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Sizakele Nopote (70)was lucky to escapewith his life from theblaze at the Ekuphum­leni Old­age Home inwhich three of hisfriends died. Heshows the burnt outwheelchair of one ofthe victims.PHOTO:NCEBA DLADLA

Memorialservice forelderlyhomeblazevictimsNCEBA DLADLA

THE Memorial service forthe three elderly citizensJohn Tukani (73), PhillipMqingwana (63) and Stan-fordNgesi (71) who died in

ablazeatEkuphumleniOld-ageHomeinZwideTownship onSaturday even-ing will be held at St Peter’s AnglicanChurch at the corner of Spondo andJavu Streets in Zwide tomorrow(Thursday) 26 November. It starts at5:30pm.

This was announced by the NelsonMandela Bay Metro MunicipalityCouncilSpeakerCllrMariaHermans.She added that the demise of the threeelderly citizens at the institution hasleft themetromunicipality shattered.Since the Saturday night ordeal,

meetings between Executive MayorDanny Jordaan, his deputy BicksNdoni, Speaker Maria Hermans,

membersof theChurchFraternity ledby the South African Council ofChurches (SACC)MandelaBayChap-ter, theDepartment of SocialDevelop-ment, SA Social Services Agency(SASSA) andmembers of civil societyhadbeenheldto findwaystoassist theaffected families.The MEC for Social Development

Nancy Sihlwayi also visited the be-reaved families and promised to givethem support.Ekuphumleni’s director Mongame-

li Peter told Express Indaba on Mon-day that the cause of the fire was notyet known.Sizakele Milton Nopote (70), who

saw the fire and was lucky to escapeunscathed, said hewas sleepingwhenhe heard a cry from Philip who wasin a wheelchair.“I know his voice. I rushed to his

room, but I could not see because ofthesmoke.KnowingtheplaceIsurgedforward and knocked at the door. Butthe door was closed,” a still visiblyshaken Nopote said.He said, Ngesi and Tukani diedowing to smoke inhalation. Police

andothermembersof safetyandsecu-ritypersonnel found thecharredbodyof Mqingwana.“Some of the residentswere rushed

to DoraNginza hospital for treatmentand were later released,” said Peter.Reverend Bulelwa Mbulawa-Hans

of St Mathews Presbyterian Churchled theMinistersFraternal inofferingcounselling to the affected families.Police spokesperson Constable

MncediMbombo, said that police hadopened three inquest dockets and thatthe cause of the blaze was still beinginvestigated.

‘I knowhis voice. Irushed to his room,but I could not seebecause of thesmoke. Knowingthe place I surgedforward andknocked at thedoor. But the doorwas closed.’­ SIZAKELE MILTONNOPOTE (70)

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WITH the theme, “Fighting Crime -It Starts With Me”, the Bay safetyand security apparatus has com-bined resources with the police forthe festive season.

“How do we get them to be kidsagain?”This lingering questionbymayor

Danny Jordaan came after he com-pared the life experiences of chil-dren from different suburbs in Nel-son Mandela Bay and the effectcrime had on them.Speaking at the launch of the

EasternCape provincial festive sea-son safety operational plan, he pon-dered how a child from Summer-strand and one from Helenvalemight recite Humpty Dumpty ontheir way to school.“Perhaps the child from Helen-

vale would say that Humpty Dump-tywas shot, causinghis fall, and thechild from Summerstrand mightsayhefellbecausehesatonthewall.“Their environment is distorted.

How do we get them to be kidsagain? That is why we need to takeback Nelson Mandela Bay,” Jor-daan said.Themunicipality, with the police

and the community policing fo-

rums, in a combined show of force,launched the provincial strategy atthe Port Elizabeth City Hall, send-ing a clear message that crime willnot be tolerated.Provincial commissioner Lieu-

tenant-General Celiwe Binta reaf-firmed the commitment of the po-lice to fight crime and said 30% ofall serious crimes in the provincewere committed inNelsonMandelaBay.“Crime increases especially dur-

ing the festive season when crimi-nals try to get a foot in the door. Wewill check businesses for compli-ance, the implementation of opera-tionFielawill continue in full force,and the theft of livestock and con-tact crimes as a result of alcoholabuse are also on our radar.“Thank you, executive mayor for

making safety and security a priori-ty. I do so on behalf of our SAPSmanagement foryour initiativeandcombiningour resources,” she said.Jordaan challenged the police to

decrease drastically the occurrenceof serious crime in the area.The NelsonMandela Bay plan in-

cludes the deployment of traffic lawenforcementofficials, fireandemer-gency servicesmembers, lifeguardsonourbeachesandsecurityperson-nel in collaboration with the police.

Mayorunveils festiveseasonsafetyplan

THE municipality, in conjunctionwith the Mandela Bay DevelopmentAgency (MBDA),hasofficiallyhand-ed over the newly constructed Base-laQaqawuliCommunityHall inHla-wula Street to the residents of Ward17 in New Brighton.Mayor Danny Jordaan empha-

sised that the official opening of thehall, named after late struggle he-roes David Basela and QaqawuliGodolozi, who came from the samearea, was a service delivery initia-tive.Basela became sick and died on

Robben Island in the early 1960s,while Godolozi died in mysteriouscircumstances with ChampionGalela and Sipho Hashe during theturbulent 1980s.They became famously known as

the Pepco Three.“We are giving you this hall as a

place where you can celebrate wed-

ding functions and funerals. A placewhere you will hold meetings andyour children will celebrate suc-cess,” said Jordaan.He said he was expecting the

youth to use the hall to follow in thefootsteps of big names from NewBrighton like actors John Kani andWinston Ntshona, rugby playersLuckyMangeandThembaLudwabaand rugby and cricket players Kha-yaandGeraldMajolawhoused theirdifferent talents touplift thenameoftheir township.Even though therewere other ser-

vice delivery needs like housing rec-tification,water, sanitationandelec-tricity in the area, this attempt bythemunicipality should be applaud-ed, Jordaan said.“We are going to deal with those

needs. You do not elect people tosteal the money. You want servicedelivery.Wemust stop theft and cor-

ruption in the metro.“Corruption is a huge problem

that we must deal with decisively.Wemustcleanthiscityofcorruptionso that every penny goes to where itis supposed to,” the mayor said to aloud applause.MBDACEO Pierre Voges said the

agency taskedwith beautification oftheBaytownshipswasexcitedaboutits job.“We want every township citizen

to be proud of his or her suburb,wherever she or he is,” he said, add-ing that they had asked for morefunding from the treasury to domore work.The family of Basela was repre-

sented by his widowNobelungu (94)and two sons Thembekile (63) andJongumzi (52), who accepted thehonour and thanked themunicipali-ty for not forgetting his name.– NCEBA DLADLA

Jordaan calls for end to corruption

Executive mayorDanny Jordaan(left) and Ward17 CouncillorNcediso Captainunveiling theplaque atBasela Qaqa­wuli CommunityHall last week.PHOTO:THEOJEPTHA

NCEBA DLADLA

A 30 year-old KwaNobuhle womanappeared before the Magistrate Uit-enhage Court facing a charge of theftunder false pretence.

This is after the residents she al-legedly scammed out of their moneymanaged to do a citizen’s arrest.The accused allegedly sold them

“jobs” at Transnet in Uitenhage forsums ranging from R500 to R1 700.The victims had to give her their

CVs, bank details and tax numbers.A group of more than 30 unem-

ployed young people, who have al-legedly deposited money into thewoman’s account, decided to takematters into their own hands whenmonths elapsed without the fulfil-ment of the promise of employment.They followed her to a house in

Motherwell and demanded that shetake them to their jobs, they toldEx-press Indaba.The woman then handed herself

to the police at Mkoko Police Sta-tion in KwaNobuhle.When the group got to the police

station, they were surprised to findmore of her alleged victims whowent to the station to report her.One of the victims claims that he

had borrowed money from loansharks to pay the woman.“She said she was working for

Transnet with some individuals inthe Human Resources Department

and was able to organise a job for meif I paid R1 500. And, looking for em-ployment I did not hesitate to orga-nise it,” said Nikelwa Sidumo (31)who left her job in Cape Town be-cause of this lucrative deal. She saidshe was promised R9 000 in paywhile in two months of training.“This could go up to R15 000 per

month depending onhow they ‘push-ed’ themselves as employees,” shesaid.Mkhululi Marwanqana (21) who

has training in computer softwareand first aid, said he was also prom-ised a better job.He paid R2 700 into her account

but got worried and concernedwhenshe was not answering her tele-phone calls after receiving the mon-ey.Sergeant Majola Nkohli con-

firmed the arrest. She said the wom-an appeared in court and was re-manded in custody for the bail appli-cation on 1 December.

Womannabbed for lyingabout Transnet jobs

Caught at Mkoko Police station were distressed and despondent youth andparents who lost their money after paying a woman who said she could getthem jobs at Transnet. PHOTO:NCEBA DLADLA

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A RAPE charge is being investigat-ed against aMotherwell church pas-tor (43) who has been accused of rap-ing a girl (16).

The pastor, whose name is knownto Express Indaba, allegedly rapedtheminor on themorning ofNovem-ber 8 after a cross night service heldin his church in NU10 Motherwell.The pastor allegedly forced him-

self on the girl, who was sleeping athis house that morning.According to the mother of the

Grade 11 victim, who may not benamed, the child asked whether shecould attend services at this fairlynew church in the area.“Wehave our own church, but she

toldme the other girls in the area doattend, so I had no problem. Butwhen she asked to attend a late-night service I had a problem withit.“I said no, until someone – a youth

who said she was a worship leaderin the church – came and asked thatI let her go and said that they wouldbe transported back home,” themother said.

“The pastor delivered othershome, but left two of us to go andsleep at his house,” the girl said.“He said he feared that it was late

and our parents were asleep. Weagreed because we thought his wifewas there. She was not.”She said the pastor had slept in an-

other room, but had come to theirbed naked and slept with them. Shesaid they had run away to pray andthe pastor had told themnot tomakea noise because it would disturb theneighbours.He said hewould take themhome,

but he allegedly dropped the other

girl (17) at her home in Motherwelland told the 16-year-old he was driv-ing back to the house to fetch some-thing.

That is when he allegedly rapedher and told her to wash while hewas watching.“He told me to wash and to tell no

one. And when he took me home hegave me R50,” the girl said. She toldher cousin, who later told the girl’smother.The 17-year-old girl confirmed the

events to socialworkers andExpressIndaba’s reporter. She said shewould never put foot in the pastor’s

church again.Her mother said she had told her

what had happened.The case has also been reported to

the social workers at Dora NginzaHospital, where the victim was saidto be receiving medical attentionand counselling.

A fuming principal social workerPamela Rubushe said she was per-turbedby the incident andhoped thelaw took its course.

Police spokesperson Capt. AlwinLabansconfirmed that thepoliceareinvestigating a case of rape againstaman (43) who is said to be a pastor.

Motherwell pastor investigated for rapeofgirl (16)

NCEBA DLADLA

THE memorial service for policeconstableNomathamsanqa IvyTsit-siwill not take place thisweek as in-itially planned.

The Mtwesi family and the Tsit-sis, her inlaws, are believed to becontesting the right to bury her.

Tsitsi,whowasstationedatZwidepolice station as a shift worker, wasmarried to Mlungisi Tsitsi, anotherpolice officer. It is believed the twowere on the verge of divorce.

Her memorial service was to beheld at the Lilian Ngoyi Sports Cen-tre, Kwazakhele, tomorrow.

Police had intended to use theevent, which was to be preceded byamarchandthedistributionofpam-phlets in nearby streets, to reiteratethecall forcommunities toassist thepolice in the fight against police kill-ing.

Three police officials have beenkilled here since the beginning ofthe year.

Tsitsi (36) was gunned downdown at her home in Mcelu Street,

NU8 Motherwell, by an unknownman on Thursday, November 10 aft-er returning home from night duty.She was shot while still in her vehi-cle.

Port Elizabeth police spokesper-son Captain Andre Beetge con-firmed that the memorial servicehas been postponed.

Pressed for comment,Beetge said:“The families from the two sides ofthe policewoman, her family andthe inlaws did not agree on certainissues, so it became clear that wecould not finalise the memorial ser-

vice. That’s all I can say.”Mlungisi’s brother, Lulamile

Tsitsi, agreed that there were prob-lems that both families could notiron out.

“Yes, the memorial service hasbeen postponed until further no-tice,” he said.

Tsitsi’s sister, Nobubele Mtwesi,said,“I do not know about the me-morial service. We heard it was be-ing organised by the police. We arestill sorting things out as a hugefamily which is based mainly inMount Frere.”

Policewoman’smemorial service postponed

Constable Nomathamsanqa IvyTsitsi. PHOTO:SUPPLIED

REPORTER

THE South African Social Security Agency(SASSA) has announced that December so-cial grant paymentswill be done earlier thanusual.

The payment cycle for December 2015 willcommence on November 26 and end on De-cember 16 for all grant types at different pay-ment channels.

Social grant payments for December will

be paid as follows:

Starting dates) Funds will become available for collec-

tion atATMs andmerchants fromNovember26, 2015.

) Payment at pay points will start be-tween November 26 and December 1, 2015.

Finishing dates) The last date of payment at ATMs and

merchants will be 4pm on December 16, 2015.

) Last date of payment at pay points willbe December 15, 2015.TheMinister of Social Development, Bath-

abile Dlamini, arrived at this decision afterconsidering the vulnerability of the elderlypeople at major shopping centres around thecountry particularly during this time of theyear.

“We have decided to pay the December so-cial grants earlier than usual for the solepurpose of allowing elderly people to do theirChristmas shopping ahead of the usual rush

normally experienced over the festive sea-son.In the past, elderly people have welcomed

this move and we thought it wise once againto afford them an opportunity to do theirshopping conveniently,” said MinisterDlamini.“On behalf of my office and that of Deputy

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NCEBA DLADLA

MEMBERS of the Uitenhage police and trafficdepartment conducted a successful routineroadblockandconfiscated144sheeptothevalueof R187 200 that were being transported fromSomerset East toDespatch on theR334 betweenMotherwell and Uitenhage last Thursday.

The law enforcement officers issued a total of26 traffic fines to the value of R8 850 in the rou-tine raid that started from 10-00 until 1pm, ac-cording to police spokespersonWarrantOfficer

Gerda Swart.“A 40-year-old male driver was arrested on

charges ranging from, possession of stock notmarked in accordance with the stock theft act(Act 57 of 1959) and secondly, section 8 docu-ments thatwere incomplete (Stock theft act,Act57 of 1959) saidW/O Swart, adding that the sus-pect was expected to appear in the UitenhageMagistrate’s Court soon.

According to the police spokesperson, mem-bers from the Vehicle Identification Section ofthe Police also confiscated a truck for furtherinvestigation.

The engine number of the truck was incom-plete, according to Swart.In the same operation, police found a 44-year-

old suspect in possession of 5g of dagga worthR30 and arrested him. He was due to appear incourt soon.

“The South African Police Service in Uiten-hage will continue with their fight againstcrime andwewill continue to act against thoseindividuals who do not abide by the laws,” saidUitenhage Station Commander, Brigadier Le-onie Bentley. Brig. Bentley applauded the teamfor their sterling work.

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THENational Senior Certificate examinationswhich started on October 26 will end tomor-row.

A total of 91 810 full-time and 19 102 part-time(110 912 in total) candidates were registered towrite the examinations in 925 full-time and 118part-time (a total of 1 043) registered examina-tion centres.The Eastern Cape province says it has re-

mained up to date with the examination man-agement plan for printing, packaging and dis-tribution of question papers.

Question papers have been successfully de-livered to all 23 districts on a weekly basis asper the directives from the Department of Ba-sic Education.

The collection of question papers from dis-trict offices/nodal points by schools and cen-treshas beendonewithout incident daily sincethe beginning of exams andwill continue untiltomorrow.

Writtenscriptsarebeingdelivered to thedis-trict offices by schools and centres daily, andthe control of scripts at district level is donedaily to make them available for collection bythe contracted transport company.

TheDepartment ofEducation said in a state-ment that examinations had. progressed verywell without any major challenges that far.

The conduct of the NSC examinations in allcentres in the province are closely monitoredand there are comprehensive plans to targetperceivedhigh-riskcentres, includingall thosethat were suspected or affected in irregulari-ties last year.

Provincial examination monitoring teamsconsisting of 30 officials are deployed to all 23districts and cover not less than 160 examina-tion centres, the department says.

The district monitoring teams cover the restof theexamcentres in theirdistricts.Themoni-

toring team provides daily reports to the“nerve centre” at the provincial head office.Thereare18selectedmarkingcentresspread

throughout the province, and theywill be fullyfunctional from November 28 to December 15.Eighteen contracts, including accommoda-

tion, meals for marking centre personnel,markers and marking venues, have been con-cluded and include social responsibility provi-sions, wherein the contracted marking centreis obliged to improve the conditions of an un-derprivileged educational institution in its vi-cinity.Eighteen irregularity investigators were ap-

pointed to handle irregularities in their entire-ty.They will be stationed at the marking cen-

tres to investigate and adjudicate on all irregu-larity cases identified. Marking centre person-nelwillberesponsible for theeffectivemanage-ment of all subject entries and the process willbe completed by December 15, the departmentsays.Capturingofmarkswill bedone incapturing

venues, which will be in the following districtoffices: Mthatha, Uitenhage, Queenstown,Graaff-Reinet, Grahamstown, Sterkspruit,Cradock, and theEastLondonEducationLead-ership Institute.Some 55 capturers were identified to deploy

to these capturing centres (additional captur-ers will be appointed because of the increasein the numbers).The capturing ofmarkswill be completed by

December 18.The province says it is fully prepared to cap-

ture themarksasper theexaminationmanage-ment plan.The Eastern Cape Department of Education

says it is working very hard to ensure that itdelivers a credible high quality examinationand continues to implement astutemonitoringand oversight capacity in all examination cen-tres in the province.

Educationdepartmentsatisfiedwithmatric exams

NCEBA DLADLA

INSPIRED by DStv Channel 261’s PerfectWedding, the principal andparents of Son-genathi Educare Centre in Motherwell isplanning a very special graduation cere-mony to be held this weekend.

The ceremony, which will be held in theNU2 Motherwell Community Hall on Sat-urday November 28, will include a wed-ding.

As part of the celebrations a cow willbe slaughtered and there will be bridesand grooms dressed for a Swazi weddingas well as a White wedding. They will alsoarrive in style - inhelicopters – before theylead processions to the community hall.

Songenathi Educare Centre’s founderJudy Sundu-Charles and her “supportive”parents started planning the event in Jan-uary andworking for the budget in Febru-ary.

The first helicopter will fly Swazi wed-ding couple, Ivile Mbiza and Gugu Nor-ushe, and best men Luvano Valela andLindokuhle Nyathi to Mgebuza Street at9am.The second helicopterwill transport the

reverends Mthawelanga Mhlawuli andBukho Boy Palala.Following them will be the White wed-

ding couple Masimbonge “Cheese” Mkhu-peni andZintle “Goofy”Mbori and thema-tron of honour Inganathi Kwetana. Thishelicopter will land in Mangqashi Street.

During the ceremony the pupils of theschool will showcase what they havelearnt thought the year.Songenathi Educare Centre is an En-

glishmediumpreparatory school inThah-la Street in Kamvelihle. The school gradu-ates toddlers to do Grade 1 at SwartkopsPrimary and Gelvandale Primary SchoolThe graduation event starts at 10am.Ad-

mission is R35 with full meal.

Helicopters andwedding bells forM’well educare centre’s graduation

Songenathi Early Childhood Development Centre founder Judy Sundu­Charles with teachers,parents and pupils are after rehearsing for the big day on Saturday which will start withslaughtering a cow at 10am tomorrow. PHOTO:NCEBA DLADLA

INDABA | WEDNESDAY 25 NOVEMBER 2015 NEWS 5

REPORTER

THE newly refurbished PE OperaHouse will this weekend play host toTheGreatest Love ofAll –TheWhitneyHoustonShow - an international showwhich features PE-born songstressBelinda Davids.

Davids, who began performing pro-fessionally at the age of 14, has neverhad vocal training and boasts a 4-oc-tave vocal range which enables her tosing any genre.

As a young girl one of the very firstLPs Davids ever owned was a songcalled HoldMe by Teddy Pendergrassand Whitney Houston.

“The quality and style Whitney por-trayed in this song struck a chord andmy fascination with the icon grew. Isang Whitney’s music at everychance: at family gatherings, talentcompetitions and to friends whilst

playing on the street,” said Davids.Whitney’s influencewassostrongit

inspired everything from her dresssense to her hairstyles.

As a young woman Belinda took onthe club circuit and her performancesleft many people amazed at how simi-larshesoundedtoHouston. Inthemid90s Davids caught the eye of record ex-ecutives at Tusk Records, and the soloalbum Belinda Davids followed.

Davids later opened shows formany international acts includingMichael Jackson’s History Tour, TheManhattans, The Temptations andPeaches and Herb. Years after her de-but album Davids decided to travelabroad to expand her musical career,which took her to Dubai, London andHong Kong to perform in major hotelsand clubs, with renowned success.

After many years on the road shefin-ally settled in Los Angeles whereshe started to focus on getting her solocareer back on track and eventuallycaughttheattentionofmanyR&Bart-ists who asked her to perform andtour with them, such as Keyshia Cole,Monica, Johnny Gill, Kelly Price andKeri Hilson.

In 2013 Davids snagged a last min-ute audition for the brand new Show-time Australia productionTheGreat-est Love of All – The Whitney HoustonShow and beat over 15 000 other ap-plicants to take on the challenginglead role. Taking more than 80 000tickets to date, the show has been aninstant success with Davids as themarquee star. She continues to tourwith the show internationally, keep-ing alive the music and spirit of herown musical idol.

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Belinda Davids starsin The Greatest Loveof All – The WhitneyHouston Show.PHOTO: FOTO24

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IF you haven’t entered your babyin thePEExpressChristmas Babycompetition yet, you had betterhurry, because entries close inless than a week.

The Express Indaba is onceagain looking for a baby to gracethe front page of the last editionof the year – the Christmas editionon Wednesday, December 16.

The annual PE Express Christ-mas Baby Competition is aimed atmaking the day even more specialfor babies who are celebratingtheir first Christmas.

Apart from the honour of grac-ing our last front page of the year,the winning baby will also receivea photo shoot and images on a diskto the value of R1 200 from Pro De-sign Photographers.

This year, parents must entertheir babies via our social mediaplatforms. There are three plat-forms to choose from:

Facebook–PEExpressNewspa-per

At the top of our Facebook page,click on the Christmas Baby tab,which will take you to the entryform where you can upload yourbaby’s photo and enter all the de-tails. You need to enter from acomputer or laptop, because cellphone entries do not work.

Twitter – @PEExpress1Submit your photo via Twitter;

include all the necessary info andthen tag @PEExpress1 and #Ex-pressChristmasBaby.

Instagram – ep_media241) Follow us on Instagram;2) Upload your photo and in-

clude all the necessary info;3) Include #ExpressChristmas-

Baby in your post.Only online entries will be ac-

cepted this year – no photos maybe e-mailed, posted or dropped offat our office.

The following informationmust be included:

. Name and surname of the ba-by

. Date of birth (eg: 2015-10-30)

. Gender

. Suburb you live inEntries which do not have this

information, will not be consid-ered.How the competition will work

The closing date for entries is4pm on Sunday, November 29.

Entry photos need not have aChristmas theme, and baby’s facemust be clearly visible. Only ba-bies living in Port Elizabeth areallowed to enter.

All the rules of the competitioncan be viewed on our Facebookpage or our website at www.pe-ex-press.co.za.

The top 10 finalists will be an-nounced on our Facebook pageand in the Express Indaba news-paper on Wednesday, December 2.

The winner of the competitionwill be re-photographed by Pro-Design Photographers and mustbe available between December 5and 10 for the photo session.

All the entries received will bepublished on our facebook page inphoto galleries.

ProDesign PhotographersLiezel from Pro Design Photog-

raphers is offering a special pack-age to photograph babies and willsupply parents with five highquality printable and email sizeimages on a disk at a cost of R150.

It still remains the parents’ re-sponsibility to submit this phototo the Express Indaba.

Special open days will be held atthe Pro Design Studio (situated at26 Joans Way, Westering) for theentry photos:

) Wednesday, November 25,from 2pm to 6pm

) Thursday, November 26 from2pm to 6pm

) Friday, November 27, from2pm to 6pm

) Saturday, November 28, from9am to 11am.

On above-mentioned open daysyou can arrive between thosetimes – no booking needed. Forany other studio times you needto phone Liezel at the studio on041 360 9538 or via email at lie-zel@pro-design.co.za.

S For more information sendan email to tanya.vanzyl@me-dia24.com.

Last chance to enter Christmas Baby competitionp;BunonoXakuvanafromKwaZak­hele wasborn onJune 16this year.PHOTO:SUPPLIED

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MOTHERWELL Shopping Centre’s basket-ball court was a hive of activity with pupilsbeing treated to basketball games of highstandard on Wednesday.

In the u/13 girls’ category, MdengentongaPrimary was dominant.They earned a hard-fought14-12 win over Khulile Pri-mary.

In the last game, Mden-gentongadefeatedMpuma-langa Primary 16-8.

IkhwezelihlePrimaryal-so had the better of KhulilePrimary when theydrubbed them 25-2.

In the u/13 boys’ catego-ry, Mpumalanga Primaryhanded a well-deserved10-5 defeat to Mdengenton-

ga Primary. Mdengentonga bounced backwhen they overcame Ikhwezelihle Primary22-2andtheyearneda4-3victoryoverKhulilePrimary.

Khulile Primary also redeemed them-selves intheirgameagainst IkhwezelihlePri-marywhomtheyhumiliated27-4 inaone-sid-ed game.

Schoolsbattle it out onbasketball courts

Mdengentonga PrimarySchool’s boys team.PHOTO: SELBY MADIKANE

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SOPHAKAMA Ladies will campaign in theSasol Ladies Coastal Stream League in the2015/2016 season after they beat AmatholeRegional winners Bashee Eagles 2-0 at Wal-ter Sisulu University’s Bika CampusFields in Butterworth a fortnight ago.

Sophakama deserved to play in the top-flight football league. Except for one draw,they won all their games in the SAFA Nel-son Mandela Bay Ladies Regional League.

Thandolwethu Mazinyo scored Sophaka-ma’s opening goal in the 25th minute.

Then the struggle for the second ensuedand the fans saw Sophakama skipperAkhona Yako scoring in the 42nd minute

their second goal that sealed the game at2-0.

Sophakama Head Coach Richard Ponisaid the Idutywa lasses played their heartsout but his side was prepared for the bigshowdown.

“We have been working very hard andwe have been rewarded for that. The Iduty-wa side comprises stars but we could un-lock their defence. We capitalized on theirmistakes.

“I want to thank all those people who ral-lied behind us. I want to say hats off to Ex-press Indaba for always covering our sto-ries as it motivated our players. All in allI want to commend my team, club officialsand our supporters. This win belongs tothem and the entire region,” said Poni.

Sophakama wins Sasol League promotions

The triumphant Sophakama Ladies LFC team. PHOTO: SELBY MADIKANE

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HISTORY was made when KwaNobuhle’s High-landSpursFCbagged theU-13,U-15andU-17No-buhle and Despatch Football Association (NO-DEFA) 2014/2015 Season Trophies after beatingall opposition in their respective age groups.

Club Manager Sandile Konono was all smilesat Jabavu Stadium recently relating how re-lieved he was that their players’ hard work hadpaid off.

“I want to thank coach Siyabulela “Zulu” Stu-urmanforthehardwork.Thiswasn’teasy,”said

Konono.The accolades for the U-11 Nodefa Champion-

ship went to Black Aces FC of KwaNobuhle.They were crowned the Nodefa League Champi-ons after a good run that included a revenge de-feat of their nemesis Young Culture FC, also ofKwanobuhle.

AjubilantBongolethuNtshintshirelayedhowhis charges were crying bitterly after losing 2-1toYoungCulture ina tournamentplayedduringEasterWeekend,andsaidtheywereecstaticthatthey had won the league after 30 games played.

“Players need encouragement and to knowthat you - the coach - believe in them. I told them

not to be despondent when they lost against Cul-ture. I told them to let bygones be bygones andconcentrate on the league. Thanks to their dedi-cation (to training) and discipline – which goesa long way – we are the league champions to-day,” said Ntshintshi proudly.

According to Ntshintshi, his team is prepar-ing for the Awards to be held in December in or-der to thank individual players for their sterlingperformances andhardworkduring the season.

“We’ll reward leading goal scorers, player oftheyear,players,mostimprovedandmostdisci-plined player of the year among others,” saidNtshintshi.

KwaNobuhle’sHighlandSpursbagsilverware

Highland Spurs’ winning captains are, from left,Michael Yolelani (U­17), Ayakha Melese (U­13)and Tsepang Matutu (U­15). PHOTO:SUPPLIED

SELBY MADIKANE

ZWIFA held a combined function for theMayoral Cup and Accurate Reworks Sys-tems awards at Zwide Stadium on Sunday.

SAFA Nelson Mandela Bay PresidentMonde Mhletywa delivered the keynote ad-dress.

Mhletywa said that ZWIFA clubs shouldrally behind their executive committee andstressed that time management was the reci-pe for sound management.

“I want to thank ARS for sponsoringZWIFA because they have improved thestandard. ZWIFA deserves an accolade forrunning the tournament successfully with-out any hassles. I would like to thank youZWIFA for investing more of your time inorganizing this event. Your planning hasbeen effective,” said Mhletywa.

ZWIFA President Chippa Quntu said thatthe clubs should uphold the good standardof ZWIFA. He appealed to all the clubs tohave junior teams and ladies’ teams in the

2016 season. He said any side without jun-iors would not be registered with ZWIFA in2016.

ARS Director Mcebisi Mdwayi stated thatthey would increase the prizes of the tourna-ment in 2016. ZWIFA former Deputy Presi-dent Patrick Bra Pat Kinzela thanked ARSfor rescuing ZWIFA during a crucial time.He also lauded SAFA Nelson Mandela Bay,ZWIFA at large, and the supporters for theirrole in uplifting the standard of ZWIFA.The following received prizes:Mayoral Cup:U-13winners: Strikers United and runners-up: Major

ChiefsU-15 winners: Zwide Pirates and runners-up: Real

DodgersSeniors: Winners: Major Chiefs; Runners-up: Sopha-

kamaZWIFA ARS:Winners: Sophakama: -R7000, a floating trophy, gold

medals, ballsRunners-up: Swartkops United: - R5000, silver med-

als, ballsThird place: Major Chiefs: - R3000, bronze medalsFourth place: Zwide Pirates: - R2000Losingquarterfinalists:RealCrusaders,KuyasaUnit-

ed,ZwideCeltics,GoldenAces (all receivedR1000each)

Special awards:Former administrators: Deputy President Patrick

Kinzela and Treasurer Phindile KwintshiSAFA Nelson Mandela Bay official: President Monde

MhletywaAccurate Reworks Systems: Mcebisi Mdwayi

Media: Selby Madikane of Express IndabaZWIFA ARS player awards:Player of the tournament: Simamkele Pefile (Major

Chiefs)Goalkeeper of the tournament: Siyahluma Maswana

(Sophakama)Top goal scorer: Simamkele Moze (Real Crusaders)

ZWIFA holdsMayoral Cup andARS awards function

SAFA NMB Boss Monde Mhletywa, ARS Director Mcebisi Mdwayiand ZWIFA President Chippa Quntu present a cheque and a trophyto Sophakama manager Mzamo Mana. PHOTO: SELBY MADIKANE

LACKofcomposureinfrontof thegoalsresultedin Emperors’ 2-1 home loss to Mthatha City intheir ABC Motsepe League game that wasplayed at Motherwell NU 2 Stadium on Satur-day.

Emperors looked ready to play an excitinggame but their strikers killed the game. Citylooked like theycame toplay for adrawbecausethey played a defensive game.

However, City skipper Thabo Jonga was thefirst player to score a goal.

Emperors replied with a long-awaited equali-zer courtesy of Sine-themba Jabavu in thelast minutes of the firsthalf.

Emperors kept onknocking on the door ofCity but their strikersfailedtoscore.Citysupersubstitute RobsonNgcele registered hisside’s winning goal.

Glorious opportuni-ties were missed by theMotherwell outfit andthe visitors defendedtheir lead until the fat la-dy sang.

In a local derby Morning Stars played to a 1-1drawwithYoungIdeasatZwideStadiumonFri-dayevening.LionCitysuffereda2-0awaydefeatto Tornado at Sisa Dukashe in Mdantsane onFriday.

BlackburnRovershumiliatedMattaMilan3-0atCentralFields inUitenhage.Highbury lost 2-1to Zimbane Killers in Mthatha. SUBS suc-cumbed 3-1 to FC Elliot in Elliot. Kokstad Liver-pool cruised to a 2-0 win over Future Tigers inKokstad. FC Buffalo suffered a 1-0 home loss toEC Bees. – SELBY MADIKANE

Emperors go down at home toMthathaCity

Young Ideas FC drew 1­1 with Morning Stars. PHOTO: SELBY MADIKANE

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BOXING promoters in Nelson Mandela Bayhave joined forces to stage a major boxing tour-nament in the metro in December.

Workingunder the theme:Unity isPowerandbankrolled by themunicipality’sDepartment ofSports, Recreation and Culture, the Metro Pro-moters Association is bringing a major boxingtournament – headlined by four national titlefights – to the Uitenhage Indoor Sports Centreon Sunday, December 13.

In the main bout, Walmer Township’s Si-phosethuNcisana challenges East London’s Da-luxolo Mangcotywa’s South African Minifly-weight title over 12 rounds.In another 12 round main supporting bout,

KwaNobuhle’s SiyabongaBlaauw fights againstEast London’s Thembelani Nxoshe for the va-cant SA Flyweight title.NelsonMandela Bay’s lone SA female Junior

LightweightchampionNomampondomiseXoty-eni, from KwaNobuhle, defends against CapeTown’s Bongiwe Silo while Walmer’s NoziphoBell will challenge Gauteng Province’s Ndobay-

ini Kolose’s SA Lightweight strap. The two fe-male bouts will be over 10 rounds.In a 10-round international bout, former East-

ernCape heavyweight championUnathi Jacobswill square off against Cape Town’s MfundoWondo.Inaboutpromisingfireworks, formerSAMin-

iflyweight challenger Lonwabo Roboshi ofKwaNobuhle will fight top prospect ThembaniOkolo of Motherwell over six miniflyweightroundswhileKirkwood’sBulelaniRooibardwillfight against Cape Town’s Ashton Whiteboy.There’ll be two Olympic Style bouts.

“This is a beautiful concept by local promot-ers. Joint promotion is a huge step that’s not go-ing to make them gain profit as individuals. Itshows their love for the sport and its develop-ment in the metro,” said Boxing South Africa(BSA) Nelson Mandela Bay Service ProviderMthunzi Mapitiza.in droves to support the tournament. He also

commended the Department of Sport, Arts andCulture inthemetro for itsservicedeliveryiniti-ativeAdmission is R100 for adults and R50 for chil-

dren. The first bouts starts at 1pm.

Boxingpromotorsunite to stagebigboxing tournament

LONDT Park lads Callies showed no mercywhen they thumped newcomers ImbabalaYoung Stars 8-0 in their SAFA Nelson MandelaBay SABRegional League game at Zwide Stadi-um on Sunday afternoon.Callies struggled to score their opening goal

as the Uitenhage side looked organized.The firsthalf scorewas1-0afterCuwenBrown

scored a goal late in the last minutes of the firsthalf.Callies Head CoachMonier Saferdien and his

technical team seemed to have read the weak-nesses of their opponentswell during thedressing room talk.Callies scored seven goals. Callies

prospect ZaahidDolley scoredahattrick,LeroyvanRensburgscoredabracewhileskipper Farouk Abrahams and ShenielBenn came up with a goal apiece.Motherwell Academy beat Showvil-

lage 1-0whileNMMUMadibazwere heldto a 1-1 draw by Central Acemates.Hotspurs received softpoints when Ik-

amva Movers failed to pitch up for the game atMotherwell NU 2 Stadium on Saturday. RoyalBucks played to a 2-2 draw with Ghetto Stars.

Other SAFA Nelson Mandela Bay SAB Re-gional League results:NMMU Madibaz 1-0 Ikamva MoversCamper United 1-0 Motherwell AcademyIsland City 1-5 CalliesDespatch Pioneers 1-2 Central AcematesYoung Cosmos 1-3 Fairview RoversShowvillage 1-2 Island CityHotspurs 4-2 Royal Bucks. – SELBY MADIKANE

Callies thumped Imbabala Young Stars

; Callies captain Farouk Abrahams ison the attack while Imbabala YoungStars’ Sinethemba Skoki defends.PHOTO: SELBY MADIKANE

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AMA-UNITS showed that they were a forceto be reckoned with when they overcameVW Masters on Sunday.

The game was evenly balanced but bothfailed to convert their clear-cut chances.Vuyani JomoMtati and Luzuko Dzuyi Ham-baze scored Ama-Units’ goal while MncedisiHote scored VW’s goal.Winners drew 1-1 with Veeplaas Masters.

Sparks defeat-ed Abahlobo3-1. MthunziMakwabescored a braceand Vice Ndin-isa scored anodd goal.Eleven At-

tackers went down 4-0 to New Brighton. Thegoals of the Britons came courtesy of XolaniFololo (a brace), Luvuyo Sigula andKennethNdongeni.PE All Stars beat Soweto 4-3. Soweto’s

goals were scored by Lizo Klaasen, SolomziQuntu and Sicelo Mrwali while Monde Tya-liti, Lu-thando Maxela, Monde Dikana andThembekile Dloto came up with PE AllStars’ goals.RaymondMhlaba edgedoutZwide 1-0with

Thozamile Jacobs scoring the only goal ofthe match. Addo drew 0-0 with Valencia.

Ama-Units overcomeVWMasters

WinnersMasters FC.PHOTO: SELBYMADIKANE