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BAY’S R75:

Three lives claimed in two tragic incidents just hours apart

NKOSAZANA NGWADLA

THE tragic loss of three lives occurred within hours of each other on Wednesday, March 26, along the notorious R75 road near Dora Nginza Hospital in Nelson Mandela Bay.

The incidents have once again placed a spotlight on what has been referred to as the region’s “road of death.” The first accident happened at approximately 14:30 when two 10-year-old siblings, a brother and sister, were fatally struck by a white Ford Ranger.

According to SAPS Kwadwesi, the driver of the vehicle is a 55-year-old man. Both children were declared dead on the scene. A culpable homicide case was opened, and investigations are ongoing.

Only hours later, at around 20:00, a second tragic accident occurred on the same stretch of road. A 56-year-old woman was fatally struck by a vehicle while using a pedestrian crossing. The driver of the unidentified vehicle fled the scene without stopping. SAPS Kwazakele has opened a culpable homicide case and appeals for public assistance to identify the vehicle

and driver involved.

SAPS Spokesperson, Captain Andre Beetge commented, “We are investigating both incidents and urge anyone with information to come forward. Witnesses or anyone who can assist with investigations may contact Detective Captain Arries at SAPS Kwazakele on 082 442 0963 or call Crime Stop at 08600 10111.”

The history of a dangerous road In October last year, the PE Express reported on the dangers of the R75, which has long been considered Nelson Mandela Bay’s most hazardous road due to its unsafe conditions.

The road has earned the nickname “road of death” owing to its long history of accidents and safety concerns. Retief Odendaal, DA PE Southwest and Winterhoek Constituency Leader and former Executive Mayor of NMB, has been vocal about these issues and has written to SANRAL CEO Reginald Demana.

Odendaal acknowledged SANRAL’s efforts in maintaining the national road network but pointed out numerous safety shortcomings that remain unresolved. Among these are significant hazards

caused by damaged guardrails, insecure intersections, and poorly maintained road reserves, which collectively create a dangerous driving environment.

To address these issues, the DA proposed a collaborative approach, submitting a memorandum to SANRAL in September 2024.

The plan included hosting discussions with municipal officials and SANRAL, arranging measures to address high-risk intersections, and implementing joint operations involving SAPS, Traffic Services, and Metro Police. It also encouraged using advanced drone technology to improve road safety and escalate the matter nationally and provincially.

SANRAL acknowledged the memorandum received from the DA in the Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality. The memorandum was received by SANRAL’s Acting General Manager for Transformation and Stakeholder Relations, Siphiwo Mxhosa.

“SANRAL notes the memorandum submitted by the Democratic Alliance around the state of the R75 section between Gqeberha and Kariega in the Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality. We will study the contents of the memorandum and will com -

YMCA campaign uplifts learners with new shoes

NKOSAZANA NGWADLA

WHILE many learners across South Africa proudly put on their school uniforms each morning, the reality is quite different for hundreds, possibly thousands of children who face a daily struggle to attend school without proper school shoes. Recognising this challenge, YMCA Nelson Mandela Bay relaunched its impactful school shoe campaign last month, during Human Rights Month, to address the gap, and restore dignity to learners in need.

The youth-focused nonprofit organisation, situated in the Northern Areas of Gqeberha, has been running this initiative for the past four years under the leadership of CEO Lerato Lebopo.

Highlighting the necessity of the campaign, Lebopo said, "Some children don’t even know their shoe size because they last received school shoes years ago. This initiative is not just about footwear; it’s about restoring dignity and ensuring that every child can walk into school with confidence."

This year, YMCA Nelson Mandela Bay received a generous contribution from the local business, The Little Slipper, which enabled the organisation to expand the reach of its campaign even further.

The team recently visited Mzimhlophe Primary School, and Esitiyeni Primary

School, both located in under-resourced communities in Zwide, where families often struggle to afford even the most basic needs. For many children here, new school shoes are a luxury their families cannot afford.

Despite this, learners remain committed to their education, and the gift of new shoes brings not only relief but also motivation.

Fion Mfenqa, Public Relations and Communications Manager at YMCA Nelson Mandela Bay, explained the broader significance of their ongoing efforts: "Our mission has always been about empowering young people for life, leadership, and service. Campaigns like this one go beyond just providing shoes - they remind children that someone cares and that simple gestures can help overcome barriers to education," she said.

The campaign has also gained international attention and support.

Eric Mann, President and CEO of YMCA of Florida’s First Coast, reflected on the impact of the 2025 US YMCA Coalition’s visit to the Mandela Bay YMCA, "The visit has been emotional, inspiring, and impactful. Participating in the shoe programme is an experience we will never forget. The pure joy of seeing the kids' faces when they received new shoes is priceless and a blessing - ‘good work in action.'"

For the learners at Mzimhlophe and

municate on a way forward once this internal process has been concluded,” said Mxhosa at the time.

The memorandum followed SANRAL’s media statement issued towards the end of September last year, calling for a multi-stakeholder collaboration to restore the R75 to a safer state in the Nelson Mandela Bay metro.

SANRAL had cited incidences of intimidation and demands for participation, theft and vandalism to the road infrastructure, as well as challenges around second-tier procurement for targeted enterprises (SMMEs) that had inhibited its contractor from effectively maintaining the R75.

“Stakeholder engagement is among the key strategic pillars at SANRAL. Engagement with our stakeholders enables us to deliver road infrastructure to communities in an effective and efficient manner. We have an open-door policy to facilitate continuous engagement ensuring that we are aligned with their needs. We appreciate input and feedback from our stakeholders, and we will continue to work closely with them in our road infrastructure service delivery,” Mxhosa concluded.

Esitiyeni Primary Schools, the distribution of school shoes represents more than just charity; it is hope and encouragement woven into every step they take towards their future. The campaign aims to ensure that their access to education is not derailed by something as basic as footwear, Mfenqa expressed.

"Through initiatives like this, YMCA Nelson Mandela Bay aims to continue to uphold its mission of addressing critical youth issues in the region. By empowering those in need, the organisation is taking meaningful steps, both literally and figuratively, to build a brighter future for South Africa’s youth," she concluded.

READY-MADE CURTAINS

Surﬁng SA announces Interclub Championships at Pollock Beach

Louise Lepront (Scottburgh) won the recent SA Open of Surfing WSL QS 1000 surfing tournament at Pollock Beach in Gqeberha. Lepront, who is currently the rankings leader in the WSL Africa 2024/2025 Women’s Qualifying Series Final Rankings, will be competing in the Royal St Andrews Hotel SA Interclub Surfing Championships, as well as the Sea Harvest Pipe Junior, and the WSL JQS Nelson Mandela Bay Pro Junior. These three events comprise the Nelson Mandela Bay Surf Fest, which started on April 1, to end on April 6.

GQEBERHA: A FAIRY-TALE WEDDING

Couple ties knot with Boxer’s help

NKOSAZANA NGWADLA

ON Saturday, March 22, the weather in Gqeberha was perfect with blue skies and a gentle breeze - setting the stage for Joshua and Danielle Jantjies to exchange vows in a truly magical ceremony.

The air at the beautiful venue was filled with love, laughter, and joy as the couple celebrated their union, thanks to Boxer Superstores, as winners of the 2024 Win a Wedding competition.

As the lucky winners, the couple’s once-in-alifetime wedding experience, valued at R100 000, left guests speechless and created unforgettable memories. Every detail of their special day was meticulously arranged by Boxer Superstores, ensuring that the event was both flawless and heartfelt.

A fairy-tale wedding perfectly set

The ceremony was an enchanting experience from start to finish. The venue, decorated to perfection, provided a stunning backdrop for the couple to say their “I dos.” Friends and family gathered in an atmosphere so light and cheerful that it could only mirror the love shared by Joshua and Danielle. Professional photographers were on hand, capturing every magical moment - from the heartfelt vows to the laughter-filled reception. “Memories made today will last forever,” one guest remarked with a smile, as yet another photo was captured.

As for the catering, guests were treated to a feast of flavours that took centre stage, ensuring everyone felt valued and cared for. Luxury car hire added an extra touch of elegance as the bride and groom made their grand arrival, setting the tone for a day of sophistication. The bride dazzled in a breathtaking wedding dress while her bridesmaids turned heads in elegant attire. Professional hair and makeup brought out Danielle’s natural beauty, making her feel radiant on her big day. Her smile lit up the celebration as she walked down the aisle. Joshua, equally stylish in perfectly coordinated attire, received his bride with joyous pride.

At the reception, a beautifully crafted wedding cake became the centrepiece, admired by all before it was shared in celebration. To add to the magic, Boxer also gifted the couple a onenight honeymoon suite stay, allowing them to begin their married life in comfort and luxury. Spending money ensured they could indulge in some extra touches, making the day all the more special.

Reflecting on the experience, an emotional

Joshua and Danielle Jantjies recently exchanged vows in a truly magical ceremony.

Danielle shared, “I enjoyed the process of getting to plan everything for our dream wedding. Winning this competition really changed our lives, both figuratively and literally - we are now married, and without it, it wouldn’t have happened anytime soon. We are truly grateful to Boxer for giving us the opportunity, and we appreciate it so much. No words can describe how we feel. I urge you to enter, as we did, and stand a chance to experience your very own fairy tale wedding.”

Boxer Superstores celebrating communities

This magical day is one of the many ways Boxer Superstores gives back to the communities it serves. The Win a Wedding competition is a highlight of the retailer’s calendar, showcasing its commitment to uplifting families and creating unforgettable memories for its loyal customers. “Our Win a Wedding competition is a highlight on the Boxer calendar because it turns a dream into reality for a deserving couple. We are deeply committed to the communities we serve and take pride in uplifting and supporting families,” said Boxer’s Head of Marketing, Lee-Ann Pillay. “Being able to gift a fully paid-for wedding is a special moment for Boxer, and we look forward to selecting another lucky couple this year. Thank you to everyone who entered - remember, next time, it could be you.”

Joshua and Danielle Jantjies’ wedding wasn’t just a celebration of their love - it was a demonstration of the power of community and generosity.

PHOTO: ©WSL/KODY MCGREGOR

Their family and friends celebrated as the newlyweds stepped out for the first time

couple.

DIARY | DAGBOEK

Gqeberha Central Men's Shed: The men of the Gqeberha Central Men’s Shed will take a walk along the beachfront from Something Good to Shark Rock Pier on Wednesday, April 2, at 07:30. Park at the Summerstrand Shopping Centre parking lot on 8th Avenue. The guys can walk as far as they want to and there will be many stops along the way. They will end at the Summerstrand Shopping Centre on 8th Avenue for a refreshment and/or a light meal. Those who don’t want to walk can meet the group at the Summerstrand Shopping Centre parking lot on 8th Avenue around 09:00 for fellowship. The terrain is flat and an easy walk. For more info, WhatsApp Willie at 0711423771. Environmental Awareness Training Camp: The training camp will take place from April 4 to 6, at Vukanibantu Primary School (Chalumna Street, Motherwell 5,). The training camp is aimed at promoting environmental awareness and education within the community, with participation from local schools and stakeholders. Contact enviroawareness.MES@outlook.com.

Day Market: Save the date for the market at African Sky’s Venue Day Market, 120 Nassau Avenue, Theescombe, on April 5, from 12:00 to 16:00. Live music by 2 BRUS. Don’t miss the gourmet food trucks and craft stalls. New vendors are welcome. Contact Janine at 063 014 5312.

Mini Market: . A market will be held on Sunday, April 6, at St George’s Park, Central from 09:00 to 13:00. There will be craft, art, food and bric-a-brac, as well as live music. Stalls are free to children and charities. Children are encouraged to bring along unwanted toys, books and craft work to sell. For more info contact Maureen at 0822574691.

Boot Sale: Save A Pet will have its monthly boot sale at the Elephant Walk Restaurant car park in Colleen Glen on Saturday, April 5. Sellers set up at 06:30 at R50 per vehicle. Shopping starts at 08:00. The restaurant/bar and farm shop will be open. For more info contact Gwen at 0826922222.

Market in the Park: A market will be held on Sunday, April 6 at St George's Park, Central from 09:00 to 13:00. There will be craft, art, food and bric-a-brac, as well as live music. Stalls are free to children and charities. Contact Maureen at 0822574691. Boot Sale: The Forest Hill community will have a boot sale at Clover Crescent, Forest Hill (open ground by Donkin Hospital), on April 6 and April 13, from 07:00 to 12:00. Contact Ian at 0814685077 for more info.

Diabetes Wellness Group (Malabar): A meeting will be held at the Malabar Community Centre Minor Hall in Haworthia Drive on Tuesday, April 8, at 19:00. Vicki Sanan of Arthritis Foundation SA will speak about ‘Idiopathic Arthritis Awareness / Type 1 Diabetes in children.’ For more info, contact Surendra Daya at 0836531491 or 0414574576.

Diabetes Wellness Group (Springdale): A meeting will be held at the Gospel Hall on the corner of Geldenhuys and Olympia Streets, Springdale, on Tuesday, April 8 at 19:00. An 11-yearold boy will speak about ‘How I live with diabetes’. For more info, contact Clive Burke at 0835009394.

Diabetes Wellness Group (PE Branch): A meeting will be held at the Caritas Service Centre in West Street, Newton Park on Wednesday, April 9, at 19:15 for 19:30. Stephanie Plaatjies from NALT (Northern Areas Liaison Team) will speak about ‘No one lives alone’. For more info contact Martin/Elizabeth at 0825799059 or 0413672810.

Alien Clearing (WESSA): The next WESSA Algoa Bay Branch alien clearing will be on Saturday, April 12 in Golf Road, Walmer from 09:00 to 11:00. Access will be easiest from either Short Road or 14th Avenue. Tools will be provided, but bring your own bow saw or lopper (if possible), as well as a hat, water, sunscreen and normal garden gloves. Contact Gisela at 0731242045.

Night Market: Save the date for the market, and a performance by Bigman and Bear, at African Sky’s Venue Market, 120 Nassau Avenue, Theescombe, on April 18, from 17:00 to 21:00. Get some Easter treats and meet the Easter Bunny. There will be a wide selection of food trucks and craft stalls. Vendor space is available. Contact Janine at 063 014 5312.

Re-Seconds Market: Calling all collectors, treasure hunters and those looking for unique items to the Re-Seconds Market at Walmer Town Hall on Saturday, April 26 from 09:00 to 14:00. Entry to the public is free. Contact 0835885823 or theresecondsmarket@gmail.com.

SPAR Kirkwood Wildsfees: There is something for everyone in the family at the 2025 SPAR Kirkwood Wildsfees, which takes place from June 27 to June 29. For three days, festinos will be entertained by a variety of shows and experiences, shopping at over 300 stalls and a taste safari through traditional foods, gourmet dishes, fine wines, cold beers and more. Find out more at www.wildsfees.co.za.

RELIGIOUS

Restoration Meeting: All are welcome to attend the restoration meeting on Saturday, April 5, at 10:00 in Hall 4 at the Word of Faith Christian Centre, on the corner of William Moffet Expressway and Lilly Street, Mangold Park.

Hi's Place Developing Centre: They have a church service every Sunday morning at 09:00 and a healing service every first and third Saturday of the month at 17:00. The next healing services will be on April 5 and 19. An Easter service will take place on Good Friday, April 18, at 09:00. All are welcome. For more info contact Pastor Christo Campher at 082 515 2294.

SUPERSTORES ZIYABUYA

KwaDwesi, the wait is over—Boxer Superstores Ziyabuya is ofﬁcially open! Located on the corn er of Uitenhage Road and Mkwenkwe Street, our brand-n ew Superstore welcomed eager shoppers on the 25th of March with m assive savings, unbeat able combo deals, and exclusive Boxer Rewards Clu b ben eﬁts. From fresh produce and quality meats to delicious baked goods and convenient B-Mon ey services, the Boxer experience has arrived in full force!

Store Man ager Mfundo Nt anga expressed his excitement: "It’s an honour to serve the KwaDwesi comm unity with a world-class shopping experience Our team is read y to deliver the friendly service, incredible savings, and quality products that m ake Boxer the store of choice for so m an y South Africans. We can’t wait to welcome even more shoppers through our doors!" Here’s what you’ll ﬁnd at Boxer Superstores Ziyabuya:

• Top-quality butcher y with fresh and frozen cuts

• Freshly baked bread and confection er y m ade daily

• Season al fruits & veget ables at incredible prices

• Tasty read y-m ade meals from our Hot Foods counter

• B-Mon ey Kiosk for bill payments and v alue-added services

• Exclusive Boxer Rewards Clu b savings & ben eﬁts

LITTLE LUCA’S BATTLE:

A family’s journey of hope, courage

NKOSAZANA NGWADLA

AT only two years old, Luca Goliath is fighting a battle that no child should have to face. Diagnosed with Pretext IV Hepatoblastoma, an aggressive form of childhood liver cancer, Luca’s journey has been filled with immense challenges but also an outpouring of love and resilience from her family and supporters.

Facing the need for a life-saving liver transplant, her parents are doing everything they can to give Luca the chance to live a long, healthy life.

“As parents, we never expected to hear the words, ‘Your child has cancer,’” Warren Goliath, Luca’s father, shared. It was in June 2024 when the devastating diagnosis was confirmed, but the warning signs appeared months earlier.

“About four months before her diagnosis, we noticed her abdomen was distended and firm. Her energy levels dropped; she wasn’t walking or crawling and she didn’t seem to keep up with her twin sister.” After several consultations, tests, and scans, the family received the devastating news of Luca’s condition.

Since that diagnosis, Luca has undergone multiple rounds of chemotherapy, facing setbacks along the way. “At the start of her journey, she was very ill. There were moments we thought she might not make it,” Warren said. Her treatment has included infections, surgical complications, and repeated hospital stays. Despite these obstacles, Luca showed glimmers of recovery, regaining her energy and even learning to walk again. However, the tumour’s limited response to chemotherapy meant that doctors had to deliver another devastating blow to the family - Luca would need a liver transplant to survive.

Luca’s parents were initially considered as potential live donors, but unfortunately, neither met the strict health criteria. Now the family is racing against time to find a suitable donor.

“The donor evaluation process is detailed and rigorous,” Warren explained. “It starts with an application reviewed by the transplant coordinator and surgeon. Donors must meet criteria such as blood matching, good health, and being able to take six weeks for recovery.” Despite many friends and family members stepping forward, no match has yet been found.

A transplant is Luca’s only chance for survival. Without it, the tumour will have more time to grow or spread, potentially ruling out surgery altogether.

“The tumour is growing around major veins behind the liver, making it inoperable without significant risks. A liver transplant is her only cure,” Warren emphasised. While the procedure carries risks, such as

Organisations like Wings & Wishes arranged the Goliath’s travel to and from Johannesburg, and CHOC Saxonwold, hosted them during their stays.

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potential organ rejection and infections, it also offers the hope of a cancer-free life.

The journey has taken a toll on the entire family. Luca is the youngest of four children, with a twin sister, a four-year-old sister, and a nine-year-old brother. “We tried to keep things as normal as possible for our other children while managing Luca’s care, but it’s been tough,” Warren said.

“There were nights when we came home to an empty house because the siblings stayed with family or friends. We had to take turns being with Luca in the hospital.”

Medical aid has covered some of Luca’s treatment costs, but the expenses associated with a liver transplant - including pre-surgical assessments, surgery, recovery, and extended stays in Johannesburg - are financially overwhelming.

“A liver transplant was the last thing we expected, and the costs involved can have lifelong effects on our finances,” Warren revealed. Despite the difficulties, the family remains determined in their commitment to securing the best care for their daughter.

The Goliath family counts themselves fortunate to have a strong support system. “Family, friends, colleagues, and even strangers have been incredible,” Warren said. “Friends and family help care for Luca’s siblings when we’re in the hospital, and their teachers keep a close watch on them at school.”

To help with the financial burden, the family launched a BackaBuddy campaign and has been receiving assistance from organisations like Wings & Wishes, which arranged their travel to and from Johannesburg, and CHOC Saxonwold, which hosted them during their stays.

“These organisations are run by people who truly love and care for children,” Warren said gratefully. Additional fundraising events are being organised by family and friends, with updates posted on Luca’s Facebook page, Luca: The Liver Cancer Warrior.

Every day brings fresh challenges, but also moments of joy and hope. “Daily I sit and watch Luca playing, singing, dancing, laughing, and enjoying life. When you look at her, it’s hard to believe how sick she is,” Warren said. “Her resilience is a testament to God’s grace and mercy. This journey has taught us to appreciate the small things in life.” The family is determined to give Luca the future she deserves, and they invite the community to join their fight. Contributions can be made through their BackaBuddy campaign or directly into Luca’s bank account. “Every little bit helps, and we’re so grateful for the support,” Warren added.

For now, the Goliaths remain focused on their plan for life after the transplant, holding onto the hope that soon Luca will not only overcome this battle but also thrive again as the lively, joyful child they know so well.

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UGunyaziwe weNgingqi ofanelekileyo: Mr Brent Comely – Fire Safety Oﬃcer Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality- Fire & Emergency Services 1696 Walmer Boulevard South End

Gqeberha 6001

Tel: +27 (41) 508 5540 Email: bcomely@mandelametro.gov.za

PUBLICATION OF AN APPLICATION

IN TERMS OF SECTION 71 OF THE NELSON MANDELA BAY METROPOLITAN MUNICIPALITY

SPATIAL PLANNING AND LAND USE

MANAGEMENT BY-LAW 2023 FOR:

ERF/ERVEN : 3828 Fairview

PHYSICAL

ADDRESS : Corner of Catalpa and Cottonwood Street

APPLICANT : Trymore Hutu ON BEHALF OF Robert Howlett

Notice is hereby given that an application will be made to the Nelson Mandela Bay Metropolitan Municipality for:

1. the amendment of the NMBMM Land Use Scheme, 2023 by the Rezoning of Erf 3828, Fairview from Community Zone 1 to Single Residential Zone 1

2. the subdivision/consolidation of Erf 3828, Fairview i n t o 2 p o r t i

3. P e r m a n e n t d e p a r t u r e f r o m t h e d e v e l o p m e n t parameters of the NMBMN Land Use Scheme 2023 of the Open Space Clause Requirements. The detailed proposal may be requested from the applicant via email, zaheerkader666@gmail com

Members of the public are invited to submit comments, objections or intervener status using the Comments & Objections Form in the SPLUM Bylaw, with clear reasons in respect of the proposal to the following:

(1) The Applicant, 10 Catalpa Street, Fairview, Port Elizabeth,6070. CELLPHONE:083 6510077 EMAIL: zaheerkader666@gmail.com and a copy sent to (2) The Executive Director: Human Settlements, PO Box 9, Gqeberha, 6000; c/o e-mail awilliams@mandelametro.gov.za on or before 2nd June 2025.

Persons with disabilities who are not able to email may contact Ms Williams at 2nd Floor Lillian Diedericks Building, No. 191 Govan Mbeki Avenue, Gqeberha, Tel No. 041 506 1813.

A p e r s o n w h o d e l v e r s c o m m e n t s o b j

representations will be notiﬁed if a hearing is to be held in respect of the application.

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PUBLICATION OF AN APPLICATION

IN TERMS OF SECTION 71 OF THE NELSON MANDELA BAY METROPOLITAN MUNICIPALITY

SPATIAL PLANNING AND LAND USE MANAGEMENT BY-LAW, 2023 FOR:

Erf: 583 Mount Road, Port Elizabeth

Physical Address: 77 Kent Road, Mount Croix, Port Elizabeth. Applicant: BPlan Consultants on behalf of Hechabek Proprietary Limited.

Notice is hereby given in terms of the above and Section 47 of the SPLUMA that application will be made to the Nelson Mandela Bay Metropolitan Municipality for the removal of conditions B.1-B7 in the current and any past and future Deeds app cable to the property containing sim lar conditions.

The detailed proposal may be requested from the Applicant at the below contact details.

Members of the public are invited to submit comments, objections or intervener status using the Comments and Objections Form in the SPLUM By Law with clear reasons in respect of the proposal to the following:

(1) The Applicant, BPlan Consultants, PO Box 28355, Sunridge Park,Telephone number 079 490 0523 or email address bplan21@outlook.com and a copy also to be sent to

(2) The Executive Director: Human Settlements, PO Box 9, Port Elizabeth, 6000; email awilliams@mandelametro.gov.za on or before 23 May 2025.

Persons with disabilities who are not able to email may contact Ms Williams at 2nd Floor Lillian Diedericks Building, 191 Govan Mbeki Avenue, Gqeberha - Tel 041 506 1813.

(comments/objections submitted after the said date will be considered invalid)

representations will be notiﬁed if a hearing is to be held in respect of the application.

NM10005436-PX020425

Erf: 190 Mill Park

Physical Address: 8 Ascot Road, Mill Park, Gqeberha

Applicant: SETPLAN PTY LTD ON BEHALF OF: AXXESS DSL PTY LTD

Notice is hereby given that an application will be made to the Nelson Mandela Bay Metropolitan Municipality for:

• AMENDMENT OF REZONING CONDITION (i) OF TPA 4254 BY INCREASING THE PERMITTED FSI FROM 0.35 TO 1.0, LATERAL BUILDING LINE DEPARTURES AND REMOVAL OF RESTRICTIVE CONDITIONS APPLICATIONS

The detailed proposal may be requested from the applicant via email, brendan@setplan.com

(1) The Applicant (SETPLAN), Postnet Suite 54 Private Bag X40106 Walmer 6065, 082 7879393 & brendan@setplan.com and a copy sent to (2) The Executive Director: Human Settlements, PO Box 9, Gqeberha, 6000; c/o e-mail awilliams@mandelametro.gov.za

on or before 14 May 2025.

Persons with disabilities who are not able to email may contact

Ms Williams at 3rd Floor Lillian Diedericks Building, No. 191 Govan Mbeki Avenue, Gqeberha, Tel No. 041 506 1813.

A person who delivers comments, objections or representations will be notiﬁed if a hearing is to be held in respect of the application.

(Comments submitted after the said date will be considered invalid.)

IN TERMS OF SECTION 71 OF THE NELSON MANDELA BAY METROPOLITAN MUNICIPALITY SPATIAL PLANNING AND LAND USE MANAGEMENT BY-LAW, 2023 FOR:

ERF/ERVEN : 52 ALGOA PARK PHYSICAL ADDRESS : 79 DYKE ROAD APPLICANT : TEDDIE H BOUW ON BEHALF OF MR E BARENDSE

Notice is hereby given that an application will be made to the Nelson Mandela Bay Metropolitan Municipality for:

1. the removal of conditions 5. (a), (b), (c) and (d) contained in the Title Deed No. T22939/1992CTN applicable to Erf 52, Algoa Park in terms of Section 47 of the SPLUMA and any subsequent deed.

The detailed proposal may be requested from the applicant via email, teddieb45@gmail.com

Members of the public are invited to submit comments, objections or intervener status using the Comments & Objections Form in the SPLUMA Bylaw with clear reasons in respect of the proposal to the following:

(1) The Applicant, Teddie Bouw residing at 45 Bob Price Street Hillside, cell 0822198710,email teddieb45@gmail.com

and a copy sent to

(2) The Executive Director: Human Settlements, PO Box 9, Gqeberha, 6000; c/o e-mail awilliams@mandelametro.gov.za

on or before 23 May 2025

Persons with disabilities who are not able to email may contact Ms Williams at 2nd Floor Lillian Diedericks Building, No. 191 Govan Mbeki Avenue, Gqeberha, Tel No. 041 506 1813.

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representations will be notiﬁed if a hearing is to be held in respect of the application.

(Comments submitted after the said date will be considered invalid.)

NM10005617-PX020425

PUBLICATION OF AN APPLICATION

IN TERMS OF SECTION 71 OF THE NELSON

MANDELA BAY METROPOLITAN MUNICIPALITY

SPATIAL PLANNING AND LAND USE MANAGEMENT BY-LAW, 2023 FOR:

PORTION : PORTION 72 OF THE FARM KUYGA NO.8

PHYSICAL ADDRESS : OLD CAPE ROAD, GREENBUSHES

APPLICANT : HEMSLEY AND MYRDAL LAND SURVEYORS ON BEHALF OF EAGLE ROOF TILES PTY LTD

Notice is hereby given that an application will be made to the Nelson Mandela Bay Metropolitan Municipality for:

1. The subdivision of Portion 72 of the Farm Kuyga No.8, Greenbushes, Port Elizabeth

The detailed proposal may be requested from the applicant via email on info@hemsley.co.za

Members of the public are invited to submit comments, objections or intervener status on or before the 7 May 2025 using the Comments & Objections Form in the SPLUM Bylaw with clear reasons in respect of the proposal to the following:

(1) The Applicant, Hemsley & Myrdal Land Surveyors, 041 585 1537, email: info@hemsley.co.za and a copy sent to

(2) The Executive Director: Human Settlements, P O Box 9, Port Elizabeth 6000; c/o e-mail awilliams@mandelametro.gov.za

Comments submitted after the said date above will be considered invalid.

Persons with disabilities who are not able to email may contact Ms Willaims at the 3rd Floor Lillain, Diedericks Building, No.191 Govan Mbeki Avenue, Gqeberha, Tel: 041 506 1813

A person who delivers comments, objections or representations will be notiﬁed if a hearing is to be held in respect of the application. NM10005595-PX020425

HUMAN SETTLEMENTS

APPLICATION IN TERMS OF SECTION 71 OF THE NELSON MANDELA BAY METROPOLITAN MUNICIPALITY SPATIAL PLANNING AND LAND USE MANAGEMENT BY-LAW, 2023 FOR:

ERF: Portion of Erf 1948, Walmer

PHYSICAL ADDRESS: Corner Bhabhatane Street and Cikilishe Street

APPLICANT: Ms A. Mjojeli on behalf of Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality

Notice is hereby given that an application has been made to the Nelson Mandela Bay Metropolitan Municipality for:

1. The amendment of the Nelson Mandela Bay Metropolitan Municipality Land Use Scheme by the rezoning of Portion of Erf 1948, Walmer from Undetermined Use Zone to Single Residential Zone 1.

2. The subdivision of Portion of Erf 1948, Walmer into twenty-three (23) Single Residential 1 portions.

The detailed proposal may be requested from the applicant via e-mail, amjojeli@mandelametro.gov.za

Members of the public are invited to submit comments objections or intervener status using the Comments & Objections Form in the SPLUM Bylaw with clear reasons in respect of the proposal, to the following:

The Applicant, Ms A. Mjojeli, c/o Town Planning, PO Box 9, Central, Gqeberha, 6001, e-mail: amjojeli@mandelametro.gov.za, tel. 041 506 5263 on or before 7 JULY 2025

Persons with disabilities who are not able to e-mail, may contact Ms A. Mjojeli at 3rd ﬂoor Lillian Diedericks Building No 191 Govan Mbeki Avenue Gqeberha tel. 041 506 5263.

A person who delivers comments, objections or representations will be notiﬁed if a hearing is to be held in respect of the application. Comments submitted after the said date will be considered invalid.

APPLICATION IN TERMS OF SECTION 71 OF THE NELSON MANDELA BAY METROPOLITAN MUNICIPALITY SPATIAL PLANNING AND LAND USE MANAGEMENT BY-LAW, 2023 FOR:

ERF: Portion of Erf 5516, Walmer

PHYSICAL ADDRESS: Cikilishe Street, Walmer

APPLICANT: Ms A. Mjojeli on behalf of Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality Notice is hereby given that an application has been made to the Nelson Mandela Bay Metropolitan Municipality for:

1. Closure of Public Open Space 2. The subdivision of Erf 5516 Walmer into twelve (12) Single Residential 1 portions, 1 Transport Zone 1 portion and 1 Open Space Zone 1 portion.

3 The amendment of the NMBMM Land Use Scheme, 2023 by the rezoning of Erf 5516, Walmer from Open Space Zone 1 to Single Residential 1, Open Space Zone 1 and Transport Zone 1.

4 The amendment of the NMBMM Land Use Scheme, 2023 by the relaxation of the 3m street building line to 1m applicable to Single Residential Zone 1 erven greater than 200 m².

The detailed proposal may be requested from the applicant via e-mail, amjojeli@mandelametro.gov.za

Members of the public are invited to submit comments objections or intervener status using the Comments & Objections Form in the SPLUM Bylaw, with clear reasons in respect of the proposal, to the following:

The Applicant, Ms A. Mjojeli, c/o Town Planning, PO Box 9, Central, Gqeberha, 6000, e-mail: amjojeli@mandelametro.gov.za, tel. 041 506 5263 on or before 7 JULY 2025

Persons with disabilities who are not able to e-mail, may contact Ms A. Mjojeli at 3rd ﬂoor, Lillian Diedericks Building, No 191 Govan Mbeki Avenue, Gqeberha, tel. 041 506 5263.

A person who delivers comments, objections or representations will be notiﬁed if a hearing is to be held in respect of the application.

Comments submitted after the said date will be considered invalid.

APPLICATION IN TERMS OF SECTION 71 OF THE NELSON MANDELA BAY METROPOLITAN MUNICIPALITY SPATIAL PLANNING AND LAND USE MANAGEMENT BY-LAW, 2023 FOR:

ERF: Erf 32099, Bethelsdorp

PHYSICAL ADDRESS: Sakhisiwe and Ndokose Street

APPLICANT: Thabisile Matubatuba on behalf of NMBMM

Notice is hereby given that an application will be made to the Nelson Mandela Bay Metropolitan Municipality for:

1. The amendment of the NMBMM Land Use Scheme, 2023 by departing (TPD 5506) from the required public open space of 96 m² for residential purposes where more than one dwelling unit is permitted, applicable to Erf 32099, Bethelsdorp

2. The amendment of the NMBMM Land Use Scheme, 2023 by departing (TPD 5507) from required 600 m² minimum erf size [as provided for in terms of Regulation 71(7) of the NMBM Land Use Scheme] to have an average erf size of 203 m², applicable to Erf 32099, Bethelsdorp.

3. The subdivision (SUB 7766) of Erf 32099, Bethelsdorp into thirty-four (34) erven to accommodate low-income houses and a road network for transportation.

The detailed proposal may be requested from the applicant via e-mail, tmatubatuba@mandelametro gov za

The Applicant, Thabisile Matubatuba, 3rd ﬂoor Lillian Diedericks Building, No. 191 Govan Mbeki Avenue, tmatubatuba@mandelametro.gov.za, and a copy sent to The Executive Director: Human Settlements, PO Box 9, Gqeberha, 6000; c/o e-mail awilliams@mandelametro.gov.za on or before 7 JULY 2025

Persons with disabilities who are not able to e-mail, may contact Ms T Matubatuba at 3rd ﬂoor, Lillian Diedericks Building, No 191 Govan Mbeki Avenue, Gqeberha, tel. 041 506 2383.

A person who delivers comments, objections or representations will be notiﬁed if a hearing is to be held in respect of the application.

Comments submitted after the said date will be considered invalid.

APPLICATION IN TERMS OF SECTION 71 OF THE NELSON MANDELA BAY METROPOLITAN MUNICIPALITY SPATIAL PLANNING AND LAND USE MANAGEMENT BY-LAW, 2023 FOR:

ERF: Erf 32102, Bethelsdorp

PHYSICAL ADDRESS: Ndokose Street and Sakhisizwe Street

APPLICANT: Ms Pearl Shai on behalf of the Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality Notice is hereby given that an application will be made to the Nelson Mandela Bay Metropolitan Municipality for:

1. The amendment of the NMBMM Land Use Scheme, 2023 by the relaxation of the open space provision applicable to Erf 32102, Bethelsdorp. 2. The subdivision of Erf 32102, Bethelsdorp into 44 portions, as shown on Plan No. Q10B-X-6A.

The detailed proposal may be requested from the applicant via e-mail, pshai@mandelametro.gov.za.

The Applicant, Ms Pearl Shai, 17th ﬂoor Lillian Diedericks Building, 191 Govan Mbeki Avenue, Gqeberha, 041 506 2365, pshai@mandelametro.gov za, and a copy sent to The Executive Director: Human Settlements, PO Box 9, Gqeberha, 6000; c/o e-mail awilliams@mandelametro.gov.za on or before 7 JULY 2025

Persons with disabilities who are not able to e-mail, may contact Ms Williams at 2nd ﬂoor, Lillian Diedericks Building, No 191 Govan Mbeki Avenue, Gqeberha, tel. 041 506 1813.

A person who delivers comments, objections or representations will be notiﬁed if a hearing is to be held in respect of the application.

Comments submitted after the said date will be considered invalid.

APPLICATION IN TERMS OF SECTION 71 OF THE NELSON MANDELA BAY METROPOLITAN MUNICIPALITY SPATIAL PLANNING AND LAND USE MANAGEMENT BY-LAW, 2023 FOR:

ERVEN: Erven 51181 & 61358, Ibhayi

PHYSICAL ADDRESS: Seyisi Street

APPLICANT: Ms G Sibiya on behalf of Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality

Notice is hereby given that an application is made to the Nelson Mandela Bay Metropolitan Municipality for:

1. The amendment of the NMBMM Land Use Scheme, 2023 by the rezoning of Erven 51181 and 61358, Ibhayi from Open Space Zone 1 and Undetermined to Single Residential Zone 1, Business Zone 1 and Transport Zone 1.

2. The subdivision of Erven 51181 and 61358, Ibhayi into 32 Single Residential Zone 1 portions,1 Business Zone 1 portion and 1 Public Road portion (Road Remainder).

3. The amendment of the NMBMM Land Use Scheme, 2023 for a departure from the required 600 m² minimum erf size as provided for in terms of Regulation 71(7) of the Scheme

4. The amendment of the NMBMM Land Use Scheme 2023 for a departure from the required 24 m² Open Space in respect of portions less than 250 m² as provided for in terms of Regulation 71(8)(c) of the Scheme.

The detailed proposal may be requested from the applicant via e-mail, gsibiya@mandelametro.gov.za and adevries@mandelametro.gov.za

The Applicant, 3rd ﬂoor, Lillian Diedericks Building, No 191 Govan Mbeki Avenue, Gqeberha, 041 506 3422, gsibiya@mandelametro.gov.za and adevries@mandelametro.gov.za on or before 7 JULY 2025

Persons with disabilities who are not able to e-mail, may contact Ms Williams at 2nd ﬂoor Lillian Diedericks Building, No 191 Govan Mbeki Avenue, Gqeberha, tel. 041 506 1813.

A person who delivers comments, objections or representations will be notiﬁed if a hearing is to be held in respect of the application.

Comments submitted after the said date will be considered invalid.

Ref. 22 – 2 April 2025

ACVV PE Noord is requesting anyone with information regarding the whereabout of the biological mother of the girl child born 02/06/2024. The biological mother's name is Nokuthula Smith known as Nana. The father's identity is reported unknown. The last whereabout of the biological mother was in Soweto on sea & Central. Anyone with information please contact social worker N. Dwe 076 325 3319 during o/h.

Family Restoration Services, Motherwell Port Elizabeth is requesting anyone with information regarding the parents of a boy child born 2022/06 /08. The biological mother is Ms Sinovuyo Vena whose last known address was Motherwell. The biological mother's whereabouts are unknown by the caregiver. The name of the biological father is Baxole Tshete. If you have any information please contact Family Restoration Services at 078 118 0736 during office hours (08h00-16h00).

Family Restoration

Sevices, Motherwell Port Elizabeth is requesting anyone with information regards to the parents of a boy child born 2022.04.01.

The biological mother is Ms Shamimu Kabwe who was working in Malabar when she left the child to the woman who is a street vendor in Korsten. The biological mother's whereabouts are unknown by the caregiver since 2022. The name of the biological father is Abubaker Mossi, his identity and whereabouts are unknown. If you have any information please contact Family Restoration Services at 078 118 0736 during office hours (08h00-16h00).

LOST OR DESTROYED DEED

Notice is hereby given in terms of Regulation 68 of the Deeds Registries Act, 1937, of the intention to apply for the issue of a Deed of Transfer Number T1698501/2011 passed by NZIMENI SIMON SONTASHE, Identity Number 360830 5168 08 7 and PINDIWE CAMELIA SONTASHE, Identity Number 401025 0361 08 1, Married in Community of Property to each other to LOTISE LUCIA NTSETE, Identity Number 650826 0618 08 3, UNMARRIED in respect of ERF 1777 IBHAYI, IN THE NELSON MANDELA BAY METROPOLITAN MUNICIPALITY AND DIVISION OF PORT ELIZABETH, THE PROVINCE OF THE EASTERN CAPE, which has been lost or destroyed. All persons having objection to the issue of such copy are hereby required to lodge the same in writing with the Registrar of Deeds: EASTERN CAPE at QONCE within two weeks from the date of the publication of this notice.

Dated at PORT ELIZABETH this 25th day of March 2025

Applicant:

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LOST OR DESTROYED DEED

Notice is hereby given in terms of regulation 68 of the Deed Registries Act, 1937, of the intention to apply for a certified copy of Certificate of Registered Grant of Leasehold No. TL 3435/1996 passed by the PORT ELIZABETH MUNICIPALITY, in favour of NOMFUNDO NGUBELANGA, Identity Number: 640910 0800 082, Unmarried, in respect of certain ERF 23141 MOTHERWELL, SITUATED IN THE MUNICIPALITY OF PORT ELIZABETH AND DIVISION UITENHAGE, EASTERN CAPE PROVINCE which has been lost or destroyed. All interest persons having objection to the issue of such copy are hereby required to lodge the same in writing with the Eastern Cape Registrar of Deeds at Qonce, 13 Alexandra Road, Private Bag X7402, Qonce, 5600 within two Weeks from the date of the publication of this Notice. Dated at Gqeberha on this 2nd day of APRIL 2025 NKOHLA AND PARTNERS INC Cape Town conveyancing@ nkohla-attorneys.co.za 021 360 8095

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LOST OR DESTROYED DEED (Form JJJ added by GNR.62 of 25 January 2019 and substituted by GNR.1418 of 1 November 2019.) Notice is hereby given in terms of regulation 68 of the Deeds Registries Act, 1937, of the intention to apply for the issue of a certified copy of Deed of Transfer No. T100987/ 1999CTN passed by MUNICI- PALITY OF PORT ELIZA- BETH, in favour of the title deed holders: PINDILE LUN- GELO MANONA, IDENTITY NO. 410402 5450 08 7, and LINDIWE BRENDA MANONA, IDENTITY NO. 450611 0447 08 5, MARRIED IN OF COMMUNITY OF PROPERTY TO EACH OTHER in respect of certain ERF 15268 IBHAYI IN THE NELSON MANDELA BAY METROPOLITAN MUNICIPALITY DIVISION OF PORT ELIZABETH EASTERN CAPE PROVINCE IN EXTENT 248 (TWO HUNDRED AND FORTY EIGHT) Square metres, which has been lost or destroyed.

All interested persons having objection to the issue of such copy are hereby required to lodge the same in writing with the Registrar of Deeds at 113 Alexandra Rd, King Williams Town, 5601 within two weeks from the date of the publication of this notice. Dated at PORT ELIZABETH this day of 27 JANUARY 2025. Applicant KAPLAN BLUMBERG ATTORNEYS duly authorised by Power of Attorney 1ST FLOOR BLOCK A SOUTHERN LIFE GARDENS 70 2ND AVENUE NEWTON PARK PORT ELIZABETH 6045 Tel 041 363 6044 Email nicola@kaplans.co.za Ref. Kelly/Nikki/MAT35400

LOST OR DESTROYED DEED

Notice is hereby given in terms of Regulation 68 of the Deeds Registries Act,1937, of the intention to apply for the issue of a certified copy of Deed of Transfer Number T13995 /2004 passed by THE NELSON MANDELA BAY METROPOLITAN MUNICIPALITY, in favour of JOHM MNTUKANTI NYLAKI, Identity Number 540319 5190 08 8 and NOMBUYISELO GLADYS NYLAKI, Identity Number 580908 0744 08 8, Married in Community of Property to Each Other, in respect of certain ERF 31964 MOTHERWELL which has been lost or destroyed. All interested persons having objection of the issue of such copy are hereby required to lodge the same in writing with the Registrar of Deeds at King William's Town within two weeks from the date of publication of this notice. Dated at Port Elizabeth this 27th day of January 2025.

Applicant Nombuyiselo Gladys Majali c/o Zonke Budaza attorneys 78 Cape Road, Mill Park alison@zonkebudaza.co.za 041 373 0053

LOST OR DESTROYED DEED

Notice is hereby given in terms of regulation 68 of the Deeds Registries Act, 1937, of the intention to apply for the issue of a certified copy of Deed of Transfer Number T 679981/4015(CTN) passed by HILDE FOURIE, Identity Number: 620126 0123 08 6, Married out of community of property in favour of ALLISTER SELWYN WHITEBOOI, Identity Number: 640320 5163 08 2,

Unmarried, in respect of ERF 2670 WESTERING, IN THE NELSON MANDELA BAY METROPOLITAN

MUNICIPALITY DIVISION OF PORT ELIZABETH, PROVINCE OF THE EASTERN CAPE. which title deed has been lost or destroyed. All interested persons having objection to the issue of such copy are hereby required to lodge the same in writing with the Registrar of Deed: EASTERN CAPE at QONCE within two weeks from the date of publication of this notice. Dated at PORT ELIZABETH on 19 March 2025

LOST OR DESTROYED DEED Notice is hereby given in terms of Regulation 68 of the Deeds Registries Act 1937, of the intention to apply for the issue of a certified copy of Deed of Transfer Number T5246 /1999CTN passed by the Municipality of Por t Elizabeth, to Tembisile Gladwell Qwebi, Identity Number 480803 5353 08 7 and Weziwe Toyisi Thelma Qwebi, Identity Number 550215 0306 08 2, Married in community of property to each other, in respect of Erf 41068 Ibhayi, in the Nelson Mandela Bay Metropolitan Municipality, Division of Port Elizabeth, Province of the Eastern Cape; In Extent: 341 (Three Hundred and Forty One) square metres which has been lost or destroyed. All interested persons having objection to the issue of such copy are hereby required to lodge the same in writing with the Registrar of Deeds at King William's Town situate at 113 Alexandra Road, Kin g William's Town, within two weeks from the date of the publication of this notice. Dated at Port Elizabeth this the 13th day of MARCH 2025. APPLICANT ESTATE LATE TEMBISILE GLADWELL QWEBI

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IN THE SADDLE: HENK STEENKAMP

Greeff sets his sights on KZN win

NOW to win in KwaZulu-Natal!

That will probably be the next mission for the East Cape champion trainer, Alan Greeff, who is enjoying a phenomenal South African racing season.

Greeff won the SA Fillies Nursery, the first Gqeberha trainer to do so, this past Saturday at the Champions Day meeting at Turffontein in Johannesburg. Golden Palm is the two-yearold filly which made Greeff proud with a brilliant victory. She was ridden by the national champion jockey, Richard Fourie. Greeff and Fourie are the East Cape champion combination which is dominating the local Fairview meetings, but they have also won in Cape Town and now Johannesburg this season.

In February it was Direct Hit which won the Cape of Hope Nursery at Kenilworth in Cape Town for the Greeff stable. Fourie was the jockey. After these two victories, the local racing fans are calling for a two-year-old Greeff filly to tackle the R1 million Alan Robertson Championship in KwaZulu-Natal.

This race will be run at Scottsville in Pietermaritzburg on May 31st. One would expect Greeff to enter for this race but it will be interesting to see if he plans to run both Golden Palm and Direct Hit. And don’t forget that Greeff has a third talented filly in his yard. Anotherdanceforme was impressive when she won the East Cape Fillies Nursery last month. She is also a possible entry. Greeff and the respective owners of his three fillies have some decisions to make, but it is certainly exciting times for the stable.

The top Fairview sprinter, Cruise Control, trained by Gavin Smith, also ran a cracker at

the Turffontein meeting.

He finished fourth in the R1 million Computaform Sprint, with Craig Zackey the jockey.

The soft track didn’t help the speedy Cruise Control but he ran a beautiful race to make it a very good day for Nelson Mandela Bay Racing in Johannesburg.

The day before the Johannesburg meeting it was Greeff and Fourie who dominated at the Fairview Polytrack. Fourie became the first jockey to ride more than 100 winners in an East Cape season for the second time. He is at 102 winners now and should better his own record of 119 for the most winners in an East Cape season. Greeff is also on target to pass his record

mark of 176 winners set in 2019. He has saddled 118 Fairview winners since the start of the season (which ends at the end of July).

The Polytrack meeting brought an eventful month’s racing at Fairview to a close but be ready for more quality racing in April.

This coming Friday the highlight will be the battle for the spectacular Glenlair Trophy over the challenging distance of 2800m.

Fairview in April

4: Glenlair Trophy

11: East Cape Oaks

18: East Cape Nursery

22: Polytrack

25: Polytrack

Weekend sport results

SELBY MADIKANE

CCX Callies FC lead NEBFA Premier League log

CCX Callies FC, popularly known as AmaKenya, are now the New Brighton Football Association (NEBFA) Premier League log leaders after claiming a hard-fought 1-0 victory over Dodgers FC at Chevrolet Stadium on Sunday. Callies’ victory propelled them to the top of the log table, just one point ahead of the Dodgers. Winter Rose FC showed no mercy to Friendly City FC, thrashing them 5-2 in a one-sided clash at Chevrolet Stadium on Sunday.

Meanwhile, Roaring Tigers FC edged out Red Lions FC with a close 3-2 victory at Chevrolet Stadium, also on Sunday. City Lads FC, known as Gunners, played to a thrilling 2-2 draw with PE Sundowns FC in their scintillating clash at Chevrolet Stadium on Sunday.

City Defenders Grounds on Sunday: Eastern Jumpers FC, affectionately called Impompo by their supporters, suffered a 3-0 loss to Red City FC. City Defenders tamed Bush Bucks, hammering them 5-2 in another one-sided encounter. Boast Pirates FC handed Amakhosi FC a resounding 3-0 defeat, while Bold Tigers FC played to a 1-1 draw against Real White City FC in an exciting match. On Friday, Bush Bucks suffered a humiliating 7-2 loss to Red Lions at Chevrolet Stadium on Saturday.

KUYGA Premier League hosts enthralling games

THRONGS of football fans gathered at Kuyga Community Grounds in Greenbushes to

watch the Kuyga Football Association Premier League games on Sunday.

Stream A: Golden FC suffered a heavy 5-1 defeat at the hands of Blue Aces FC. Young Ideas secured a hard-fought 2-1 victory over Mighty Bayern FC. Uprising Aces FC delivered a 3-1 triumph over M. Chiefs. St Albans FC claimed a 2-1 victory over Seaview United FC.

Stream B: Commanders FC earned a 5-2 victory over Ikamva Academy FC. Valentino FC recorded a solid 2-0 win against Greenbushes Academy FC. Meanwhile, Eleven Wizards FC suffered a 3-1 defeat to Rocklands United FC.

Other results of Kuyga Football Association:

Stream A results:

Young Ideas FC 3-2 Blue Aces FC

Golden FC 0-0 Uprising Aces

Mighty Bayern FC 3-3 Seaview United FC

M Chiefs FC 1-5 St Albans FC

Stream B results: Futures FC 5-1 Valentino FC

Greenbushes Academy FC 0-2 Eleven Wizards FC

Rocklands United FC 1-0 Ikamva Academy FC

Fans see surprises in MOFA League

SO-CALLED big teams suffered surprising defeats during the Motherwell Football Association (MOFA) League on Sunday.

Young Madrid FC lost three valuable league points following a narrow 2-1 defeat to FC Angels at Motherwell NU 11 Stadium on Sunday. Bisho Stars FC were defeated by Arsenal FC 2-1 at Motherwell NU 2 Stadium on Sunday. Lion City FC shared a goalless draw with

EC bowlers shine at SA doubles championship

Bowlers from the Eastern Cape made the province proud at the recent SA Tenpin Bowling Doubles Championships held at the Northcliff Bowl in Gauteng. From left are Gerrie du Preez, who in the seniors’ division, rolled 6686 pins to take home bronze, tying with EP tenpin deputy president, Leon Cilliers (right); EP tenpin president, Garreth Hechter, who claimed the top spot in the gold division with an impressive 8016 pins, tying with Eastern Gauteng’s Alain Regnard (not pictured), with Wayne Jones securing third place with a pinfall of 7478, tying with Jivi Sewchurran of Midlands (not pictured).

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IN THE SCHOOLS’ DEN:

Local teams to benefit from holiday tournaments

HENK STEENKAMP

THE Gqeberha players will benefit hugely from their involvement in early-season tournaments during the holiday.

Matches at these tournaments would also have helped the respective coaches to look at the available talent and find the right combinations.

There is great national interest in some of the prestigious tournaments and it provides significant exposure to the players.

There is also television coverage of selected matches. This means that solid individual performances will be picked up by all sorts of scouts and might just lead to a lucrative professional career.

The Mali Foundation teams, dominated by players from Ndzondelelo High in Zwide, were involved in two big tournaments.

They played the very first match of the North v South Tournament which started on Friday in Stellenbosch against Parel Vallei.

Young Romans FC.

MOFA Premier League log leaders, Valencia FC, secured a hard-fought 1-0 victory over Royal Bucks FC at Motherwell NU 2 Stadium.

In the MOFA First Division League on Sunday, Camper United FC played to a 1-1 draw with City Shakers FC at Motherwell NU 11 Stadium. Shining Stars FC Reserve Side shared a 1-1 draw with Ingwe Stars. Ingwe Stars also suffered a surprising 1-0 defeat to Young Madrid FC Reserves at Motherwell NU 11 Stadium on Saturday. Newcomers, Motherwell Envoy FC, played to a goalless draw against Lion City FC Reserves at Motherwell NU 2 Stadium on Sunday. Liverpool FC settled for a 1-1 draw with Eleven Stars FC Reserves at Motherwell NU 2 Stadium on Saturday.

Other MOFA Premier League results:

Tomorrow Stars FC 1-2 Young Madrid FC

Young Ideas FC 2-0 Motherwell School of Excellence FC

Eleven Stars FC 0-1 Bisho Stars FC

Royal Bucks FC 1-1 Dema Development FC

Young Romans FC 2-0 Channel Porto FC

Eleven Stars FC 1-2 Tomorrow Stars FC

Other MOFA First Division League results:

Camper United 2-0 Dema Development FC Reserves

Shining Stars FC 2-0 Prince Academy FC

AmaXhosa FC 0-1 Motherwell Envoy FC

Lion City FC Reserves 5-3 Seven Sundowns Sports Club

PUBS FC 3-1 Manchester United FC

Young Madrid FC Reserves 1-2 Eleven Stars FC Reserves

AmaXhosa FC 3-1 Manchester United FC

Dema Development FC Reserves 0-2 Prince Academy FC

Another Mali side did battle at the annual Grey High Festival which ended in Gqeberha on Monday.

Parel Vallei beat Mali 57-19 but the Eastern Cape boys will no doubt improve with many matches still to be played this year.

One thing is certain – these Mali boys can entertain and they score spectacular tries regularly.

The challenge for the coaching staff is to give more structure to their play and jack up the defence, but still give the players the freedom to use their natural flair on attack to keep on scoring those tries.

Framesby also made an appearance for the first time at the North v South Tournament and, like the Mali XV the previous day, got the first go on Saturday.

Duineveld (Upington) wasn’t the strongest opposition, but the Gqeberha visitors made sure their debut at the tournament was a winning one. It is still early days but it looks as though Framesby is keen to play a more enterprising brand of rugby this year.

Under the captaincy of Eden Calitz (no 8), there was good variation in Framesby’s play. Speedy backs like Cole Hilpert and Damion Witbooi might just enjoy themselves this season.

Raynhardt Brown (lock) was named as the Man of the Match in the 60-7 victory.

Grey High was involved in an absolute thriller on the first day of their festival in the main match on the Kolisi Field on Saturday afternoon. It wasn’t a high-quality match against Michaelhouse, but it was entertaining and went right down to the wire. With 20 minutes to go, Grey was leading 28-16. The KwaZulu-Natal visitors came back with two tries in that period to level the scores.

Michaelhouse missed the last conversion which could have given them victory, the game ending in a draw on 28-28. Grey made plenty of unforced mistakes and their game management was poor, but there were also good signs to indicate much better is on the way.

Golden Palm and Richard Fourie.

PHOTO: CANDIESE LENFERNA