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Accused still chooses to represent himself SHANTI JAFTA ACCUSED Donovan “Poenie” Williams (48), one of Gqeberha’s most wanted fugitives, still intends to represent himself despite having no formal legal background, as he and co-accused Irvincia Basson (42) briefly appeared before the Gqeberha Regional Court on Wednesday, 30 September, facing 18 counts of serious offences. The presiding magistrate reminded Williams again of the danger of representing himself without any formal legal background. When asked why he intends to represent himself, Williams said, “I want to represent myself, because I think it's my Constitutional right.” When warned that should he fail to represent himself, he will be facing a long prison sentence, he confirmed that he understood. According to the charge sheet, the preamble to the charges states that the accused allegedly engaged in a pattern of conduct where they either personally or through the assistance of others familiarised themselves with the financial circumstances of victims, targeting them with the intention of obtaining unlawful financial benefit from them. “The State further alleges that pursuant to this conduct, the accused unlawfully and intentionally caused the deaths of the victims.” The charge sheet added that “the accused subsequently uti-

Pictured from left are Donovan Williams (48) and Irvincia Basson (42) facing 18 counts of serious offences, including murder, conspiracy to commit murder and fraud, among others. PHOTO: SHANTI JAFTA lised the victims' bank cards to effect cash withdrawals and other transactions at various ATMs,

and to make various point of sale purchases.” The accused share several of-

fences, with more faced by Williams than by Basson. The pair share eight counts of

murder, five counts of conspiracy to commit murder, and four counts of robbery with aggravating circumstances. Williams alone faces unlawful possession of a firearm with intent to commit an offence, unlawful possession of a firearm, unlawful possession of ammunition, fraud, forgery and uttering. The pair are linked to the murder, robbery and conspiracy to commit the murder of Loay Khayat, Quinton “Doenas” Plaatjies, Earl Classen, Clarisa Swart, Isaac Moses and Merlyn Alkenstead, who went missing between 2020 and 2025. The charge sheet stated the discretionary minimum sentence for the murder counts is life imprisonment in the case of a first offender. “Robbery with aggravating circumstances is no less than 15 years for a first offender, no less than 20 years imprisonment for a second offender and no less than 25 years imprisonment for a third or subsequent offender.” It added the penalty clauses, stating that “possession of a firearm with intent to commit a crime is imprisonment for a period not exceeding 25 years. Unlawful firearm possession is imprisonment for a period not exceeding 15 years and unlawful possession of ammunition is imprisonment for a period not exceeding 15 years.” The matter was remanded until today, 7 October, for further investigation. The suspects will remain in custody.

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Bulldozers tear through Airport Valley homes NATASHA BEZUIDENHOUT AND ALULUTHO MADOLO WITHIN less than a minute, the place Nwabisa Yamiso had called home for four years lay in ruins, her belongings scattered on the ground as municipal officials and SAPS members looked on. Just moments earlier, mattresses, couches, cupboards, clothing and other possessions had been hurriedly carried out as a bulldozer moved towards her informal structure. Seconds later, the machine tore through the roof and walls, reducing the structure to rubble. Yamiso said she had lived in the informal structure for four years and had not received notice that it would be demolished. “We did not even receive a notice that the houses were going to be demolished, and some of our neighbours are even at work. They are not even waiting for them to come back from work,” Yamiso said. “I am not happy about this, and what is sad is that the conditions where they are transferring us are bad. There are no roofs, windows or doors in those houses.” Lusanda Tutu, whose informal structure was also demolished, said she had lived in Airport Valley since 2023. “The worst part is that we were not given any notice. They just arrived and demolished,” she said. Tutu said she would have to look for a place to rent because she no longer had anywhere to live. Residents scrambled to remove what they could before the bulldozer tore through their informal structures, leaving belongings scattered across the ground and the remains of what had been their homes. Angry shouts of “I’m not voting!” echoed across Airport Valley as residents voiced their frustration over the demolitions and relocation.

A large police presence was at the scene in Airport Valley, where residents and their belongings were removed. PHOTOS: NATASHA BEZUIDENHOUT Community leader Mara Payi, who has lived in the area for more than three years, said some residents only became aware that demolitions were going ahead on Wednesday, 23 September. “There is a court order which prohibits them from demolishing our houses. Nevertheless, they are doing it. We have made every effort and told them what is on the books to prevent them, but they are so determined to go ahead and demolish our houses,” Payi said. “We must take into account that there are kids living here and vulnerable women who live alone. This is going to cause a very big effect on them. Police are fully armed against people who are unarmed.” In a statement on Monday, 28 September, the Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality said approximately 125 people had already relocated to a nearby safe area, where they were accommodated in temporary houses. The municipality said it had assisted 39 ad-

200-year-old church bell stolen NATASHA BEZUIDENHOUT A HISTORIC church bell that has been part of Bethelsdorp for more than 200 years is at the centre of an appeal to have it safely returned after it was stolen. The historic bell was discovered missing from the Bethelsdorp Congregational Church on Tuesday afternoon. Church deacon, Rosaline Norkie, who opens the church for services, funerals and other events, said she realised the bell was gone while closing the church after cleaning the bathrooms. “I’m in charge of keeping the church clean,” she explained. “You never think that something like this would happen.” Norkie, who has lived in Bethelsdorp for 25 years, said she was praying that the bell would be returned. “We are hopeful and pray that someone would return the bell in the original state that it was.” The bell bears the date 1815 and, according

The historic 1815 church bell was stolen from the Bethelsdorp Congregational Church. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

to Norkie, has stood at the entrance to the church for generations. “The bell has been here since 1815; that is the date engraved on it,” she said. “Previously the bell was used to bring the community together for church services, weddings and funerals. It is part of our history.” Norkie said the bell dated back to the time of missionary Johannes van der Kemp, when Bethelsdorp was a mission station. Over the years, the role of the bell gradually changed. While it once served primarily as a means of communication and community mobilisation, it has since become closely associated with the life of the church and the community. “It is therefore more than just a bell; it is a reminder of the history, traditions, unity and shared experiences of the community,” Norkie said. For the Love of Nature, a local hiking and nature group, has also expressed concern over the theft. “Some things are priceless. And once they’re gone, they’re gone,” the organisation said in a social media post. Meanwhile, the Democratic Alliance has offered a R20,000 cash reward for information leading to the safe return of the bell. DA Nelson Mandela Bay mayoral candidate, Retief Odendaal, said it was deeply disappointing to learn that the bell has been stolen from Bethelsdorp Congregational Church “Last week, I visited Van der Kemp’s Kloof and stood among some of Nelson Mandela Bay’s most important heritage treasures. I spoke about how much potential this precinct has to become a real heritage tourism destination for Bethelsdorp, a place that tells our history, attracts visitors and creates opportunities for local communities,” he said in a social media post. “This is not simply a piece of metal. It is part of the story of Bethelsdorp and a physical link to the history of this community.” Police spokesperson, Captain Sandra Janse van Rensburg, confirmed that a case of theft has been opened. Anyone with information about the theft, or who is approached to buy or sell the bell, is asked to contact Sergeant Kechia Erasmus on 072 388 7202, Crime Stop on 08600 10111 or submit information via the MySAPS App.

ditional residents with “consensual demolition and relocation” to the temporary site. The 445-unit Airport Valley housing development had been delayed for more than three years due to resistance from some residents, the municipality said, adding that some of

those resisting were not beneficiaries of the development. “The municipality would like to put it on record that the process is a legal relocation process, not a forced removal,” the statement said. The municipality expressed its gratitude to residents who had cooperated with the relocation process. It also condemned the actions of some residents who, it said, intimidated housing beneficiaries and provided them with incorrect information about the development, resulting in confusion and frustration. Once the relocation process is completed, the municipality said it would “swiftly develop the sites and install services” in preparation for construction of the top structures. The municipality said it had been forced to return funding to National Treasury during the past financial year because of delays in the relocation process. It urged the remaining residents to allow the project to proceed, citing Nelson Mandela Bay’s housing backlog of approximately 100,000 units. “Every effort needs to be made to ensure that planned housing developments are implemented without unnecessary delays,” the municipality said.

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NMBM invests millions to support SMME Digital Transformation THE Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality (NBMB) has invested R12 million in a three-year partnership with the Pan African Information Communication Technology Association (PAICTA) to support, upskill and guide small, medium and micro enterprise (SMME) owners and leaders in digital skills, innovation and enterprise support. As part of this investment, on Thursday, 17 September 2026, the Member of the Mayoral Committee for Economic Development, Tourism and Agriculture, Councillor Bassie Kamana, opened a support centre that will assist SMMEs in improving their digital skills, web development and

entrepreneurship skills. PAICTA is a United Nations-accredited Artificial Intelligence organisation. It offers a comprehensive portfolio of professional services designed to support digital transformation, innovation and skills development across Africa’s public and private sectors. It focuses on partnerships with municipalities and the public sector on development and innovation, academics and research, support for informal traders such as spaza shop owners, and opportunities and skills development for youth in the AI industry. Speaking at the official opening of the support centre, MMC Kamana said the commitment made by Nelson Mandela Bay

Municipality responds to the fast-moving digital world and the need for the active participation and beneficiation of all, with a special focus on youth and SMMEs. “As the world develops, we do not want our people to be left behind. We need to be on par with the ever-developing world. Upskilling and entrenching our SMME digital presence becomes critical,” said MMC Kamana. Part of the official opening of the centre included a workshop hosted by the Municipality to give SMMEs an opportunity to receive procurement training from different government entities, including the SANRAL Transformation Department and the Municipality’s Supply Chain Manage-

ment. Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality Executive Mayor, Councillor Babalwa Lobishe, said SMME and local economic development support is a foundation of the City’s economic development strategy. “We understand that for us to achieve our goals of creating jobs, SMME and local economic support is critical, as these sectors are the biggest employers. It is therefore critical that the Municipality invests in digital upskilling and entrepreneurial support,” said Executive Mayor Lobishe. The partnership will also assist SMMEs in developing digital skills to enhance their businesses, with a particular focus on young people.

Harington addresses past as he sets out mayoral vision for NMB ESMI WINDWAAI THE past of Freedom Front Plus (VF Plus) Nelson Mandela Bay mayoral candidate, Bill Harington, has come under renewed scrutiny following his nomination for the 2026 local government elections. Harington was convicted of the murder of ANC activist, Mbongeni Jama, who was killed on 24 February 1991 at or near Elandskop. According to the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s (TRC) official Amnesty Committee record, Harington and two co-accused were convicted of Jama’s murder and initially sentenced to eight, six and eight years’ imprisonment respectively. On appeal, Harington’s sentence was increased to 18 years’ imprisonment. Harington subsequently applied for amnesty under the Promotion of National Unity and Reconciliation Act. The official TRC transcript records that he gave evidence under oath during an amnesty hearing in Pietermaritzburg in February 1997. The Amnesty Committee later refused the applications. Harington said he understood why residents might have questions about his past and had never tried to hide it. “I understand completely that residents may have questions about my past. I do not expect anybody to ignore it, and I have never tried to hide it. I made serious mistakes in my younger years; I was convicted, I accepted responsibility, and I served my sentence. That part of my life is part of my history, but it is not the entirety of who I am today,” he said. Harington joined the police service at 18 years old, straight out of school. After his release in 2003, he said he built a career in transport, distribution, sales, warehousing and occupational health and safety. He became a husband and father, committed his life to Christ and eventually entered public service. “My life has not followed a perfect straight line. I believe the experiences, including the difficult ones, have helped shape the person I am today. I am not asking anyone to forget my past. I am asking them to consider the whole story,” he said.

The VF Plus was aware of his conviction when he joined the party. Experience in local government Harington has served on the Nelson Mandela Bay Council since 2021, including as Chief Whip of Council from 21 September 2022 to 26 May 2023 during the coalition period. He currently serves as VF Plus caucus leader. “I have experienced municipal government from the inside. I have seen both what can be achieved when political parties cooperate and what happens when political interests, poor administration and a lack of accountability get in the way of service delivery,” he said. The VF Plus is offering a government focused on competent service delivery, accountability, financial discipline, economic growth and the protection of every resident’s rights. Why he wants to be mayor Harington said he was putting himself forward because he believed Nelson Mandela Bay needed a stronger focus on basic municipal services, accountability and restoring residents’ trust. “I am not putting myself forward because I believe a mayor should simply occupy an office. I am doing it because I believe Nelson Mandela Bay needs a stronger focus on the basics,” Harington said. “If elected, my approach would focus on stronger accountability for officials, proper consequence management, better financial discipline and measurable targets for service delivery. We need clean governance, functioning infrastructure, reliable water and electricity, safer communities, proper financial management and an environment in which businesses can invest and create employment opportunities,” he said. The VF Plus does not claim to have all the answers, Harington said, but is prepared to take responsibility, listen to residents and work with anyone who sincerely wants to rebuild NMB. Community involvement Harington’s community clean-up initiatives have focused on illegal dumping and neglected public spaces. “My involvement is rooted in the belief that

Bill Harington poses outside the Nelson Mandela Bay municipal building in Gqeberha. PHOTO:SUPPLIED residents should not have to accept dirty, neglected public spaces as normal,” Harington said. He further explained that addressing illegal dumping requires enforcement, education and reliable municipal services, with consequences for those who dump waste illegally and accessible disposal alternatives for residents. Economy and unemployment Harington said NMB had significant potential because of its port, industrial capacity, tourism assets, universities, businesses and communities. “Our challenge is to ensure that municipal government creates an environment in which those assets can flourish rather than becoming an obstacle,” he said. Harington acknowledged that a municipality could not simply create enough permanent jobs but said it had to create the conditions in which the private sector, entrepreneurs and investors could create sustainable employment. His approach includes making NMB attractive to investors through reliable utilities and faster municipal processes, reducing unnecessary red tape and pursuing a structured investment programme that actively approaches investors in sectors such as manufacturing, logistics, the automotive industry, tourism, agriculture, renewable energy and the harbour economy. He also stressed proper management of municipal procurement and infrastructure

spending, and connecting young people with opportunities through skills development, apprenticeships, internships and partnerships with businesses and training institutions. Nationally, South Africa lost 95,000 formal non-agricultural sector jobs between June 2025 and June 2026, according to Statistics South Africa. Harington said this showed how municipalities must create a local environment that supports rather than discourages economic activity. Working across party lines Harington said you cannot govern a diverse municipality like Nelson Mandela Bay by expecting everyone to agree with you. He believes in cooperation where it serves residents, while remaining firm on VF Plus principles. As a councillor, “I already worked with people from different political parties. Sometimes we agree, sometimes we disagree strongly. That is democracy,” he said. He said he would support proposals from any party that improve water provision, roads, electricity, financial management, safety or economic development, while opposing decisions harmful to residents or contrary to VF Plus principles. “Coalition or multi-party government should not mean that parties surrender their identities or principles. It should mean that we find common ground where possible, negotiate honestly, respect one another and put the interests of Nelson Mandela Bay residents first,” Harington added.

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Gelvandale High educator recognised for excellence FOR Danielle Nicholas, teaching is about more than examination results.

Danielle Nicholas.

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Honours degree in English Studies, began teaching at Gelvandale High. Nicholas believes effective teaching requires understanding learners’ different needs, abilities and learning styles. “Success comes through hard work and careful consideration of the teaching strategies best suited to learners, both collectively and individually,” she explains. She uses real-world examples to help learners engage with literary works by William Shakespeare and W. B. Yeats. This year, she introduced motivational sessions called Story Time with Miss Nicholas, which she says have been well received, with improvements in learners’ focus and commitment to their studies. At a school drawing learners from across Nelson Mandela Bay, many of whom do not speak English as their first language, Nicholas emphasises the importance of developing communication skills to improve academic performance and access future opportunities. One learner’s experience illus-

After 16 years at Gelvandale High School, the English Home Language educator believes her greatest reward is seeing learners gain confidence, overcome challenges and discover their potential. Her dedication has recently been recognised with an MEC Excellence Award for outstanding academic performance in English Home Language. “My primary aim has always been to help learners succeed,” she says. Nicholas’s journey into teaching was not straightforward. After matriculating, she initially pursued an LLB degree but realised law was not the right career for her. She then worked as an administrative clerk at a retail company for six years. During this time, visits to a nearby library during lunch and tea breaks rekindled her love of literature. She pursued a degree in English and, after completing her

trates her approach. Despite his writing ability, he had repeated several grades, with peer pressure and academic setbacks affecting his progress. Recognising his talent, Nicholas asked his permission to read some of his essays to the class. The positive feedback from his peers helped build his confidence, and he gradually applied himself more diligently. He eventually achieved a Bachelor’s Pass in the National Senior Certificate examination. “When learners feel supported and know that someone believes in them, they begin to believe in themselves,” she says. “Teaching is truly a work of heart.” For Nicholas, the rewards of teaching extend beyond the classroom. Former learners have returned to thank her for their support, with some becoming the first in their families to attend university. Others have credited their grounding in English with helping them excel in their studies.

She wants learners to recognise their abilities, set meaningful goals and communicate confidently. “Each person has unique gifts to share,” she says, adding that even seemingly small gifts can profoundly affect others. She hopes stronger English skills will help learners access opportunities and share their perspectives with the wider world. Nicholas also acknowledges her colleagues’ dedication to supporting learners despite difficult circumstances. She credits the school’s educators, management team and other stakeholders for working towards a shared vision, reflected in the school motto, Ad Astra, meaning “to the stars”. Her message to aspiring educators reflects her belief in the lasting influence teachers can have on young lives. “I firmly believe that teaching is a calling and truly a work of heart,” she says. “Sometimes a lesson is far more than a lesson; it can be life changing.”

Foundation turns abandoned house into recycling hub ALULUTHO MADOLO AN ABANDONED house in Zwide that became a drug den, has been transformed by Gqeberha Fountain of Hope NPC into a recycling hub led by young women and youth, offering hope to a community plagued by substance abuse and illegal dumping. The organisation was founded in 2024 to support the Community Blue Patrollers under KwaZakhele SAPS, providing working gear and stipends for underprivileged people safeguarding the area. It works in partnership with KwaZakhele Police Station. Its mission is to bring hope and practical solutions to communities affected by substance abuse, gender-based violence and environmental degradation through partnerships, programmes and action. Fundisani Nxoko, the founder and director of the foundation, said, “The

house became a hideout for drug smokers, with cigarette butts, drug paraphernalia and overgrown vegetation making the area a no-go zone, especially after dark when poor street lighting left it dangerous. “It was smelly, attracting criminals, and it was a bushy house with poor street lighting at night someone wouldn’t pass there.” He said schoolchildren were allegedly among those using the house, slipping through a hole they had cut in the school’s security fence to reach it. “Residents tipped off the foundation’s community patrollers, who regularly inspected the property for illegal activity after the organisation formed its own patrol unit in 2024,” said Nxoko. He added that volunteers cleaned the site on 21 September and began converting it into a recycling hub. Eighty per cent of the volunteers

were young women. “As an organisation, we saw an opportunity to turn a problem into a solution. Reclaiming the house and tackling the dumping will make the area clean and safe while creating jobs through recycling,” said Nxoko. The hub now serves as a buy-back centre where residents can sell waste, a planned training centre for waste entrepreneurship, and a base for township clean-up and greening projects. “It is a women- and youth-led operation, with the team handling collection, sorting, baling, door-to-door awareness and eventually running training programmes,” Nxoko added. “Participants will gain skills in waste sorting and grading, baling, business management, SAWIS compliance, health and safety, community engagement and greening. “The community has been support-

From drug den to place of hope, an abandoned house in Zwide that once lured schoolchildren into its shadows, haa been given a second life as a recycling hub led by young women and youth, thanks to Gqeberha Fountain of Hope NPC. PHOTO: SUPPLIED ive. Residents now bring recyclables to the hub instead of dumping them,” he added. Nxoko appealed to the public to

support the project by bringing recyclables, including white paper and plastic, and donating bulk bags, scales, fencing and trolleys.

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Local Irish dancers impress at national championships IRISH dancers from the McWilliams Academy of Dance in Gqeberha shone at the South African Irish Dancing Championships and impressed the three international judges. The championships took place Gauteng from 25 to 27 September.

Championship results: • Alison Rennie was crowned SA champion in the girls’ 13–15 years’ championship. • Kate Erlank came second in the girls’ 12 years and under championship. • Megan Walker came third in the ladies’ 18–21

years championship. • Kate Rose-Innes came sixth in the girls’ 16 and 17 years championship. Megan Walker, Alison Rennie and Kate Erlank qualified to represent South Africa at the World Irish Dancing Championships in Belfast, Northern Ireland, UK, in March 2027. Other results over the nationals weekend The dancers brought home many gold, silver and bronze medals and achieved great results in the PC competitions and ceilis.

• Jocelyn Muller – ﬁrst in PC2 (10 years and over) • Emma Erlank – second in PC4 (10 years and under) • Mikayla Krebs – third in PC4 (11 and 12 years) • Gemma Krebs – ﬁfth in PC4 (13 and 14 years) • Chloe Weddeburn – fourth in PC4 (15 years and over) • Jocelyn Muller and Mikayla Krebs – second in the 2-hand Reel (11 and 12 years) • Alison Rennie and Kate Rose-Innes – third in the 2-hand Reel (15–18 years) • Emma Erlank, Jocelyn Muller, Mikayla Krebs and Kate Erlank – second in the 4-hand Ceili (10–11 years).

The McWilliams Academy dancers at the SA Irish Dancing Championships. From left are Megan Walker, Kate Erlank, Jocelyn Muller, Emma Erlank, Chloe Weddeburn, Kate Rose-Innes, Alison Rennie, Mikayla Krebs and Gemma Krebs. PHOTOS: SUPPLIED

Megan Walker, Kate Erlank and Alison Rennie qualified to represent South Africa at the World Irish Dancing Championships in 2027.

Oos-Kaap Voortrekkers spog met nege Voorslag-toekennings DIE Oos-Kaapse Voortrekkers spog met trots met die nege van hulle wat onlangs die Voorslag-toekenning verwerf het. Dié toekenning is ’n besondere nasionale prestasie wat ’n Voortrekker slegs in Graad 7 kan verwerf. Die nege jeuglede het die besondere Voorslag-goud en -silwer verwerf. Om hierdie prestasie op die Voortrekkerpad te bereik, vra toewyding, deursettingsvermoë, harde werk, kennis, vaardighede, leierskap en diensbaarheid. Dit is die resultaat van baie ure se voorbereiding, uitdagings wat aangepak is en die bereidwilligheid om telkens daardie ekstra myl te stap. “Voortrekkers, julle het gewys dat julle nie maklik moed opgee nie. Julle het met vasberadenheid aangehou,

nuwe uitdagings aanvaar en gewys wat dit beteken om die waardes van Afrikanerskap, burgerskap, Christenskap en diensbaarheid uit te leef. Ons is ongelooflik trots op elkeen van julle!” het die Voortrekkers Oos-Kaap in ’n verklaring gesê. Voorslag-silwer: • Henco Kritzinger, Laerskool Handhaaf • Joshua Maritz, Laerskool Lorraine • Connor Strick, Laerskool Verkenner • Caitlyn Coetzer, Laerskool Frans Conradie • Gilliam Venter, Laerskool Lorraine • Hano Schoonraad, Laerskool Sonop Voorslag-goud: • Stiaan Steyn, Laerskool Lorraine • Alri Stander, Laerskool Sonop • Shanique Leonidas, Laerskool Sonop

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Four voices,moulded by common roots HEIDI BOTHA THE Alliance Française is currently hosting the iiNgcambu Ceramic Exhibition, featuring the works of four artists: Amanda Heshu, Nomabaso Bedeshe, Ayanda Mji and Sinethemba Xola. Connected by their beginnings at Nelson Mandela University and deeply rooted in their shared love of clay, friendship, place and heritage, this exhibition displays the divergent forms that unfolded from the hands of these four individual artists. The Xhosa word iingcambu refers to both physical and symbolic roots, and, much like clay, heritage too carries ever-evolving stories and memories while remaining connected to its beginnings. The bodies of work speak of freedom found in vulnerability, but also of strength and resilience, healing and cultural preservation, and, ultimately, of the varied ways in which heritage finds expression through the pieces and the unique relationship between each artist and the forms they bring forth.

The Eastern Province Clivia Club will host its annual show and plant sale this weekend. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

EP Clivia Club gears up for annual show THE Eastern Province Clivia Club is set to host its annual show and plant sale on 10 and 11 October at the Fairview Sports Centre in Willow Road. Preserving a local treasure The club's primary aim is to promote the growing of clivias and to preserve these plants for future generations. Most people know the clivia as a striking orange "African lily", but this is far from the only species in the family. The Eastern Cape has its own local species, Clivia nobilis, with others including C. miniata, C. gardenii, C. caulescens, C. robusta and C. mirabilis found across the country. Unfortunately, the plant has already reached endangered status. Clivias are easy to grow because they require very little maintenance. They can be easily propagated from seed or by separating offshoots and thrive in places where most plants battle – shady areas under trees are ideal. Clivias are also water-wise plants. In nature, yellow, orange and a few other shades can be found. Through hybridisation, this has led to a wide variety of colours — peach, apricot, pastel, bi-colour, red, bronze, green and more. By crossing different species, inter-

esting flower forms and colour patterns have been developed. What to expect at the show The Eastern Province Clivia Club's annual show will take place on Saturday from 09:00 to 17:00 and on Sunday from 09:00 to 14:00. Members of the club are looking forward to sharing their knowledge at the show and teaching visitors how to ensure the future of this local plant and help conserve part of South Africa's floral heritage. Talks on growing clivias will take place on Saturday at 11:00 and 15:00, and again on Sunday at 11:00. If you cannot make these times, someone will be on hand to assist you, and experts will be available to help with any specific problems. Local growers will have a variety of plants for sale. The entry fee is R10, with children under 12 admitted free. The first 20 visitors on each day will receive a packet of mixed seeds and a special clivia seedling as a gift. There will also be literature for sale and a raffle with various plants as prizes — including a flowering green clivia. For more info, contact Emile on 079 506 6878, Charl on 082 851 2217 or Willie on 072 199 4839.

The four artists Finding her inspiration in natural forms, Amanda Heshu, ceramic artist and museum educator at the Nelson Mandela Metropolitan Art

Museum, creates organic structural shapes. Centring on the memory-retaining nature of clay, her intuitive creative process involves celebrating imperfections. For full-time ceramic artist, Sinethemba Xola, working with clay extends beyond being merely a medium. To him, the creative process involves a complete immersion in pottery during which he is entirely captured and captivated by his work, offering him absolute artistic clarity. Rooted in the post-colonial South African experience, he draws inspiration from the detailed doily patterns of township homes, weaving the quiet threads of domestic memory, silence and spirituality into sculptural shapes. For Ayanda Mji, a multidisciplinary artist working across ceramics and painting, art serves as an intimate space for renewal and creative freedom. With healing and empowerment at the heart of her craft, she uses her art as a tool for cultural preservation and community development. Traditional Xhosa-inspired patterns, Xhosa attire (imibhaco) and traditional dotted facial patterns (ukuchokoza) abound in her work, reflecting her deep connection to her roots and community, 'My People' (Abantu Bam). Ceramic artist, Nomabaso Be-

deshe, is currently serving as chief curator at the Red Location Gallery and is deeply invested in her community and background. With her practice strongly embedded in her Xhosa heritage and upbringing, Nomabaso explores ideas of identity, belonging and community traditions through her craft. A shared message Rooted in clay, heritage and memory, these four artists weave together a message that will linger within the Alliance's exhibition space and resonate far beyond it. Their works speak to cultural roots that run deep, heritage that endures and individual creative practices that have the capacity to give rise to many new shapes nourished by the same source. They remind us of the importance of honouring the roots that continue to shape who we are. The exhibition will run until 17 October and can be viewed Monday to Friday, 09:00 to 17:00, at the Alliance Française, 17 Mackay Street, Richmond Hill. A ceramic workshop will take place on Saturday, 10 October, from 10:30 to 12:00. The workshop costs R300 and will be led by the four exhibiting artists. For more information, visit the Alliance's website at www.afportelizabeth.com.

The four artists whose works are featured in the iiNgcambu Ceramic Exhibition are, from left Amanda Heshu, Sinethemba Xola, Nomabaso Bedeshe and Ayanda Mji. PHOTO: HEIDI BOTHA

DIARY | DAGBOEK 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, 3.5 km 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. GKPEKermis–Erfenisfees: Kuier saam by die GKPE Kermis – Erfenisfees op 10 Oktober vanaf 08:30 op die hoek van Southey- en Brunswickstraat, Adcockvale. Dit beloof om ’n dag vol pret, lekker kos, boeregees en vermaak vir oud en jonk te wees met kinderaktiwiteite, boeresport en

speletjies, boerekos, tradisionele boerepoeding en meer. Boot Sale: The Forest Hill community will have a boot sale at Clover Crescent, Forest Hill (open ground by Donkin Hospital) on 11 October and 18 October, from 07:00 to 12:30. For more info, contact Ian on 081 468 5077. Diabetes Wellness Meeting (Malabar): A meeting will take place at the Malabar Community Centre Minor Hall in Haworthia Drive on Tuesday, 13 October at 19:00. Podiatrist Stuart Alexander will speak about‘The diabetic foot – is it the same old story?’Contact Surendra Daya on 083 653 1491 or 041 457 4576. Diabetes Wellness Meeting (Springdale): A meeting will take place at the Gospel Hall on the corner of Geldenhuys and Olympia Streets on Tuesday, 13 October at 19:00. Springdale coordinator Clive Burke will speak about‘6 things that help clear blood sugar at night’. Contact Clive Burke on 083 500 9394. Diabetes Wellness Meeting (PE Branch): A meeting will take place at the Caritas Service Centre in West Street, Newton Park on Wednesday, 14 October at 19:15 for 19:30. James Morrow will speak about ‘Knowledge of ﬁrst aid for people with diabetes’. Contact Martin/Elizabeth on 082 579 9059 or 041 367 2810. 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. Steve Hofmeyr: Afrikaanse musiekliefhebbers in Gqeberha kan hulle gereedmaak vir 'n onvergeetlike aand wanneer Steve Hofmeyr op Vrydag, 23 Oktober by Elements in Little Chelsea optree. Die deure open om 17:00. Kaartjies teen R230 per persoon is beskikbaar by Hellen van Westway Tickets (082 487 3118) of aanlyn by www.westway.co.za. Aurora Spring Fete: Don’t miss the fun, food and festivities at the annual Aurora Spring Fete on Saturday, 24 October from 09:00 to 14:00 at 52 Alan Drive, Walmer Downs. There will be food trucks, stalls, pony rides, a giant bubble show, train rides, target shooting and much more. For more info, contact 041 368 6180 or visit the Aurora Special Care & Stimulation Centre Facebook page. 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. Kersmark: NG Kraggakamma hou Kersmark op Vrydag, 6 November van 15:00 tot 20:00 en Saterdag, 7 November van 08:00 tot 13:00. Die

koste is R300 met een tafel. Kontak Marisa by 082 493 6258. 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 make 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 and 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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PEExpress PUBLICATION OF AN APPLICATION IN TERMS OF SECTION 71 OF THE NELSON MANDELA BAY METROPOLITAN MUNICIPALITY SPATIAL PLANNING AND LAND USE MANAGEMENT BY-LAW, 2023 FOR: ERF/ERVEN: PHYSICAL ADDRESS: APPLICANT:

124 SUMMERSTRAND 12 7TH AVENUE TEDDIE H. BOUW ON BEHALF OF ABBAS KHAN TRUST

Notice is hereby given that an application will be made to the Nelson Mandela Bay Metropolitan Municipality for: 1. the removal of condition C. 3. (a-d) on page 3 as contained in Title Deed No. T4764/2019CTN applicable to Erf 124, Summerstrand in terms of Section 47 of the SPLUMA. The detailed proposal may be requested from the applicant via email, teddieb45@gmail.com Members of the public are invited to submit comments, objections or intervener status using the Comments & Objections Form in the SPLUM Bylaw, with clear reasons in respect of the proposal to the following: (1) The Applicant, Teddie Bouw residing at 45 Bob Price Street Hillside, cell 0822198710,email teddieb45@gmail.com and a copy sent to

PUBLICATION OF AN APPLICATION IN TERMS OF SECTION 71 OF THE NELSON MANDELA BAY METROPOLITAN MUNICIPALITY SPATIAL PLANNING AND LAND USE MANAGEMENT BY-LAW, 2023 FOR ERF/ERVEN: 7095, KORSTEN PHYSICAL ADDRESS: 3 DANIEL STREET APPLICANT: TEDDIE H. BOUW ON BEHALF OF PELLUM INVESTMENTS CC Notice is hereby given that an application will be made to the Nelson Mandela Bay Metropolitan Municipality for: 1. the amendment of the NMBMM Land Use Scheme, 2023 by the Rezoning of Erf 7095, Korsten measuring 397m² from Residential Zone 1 to Business Zone 1 The detailed proposal may be requested from the applicant via email, teddieb45@gmail.com Members of the public are invited to submit comments, objections or intervener status using the Comments & Objections Form in the SPLUM Bylaw, with clear reasons in respect of the proposal to the following: (1) The Applicant, Teddie Bouw residing at 45 Bob Price Street Hillside, cell 0822198710,email teddieb45@gmail.com and a copy sent to

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

on or before 20 November 2026.

7 October 2026

PUBLICATION OF AN APPLICATION IN TERMS OF SECTION 71 OF THE NELSON MANDELA BAY METROPOLITAN MUNICIPALITY SPATIAL PLANNING AND LAND USE MANAGEMENT BY-LAW, 2023 FOR: ERF: 446 Sunridge Park PHYSICAL ADDRESS: 18 Kragga Kamma Road, Sunridge Park APPLICANT: SETPLAN PTY LTD ON BEHALF OF Mr and Mrs Viljoen

ERF/ERVEN: 303 CHARLO PHYSICAL ADDRESS: 36 CIRCULAR DRIVE, CHARLO APPLICANT : S.M. VAN WYK ON BEHALF OF MR. SCC MAYBERY

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

1. For approval of an Additional Dwelling Unit. 2. For the amendment of the conditions applicable to Special Consent SC42/2003 – Guesthouse and Tea Garden, to increase the permitted number of guest rooms from 3 to 16, to permit a manager to reside on the premises in lieu of the owner/proprietor, and to permit the guesthouse use to extend beyond the structures existing at the time of the original approval. 3. Removal of Restrictive Title Conditions C.5.a, C.5.b, C.5.c and C.5.d contained in Deed of Transfer T9 05 79 /2 00 7 an d an y s ubs e q ue nt to D e e ds The detailed proposal may be requested from the applicant via email, brendan@setplan.com Members of the public are invited to submit comments, objections or intervener status using the Comments & Objections Form in the SPLUM Bylaw, with clear reasons in respect of the proposal to the following: (1) The Applicant (SETPLAN), POSTNET Suite 54 Private Bag X40106 Walmer 6065, 082 7879393 & brendan@setplan.com and a copy sent to (2) The Executive Director: Human Settlements, PO Box 9, Gqeberha, 6000; c/o e-mail awilliams@mandelametro.gov.za on or before 20 November 2026

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

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

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

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

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ERF124-PX071026

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

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1. the amendment of the NMBMM Land Use Scheme, 2023 by the relaxation of rear building line applicable to Erf 303 Charlo; 2. Council's Special Consent to permit Erf 303, Charlo to be used for Home Enterprise. The detailed proposal may be requested from the applicant via email –smvanwyk021@gmail.com. Members of the public are invited to submit comments, objections or intervener status using the Comments & Objections Form in the SPLUMA Bylaw, with clear reasons in respect of the proposal to the following: (1) The Applicant, S.M Van Wyk; 32 Wentworth Road, Greenshields Park; cell-0834410339, smvanwyk021@gmail.com and a copy sent to (2) The Executive Director: Human Settlements, PO Box 9, Gqeberha, 6000; c/o e-mail awilliams@mandelametro.gov.za on or before 17th November 2026. Persons with disabilities who are not able to email may contact Ms Williams at 2nd Floor Lillian Diedericks Building, No. 191 Govan Mbeki Avenue, Gqeberha, Tel No. 041 506 1813. A person who delivers comments, objections or representations will be notiﬁed if a hearing is to be held in respect of the application. (Comments submitted after the said date will be considered invalid. 0000000000-PX071026

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

ERF/ERVEN : ERF 25760, Bethelsdorp PHYSICAL ADDRESS : 82 Mtinganzi Street, Bethelsdorp APPLICANT : Complex Traﬃc (Pty) Ltd ON BEHALF OF : Funiwe Angelina Makeleni

ERF/ERVEN: Erf 928, North End PHYSICAL ADDRESS:8 Short Street, North End APPLICANT: Complex Trafﬁc (Pty) Ltd ON BEHALF OF: Siyahluma Masukwini Trading CC, Registration Number 2011/040143/23

Erf : 783 Summerstrand, Port Elizabeth Physical Address : 39 Erasmus Drive, Summerstrand, Port Elizabeth (Gqeberha) Applicant : BPlan Consultants On behalf of : The Owner, Queenstown Recyclers Proprietary Limited.

Erf : 1032 Humewood, Port Elizabeth Physical Address : 27A Marshall Road, Humewood, Port Elizabeth (Gqeberha). Applicant : BPlan Consultants On behalf of : K&R Trust.

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

Notice is hereby given in terms of the above and Section 47 of the SPLUMA that application will be made to the Nelson Mandela Bay Metropolitan Municipality for;

1. An application for a Town Planning Amendment to Rezone from Industrial Zone 1 and Transport Zone 1 to Business Zone 1 and Transport Zone 1; and 2. An application for a Town Planning Departure relating to the prescribed parking requirements.

1) The removal of conditions C. 5. (a), (b), (c) and (d) also D. 1, 2. and 3. in the current (T00142/2025) and any future Deed applicable to the property, and ; 2) The Council's Consent to permit the Owner to also use the above property for Boarding House (Student Accommodation) purposes.

Notice is hereby given that an application will be made to the Nelson Mandela Bay Metropolitan Municipality for: Town Planning Departure to Relax the Street Building Line from 3m to 0m, and Side Building Line from 1m to 0m in respect of Erf 25760, Bethelsdorp The detailed proposal may be requested from the applicant. Members of the public are invited to submit comments, objections or intervener status using the Comments & Objections Form in the SPLUM Bylaw, with clear reasons in respect of the proposal to the following: (1) The Applicant, Zanoxolo Seti of Complex Traﬃc (PTY) LTD & 8500 Boxongo Street, KwaZakhele, Port Elizabeth, 6205, 067 646 3387/ 071 018 1889 or complextraﬃc909@gmail.com, and a copy sent to

The detailed proposal may be requested from the applicant. Members of the public are invited to submit comments, objections or intervener status using the Comments & Objections Form in the SPLUM Bylaw, with clear reasons in respect of the proposal to the following:

(2) The Executive Director: Human Settlements, P O Box 9, Port Elizabeth 6000; c/o e-mail awilliams@mandelametro.gov.za on or before 19 November 2026.

(1) The Applicant, Zanoxolo Seti of Complex Traﬃc (PTY) LTD & 8500 Boxongo Street, KwaZakhele, Port Elizabeth, 6205, 067 646 3387/ 071 018 1889 or complextraﬃc909@gmail.com, and a copy sent to (2) The Executive Director: Human Settlements, P O Box 9, Port Elizabeth 6000; c/o e-mail awilliams@mandelametro.gov.za on or before 19 November 2026.

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

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

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

NM10075088-PX071026

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

ERF/ERVEN: 325, THEESCOMBE PHYSICAL ADDRESS:16 BRAHMS ROAD APPLICANT: MAARTJE WEYERS TRADING AS ROUTE2EC ON BEHALF OF: THE TRUSTEES FOR THE TIME BEING OF CGS PROPERTY TRUST

ERF/ERVEN: 189, CLARENDON MARINE PHYSICAL ADDRESS: 06 REINETT ROAD APPLICANT: MAARTJE WEYERS TRADING AS ROUTE2EC ON BEHALF OF: STEPHANE AND MAUREEN KEFFERSTEIN

1. The amendment of the NMBMM LUS Regulations by the rezoning of Erf 325, Theescombe, from Single Residential Zone 2 to General Residential Zone 1. The detailed proposal may be requested from the applicant via email to maartje@route2.co.za Members of the public are invited to submit comments, objections, or intervener status using the Comments & Objections Form in the SPLUM Bylaw, with clear reasons in respect of the proposal to the following: (1) The Applicant, Postnet Suite x121, Private Bag X0002, Sunridge Park, 6008, Cell: 082 375 3662, and email: maartje@route2.co.za and a copy sent to (2) The Executive Director: Human Settlements, P O Box 9, Port Elizabeth 6000; c/o e-mail awilliams@mandelametro.gov.za on or before 19 November 2026.

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

Notice is hereby given that an application will be made to the Nelson Mandela Bay Metropolitan Municipality for: 1. The removal of conditions B. 2. – 6. contained in the Title Deed No. T14042/2025 applicable to Erf 189, Clarendon Marine in terms of Section 47 of the SPLUMA; and

1) The removal of conditions C.5. (d) and (e) and also D. (b) and (c) in the present ( T7756/2013) and any past Title Deed applicable to Erf 1032 Humewood, containing similar conditions in order to bring the development rights of the property in line with the NMBMM Land Use Scheme,2023 and to regularise existing buildings. The detailed proposal may be requested from the Applicant at the below contact details. Members of the public are invited to submit comments, objections or intervener status using the Comments and Objections Form in the SPLUM By Law with clear reasons in respect of the proposal to the following:

(1) The Applicant, BPlan Consultants, PO Box 28355, Sunridge Park, Telephone number 079 490 0523 or email address bplan21@outlook.com and a copy sent to (2) The Executive Director: Human Settlements, PO Box 9, Port Elizabeth (Gqeberha,) 6000; email awilliams@mandelametro.gov.za on or before 19 November 2026.

(1) The Applicant, BPlan Consultants, PO Box 28355, Sunridge Park, Telephone number 079 490 0523 and email address bplan21@outlook.com and a copy also to be sent to (2) The Executive Director: Human Settlements, PO Box 9, Port Elizabeth, 6000; email awilliams@mandelametro.gov.za on or before 19 November 2026.

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

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

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

A p ers o n who d el i v e r s co m me nts , o b je ctio n s o r representations will be notiﬁed if a hearing is to be held in respect of the application.

NM10075094-PX071026

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

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

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

Notice is hereby given in terms of the above and Section 47 of the SPLUMA that application will be made to the Nelson Mandela Bay Metropolitan Municipality for;

NM10075420-PX071026

PUBLICATION OF AN APPLICATION IN TERMS OF SECTION 71 OF THE NELSON MANDELA BAY METROPOLITAN MUNICIPALITY SPATIAL PLANNING AND LAND USE MANAGEMENT BY-LAW, 2023 FOR: ERF/ERVEN: 285, KABEGA PHYSICAL ADDRESS: 12 VAN PLETTENBERG STREET APPLICANT: MAARTJE WEYERS TRADING AS ROUTE2EC ON BEHALF OF: GRACE INDEPENDENT BAPTIST CHURCH Notice is hereby given that an application will be made to the Nelson Mandela Bay Metropolitan Municipality for:

2. The amendment of the NMBMM Land Use Scheme, 2023 by the relaxation of building lines applicable to Erf 189, Clarendon Marine.

1. The amendment of the NMBMM LUS Regulations by the rezoning of Erf 285, Kabega, from Single Residential Zone1 to Community Zone 1. 2. The Removal of Restrictive Conditions B. 5. (a. – e.) contained in Title Deed No. T2478/2026 , applicable to Erf 285, Kabega in terms of Section 47 of the SPLUMA.

The detailed proposal may be requested from the applicant via email to maartje@route2.co.za

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

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

(1) The Applicant, Postnet Suite x121, Private Bag X0002, Sunridge Park, 6008, Cell: 082 375 3662 and email: maartje@route2.co.za and a copy sent to (2) The Executive Director: Human Settlements, P O Box 9, Port Elizabeth 6000; c/o e-mail awilliams@mandelametro.gov.za

(1) The Applicant, Postnet Suite x121, Private Bag X0002, Sunridge Park, 6008, Cell: 082 375 3662, and email:maartje@route2.co.za and a copy sent to (2) The Executive Director: Human Settlements, P O Box 9, Port Elizabeth 6000; c/o e-mail awilliams@mandelametro.gov.za

NM10075400-PX071026

PUBLICATION OF AN APPLICATION IN TERMS OF SECTION 71 OF THE NELSON MANDELA BAY METROPOLITAN MUNICIPALITY SPATIAL PLANNING AND LAND USE MANAGEMENT BY-LAW, 2023 FOR: Erf : Erf 832 Cotswold, Port Elizabeth Physical Address : corner Lewerkie, Hoepoe and Loerie Streets, Cotswold, Port Elizabeth (Gqeberha) Applicant : BPlan Consultants On behalf of : Ibhayi Salvage Services Proprietary Limited. Notice is hereby given in terms of the Section 47 of the SPLUMA and the above and the NMBMM Land Use Scheme that application will be made to the Nelson Mandela Bay Metropolitan Municipality for, 1. The removal of Conditions l.B.6. (a), (c) and (d) also ll. B., LLL.B. and IV. B. and also an amendment of Condition l.B.6. (b) in the current (T10601/2018) and any past and future Title Deed for Erf 832 Cotswold containing similar conditions. The detailed proposal may be requested from the Applicant at the below contact details. Members of the public are invited to submit comments, objections or intervener status using the Comments and Objections Form in the SPLUM By Law with clear reasons in respect of the proposal to the following: (1) The Applicant, BPlan Consultants, PO Box 28355, Sunridge Park, Telephone number 079 490 0523 and email address bplan21@outlook.com and a copy sent to (2) The Executive Director: Human Settlements, PO Box 9, Port Elizabeth, 6000; email awilliams@mandelametro.gov.za on or before 19 November 2026

on or before 19 November 2026.

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

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Hoërskool Cillié bult nou sy spiere in sokker HANNES SCHOEMAN DIE Hoërskool Cillié in die Baai wat jare lank as ’n sterk rugbyskool bekend was, het sy fokus nou na sokker geskuif. En in net die heel eerste gestruktureerde sokkerliga vir hoërskole is dit duidelik dat Cillié ook met die ronde bal ’n groot faktor gaan word. Juandré Freeman, hoof van sokker by die skool, sê dis verbasend hoe gewild die sport by die skool geword het. Sokker word al vir meer as tien jaar by die skool gespeel, maar wedstryde was net vriendskaplik en skole moes wedstryde reël teen wie ook al hulle wou speel. Na ’n onderbreking weens onder meer COVID het die sport in 2021 weer begin vlamvat. Nou in die eerste amptelike seisoen het

Cillié behoorlik spiere gebult. Die skool se drie spanne, seuns o.17, seuns o.19 en meisies o.19 het gesamentlik 86 doele aangeteken. In totaal het Cillié se drie spanne 29 ligawedstryde gespeel, met 20 oorwinnings, drie gelykopuitslae en net ses nederlae. Dis beslis ’n klop op die skouer vir Freeman en Aadilah Wassin, wat in beheer van die meisiespan is. Die onderskeie spanne se rekord is: Seuns o.17 - sewe ligawedstryde, vyf gewen, een gelykop, een verloor, 16 doele aangeteken, wenpersentasie van 71.4%. Seuns o.19 - 13 ligawedstryde, agt gewen, twee gelykop, drie verloor, 19 doele aangeteken, wenpersentasie van 61,5%. Meisies o.19 - nege ligawedstryde, sewe gewen, twee verloor, 51 doele aangeteken, wenpersentasie van 77,8%.

Milani Ngcingwane op die aanval vir Cillié se meisiepan.

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Weekend sports news, results, upcoming ﬁxtures SELBY MADIKANE Gqeberha derby results in seven-goal game FANS sat on the edges of their seats after Gqeberha Cavaliers FC lost 4-3 to the defending champions Old Grey (OG) FC during a ABC Motsepe League EC Coastal Stream clash at NMU Second Avenue Campus Field in Summerstrand on Saturday. The newcomer Cavaliers came to the field ready to collect three points as OG FC lost their opening game 2-0 to Sundays River Valley Academy FC. Cavaliers, however, drubbed FC Buffalo City Relatives 6-1 at NMU Second Avenue Campus Field last Saturday. After dropping points at the top of the log table, Cavaliers are sitting in second place. OG FC are in seventh place. FC Buffalo City Relatives bounced back from their worst defeat as they earned a hard-fought 1-0 victory over Seven Stars FC at Sisa Dukashe Stadium in Mdantsane on Saturday. Amavarara FC secured a narrow 2-1 triumph against Gqeberha United, who had defeated Makana Rhini United FC 5-1 at Rhodes University Prospect Field in Makhanda last Saturday. In their first league game, Robert Sobukwe Town side Camdeboo Football Academy Development registered a convincing 3-0 victory over Makana Rhini United FC at Botanic Gardens Sports Field on Saturday. The City of Saints are languishing without a win at the bottom of the log table. Inland Stream results: • FC Ravens 1-0 Amaxesibe FC • United FC 1-1 Sinenkani FC • Matta Milan FC 0-0 Bush Bucks FC • Komani United FC 2-1 University of Fort Hare

FC • Bizana Pondo City FC 5-0 SA Spear of the Nation FC Upcoming fixtures on 24 October at 15:00: Coastal Stream: • Makana Rhini United FC – Amavarara FC at Rhodes University Prospect Field • Camdeboo Football Academy Development FC – Sundays River Valley Academy FC at Botanic Gardens Sports Field • Gqeberha United FC – FC Buffalo City Relatives at Gqeberha United Ground • Prides AFC – Gqeberha Cavaliers at North End Stadium • Seven Stars FC – Old Grey FC at Dumpy Stadium. Inland Stream: • SA Spear of the Nation FC – Matta Milan FC at Mphuthumi Mafumbatha Stadium • Bizana Pondo City FC – Komani United FC at Mphuthumi Mafumbatha Stadium • Bush Bucks FC-United FC at Rotary Stadium • University of Fort Hare FC -FC Ravens at UFH Alice Campus • Sinenkani FC - Amaxesibe FC at Mphuthumi Mafumbatha Stadium Rain disrupts NMB-IFA League programme THE Nelson Mandela Bay Industrial Football Association (NMB-IFA) League cancelled some of its games as rain disrupted certain programmes at Bridgemead Ground and Dana 1 Field on Sunday. Bridgemead Ground: The rain forced the last game between Forvia Port Elizabeth and Mondelez to be postponed until further notice. Borbet SA (Pty) Ltd failed to turn up against Kanu. Dairy Group did not show up to face Sovereign Foods. Fomoco Food also did not pitch up for their game against Purem by Eberspacher. Dana 1 Field: Dana did not honour their

game against Fresenius Kabi, who won by default. The clashes — Key Pak-Tradekor, Triton Express-Benteler and Valeo-Tenneco Ride Control SA (Pty) Ltd — were called off as the field was waterlogged. Shatterprufe Struandale: Willard Auto X moved from sixth place to third place on the log table after they thrashed Adient PPC 10-1. Despite their 3-2 defeat, Volpes fought tooth and nail against Black Magic. Sasko shared a 3-3 draw with Shatterprufe Neave. Shatterprufe Struandale won by default against Resrg Rehau. Upcoming fixtures on 11 October: Bridgemead Ground: • 09:00 Tradekor – Borbet SA (Pty) Ltd • 10:30 Triton Express- Sovereign Foods • 12:00 Kanu – Continental Tyres • 13:30 Dairy Group – Willard Auto X Dana 1 Field: • 09:00 Valeo - Benteler • 10:30 Dana – Tenneco Ride Control SA (Pty) Ltd • 12:00 Purem by Eberspacher - Volpes • 13:30 Black Magic – Key Pak Shatterprufe Struandale: • 09:00 Shatterprufe Struandale – Shatterprufe Neave • 10:30 Resrg Rehau – Forvia Port Elizabeth • 12:00 Mondelez – Fomoco Fordds • 13:30 Sasko – Fresenius Kabi Sporting Chance programmes keep learners busy during school holidays HUNDREDS of children took part in Sporting Chance programmes at Motherwell Shopping Centre during the September school holidays. Sporting Chance coordinator, Lindelwa Notie Dayimani, said that their programmes inspire children to be enthu-

Coaches, officials and children after the end of the recent Sporting Chance programme at Motherwell Shopping Centre.

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siastic about living a healthy lifestyle through sport and a positive lifestyle through life skills. Dayimani said children took part in soccer and netball, with the aim of searching for raw sports talent. Dayimani said, “Our programmes are not only focused on sporting activities. Through our programmes, we equip children with education focusing on some life skills. We mainly focus on fostering the upliftment of children by teaching them to take education seriously and to refrain from criminal activities.” According to Dayimani, 123 children were given entry forms. Dayimani stated that the children from the ages of seven to 13 participated in their programmes free of charge, but participation was strictly restricted to those who had submitted fully completed forms supplied before schools were closed in September. Dayimani commended her 10 coaches and the intern Liyema Hogan for their unwavering contribution during the Sporting Chance programmes. Dayimani also lauded Motherwell Shopping Centre manager, Mzo Limba, and thanked all the children who made Sporting Chance a resounding success. All the children received kits for training sessions from Limba, and they each went home with a certificate of participation on Thursday. Milan Stars FC receives new kit IT was a special moment for the players of the Milan Stars FC u/15 team when Van Rensburg Shuttle & Tourism Service handed over a brand-new set of kit on Thursday. One of Van Rensburg Shuttle & Tourism Service’s staff members, Major Pikoli said, “We at Van Rensburg Shuttle & Tourism Service decided that something needs to be done for Milan Stars FC as their members look after Van Rensburg Shuttle & Tourism Service buses without looking for any payment. “Let me thank Stars’ President Nyanisile Rala, Secretary David Ngxishe and their executive committee for keeping the children off the streets.” The kit handover was made even more memorable by Van Rensburg Shuttle & Tourism Service staff member and yesteryear player, Danny Nkohla, who shared his journey, experiences and words of wisdom with the players. Joel Ndumo from Van Rensburg Shuttle & Tourism Service said that the kit handover to Stars was one of their company’s corporate social investments, and urged the youth to take sport and education seriously. The club president thanked Van Rensburg Shuttle & Tourism Service for the donation and said that the new kit would boost the morale of their u/15 team.