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from Soweto-On-Sea has been ar-rested for the rape and murder ofa toddler (2) on Sunday afternoon.

The names of the victim and the suspect can-not be disclosed as they are both minors and the

case involves a sexual offence.According to police spokesperson Warrant

OfficerDumileGwavu, thesuspectwasarrestedafter police investigation into the rape and mur-der of the baby boy who was found dead at Se-rote Street.

“The toddler was last seen playing with otherchildren at Songololo Street on Saturdayaround 12 noon. He was reported missing at

around 1pm on Saturday,” said W/O Gwavu.According to Gwavu, a search ensued and the

toddler’s lifeless body was found in a house inSerote Street, Soweto-On-Sea, around 3pm onSunday. He had blood on the back of his body,according to Gwavu.

Police are still investigating the cause ofdeath.

After police investigation, the boy (16) was ar-

rested on Monday. The suspect was kept in cus-todyandisexpected incourt today(Wednesday)29 October to face charges of rape and murder.

Dora Nginza Hospital Principal Social Work-er Pamela Rubushe described the crime as “hor-rible.”

“This is a sad story. It’s painful and horribleand it is for this reason that we always call forheavy sentencing.”

Boy (16)arrested for rapeandmurderof toddler (2)

WalmerHigh choirin top 5 ofnationalcompetition

Walmer High School’s MasifundeYouth Choir could make theirschool R100 000 richer after beingannounced as one of five finalistsof the 2014 My School Sing andDance Competition. The winners ofthis national competition will beannounced on Thursday November27. Seen here with the choir istheir conductor, Zane Bally (backleft). Read the full story on page4. PHOTO:NCEBA DLADLA

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AWARD winning Radio Station UmhloboWenene FMhad the pleasure of hosting Afri-can-American civil-rights activist ReverendJesse Jackson during its Breakfast ShowBEE last week Wednesday.

The cleric thanked the Eastern Cape lead-ership for inviting him to come to theseshores to experience what he called “a deepconnection” with the motherland, Africa.Rev. Jackson applauded South Africa for

20 years of a vibrant democracy and threesuccessive free and fair elections and a sta-ble government.“I am impressed with your democracy.

Twenty-years later, theANChasa stable gov-ernment. Your constitution allows freedomfor women and people of colour,” said the in-ternational Human Rights activist.“This is however, just 20 years. We are in

themorningof thenewbe-ginning. Things will notbe done overnight, “ saidJackson.He added that South Af-

rica must somehow learnto democratise the econo-

my like she did in politics and ensure thatthere was equality.“Remember, the layers of apartheid were

not even skin deep. The layers of apartheidwere bone-layer deep. They go to the bone-marrow.Meaning that it is going to take timeto overcome the racial apartheid, education-al apartheid, land apartheid and access tocapital apartheid,” said Rev. Jackson.Rev. Jackson said equalitymeant equal ac-

cess to resources.He said that itwould take time to overcome

because of the layers and forms of apartheid.He challenged South Africa to have passionfor education.During his stay, the Reverend, who also

took the position of being Nelson MandelaBayAmbassador to theUS, visited the gravesof the political icons and legends like GovanMbeki, Raymond Mhlaba, Griffiths and Vic-toria Mxenge, Steve Biko and Oliver Tamboto pay tribute.

Rev. Jesse Jackson appointed asMandela Bay ambassador

Rev. Jesse Jackson (Thirdfrom left) at UmhloboWenene FM with from left,Putco Mafani, (BEE Host)Phumzile Mnci (StationManager) Faith Mtyida,MEC Pemmy Majodina,Mafa Bavuma (BEE co-host)and Ntombi May.FOTO:NCEBA DLADLA

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BUILDING construction company PPC Ce-ment hasmade a difference in the lives of thepupils of JarvisGqamlanaPrimarySchool inNew Brighton.

The company rebuilt the caretaker’s housewhich was demolished in a fire during a bur-glary a few years ago.Vandals had taken advantage of the school

since the fire. The school had been broken in-to many times and that had adversely affect-ed teaching and learning, according to prin-cipal Ndiphiwe Ngqawanawho thanked PPCCement for the gesture.“This R100 000 renovation hasmade a huge

difference to the school. When the buildingwas burnt down, we were the victims of van-dalism. The state of the school made it diffi-cult for effective teaching and learning totake place. Thiswas a pain in the neck seeingthieves coming in to do what they liked inthe school,” said a delighted Ngqawana.The two-bedroomhousewith a kitchen and

lounge, was now in a state where someonecould live in it. According to Ngqawana, themood for both the learners and teachers hadimproved as a result.“Itwas an eye-sore to all of us andmembers

of the community” he said.PPC Cement Risk Manager Hugo Baden-

horst said theywere touched by the plea theyreceived from the Metro Community Devel-opment Forum about the condition of theschool“Having built the school’s bathroom be-

fore, we decided to come and assist as partof our Corporate Social Investment (CSI)Project,” said Badenhorst, adding that theyused R100 000 to renovate the four-roomedhouse to make it habitable.“They (PPC Cement) have brought back

the good image of the school. The parents ofthe school are very happy. There is so muchpositive outlook here now that we foresee apositive growth in the school,” said SchoolGoverning Body Chairperson Yaliwe PapuAn overjoyed Papu admitted that this was

their first successful project as the SGB. Shesaid they were hoping a lot more thingswould be coming to the school.”We’d like to urge more parents to bring

their children to the school,” said Papu.Mzwandile Gwaqu of the Community De-

velopment Forum said they would workhand in glove with the SGB and members ofthe community to ensure that they lookedwell after the school. He said they would pro-tect its beautiful image.

PPCCementsbeautyofNewBrighton’s JarvisGqamlanaPrimarySchool

From left, Nontsikelelo Antonie and Masa-batha Selekane (SGB), Karlwin Heese andHugo Badenhorst (PPC Cement), NdiphiweNgqawana (School principal) and Yaliwe Papu(SGB Chairperson). PHOTO:NCEBA DLADLA

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THENewton Park swimming pool opened tothe public last week Friday after months ofrenovations and hard work.

“The Municipality is proud to announcethat the pool is readyandopen to the public,”said municipal spokesperson MthubanziMniki.The pool has been closed since July last

year when a burst pipe caused the water togo green and interrupted the SA NationalAquatic Championships. ApproximatelyR1 million was spent on the pool upgrade.The re-opening also coincided with the

Learn to Swim Programme that the Munici-pality is currently running through the

Sport and Recreation Sub-directorate.“Swimming is a very important life skill

because it is a sport that can save a life,” saidWard 39 DA councillor Margaret de An-drade.There are currently 3 000 learners taking

part in the Learn to Swim Programme. Allschools are urged to participate in the pro-gramme and are also allowed access to usingthe pool.“We need to try to drown-proof every child

in the country and allow children to be ableto pass on their skills,” said De Andrade.Councillor De Andrade concluded with

the vote of thanks, thanking all the peoplewho contributed to the hardwork and all thelearners who are part of the Learn to Swimprogramme.

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MEMBERS of the South African PoliceService (SAPS) K9 Unit arrested two menin their early 20s for possession of an illegalfirearm and ammunition on Sunday after-noon.According to police spokesperson war-

rantOfficerGerda Swart, theK9Unitmem-bers, acting on information about the possi-bility of a firearm on the premises andarmedwith a searchwarrant, visited a spa-za shop in Amanzi Street, KwaNobuhleTownship and produced a search warrant.“They searched the premises and indeed

recovered a 9mmNorinco Star and ammu-nition and arrested the two men in theirearly 20s who were in the spaza shop.

According to Warrant Officer Swart, thefirearmwill be taken for ballistic testing tosee whether it was previously used to com-mit crime in the past.She said the two suspects were expected

to face charges of illegal possession of a fire-arm and ammunition at KwaNobuhleMag-istrate Court, in Uitenhage today (Wednes-day) October 29.W/OSwart thankedmembers of the com-

munity for trusting the police and givingtheminformationinanact tocombatcrime.She said, “We encourage members of the

community to continue giving police infor-mation that will help us clean the streets ofcrime and criminals.”– NCEBA DLADLA

Two suspects nabbed for illegal possession offirearmand ammunition

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WALMER High School learnerstaking part in the Masifunde YouthChoir Comptition could make theirschool R100 000 richer in the not toodistant future.

The group of singers and dancershave been announced as one of thefive finalists of the 2014 My SchoolSing and Dance Competition.

The winners of this nationalcompetition will be announced onThursday November 27.

“We received over 100 entriesand loved viewing every one ofthem. Our judges were impressedby the talent, innovativeness andbeautiful voices from all overSouth Africa - we really have amaz-ing talent in our SA schools,” saidMasifunde’s Shan Khan.

After long discussions and de-bates, according to Khan, the judg-es decided on the five finalists andannounced them as follows; CurroHillcrest Christiana Academyfrom KwaZulu-Natal, NelspruitPrimary School (Mpumalanga),Riebeek College Girls’ High (East-ern Cape), Somerset College (West-ern Cape) and Walmer HighSchool’s Masifunde Youth Choirfrom Nelson Mandela Bay.

“Being chosen among the five fi-nalists in the country means thatthis choir is special.

“They are one of the best in thecountry. And who knows, theymight bring the title home,” saidMasifunde Fund-Raising and Com-munications Head Edem Foli.

According to the organisers, thefive finalists must compete inRound 2 of the competition for theGrand Prize.

Walmer Masifunde Choir Facili-tator Zena Bally believes the choirhas the ability to bring the title toWalmer/Gqebera.

“They are very dedicated. Wemeet every Monday to Friday af-ter school to work on our soundwhich is a combination of HipHop, House, Gospel, African Tra-ditional and European Classics.We also do Latin German,” saidBally proudly, adding thatthere’s a lot of raw-talent amongWalmer township’s youth.“They’ve got beautiful voices,”she added.

To bring out the best in them,Bally said, she works with a star-right-system which is a positive re-enforcement system.

The choir rendered two beautifulpieces for PE Express Indaba.

Without a doubt, these youngWalmer township musicians couldget anything between positions oneand three and bring home at leastR50 000 second and third prize-awards if not the R100 000 grand-prize.

WalmerMasifundeChoirup for R100k grand-prizein national competition

THEinauguralTOPS@SPARWhisky&WineJazzFes-tival was a hit with Nelson Mandela Bay residents, asmorethan1500peopleturnedoutfortheeventonSatur-day night.

NangozaJebeHall inNewBrightonwastransformedinto an upmarket urban jazz lounge, with stylishlydressed visitors enjoying the musical line-up and sam-pling some of the finest wines, whiskys and finger foodsfrom 60 of the retailer’s biggest suppliers.

SPAR Eastern CapemanagingdirectorCon-rad Isaac said he wasdelighted at the successof the debut festival andpromised that it wouldreturn to the Port Eliza-beth township nextyear.

“Nobody worriesabout bringing thiskind of event to thetownships. From aSPAR and TOPS pointof view, we were thefirst into these areas,the first to recognisetheir potential, whileothers simply tried tofollow suit.”

With 86 outlets across the province, the TOPS brandis now the biggest retail liquor group in the EasternCape.

“Today is about giving back to the community bybringing some quality wines and whiskys and givingthem the chance to enjoy some top local and nationaljazz.”

And enjoy the music they did, with PE bands TakeNote and Ricochet getting the crowd on their feet withoriginal compositions and reggae and R&B-influencedcover versions respectively.

But the highlight of the evening was when UmhloboWenene’s master of ceremonies, DJ Pastor, introducedJohannesburg-based act The Muffinz.

The metro gig was the group’s first stop back on

South African soil, after performing at the Apollo Thea-tre in New York and a two-week whistle-stop tour ofNorway.

Lead electric guitarist and vocalist Simphiwe ‘Simz’Kulla said his five-piece group had literally comestraight off the plane, after arriving at OR Tambo earli-er that day.

East London-born Kulla said it was great to be backin the Eastern Cape.

“It’s always lovelyto come home. I’mXhosa, so PE is closeenough to my home-town, and I loved thefact that the venuewas so full.”

Audiences weregiven a taste of the ti-tle track from theirlatest album, #Do-WhatYouLove,which is due for re-lease shortly, as wellas familiar trackssuch as Soundcheckand Umsebenzi Wen-doda.

“I’m personallyvery passionate about little festivals like this that reallyfocus on the arts,” he said.

“As a working nation, we need to be as diverse as pos-sible and not pander to the mainstream. We’ve gotmany cultures and we need to preserve that.

“Seeing SPAR invest in this is lovely because it pro-motes culture on a bigger level.”

Kulla said making a great wine or whisky was an artform in itself and, much like music, was all about find-ing the right notes and harmony.

“Wecall oursound‘eclecticsoul’becauseit’s literallyfive different guys from different backgrounds who allgrew up listening to different things like reggae, hip-hop, pop and a cappella.

“It’s crazy, we bring that together and make this soultrip music. And it works.” – INDABA REPORTER

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A CROWDED dance floor witheven a man of 109 years old danc-ing in his wheelchair to end offthe BLG Logistics Senior Citizenthe Year Awards on Saturday,was proof that age does not haveto prevent one from keeping ac-tive, not only enjoying life but al-so giving joy with one’s life.

The awards saw three ladieswalk away with top honours.Maggie Cunningham (79) was thewinner in the age group 70 to 79years, while Jumartha MilaseMajola (82) and Wilhelmina Afri-ca (90) took first place in the 80-89years and 90 and over categoriesrespectively.Also honoured on the evening

were two people who have passedthe 100 years’ milestone- - JanSteenberg, who is 109 currentlyand two months shy of his 110thbirthday in December and SallyHearnden, 102.The prestige awards, of which

Port Elizabeth Express is a mediasponsor, are run as an annualevent by the Golden Oldies Fund-raising Club in collaborationwith BLG Logistics, recognisingthe timeandeffort volunteeredbysenior citizens making a positivecontribution to the community.Spec-Savers was one of the ma-

jor prize sponsors of the awards.The Summerstrand Hotel spon-sored the venue for the event.Maggie is the founder member

of Northern Lights School serv-ing physically disabled children,Coloured, Black and Indian chil-dren who could not attend main-stream schools.She is also on theboardofExec-

utors of Cheshire Homes SA, aswell as Seringa Association fortheAged andBusyBeesWomen’sAssociation of her church, and isactively involved in the SanctorMedical Centre.Jumartha started an old age

group in 1982, nowknownasHozaGolden Age club which is still go-ing strong.Members at Hoza are encour-

aged to be involved in their com-munity activities.She also started theGirl Guides

club (now affiliated to Age-in-Ac-tion) in which she encouragessenior citizens to keep healthy byinviting nurses to present healthtalks. On a monthly basis mem-bers’ blood pressure is recorded,as well as their weight. Counsel-ling is provided to those in need.Wilhelmina is a former mis-

sionary who is the leader of herBible Study Group and is in-volved in various associationswhich make a difference in thecommunity.

SeniorCitizenYearwinnersannounced

; At the grand finale ofthe BLG Logistics SeniorCitizen of the Year Awardson Saturday at theSummerstrand Hotel were,back Juanita Krauspe(organiser and BLGLogistics), WilhelminaAfrica (winner: 90 andover), Maggie Cunningham(winner: 70 to 79 years),Jumartha Majola (winner:80 to 89 years), andMark Bradley (chairman ofthe Golden Oldies Fundraising club and of Bradleyand van der Merwe CA). Infront are, from left JanSteenberg (109) and SallyHearnden (102).PHOTO: BETTIE GILIOMEE

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LOCAL businesswoman and Nelson MandelaBay Business Chamber’s Top 40 Under 40achiever, Kazeka Mashologu-Kuse, hosted athree-part dialogue and dinner with PublicProtector, Thuli Madonsela, as guest speakerin honour of her mother’s memory and lega-cy.

Mashologu-Kuse spearheaded the eventwith her company Daring Media, which hadthe Public Protector giving a speech on thecurrent issues affecting the youth of South Af-rica, at a youth dialogue session at NMMU, fol-lowed by a civic participation and dinner atthe Boardwalk ICC.

Mashologu Kuse, whose mother, NMMU So-cial Work Professor Thobeka Mashologu died

Localwomanhosts ThuliMadonsela tohonourhermother

Public Protector, Thuli Madonsela, with local businesswoman, Kazeka Mashologu-Kuse.of cancer in 2011, said the visit by Madonselawas a huge success.

“The Youth Dialogue was attended by 600young people and the dinner by over 200 pro-fessional and business people. It brought peo-ple from the Bay together – all because oneyoung person thought it could be done. Theysaid we couldn’t do it but we did,” she said.

“My mother started the Social Work De-partment at Unitra (known as WSU), and be-came the second Black female professor atNMMU. For someone that grew up in a 4-bed-room house in Mdantsane, she proves to meand many others you can be that which youwant to be,” added Mashologu-Kuse.

Madonsela praised Mashologu-Kuse in herspeech at NMMU, saying the country neededmore young women who aspire to greatness.

“When I was invited to be part of this event,I felt the need to comply because of the greatinspiration a mother can be to her daughter.We need more young women and men likeKazeka who are vibrant and courageous tohonour unsung heroes like her own mother,”said Madonsela.

Madonsela also spoke about her role ingovernment, saying that Chapter 9 institu-tions needed youth participation and thatleaders today needed to be more transparentand accountable to the youth.

Mashologu-Kuse, who is also the owner ofDaring Media, said her company had shownthat there are young people that deeply careabout this country and that there was powerin an assembly of young people coming to-gether.

“We are all about going there – where peo-ple are afraid to go and talk about the issuesthat everyone talks about behind closeddoors,” Mashologu-Kuse said.

ARE you single and concerned. Andwould like to do something about it?Then, Emthonjeni Family Church’s Sin-glesSeminarat theNangozaJebeHallonthe Saturday 1 November is for you.

The Seminar is aimed at empoweringsingle men and women with life skillswhich include preparing them as indi-vidual characters.

They learn to discover who they are,what they want in life and in a relation-ship. According to Emthonjeni ChurchSenior Pastorn Ntanjana, they get skillsto save breaking marriages.

“We’ ll be hosting well known relation-ship coach Joe Mwanza. As a Marriage/Relationship coach, Mwanza is passion-ate about making this world a more lov-ing place by teaching people about howto love themselves and one another,”said Monde Wani of the organisers.

AccordingtoWani,coachJoehasbeencoaching, teaching and sharing informa-tion on how to keep the marriage/rela-tionship alive, overcome jealousy, com-municate with love and many other rela-tionship topics.

“This is the church’s response to oneof the most pressing concerns of thecountry, the rise of rate of divorce. Weare concerned that the family structureis in trouble,” said Wani, adding thatthey were also concerned about the mor-al degeration in communities.

“We believe that good families makegood communities, and that the moral fi-bre of families informs and is informedby the moral levels of communities. Thefamilystructure isresponsible forsocial-isation, empowerment, equipping, andprotecting of their members, and thus oftheir communities,” said Wani who’llspice the day by including comedy in theevent. – NCEBA DLADLA

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ANGLICAN Church women from the PE Dio-cese held their annual Sports Day at the Lil-ian Ngoyi Sports Centre, Kwazakhele in PortEizabeth last week.

“The Anglican Church Women’s Manyanoheld a sports day at the Lilian Ngoyi SportsCentre as part of an annual event to exerciseand refresh our bodies,” said member ofMothers Union, Grace Njobe.

All the parishes in the Port Elizabeth Dio-cese which includes Uitenhage, Tsitsikam-ma and Kariega took part in the competition.

According to Njobe of KwaMagxaki, allkinds of sports were played including net-ball, aerobics, sack race, tug of war, egg race,eating the egg, ugqaps, upuca and passingthe ball.

“Everybody took part in the competition,even our president Mazoe Nopece played.Bekukhutshiswana kumnandi kuyiloonto.(We were competing. It was such a nice

experience),” enthused Njobe, who receivedMEC (Xoliswa Tom’s) Special Award lastyear for commitment in church womensport last year.

“The winning teams were Kariega 2 ofPort Elizabeth and Tsitsikamma,” a proudNjobe said, adding that their 2014 Sports Dayat Lilian Ngoyi Sports Centre, was a re-sounding success.

AnglicanChurchwomenSportsDaya resoundingsuccess

< Anglican Women’s Executive from left,Veronica Kaibe, ZukiswaBanzana, Grace Njobe, Mazoe Nopece, Nomalungelo Qunta,Lumka Tebekana and Nomsa Mtila during the Sports Day recently.

;Winners fromPE, Kariega andTsitsikamma andpresident MazoeNopece. PHOTOS:SUPPLIED

INDABA REPORTER

PUBLIC and private partnerships in actionare key to the effective development of thepeople, especially the youth.

This was said by the Nelson Mandela BayMunicipality’s Deputy Executive Mayor,Thando Ngcolomba, before handing over soc-cer kits and training equipment to the Uiten-hage-based soccer team, United Brothers.

Deputy Mayor Ngcolomba handed over thekit and equipment to United Brothers at therequest of Makhetha Development Consult-ants, an engineering company that boughtthe kit and equipment.

Makhetha Development Consultants is oneof the companies doing engineering work for

the Municipality, more especially in the fieldof sanitation solutions. The company becameaware of the team when they were doingwork for the Municipality in Uitenhage,KwaLanga and Rosedale. As part of givingback to the community, they approached thecommunity to check which project withinthe community they could support. The com-munity unanimously agreed that theyshould support the local soccer team by pro-viding soccer kits and seeing to other needs.

Not only did the company decide to sup-port the team, but to adopt it. This donationforms part of many things United Brothershave received from the company, includingcash donations. The company has also assist-ed in levelling their uneven playing field.

The Deputy Mayor was accompanied by

Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality’s Sportand Recreation Portfolio Chairman,Nomamerika Soul, and the South AfricanFootball Association (SAFA), Nelson Mande-la Bay President, Monde Mhletywa.

The Deputy Executive Mayor said that gov-ernment was under pressure to deliver toeverybody with limited resources. “As gov-ernment we cannot do it alone. It is honestpartnerships like this that will benefit ourpeople, especially the poorest of the poor andthe youth. These young men are the futureof our country. If we do not take care of themnow, we are killing the future of the city andthe country as a whole,” said Deputy MayorNgcolomba.

“I call on other private companies, espe-cially those that get work from the Munici-

pality and government, to plough back in theareas where they work. It is not only a re-sponsibility, it is a noble thing to do,” saidthe Deputy Mayor. Club President, StanleyTaku, said: “The seed that the company hasplanted in these young men will grow intosomething bigger one day. I also want tothank the Municipality for giving work tothis company so that it can find some re-sources within its budget to support us as ateam. Blessed is the hand that gives, God willbless them more,” said Taku.

The team is playing under the Langa/Rosedale Football Association that is affiliat-ed to SAFA. They were runners-up in theirleague last season. “This support is a clearmessage to the players that we must win theleague this season,” said Taku.

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Young Ideas are fancied as SAFA NelsonMandela BayNedbankCup favourites follow-ing their excellent performance.

In fact, Ideas managed to steal a 1-0 awaytriumph from Motherwell Academy in theSAFA NMB Nedbank Cup quarterfinals at

Kemsley Park on Sunday. It was an evenlybalanced gamewith both sides battling in themidfield. One of the underdogs of the tourna-ment, FairviewRovers, thumped SAFANMBrookies Ghetto Stars 3-0. Ikamva Movershanded a 2-1 defeat to Highland Spurs atMotherwell NU 9 Stadium. Island City lost 3-0to Callies in the game which was called offby the referee.

Motherwell Academy players and Young Ideas player compete for the ball. PHOTO:SELBY MADIKANE

FOLLOWINGtheir4-1 losstoIkamvaMoversin theNedbankCupgame,RoyalBuccaneerstookasweet 2-0 revengevictory againstMov-ers during their SAFA Nelson Mandela BaySAB Regional League game at MotherwellNU 9 Stadium on Saturday.Bucs opened their account when

Thanduxolo Gxwalintloko came up with agoal from the penalty spot early in the firsthalf. Movers had lots of clear cut opportuni-ties but the strikersfailed to give life totheir side. Bucs trioMcebisi Fire Gawu-lana, Akhulile Eto’oDlilanga and the su-persubstituteLuntuBoloti made Moverspay for not usingtheir chances. In thelate stages of thegame,Boloti jumpedvery high to score abeautiful header tomake the final score2-0.Young Ideas con-

tinued with theirwinning momen-tum when they sal-

vaged a 2-1 win fromDespatch Pioneers. Cal-lies drubbed Highland Spurs 7-3 at LondtPark. Motherwell Academy suffered a hugesetback when they trailed by 5-1 to Lion Cityat Kemsley Park.Other SAFA NMB SAB Regional Leagueresults:Camper United 1-2 Ghetto Stars, Central Acemates1-2 Fairview Rovers, Peace United 2-3 Island City,Showvillage 3-1 Hotspurs. – SELBY MADIKANE

Bucs takes revenge againstMovers

Royal Bucs skipperAkhulile Eto’oDlilanga is chased byIkamva Moversveteran midfielderAndile Ace Buthelezi.PHOTO:SELBY MADIKANE

Ideas tippedashotIdeas tippedashotfavourites inNedbankCupfavourites inNedbankCup

MAKHETHA Development Consultants En-gineeringmade a generous donation to Kwa-Langa community club United Brothers FCin the form of kit and sport equipment at afunction held in Newton Park on Thursday.According toMakhetha Development Con-

sultants Engineering Director Martha Ma-khetha, the company was delivering to thecommunity club which was very desperate.Makhetha said that the donation was in linewith theirCorporateSocial Investment (CSI).“When we were doing a project in Uitenhagesome time ago in particular KwaLanga andRosedale, and we saw lots of kids who hadnothing to do. What we saw in Uitenhage,made us aware that people needed help. Weapproached the community so that we coulddo something for them. The communityunanimously agreed that we should helpUnited Brothers FC. So part of our CSIwe de-cided to come to the rescue of United Broth-

ers FC,” said Makhetha.United Bothers’ President stated that their

objective of establishing the clubwas to keepthe kids off the streets and to refrain fromtakingdrugs.Takusaid, “Wewant todevelopplayers for the national team and we wantour players to have dreams in their lives sothat they can change their lives”.Nelson Mandela Bay Deputy Mayor Chip-

pa Ngcolomba said that the governmentcould not help everyone at the same timewith the limited resources. Deputy MayorNgcolomba appreciated the gesture made byMakhetha Development Consultants Engi-neering. “Our government has a pressure todeliver to every person because funds are solimited. We cannot do it all alone. Good part-nerships like this move our country for-ward,”concluded DeputyMayor Ngcolomba.

The kit consisted of a full kit, tracksuits,10 balls, bibs and cones. – SELBY MADIKANE

Company comes to the rescue of club

With United Brothers FC players are (back from left) Nomamerika Saul, Deputy Mayor ChippaNgcolomba, President Stanley Taku, SAFA NMB President Monde Mhletywa and MakhethaDevelopment Consultants Engineering Director Martha Makhetha. PHOTO:SELBY MADIKANE

NEW BRIGHTON Football Association (NEBFA)Sedgars Sport Premier League games resumed at Chev-rolet Stadium on Saturday.With every side wishing to test its strength against

the reigning league champions Dodgers, CCX Calliesplayed their hearts out when they shared the spoils 0-0.Both sides lived according to expectations and neitherside could break the deadlock.

In another pulsating game, Friendly City affectionate-ly known as Abahlobo had a very difficult assignmentwhen they pipped the gallant Stinging Bees 2-1. Thenewly promoted side Pondo Stars gave a good accountof themselves when they lost 1-0 to City Defenders.Roaring Tigers were able to dim Black Stars when theyovercame them 2-1 in their attractive clash.– SELBY MADIKANE

Dodgers share spoilswithCCXCallies

NORTHERNAreasFootballAssociation(NAFA) finally pulled its season followinga Mala Moodaley Cup final won by Black-pool 1-0 over the newly promoted sideFairdene at Gelvandale Stadium on Sun-day evening.Having been NAFA’s only side to have

its name engravedmany times on theMa-la Moodaley Cup, Blackpool struggled tobeat Fairdene who were difficult to crack.But the second half free kick taken byJohnneton Pokbas was good enough togive life to Blackpool. Bloom Callies won

2-0 over Saints in the Reserve League fi-nals. In the Second Division finals LeedsUnited emerged as winners when theybeat Westham 3-2 after a goalless full-time score. Salt Lake Legends defeatedHelenvale 4-3 after a 0-0 fulltime tie. Inthe Legends Two finals Park United lost2-0 SAPS.Juniors’ results:U/10: Glenville Celtic 2(0) - 4(0) Park

United, U/12: Apex 3-0 Bloom Callies,U/14: Apex 0-3 Bay City, U/16: Saints 0-2Fairview Rovers, U/18: Glenville Celtic 0-2Chatty United.

Blackpool isMalaMoodaley champsVALENCIA FC ran rampage over

Young Tigers FC which they tamed intheir 3-1 victory during their MOFABuild It Premier League clash at Moth-erwell NU 9 Stadium on Saturday.Valencia made matters difficult for

Tigers as they forced them to commiterrors in the crucial areas of the territo-ry. The first goal of game was pulled byValencia wing Abongile Mki in the 37 thminute. Valencia increased the scorewhen Khanyisile Neymar Mayo un-leashed a thunderous low short in the43rd minute with Tigers having no re-ply.However, Tigers who seemed threw

many bodies forward, decreased the

deficit to 2-1 following awell taken goalby Luyanda Faltein in the 79 th minute.It was unfortunate for the losing sideas their joy was short lived after Mayopulled a trigger from35metres to regis-ter his second goal in the 82 th minuteto seal the game at 3-1 in favour of Va-lencia.Other MOFA Build It Premier League

results:Manchester United 1-5 Motherwell

United, Young Madrid 4-1 Real Aces,Young Romans 1-2 SUBS, TottenhamSpurs 2-3 Tomorrow Stars, Lion Stars0-0Milan Stars, Real Strikers 3- 0 Liver-pool, Crystal Palace 2-1 Shining Stars,Manchester FC 1-0 Highland Spurs.

Valencia FC tamedYoungTigers

QUALITY and spirit showed by teamsduring NODEFA VW Community TrustPremier League games at JabavuStadiumon Saturday, was excellent from the firstgame to the last game.Apparently the fans were bouncing,

with the Jabavu Stadium becoming veryloud. Highland Spurs secured a valuable1-0 victory when they were up againstGoldenChiefs.ReallyRangersshareda2-2draw with Manchester United. JamaicanStars punished City Style 2-0 while NewCity Stars failed to deliver good results intheir 3-2 loss to Young Callies.Stokes United which is one of NODEFA

VWCommunityTrustPremier League for-midable sides walloped Manchester

Babes 5-2. Imbabala Young Stars showedthe fans why they were the two timesleague reigning champions when they hu-miliated City Style 3-0.NODEFAVWCommunityTrustFirstDi-

vision results:*Themba Real Bucaneers 1-2 Moroka

Stars*New City Stars B 3-1 Sundowns*Stokes United B 2-2 Imbabala Young

Stars*Young Pirates 2-4 Young CosmosJuniors League winners*U/13: All City Stars 3-0 New City

Stars( All City Stars won league title)*U/15: Jamaican Stars 5-3 All City

Stars (Jamaican Stars won league title)

VWCommunity Trust Premier League games

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