday and the Department was

hoping that by today (Wedneday) they wereready for action to improve on last year’sMatric results; which at 64.9% fell short ofthe 70 per cent targeted.

He said the Education Department hasmanaged to distribute about 100 per cent ofstationery and Learner-Teacher-Support-Material in time for this calendar year.

“Schools should also expect a visit fromour department officials from today tocheck on their readiness,” Mtima said

He said officials will check on the SchoolGoverning Body (SGB) minute book to sat-isfy themselves whether the Annual Gener-al Meeting (AGM) was held last year, thebudget approved by the SGB and SchoolManagement Team (SMT) and the minutesapproved.

If this was not done, Mali said they wouldencourage schools to fill any vacancies inthe SGB in the event that there was a short-age of members.

Positive start expected for schools in theprovince

NCEBA DLADLA

NELSON Mandela Bay students who passedmatric with flying colours in the 2013 Aca-demic Year and want to study further butlack the financial means to do so, should notdespair, according to Mongameli Peter, thelocal secretary of the Motsepe DevelopmentForum.

The Forum is a local development arm ofthe mining magnate, Patrice Motsepe’sFoundation, a national body aimed at as-sisting poor communities transform theirlives through education.

“We want those students who passed mat-ric but have no means to study further. Pref-erence will be given to those who want tostudy in the area of scarce skills like Phys-ics, Maths, Accounting, Information Tech-nology (IT), Engineering and Business Stud-ies among others, “ said Peter.

Nondumiso Rubushe, the Forum’s Educa-tion Convenor, said the funding, which canbe applied for until Tuesday 21 January2014, will address the academic needs of

those students who have already been ac-cepted to study at any tertiary institutionin the country.

“We are racing against time. Those whowant to apply should get the forms at theirschools, or from the Department of Educa-tion in the Ethel Valentine Building or atthe Uitenhage District Offices,” said Ru-bushe.

Rubushe said those students with accessto the internet can download the formsthrough the website: www.motsepefounda-tion.org, adding that the forum had alsourged local municipalities to assist with thedownloading of forms.

According to Rubushe, a certified copy ofthe Grade 12 academic record or results, amotivation letter from their principal orcouncillor and an affidavit that confirmsthe financial need from a parent or legalguardian must be submitted with the appli-cation form.

Those who qualified would be notified af-ter thorough screening by the EducationSector Committee and the adjudication bythe Funding Committee after 21 January.

Motsepe Foundation offers bursaries for needy Baymatrics

From left are, Monga Peter, Nondumiso Rubushe and Rev Tshume. PHOTO:NCEBA DLADLA

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exams is far away it’s always best to start find-ing good study methods which can helpthroughout the year, taking that pressure off,come exam time. To help with the load and bet-ter understand the work that awaits many stu-dents this year, Express reporter LizekaTandwa did some research on the internet andcompiled this report on the Top 10 tips to suc-cessful studying.

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NCEBA DLADLA

MOREthan1 300 suspectshavebeennabbedin the Motherwell Cluster Police precinctsince the launch of Operation Duty Calls inNovember 2013.

According to police spokesperson War-rantOfficerThembiGwe,all thedifferentpo-lice stations within the cluster took part inthe operation. In one operation alone, 623mandrax tablets were recovered and 63 sus-pects arrested.Police recovered 24 firearms and 137

roundsofammunition.Afurther92suspects

were arrested for illegal possession of fire-arms and ammunition, saidW/OGwe. A to-tal of 215 suspects were arrested for assault(grievious bodily harm) while 36 more werearrested for common assault.“We recovered 17 stolen vehicles and 24

suspects were arrested in possession of sto-len properties,” W/0 Gwe said.Traffic Law Enforcement Officers also

made sure that 282 traffic fines were issuedto those driving without a licence.Sheaddedthatpolicearrested329suspects

for drivingunder the influence of liquor, 106for sexual offences while 81 suspects werenabbed for house-breaking

OperationDutyCalls recordsmany arrests

TWOPortElizabethmenwerearrestedfordeal-ing indagga in twoseparate incidents lastweekWednesday, said police spokesperson WarrantOfficer Dumile Gwavu.Gwavu said Public Order Policing members

arrested a 51 year-oldman in Ngada Street, NU2 Motherwell for selling dagga.According to Gwavu, police confiscated dag-

ga weighing about 0.294 kg with a street valueof R300. In another incident, also on Wednes-day, a 35-year old man was arrested for sellingdagga at Makgato Street, Shukushukuma alsoinMotherwell.Thiswasafterpolice followedup

on information from residents, said Gwavu.Dagga weighing 0. 210 kg with a street value ofR400 was confiscated.The two were expected to appear in court

soon facing charges of dealing in dagga.Thepolicespokespersonthankedcommunity

members for both the arrests.“The police wish to thank members of the

public for their involvement in fighting crimeby giving such important information. We willuse it to the utmost by bringing everyone whoacts against the law to book,” saidW/OGwavu.– NCEBA DLADLA

Menarrested fordealing indagga

AMAPOLISA oMzantsi Afrika eTinarhakwicandelo le-FamilyViolenceChildProtec-tion and Sexual Offences Unit afunisa ngo-Bulelwa Buthelezi akholelwa kukuba anga-wancedisa kuphando ahleli kulo.Eli nenekazi lakwaButhelezi lagqityelwa

ukubonwa lihlala kwaNobuhle eTinarha.

Kukwakho namarhe okuba ngoku lo ka-Buthelelzi uzinze eJeffreys Bay.Kuthiwanabani na onokuthi abone ingqi-

nauBulelwaButhelezimakancedeaziseum-phandi Detective Sergeant Llewellyn deVriesngokukhawulezakulomnxeba:0810686428. – NCEBA DLADLA

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COOPERATION between members of theSAPS that include Despatch and UitenhageCluster Flying Squad and KwaNobuhle mem-bers, led to the arrest of three armed men whowere suspected of car-hijacking last Thursday.

Police seized the hijacked vehicle and a fire-arm.According to police spokesperson Warrant

Officer Gerda Swart, the suspects allegedlyheld a woman at gunpoint and demanded hervehicle keys in Ndlambe Street, KwaNobuhleat about 7pm last Thursday.

“The three suspectsmade off in the directionof Port Elizabeth in the complainant’s car, aVW Polo valued at more than R179 000,” saidW/O Swart.The complainant, who could not be named to

protect her identity, notified the KwaNobuhlepolice who hastily responded.The surrounding police stations and the

10111 Centre were immediately informed.“Police officers from the SAPS Despatch

spotted the VW Polo on the Sans Souci Road-fore theUitenhageMagistrateCourtonchargesof armed robbery and being in possession of anunlicensed firearm.

) Port Elizabeth police are looking for fivesuspects in connection with a stolen vehiclecase. According to police spokesperson War-rant Officer Thembi Gwe,members of the Pub-lic Order Policing spotted the five driving aWhite Isuzu bakkie that is believed to have

been stolen at Livingstone hospital on Thurs-day January 9. They started the chase.The suspects stopped the vehicle in Zokufa

Street in New Brighton and fled the scene onfoot, with one of the suspects dropping a 9mmpistol. Police recovered the firearm and the ve-hicle but the suspects are all at large.“Anyone with information is asked to con-

tact the New Brighton police station at0 041394 7315 or 10 111.

Policework together to arrest armed robbery suspects

INDABA REPORTER

THE Uitenhage SAPS Cluster welcomed anew Station Commander Brigadier Phillip(Pat) Salukazana on 8 January 2014.

Brigadier Salukazanawas appointed as thenew Cluster Commander for the Uitenhagearea taking over after Brigadier Ruphus Pan-dela who retired from the police on Tuesday31 December 2013 after more than 37-years offaithful service to the South African PoliceService.Born in Mount Fletcher and matriculated

in 1976 at the Lehana High School in MountFletcher, Brigadier Salukazana joined theSAPS on 22 April 1977 and worked at variouscomponents within the following depart-ments, viz. Community Service Centre,Crime prevention, and Supply Chain Man-agement for which he was the ProvincialHead until 2006.An unassuming Brigadier Salukazana

comes with loads of experienced as a StationCommander with broad knowledge of servic-es rendered at various components withinthe SAPS.Armed with a BA Degree (majoring in

Criminology) in Public Administration ob-tained in 1996 BA (honours) in Public Admin-

istration andManagement completed in 2000the Brigadier completed several courses ofwhich the following are mentioned -* Practical Labour law program, Monitor-

ing and Evaluation,* Total Quality Management and Leader-

ship Development Program.Brigadier Phillip Salukazana was formal-

ly welcomed to the Uitenhage Cluster onWednesday, 8 January 2014 at a function at-tended by other station commanders andcommunity members.“It is imperative that the Community and

the Police unite and work together in thefight against crime.“I was sent to theUitenhage Cluster to lead

a team of dedicated men and women in blue.“Together we can make a difference in the

overall reduction on crime in our area,” saidSalukazana. adding that as members of theSAPS, theywere expected to complywith theSAPS Code of Conduct and Ethics which pre-scribed and emphasised the importance ofethical behaviour and integrity for all em-ployees.He charged, “We are committed to further

reduce levels of crime in South Africa, pro-viding for improved quality in service deliv-ery and rooting out corrupt activities amongits employees”.

“Hence, officers andmembers at the Uiten-hage Cluster will remain committed to im-proving the level of performance at the sta-

tions, by means of proper command and con-trol and ensuring the responsible use ofresources”.

UitenhageSAPSwelcomesnewStationCommander

From L to R back: Capt Vuyo Dolosi (Station Commander (SC) SAPS Addo), Lt ColVuyisiwe Tembani (SC SAPS Despatch), WO Ronald Deysel (SC Wolwefontein), LtCol Robert Riekert (SC Kirkwood) D/Col Sydney Ralane (Head: Detectives: Uitenha-ge).Front Row from left to right: Col Johan Nolte (SC Kamesh), Brigadier Phillip(Pat) Salukazana (Cluster Commander –Uitenhage), Brigadier Leonie Bentley (SCUitenhage) and Col Zolani Xawuka (SC Kwanobuhle). PHO-TO:SUPPLIED

S moving towards Port Elizabeth s and ahigh-speed chase ensued.”Swart said police arrested the 22-year old

driver and his passengers (both 21 years ofage) in William Slammert Street, Greenfields

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REPORTER

THE small, upmarket coastal suburbs ofBlueWater Bay and Swartkops are poised forsignificant growth on the back of ongoing jobcreation and new development at the nearbyCoega Industrial Development Zone (IDZ).

According to Ian Olivier, area principal ofPam Golding Properties in Port Elizabeth,who says Coega, in its constant, successfulpursuit of new investors and projects, isdriving up demand for accommodation inneighbouring residential areas.This is endorsed by Ayanda Vilakazi, head

of marketing and communications at the Co-ega Development Corporation, who says it’sa common trend for people to choose to liveclose to where they work, to avoid stress,high costs and long travel times/distances.“As the Coega IDZ grows, we are very like-

ly to see more and more people flocking tothis hub of industrial development.“The core IDZ development area of 6 400ha

is filling up and a significant number ofmegaprojects is on the way to fill the remaining4 000ha – including PetroSA’s R70 billionProject Mthombo, the liquid bulk tank farmrelocation, GDF Suez of France’s open cyclegas turbine, the deepwater Port of Ngquraupgrade and others –making residential are-as near the Coega IDZ a prime property in-vestment area,” said Vilakazi.Vilakazi said this is spurring non-indus-

trial growth through commercial enterprise.“For example, a major shopping centre isplanned near the Vulindlela Accommoda-tion and Conference Centre in Motherwell,an exciting development that shows that in-dustrial growth is matched by commercialdemand,” he added.“As mega projects come closer to fruition,

with an estimated R5 billion to R7 billion

spend per annum pouring into the region,this will be matched by incoming skilled,semi-skilled and unskilled labour, and therewill be an increase in people looking forshort and long-term accommodation with adesire for amenities, services and lifestyleofferings,” said Vilakazi.According to Olivier, Blue Water Bay and

Swartkops were traditionally bought into byyoung and middle-aged families seeking acoastal lifestyle, offsetting the daily workcommute against the pleasure of living awayfrom the hustle and bustle of city life in aplace where residents know one another.“Now, however, as South Africa’s largestIDZ goes from strength to strength, the localbuyer profile is expanding to include middleand upper Coega management from largecompanies such as Discovery Health, whichbrought with it about 500 personnel.”The challenge is going to be catering for

this demand, believes PGP resident agentPhyllis Magda, who says there are only cur-rently about 700 houses in both BlueWaterBay and neighbouring Swartkops.Already increasingly difficult to find, are

entry-level priced properties, typically two-bedroom, one-bathroom townhouses thatstart at around R700 000, she continues.The average selling price, which accord-

ing to Magda is R1.6 million, buys a free-standing family home usually within stroll-ing distance of the beach and comprisingthree bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a dou-ble garage.The area also includes an impressive selec-

tion of luxury homes, some with price tagsof more than R5 million and up to 800 squaremetres in size. These inevitably offer four orfive bedrooms, four or five bathrooms, fourgarages and a pool, as well as fine finishes,sea views and easy, if not direct, access tothe best beaches.

Coegaboostspropertyprices) ACVV Despatch is requesting anyonewith information with regard to the bio-logical mother of Daniël-Lee Revan Mead-ows, born on 31/12/1997 to contact socialworker, W.Laubscher at 0 041 933 1792 or0 041 933 1333 during office hours (7.30am- 4pm).To their knowledge, the biologicalmoth-

er of the child is Charmaine Slabbert of PortElizabeth.

) The AFM Executive Welfare Councilis searching for Vincent Mkhize, the father ofSesona Tsili (born 19/04/2013), with re-gard to the adoption of the child. Anyonewith details pertaining to thewhereaboutsof the father can contact the social workerDenise at 0 041 360 0302

) The AFM Executive Welfare Councilis searching for Vuyani Kofi, the father of Si-yamthanda Titi (born 21/10/2013), with re-gard to the adoption of the child. Anyonewith details pertaining to thewhereaboutsof the father can contact the social workerDenise at 0 041 360 0302.

) The AFM Executive Welfare Councilis looking for Nandipha Ncoma and Xola Mthi-ni, the parents of a boy Ayabonga Ncomaborn 30/06/2011. It is with regard to theadoption of the child. Anyone with detailspertaining to the whereabouts of the par-ents please contact the social worker Den-ise at 0 041 360 0302.

) The AFM Executive Welfare Councilis looking for details pertaining to thewhereabouts of the parents of an approxi-mately seven week old baby girl, “KhanyaHannah Le Grange” (assumed) born20/11/2013 (estimated). Khanya, who wasstill a newborn babywas found abandonedin Njoli Road, Kwazakhele on the eveningof 21/11/2013. The council needs to find theparents with regard to the adoption of the

child. Contact the social worker Denise at041 360 0302.

) Uviwe Child and Youth Services is re-questing anyone with information per-taining to the whereabouts of Daryl de Vrye,born in 1951 and previously fromWalmer,Port Elizabeth, to contact Maliska Gravettat 0 041 453 0441.

) The Department of Social Develop-ment (Nelson Mandela District, IbhayiService Office) is requesting anyone withinformation with regard to the mother ofchild Zandilw Kanana born on 24/07/2006at Dora Nginza Hospital in Port Elizabethto contact social worker Lumka Time at0 041 406 5904), during office hours(7.30am-4.30pm) or 0 074 726 4865 or fax0 041 451 3458To their knowledge the reported mother

of the child is Nomnikelo Kunana of Mother-well NU1.

) Uviwe Child and Youth Services islooking for Noluthando Mgqwanci in connec-tion with her children. The organisationis rendering services to her children butonly knows that she is in Johannesburg.The exact address is unknown. No-luthando Mgqwanci or any person whomight know her whereabouts can contactthe social worker, Ms Z Mawonga0 041 453 0441.

) The Department of Social Develop-ment Eastern Cape (Nelson Mandela Ib-hayi Service Office) is requesting anyonewith information with regard to the pater-nal family of Simbulele Sango born on 25March 2005, to contact social worker, Non-dumiso Manciya at 0 041 406 5876 or visitthe office at the SASSA building in NewBrighton. To their knowledge the reportedpaternal father of the child is Thembelani Pe-ter of New Brighton.

People sought in connectionwith their children

Send us your news or events before 12:00 on a Monday to express@media24.com or contact the Nceba Dladla at 0 041 503 6007.

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NCEBA DLADLA

ABOUT 100 children coming from the ChrisHani Informal Settlement in New Brightonwill receive stationery and school uniforms,including shoes at the Boardwalk Amphithe-atre this Saturday January 18.

NelsonMandelaBayExecutivemayorOomBen Fihla will also be present during thehandover as well as the board of directors ofZonwabise Trust.These children are all victims of the fire

that destroyed homes in the Chris Hani areaearly last year, and they were also treated toa scrumptious meal at the Boardwalk Casinoand Entertainment Centre in December.“After the fire, TheBoardwalkhelped those

families with their immediate needs likeblankets and food and assisted school-goingchildren with uniforms. But, working withWard 17 Councillor Ncediso Captain, we feltwe should add to that by giving at least 100of those children Christmas presents,” saidThe Boardwalk’s Peggy Mokhatla who looksafter the Corporate Social Investment (CSI).The children were treated to lunch, taken

in to watch a movie and got an opportunityto listen to Christmas Carols sung by localmusic groups.Cllr Captain and some of the volunteers

from the Ward spent the day with the chil-dren.“We raised funds and made R7 940 on the

day and the Boardwalk decided to double it toassist in making the lives of the children bet-ter,” said Mokhatla

“We are happy that we are making a differ-ence in the lives of these children who comefrom destitute families. We try to make a dif-

ference wherever we can to make, especially,children feel special,” said Mokhatla.

Boardwalk supportsChrisHanikids

Chris Hani Informal Settlement children having good time at the Boardwalk in December. PHOTO:NCEBA DLADLA

NCEBA DLADLA

THEChurchofChristofSouthAfricawillholdits 15th anniversary at Phakamisa Locationnear KingWilliams Town from April 18 to 20.

According to the church’s public relationsofficer Rev. Ricardo Booysen of Missionvale,thechurchwillalsohold itsannualconference

during this event scheduled for the Easter pe-riod.Booysen said his church, which is a regis-

teredNon-Profit-makingOrganisation (NPO),works in tandem with the Department of So-cial Development and SASSA.Hesaid theyhad justexperiencedthesadde-

parture of some of their clergy, owing to somemisunderstanding in the church, and that he

feared they could be tempted to use illegallythename “TheChurch ofChrist of SouthAfri-ca” to seek sponsorship for their own ends.According to Booysen he has learnt that the

formermembers had visited SASSA allegedlytoaskforfundingfororphanedandvulnerablechildren.“We are the legal structure that looks after

the interests of the church,” saidBooysenwho

issued PE ExpressIndaba with thenames of people hesaid are the legiti-mate leadership.This included him-self as well as thechurch’s president,Rev. Nelson Kona ofNew Brighton.

Church of Christ in SouthAfrica celebrates 15 years

Rev Ricardo Booysen.

WARNING ISSUEDABOUT FORMERMEMBERS USINGCHURCH’SNAME FOR FUND­RAISING

REPORTER

DOLLA Sapeta’s first solo exhibition in hishome city of Port Elizabeth in 15 years hasbeen met with praise and respect by the localarts industry.

The exhibition “The Midlife Colour” runsuntil January 24 at theAthenaeuminCentral.Sapeta has pulled together a part-retrospec-

tive of his work from the past 15 years fromprivate collections, including that of theMan-dela Bay Development Agency (MBDA), Nel-son Mandela Metropolitan Mu-seum(NMMM)andNelsonMan-dela Metropolitan University(NMMU).Sapeta said the collection

takes viewers on a journeythrough a vibrant Red Locationthat is no more, which he paint-ed in the 1990s, all the waythrough to the stark, but colour-ful pieces he is currently work-ing on.“The exhibition conjures a

sense of isolation in its recognis-able stylised Afro-pop expres-sion, dealingwith topics such asthe despair of HIV/Aids, dogma,politics and inner reflection, allcaptured through vivid, but in-sulated township scenes,” hesaid.Sapeta has been dedicated to

the arts fromayoung age,wherehe drew and sold comic books tohis friends and attended draw-ing classes in a New Brightongarageunder the guidanceof thelegendaryGeorge Pemba on Sat-urdays.Commenting on the collec-

tion, Louwrens Westraad, fel-

low artist and collaborator, who opened theexhibition said, “Whether you decide to re-member theDollawho lecturedPECollege artstudents formore than five years, who has ex-hibited his paintings, drawings and photo-graphs internationally, or created theFishBirdpublic artwork on the Donkin Reserve as partof the MBDA’s Route 67 honouring Madiba, orfor thatmatter as the published poet, writer, orthehumble,downtoearthmanwhosearthangsaroundyou, it’s your choice tomake, and inmyopinion this is the true value of Dolla’swork-heallows you to decide.”

DollaSapeta tackleshismidlife‘colour’ ongallerywalls

One of the works in Dolla Sapeta’s “The Midlife Colour” solo exhi­bition.

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SELBY MADIKANE

IKAMVA Movers went for a total onslaughtwhen they thrashedCrystal Palace 4-0 in theirMOFA Build It Premiership played at Moth-erwell NU 9 over the weekend.

Movers appeared to haved donetheirhomework thoroughlybecausethey kept Palace in their own territo-ry for almost the entire game.Palace looked rusty. As a result

they suffered the consequences.The goals ofMovers came courtesy

of Ayanda Manengele (a brace),Thabo Moremi and Thobela Mhom-ho.Valencia shared the spoils 1-1 with

Highland Spurs. Sivuyile Booibanged in Valencia’s goal whileMahlubi Bontsa scored Spurs’ equal-izing goal.Young Madrid and Manchester

United played to a goalless draw.Shining Stars beat SUBS 1-0 a

goal thanks to Thozamile Boji. Re-al Aces edged out Real Strikers 3-1with Lukhanyo Sompondo, Thu-lani Gqanto and Siyabonga Gweje-la coming up with a goal apiecewhile Themba Kilani registeredStrikers’ consolation goal.Tomorrow Stars were all over Li-

on Stars in their 3-0 victory.Tomorrow Stars were scored by

Lukhanyo Dayile (2) and BongaRooney Bontsa.

Other MOFA Build It Premier League re-sults:

*Manchester United 0-4 Valencia*Milan Stars 3-3 Highland Spurs*Young Madrid 2-1 Liverpool*Tottenham Spurs 1-4 Young Tigers*Tomorrow Stars 1-1 Tottenham Spurs

SELBY MADIKANE

ROYAL Bucs collected the three maxi-mum points when they beat Central Ace-mates 1-0 in their SAFA Nelson MandelaBay SABRegional League clash atMother-well NU 9 Stadium on 11 January 2014.

Following the Christmas break, bothsides looked rusty and the standard of thegame.However Bucs fans had to wait for al-

most the entire regulation time until Mab-helandile Mtati came up with the late goal

to make the final score 1-0. Camper Unitedastounded SUBS fanswhen they held theirside to a 1-1 draw.Other title contenders Lion City

drubbed Tomorrow Stars 4-0. Callies kepttheir hopes of winning the SAFANMB tro-phy alive when they snatched a 2-0 awaywin from Highland Spurs.

Other SAFA NMB SAB League results:

*Despatch Pioneers 2- 0 Fairview Rovers*Motherwell Academy 2-4 Peace United*Island City 4-0 Sunrise Development*Hotspurs 0-0 Showville

Movers crushedCrystal Palace

Sibusiso Madonci (Madrid) holds the ball while AyandaAce Sazi (Manchester) is following.

PHOTO:SELBY MADIKANE

Royal Bucs beat CentralAcemates 1-0

Acemates playeris chased by Bucsplayer.

PHOTO:SELBYMADIKANE

NCEBA DLADLA

BOXING South Africa (BSA) Ratings Com-mittee approved in December boxers whohave challenged and qualified for the SouthAfrican titles, and the list provided some ofthe must-see shows.

In an attempt by the boxing governingbody to ensure there’s activity in the fisti-cuffs, championswho have had an opportu-nity to put their titles on the line againstmandatory challengers in the last threemonths had been instructed either tomakea voluntary defence or engage in an inter-national fight.There were in the list of approvals a

number of SA title fights that could pro-vide fireworks.These are any promoter’s dream fight

with a good marketing strategy.Uitenhage’s Eastern Cape Heavyweight

Champion Unathi Jacobs has been approvedto challenge Gauteng’s national Hea-vy-weight champion Anton Nel.At 46 years of age, Nel (33 fights, 18 wins,

12 losses and three draws) who defeated Si-busiso Sibiya by TKO 6 in defence of the titlein his last fight could provide an exciting ‘ex-perience versus youth’ fight against theyounger police officer, Jacobs.Rated at number one in the country, the

younger Jacobs (9 fights, 8 wins, all KOs andone loss) who demolished Ivan Strydom inone round to claim the provincial talent lastOctober and successfully defended it byknocking out Sithembele August, also in thefirst round in December, however, is under-stood to be preferring rather to challengethe national Cruiserweight champion Dan-iel Bruwer who also holds the WBF Interna-tional JuniorHeavyweight title. Jacobs is al-so topping the cruiserweight contenders’list.

“I am not a fully-fledged heavyweight andwould rather challenge for the Cruiser-weight title, a division in which I am stillcomfortable,” said Jacobs recently.It would also be interesting to see how

Jacobs fares among the other Cruiserweightinternational campaigners like Thabiso Mc-hunu (ABU Champ), and Ilunga Makabu(WBC Silver Champion).This year SA Welterweight Champion

Tsiko Mulovhedzi of Limpopo must defendagainst mandatory challenger MziwoxoloNdwayana from Grahamstown while it

will be interesting to see East London’s SAJunior Welterweight champion MzolisiYoyo facing his homeboy and mandatorychallenger Ali Funeka for the title.Fans would like to see SA Featherweight

champion Lusanda Komanisi who stoppedAphiwe Mboyiya for the title in Decemberput it on the line against Oscar Chauke orthe new kid on the block, Lwandisa Zinto.

SA title fights fanswould like to see

Eastern Cape Heavyweight champion UnathiJacobs. PHOTO:SUPPLIED

SELBY MADIKANE

COMMUNITY building supplies companyMotherwell Build It injected funds intothe development of grassroots footballwhen they renewed the sponsorship con-tract between themselves and MOFA on24 December 2013.

According to Motherwell Build It ownerSibongile Nkebe they had decided to re-new the contract for the next three yearsbecause at Motherwell Build It they want-ed to take MOFA to greater heights.Nkebe said, “We decided to renew the

contract for the next three years becausewe are pleased with the way things are go-ing between MOFA and us.“The population of Motherwell deserve

better things and among them sport is thetool to develop the youth. At MOFA every-body is committed. As such it is an idealsituation to plough back to the communi-ty. I hope that the R300 000 sponsorship

from Build It will make a big differencein MOFA.”MOFA President Simphiwe MK Mkha-

ngelwa stated that all the stakeholders inMOFA did not bring the brand image ofMotherwell Build It into disrepute.“Their good attitude and cooperation

enables us to run our local football associ-ation (LFA) smoothly. There are no has-sles because we deal with issues in a pro-fessional way.” Mkhangelwa said.“All our teams, starting from juniors,

women’s soccer and senior teams’ leaguewill benefit from the R300 000 sponsorshipcourtesy of Motherwell Build It. We atMOFA are going to maintain a good rela-tionship betweenMotherwell Build It andus.“On behalf of MOFA I want to thank

Motherwell Build It for supporting us.Had it not been for Motherwell Build It,the standard of football in our LFA wouldhave been lower. Once again, I want to saythank you, Motherwell Build It.”

Contract betweenMOFA,Motherwell Build It renewed

MOFA President Simphiwe MK Mkhangelwa and Motherwell Build It Owner Sibongile Nkebe.PHOTO:SELBY MADIKANE

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HUNDREDS of Real City supporters expectednothing less than a win but their side suc-cumbed 1-0 to Bush Bucks during their SAFAEastern Cape Second Division game at Moth-erwell NU 9 Stadium on 11 January 2013.

City’s skipper Reason Fountain’s powerfulshot nearly caused trouble for Bucks’ goal-keeper Mlungisi BazookaMaranti who fistedthe ball over the crossbar in the early stagesof the game.

Bucks came out strongly but Real Citystood their ground. In the last stages of thegame Bucks were awarded a penalty whichwas scored by Vusi Nameka.

BushBucksThaboMadikane andMnonele-li Mayeye Zitho played their hearts out butLandileMfulana kept awatchful eye on them.

Other SAFA Eastern Cape Second Divi-sion results:

*Highbury 4-0 Red Stars

*Cloud Nine 1-2 Cacadu*Tembu Royals 2-0 Morning Stars*Kokstad Liverpool 1-2 Tornado*Champions 8-0 JB Milan*Angavu 2-2 OR Tambo Cosmos

SAFA EC Nedbank KO Cup results:*Amampondo United 1-2 FC Buffalo (FC

Buffalo will take part in the last 32 nationaleliminations)

RealCity succumbed1-0 toBushBucksathome

Real City wing Gwenu Jonas is chased byBonakele Twala of Bush Bucks. PHOTO:SELBYMADIKANE

SELBY MADIKANE

IT was all smiles on the faces of ManchesterFC players following the sponsorship of kitby Dr Nomatemba Gum at Wells Estate on20 December 2013.

Nomatemba revealed that the reason tosupport Manchester FCwas that “Manches-ter FC are dedicated, disciplined and deter-mined on and off the field of play.”

Nomatemba said,” I am overwhelmed bytheir results at MOFA Build It First Divi-sion and they help me when I host some ac-

tivities ofmyclubBontleTigersLRFC. I alsowant to motivate Manchester because themotivated club has a potential to producedisciplined, quality players.”

Manchester FC Chairman Xolisa Zamisathe sponsorship of kit to their side wouldmake them able to achieve their vision.

“Our club could not be where it is now,but for Dr Gum’s support for us which haskept us going.

“All I want to say is that Dr Gum keepson making a big difference in the club. Iwant to say thanks to Dr Gum for sponsor-ing a kit for our club,” said Zamisa.

SELBY MADIKANE

ITWAS back to business inNEB-FA Sedgars Premier League fol-lowing the Christmas break.

However, the games wereplayed at Chevrolet Stadiumfrom 11 to 12 January 2014.

CCX Callies went down 2-1 toDodgers while Black Stars

thwarted Boast Pirates 3-1.Stinging Bees overcame Ama-

khosi 4-1 with City Lads wallop-ing City Defenders 5-1. PE Sun-downs earned ahard 3-2win overRoaring Tigers and Winter Rosepipped Bush Bucks 1-0.

PE United played to a 1-1 drawagainst PE Eastern Jumpers. Inthe tough encounter Red Citybeat Real White City 1-0.

SELBY MADIKANE

JEFF Masemola Community Hall was full upto its rafters when high profile people, par-ents and players graced NODEFA JuniorFootball end of the 2013 season awards cere-mony.

SAFA NMB President Mzimkhulu Fina,who was the guest speaker, stated that par-ents and coaches should make sure that theplayers study their books and parents shouldwork together with teachers.

President Fina also said that the playersshouldmaintain high levels of discipline all thetime. The sponsors ASI Financial Services,Nobuhle Build It andVWCommunity Trust, allstated that theywould supportNODEFAJuniorLeague divisions.

The prize giving awards went as follows:*ASI FS U/11 player of the season: Tshepang Matutu

(Highland Spurs)*ASI FI U/11 goalkeeper of the season: Ayanda Jim

(Highland Spurs)*ASI FS U/11 coach of the season: Themba Ngingi

(Highland Spurs)*Build ItU/13player of theseason:SinothandoDlamini

(New City Stars)*Build It u/13goalkeeper of the season: ThembelaKan-

ya (Jamaican Stars)*Build ItU/13coachof theseason:SindileNodala (New

City Stars0*ASI FS –VWCommunity TrustU/15 player of the sea-

son: Khanya Nokhetshe(New City Stars0*ASI FS-VW Community Trust U/15 goalkeeper of the

season: Lutho Sithathu (New City Stars)*ASI FS-VW Community Trust U/15 coach of the sea-

son: Sindile Nodala (New City Stars)*VWCommunity Trust u/17 player of the season: Siya-

bulela Johnson (Young Callies)*VWCommunity Trust U/17 goalkeeper of the season:

Vusumzi Sampies (Jamaican Stars)*VWCommunity TrustU/17 coach of the season:Nkos-

intle Buzani (Young Callies)

Competitions winners:*ASI FS U/11 KO winners: Highland Spurs*Build It U/13 Top 8 winners; New City Stars

League winners:*ASI FS U/11 winners: Highland Spurs*ASI FS U/13 winners: New City Stars*ASI FS U/15 winners: New City Stars*ASI FS U/17 winners: Young CalliesSchool girls’ league winners:*Primary schools U/13: RH Godlo

*High schools U/15: NkululekoSpecial awards:*Coordinator of the season: Pamela Tshaka*Development of community sport: Petronella Daniels

(ASI FS), Mike Mubuzunwa (KwaNobuhle Build It) andBuyile Gqubule(VW Community Trust)

Gummakes a difference to acommunity football club

Nomatemba Gum hands the kit to some players of Manchester FC. PHOTO:SELBY MADIKANE

Back to business inNEBFA

NODEFAJunior FootballAwards ceremonyheld

Players and officials show their fruits of hard labour. PHOTO:SELBY MADIKANE