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DA puts crime and public safety at centre of NMB campaign DEMOCRATIC Alliance (DA) leader Geordin Hill-Lewis has placed crime and public safety at the centre of the party’s Nelson Mandela Bay campaign, with plans to expand the metro police force and spend R100 million on the revitalisation of St George’s Park. Hill-Lewis was speaking at the DA’s Working For All Tour event in Gqeberha on Monday, 21 September, ahead of the November local government elections. He said municipalities had an important role to play in creating safer communities, despite not being responsible for the South African Police Service (SAPS). “I know from my own job as a mayor that local government is not abstract,” Hill-Lewis said, pointing to services such as working streetlights, maintained parks and refuse collection. “The crime problem in Nelson Mandela Bay is not theoretical,” he said.

Hill-Lewis referred to murder figures for January to March, when KwaZakhele recorded 59 murders, the highest number at a police precinct nationally during that quarter. The figures formed part of the fourth-quarter crime statistics for the 2025/26 financial year, released by Acting Police Minister Firoz Cachalia on 22 May. SAPS figures show New Brighton recorded 45 murders during the same period, followed by Motherwell with 44, Walmer with 36 and KwaNobuhle with 35. The five Nelson Mandela Bay precincts were among the 13 police stations with the highest number of murders nationally during that quarter. The latest national crime statistics, covering April to June, were released on 28 August. Hill-Lewis’s figures therefore relate to the previous quarter. He criticised the national government’s response to gang-related crime and referred to Cachalia’s visit to Nelson Mandela Bay in Jan-

uary. “Residents deserve to know: Where is the plan, where are the resources, and where are the results?” Hill-Lewis said. He said DA Nelson Mandela Bay mayoral candidate Retief Odendaal, had called for specialised police units to be properly resourced, crime intelligence to be restored and a permanent Joint Operations Centre to be established. “While a municipality cannot replace the SAPS, it is not powerless,” Hill-Lewis said. The DA’s proposals include expanding the metro police force to more than 500 officers, supported by more than 60 vehicles. The party also plans to rebuild the city’s CCTV capability and establish a joint operations centre where Metro Police, SAPS and private security companies can share information and coordinate responses. Hill-Lewis said technology such as gunshot detection could also be used where it could make a practical difference.

St George’s Park was another key focus of the party’s plans. The DA has proposed spending R100 million on the park, including improved lighting, CCTV, emergency call points, security and a ranger service. The proposal also includes repairs to pathways and sporting facilities, improvements to the swimming pool and work on facilities including the Mannville Open Air Theatre and Pearson Conservatory. Hill-Lewis said the plan was intended to make the park safer while encouraging residents to use it again. “The safest public space is often a public space that is loved and used,” he said. The DA’s proposals form part of its campaign ahead of the 4 November elections, with Hill-Lewis saying the metro’s port, industry, university and tourism sector provided a foundation for future development. He said the challenge was creating the conditions for those assets and communities to flourish.

ANC campaign trail hits KwaZakhele with community engagement ANC National Chairperson Gwede Mantashe, along with the Mayor, Babalwa Lobishe, conducted the campaign trail in the Nelson Mandela Region in KwaZakhele on 20 September. They visited St Barnabas Church and held a community engagement. Speaking during the engagement, Mantashe urged party members to campaign by reminding people of what the ANC has achieved, saying members should not be ashamed of the party’s record. He called on members to highlight the ANC’s social welfare policies when engaging with the community door-todoor. He pointed to the introduction of the support grant, which did not exist before. He also addressed the concept of “no-fee schools,” clarifying that there is no such thing. “It is a fee school; it is just that the schools are not paid for by the parents, they are paid for by the government. That is a policy of the African National Congress,” he said.

Mantashe pointed to the Fees Must Fall protests as a key moment for access to higher education. “People protested, saying fees must fall, and out of that they were given NSFAS and placed in universities, although they came from disadvantaged backgrounds.” On housing, Mantashe said RDP houses were built for people subjected to forced removals. He acknowledged criticism that the houses are small but explained the design reasoning. “The houses are small because the first Minister of Human Resources, Joe Slovo, gave people basic structures with a big yard so that when they have money, they can extend the houses.” He said the ANC has built and handed over 4.9 million houses. Community members raised questions and complaints during the engagement. Mayor Babalwa Lobishe addressed several issues, including recreational parks, rates collection, gender-based violence, and crime.

On recreational parks, Lobishe responded to concerns about why the municipality builds parks it cannot maintain.“Parks were built and handed over to the community. It is the community’s responsibility to guard the asset because it belongs to you as a community.” Lobishe pointed to unpaid rates and illegal electricity connections as factors limiting the municipal budget. “There is one thing that is limiting our budget; it is caused by the community when it is not paying their rates. If we were to take your addresses now, there is a possibility that 99% of people here are using electricity illegally,” she said. “They are not paying rates, but daily they want something. The municipality’s responsibility is to collect the rates. We do want to do more, but the community must also assist us.”

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Community rallies to give Sandile a new lease on mobility NATASHA BEZUIDENHOUT FROM an appeal for help on social media to a Back-a-Buddy campaign to raise funds for a motorised wheelchair, a heartfelt wish has become a reality for Sandile Msizi. The PE Express first reported on Msizi’s need for a motorised wheelchair on 12 August, after he appealed for help with the challenges he faced carrying out everyday tasks such as shopping for food and running errands. The wheels were set in motion when Simone Jucker, who met Msizi through the Walmer Methodist Church community many years ago, saw the appeal on social media and decided to get involved. “It must have been around high school, many years ago, that Sandile was part of our church,” Jucker shared. “He used to

live in Walmer township and has since moved to Motherwell.” Although it had been years since they were in touch, Jucker said Msizi was remembered as a happy person who radiated joy. “I remembered him as the happiest, most wonderful person.” She continued: “I saw the social media post, shared it, and then friends from Walmer Methodist days were like, ‘How can we help?’” After reaching out to Msizi, Jucker said he asked for assistance in raising funds. “It was this whole group effort, and I’m just so happy for him that everything has come together so quickly and it’s literally going to change his life.” A Back-a-Buddy campaign was launched with a target of R35,000. Reflecting on the community effort, Jucker added, “I think it’s heartwarming;

thanks to everyone who assisted. He really battles with his one arm, so this is going to be life-changing for him.” PE Express reader, Barry Allen, whose daughter has a disability and attends Aurora Special School, was also moved to help after reading about Msizi’s situation. “When I read your article, I assumed that I could organise a wheelchair for him, not necessarily a motorised one but a manual one. Unfortunately, I didn’t have any luck, so I thought I would do it myself.” Allen had never met Msizi but said he was moved to help after reading about his situation. “My daughter is disabled, and you just realise how unfriendly the world is. We’re not a disabled-friendly country, and it is a big challenge,” he shared. “I harassed my friends and everyone I knew who had money, and we got here somehow.”

A number of the donations were made anonymously. “My daughter has a motorised wheelchair, so I’m looking forward to Sandile having his wheelchair and I hope it makes a big difference to him.” The fundraising target was exceeded, with R35,400 raised towards Msizi’s new wheelchair. By Monday, 21 September, the PE Express joined Msizi, Jucker and Allen at CE Mobility to collect the new motorised wheelchair. “I suppose it is that starfish story of: ‘What can I do?’ Just start with one. I think that is the biggest thing. Start with changing one person’s life. That is amazing,” said Jucker. Msizi was excited to receive his life-changing motorised wheelchair. “I want to thank everyone who helped me. I’m so happy,” he exclaimed.

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ment programmes, which have helped more than 1,200 children and 800 young people. These include accredited healthcare and caregiving courses for those from disadvantaged backgrounds. Northwood is one of two non-profits that will receive R50,000 apiece from SPAR Eastern Cape as beneficiaries of its 2026 Women’s Challenge, which takes place at Pollok Beach in the city on 26 September. The donation comes at the perfect time, as the facility is building a 30-bed, threewing paediatric palliative care section. This includes inpatient wards, private rooms, family accommodation, therapy and training facilities as well as a pharmacy, memorial garden and chapel. “It’s a wonderful, wonderful gift,” Lamb said of the windfall from the women’s-on-

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Charity golf day makes a splash for two worthy causes THIS year’s S4 Charity Golf Day was the biggest yet, bringing together 32 fourballs and 20-hole sponsors for a memorable day of golf, generosity and community support. Heavy rain transformed the course and may even have introduced golfers to a new water sport, but it did little to dampen their enthusiasm. All 32 fourballs arrived on the day, with an impressive 30 teams seeing the event through to the end. Their commitment and positive spirit created an unforgettable atmosphere despite the challenging conditions. Through S4 Integration’s continued collaboration with Community Chest of the Eastern Cape, R235,000 was raised in support of Little Angels Daycare in Kuyga and the Gelvandale Rugby Academy. Supporting Little Angels Daycare Education, particularly during the foundation phase, is one of Community Chest EC’s key pillars. Situated in an under-resourced area of Nelson Mandela Bay, Little Angels Daycare was a natural choice as one of this year’s beneficiaries.

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Face of the Bay Grand Finale returns for third year THE Face of the Bay Grand Finale will return to Gqeberha for its third consecutive year on 14 November at the Boardwalk International Convention Centre, bringing together young women from Nelson Mandela Bay for an evening celebrating leadership, empowerment and community service. This year’s finale will feature a stunning crowning moment and a special showcase of Foschini’s Summer Range, marking three years of partnership with Foschini Greenacres. The event will start at 19:00. The Face of the Bay founder, Candice

Heynes, said Face of the Bay is more than a beauty pageant; it is a youth development and charity platform that recognises young women for leadership, academic achievement, entrepreneurship and community service in Nelson Mandela Bay. “We are excited to come on board for a third year in a row. This platform gives girls a voice and gives back to the community through our annual awards recognition charity drive,” said Heynes. Boardwalk ICC, Veaudry International and Foschini proudly support the event. Tickets cost R500 per person and can be purchased online at www.faceofthebay. org.za.

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DIARY | DAGBOEK R5 Book Sale: Buy a book, feed a child. The Children’s Feeding Trust Bookshop in the Walmer Town Hall, Main Road, Walmer will have a R5 in-shop sale of a wide variety of non-ﬁction (excluding collectables) from 28 September to 3 October, from 10:00 to 13:00. Subjects include sport, art, history, health, nature, religion and travel. The shop also stocks lots of ﬁction, which will be available at the usual low marked prices during this time. All money goes towards helping to feed vulnerable children in and around Gqeberha. Fete: Laubscher Park East - Echo Retirement Village will hold its annual fete on Saturday 3 October, from 09:00 at their premises on the corner of 14th Avenue and Villiers Road, Walmer. Come for the food stalls, plant and farm stalls, bric-a-brac, cards and knickknacks, needlework and crafts, books, DVDs, CDs and more. Put your name in the hat for the raffles drawn on the day. For more info, contact Di Briedenhann on 083 471 4332. Boho Celebration: Celebrate spring moving into summer at the market at Holmeleigh Farm on Saturday 3 October from 09:30 to 14:00. There will be food trucks, artisanal creatives, deli stalls, esoteric, holistic and whimsical stalls and entertainment for the kids. Entry is free, and so is the parking. No dogs allowed (except service dogs) owing to the farm dogs on the property. Diabetes Wellness Meeting (S’Khona): The meeting will be held at the Buhlebendalo Properties Van Staden’s Resort, Van Staden’s River Mouth Resort (contact 041 776 1059) on Saturday 3 October at 14:00. Community liaison officer Vicky Sanan will speak about ‘Arthritis’. Contact Sister Pamela Molefe on 082 556 6134. Mujahid George: Celebrate 30 years of music with the acclaimed performer at Boardwalk ICC on 3 October at 20:00. George will be joined by Mo George, Emo Adams, Loukmaan Adams and Anslin Gysman. Tickets from R190 are available from WebTickets. Thrift GQ Pre-loved Clothing Market: The market will be at Vovo Telo, 182 Main Road, Walmer, on Saturday 3 October, from 09:00 to 13:00, then at Filthy’s, 55 Main Road, Walmer, on Sunday 4 October from 12:00 to 17:00. Vendors are selling quality pre-loved clothing at affordable prices. For more info, contact Cherie on 082 857 7563. Ladies, Wear Your Crown: Don’t miss the empowering experience, featuring Jonathan Rubain and team, with Rachel Kolisi sharing her testimony, at Boardwalk ICC on 4 October from 15:00. Tickets from R190 are available from WebTickets. Market in the Park: A market will be held on Sunday 4 October, at St George’s Park, Central, from 09:00 to 13:00. There will be crafts, clothing, art, plants and bric-a-brac, as well as live music. Stalls are free to charities and children. Children are encouraged to bring unwanted toys, books, games, etc., to sell. For more info, contact Maureen on 082 257 4691. ‘As Good as New’ Clothing Sale: Walmer Methodist Church’s monthly sale will take place at the church, 83 Main Road, Walmer, on Monday, 5 October, from 11:00 to 14:00. Half-price sale on all clothing, men’s, ladies’ and children’s brand-name clothing and shoes. Bazaar: The De Duin Church on the corner of La Roche Drive and Schaefer Square in Humewood will hold a bazaar on 10 October from 9:00. Expect the usual delicious eats, baked goods, books, pre-loved items and a children’s play area. Patensie Plaasbasaar: Die NG Kerk Gamtoosvallei-Oos se gewilde jaarlikse plaasbasaar sal op Saterdag, 10 Oktober by Endulini se pakhuis, 3,5km wes van Patensie, plaasvind. Dit vind plaas vanaf 08:00 en dan terwyl voorraad hou. Daar sal plaasontbyt, vleis, groente en vrugte, teetuin, deli en kosstalletjies wees, sowel as pret vir die kinders. Kaartfasiliteite sal beskikbaar wees. Toegang is gratis. Parkering is veilig. Vir meer inligting, kontak Kevin van Rooyen by

082 463 5143 of Louwrens Bezuidenhout by 082 551 7879. Luce della Moda 2026 - Eclipse: Don’t miss the premier fashion and creative showcase, presented by Braemore Designs, at Boardwalk ICC on Saturday, 10 October. Doors open at 17:00, and the show starts at 18:00. It will feature designer fashion collections, live entertainment, creative collaborations, business networking opportunities and brand showcases. Tickets are R320, available online from Webtickets. Charity Golf Day: Cheshire Home Summerstrand will have their annual Charity Golf Day on Friday 16 October at Humewood Golf Course. All proceeds will support 56 Cheshire Home adults and 15 Khaya Cheshire children. Register to play or simply donate. Contact managerchs@cheshirehomes.co.za or 041 583 2183 for more info. 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. Appel: Don’t miss this popular force in Afrikaans music live on stage at Boardwalk ICC on 6 November at 21:00.Tickets at R250 are available online at Opentickets. 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. 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. SANTA PE: Located at 65 5th Avenue, Newton Park, the NPO is appealing for donations of good used clothing (men, women, children of all ages), empty coffee bottles, dry ingredients for food parcels, and household items such as bed linen, curtains and kitchen items. Contact 041 365 2255 between 09:00 and 13:00, Monday to Friday. RELIGIOUS: Healing and Deliverance Meeting: The next meeting will take place on Saturday, 10 October, 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 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. 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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Davidson claims second Air Race X championship PILOT Patrick Davidson won the 2026 AIR RACE X season finale recently, securing his second consecutive championship title for South Africa.

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Racing for Team 77 in his Emotive-liveried Edge 540 V3, Davidson adds the 2026 crown to his breakthrough championship in 2025. The successful title defence brings another international sporting achievement home to Gqeberha and the Eastern Cape. Emotive, a European automotive aftermarket group based in Zug, Switzerland, supports Davidson’s AIR RACE X campaign. The company renewed its backing after supporting his first championship-winning season, linking its Parts That Fly High campaign to the precision, preparation and performance of air racing. AIR RACE X brings real aircraft and dig-

ital race presentation together. Pilots fly prescribed courses in high-performance aircraft at separate locations. Recorded flight data allows their performances to be measured, judged and presented in a shared competition for audiences around the world. Davidson’s career spans national aerobatic competition, the Red Bull Air Race Challenger Class and international display flying. A six-time South African national aerobatic champion, he grew up in an aviation family and entered flying competitions at 12 with a safety pilot before competing solo at 17. He won the opening round and finale of the 2025 AIR RACE X season to claim his first series title. Winning the 2026 finale and championship builds on that achievement with a successful defence against the international field.

Hill Presbyterian Church: Preserving history, community and faith HEIDI BOTHA THE Hill Presbyterian Church, presiding over the Donkin Reserve and situated on the corner of Athol Fugard and Alfred Terrace, has been an enduring landmark on Gqeberha’s historic hill for 160 years. Acknowledging the importance of this 19th-century building as a significant feature of the city’s landscape, the church’s minister, Reverend Lihai Bercovich, is committed to preserving its rich history while breathing new life into its ministry. The aim is to honour the church’s heritage while reaching beyond its walls to serve the community. On 25 December this year, Lihai, his wife Tammy, and their two children will have been part of the Hill Church for four years. “When we came here, people thought this was a museum; they actually didn’t know that we were worshipping here every Sunday,” says Lihai.

Together with his vision for the church to play a living, relevant part in the modern-day community, there is a commitment to preserve the historic building for generations to come. “I’m very much a community person and someone who tends to like to build a congregation as well as a church. The maintenance of this church is very expensive but – like with anything – if you don’t maintain, things slide.” Recent renovations have been undertaken, made possible with the help of a benefactor who shares the congregation’s vision. The Hill Church was designed by Frederick Pfeil in the Gothic Revival style and officially opened on 19 February 1865. With scaffolding alongside the building and workmen on the roof, there is a hive of activity boding well for the future of both the building and the city. “The roof really needed to be done. It hasn’t been touched in the last 160 years,” Lihai mentions with a smile. The beautiful stonework is one of the church’s

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from the cruise ships to view the church. For as long as he can remember, his life has been rooted in faith, and he often shares his testimony of how, from a Jewish background, he came to know Jesus as his Saviour. Inside the sanctuary, cherished echoes of the past are held dear, while new ways of knitting together a community and a city ever closer to its roots and to each other are explored. Outside, workmen talk excitedly on the scaffolding as roof tiles tumble into skips. It is very much the sound of history in the making. With Lihai’s wife, Tammy, an events coordinator and a skilled teacher, and Lihai’s wise counsel, the church is steered by a dedicated, capable leadership team. The Hill Presbyterian Church has been an enduring landmark on Gqeberha’s historic hill for 160 years. PHOTO: HEIDI BOTHA

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Rhino Night Relay raises record R30,195 for rhinos RAZAAN PLAATJIES

THE 2026 Rhino Night Relay has raised R30,195 for the Kouga Rhino Sanctuary, marking the biggest year yet for the annual rhino conservation fundraiser. The event, held at the Algoa Kart and Motorcycle Club in Gqeberha on 5 September, attracted 81 entries across the Calf, Amateur and Night Relay categories. Founded in 2018 by Gwen and Timothy Young, the non-profit event was created out of a passion for rhino conservation and enduro riding. Over the years, the event has brought together off-road motorcycle riders, volunteers, sponsors and supporters, with funds raised through rider entries, raffles and donations going towards rhino conservation organisations. According to Gwen, the 2026 event not only surpassed the 2025 fundraiser but also became the biggest Rhino Night Relay since it started nine years ago. "2026, you absolutely blew us away," said Gwen. "We are incredibly proud to announce that the 2026 Rhino Night Relay raised R30,195 for Kouga Rhino Sanctuary." The event has supported several rhino

conservation organisations since its inception, including Saving The Survivors, Kragga Kamma Game Park, The Rhino Orphanage, The Chipembere Rhino Foundation, Care For Wild Rhino Sanctuary and The Rhino Revolution. In 2025, the event donated more than R29,350 to The Rhino Revolution, following a donation of R26,050 in 2024. Gwen said the 2026 event was supported by 71 sponsors, with The Turbo Shop serving as the title sponsor. She thanked the sponsors for their contributions, which included money, prizes, products, services, equipment and time. "To every single one of our 71 sponsors, whether you donated money, prizes, products, services, equipment, time, or simply said, 'How can we help?' thank you," said Gwen. "This event would simply not be possible without you." Gwen also thanked the event team, volunteers, marshals, photographers, lap scorers, MC and other helpers who assisted with setting up, running and packing up the event. The event catered for riders of different ages and experience levels, with the Calf category for younger riders, the Amateur category during the day and the Night Relay for teams riding after dark.

Gwen also thanked all 81 entrants for taking part. "To our riders, from our little Calf riders to our Amateur riders and every Night Relay team who lined up in the dark, thank you for showing up, getting on your bikes and supporting something so much bigger than all of us," said Gwen. The Rhino Night Relay began in 2018, when approximately 80 riders participated despite freezing temperatures and heavy rain. The inaugural event raised just over R10,000 for Saving The Survivors. Since then, the event has continued to raise funds for different rhino conservation organisations, with donations increasing as more riders, sponsors and supporters joined the cause. Gwen said reaching the ninth year of the event with continued support was something she and Timothy would not take for granted. "To be standing here nine years strong, surrounded by people who continue to show up for us, for this event and, most importantly, for our rhinos, is something we will never, ever take for granted," said Gwen. "Nine years down, our biggest and best one yet. Until next time, because knowing us, there's always a next time."

The Rhino Night Relay has raised R30,195 for the Kouga Rhino Sanctuary. PHOTO: MOURITZ KRUGER PHOTOGRAPHY

EP chapter to host TBASA interprovincial tournament THE Eastern Province Tenpin Bowling Association (EPTBA) is excited to host the Tenpin Bowling Association of South Africa (TBASA) Interprovincial Tournament (IPT) at Nitro Park in Hunters Retreat from 14 to 21 November. TBASA president Kiley Cassel said seven

provinces will be in action at Baywest Mall’s 10-lane centre, namely Central Gauteng, Eastern Gauteng, Gauteng North, KwaZulu-Natal, Limpopo Province, Midlands and defending champions Eastern Province. “The provinces will each field gold, senior and silver teams to take part in the doubles,

trios, mixed trios, Baker and team events,” Cassel added. EPTBA media liaison officer, Conroy Caston, said the annual eight-day event returns to Gqeberha for the first time in several years. “The country’s leading bowlers – including

a number of current and former national athletes – will participate and a few perfect games of 300 pins are most likely,” he added. “Eastern Province won the Gold Trophy at last year’s IPT at Northcliff Bowl in Johannesburg and will be hoping for a victory on home lanes,” Caston said.

Weekend sports news,results,upcoming ﬁxtures SELBY MADIKANE Sophakama Ladies’ FC reign supreme in SAFA EC Women’s Stream C UNRIVALLED log leaders, Sophakama Ladies’ FC, continued with their back-toback wins as they thwarted Caledonians Ladies’ FC 4–1 in their SAFA EC Women’s Stream C easy clash at NMU South Campus Fields on Saturday. After playing nine games, Sophakama have so far collected 17 points. Sophakama have drawn only two games since the start of the season. Caledonians have accumulated nine points from nine games. Callies, as Caledonians are known, are in second position on the log table. Coach Fizludien Finnis looks forward to accumulating more points to keep Callies at the top of the log table. Bay Stars FC Ladies thumped the struggling Golden Stars Ladies’ Football Development in a one-sided clash. Stars have also collected nine points from nine games since the start of the season. To the dismay of Madibaz Football home supporters, their side won by a walkover against Park United Ladies’ FC. Madibaz are level on nine points with Callies and Bay Stars. United have only collected three league points. Other results: • Caledonians Ladies FC 4-2 Bay Stars Ladies FC • Sophakama Ladies FC 8-0 Park United Ladies FC • Madibaz Football 2-2 Golden Stars Ladies Football Development Battle lines are drawn in NMB Masters and Legends League The NELSON Mandela Bay Masters & Legends (NMB-ML) League race is still down to the wire. Funimfundo Primary School: The league title contenders, Young Bucks FC Masters, held the log leaders, Sparks Masters, to a 6–6 draw on Sunday. Soweto Masters were demolished 6–0 by Joe Slovo Masters on Sunday. Motherwell NU 5 Community Grounds: Algoa Bus Masters earned a hard-fought 2–1 triumph over Soweto Masters on Thursday. Khwezi Lomso Comprehensive School: Bay

Masters went down 2–0 to Brothers of Peace Masters on Thursday. Zinyoka Bay Tigers Masters secured a narrow 4–3 win over Uitenhage Masters on Thursday. Motherwell NU 9 Community Ground: Despite a 3–2 loss, Motherwell All Stars FC Masters played their hearts out against Zwide Masters. Motherwell NU 6 Community Grounds: It was a gruelling task when Eleven Attackers Masters shared a 1–1 draw with AmaUnits Masters on Sunday. Jabavu Stadium: Young Pirates FC Masters disappointed their home supporters in their 1–0 defeat against Uncedo Service Taxi Association Masters on Thursday. De Wet Stadium: Chatty Masters FC supporters were disheartened after Young Pirates FC Masters handed their side an 8–1 defeat on Sunday. Walmer Wallabies RFC: Fans were kept on their feet after Walmer United Masters FC played to a 1–1 draw against Uncedo Service Taxi Association Masters on Sunday. Jabavu Stadium: After working their socks off, Algoa Bus Masters FC were unlucky in their 2–1 loss to Uitenhage Legends on Sunday. Nelson Mandela Bay IFA upcoming fixtures The NELSON Mandela Bay Industrial Football Association (NMB-IFA) will host their games at different venues on Sunday. The log leaders, Continental Tyres, who have not yet tasted defeat since the start of the season, have a bye. After playing 13 games, Continental accumulated 37 league points. In their last five games, Continental bagged 15 points. As things stand, Continental have opened up a nine-point gap over the in-form Sasko side, who have succumbed three times in their 13 games. The upcoming ﬁxtures are as follows: Bridgemead: • 09:00 Fomoco Ford – Purem by Eberspacher • 10:30 Borbet SA (Pty) Ltd – Kanu • 12:00 Dairy Group – Sovereign Foods • 13:30 Forvia Port Elizabeth – Mondelez Dana 1 Field: • 09:00 Dana – Fresenius Kabi

• 10:30 Triton Express – Benteler • 12:00 Key Pak – Tradekor • 13:30 Valeo – Tenneco Ride Control SA (Pty) Ltd Shatterprufe Struandale: • 09:00 Adient PPC – Willard Auto X • 10:30 Shatterprufe Struandale – Resrg Rehau • 12:00 Sasko – Shatterprufe Neave • 13:30 Volpes – Black Magic Highbury FC to visit Orbit College FC in championship game The NELSON Mandela Bay side, Highbury FC, will visit the struggling Orbit College FC in their Motsepe Foundation Championship game that will take place at Olympia Park Stadium in Rustenburg in the North West Province on 10 October. Following their goalless draw with Gomora United FC, Highbury FC will go all out in search of a win against the side that has only managed to collect two league points. A win will see the Yellow Army move to

second place with 13 points on the log table. The undefeated log leaders, Magesi FC, are at home to the newcomers, North West University FC, at Seshego Stadium in Polokwane on 10 October. A win will see Magesi collect 16 points at the top of the log table. Lerumo Lions FC welcome Hope FC, a Cape Town side featuring former PSL professionals, at Dobsonville Stadium in Soweto. Lions’ supporters are looking for nothing other than a victory that will guide their side to 10 points. The Capetonians have just accumulated nine league points. The struggling Midlands Wanderers FC will lock horns with the underperforming Venda FC at Mpumalanga Stadium in Hammarsdale. A win will not push either side into the top eight. University of Pretoria FC, who would like to secure a home win, face a much-improved Leicesterford City FC at Tuks Stadium in Pretoria.

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