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R4.7m upgrade for ﬂood-damaged M17 A KEY route linking industrial and residential areas across Nelson Mandela Bay is set for a R4.7 million refurbishment after years of flood damage and increasing traffic volumes. Work has started on the M17, which connects Motherwell and Markman’s industrial areas with Swartkops, KwaZakhele, New Brighton and Zwide. Flooding over the past three years has taken a toll on the road, while heavy-duty and regular traffic have further worsened its condition in recent months. According to the municipality, the deteriorating road has created a high-risk environment for motorists and increased the potential for accidents. Planned work includes resurfacing sections of the M17 and repairing parts of its stormwater drainage system.

Executive Mayor Babalwa Lobishe said that the M17 was among the metro’s most economically active routes, carrying public and commercial vehicles around the clock. “The current condition of the road, which was caused by flooding, has been posing a serious risk to motorists.” Lobishe said improving the road network was also important for supporting the local economy and ensuring residents could travel safely while goods were transported efficiently. Funding for the project comes from the municipality’s R60 million Fill the Bay Programme, which targets pothole repairs and the resurfacing of damaged roads across Nelson Mandela Bay. Although M17 is a provincial road, the municipality said that it had approached the provincial government to allow the refurbishment

to proceed because of budget constraints and a lack of provincial funding for the project in the current financial year. Municipal officials said funding was available and contractors had already been appointed. Lobishe said the project also reflected the District Development Model, under which different spheres of government work together to improve service delivery and implement catalytic projects. Work is expected to take about four weeks, weather permitting. Looking further ahead, a feasibility study is under way to investigate expanding the M17 to accommodate its high traffic volumes and improve safety. Serving both economic and residential areas, the route links key parts of the metro, including Motherwell and the former Ibhayi area.

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Eastern Cape rolls out new ambulances as 211 remain grounded THE Eastern Cape government is rolling out new ambulances as the Department of Health reports that 211 of approximately 350 vehicles in its fleet are currently grounded. That leaves 139 ambulances operational, according to the latest figures provided by the department. Of the grounded vehicles, 44 have been out of service for fewer than 30 days, while 167 have been grounded for periods ranging from more than 30 to 120 days. The latest figures are down from those previously provided by Health MEC, Ntandokazi Capa, in response to a parliamentary question from DA Shadow MEC for Health, Jane Cowley. The earlier response recorded 192 operational ambulances and 161 grounded. The parliamentary response also showed that Nelson Mandela Bay had 40 ambulances, of which nine were grounded, leaving 31 operational. Cowley wrote to Capa and Premier Oscar Mabuyane on 12 August, calling for an investigation into delays in repairing the provincial ambulance fleet.

“For thousands of our residents, an ambulance is the only lifeline between desperately required healthcare services and death,” Cowley said. She said she had received reports of no functional ambulances in Joe Gqabi, as well as shortages in Nqweba (Kirkwood) and the Willowmore/Rietbron and Baviaans areas of the Sarah Baartman district. Cowley described the situation as “simply untenable” and called for plans to prioritise the repair of ambulances. “A failure to do so would mean the perpetuation of unnecessary deaths,” she said. In a statement dated 18 August, Cowley said the latest figures raised “serious questions about both the deterioration of the service and the management of the provincial fleet”. New vehicles on the way According to a provincial government media statement issued on 18 August, the Department of Health has started receiving additional vehicles through Government Fleet Management Services (GFMS) and the East-

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Repairs remain a concern Cowley welcomed the replacement programme but said it would not immediately resolve the number of vehicles off the road. “While this is welcome, it does not address the immediate crisis of more than 200 ambulances standing idle, nor the systemic delays that have kept vehicles grounded for months,” she said. She said the latest figures were “significantly worse” than those previously supplied to the DA in a parliamentary reply. Cowley called for repairs to be fast-tracked and for vehicles to be properly equipped and safe to operate. According to the provincial government, the programme is intended to strengthen ambulance services and ensure people across the Eastern Cape, particularly in rural communities, can access emergency medical care when they need it.

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SUMMERSTRAND’S newest tourism sign was meant to point visitors in the right direction. It just needed to find its own way first. Installed at the Pollock Beach parking area, the sign pointed visitors in the wrong direction until the error was flagged and corrected this week. The directional blunder attracted attention on social media, with members of the public questioning whether the arrows correctly pointed towards the attractions listed. Questions were sent to the Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality asking when the new signage was installed, whether it had been erected by the municipality, whether officials were aware that it appeared to have been installed incorrectly and whether it would be rectified or replaced. The municipality confirmed there had been an error with the signage and said it had immediately engaged the service provider responsible for its maintenance and updating. “The Municipality became aware of an error relating to the signage and immediately engaged the service provider responsible for its maintenance and updating,” it said. According to the municipality, the signage has already been corrected by the service provider. Officials acknowledged the importance of accurate and reliable tourism signage, saying incorrect information could cause confusion among visitors and negatively affect public confi-

A sign meant to show tourists the way briefly pointed them in the wrong direction in the Summerstrand area. dence and the overall perception of Nelson Mandela Bay as a tourism destination. “The Municipality remains committed to the regular inspection, maintenance and updating of tourism signage across the city,” it said. The municipality said all information displayed on tourism signage must be thoroughly checked and verified to ensure

it is accurate, relevant and reflective of the destination. “Following this error, we have reviewed our quality check systems to make sure that such instances do not happen again,” it said. The municipality did not specify when the signage was originally installed or how much it cost.

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Cruise tourism injects R111m into Nelson Mandela Bay economy NELSON Mandela Bay’s cruise tourism sector generated an estimated R111 million for the local economy during the 2025/26 season, up from R96.5 million the previous season. The latest figures were presented during a review of the cruise season, bringing together tourism operators, cruise industry representatives, tour guides, hospitality businesses and other stakeholders with the Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality. The city welcomed 39 international cruise vessels during the season, carrying 59,077 passengers and 22,994 crew members.According to the municipality, visitors spent money across a range of local businesses and services, including accommodation, restaurants, transport, retail, cultural and wildlife experiences, township tourism and attractions. While the number of cruise calls varies from one season to the next, the increase in economic value suggests that the focus is shifting beyond simply attracting ships to maximising the benefit each visit brings to the local tourism economy. The municipality’s Economic Development, Tourism and Agriculture Directorate said the review was intended to identify areas for improvement while building on the successes of the season. Among the issues identified were the need for stronger coordination within elements of the security cluster, greater support for emerging tourism entrepreneurs from previously disadvantaged communities and improved operational efficiencies around harbour access. The city said it had already taken steps to increase security visibility, including the launch of beachfront security patrollers in June and greater law-enforcement visibility in partnership with other agencies. Executive Mayor Babalwa Lobishe said the willingness of tourism stakeholders to identify challenges and areas for improvement was an indication of stronger partnerships within the sector. “The most successful destinations in the world are those that never stop learning,” Lobishe said. She said the city’s Tourism Master Plan provided a long-term framework for using tourism to drive inclusive economic development. “Every cruise ship that arrives in our city creates opportunities far beyond the harbour,” she said.According to Lobishe, cruise visitors support restaurants, guesthouses, township tourism operators, craft producers, transport businesses, tour guides and local attractions. The municipality said cruise tourism also provides an opportunity to introduce international visitors to Nelson Mandela Bay’s beaches, biodiversity, cultural heritage, wildlife, adventure activities and hospitality.It said cruise tourism could have benefits beyond the initial visit, with some passengers extending their stays or returning to the destination independently. Preparations for the next cruise season are already under way, with lessons from the latest review expected to inform operational planning, visitor services, destination experiences and support programmes for tourism businesses. Lobishe said that the city wanted to build a reputation that extended beyond being a port of call. “We want Nelson Mandela Bay to be remembered not simply as a port of call, but as a destination that surprises visitors with its warmth, authenticity, natural beauty and unforgettable experiences,” she said.

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Oos-Kaap Voortrekkers spog met Presidentsverkenner-toekennings TIEN matriekleerders van Gqeberha, Despatch en Jeffreysbaai spog nou almal met 'n Nasionale Presidentsverkenner-toekenning. Jeuglede van Die Voortrekkers kan in hul gr. 12-jaar die bekroonde toekenning op nasionale vlak verwerf nadat hulle 'n deurlopende proses van leierskapontwikkeling van gr. 8 tot 12 voltooi het. Jeuglede moet ook 'n goeie reputasie in hul skool, kerk en die Voortrekkerkommando handhaaf om dié toekenning te verwerf en as ligdraers deur hul voorbeeld, karakter en diensbaarheid 'n positiewe verskil in hul gemeenskappe te maak.

Die deurlopende Presidentsverkennerproses behels jaarlikse bywoning van kampe, asook die suksesvolle voltooiing van gespesialiseerde take en opdragte. Die hele proses word dan afgesluit met 'n nasionale teoretiese eksamen in April en 'n finale afrondingskamp in Julie. Al tien gr. 12-jeuglede het die nasionale teoretiese eksamen met lof geslaag en die Presidentsverkennerproses suksesvol voltooi. Die Nasionale Presidentsverkenner-toekenning vir kulturele leierskap is deur die Hoofdagbestuur van die Voortrekkers aan die jeuglede toegeken.

Agter is Shaun Peens (Adjunkhoofleier: Verkenners) en voor van links is Derick Marais (Hoërskool Nico Malan), Enye Smit (Hoërskool Framesby) en Steve Barry (Hoërskool Despatch) wat die PVkamp op Wemmershoek bygewoon het.

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GQ Creamery’s sweet success takes it to national SME ﬁnals NATASHA BEZUIDENHOUT A GQEBERHA dessert business has its sights on the national stage after winning the Eastern Cape title in the 2026 Standard Bank Kasi SME Pitch Challenge. GQ Creamery founder, Thando Volontiya, will represent the province at the national finals on 27 August, when entrepreneurs from across the country will compete for the R1 million grand prize. For Volontiya, the achievement is a proud milestone in a journey driven by a simple ambition: to create more than an ice-cream shop. “I wanted GQ Creamery to be more than just an ice-cream shop. I wanted it to become an experience — a place where families, friends and young people could come together, celebrate and create memories,” he said. He admitted he had never imagined the business would grow as far as it has. “What started as a dream has developed into a growing business with a strong customer base, new opportunities and plans for expansion. Looking back, I’m extremely proud of how far GQ Creamery has come.” Volontiya has also worked to develop his knowledge of the craft. He studied at Carpigiani Gelato University, an internationally recognised gelato training institution in Italy, through its Johannesburg branch. “I wanted to make sure that we weren’t simply producing ice cream, but that we were developing our products according to proper gelato techniques and standards,” he said. Volontiya says the appeal of desserts goes beyond the product itself. “As a child, a sweet treat wasn’t just food; it was something that created excitement and made a normal day feel special,” he said. “That feeling has stayed with me.” It is a feeling he hopes to recreate for GQ Creamery customers, whether it is a child enjoying a bubble waffle, a family sharing gelato or friends simply coming in to have fun. “That’s really at the heart of what GQ Creamery represents: Happiness for everyone.” Volontiya says he is inspired by people who start with very little but refuse to give up on their dreams. His customers, community and team also motivate him. “Building a business isn’t something you do alone,” he said. His vision is for GQ Creamery to become more than a successful business. He wants it to create employment, develop people and contribute positively to the community.

That ambition has not come without challenges. Volontiya says one of the greatest difficulties has been learning how to grow while managing costs, staffing, suppliers, customers and daily operations. He has learnt to be disciplined, understand the numbers behind the business, listen to customers and adapt. “Every challenge has taught me something that has helped make GQ Creamery stronger,” he said. Volontiya entered the Standard Bank Kasi SME Pitch Challenge because he saw it as an opportunity to step outside his comfort zone and put his vision for GQ Creamery in front of people who could help take the business to the next level. Winning the Eastern Cape title was an incredibly proud moment. “It wasn’t just a personal achievement. It felt like recognition of the hard work that has gone into building GQ Creamery and the belief that we have in the future of the business.” The 2026 competition is the second national edition of the Standard Bank Kasi SME Pitch Challenge, with qualifying entrepreneurs from all nine provinces competing for provincial prizes before progressing to the national finals. The nine provincial winners, together with one first runner-up, make up the Top 10 national finalists. Each provincial winner received R50,000, while the first and second runners-up received R10,000 each. “I’m excited, grateful and definitely nervous — but it’s a good kind of nervousness!” Winning the R1 million could transform the next chapter of GQ Creamery. Volontiya says the money would be invested directly into expansion, including additional outlets, equipment and operational capacity. The business is already working towards expanding into additional locations, including a new Walmer location. “Our goal is to build GQ Creamery into a recognised local brand with a strong presence across the metro and eventually beyond Gqeberha,” he said. Growth is not simply about opening more stores, he adds. “I don’t just want to build more stores. I want to build a sustainable business that creates jobs, develops people and gives customers a place where they can genuinely come and experience happiness,” said Volontiya. “The dream is much bigger than one shop. GQ Creamery is about creating happiness, one scoop at a time — and we’re only getting started.”

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Marko wins bronze at World Athletics U/20 Championships EMERIS Nelson Mandela Bay first-year IIE Bachelor of Education in Intermediate Phase Teaching student and sprinter, Marko Ferreira, made his mark on the world stage when he won a bronze medal in the men’s 100m at the recent World Athletics U20 Championships held in Eugene, Oregon, USA. He clocked 10.16 seconds in the final to secure third place and finish as the third-fastest U20 athlete in the world in the 100m. American Tate Taylor claimed gold in 9.94 seconds, while Jamaica’s Gary Card took silver in 10.05 seconds. His journey to the podium was impressive from the get-go. He won his opening race in 10.11 seconds, before running 10.13 seconds in the semi-final, as the second-fastest athlete, to qualify for the final. Going into the final with a medal firmly within reach, Ferreira delivered another strong performance to secure his place on the podium alongside some of the world's fastest young sprinters. Reflecting on his performance, Ferreira said the result was a proud moment after

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ary, continuing the event’s commitment to supporting rhino conservation. “The Rhino Night Relay is more than just a ride; it’s a community-driven event with a purpose. Every rider, sponsor and supporter plays a role in protecting one of Africa’s most iconic and endangered species,” said Gwen. The 2026 event will take place at the Algoa Kart and Motorcycle Club in Gqeber-

ha and will feature activities for riders of all ages and experience levels. Gwen said the Calf Loop, named after a baby rhino, will take place from 12:00 to 13:00 and will offer younger riders a fun and safe daytime ride, with every child receiving a goodie bag. She said the Amateur Loop, from 13:30 to 14:30, will provide an opportunity for adults who prefer not to ride at night to

The Rhino Night Relay will take place on 5 September at the Algoa Kart and Motorcycle Club in Gqeberha with funds raised set to benefit the Kouga Rhino Sanctuary. PHOTO: MATT SEEBER PHOTOGRAPHY

take part in the event. Gwen further said the main event will take place from 16:00 to 20:00, with teams of two riders taking turns completing loops under the night sky. While the riding remains the highlight of the event, she said spectators can enjoy a family-friendly atmosphere with food trucks, a licensed bar, a jumping castle, lucky draws, prizes and entertainment. According to Gwen, the event has grown significantly since its first year in 2018, when approximately 80 riders participated despite freezing temperatures and heavy rain. During the inaugural event, just over R10,000 was donated to Saving The Survivors. She said the event continued to grow over the years, with donations increasing as more riders, sponsors and supporters joined the cause. “We dedicate countless hours throughout the year planning the event alongside a dedicated team of volunteers and sponsors, with every contribution helping to create an unforgettable experience while raising funds for a different rhino organisation each year,” said Gwen. The 2026 event currently has 64 sponsors, with The Turbo Shop as the main title sponsor. “Every contribution helps create an unforgettable experience while raising funds for rhino conservation,” said Gwen. “Ride with purpose. Ride for rhinos.” For more information visit the Rhino Night Relay's Facebook page.

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Luna Paige stel‘Die Reisigers’bekend SUID-AFRIKAANSE sanger-liedjieskrywer Luna Paige keer hierdie September terug met Die Reisigers – ’n roerende nuwe album wat geïnspireer is deur haar ervaring van die Spaanse Camino. Die bekendstelling van Die Reisigers gaan gepaard met ’n landswye toer van twee maande wat gehore uitnooi na ’n onvergeetlike aand van musiek, stories en beeldende kuns. Met die vrystelling van die album op 4 September vertrek Luna op ’n landswye toer van twee maande wat die Wes-Kaap, Oos-Kaap, Vrystaat, Gauteng en KwaZulu-Natal aandoen.

Luna Paige sal in September ‘Die Reisigers’ bekendstel gevolg deur ‘n landswye toer wat ook in Gqeberha ‘n draai sal maak.

’n Reis vertel deur musiek, stories en kuns Geïnspireer deur Luna se reise deur Suid-Afrika en Suid-Europa – veral haar pelgrimstog op die Camino – ondersoek Die Reisigers beweging, geborgenheid, verlies,

innerlike stilte, selfliefde en -aanvaarding. Hoewel die produksie diep gewortel is in haar persoonlike ervarings, spreek dit tot iets wat ons almal deel: die voortdurende soeke na betekenis, verbondenheid en tu-

iskoms. Die toer in die Oos-Kaap • Gqeberha: Donderdag, 17 September by The Music Kitchen om 18:00. Kaartjies teen R180 is

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beskikbaar aanlyn by FIXR. • KuGompo City: Vrydag, 18 September by The Summit Lifestyle Event Centre om 19:00. Kaartjies tussen R150 en R195 is beskikbaaar aanlyn by Quicket.

DIARY | DAGBOEK Langarm and Golden Oldies: Don’t miss the fun event, presented by the Bianca School of Dancing, at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic church Hall, 52 Mountview Drive, Malabar, on 28 August. Doors open at 20:00. Entry is R100 per person. The DJ is Fazal Amien. Bring your own cooler box. Contact Maureen on 076 822 1128. Basaar: NG Kerk PE Sonheuwels hou basaar op 28 Augustus vanaf 16:30 by die kerkkompleks, Bougainvillearylaan 54, Westering. Heerlike eetgoed, soetgoed, koeldrank en meer word te koop aangebied. Daar sal ook ligte musiekvermaak wees. Vir navrae, kontak 063 699 7998 of ngksonheuwels@gmail.com. Eastern Province Orchid Society: The society will have its Annual Judging Show from 28 to 30 August at The Venue, Walmer Park Shopping Centre. Entry is R20. Come on Friday from 13:00 to 17:00, Saturday from 09:00 to 17:00 or Sunday from 09:00 to 13:00. There will be orchids for sale. Book Sale: The Friends of the Linton Grange library will be holding a book sale at the library on Saturday, 29 August from 08:00 to 12:00 midday. Many books will be sold at very good prices. Contact Anne on 082 599 2102. Boot Sale: The Knights of Da Gama are holding their monthly boot sale on Saturday, 29 August, 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 on 083 357 2238 for more info. Thrift GQ Preloved Clothing Market: The market will be at the Walmer Scout Hall, 59 Fordyce Road, Walmer on Saturday 29 August, from 09:00 to 13:00. A huge se-

lection of quality preloved and vintage clothing, accessories for ladies and gents at affordable prices. Contact Cherie on 082 857 7563. Let’s Thrift Again: The market will take place on Saturday, 29 August, from 09:00 to 13:00 at Walmer Town Hall on the corner of 8th Avenue and Main Road. There will be a variety of stalls – bric-a-brac, pre-loved and vintage clothing, arts and crafts, Tupperware, plants, antiques and collectables, coffee and various food stalls. To book a stall for R50, send a WhatsApp to 082 227 7073. Re-Seconds Market: Calling all collectors, treasure hunters and those looking for unique items to the market at the Walmer Town Hall, Main Road, on Sunday, 30 August, from 09:00 to 14:00. It’s the market’s 10th birthday. There will be thrift clothing, toys, Tupperware, jewellery, pet treats, hair accessories, home decor, vintage items, fresh fruit and vegetables, food and great coffee. Entry is free. Call 083 588 5823 or theresecondsmarket@gmail.com to book your spot. Curated Closets Thrift Market: Walk into Spring at the market on Sunday, 30 August, from 10:00 to 14:00, at Valley Road Motorcycles in Upper Valley Road, South End. Market in the Park: A market will be held on Sunday, 30 August and Sunday, 6 September, at St George’s Park, Central from 09:00 to 13:00. There will be crafts, clothing, arts, plants and bric-a-brac, as well as live music. Stalls are free to charities and children. Children are encouraged to bring unwanted toys, games etc. for sale. For more info, contact Maureen on 082 257 4691. Gqeberha Legends Festival - Heritage Alive: Don’t

Bathurst Country Affair returns this weekend THE charming village of Bathurst in the Eastern Cape is gearing up for its annual celebration of country living, as the Bathurst Country Affair returns from 28 to 30 August. Now a firm fixture on the regional calendar, the festival transforms the historic village into a vibrant showcase of artisan craftsmanship, gourmet food and live entertainment. With more than 60 upmarket exhibitors lining the streets, visitors can browse everything from handcrafted décor and fashion to homeware, gifts and gourmet treats. Food and drink are at the heart of the affair. The Cask & Cuisine on the Village Green promises premium wine and craft gin tastings, craft beers, rum slushies and coffee cocktails, paired with artisanal cuisine and charcuterie boards. Settlers Square adds a food truck village and craft vendors, while The Grand Lounge at The Historic Pig offers premium exhibitors in an elegant heritage setting. The festival’s signature events bring a playful spirit to the weekend. The Mystery Box Challenge, Pineapple Throwing Competition, Bokdrol Spoeg Championship and Drag Race return alongside The Culinary Challenge,

which pits home cooks against professional chefs. Wine tastings hosted by Chef Ray Hanekom-Barnard add a touch of culinary expertise to the mix. Live entertainment features prominently, with rock band, Who Invited Karen?, taking to the stage at The Pig. Theatre lovers can catch comedy from Eksnidanie & Whipme Houston and a one-woman show written and performed by Corinne Willoughby, while the Saeculum Aureum Choir performs inside the historic St John’s Church. A crown-themed kids’ surprise activity promises to keep younger visitors entertained. Local businesses around the village will also be offering weekend promotions and unique experiences, making this an ideal time to explore Bathurst’s hidden gems and historic venues. The Bathurst Country Affair would not be possible without the support of its sponsors: My Pond Hotel, Stenden University, Royal St Andrew’s Hotel, The Farm Bathurst, Bathurst Agricultural Society, Bathurst Riding Club, Three Valleys, Pick n Pay, Sotheby’s and Multi Security. For the full programme and more details on the festival, visit the Bathurst Country Affair Facebook page.

miss the musical talent at Boardwalk ICC on Saturday, 19 September. A line-up of acclaimed performers and local talent will bring a blend of live Jazz, R&B, Soul, Pop, Motown, Afro Jazz and indigenous South African music to one stage. Featured artists include Micayla Lee, After 7, Chapter Three, Creshwell October, Neli Chitha and more. Doors open at 17:00 and the show starts at 18:00. Tickets from R150 are available online at Webtickets or through the Sun International website. The Soil - Heritage Festival: Don’t miss the Afro-pop show with The Soil on 26 September at Boardwalk ICC at 19:00. Tickets from R250 are available from Webtickets. Cash Bingo: Will be held on 31 October at the West End Community Centre (Small Hall) at 14:00. The cost is R150 for two playing cards. Refreshments will be sold. WhatsApp 073 375 7405 for tickets. Tjaart van der Walt Golf Day: The school in Algoa Park will host a golf day fundraiser on Friday, 20 November at the PE Golf Course (The Hill). Play in IPS format. Sponsor a green or tee box for R1,500. Enter for R2,000 (4 Ball + Halfway house), R4,000 (Tee Box 1, 10, 12, 14 + 4 Ball + Halfway house) or R3,000 (Tee Box + 4 Ball + Halfway house or Green + 4 Ball + Halfway house). Contact Linda on 083 461 4636. Gqeberha Central Men’s Shed: They meet every Monday from 10:30 to 12:00 at Caritas, 16 West Street, Newton Park (between Tiger Wheel and Newton Park Spar). A men’s shed is a space where men can relax, get together to talk, work together, have a cup of coffee and create friends. All ages are welcome. For more info WhatsApp Willie on 071 142 3771.

Caritas Service Centre: They welcome senior citizens to become members. Meals are available on order daily. The tearoom is open every second Friday of the month. Trigym, Pilates and line dancing ﬁtness sessions are held Mondays to Thursdays. A blood pressure clinic is available monthly. The centre also provides a library, arts and crafts, canasta, knitting groups and social outings. The hall at 16 West Street, Newton Park is also available for weddings and parties. Contact 066 111 2497, Monday to Friday, from 08:30 to 12:30. RELIGIOUS: Healing and Deliverance Meeting: The next meeting will take place on Saturday, 5 September, at 10:00 in Hall 4 of the Word of Faith Christian Centre on the corner of William Moffett Expressway and Lilly Street, Mangold Park. All are welcome, free of charge. City Lights Church: This family-style, Bible-based church is affiliated with the Advance Group of churches. They meet every Sunday at 09:30 at The EP Badminton Hall at the end of Alan Drive, Walmer Downs. WhatsApp Dave at 084 999 9197 for info. Hi’s Place Developing Centre: A church and healing service is held every Sunday morning at 09:00. All are welcome. Drive from Gqeberha on Old Cape Road, 1,6 km past the Wedgewood Golf Course entrance, and enter through the gate of Sovereign Foods. For info, contact Pastor Christo Campher at 082 515 2294. Send Diary entries to peexpress@novusmedia.co.za by Thursday at 16:00. (English or Afrikaans)

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the Deeds Registries Act, 1937, of the intention to apply for the issue of a certified copy of Deed of Transfer Number TL2179 /1990PECTN passed by MOTHERWELL TOWN COMMITEE to SITEMBISILE NORMAN SAUL, Identity number 560121 5786 08 8 and FEZEKA JULIA SAUL, Identity number 670310 0860 08 2 married in community of property to each other in respect of ERF 12465 MOTHERWELL, IN THE NELSON MANDELA BAY METROPOLITAN MUNICIPALITY AND DIVISION OF UITENHAGE, THE PROVINCE OF THE EASTERN CAPE, which has been lost or destroyed. The Department of All persons having objection Social Development, to the issue of such copy are Ibhayi Service Office, hereby required to lodge the request that anyone with same in writing with the information regarding Registrar of Deeds: Eastern the biological father of a Cape at Qonce within two girl child born on weeks from the date of the the 15/12/2015 in publication of this notice. Gqeberha to contact Social Dated at PORT ELIZABETH Worker Shirley Sihoyi at this day 18th August 2026. 0646036384 during Applicant: working hours Penxa & Associates (08:00-16:00). To our knowledge, the reported 19 Somerset Street Richmond Hill biological father of the Port Elizabeth child is Mr Luvuyo Futshane born nandipenxalaw.co.za on 19/11/1983, who went 041 467 4431

The Department of Social Development, Ibhayi Service Office, requests that anyone with information regardingDumisani Stemle who once lived in Uitenhage born in the 1980's who is the biological father of a girl child born on the 03/04/2009 in Gqeberha to contact Social Worker Akholiwe Matwa at 066 487 1505 during working hours (08:00–16:00).To our knowledge, the reported biological mother of the child is deceased.

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ERF 14854 IBHAYI 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 Deed of Trans- fer No. T77885/2004CTN passed by Ntombekata Ger- trude Manyinyi, identity No. 710228 0520 08 8, Unmarried in favour of Mahlubandile Mandrew Zulu, Identity No. 541005 5714 08 9, Unmarried, in respect of Erf 14854 Ibhayi, In the Nelson Mandela Bay Metropolitan Municipality, Division of Port Elizabeth, Province of the Eastern Cape, 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 Deed at Eastern Cape at Qonce at 113 Alexandria Road, Qonce within two weeks from the date of publication of this notice. Masters Representative: LULAMA CONSTANCE ZULU. KUBAN CHETTY INC. 163 Cape Road Mill Park Port Elizabeth Tel. 041 373 1706 Email: conveyancing1@ kubanchettyinc.com

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 Title Deed ST.11024 /1998, passed by THE MUNICIPALITY OF THE CITY OF PORT ELIZABETH, in favour of DOROTHY WILLIAMS, Identity Number: 440225 0448 08 5, Unmarried, in respect of certain: A unit consisting of:- (a) Section No. 13 as shown and more fully described on Sectional Plan No. SS 450/96 in the scheme known as SANCTOR TWO in respect of the land and building or buildings situate at Bethelsdorp in the Municipality of Port Elizabeth, of which section the floor area according to the said sectional plan is 53 (Fifty-Three) square metres in extent; and (b) An Undivided share in the common property in the scheme apportioned to the said section in accordance with the participation quota as endorsed on the said sectional plan; which Title Deed ST.11024/1998CTN 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 Qonce within two weeks from the date of the publication of this notice. DATED at KARIEGA on this the 26th day of AUGUST 2026. J.S. Levy & Levy P O Box 10 Uitenhage 6230 levy@iafrica.com Tel : 041 922 7911 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 T15118 /2003CTN passed by NELSON MANDELA METROPOLITAN MUNICIPALITY OF PORT ELIZABETH in favour of JOSEPHINE WAYISE CITWA, Identity Number 420201 0365 08 6, Unmarried in respect of certain ERF 1865 IBHAYI, in the Nelson Mandela Metropolitan Municipality, Division of Port Elizabeth, Province of Eastern Cape 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 QONCE within two weeks after the date of the publication of this notice. DATED at PORT ELIZABETH this the 21st day of AUGUST 2026

Applicant K CITWA, Representative in the estate Late JW CITWA C/o ZONKE BUDAZA INC ATTORNEYS 78 CAPE ROAD, MILL PARK, PORT ELIZABETH info@zonkebudaza.co.za 041 – 373 0053

LOST OR DESTROYED BOND 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 Mortgage Bond No. B3290/2013CTN passed by CORNÉ JANSEN VAN VUUREN, IDENTITY NUMBER 771006 5001 08 0 AND HERMA JANSEN VAN VUUREN, IDENTITY NUMBER 750403 0082 08 9, MARRIED IN COMMUNITY OF PROPERTY TO EACH OTHER in favour of ABSA BANK LIMITED, REGISTRATION NUMBER 198600479406 CEDED TO ABSA HOME LOANS 101 ( R F ) L I M I T E D , REGISTRATION NUMBER: 2003/021488/06 in respect of ERF 1851 LORRAINE IN THE NELSON MANDELA BAY METROPOLITAN MUNICIPALITY, DIVISION OF PORT ELIZABETH. PROVINCE OF THE EASTERN CAPE IN EXTENT 1000 (ONE THOUSAND) 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: Eastern Cape at QONCE within two weeks from the date of publication of this notice. DATED at PORT ELIZABETH on 21 AUGUST 2026 APPLICANT: W LANGSON & ASSOCIATES INC Unit 3, Alexander Square, 44 Second Avenue, Newton Park, Port Elizabeth 6045

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 T21229/2019 passed by the NELSON M A N D E L A B A Y METROPOLITAN MUNICIPALITY, in favour of NONTLE BEAUTY HLEKANI, Identity Number 680114 0727 08 7, Unmarried, in respect of certain ERF 8705 BLOEMENDAL IN THE NELSON MANDELA BAY METROPOLITAN MUNICIPALITY DIVISION OF PORT ELIZABETH PROVINCE OF THE EASTERN which has been lost or destroyed. All interested persons having objection of the issue of such copy are hereby required to lodge the same in writing with the Registrar of Deeds at King William's Town within two weeks from the date of publication of this notice. Dated at Port Elizabeth this 19TH day of AUGUST 2026.

Applicant Representative Zonke Budaza attorneys 78 Cape Road, Mill Park alison@zonkebudaza.co.za 041 373 0053

FORM JJJ 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 T92275/2003 passed by LYNLEIGH CC, Registration number 1988/025177/23 in favour of QUALICHEM PROPRIETARY LIMITED, Registration number 1983/001134/07 in respect of certain ERF 1315 NORTH END, Nelson Mandela Bay Metropolitan Municipality, Division of Port Elizabeth, Province of the Eastern Cape 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 Deed at Eastern Cape: Qonce , 113 Alexander Road, King William's Town, 5601, tel 043 642 2741 within two weeks from the date of publication of this notice. Dated at PRETORIA this 20th Day of AUGUST 2026 Applicant: J H BOTHA GELDENHUYS BOTHA INCORPORATED Applicant LE MAFANI, Executor in the Address:180 VINKO STREET, Estate Late MANDISA SINOVILLE E-mail address: deeds PRIMROSE MAFANI @geldenhuysbotha.co.za LE MAFANI Contact number: NA MAFANI C/o ZONKE BUDAZA INC 012 543 3235 ATTORNEYS HERBALISTS 78 CAPE ROAD, MILL PARK, PORT ELIZABETH 1435 info@zonkebudaza.co.za 041 – 373 0053 MAMA NISHA SAME

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 REGISTERED GRANT OF LEASEHOLD NUMBER TL4222/1989PECTN passed by THE ADMINISTRATOR OF THE PROVINCE OF THE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE in favour of LIZO ENOCK MAFANI and MANDISA PRIMROSE MAFANI in respect of certain ERF 763 MOTHERWELL, in the Nelson Mandela Bay Metropolitan Municipality, Division of Uitenhage, Province of Eastern Cape 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 QONCE within two weeks after the date of the publication of this notice. DATED at PORT ELIZABETH this the 03rd day of AUGUST 2026

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OP-vroue swaai die EP duo grab gold in doubles tournament septer in SA gholf HANNES SCHOEMAN DIE Oostelike Provinsie se vrouegholfspan speel volgende jaar in die A-afdeling van die interprovinsiale toernooi nadat hulle onlangs die B-afdeling by die Pecanwood-buiteklub by Hartbeespoort oortuigend gewen het. Plaaslik word daar gejubel oor die spogvertoning van ’n span wat ook in 2027 sy merk teen die groot kanonne wil maak. Die span van Janine van der Merwe (PEgholfklub, kaptein), Sonja Sauerman (PEgholfklub), Shene du Toit (Humewood) en Lynn Slogrove (St. Francis Links) het deurgaans op alle silinders gevuur en opnuut gewys hulle is ’n faktor om mee rekening te hou. Dit is die eerste keer dat die OP die interprovinsiale SA Mid-Amateur (30 jaar en ouer) gewen het.

Volgende jaar reis die OP na die Boland om sy vermoë in die A-afdeling te toets. Die 73-jarige Lynn Slogrove was weereens meesterlik en met tonne ervaring oor die jare het sy nie teruggedeins vir die aanslag van die veel jonger spelers nie. Die OP het die kompetisie gewen met tien punte bo-aan die punteleer, gevolg deur Ekurhuleni (9), Noordwes (8), Grens (7), Limpopo (4) en Mpumalanga (4). Die Vrystaat kon geen punte aanteken nie. In die derde ronde toe dit werklik saak gemaak het, het die OP seker gemaak dat hy die kompetisie wen toe hy Mpumalanga met 4.5 punte teenoor 1.5 verslaan het. Daarna het hy ook met 5-1 teen die Grens gewen. Chantre Viviers van die Sardiniabaai-gholfklub verdien lof vir die puik werk wat sy as spanbestuurder gedoen het.

EP’s duo of Phelele Booi and Paul de Villiers, with a total of 4,913 pins, grabbed gold in the seniors’ division of the TBASA doubles tournament held at Koko’s Bowl in Brakpan at the weekend. Left-handed Booi rolled 2,524 pins and also shot the men’s high game of 255, while De Villiers finished with 2,389 pins. Celebrating with them is TBASA president, Kiley Cassel (right). PHOTO: SUPPLIED

Weekend sports news,results,upcoming ﬁxtures SELBY MADIKANE Mighty Heroes FC lift ZWIFA Super League trophy MIGHTY Heroes FC fans celebrated when their side secured the Zwide Football Association (ZWIFA) Super League title at Young Romans Grounds on Sunday. Mighty Heroes head coach, Siyabulela Scara Hermanus, attributed their success to dedication, determination and discipline. Hermanus said, “I was very emotional after we won our last game 8-0 over Everton FC on Sunday. The players were also emotional and delighted because they had been trying hard to take the honours. We were competing with the tough Shining Stars FC B. We both finished the league with 32 points, but we had a better goal difference than Stars,” he said. “I always told my boys that they should stay focused on every game; hence, I am pleased that our side lifted this prestigious trophy. Furthermore, the previous games had a telling effect on my players. Certainly, my boys will make it in the ZWIFA Premier League in the upcoming season.” Heroes are on a mission to secure a head coach who can train the team on a daily basis, as Hermanus is not always available to coach. Hermanus thanked the three officials who kept their side ticking and the club’s legends for their support. Hermanus also expressed his heartfelt gratitude to their die-hard supporters and parents for their unwavering support to the club through thick and thin. Shining Stars FC B, the league runners-up, defeated Young Killers FC 3-1 in their last league encounter at Gal City Grounds on Sunday. As Shining Stars have a side in the premier division, their second team will be promoted to the ZWIFA top-flight league. The Stars B team qualifies only for the runners-up

prize. Real Rovers FC, who ended the season in third place, have been promoted to campaign in the premier division in the upcoming season. Last ZWIFA Super League results of the season: Everton FC 1-2 Real Rovers FC Kuyasa Unitec Brothers FC 0- 2 Young Killers FC Real Crusaders FC B 1-5 Real Rovers FC Sparks Masters remain unbeaten MOTHERWELL-based club, Sparks Masters have remained an unbeaten force since the start of the Nelson Mandela Bay Masters & Legends (NMB ML) League season. Motherwell NU 9 Community Grounds: Sparks Masters secured a hard-fought 2-1 win over Bay Masters. Motherwell All Stars FC Masters shared a 2-2 draw with Chathaza All Stars Masters. Motherwell NU 6 Community Grounds: Port Elizabeth All Stars Masters beat Uncedo Service Taxi Association Masters 2-1. Khwezi Lomso Comprehensive High School: Zinyoka Bay Tigers Masters went down to Soweto United Masters 2-1. Shining Stars in KwaZakhele: Brothers of Peace Masters played to a 1-1 draw against Young Pirates FC Masters. Happydale Special School Grounds: Zwide Masters defeated Uitenhage Legends 2-1 while AmaUnits Masters claimed a 2-0 triumph over Veeplaas Masters. VW People’s Pavilion Stadium: Barcelona Masters went down 2-1 to Young Bucks FC Masters. VW Masters earned an easy 4-2 victory over Chatty Masters. Joe Slovo Masters secured a narrow 3-2 victory over Eleven Attackers Masters. Dana 2 Field: Uitenhage Masters won by default over Walmer Masters.

Jabavu Rugby Stadium: Khayalethu Masters succumbed 3-2 to Algoa Bus Company Masters. Other NMB ML League results: Chathaza All Stars Masters 2-1 Zinyoka Bay Tigers Masters Uitenhage Legends 2-4 VW Masters Soweto Masters 0-2 Zwide Masters Bay Masters 0-1 AmaUnits Young Pirates FC Masters 2-1 Khayelitsha Masters Chatty Masters 1-5 Brothers of Peace Masters Algoa Bus Company 1-4 Uncedo Service Taxi Association Walmer Masters 1-3 Motherwell All Stars FC Masters Veeplaas Masters 3-1 Villagers Masters Port Elizabeth All Stars Masters 1- 3 Sparks Masters Walmer United Masters 1-1 Barcelona Masters Young Bucks FC Masters -1 Joe Slovo Masters Highbury FC win league opening game IT was not easy for the Nelson Mandela Bay outfit, Highbury FC, when they claimed their away 2-1 victory over The Bees FC during their Motsepe Foundation Championship opening game at the Mxolisi Dicky Jacobs Stadium in Upington on Saturday afternoon. In the three minutes added to the first half, Menzi Madela delivered a goal assist to the hosts’ speedy and creative striker, Sicelo Masilela, who scored the opener to guide Bees to a 1-0 first-half lead. In the second half, Highbury’s prolific striker, Unathi Funani, found the back of the net twice to help the Nelson Mandela Bay side claim a well-deserved 2-1 away win. Other Motsepe Foundation Championship results: Real Native FC 2-1 Cape Town City FC Venda FC 1-1 Lerumo Lions FC Hungry Lions FC 2-2 Gomora United FC

Leicesterford City FC 1-0 Orbit College Midland Wanderers FC 0-1 Magesi FC Northwest University 1-1 Upington City FC Hope FC 1-0 University of Pretoria Motsepe Foundation upcoming fixtures: Friday, 28 August at 15:00: • Highbury FC – Hope FC at Nelson Mandela University Stadium • Gomora United FC – Venda FC at Malamulele Stadium • Orbit College – Hungry Lions FC at Olympia Park Stadium Saturday, 29 August at 15:00: • Lerumo Lions FC - North West University at Dobsonville Stadium • Magesi FC – The Bees FC at Seshego Stadium • University of Pretoria – Midland Wanderers FC at Tuks Stadium • Upington City FC – Real Native FC at Mxolisi Dicky Jacobs Stadium • Cape Town City FC – Leicesterford City FC at Athlone Stadium NMB-IFA League results, upcoming fixtures SOME supporters saw their sides being drubbed during the Nelson Mandela Bay-Industrial Football Association (NMB-IFA) League games on Sunday. Bridgemead: Willard-Auto X did not turn up for their game against Sovereign Foods. Log leaders, Continental Tyres, snatched a hardfought 1-0 triumph over Key Pak. Adient PPC were outplayed 4-1 by Benteler. Volpes went down 2-1 against Kanu. Dana 1 Field: Tenneco Ride Control SA (Pty) Ltd won 3-0 over Dairy Group. Fomoco settled for a 2-2 draw against Tradekor. Triton Express secured a 2-1 win over Fresenius Kabi. Resrg Rehau plunged to a 6-1 defeat against Dana. Shatterprufe Struandale: Forvia Port Elizabeth overcame Black Magic 5-3. Valeo lost 2-1 to Shatterprufe Neave. Shatterprufe Struandale went down 1-0 to Purem by Eberspächer. Sasko overpowered Mondelez 4-1. NMB-IFA League upcoming fixtures: The fixtures will take place on Sunday, 30 August. Bridgemead: • 09:00: Continental Tyres – Borbet SA (Pty) Ltd • 10:30: Tradekor – Volpes • 12:00: Triton Express – Tenneco Ride Control SA (Pty) Ltd • 13:30: Black Magic – Fomoco Ford Dana1 Field: • 09:00: Adient PPC – Sovereign Foods • 10:30: Valeo – Fresenius Kabi • 12:00: Purem by Eberspächer • 13:30: Dana – Shatterprufe Neave

ZWIFA president, Cedric Smith, awards a league trophy to Mighty Heroes FC skipper, Siyabulela Maxengana.

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Shatterprufe Struandale: • 09:00: Kana – Key Pak • 10:30: Dairy Group - Benteler • 12:00: Mondelez – Shatterprufe Struandale • 13:30: Sasko – Resrg Rehau

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