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For the first time in 21 years, twins have stolen the spotlight in the ‘PE Express’ Christmas Baby competition! Identical brothers, Alessio and Azeylio Visenyoue, have melted hearts and won over judges with their irresistible grins, making history as the contest’s first-ever twin champions. Read more about them on page 4. PHOTO: LIEZEL STEENKAMP/PRO-DESIGN PHOTOGRAPHERS

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THE Gqeberha art community is in mourning following the tragic death of choreographer, dancer and artist Dugulth “Junior King” Ferreira, who was killed in a head-on collision on the N1 near Verkeerdevlei on Thursday morning. The 29-year-old artist, who had become a symbol of hope and achievement for young people in his community, was among five people travelling in a grey Volkswagen Polo TSI when it collided with a light truck last week. Ferreira died from his injuries, whilst three other passengers sustained moderate injuries and were transported to Pelonomi Trauma in Bloemfontein for treatment. According to police spokesperson, Lieutenant Colonel Thabo Covane, initial investigations indicate that the Polo was travelling southbound towards Bloemfontein whilst the truck was heading northbound towards Winburg when the vehicles collided head-on. Both drivers escaped the collision unharmed. Ferreira was seated behind the driver, alongside his two young children, when the accident occurred. As news of his death spread, tributes poured in across social media platforms, highlighting Ferreira’s profound impact on his community and the broader South African arts scene. “A talented young star from the northern areas has tragically fallen. Junior King was distinguished by his remarkable dance moves and rap skills, and also dedicated himself to empowering young boys in the Northern Areas through his activism and mentorship. The Bethelsdorp Northern Areas community mourns the loss of another promising young life. May he rest in peace,” read one tribute. Another mourner expressed Ferreira’s significance to the Afrikaans Hip-Hop community: “It is a sad day for us not only for Afrikaans hip-hop but also for Port Elizabeth (Gqeberha), his family, friends and kids.”

Junior King died in a road accident on Thursday, 11 December. PHOTO: FACEBOOK A third tribute captured his visible presence in the community: “Junior King has been an inspiration to many, and it’s with utter disbelief that we will not see him in the streets shooting music videos, or content or seeing him on stages doing what he loves. You proved countless times that talk is cheap when you’re a dreamer. Rest easy, your life will never be forgotten.” Born in Kariega and raised in Fernwood Park, Bethelsdorp, Ferreira had been passionate about dance from the age of six. In an interview with PE Express in August, he revealed how his journey began: “I started dancing at the age of six and became a choreographer since the age of eight and was the leader of my school dance group at the time.” His passion for hip-hop and dance distinguished him from his peers during childhood. “When I grew up, everyone else was playing soccer, rugby or cricket, and everyone wanted to play sport,” he shared. “I played sport but never fell in love with it; I never had a passion for it until I found dancing.” With more than 20 years of experience in choreography, Ferreira had worked exten-

sively with his twin sisters and led his own dance group. He had successfully monetised his talent through social media platforms, particularly TikTok, where his performances garnered significant followings. Beyond his artistic achievements, Junior King was deeply committed to mentoring young people in his community. He often counselled aspiring dancers about balancing passion with education: “It is very important to have an academic qualification behind your name because anything can happen in the space of dancing. You could break a leg, so you need an education as a backup.” His message to young people was one of perseverance and possibility: “Work on your passion as hard as you work on your academic studies because your passion can change your life.” His philosophy that “when your passion is your job, you will never feel like you’ve worked a day in your life” resonated with many young people who saw him as proof that dreams could become reality through dedication and hard work. In a statement released following his death, Ferreira’s family described him as “a beloved son, father, brother and artist whose talent and energy touched countless lives.” The family confirmed that his children are safe and expressed gratitude for the overwhelming support from across South Africa. “We are humbled by the outpouring of love and tributes from fans, friends and fellow artists across South Africa. His legacy as a performer and cultural voice will live on in the hearts of all who knew him,” the family statement read. The family has requested privacy during their time of mourning and asked the public to keep the injured passengers in their prayers as they recover. A case docket for culpable homicide has been opened at Verkeerdevlei Police Station as investigations into the circumstances surrounding the collision continue.

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MAKING history in the most heartwarming way possible, a pair of twins have captured the PE Express Christmas baby competition crown, becoming the first duo to share top honours in the contest's proud 21-year tradition. Identical twins Alessio and Azeylio Visenyoue have utterly charmed the judging panel with their absolutely infectious smiles. The delightful duo from Kensington, Gqeberha, were born just one minute apart on 14 March 2025 to proud parents Yardley and Reevan Visenyoue. Alessio arrived first at 14:21, followed by his twin brother Azeylio at 14:22. The journey to parenthood proved quite the surprise for the young couple. Yardley discovered she was expecting the day before her 25th birthday on 10 August 2024. “I’ll never forget the day I found out I was pregnant – gosh, I was over the moon!” she recalled. “I found out a day before my birthday,” she shared. “I jokingly said to my husband whilst we were waiting for our turn with the gynaecologist, ‘What if it’s two babies or three babies?’ My husband just laughed it off, and when it was our turn, guess what we saw? Two little blobs! My husband was in shock, but I was over the moon!” Despite their gynaecologist’s prediction that the twins would be fraternal, Alessio and Azeylio proved to be identical, though Mom

Proud parents Yardley and Reevan Visenyoue with their twin boys, Alessio and Azeylio.

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has always been able to tell them apart. “My gynaecologist convinced me that each child had their own placenta and sac and would not be identical. It’s safe to say he was wrong,” she laughed. “But I could always tell

them apart; however, dad and the rest of our family, not so much.” The twins’ unique names hold special meaning for the family. “Azeylio and Alessio both mean ‘God’s gift’ – they are actually biblical,

but I just added and twisted a couple of letters around,” explained Yardley. “I had an entire list of names; it was so hard, but I couldn’t imagine them having any other names.” These are the couple’s first children, with twins running in Yardley’s family on her mother’s side. “They are our first children – hopefully not our last! I’m praying for another set of twins!” she admitted with a chuckle. The nine-month-old boys are described as “such happy, joyful little babies” who are “always laughing and smiling and very curious.” Their favourite entertainment comes from Mickey Mouse Clubhouse and Miss Rachel, with Yardley occasionally having to mimic the characters’ voices to encourage cooperation. “From time to time, I have to mimic Mickey Mouse and Miss Rachel’s voice in order for them to cooperate – I don’t know how I discovered that, but it works.” When it comes to feeding time, the twins enjoy their purées, particularly fruits and sweet potatoes, whilst watching their beloved programmes. “Every day is a different ball game with these two,” their mother reflected. “Sometimes we take naps together, and other times one sleeps and the other just refuses.” The victory in the PE Express baby competition marks a joyful milestone for this charming Kensington family. “I was so excited to hear they had won the competition; they really do win everyone over with their cute little smiles!”

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St Croix Sea Scouts transform Main Library with garden project THE entrance to the Gqeberha Main Library has been given a vibrant new lease on life thanks to a youth-led environmental project by the St Croix Sea Scouts from Bluewater Bay. Working closely with the Historical Society of Port Elizabeth, the Scouts established an Indigenous Garden that enhances the library’s historic setting while supporting biodiversity and conservation education. The Historical Society arranged permission for the use of the space and assisted with soil, compost, and landscaping materials, enabling the Scouts to undertake the project in a meaningful and sustainable way. The garden features hardy Eastern Cape species, including aloes, spekboom, gasteria, and euphorbia. Many of these plants were rescued from development zones within the Coega SEZ, where patches of coastal thicket and natural vegetation are under pressure from industrial expansion. Through a rehoming initiative, these plants were saved from destruction and given a new home at the Main Library. This initiative forms part of the Scouts’ contribution to Scouts South Africa’s National Challenge 2025 and directly supports several United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, including: • SDG 11: Sustainable Cities and Communities – revitalising a public space and fostering community pride • SDG 13: Climate Action – using water-wise indigenous species that support resilience • SDG 15: Life on Land – protecting threatened plants and promoting local biodiversity. “Our Scouts were involved in every step, from planning the layout, preparing the soil, planting, watering and learning about the ecological importance of each species,” says Norman Visser, Scout Group Leader for the St Croix Sea Scouts. “This project wasn’t just about making the space look better. It was a hands-on lesson in conservation, teamwork and caring for our

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Walmer Lawn Tennis Club aces 125th anniversary celebration NATASHA BEZUIDENHOUT

Doubles Tournament, usually held around June. It has always been a very social club, but we also have a lot of very strong players who compete at league level and even on a national level, of whom we are very proud. The lockdown during COVID ended up boosting club membership,as it was one of the few sports that could still be played during lockdown. With the help of sponsors and members’contributions,we have managed to resurface all ﬁve of our courts over the last three years and have made quite a few improvements to the clubhouse and the garden area around the clubhouse.

THE Walmer Lawn Tennis Club celebrated its 125th anniversary at a special dinner held on Friday, 5 December. The PE Express caught up with Club President Andrew Meldrum, who shared some insight into the club that was established in 1900. Could you give readers the history of the Walmer Lawn Tennis Club? Where and when was the facility initially built and launched, and by whom? The Walmer Lawn Tennis Club was initially established in 1900 and is now 125 years old. This is called a quasquicentennial anniversary. Is the club still situated at the same premises? The club moved around for a bit initially, and the ﬁrst tennis matches were played on a sort of rough gravel surface. The club eventually made its home on the spot where we are currently located, on the corner of 10th Avenue and Villiers Road, back in 1916 and has been there ever since. Were there any other lawn tennis clubs in Gqeberha at the time? Only PELTC, which is still based at St George’s Park, is older than the Walmer Lawn Tennis Club. Regarding the word ‘lawn’, our courts are hard courts and not grass, but the sport itself is technically called ‘lawn tennis’. Lawn tennis is the sport that most people know simply as tennis, whether it is played on grass

Professor Buys (former Club President), Andrew Meldrum (current Club President) and Garth Loest (former Club President and current Vice President) at the anniversary dinner on 5 December. or any other surface. This is to distinguish it from real tennis, which is a much older form of tennis played indoors. According to Wikipedia, the term ‘real’ was ﬁrst used by journalists in the early 20th century as a retronym to distinguish the ancient game from modern lawn tennis (even though, at present, the latter sport is seldom contested on lawns outside the few social-club-managed estates such as Wimbledon). How many members did the club initially start with,

Most improved player of the year, Mombasa Maseti (centre), with Garth Loest (left) and Andrew Meldrum (right). PHOTOS: SUPPLIED and was lawn tennis popular when it ﬁrst started? We think the club started with just four players back in 1900. Since then, membership has grown quite a bit! Currently, the club has around 80 members, with ages ranging from school children and teenagers playing alongside their families right up to members in their 70s and 80s. What are the highlights of the Walmer Lawn Tennis Club throughout the years? The club has become well known for its annual Mixed

How is the anniversary being celebrated this year? We made quite a big thing of the anniversary at this year’s mixed doubles tournament.We also produced some commemorative items like pens and bags.The main event, however, was the 125th anniversary dinner held on Friday last week for club members and invited guests from other tennis clubs in the Bay Area. Is there any message to the club members? Thank you for being part of our loyal tennis community. Why would you say lawn tennis is still popular and enjoyed today amongst young and old alike, across all generations? It is a very social sport, with a lot of players focusing on doubles play as they get older,and it is a sport that you can play virtually your whole life. Although make no mistake, it is a hard sport to learn initially and can take years just to get the basics right. Added to that, it is a great exercise and lots of fun!

Local NPO addresses road safety concerns through youth engagement NATASHA BEZUIDENHOUT A NON-PROFIT Organisation (NPO) has been making significant strides in addressing local safety concerns whilst simultaneously providing support to vulnerable youth.

The Ubuntu Community Project, recently registered as a non-profit organisation after seven years of community service, has been working in the Northern Areas and Timothy Valley to tackle pressing issues ranging from road safety to youth rehabilitation and clinic transporta-

tion for the elderly. “We have been active for seven years, and we are finally registered as an NPO,” said Shelton Scheepers, executive director of the Ubuntu Community Project. “We provide support to community members who are vulnerable.” The organisation’s approach involves engaging local children in filling potholes throughout various areas, addressing both road safety concerns and providing structured activities for at-risk youth. Scheepers explains that road safety has become a critical issue in the community. “Our aim is to fill potholes because it is a big concern when it comes to the safety of residents and emergency vehicles,” he shared. “Many accidents occur because of unnecessary potholes, so without receiving any funding, we fill a pothole with gravel.” The initiative serves a dual purpose, as the organisation works to combat substance abuse and provide positive alternatives for local youth. The programme primarily involves boys aged nine to 17, with only two girls currently participating. “By being active in the community, we are stopping kids from using drugs and loitering,” Scheepers explained. “Children are so vulnerable, and we are sadly losing our children by the day.” Beyond pothole repairs, the Ubuntu Community Project provides community support services. The organisation assists the elderly and disabled with transport to clinics whilst running awareness programmes to address elderly abuse, child abuse and drug abuse. The NPO’s philosophy centres on instilling long-term positive behaviours in young participants. “If children are used to cleaning up their area, it won’t be a problem when they are adults,” Scheepers shared.

Shelton Scheepers, Executive Director of the Ubuntu Community Project, filling a pothole with the assistance of two community children. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

According to Scheepers, many of the children involved in the programme come from households facing economic hardship, with unemployed parents struggling to provide basic necessities. The organisation is actively seeking corporate partnerships to strengthen its operations and expand work development opportunities for youth, including car washing services. “The important thing is to save children’s lives to keep them from vandalism, drugs and negative activities,” Scheepers shared. “Children in the community are struggling because often they don’t have food or clothes. So, we are searching for companies to strengthen the organisation, to help the youth with work development.”

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MEMBERS of MJ’s Judo Dojo are set to compete in the 2025 SANIX International Juvenile Judo Team Championships in Japan, running from 22 to 29 December 2025.

HENK STEENKAMP THE Eastern Province under-16 Girls cricket squad will cherish this one for many years to come. They had a torrid time at the Cricket South Africa U/16 Girls’ Week, which was held at various venues in Nelson Mandela Bay and surrounding areas, but one match stood out above all. The EP Girls only managed to win one of their six matches when the event ended this past weekend, but what a special victory it was! They were involved in an absolute nail-biter in the match against Easterns, which was played at Woodridge College’s Rushmere field just outside Gqeberha. Easterns batted first and were bowled out for only 63 runs. Morgan de Souza (4/8), Asekho Gova (2/4) and Unakho Gitywa (2/5) were the bowling heroes for EP. The 64 runs required for victory looked like an easy task, but Easterns put the EP Girls under pressure with quality bowling. It took a huge effort and some cool heads, to get EP over the line. They reached the target with just one wicket remaining. Gitywa again played an important role in the victory, this time with the bat after having taken two valuable wickets with the ball. The all-rounder from Pearson High top-scored for EP with 16 valuable runs. She was well supported by Tana Sinclair with 15 runs. The EP Boys did very well at the U17 Rural Week in Mpumalanga. They won the Plate Final by beating North West by 157 runs. The Girls’ U/19 Week ends on Saturday in Potchefstroom and the Boys play their final match on Sunday in Bloemfontein. Scores U16 Girls’Week in Gqeberha

• EPvTitans:EP99/3Titans100/4-Titanswonby6wickets. • EP v North West: EP 71 North West 72/2 North West won by 8 wickets. • EP v Easterns: Easterns 63 EP 64/9 - EP won by 1 wicket. • EP v Free State: EP 126 Free State 127/6 - Free State won by 4 wickets. • EP v Western Province: EP 64 WP 65/2 - WP won by 8 wickets.

U17 Boys Rural week in Mpumalanga

• EP v Northern Cape: EP 185/8 Northern Cape 76 all out - EP won by 109 runs. • EP v Limpopo: Limpopo 75/9 EP 58 all out - Limpopo won by 17 runs. • EP v EC Linyathi: EC Linyathi 84/6 EP 67/5 - EP won by 6 runs (DLS Method). • EPvBorderKei:EP176/8BorderKei22-EPwonby154runs. • EP v North West (Plate Final): EP 278/9 North West 121 - EP won by 157 runs.

10thAnnualAttaVictor Memorialracecomingup VICTORY Raceway invites motorsport enthusiasts to the 10th Annual Atta Victor Memorial Race, taking place on Saturday, 27 December. This prestigious event honours the memory of Atta Victor, the esteemed promoter of Victory Raceway, who sadly passed away on 2 December 2016 following a heart attack. Victory Raceway is proud to continue celebrating the legacy of this motorsport legend through this commemorative racing event. The gates will open at 14:00 with racing commencing at 18:00 at Victory Raceway, Victoria Drive, Walmer, Gqeberha. Admission and racing programme Admission is priced at R80 for adults and R40 for children under 13, with track parking available at R50 per vehicle. The day’s competition will showcase an exciting array of racing categories, including 1600 Saloons, 1660s, 2.1 Modifieds, Hot Rods, Heavy Metals, and American Saloons. A variety of food stalls will be available throughout the event, offering delicious refreshments for all attendees. For more info and enquiries, contact Vicky on 083 320 6590 or Maggie on 082 656 8830.

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Tiffany Botes and Sensei Reece Kramer.

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Sensei Reece Kramer will be travelling as coach and manager, with Tiffany Botes of Laerskool Verkenner, participating in the tournament. Tiffany’s journey in judo began at the age of six. Her passion for the sport has only grown under the guidance of Sensei Reece — earning her titles such as District Champion and competing in both kata and fighting at the South African Judo Championships. “I love Judo because every training session teaches me something new about focus, strength and discipline. My dream is to one day become a Sensei and earn my black belt so I can teach others, just as Sensei Reece teaches me,” says Tiffany. Sensei Reece describes Tiffany as an exceptional young athlete with rare resilience and maturity. “Tiffany has a remarkable calmness on the mat, paired with a fierce fighting spirit. She has the rare ability to get up stronger every time she’s knocked down. This tour will expose her to world-class

Weekend sport results SELBY MADIKANE Zwide Liquor Store Bar Seven-A-Side Soccer Tournament attracts supporters Spectators came in droves to watch the Zwide Liquor Store Bar seven-a-side tournament that took place at Lillian Ngoyi Indoor Sports Complex Grounds on Sunday. According to the tournament director, Gazza Ndondo, the event was organised for players who are 45 years old and above. Ndondo explains, “This tournament is run to give the yesteryear players who are 45 years old and above an opportunity to entertain members of the community. Furthermore, this tournament helps to promote a healthy lifestyle. The fundamental goal of this tournament is to promote participation. Winning is not the priority, but participation matters most.” It was a straight knockout tournament. Amarazo Masters FC defeated Motherwell Masters FC 6-2 in the final. Muzi Links from Amarazo FC and Chris Matyolo were voted top goal scorer and best goalkeeper of the tournament, respectively. Ndondo thanked the sponsor, Zwide Liquor Store Bar, for supporting their programme. ABC Motsepe League last results of the year ABC Motsepe League hosted its last games of the year on Saturday at various venues. Coastal Stream: FC Buffalo City Relatives defeated Gqeberha United FC 1-0 at Sisa Dukashe Stadium in Mdantsane. Relatives are on top of the league table. Camdeboo Football Academy Development defeated 3-0 Makana Rhini United FC at the Botanic Gardens Sports Grounds in Graaff-Reinet. EMI FC lost 2-1 against Komani United FC at Lady Grey Stadium in Lady Grey. Old Grey FC secured a 2-1 triumph over Seven Stars FC at Dumpy Adams Stadium in Komani. Sundays River Valley Academy won 2-0 over Amavarara at Valencia Sports Grounds in Addo. Inland Stream: Fast Eleven FC secured a 1-0 triumph over FC Battalion at Newrest Stadium in Lusikisiki. Bush Bucks beat Bizana Pondo City FC 3-2 at Umthatha Stadium in Mthatha. Sinenkani FC went down 1-0 to Amaxesibe FC at Mphuthumi Mafumbatha Stadium in Bizana. Mighty Eagles FC drew 1-1 with FC Ravens at Umthatha Stadium. Matta Milan FC lost 2-0 to SA Spear of the Nation FC at Mbhashe Stadium in Willowvale. Motherwell Envoys FC win Wells Estates Last Dance Soccer Tournament Hundreds of spectators came to see the Wells Estates Last Dance Football Tournament from Saturday to Sunday. According to one of the tournament organisers, Thulani Ntile, “We noticed that the teams were hungry for games, but MOFA games had to be put on hold since most players were writing their final year examinations. Wells Estates football clubs decided that after examinations, they should run the open tournament.” The teams were divided into two groups, with the tournament starting with a round-robin stage and ending in a knockout stage. Motherwell Envoys FC from Group A and Masilakhe FC from Group B competed

in the final. Envoys won 5-4 on penalties after sudden death. Envoys won the first prize of R1,400, while Masilakhe went home with R700. The full results of the tournament group stages: Group A results: Dema Development FC 0-0 Young Lovers FC; Motherwell Envoys FC 4-0 AmaXhosa FC; Young Lovers FC 0-1 Motherwell Envoys FC; Dema Development FC 1-1 Motherwell Envoys FC Group B results: Diski Dancers FC 1-1 Masilakhe FC; Amajimbosi FC 1-0 Diski Dancers FC; Amajimbosi FC 1-1 Masilakhe FC

Judo, and I believe she will represent South Africa with courage and heart.” The schedule includes world-class seminars and training sessions led by international Judo masters, followed by the main competition — an incredible opportunity for learning, growth, and proudly representing South Africa on the global arena.

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