PE Express E-edition - 26 March 2025 by Novus Media

Gardenprojecttransformsurbanagriculture

NKOSAZANA NGWADLA

THE Equleni Garden Project in NU29, Motherwell, is transforming urban agriculture in Nelson Mandela Bay. Recently visited by Councillor Bassie Kamana, Member of the Mayoral Committee (MMC) for Economic Development, Tourism and Agriculture, along with Deputy Director for Urban Agriculture, Passmore Dongi, the project stands as a beacon of community-driven success and sustainability.

Founded in 2023 by Monalisa Nomathamsanqa Badi, the garden has become a vital source of sustenance and community support.

Badi, who leads the initiative, explained, “I sell the crops to my local community, which allows me to feed my family and support a crèche with a soup kitchen, as well as elderly residents and my church, where I serve as a pastor. With support from the Directorate, I am now able to change many lives. I also plan to expand to a nursery in the near future.”

Municipal spokesperson, Sithembiso Soyaya, said the project has garnered support from the municipality, as highlighted during the recent visit.

"This is one of the projects we support under EDTA," said MMC Kamana. "Our goal is to empower individuals who want to pursue farming as a livelihood, helping them generate their own income. We encourage more residents to start similar

initiatives, as this will ensure long-term food security in our communities."

Supported by the Integrated Settlement and Urban Planning (ISUP) Grant, in

partnership with Human Settlements, the garden is equipped with seeds, wheelbarrows, watering cans, and other essential resources. Any surplus produce is sold at

the Fresh Produce Market, contributing to the local economy.

Dongi emphasised, “Food security is critical and has the potential to create more job opportunities in the future. We will continue to identify and support more projects.”

Soyaya said the municipality's commitment to such initiatives not only addresses immediate food needs but also builds sustainable community development.

"The Equleni Garden Project is a testament to the successful collaboration between local government and community members, paving the way for economic empowerment and social cohesion," he added.

Badi's vision to expand her efforts into a nursery is a demonstration of the project's potential to transform urban agriculture into a thriving sector within the local economy.

By nurturing community-driven projects, Nelson Mandela Bay is on a path towards resilience and self-sufficiency, driven by a collaborative spirit, Soyaya commented.

He concluded that the project highlights the importance of empowering communities through sustainable agricultural practices, reinforcing the role of local initiatives in fostering economic growth.

With continued support, projects like Equleni Garden can lead to lasting change, providing hope and resources to communities in need.

LivingstoneHospitalsecurityguardsrobbedatgunpoint

NKOSAZANA NGWADLA

THREE security guards at Livingstone Hospital in Gqeberha narrowly escaped injury during a daring robbery recently.

The incident, involving three armed men, occurred just before 01:00 on Sunday, March 16.

Eastern Cape Department of Health Director of Communications, Siyanda Manana, confirmed that the assailants entered through the hospital's main entrance, opposite Shoprite.

They targeted the female security guards in the guard house, stealing personal and company mobile phones.

"They pointed them with guns and took their personal phones and the company cell phone," Manana said, adding that no staff or patients were harmed.

This robbery marks the latest in a concerning trend of attacks on healthcare facilities in the Nelson Mandela Bay Metro. Manana condemned the assaults, stressing that they undermine both healthcare access and safety.

"Healthcare facilities must be protected at all costs because such incidents trample on our people's rights to healthcare and safety at our institutions," he emphasised.

To support those affected, Manana said

the Department would provide psychosocial assistance to the guards.

He further noted a similar attack had occurred at the same institution last year, highlighting persistent security issues.

SAPS spokesperson Captain André Beetge reported that the armed suspects approached the guards at approximately 00:35, demanding their phones before fleeing on foot. SAPS Gelvandale has opened a case of armed robbery and is actively investigating.

The police urged the public to assist in bringing the perpetrators to justice.

"We implore everyone who might have seen or heard anything about the incident to please contact the police," Beetge urged.

The Department of Health plans to collaborate closely with law enforcement to apprehend those responsible.

"We will work hand in glove with law enforcement to bring the culprits responsible to book," Manana affirmed.

As investigations proceed, enhancing security at healthcare facilities remains a priority, said Manana.

"The commitment to bolstering safety measures is essential in preventing future incidents and protecting staff and patients.

This robbery serves as a stark reminder of the urgent need for robust security proto-

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“It calls for cohesive efforts from authorities and the community to safeguard these

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vital services

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accessible healthcare," he concluded.

The Equleni Garden Project in NU29, Motherwell, founded by Monalisa Nomathamsanqa Badi, is transforming urban agriculture in the Bay. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

Communityspiritshinesinheartfelthomerenovation

NKOSAZANA NGWADLA

TO display and encourage community spirit and generosity, the Joy Group, led by Henry Fourie, recently embarked on a mission to transform the living conditions of those less fortunate.

Their latest project, renovating a small single room, located in the Schauderville community, for a woman in need, has touched the lives of many and serves as an inspiring

reminder of the power of collective action. For Fourie and his team, making a difference in the lives of those less fortunate has always been a priority. "It has always been important for us to make a difference," said Fourie. With this guiding principle, the Joy Group was formed, a collective of like-minded individuals dedicated to community assistance. "We already have a group, and it was not difficult to get all on board as we are like-minded when it comes to assisting the community," he explained.

The project involved a comprehensive renovation of a woman's modest living space. With her permission, the team cleared out her room, repainted it, and installed new cupboards, a new bed, and enhanced electrical fittings. "The lady lives in a small single room, and we decided to make it as comfortable as possible," Fourie said. The endeavour was made possible through the generous contributions of local businesses and community members. Gary Benjamin, a local businessman, provided essential plumbing assistance, while Steel Pipes and Fittings donated supplies for the new bed. Electrical work was expertly handled by Victor Britz, and Herbert Assam constructed the cupboards. Additionally, Cortney Leo, using her contacts, secured most of the food needed for the project.

Despite the challenges posed by their age, Fourie and his group were undeterred in their mission. "Being elderly and doing most of the work ourselves, we found it challenging, but at the end, we felt fulfilled," he reflected. This sentiment of fulfilment is echoed in the transformative impact the renovation is likely to have on the beneficiary’s life.

When asked about how it felt to have her home chosen for renovation, the recipient, Michelle Valentine, described her feelings as "completely overwhelmed." Among the changes she is most looking forward to are "having a stove and having a bed and bed-

The Joy Group recently embarked on a mission to transform the living conditions of a woman in need. The organisation’s members from the left are, René Leo, Linde Mama, Anita White, Marlene Fourie and Ginnia Benjamin.

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ding for winter."

The renovation process also brought unexpected moments as she vacated her home for three nights to allow the work to take place. Despite any initial disruption, the outcome has been life changing. "What I received totally free today will change my mindset to an attitude of giving and appreciating," she said, her gratitude evident. As she reflected on the support she received, her emotions ran high. "My emotions were over the top, and no words can express how I feel," she said, capturing the profound impact of the Joy Group’s efforts.

Beyond physical improvements, the renovation was aimed at having a ripple effect within the wider community. "We hope that our actions will inspire others to get involved in improving the living conditions of the less fortunate," Fourie said. By demonstrating the potential of community collab-

oration, the Joy Group hopes to encourage others to follow suit.

Looking ahead, Fourie envisions continuing their work with the aid of established businesses. "With donations from established businesses, we can do so much more," he affirmed. This ambitious outlook aligns with the Joy Group’s mission to extend its reach and support even more individuals in need.

"Through the dedication of individuals like our members, and the generosity of numerous supporters, the Joy Group has not only transformed a living space but has also reignited a sense of community and compassion. I'm incredibly proud of their work, as it stands as a testament to the difference that can be made when people unite for a common cause, demonstrating that even small acts of kindness can lead to meaningful change." Fourie concluded.

The reciepient of the newly renovated home, Michelle Valentine (in white pants), could not hold back her tears as she was comforted by Bonita Meintjies, a member of the Joy Travellers Club.

Foundationstrengthens supportforkidsinBay

THE ISUZU Foundation, a partnership between Isuzu Motors South Africa (ISUZU) and its Dealer Network, is proud to continue its support for IRONMAN South Africa’s charity trust, IRONMAN4theKidz, raising funds for 13 charity organisations through athlete participation fees in the IRONMAN Triathlon Series taking place in Nelson Mandela Bay.

Since 2022, the ISUZU Foundation has been a dedicated partner to IRONMAN4theKidz, reinforcing its commitment to uplifting children’s lives through the power of sport. For the IRONMAN South Africa’s 20th anniversary,thisyear,IRONMAN4theKidzaimstoraise R5 million to support various child-focused initiatives across South Africa.

“As the ISUZU Foundation, we are proud to continue our partnership with IRONMAN4theKidz which aims to support and create opportunities for children in need. Through these collaborative efforts, we aim to make a tangible difference in the communities in which our Dealers operate,” said Alastair Hodgson, Department Executive: Business Enablement, at Isuzu Motors South Africa. “Our involvement in the past IRONMAN Triathlon

series has demonstrated our long-standing commitment to this sport and the communities it benefits.”

The funds raised through IRONMAN4theKidz will be allocated towards crucial areas such as refurbishment of the charity homes, transportationfees,nutritionalsupport,sports activities, medical expenses, and, where feasible, capital projects. This support ensures that the registered NPOs continue their vital work in providing essential services and opportunities for children facing various challenges.

Since its inception in 2005, IRONMAN4theKidz has supported over 22 children’s charities in Gqeberha, Durban, Mossel Bay, Bela Bela and Germiston.

To amplify this effort, ISUZU has called on its corporate partners, Borbet and Shatterprufe to join the ISUZU IRONMAN Corporate Triathlon Challenge. This event is not just about competition but also about demonstrating teamwork, resilience, and a shared commitment to social good. Along with their business partners, ISUZU employees will also take on the challenge, reflecting the brand’s ethos of being bold, perseverance and community engagement.

The funds raised through IRONMAN4theKidz will be allocated towards crucial areas such as sports activities.

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67BlanketsforNMBbringswarmthtoGqeberha

NKOSAZANA NGWADLA

IT can be concluded that although winter is still a few months away, it's definitely making a soft launch, and with the Gqeberha wind, some days are colder than others.

This is why South Africans have been rallying together with knitting needles and crochet hooks for a heartwarming cause.

As the 67 Blankets for Nelson Mandela Day movement marks 11 years of spreading joy, a dazzling blanket installation recently adorned Nelson Mandela University on March 20. This vibrant display celebrated the United Nations International Day of Happiness, showcasing unity, compassion, and creativity.

The centrepiece for this year's installation was a cheerful yellow smiley emoji with sparkling blue eyes and a red smile, set against a backdrop of warm hues - reds, oranges, blues, purples, and pinks. Surrounding this enormous blanket was an array of colourful creations handcrafted by the KnitWits from across the nation.

This giant tapestry of happiness inspired and delighted many. Twenty-five percent of these donated blankets will remain in Gqeberha, providing warmth to those in need within the Eastern Cape.

KnitWits contributed handmade blankets in various colours and patterns, weaving warmth and joy into this artful project. Bridget van Oerle from The BUZ Hive, said, “We are excited to be at the heart of this powerful initiative, which not only honours Madiba's legacy but also

offers a meaningful lesson in social responsibility and generosity. Our province has significant needs as winter approaches, and with blankets donated staying in the Eastern Cape, we hope this effort will bring warmth to both bodies and hearts.”

Gqeberha Ambassadors were central to these efforts, working tirelessly to collect and distribute blankets.

Their dedication honours Madiba's legacy in the most compassionate way.

“Initiatives like this remind us of the extraordinary impact of kindness, creativity, and collective action,” added Van Oerle.

Founded in 2013 by Carolyn Steyn, 67 Blankets for Nelson Mandela Day started as a simple challenge from Zelda la Grange, Nelson Mandela’s personal assistant, to make 67 blankets to honour Mandela Day.

Over the years, it has grown into a global movement, crafting a legacy of compassion one stitch at a time.

Reflecting on the event, Steyn expressed, “After COVID-19 delays, we are thrilled to finally bring this joyful initiative to Gqeberha, under the perfect banner of happiness and unity. The ethos of 67 Blankets has always been about spreading warmth and uplifting communities, and it’s wonderful to see this spirit being embraced by Nelson Mandela University.”

As South Africans came together to craft this symbol of unity and warmth, the legacy of 67 Blankets continues to unite communities, proving the power of compassion and creativity in making a tangible difference, Van Oerle said.

Missionvale Care Centre, Umphanda Foundation for Autism and Ekuphumleni Elderly Home.

Mandela University’s Second Avenue Campus was recently transformed into a breathtaking display of warmth and unity as the 67 Blankets for Nelson Mandela Day movement unveiled the world’s Hugest Happiness Blanket.

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A quarter of the blankets have remained in Gqeberha, with special distributions taking place across the Eastern Cape, including to Bethsaida Ministry in Nieu-Bethesda, Paterson High School (which received 100 blankets in honour of its centenary),

Nelson

GqeberhagathersforDrBabalwaMaholwana’smemoirlaunch

"BEYOND inspiring, my mission is to empower," are the words Dr Babalwa Maholwana lives by. It is no surprise then, that

despite the freezing cold and rainy weather outside, warmth and wisdom filled the Nelson Mandela Business School on Thursday,

March 13.

The launch of Dr Babalwa Maholwana's memoir, The After 40 Dilemma, was a rivet-

ing evening hosted in partnership with the Black Management Forum (BMF).

The event connected book enthusiasts, business leaders, and young professionals in a discussion rich with insight and personal reflection.

BMF NMB Chairperson, Siyabulela Jodwana, opened the evening by highlighting the importance of strategic leadership for black professionals.

"Strategic positions are held by black professionals, but the gates are still closed. We are saying to young professionals, occupy those spaces and be active in a meaningful way," Jodwana urged.

Maholwana's memoir resonated deeply with attendees, especially through an all-women panel discussion exploring corporate leadership, motherhood, and personal development.

The panel focused on the challenge women face in prioritising themselves amid demanding careers and family responsibilities.

Human Capital Specialist, Zola Ngoma, shared insights on maintaining balance, saying, "Balancing your everyday life means giving your most energy to what is important and making that choice every day."

Reflecting on her memoir, Dr Maholwana said, "As women, we have been conditioned to give endlessly - to our careers, our families, and our relationships. But the biggest lesson I have learned is that you cannot pour from an empty cup. The After 40 Dilemma is about reclaiming yourself, your voice, and your power - without guilt."

The After-40 Dilemma is the real-life story of one woman's transition into her 40s; her fierce race against her biological clock while navigating a melting pot of blended family parenting, adult learning, and multiple mental health crises.

Babalwa (fondly known as Dr Babs) is a qualified medical doctor and mother of one who is at the peak of an enviable executive career in pharmaceuticals.

A whirlwind romance in her early 40s challenges most of her assumptions and choices about getting married, having more children, studying further, and living her purpose.

The evening unfolded with panelists, Zola Ngoma, Clinical Psychologist, Ziyanda Arose-Dlulane, and Nomhle "Chinese" Tys, Public Sector Lead for Metrofile, sharing

aimed at not only inspiring, but empowering through her own journey.

personal stories of resilience, leadership, and self-discovery, echoing the book's core message: women can and should prioritise their own well-being while succeeding in their professional and personal lives.

The event celebrated professionals and leaders who embody authenticity, set boundaries, and embrace empowerment.

The After 40 Dilemma serves as both a memoir and a guide for navigating personal growth, leadership, and self-care in the modern world.

A copy of The After-40 Dilemma costs R280 and is available for purchase through Amazon.

- NKOSAZANA NGWADLA

Dr Babalwa Maholwana penned a memoir, ‘The After 40 Dilemma’

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RockingtheGrassRoof-a musicfestivalwithapurpose

HOSTED by the Environmental Action Group (EAG), this festival takes place on March 29 from 14:00 to 18:00 at The Grass Roof — a stunning venue known for its beautiful outdoor setting, delicious food, and relaxed atmosphere.

The EAG has worked tirelessly to protect and restore the environment, placing waste bins along the coastline, removing invasive plants, and replanting indigenous flora.

They’ve also led successful beach cleanups, uniting the community in a shared mission to keep the shores pristine. This festival is a fundraiser to support even bigger projects.

Line-up:

• Just Us Two: Brian and Jade are a husband-and-wife duo performing modern pop covers.

• Frank (aka Francis Pratt) will be playing beautiful melodic guitar and vocal tunes.

• The Folk Collective, a trio made up of Alasdair Gillies, Moorrees van Aarde and Anthony Keogh, is PE's very own folk supergroup! Expect their signature blend of smooth harmonies and beautiful renditions of traditional folk and blues.

• Errol & Friends: Errol, Shaun, Rob and Dave will be playing 60s, 70s, and 80s folk and rock classics with a full band sound.

• Joe van der Linden is a renowned musician who performs originals, including “Living in PE,” and will be joined by his son Frank, on bass.

• The Tone Ramblers: This fresh, new, young band, will be playing great tunes to keep the energy high!

Enter the raffle to win great prizes donated by Vets Inc, Cielo, Lawrence Masiza Vorster Attorneys, Raggy Charters, Grass Roof, Mount Ingwe and more are up for grabs.

Joe van der Linden is part of the line-up.

Tickets: Entry fee is R100 for adults, R80 for pensioners and students, and free for children under 10. Tickets are available on Quicket and at the door.

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CraftMarket: The Linton Grange Library will have a craft market on March 27 from 09:00 to 15:00 and on March 28 from 09:00 to 13:00.

Clothing Sale: Westering Methodist Church will be having a second-hand clothing sale on Friday, March 28 from 09:00 to 12:00 on the corner of Papenkuils and Clarence Street, Westering.

Clothing Sale: Walmer Methodist Church will have an “As Good As New” monthly clothing sale at the church at 83 Main Road, Walmer on Friday, March 28 from 11:00 to 14:00. Discounts on selected items! Men’s, ladies’ and children’s brand name clothing and shoes available.

Book&VinylSale:Wendy'sBookLoungeishavingabookand vinyl sale at 40 Hoepoe Street, Cotswold Extension, Gqeberha on March 29 from 09:00 to 12:00.

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, March 29, from 09:00 to 14:00. Stalls will sell thrift clothing, toys, Tupperware, jewellery, pet treats,hair accessories,and home decor,vintage,as well as plenty of food and coffee.A lovely Saturday outing at the start of the school holidays. Entry is free. Contact 083 588 5823 or theresecondsmarket@gmail.com for more info.

Market Day: St Peter's Congregational Church, Walter Road, Charlo,invitesyoutotheirmonthlyeventonSaturday,March29 from 09:00 to 13:00. Free entry to the public from 09:00. Stall vendors set up from 08:00. Table rental is R50. Eats, refreshments,clothes,bric-a-bracandtoyswillbesold.Entertainment by Flippie Kapp. Contact Deirdre at 076 067 8019 to reserve space.

Auction Charity: The Sunday School at St Peter's Congregational Church, Walter Road, Charlo, invites sellers and buyers to a movable goods auction on Saturday, March 29, at 10:00. Come sell your unwanted goods on the day.Movable goods are acceptedfrom08:00.Anauctioneer'sfeeof20%isapplicable to sellers.Contact Miekie at 065 250 9197. BootSale: The Knights of Da Gama are holding their monthly boot sale on Saturday morning, March 29, at the Sacred Heart Catholic Church Grounds in Cape Road, Kabega Park. Site cost is R60. Stall holders can enter from 06:00. Gates open to the public at 07:00. Contact Br Duncan at 0833572238 for more info. Market in the Park: A market will be held on March 30 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 charities and children. Children are encouraged to bring along unwanted toys, books and craftwork to sell. If the market is cancelled due to bad weather it will be held on Sunday, April 6. For more info contact Maureen at 082 257 4691. 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 meetthegroupattheSummerstrandShoppingCentreparking loton8thAvenuearound09:00forfellowship.Theterrainisﬂat andaneasywalk.Formoreinfo,WhatsAppWillieat0711423771. Day Market: Save the date for the market at African Sky’s VenueDayMarket,120NassauAvenue,Theescombe,onApril5, 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.

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 beawideselectionoffoodtrucksandcraftstalls.Vendorspace is available.Contact Janine at 063 014 5312.

SPARKirkwoodWildsfees: There is something for everyone inthefamilyatthe2025SPARKirkwoodWildsfees,whichtakes 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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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 everySundaymorningat09:00andahealingserviceeveryﬁrst andthirdSaturdayofthemonthat17:00.Formoreinfocontact Pastor Christo Campher at 082 515 2294.

Home Church: Are you not going to church anymore? Then you are invited to join us on Sunday mornings at 09:00 for a time of fellowship, Bible study and worship. All denominations are welcome. Interested persons can WhatsApp Sue at 067 335 6391 to get the address.

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Communityunitesforblooddrive

NKOSAZANA NGWADLA

THE global welfare organisation, International WeLoveU, led by Chairwoman Giljah Zahng, recently held a blood donation campaign at the South African National Blood Service (SANBS) Donor Centre in Nelson Mandela Bay.

The event attracted 21 volunteers, including WeLoveU members, their families, and local residents from the Gqeberha area, all united in the mission to share the gift of life.

The campaign began at 10:00 on Sunday, March 16 as volunteers gathered at the SANBS Donor Centre and systematically went through the necessary pre-donation procedures.

Of the participants, 13 were deemed suitable and donated a collective 5850ml of healthy blood over two hours. SANBS commended WeLoveU for organising the event and supported the process by providing snacks for donors.

Unathi Xuba, a WeLoveU member, expressed her feelings after donating. "I heard that one person's blood donation can save up to three lives. This touched my heart because I can share life with others through this donation."

Fellow member, Lutho Jonas, added, "I will gladly do this again to save three more lives," expressing his commitment to the cause.

The initiative is part of WeLoveU's 'Worldwide Blood Donation One, Two Movement', a global campaign that began in Korea in 2004 and has been ongoing for over 20 years.

According to Willem Pretorius, the local assistant branch leader, it aims to create a ripple effect in blood donation, starting with one person and spreading exponentially to engage people worldwide.

This movement aligns with the World

Health Organization's (WHO) goal of achieving 100% voluntary, unpaid blood donation globally.

Globally, in 64 countries, 117 000 people have participated in the Blood Donation Campaign, with 52 000 donating blood.

This remarkable effort is estimated to have saved 156 000 lives as of 2024, showcasing the profound impact of WeLoveU's initiatives, Pretorius proudly added.

In addition to blood donations, WeLoveU actively participates in various altruistic efforts.

In February, they provided food packages to 64 households affected by a fire in Dunoon, Cape Town, and have previously supported disaster victims in KwaZulu-Natal and the Western Cape.

Pretorius said, "Our commitment extends to community clean-up initiatives under the ‘Global Clean World Movement,’ aiming to enhance environmental awareness and combat climate change. "WeLoveU's actions are making a real difference. They embody a commitment to community welfare and show how collective efforts can lead to meaningful change."

International WeLoveU, an NGO affiliated with the United Nations Department of Public Information, boasts 155 000 members in 79 countries.

Its members have undertaken 4500 social contribution activities in areas such as environmental conservation, emergency relief and poverty alleviation. Their efforts have earned them prestigious accolades, including the Order of Merit from the Republic of Korea and the U.S. Presidential Volunteer Service Award.

"WeLoveU's activities continue to receive support globally as they contribute to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), striving for a hopeful future for humanity and the planet," Pretorius concluded.

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DreamDanceProjectpromotesinclusivity

NKOSAZANA NGWADLA

NELSON Mandela Bay has become the focal point for an inspiring initiative, the Dream Dance Project 2025, aimed at making dance accessible to individuals with physical and intellectual disabilities.

This innovative endeavour, launched on Wednesday, March 19, at The Athenaeum, marries the performing arts with healthcare, demonstrating a profound commitment to inclusivity.

Spearheaded by a passionate leadership team, including Michel Maling, Cathy Ballinger, and Donna Mey-de Lange, the project seeks to provide safe and inclusive dance opportunities. The core objectives are clear: offer access, deliver education, ensure sustainability, and provide a platform for performance. Dance classes are tailored to cater to diverse needs, creating an environment where individuals with disabilities can thrive. "Our goal is to break barriers and showcase the talents of those often overlooked," said Mey-de Lange, reflecting the project's spirit.

WhatsetstheDreamDanceProjectapartis its integration of medical professionals into the dance environment. Physiotherapists (Marelize Opperman and Marlene Stander), Occupational Therapist (Clair Mopp), and Biokineticist (Cara Cannon), are crucial to the initiative.

They train dance teachers to ensure safe and personalised dance instruction, prioritising the physical and emotional well-being of participants. The collaboration extends beyond the dance floor. Local organisations like Dance Dynamic and the Nicki Ray Academy have joined forces with the project, contributing resources and expertise.

"Community support is vital, showcasing a unified effort to foster inclusivity in the arts. With the backing of local stakeholders, we’re building something sustainable," Mey-

de Lange emphasised.

Participants will enjoy classes adapted to their unique needs, focusing on personal growth and enjoyment.

By pairing each participant with a trained dancer, the project ensures individual attention and support. The long-term aim is not only personal enrichment but also the potential for professional opportunities in the performing arts.

The Dream Dance Project offers more than just classes; it creates platforms for performance. By doing so, it raises awareness of disability inclusivity and celebrates the talents within this community.

"Seeing these individuals perform and thrive is a testament to the power of collectiveactionandcreativity,"remarkedMey-de Lange.

The project is supported not just by its leadership and medical team, but by a broad network of local organisations and volunteers. Together, they create a vibrant tapestry of support and innovation. This collective effort highlights the community's dedication to fostering equality and breaking stereotypes. "We encourage others to join us in this journey, ensuring dance is accessible to all, regardless of ability," said Mey-de Lange, calling for continued collaboration and support.

Withitssightssetonthefuture,theDream Dance Project 2025 is aimed at addressing a critical gap in opportunities for individuals with disabilities, representing a commitment to social change through arts and culture.

"We want our legacy to be one of empowerment, where the joy of dance becomes a unifying force, bringing about societal change and personal growth. Through this initiative, Nelson Mandela Bay is paving the way for inclusivity, proving that empathy and creativity can lead to transformative outcomes," Mey-de Lange concluded.

Forachildfacingalife-threateningillness, asingledreamcanbringlight even totheirtoughestdays.AtReachForA Dream,we’reheretomakethosedreams cometrue,showingchildrenthere’sstill magicandjoytobefound.

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APPLICATIONINTERMSOFSECTION71OF

USEMANAGEMENTBY-LAW2023FOR:

ERF: ERF568,WALMER

PHYSICAL

ADDRESS:81CHURCHROAD,WALMER, GQEBERHA

APPLICANT:BLCATTORNEYS

ONBEHALFOF:81CHURCHROADTRUST

Noticeisherebygiventhatanapplicationwillbe madetotheNelsonMandelaBayMetropolitan Municipalityfor:

TheamendmentoftheLandUseSchemebythe relaxationofthestreetbuildinglineontheSouthern sideofthepropertyfrom3(THREE)metresto 1(ONE)metreapplicabletoErf568,Walmer. Thedetailedproposalmayberequestedfrom applicantviaemailgdakin@blclaw.co.za.

Membersofthepublicareinvitedtosubmitcomments, objectionsorintervenerstatususingtheComments& ObjectionsFormintheSPLUMABylaw,withclear reasonsinrespectoftheproposaltothefollowing:

(1)TheApplicant,BLCAttorneys,4CapeRoad, Central,Gqeberha,0826533350andemail gdakin@blclaw.co.za;and

(2)TheExecutiveDirector:HumanSettlements, POBox9,Gqeberha,6000andemailc/o awilliams@mandelametro.gov.za onorbefore20thMay2025.

Personswithdisabilitieswhoarenotabletoemail nd maycontactMsWilliamsat2FloorLillian DiedericksBuilding,no191GovanMbekiAvenue, Gqeberha,Telno0415061813.

Apersonwhodeliverscomments,objectionsor representationswillbenotiﬁedifahearingistobe heldinrespectoftheapplication.

(Commentssubmittedafterthesaiddatewillbe consideredinvalid.)

URBANSCOPECONSULTINGCC CK2011/071266/23VAT:4530288887 90MANGOLDSTREETSTEET,NEWTONPARK,PORTELIZABETH,6045

TEL:0414674134FAX:0866700575

PUBLICATIONOFANAPPLICATION INTERMSOFSECTION71OFTHENELSON MANDELABAYMETROPOLITANMUNICIPALITY SPATIALPLANNINGANDLANDUSE MANAGEMENTBY-LAW,2023FOR:

PROPERTY :ERF138, DESCRIPTION:MOTHERWELL PHYSICALADDRESS:138NDLOVUSTREET, MOTHERWELL. APPLICANT:URBANSCOPECONSULTING ONBEHALFOF:PROVINCIALGOVERNMENT OFTHEEASTERNCAPE.

Noticeisherebygiventhatanapplicationwillbemadetothe

NelsonMandelaBayMetropolitanMunicipalityfor:

1.CouncilConsentaccordingtotheNMBMMLandUseScheme, 2023toallowaFreestandingtelecommunicationbasestation onErf138,Motherwell.

2.TheamendmentoftheNMBMMLandUseScheme’s,2023by therelaxationoftheheightrestrictionfrom16mto45mto allowtheplacementofa45mFreestanding telecommunicationbasestation.

3.TheamendmentoftheNMBMMLandUseScheme,2023by therelaxationofthelateralandrearbuildinglinefrom1.5mto 0mapplicabletoErf138,Motherwell.

Thedetailedproposalmayberequestedfromtheapplicant.

Membersofthepublicareinvitedtosubmitcomments,objections orintervenerstatususingtheComments&ObjectionsFormin theSPLUMBylaw,withclearreasonsinrespectoftheproposal tothefollowing:

1.TheApplicant:UrbanScopeConsulting,90MangoldStreet, NewtonPark,PortElizabeth,daniel@urbanscope.co.za/ 0833572057

2.TheExecutiveDirector:HumanSettlements,POBox9, Gqeberha,6000;c/oe-mailawilliams@mandelametro.gov.za onorbefore15May2025

Personswithdisabilitieswhoarenotabletoemailmaycontact MsWilliamsat2rdFloorLillianDiedericksBuilding,No.191 GovanMbekiAvenue,Gqeberha,TelNo.0415061813. Apersonwhodeliverscomments,objectionsorrepresentations willbenotiﬁedifahearingistobeheldinrespectofthe application.

(Commentssubmittedafterthesaiddatewillbeconsideredinvalid.)

NM10004357-PX260325

PUBLICATIONOFANAPPLICATION

INTERMSOFSECTION71OFTHENELSONMANDELA

BAYMETROPOLITANMUNICIPALITYSPATIAL

PLANNINGANDLANDUSEMANAGEMENTBY-LAW, 2023FOR:

Erf :9Theescombe,PortElizabeth

PhysicalAddress:9SaﬀeryStreet/Plot9Welcome AvenueTheescombe,Port Elizabeth.

Applicant:BPlanConsultantsonbehalfofMC England

NoticeisherebygivenintermsoftheaboveandSection47of theSPLUMAthatapplicationwillbemadetotheNelson MandelaBayMetropolitanMunicipalityfortheremovalof conditionsB.3.(a),(b),(c)and(d)inthecurrentandanypast andfutureDeedsapplicabletothepropertycontainingsimilar conditions.

ThedetailedproposalmayberequestedfromtheApplicant atthebelowcontactdetails.

Membersofthepublicareinvitedtosubmitcomments, objectionsorintervenerstatususingtheCommentsand ObjectionsFormintheSPLUMByLawwithclearreasonsin respectoftheproposaltothefollowing:

(1)TheApplicant,BPlanConsultants,POBox28355, SunridgePark,Telephonenumber0794900523oremail addressbplan21@outlook.comandacopyalsoto besentto

(2)TheExecutiveDirector:HumanSettlements,POBox9, PortElizabeth,6000;email awilliams@mandelametro.gov.za onorbefore14May2025.

Personswithdisabilitieswhoarenotabletoemailmay nd contactMsWilliamsat2Floor,LillianDiedericksBuilding, 191GovanMbekiAvenue,Gqeberha-Tel0415061813. (comments/objectionssubmittedafterthesaiddatewillbe consideredinvalid)

Apersonwhodeliverscomments,objectionsor representationswillbenotiﬁedifahearingistobeheldin respectoftheapplication.

NM10004014-PX260325

PUBLICATIONOFANAPPLICATION INTERMSOFSECTION71OFTHENELSON MANDELABAYMETROPOLITANMUNICIPALITY SPATIALPLANNINGANDLANDUSEMANAGEMENT BY-LAW,2023FOR:

ERF :2621SUMMERSTRAND

PHYSICALADDRESS:22GOMERYPLACE APPLICANT:KWALICONSULTING ONBEHALFOF:MR&MRSMABULA

1.REZONINGFROMGENERALRESIDENTIALZONE 1TOSINGLERESIDENTIALZONE1:ERF2621, SUMMERSTRAND

2.SPECIALCONSENTFORBOARDINGHOUSE:ERF 2621,SUMMERSTRAND

Thedetailedproposalmayberequestedfromthe applicant.

Membersofthepublicareinvitedtosubmitcomments, objectionsorintervenerstatususingtheComments& ObjectionsFormintheSPLUMBylaw,withclear reasonsinrespectoftheproposaltothefollowing:

(1)TheApplicant,No.28SedanAvenue,Gqeberha, CellNo.0849561097,email info@kwaliconsulting.co.zaandacopysentto (2)TheExecutiveDirector:HumanSettlements, POBox9,Gqeberha,6000;c/oe-mail awilliams@mandelametro.gov.za onorbefore13May2025.

Personswithdisabilitieswhoarenotabletoemailmay contactMsWilliamsat3rdFloorLillianDiedericks Building,No.191GovanMbekiAvenue,Gqeberha,Tel No.0415061813.

Apersonwhodeliverscomments,objectionsor representationswillbenotiﬁedifahearingistobeheld inrespectoftheapplication.

Commentssubmittedafterthesaiddatewillbe consideredinvalid.

URBANSCOPECONSULTINGCC

CK2011/071266/23VAT:4530288887

90MANGOLDSTREETSTEET,NEWTONPARK,PORTELIZABETH,6045

TEL:0414674134FAX:0866700575

PUBLICATIONOFANAPPLICATION INTERMSOFSECTION71OFTHENELSON MANDELABAYMETROPOLITANMUNICIPALITY SPATIALPLANNINGANDLANDUSE MANAGEMENTBY-LAW,2023FOR:

PROPERTY :ERF26051, DESCRIPTIONMOTHERWELL PHYSICALADDRESS:UNNAMEDROAD, TJOKSVILLE,MOTHERWELL.

APPLICANT:URBANSCOPECONSULTING ONBEHALFOF:PROVINCIALGOVERNMENT OFTHEEASTERNCAPE.

NoticeisherebygiventhatanapplicationwillbemadetotheNelson MandelaBayMetropolitanMunicipalityfor:

1.CouncilConsentaccordingtotheNMBMMLandUseScheme, 2023toallowaFreestandingtelecommunicationbasestationon Erf26051,Motherwell.

2.TheamendmentoftheNMBMMLandUseScheme’s,2023 bytherelaxationoftheheightrestrictionfrom16mto45mto allowtheplacementofa45mFreestandingtelecommunication basestation

3.TheamendmentoftheNMBMMLandUseScheme,2023bythe relaxationofthestreetbuildinglinefrom5mto0mapplicableto Erf26051,Motherwell.

Thedetailedproposalmayberequestedfromtheapplicant.

Membersofthepublicareinvitedtosubmitcomments,objectionsor intervenerstatususingtheComments&ObjectionsForminthe SPLUMBylaw,withclearreasonsinrespectoftheproposaltothe following:

1.TheApplicant:UrbanScopeConsulting,90Mangold Street,NewtonPark,PortElizabeth, daniel@urbanscope.co.za/0833572057

2.TheExecutiveDirector:HumanSettlements,POBox9, Gqeberha,6000;c/oe-mail awilliams@mandelametro.gov.za onorbefore15May2025

PersonswithdisabilitieswhoarenotabletoemailmaycontactMs Williamsat2rdFloorLillianDiedericksBuilding,No.191Govan MbekiAvenue,Gqeberha,TelNo.0415061813.

Apersonwhodeliverscomments,objectionsorrepresentationswill benotiﬁedifahearingistobeheldinrespectoftheapplication.

(Commentssubmittedafterthesaiddatewillbeconsideredinvalid.)

NM10004359-PX260325

PUBLICATIONOFANAPPLICATION

INTERMSOFSECTION71OFTHENELSONMANDELA BAYMETROPOLITANMUNICIPALITYSPATIAL PLANNINGANDLANDUSEMANAGEMENTBY-LAW, 2023FOR:

Erf: 860Walmer,PortElizabeth PhysicalAddress:51MainRoad,WalmerPort Elizabeth

Applicant: BPlanConsultantsonbehalfof StaytodayLettingCC

NoticeisherebygivenintermsoftheaboveandtheNMBMM LandUseScheme,thatanapplicationwillbemadetothe NelsonMandelaBayMetropolitanMunicipalityforan amendmentoftheNMBMMLandUseSchemetopermitthe rezoningoftheabovepropertyfromSingleResidentialZone 1toBusinessZone2purposestopermitthepropertytointer aliabeusedforoﬃcepurposes.Also,anapplicationfora departure/amendmentfromtheNMBMMLandUseScheme foradeparturefromcertainbuildinglinesapplicabletothe property.

ThedetailedproposalmayberequestedfromtheApplicantat thebelowcontactdetails.

Membersofthepublicareinvitedtosubmitcomments, objectionsorintervenerstatususingtheCommentsand ObjectionsFormintheSPLUMByLawwithclearreasonsin respectoftheproposaltothefollowing:

(1)TheApplicant,BPlanConsultants,POBox28355, SunridgePark,Telephonenumber0794900523and emailaddressbplan21@outlook.comandacopysent to;

(2)TheExecutiveDirector:HumanSettlements,POBox9, PortElizabeth,6000;email awilliams@mandelametro.gov.zaonorbefore14May 2025.

Personswithdisabilitieswhoarenotabletoemailmay contactMsWilliamsat2ndFloor,LillianDiedericksBuilding, 191GovanMbekiAvenue,Gqeberha-Tel041-5061813

(comments/objectionssubmittedafterthesaiddatewillbe consideredinvalid)

Apersonwhodeliverscomments,objectionsor representationswillbenotiﬁedifahearingistobeheldin respectoftheapplication.

PUBLICATIONOFANAPPLICATIONINTERMSOF SECTION71OFTHENELSONMANDELABAY METROPOLITANMUNICIPALITYSPATIAL PLANNINGANDLANDUSEMANAGEMENTBYLAW,2023FOR: ERF/ERVEN:ERF414,FERNGLEN PHYSICAL ADDRESS:52GLENELGROAD APPLICANT:MAARTJEWEYERSTRADING ASROUTE2ECTOWN PLANNINGSERVICES ONBEHALFOF:JANLODEWYKANDSIMONE BEZUIDENHOUT

Noticeisherebygiventhatanapplicationwillbemadeto theNelsonMandelaBayMetropolitanMunicipalityfor: 1.TheRemovalofRestrictiveConditionsB.5.and6.(a-d). ascontainedinTitleDeedNo.T1591/2025,applicableto Erf414,Fernglen,intermsofSection47ofSPLUMAfor theexistingdevelopmentandproposedextensionsonthe propertyaspertheNMBMMLUSRegulations.

Thedetailedproposalmayberequestedfromthe applicantviaemailtomaartje@route2.co.za

Membersofthepublicareinvitedtosubmitcomments, objectionsorintervenerstatususingtheComments& ObjectionsFormintheSPLUMBylaw,withclearreasons inrespectoftheproposaltothefollowing:

(1)TheApplicant,PostnetSuitex121,PrivateBag X0002,SunridgePark,6008,Cell:0823753662 andemail:maartje@route2.co.zaandacopysentto (2)TheExecutiveDirector:HumanSettlements,PO Box9,PortElizabeth6000;c/oe-mail awilliams@mandelametro.gov.za onorbefore13May2025.

Personswithdisabilitieswhoarenotabletoemailmay contactMsWilliamsat2ndFloorLillianDiedericks Building,No.191GovanMbekiAvenue,Gqeberha,Tel No.0415061813.

Apersonwhodeliverscomments,objectionsor representationswillbenotiﬁedifahearingistobeheldin respectoftheapplication.

(Commentssubmittedafterthesaiddatewillbe consideredinvalid.

NM10004340-PX260325

URBANSCOPECONSULTINGCC

CK2011/071266/23VAT:4530288887

90MANGOLDSTREETSTEET,NEWTONPARK,PORTELIZABETH,6045

TEL:0414674134FAX:0866700575

PUBLICATIONOFANAPPLICATION INTERMSOFSECTION71OFTHENELSON MANDELABAYMETROPOLITANMUNICIPALITY SPATIALPLANNINGANDLANDUSE MANAGEMENTBY-LAW,2023FOR:

PROPERTY :ERF3314, DESCRIPTION:BETHELSDORP PHYSICALADDRESS:72SCHOLTZSTREET, BETHELSDORP APPLICANT : URBANSCOPECONSULTING ONBEHALFOF:PROVINCIALGOVERNMENT OFTHEEASTERNCAPE.

Noticeisherebygiventhatanapplicationwillbemadetothe NelsonMandelaBayMetropolitanMunicipalityfor:

1.CouncilConsentaccordingtotheNMBMMLandUseScheme, 2023toallowaFreestandingtelecommunicationbasestation onErf3314,Bethelsdorp

2.TheamendmentoftheNMBMMLandUseScheme’s,2023by therelaxationoftheheightrestrictionfrom16mto45mtoallow theplacementofa45mFreestandingtelecommunicationbase station

3.TheamendmentoftheNMBMMLandUseScheme,2023by therelaxationofthestreet(5mto0m)andlateral(1.5mto0m) buildinglinesapplicabletoErf3314,Bethelsdorp. Thedetailedproposalmayberequestedfromtheapplicant.

Membersofthepublicareinvitedtosubmitcomments,objections orintervenerstatususingtheComments&ObjectionsForminthe SPLUMBylaw,withclearreasonsinrespectoftheproposaltothe following:

1.TheApplicant:UrbanScopeConsulting,90MangoldStreet, NewtonPark,PortElizabeth,daniel@urbanscope.co.za/ 0833572057

2.TheExecutiveDirector:HumanSettlements,POBox9, Gqeberha,6000;c/oe-mailawilliams@mandelametro.gov.za onorbefore15May2025

Personswithdisabilitieswhoarenotabletoemailmaycontact MsWilliamsat2rdFloorLillianDiedericksBuilding,No.191 GovanMbekiAvenue,Gqeberha,TelNo.0415061813. Apersonwhodeliverscomments,objectionsorrepresentationswill benotiﬁedifahearingistobeheldinrespectoftheapplication. (Commentssubmittedafterthesaiddatewillbeconsideredinvalid.)

NM10004361-PX260325

ONBEHALFOF:WILLEMJACOBUSMILNE

Noticeisherebygiventhatanapplicationwillbemadeto theNelsonMandelaBayMetropolitanMunicipalityfor: 1.TheamendmentoftheNMBMMLUSRegulationsby therezoningofErf2094,WalmerfromSingle ResidentialZone1toBusinessZone1.

Thedetailedproposalmayberequestedfromthe applicantviaemailtomaartje@route2.co.za

Membersofthepublicareinvitedtosubmitcomments, objectionsorintervenerstatususingtheComments& ObjectionsFormintheSPLUMBylaw,withclearreasons inrespectoftheproposaltothefollowing:

Personswithdisabilitieswhoarenotabletoemailmay contactMsWilliamsat2ndFloorLillianDiedericks Building,No.191GovanMbekiAvenue,Gqeberha,Tel No.0415061813.

Apersonwhodeliverscomments,objectionsor representationswillbenotiﬁedifahearingistobeheldin respectoftheapplication.

(Commentssubmittedafterthesaiddatewillbe consideredinvalid.

URBANSCOPECONSULTINGCC

CK2011/071266/23VAT:4530288887

90MANGOLDSTREETSTEET,NEWTONPARK,PORTELIZABETH,6045 TEL:0414674134FAX:0866700575

PUBLICATIONOFANAPPLICATION INTERMSOFSECTION71OFTHENELSON MANDELABAYMETROPOLITANMUNICIPALITY SPATIALPLANNINGANDLANDUSE MANAGEMENTBY-LAW,2023FOR:

PROPERTY :ERF22270, DESCRIPTION:MOTHERWELL PHYSICALADDRESS:CNROFNKHANGURAAND XGAMASTREET, MOTHERWELL. APPLICANT:URBANSCOPECONSULTING ONBEHALFOF:PROVINCIALGOVERNMENT OFTHEEASTERNCAPE. Noticeisherebygiventhatanapplicationwillbemadetothe NelsonMandelaBayMetropolitanMunicipalityfor:

1.CouncilConsentaccordingtotheNMBMMLandUseScheme, 2023toallowaFreestandingtelecommunicationbasestation onErf22270,Motherwell..

2.TheamendmentoftheNMBMMLandUseScheme’s,2023by therelaxationoftheheightrestrictionfrom16mto45mtoallow theplacementofa45mFreestandingtelecommunicationbase station

3.TheamendmentoftheNMBMMLandUseScheme,2023by therelaxationofthestreetbuildinglinefrom5mto0m applicabletoErf22270,Motherwell.

4.TheRemovalofConditions(1)B(2)onpage2and(1)B(3)on page3containedinthetitledeedNoT4364/2020application toErf22270,MotherwellintermsofSection47ofSPLUMA Thedetailedproposalmayberequestedfromtheapplicant. Membersofthepublicareinvitedtosubmitcomments,objections orintervenerstatususingtheComments&ObjectionsFormin theSPLUMBylaw,withclearreasonsinrespectoftheproposal tothefollowing:

1.TheApplicant:UrbanScopeConsulting,90MangoldStreet, NewtonPark,PortElizabeth,daniel@urbanscope.co.za/ 0833572057

2.TheExecutiveDirector:HumanSettlements,POBox9, Gqeberha,6000;c/oe-mailawilliams@mandelametro.gov.za onorbefore15May2025

(Commentssubmittedafterthesaiddatewillbeconsideredinvalid.) NM10004362-PX260325

PUBLICATIONOFANAPPLICATION INTERMSOFSECTION71OFTHENELSON MANDELABAYMETROPOLITANMUNICIPALITY SPATIALPLANNINGANDLANDUSE MANAGEMENTBY-LAW,2023FOR:

ERF: Remainder968ParsonsVlei, PortElizabeth PHYSICALADDRESS:BramlinMarkmanArterial (OppositeMalabar) PortElizabeth

APPLICANT:BPlanConsultants ONBEHALFOF:MzantsiProperties(Pty)Ltd

Noticeisherebygivenintermsoftheaboveandthe NMBMMLandUseScheme,thatanapplicationwillbe madetotheNelsonMandelaBayMetropolitan Municipalityforthesubdivisionofthepropertyintotwo portionsasshownonSubdivisionPlanNo.PropSub968 PV.

Thedetailedproposalmayberequestedfromthe Applicantatthebelowcontactdetails. Membersofthepublicareinvitedtosubmitcomments, objectionsorintervenerstatususingtheCommentsand ObjectionsFormintheSPLUMByLawwithclearreasons inrespectoftheproposaltothefollowing:

(1)TheApplicant,BPlanConsultants,POBox28355, SunridgePark,Telephonenumber0794900523and emailaddressbplan21@outlook.comandacopysent to;

(2)TheExecutiveDirector:HumanSettlements, POBox9,PortElizabeth,6000;email awilliams@mandelametro.gov.zaonorbefore 14May2025.

Personswithdisabilitieswhoarenotabletoemailmay contactMsWilliamsat2ndFloor,LillianDiedericks Building,191GovanMbekiAvenue,Gqeberha-Tel041 5061813

(comments/objectionssubmittedafterthesaiddatewill beconsideredinvalid)

Apersonwhodeliverscomments,objectionsor representationswillbenotiﬁedifahearingistobeheldin respectoftheapplication.

CMR P.E. is requesting anyone with information with regards to the whereabouts of Mr. Devandré Denaine Kettledas, born during November 1984 to contact the social worker, Mrs. P. Posthumus, at 041-4843554 regarding the adoption of his female child born 19/03/2014. The biological mother is Shelley Kim Assumption, néé Ingram, born during October 1989.

Family Restoration Services, Motherwell Port Elizabeth is requesting anyone with information with regards to the whereabouts of Ms Tulisa Tommy who is the biological mother of a boy child born 18/07/2019. The child concerned is in the care of his paternal family. If you have any information please contact Social Worker Mrs N. Thonjeni at 078 118 0736 during office hours (08h00-16h00).

Family Restoration Services, Motherwell Port Elizabeth is requesting anyone with information in regard to the whereabouts of Mr Sindile Mcoyana who is alleged to be the biological father of a boy child born 2010-09-07, and a girl child born 2013-02-02. The biological mother Ms Nompumelelo Madwara reported that Mr Mcoyana's whereabouts were last known to be in Uitenhage. If you have any information please contact Social Worker: at 078 118 0736 during office hours (08h00-16h00).

The Department of Social Development in [Motherwell Service Office] is requesting anyone with information with regards to the identity and whereabouts of the biological father of Olwethu Tiyiwe, born 20/12/2010 to contact the Social Worker: Mrs. L. Plaatjies at 041 461 7914/5/6/7 during office hours (08h00-16h30). The biological mother of the child is Nomakhaya Beauty Tiyiwe who passed away on the 06/11/2012.

The Department of Social Development, bhayi Service office social worker is requesting anyone with any information with regards to the biological father of a girl child, born 2015-03-15 at Port Elizabeth to contact social worker Yonela Ndevu at 0646035829, during hours (08H00-16H00). To our knowledge the reported biological mother of the child concerned is Havi Nomfundo Thelma who passed away. The alleged biological father is alleged to be Havi Edgar Kaiser

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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 T2819 /1994CTN passed by DORINA NOZIMILO MATOMANE, (BORN ON 27TH MAY 1927), UNMARRIED, in favour of WARIE ELSIE FENI, Identity Number 540721 0803 08 8, UNMARRIED in respect of certain ERF 36791 IBHAYI, IN THE MUNICIPALITY AND DIVISION OF PORT ELIZABETH, PROVINCE OF THE EASTERN CAPE, which hasbeenlostordestroyed. All person having objection totheissueofsuchcopyare hereby required to lodge the same in writing with the Registrar of Deeds at THE EASTERN CAPE QONCE within two weeks after the date of the publication of thisnotice.

CARS / BAKKIES / SCOOTERS

DATED at Port Elizabeth on 14March2025

FRANCIS FANNIE PIETERSEN in my capacity asREPRESENTATIVE C/o ZONKE BUDAZA INC ATTORNEYS 78CAPEROAD, MILLPARK, PORTELIZABETH maryke@zonkebudaza.co.za 041–3730053

LOST OR DESTROYED DEED

ALL FRIDGES, TV'S Working or not, best prices Barry 084 447 4633

Notice is hereby given in terms of Regulation 68 of the Deeds Registries Act, 1937, fl the intention to applyfortheissueofaDeed of Transfer Number T16698 /2024 passed by NOMPUMELELO MADIKANE, Identity Number 801114 0290 08 0 Unmarried to PUMZA NTANTISO, ldentity Number 881007 0938 08 3 Unmarried,inrespectofERF 24513 BETHELSDORP, 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 totheissueofsuchcopyare hereby required to lodge the same in writing with the Registrar oI Deeds: EASTERN CAPE at OONCE within two weeks from the date of the publication of thisnotice. Dated at this 4th day of March2025 Applicant: PENXA & ASSOCIATES 19SomersetStreet RichmondHill PortElizabeth nandi@penxalaw.co.za 0414674431

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 T10511 /1989CTN passed by THE MUNICIPALITY OF THE CITY OF PORT ELIZABETH in favourofMONGEZICLIFTON BOBI, Identity Number 641205 5528 08 8, Unmarried in respect of ERF 3687 BLOEMENDAL IN THE NELSON MANDELA BAY METROPOLITAN MUNICIPALITY, DIVISION OF PORT ELIZABETH, EASTERN CAPE PROVINCE IN EXTENT 201 (TWO HUNDRED AND ONE) SQUARE METRES which has beenlostordestroyed. All interested persons havingobjectiontotheissue of such copy are hereby required to lodge the same inwritingwiththeRegistrar of Deeds: Eastern Cape at QONCE within two weeks from the date of publication ofthisnotice. DATED at PORT ELIZABETH on26MARCH2025 APPLICANT: W LANGSON AND ASSOCIATES INC UNIT3, ALEXANDERSQUARE, 442NDAVENUE, NEWTONPARK PORTELIZABETH nicole@wlangson.co.za 0413642997

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 T5712 /1996CTN passed by JONGILE HEADMAN FABA in favour of LINDA PATIENCE MINI, Identity Number 700401 0544 08 3, Unmarried, in respect of certain ERF 36972 IBHAYI, Situate in the Nelson Mandela Metropolitan Municipality,DivisionofPort Elizabeth, Province of EasternCapewhichhasbeen lostordestroyed. All person having objection totheissueofsuchcopyare hereby required to lodge the same in writing with the Registrar of Deeds at QONCE within two weeks after the date of the publicationofthisnotice.

DATED at PORT ELIZABETH thisthe14THdayofMARCH 2025

Applicant L.P.MINI C/o ZONKE BUDAZA INC ATTORNEYS 78CAPEROAD, MILLPARK, PORTELIZABETH info@zonkebudaza.co.za 041–3730053

LOST OR DESTROYED DEED

Notice is hereby given in terms of Regulation 68 of the Deeds Registries Act,1937,oftheintentionto apply for the issue of a certified copy of Deed of Transfer Number T52531 /2007CTN passed by the NELSON MANDELA BAY METROPOLITAN MUNICIPALITY, in favour of MAKOSANDILE PALISO, Identity Number 610109 5537 08 0, and NOZIPHIWO PALISO, Identity Number 6509170687085,Marriedin community of property to each other, in respect of certain ERF 7482 BLOEMENDAL IN THE NELSON MANDELA BAY METROPOLITAN MUNICIPALITY DIVISION OF PORT ELIZABETH PROVINCE OF THE EASTERN CAPE which hasbeenlostordestroyed. All interested persons havingobjectionoftheissue of such copy are hereby required to lodge the same inwritingwiththeRegistrar of Deeds at King William's Town within two weeks from the date of publication ofthisnotice. Dated at Port Elizabeth this 19thdayofMARCH2025.

Applicant MAKOSANDILE PALISO & NOZIPHIWOPALISO

C/o ZONKE BUDAZA INC ATTORNEYS 78 CAPE ROAD, MILL PARK, PORTELIZABETH alison@zonkebudaza.co.za 041–3730053

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INTHESCHOOLS’DEN:HENKSTEENKAMP GreyHigh’sﬁrstteaminthespotlightatrugbyfestival

THE first team rugby players of the home side will be under huge pressure to perform at the annual Grey High Festival.

Grey will be hosting the tournament in Gqeberha, with 66 matches being played on Saturday and Monday at five venues.

The home ground advantage will assist Grey in their two matches but it also means the expectations to win will be sky-high.

GreyhasaproudrecordatthisFestival and will be ready for a massive effortintwoveryinterestingclashes.

The main match on Saturday will be between Grey and Michaelhouse. On Monday, the final encounter will be Grey taking on another KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) visitor, Hilton College.

The two KZN opponents have not

been regulars at the festival and their appearances will create a lot of interest.

Michaelhouse and Hilton will not be the only KZN schools in action in Gqeberha. Kearsney, Durban High, Northwood and Westville will also take on Eastern Cape opponents.

Other intriguing matches on Saturday will be between Westville and Selborne College (East London) and when Hilton clashes with Graeme College (Makhanda).

Bishops(CapeTown)areknownfor their attacking style and their match against Michaelhouse on Monday could produce spectacular rugby.

Framesby will not be at Grey but is one of the newcomers to the popular NorthversusSouthTournamentthis year.

TheGqeberhateamwillparticipate in this tournament in Stellenbosch

Framesby hamergooiers presteer

Hierdie hamergooiers van die Hoërskool Framesby. het onlangs by die OosKaap Skole byeenkoms in Komani, almal gekwalifiseer om aan die SA Skole Kampioenskaps in Bloemfontein vanaf 2 tot 5 April, te gaan deelneem. Van links na regs is Des Marx, Lincoln Kuneke en Tammy Heyman. FOTO: VERSKAF

from Saturday. Nico Malan (Humansdorp), which clashes with Framesby in interschool matches every year, will also debut at this event. Altogether 30 schools will be represented. Framesby will play against Duineveld (Upington) and Diamantveld (Kimberley).

TheﬁrstXVﬁxturesatGreyare: Saturday:

• KolisiField:08:00:Queen’svStStithians. 09:10: Northwood v Dale. 10:25: Kearsney v Pretoria Boys’. 11:45: Graeme v Hilton. 12:55: KingswoodvDHS.14:05:SelbornevWestville. 15:25: Grey v Michaelhouse.

• PollockOval: 14:05: Port Rex v St Charles. 15:25: Muir v Hudson Park.

• Crusaders: 14:05: Ithembelihle v Daniel Pienaar.

Monday:

• KolisiField:08:00:DalevWestville.09:10:

SELBY MADIKANE

Selborne v DHS. 10:25: Hudson Park v Kearsney. 11:45: Queen’s v Pretoria Boys’. 12:55: Northwood v Kingswood. 14:05: Bishops v Michaelhouse.15:25: Grey v Hilton.

• Pollock Oval: 11:45: Port Rex v St Stithians. 12:55: Daniel Pienaar v St Charles. 14:05: Muir v Ithembelihle.

• Crusaders: 14:15: Mali XV v Woodridge.

The recent Mzwandile Mali Tournament was won by Ndzondelelo High (Zwide) who pocketed R50 000 for their effort.

Ndzondelelo High beat Thubalethu 29-5 in the final. Ndzondelelo has now won the tournament five times in a row, eight times overall. The exciting fly half of the winning team, Sibabalwe “Mimi” Gwintsa, was named the Player of the Tournament.

After the tournament, the Mzwandile Mali XV was named. This

team of talented players will be in action in some very interesting matches this year. They start against Woodridge CollegeonMondayattheGreyFestival.

The squad is: Mivuyo Mongelwa (Luvuyo Lenumo), Jaydrian Boucher (Uitenhage), Vuyisani Booi (Molly Blackburn), Anganathi Mphahlele (Ndzondelelo),Amahle Nangu (Molly Blackburn), Sinikithemba David (Uitenhage), Amile Mkatshwa (Tyhilulwazi), Onwabe Tanana (Ndzondelelo), Ethan Jacobs (Bonzai Kabega), Sibabalwe Gwintsa (Ndzondelelo), Matthew Goliath (Uitenhage), Someleze Mavata (Ndzondelelo), Owam Mfundisi (Mary Waters), Siphenathi April (Thubalethu), Jareth Pieterse (Newtown), Sixolise Mtikitiki (KwaMaqxaki), Denash van Sencie (Bonzai Kabega), Olwam Soya (Coselelani), Ayathandwa Blom (Thubalethu),Athenkosi Thangweni (Ithembelihle),Onika Makhonza (Molly Blackburn), Olwam Msebi (Ndzondelelo),Marchellino Mars (Uitenhage).

Weekendsportresults

ElevenAngelsFCleadZAFAPremierLeague

FOLLOWING the results of their double-header, Eleven Angels FC are now the Zakhele Football Association (ZAFA) Premier League log leaders as of Sunday.

Angels played to a goalless draw against the then log leaders, Royal Blues FC, at their home ground, Eleven Angels Grounds, on Friday. Angels secured a hard-fought 2-0 triumphovertheirneighbours,Golden Brothers, on Sunday.

Young Neighbours FC are hot on the heels of Angels after accumulating six league points in their double-header, with a 2-1 victory over GhettoElevenFConFridayanda3-2 victory against Black Eagles FC at Eleven Angels Grounds on Sunday.

Swartkops FC, also known as River Men, climbed one place to second on the ZAFA Premier League table afterearningfourleaguepointsduring their double-header. River Men thrashed Young Spirits FC 5-0 at Dynamos Grounds on Friday but were held to a goalless draw by Leeds United FC at Eleven Angels Grounds on Sunday.

Stone Breakers FC 2-0 Power Lads

ShiningStarsdefeatGoldenCityPress

AS the league season draws to a close, Shining Stars FC continue to collect points in their SAFA Nelson Mandela Bay (NMB) Hollywoodbets

Regional League Stream A. They overcame the relegation-threatened side Golden City Press FC with a 2-0 victory at Motherwell NU 2 Stadium on Saturday.

Stream A winners, Old Grey FC, defeated Camper United 1-0 at Motherwell NU 11 Stadium on Saturday. Royal Bucs FC lost 2-1 to Despatch Pioneers FC at Khayamnandi Grounds on Saturday, and Red Lions FC thrashed them 5-1 at Chevrolet Stadium on Sunday.

Stream B winners, Khipu Majors Chiefs Sports Club, claimed a hardfought 2-1 triumph against Red Lions FC at Chevrolet Stadium on Saturday. Dynamos FC registered a crucial1-0victoryoverStingingBeesFC at Dynamos Grounds on Saturday.

Other SAFA NMB Hollywoodbets RegionalLeagueresults:

Highland Spurs FC 1-0 Bay Tigers FC EC Celtics FC 1-6 Real Madrid FC Young Aces FC 2-2 Madibaz Football

ValenciaFCdropvaluablepointsinMOFA PremierLeaguetitlebattle MOTHERWELL Football Association (MOFA) Premier League contenders Valencia FC lost four valuable league points during their double header that took place at

Motherwell NU 2 Stadium on Saturday and Sunday. In their first match game, Valencia lost their second half 2-1 lead to Bisho Stars FC. The game ended in a 2-2 draw.

Showvillage side tasted an unexpected 2-0 defeat to Tomorrow Stars FC. Stars’ victory over Amavalavala as Valencia is known, helped them to cement their top eight position in MOFA Premier League.

Log leaders, Young Madrid FC, were dealt a heavy blow by Young Ideas FC who overcame them 2-1 at Motherwell NU 11 Stadium on Saturday.

Madrid managed to claim a 2-0 victory from Royal Bucks F C at Motherwell NU 11 Stadium on Sunday.

Young Romans earned a 2-1 hard win over Eleven Stars at Motherwell NU 2 Stadium on Saturday.

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