Tasty treats for Walmer Primary learners
On Monday, March 10, in celebration of National Pack Your Lunch Day, volunteers from Boardwalk joined staff and the principal of Walmer Primary School to pack lunches for 1403 children. Each child received a pack consisting of a sandwich, fruit, juice, and a packet of potato chips. Boardwalk General Manager, Tati Tsunke, said, ‘Rising costs create challenges for many families in our neighbourhood, and food insecurity is a real threat for them. Walmer Primary School is part of our community, so we worked with the school to provide the children with a nutritious meal. We also wanted to surprise the scholars, and it was delightful to see the smiles on their faces when they realised the tasty lunchtime treats were for them.’ From left at the back are Rave Moodley (Gaming
Armand d’Assonville
and
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Manager), Lameez Suliman (Marketing Manager), Nomawethu Booi (Deputy Principal), Nombulelo Njemla (Principal), Keenan Bergins (Operations Manager),
(IT Manager),
Dean Blom (Security Manager). In front are Unam Ntentema (head girl), Pawulotando Raga (head boy),
Ntombekhaya Mtati (SGB Chairperson).
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HAMPUS PAINTS
Proposed plan to address crime at Arlington Waste disposal site
NKOSAZANA NGWADLA
THE Democratic Alliance (DA) recently proposed a plan to the Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality, on tackling the escalating crime crisis at the Arlington Waste Disposal Site in Gqeberha, following the tragic murder of a father and son.
According to the DA, the site, which has a history of armed robberies, has become increasingly dangerous.
On March 3, DA representatives, including DA NMB Caucus Leader, Councillor Rano Kayser, conducted an oversight inspection at the site. They discovered serious security deficiencies, such as broken perimeter fencing and a lack of proper access control.
In a statement, Councillor Kayser declared, “The current security measures at the waste disposal site are grossly inadequate, exposing residents to unacceptable risks of attacks, accidents, and, most tragically, loss of life. It is the municipality’s
fundamental responsibility to ensure residents can access the site safely, without fearing for their lives.”
As a result, Kayser shared that the DA has submitted a comprehensive proposal to Nelson Mandela Bay Mayor, Councillor Babalwa Lobishe.
The plan includes measures such as regular Metro Police visits, a visitors’ register, improved on-site security communication, CCTV installation, and priority repairs to perimeter fencing.
Reacting to the proposal, municipal spokesperson, Sithembiso Soyaya, emphasised a plan already in place to enhance security at the site.
“The Metro is committed to improving security at the Arlington Waste Disposal Site, ensuring both public safety and efficient waste management,” Soyaya said. Despite this commitment, understaffing remains a challenge. While a recent risk assessment conducted by the Safety and Security Directorate suggested 13 armed personnel during the day, only seven unarmed securi-
On March 3, DA representatives conducted an oversight inspection at the site. They discovered serious security deficiencies, such as broken perimeter fencing and a lack of proper access control.
ty personnel are currently stationed.
Security upgrades, which began on October 1 last year, include solid concrete fencing, gates, a security watchtower, and additional facilities for recyclers, although some elements are still in development.
The municipality stressed the importance of collaborative efforts between government, law enforcement, and the community to ensure safety.
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Soyaya revealed that Gqeberha police have advised residents to remain vigilant while visiting the site. This precaution is especially important in light of the recent fatal shooting of Heinrich and Tiaan Minnie.
To enhance security, Soyaya highlighted the role of shared responsibility across all sectors.
“Ensuring the safety and functionality of the Arlington Waste Disposal
Algoa Bay concerned over Ship-to-Ship Bunkering
SHIP-TO-SHIP (StS) bunkering, the transfer of fuel oil between vessels at sea, has sparked significant controversy in Algoa Bay.
Since its introduction in July 2016, StS bunkering has faced scrutiny due to environmental concerns and its contribution to regional crime.
Transnet National Ports Authority (TNPA) is responsible for regulating activities within the Port of Port Elizabeth and the Port of Ngqura. However, the lack of security measures
and broken perimeter fencing have been persistent issues. By 2020, Algoa Bay saw an increase in StS bunkering operations, with transfers rising from 206 in 2016 to 1,520 in 2020, according to Algoa Bay Conservation’s Ronelle Friend.
In a statement, Friend said, “Algoa Bay, known for its rich marine biodiversity, has suffered significantly due to these operations. The African penguin population on St Croix Island has seen an 88% decline
since 2016. Oil spills resulting from bunkering have further endangered marine life, killing endangered African penguins and contaminating the Addo Marine Protected Area.”
In response to these concerns, Friend said the Department of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment (DFFE) set a moratorium on new bunkering licences in 2019, pending a comprehensive environmental risk assessment by TNPA. “Despite this, existing licence hold-
ers continued operations, leading to further environmental incidents,”
Friend alleged.
The African penguin population has shown signs of recovery after a year of halted operations, doubling from 700 pairs in 2023 to 1,300 in 2024.
“This rebound highlights the serious impact bunkering has had on the local ecosystem. Stakeholders like BirdLife South Africa and SANCCOB have legally challenged the DFFE for failing to protect endangered species.
Site is not solely the municipality’s responsibility. Businesses, law enforcement, and communities must work together to protect public infrastructure and improve service delivery.”
Residents and businesses were encouraged to be vigilant of security risks and report suspicious activities. “Meanwhile, the private sector can support by investing in waste management innovations and security solutions. The collaboration between the community, businesses, and the municipality aims to create a safer and more efficient waste management system for Nelson Mandela Bay. This shared effort is essential in addressing the security challenges facing the Arlington Waste Disposal Site and ensuring that such tragedies do not recur,” Soyaya concluded.
In a previous report by the PE Express, the mayor condemned the Arlington Tip double murder and reaffirmed the city’s commitment to strengthening partnerships and improving safety.
The High Court case is ongoing, with the State and commercial fishing interests defending current practices,” she revealed.
Friend concluded by mentioning that the organisation has started a petition to ask the DFFE Minister to stop bunkering in Algoa Bay, until such time that the Offshore bunkering regulations have been promulgated.
For more info on the petition, contact Ronelle Friend at 083 636 1156.
BOOYSENS PARK HIGH:
Bridging the gap with practical studies
NKOSAZANA NGWADLA
BOOYSEN Park High School is taking major steps to provide students with practical skills through its diverse curriculum.
Offering subjects like office administration, hairdressing, art, agriculture, and beauty, the school aims to equip learners with real-world experience.
“These practical studies enable our learners to be qualified in a skill with experience upon completion,” said Amber Blommetjie, an educator at Booysen Park High School.
However, the school faces challenges due to a lack of essential tools and equipment.
For office administration, they require more computers, laptops, and projectors. The hairdressing course lacks hairdryers, flat irons, and clippers, while the agriculture programme needs gardening tools and protective gear. The beauty courses are short of essential oils, nail kits, makeup kits, and towels.
Blommetjie noted, “The lack of proper equipment significantly impacts the quality of education, as our curriculum consists of 70% practical and only 30% theory. This gap makes it challenging to maintain the intended high standard of the programme.”
Despite these challenges, the benefits of practical studies are unmissable. Students gain valuable skills and experience that open doors to future opportunities.
“There are several success stories. Some former students are employed as administrators, while others have started their own businesses in the beauty sector,” Blommetjie proudly shared, smiling from
ear to ear.
This year marks the school’s first attempt to seek assistance from the community and local micro-businesses. Blommetjie explained, “We welcome any new or seldomly-used equipment from small businesses and individuals within our community. It’s about creating a support network to enhance our programmes.”
The school envisions an improved programme where learners are not only experienced, but also certified in their skills upon graduation.
“Our long-term vision includes connecting students with entrepreneurial influences and workshops for those wishing to pursue their own businesses postschool,” said Blommetjie.
The school ensures relevance in its courses through the guidance of a youth development facilitator. This educator keeps the curriculum aligned with industry needs and opportunities in Nelson Mandela Bay.
“We constantly update our courses to stay relevant with industry demands,” Blommetjie affirmed.
Community support is vital for the success of Booysen Park High School’s practical studies programme. By requesting donations of equipment or resources, Blommetjie stressed that local businesses and residents can play a crucial role in shaping the future of these young learners.
“We at Booysen Park High School, are committed to empowering our students, preparing them for successful careers, and fostering a thriving local community through practical education,” the passionate educator concluded.
For more info, contact the school at 041 483 5001.
This year marks the school’s first attempt to seek assistance from the community and local micro-businesses. Educators (from left), Courtney Geswindt, Amber Blommetjie, and Liezel Coltman, are driving the initiative to get donations, and help their learners. PHOTO: SUPPLIED
GQ welcomes back world-class magicians
Got Talent’.
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I M P O R TA N T N O T I C E
1. The Western Cape Department of Social Development, Gugulethu local office is requesting anyone who knows the whereabouts of Xolisa Faku last seen in Queenstown, Eastern Cape to please contact the social worker Ms P Mfanekiso at 021 001 2626.
2. The Western Cape Department of Social Development, Gugulethu local office is requesting anyone who knows the whereabouts of Lintle Nkholise who was reported to be in Eastern Cape to please contact the social worker Ms N Mani at 021 001 2626.
3. The Western Cape Department of Social Development, Gugulethu local office is requesting anyone who knows the whereabouts of Andile Sani last seen in Queenstown, to please contact the social worker Mr Ndindi, at 021 001 2626.
FRESH from their historic success as the first African duo to fool Penn and Teller on Fool Us, magicians, Brendon Peel and Li Lau return to Centrestage@Baywest with their spectacular show, VIVA! A Vegas Magic Show
Catch this electrifying performance on Friday, March 14, at 19:30, with a special family matinée on Saturday, March 15, at 14:30.
Expect a dazzling blend of Vegas flair and Eastern Cape creativity.
The duo promises a show “bigger, riskier, and more interactive” than their appearances on
Britain’s Got Talent
“Performing VIVA! in Gqeberha is surreal,” said Peel.
“This is where Li and I first met, honing our craft in local venues. Now, we’re bringing Vegas-level spectacle back to the community that shaped us.”
Li Lau added, “Performing here is terrifying - in the best way. If our escapes work for Eastern Cape crowds, they’ll kill in Vegas! A lot of what we do is uninsurable in Vegas.
“Here, we’re pushing boundaries - like our straitjacket escape over broken glass.”
Highlights include Peel’s
AI-powered predictions, a daring fire-and-knife escape by Lau, and interactive comedy with illusions shaped by audiences worldwide.
The family-friendly matinee adds kid-centric surprises.
“This isn’t just a show—it’s a love letter to Gqeberha. We’re blending Zulu divination symbols with Vegas tech.
Audiences here will shape the act before it hits Nevada!” Peel concluded.
Tickets start at R150, offering a chance to see world-class magic at spellbinding prices.
Book through Wendy on 083 225 5401 or through Quicket.
From beats to dreams: Skwankwankwa’s impact
NKOSAZANA NGWADLA
ON March 15, the streets of New Brighton will be transformed as Skwankwankwa hosts an event that goes beyond just music.
This gathering is part of a broader movement aimed at empowering youth, fostering creativity, and providing an alternative to crime, through self-expression and music.
Skwankwankwa, an electrifying collective of DJs from all over Gqeberha, has quickly become influential in the local music scene since its launch last year.
Renowned for their dynamic energy and unique sound, they have demonstrated that music can serve as a powerful tool for transformation, not merely as entertainment.
Their publicist, Aphiwe Faku, said in a city where young people often face limited opportunities and high crime rates, Skwankwankwa is passionate about offering a platform for them to channel their creativity into music, art, and culture.
“By establishing an environment for self-expression and community engagement, this movement is turning Gqeberha’s nightlife into something positive and uplifting,” Faku added.
One of the collective’s founding members, Sinekhaya Mcopela, said, “Skwankwankwa is not just about
throwing parties; it’s about building a community. We use music to inspire the youth, showing them they have a place where they belong, where they can create, express, and dream beyond their circumstances.”
At the core of this event is a lineup of local DJs and creatives who are leading efforts to create a safer, more inspiring environment. T hese artists are more than just entertainers; they are role models, proving that passion and talent can lead to success.
“With every beat and performance, they send a message that creativity is a powerful alternative to crime, and music has the ability to heal, unite, and uplift,” Faku said.
The Skwankwankwa event on Saturday promises an unforgettable experience, filled with electrifying performances, community engagement, and a celebration of local talent.
“Whether you’re a music lover, a creative, or someone who believes in the power of change, this event is not to be missed,” Faku concluded.
Important details: Venue: Nangoza Jebe Hall (Centenary, New Brighton)
Start time: 11:00 - 21:00
Ticket price: R150 via Quicket Contact person: Malibongwe Piet at 084 315 0771
This gathering is part of a broader movement aimed at empowering youth, fostering creativity, and providing an alternative to crime, through self-expression and music. From left are Sinekhaya Mcopela, Count More, Ulibo Figlan. PHOTO: SUPPLIED
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PROMOTION:
Boxer looks forward to welcoming KwaDwesi shoppers!
IN just under a week, Boxer will proudly open another Superstore in Gqeberha, and KwaDwesi shoppers are counting down to the big day!
The grand opening of Boxer Superstores Ziyabuya, located on the corner of Uitenhage Road and Mkwenkwe Street, takes place on Tuesday, March 25. With massive savings, unbeatable combo deals, exclusive Boxer Rewards Club benefits, and so much more in store, this opening promises to be one to remember!
At Boxer, we take pride in delivering an ‘all under one roof’ shopping experience — where freshness meets quality and every shopper is treated like family.
The new Boxer Superstores Ziyabuya will be home to a vibrant and energetic team dedicated to providing world-class service with a smile.
Here’s what you can look forward to at South Africa’s favourite Discount Supermarket:
· A top-quality butchery with fresh and frozen cuts
· Deliciously baked bread and confectionery made with love
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· Tasty ready-made meals from our Hot Foods counter
· A B-Money Kiosk for convenient bill payments and value-added services
· Exclusive savings and rewards with the Boxer Rewards Club
Don’t miss out on the incredible opening specials! Plus, our dedicated Boxer Rewards Club ambassadors will be on hand to help you sign up for the only rewards card you’ll ever need. Doors open at 07:00 – be there to experience shopping like never before!
See you at Boxer Superstores Ziyabuya!
decor, vintage, as well as plenty of food and coffee. Entry is free. Contact 083 588 5823 or theresecondsmarket@gmail.com.
Day Market: Save the date for the market at African Sky’s Venue Market, 120 Nassau Avenue, Theescombe, on April 5, from 12:00 to 16:00. Live music by 2 BRUS. Gourmet food trucks and craft stalls. New vendors are welcome. Contact Janine at 063 014 5312.
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 Easter treats and meet the Easter Bunny. There will be a wide selection of food trucks and craft stalls, as well as tractor rides and jumping castles available. Don’t miss out on the animal feeding farm. Vendor space is available. Contact Janine at 063 014 5312. 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. The giant main stage will feature over 20 of the country’s favourite artists. Find out more at www.wildsfees.co.za.
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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 service will be on March 15. Everyone is welcome. Contact Pastor Christo Campher at 082 515 2294. Home Church: Not going to church anymore? Then you are invited to join us on Sunday mornings at 09:00 for
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CMR P.E. is requesting anyone with information regarding the identity and whereabouts of the biological father of a male child born on 26 June 2007 to the biological mother Ms Nontutuzelo Doris Gqomo to contact the social worker, Ms Roxanne Michaels during office hours 8:00 – 16:00.
The ACVV PE Suid is requesting anyone with information with regards to the father of a boy who was born on 06 January 2010 in Port Elizabeth to contact social worker: Nikita Gelandt at 041 585 4176 during office hours (07:30 – 16:00). The mother of the child is Nomaphelo Majola.
The Department of Social Development, Ibhayi Service office social worker is requesting anyone with any information with regards to the biological father of a girl child, born 2022/05/16, a boy child born 2020-04-23 and a boy child born 16-03-2015 at Port Elizabeth. The biological mother of the children concerned is Ms Zizipho Koom. The children concerned are reported to have different fathers and to our knowledge their whereabouts is unknown. If you have any information, please contact the Social Worker Mrs Nathalia Stevens at 064 603 6370 during office hours (08:00-16:00)
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The Department of Social Development Motherwell Service Office is requesting anyone with information with regards to the whereabouts of Esmerelda Isabel Kleinhans who is the biological mother of Wian Jan-Hendrik Kleinhans born on 08/10/2019 to contact Social Worker: Mrs. N. Mafuze at 0414617914/15/16 during office hours (08h00-16h30). The identity and whereabouts of the biological father of the child are reportedly unknown.
The Department of Social Development Motherwell Service Office is requesting anyone with information with regards to the whereabouts of Siyamthanda Mhlanga who is the biological mother of Ncumolam Mhlanga born 04/07/2018 to contact Social Worker: Mrs. N. Mafuze at 041 4617914/15 /16 during office hours (08h00-16h30). The identity and whereabouts of the biological father of the child are reportedly unknown.
The Department of Social Development, Nelson Mandela Metro District, Motherwell Service Office, is requesting anyone with information with regard to the father of the child (Mr Tando Gxiya) residing in Motherwell. He has a child with the late biological mother Ms. Ntombikhayise Soncenywa child was born 14 February 2017. Anyone with the information regarding the whereabouts of the fathers can please contact Ms. S. Mdledle at 041 404 1800 during office hours (08H00-16H30).
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The Department of Social Development Motherwell Service Office is requesting anyone with information with regards to the whereabouts of Moroesi Mpobole who is the biological mother of Olwam Mpobole born 09/09/2011 to contact Social Worker: Mrs. N. Mafuze at 041 4617914/15 /16 during office hours (08h00-16h30).
CARS / BAKKIES / SCOOTERS Wanted in any condition Reliable honest service 082 722 6183
0204 08 7, Married in community of property to each other in respect of a certain ERF 16232 IBHAYI, in the Nelson Mandela Bay Metropolitan Municipality, Division of Port Elizabeth, 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 lode the same in writing with the Registrar of Deeds at KING WILLIAM'S TOWN within two weeks after the date of the publication of this notice. DATED AT PORT ELIZABETH on 4 March 2025 Applicant TOBEKA ENNY KOPO as Representative in the estates of the late LYNETTE FUNEKA BOOI AND ALFRED BOOI c/o RWEXANA ATTORNEYS Harmony Building, Office No. 3, Cnr Graham and Market Streets, North End, Port Elizabeth. rwexanaattorneys @gmail.com 041 484 2137
LOST OR DESTROYED DEED
(Form JJJ added by GNR.62 of 25 January 2019 and substituted by GNR.1418 of 1 November 2019.)
BABA OSCAR IS BACK Worked for long with no progress? Pensioners, lost lover, financial problems, court cases all unfinished jobs. Call/Whatsapp 068 669 1362 ERF 3627 THEESCOMBE Form JJJ
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 CERTIFICATE OF OWNERSHIP NUMBER
TE119/1994PECTN passed by IBHAYI CITY COUNCIL, in favour of SIZIWE ELIZABETH ZOKUFA, Identity Number 410628 0230 08 8, Unmarried, in respect of certain ERF 17450 IBHAYI, IN THE AREA OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF IBHAYI, ADMINISTRATIVE DISTRICT OF PORT ELIZABETH, which has been lost or destroyed.
All person having objection to the issue of such copy are hereby required to lodge the same in writing with the Registrar of Deeds at EASTERN CAPE QONCE within two weeks after the date of the publication of this notice.
DATED at PORT ELIZABETH on 7 March 2025
Applicant:
SIZIWE ELIZABETH ZOKUFA in my capacity as OWNER C/o ZONKE BUDAZA INC ATTORNEYS
78 CAPE ROAD, MILL PARK, PORT ELIZABETH maryke @zonkebudaza.co.za 041 – 373 0053
LOST OR DESTROYED
DEED
Notice is hereby given in terms of Regulation 68 of Deeds Registries Act, 1937 of the intention to apply for the issue of a certified copy of Deed of Transfer Number T30034/2001CTN passed by The NELSON MANDELA BAY METROPOLITAN MUNICIPALITY in favour of JACOBUS LEMMERT, Identity Number 721203 5241 08 6 And ROSEY LEMMERT, Identity Number 721216 0201 08 7, Married in community of property to each other in respect of certain Erf 20073 Bethelsdorp, Nelson Mandela Bay Metropolitan Municipality, Division of Port Elizabeth, Eastern Cape Province, In Extent 290 (Two Hundred and Ninety) 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 Williams Town within two (2) weeks from the date of publication of this notice. Dated at Port Elizabeth this 12th March 2025.
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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 T050693/2009CTN passed by THE EXECUTRIX IN THE ESTATE OF THE LATE
SOPHIA JACOBA ELIZABETH FERREIRA NO. 17204/2008 in favour of LINDA DANIELS, IDENTITY NUMBER 480728 0059 08 4, UNMARRIED in respect of certain REMAINDER ERF 2055 NEWTON PARK IN THE NELSON MANDELA BAY METROPOLITAN MUNICIPLAITY, DIVISION OF PORT ELIZABETH, PROVINCE EASTERN CAPE IN EXTENT: 803 (EIGHT HUNDRED AND THREE) SQUARE METRES which has been lost or destroyed. All person having objection to the issue of such copy are hereby required to lodge the same in writing with the Office of the REGISTRAR OF DEEDS, Eastern Cape Deeds Registry: Qonce, within two weeks after the date of the publication of this notice.
DATED at Port Elizabeth this the 7th day of MARCH 2025 MULLER DICKS INC. 174 CAPE ROAD MILL PARK PORT ELIZABETH, 6057 marisa@mullerdicks.co.za 041-450 4444
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 T32748 /2016CTN passed by PORT ELIZABETH LAND RESTITUTION AND HOUSING ASSOCIATION, REGISTRATION NUMBER 200001942808 in favor of REUBEN MORKABI MOLEFI, Identity Number 491005 5236 08 3, Umarried in respect of a certain ERF 3415 FAIRVIEW, in the Nelson Mandela Bay Metropolitan Municipality, Division of Port Elizabeth, 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 lode the same in writing with the Registrar of Deeds at KING WILLIAM'S TOWN within two weeks after the date of the publication of this notice.
DATED AT PORT ELIZABETH on 5 March 2025
Applicant ZANELE BULO as Executrix in the estate of the late REUBEN MORAKABI MOLEFI TM PITANA ATTORNEYS HARMONY BUILDING, First Floor, Suite 9 Cnr Graham and Market Streets, North End, PORT ELIZABETH pelaw.pitana@gmail.com 081 387 5592
Notice is hereby given in terms of regulation 68 of the Deeds Registries Act, 1937, of the intention to ap- ply for the issue of a cer- tified copy of Deed of Transfer No. T17138/2018 passed by MACS MILLIANO CC, Registration No. 2004/ 125806/23, in favour of the title deed holders: DALUXOLO MLENZANA, IDENTITY NO. 760526 5623 08 1, and NOMASIBUKELE CHARMAINE MLENZANA, IDENTITY NO. 810413 0493 08 5, MARRIED IN OF COMMUNITY OF PROPERTY TO EACH OTHER in respect of certain ERF 3627
THEESCOMBE, IN THE NELSON MANDELA BAY METROPOLITAN MUNICIPALITY, DIVISION OF PORT ELIZABETH, EASTERN CAPE PROVINCE, IN EXTENT 1342 (ONE THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED AND FORTY TWO) 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
E-mail. Nicola@kaplans.co.za Ref. Kelly/Nikki/MAT38030
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 T91094 /1993CTN passed by NELSON MANDELA BAY
METROPOLITAN MUNICIPALITY in favour of MAREMUTHOO PILLAY, Identity Number 370822 5083 05 9 and SELINA BRENDA PILLAY, Identity Number 470124 0092 01 4, Married in community of property to each other in respect of a certain ERF 984 MALABAR, in the Nelson Mandela Bay Metropolitan Municipality, Division of Port Elizabeth, 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 lode the same in writing with the Registrar of Deeds at KING WILLIAM'S TOWN within two weeks after the date of the publication of this notice.
DATED AT PORT ELIZABETH on 7 March 2025
Applicant
CHASLYNNE SAMANTHA UDAY in my capacity as Executrix in the estates of the late MAREMUTHOO PILLAY and SELINA BRENDA PILLAY
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Pearson in action at Schools SA20 finals
HENK STEENKAMP
THIS is a tough assignment but also a highlight in the career of the first boys team cricketers of Pearson High in Gqeberha.
Pearson will be in action in the national finals of the inaugural Schools SA20 Tournament being played from today till Saturday on the Tuks fields in Pretoria.
“It is such a privilege to be at a tournament like this and being able to go out there and showcase our talent,” the Pearson captain, Cayden Wilson, said. “We are a young side and will definitely look to learn as much as possible but also enjoy the moment.”
Wilson acknowledges that the matches will be tough encounters.
“All the top schools from around the country are here, but we will give it our all,” the all-rounder promised.
Pearson recently lost to Bishops and faces this classy outfit in their first match at the tournament.
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Wilson is enjoying a terrific season with the bat and ball which has earned him a place in the South African Colts side.
He will be a key player for Pearson, but as captain he also hopes to inspire the younger members of the side to achieve bigger things.
“I really enjoy the captaincy, the fact that it forces me to keep thinking about the game,” Wilson explained.
He sees himself as an aggressive captain.
“I don’t like leaking runs in the field and my field placings are quite attacking when the match situation allows for it.”
SA20, in collaboration with Cricket South Africa (CSA), launched this national competition in September last year to discover and nurture talent in the U19 age group.”
Over 370 boys’ teams and 200 girls’ school teams participated, with over 1000 matches played across the country.”
The final phase of the tournament will feature the regional champions from a highly competitive Phase Two.
shared a 2-2 draw
It will be the culmination of months of high-quality cricket, which has produced incredible performances.
The eight boys’ teams have been divided into two pools of four teams each.
They will have three matches in their respective pools, with the two top sides in each pool qualifying for the semi-finals.
The finals also serve as a vital platform for skills development, with coaches, the media and scouts eager to spot future stars.
The Pearson squad: Cayden Wilson (k), Matthew Burton, Sulaymaan Gangat, Luke Hector, Jonathan Holmes, Cade Hummel, Aiden Mitchell, Kade Myburgh, Cale Price, Daniel Richie, Jude Septoo, Jean Schultz, Jayden Ward.
Teams & Pools:
POOL A: Northwood School (KwaZulu-Natal), St Andrew’s School Bloemfontein (Central), Hoërskool Garsfontein (Gauteng North), Graeme College (Focus School).
POOL B: Pearson High School (Eastern Cape), Bishops Diocesan College (Western Cape), St David's Marist Inanda (Gauteng South), CSA Hubs Invitational XI.
Weekend sport results
Pirates take on Stars in preseason tournament ZWIDE Pirates FC locked horns with Shining Stars FC during the Zwide Football Association (ZWIFA) Mwalimu Youth Development Foundation Preseason Tournament finals on Sunday.
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The road to the finals for Pirates started with a hard-fought 4-2 victory on penalties over NUBS, in the quarterfinals at Zwide Stadium. On Sunday, Pirates surprised Strikers United with a 3-0 defeat in their semi-final. Stars struggled to advance to the semi-finals after working to overcome the competition specialists Amadamara 1-0 during their quarterfinals at Zwide Stadium. Stars defeated the Soweto-On-Sea lads 3-1 in a one-sided semi-final game.
Young Romans Grounds will be kept abuzz as the loyal supporters of Stars are expected to come in droves.
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Cayden Wilson. PHOTO: SUPPLIED