FinalSmileWeekmarksendofaneraforECsurgeon
NATASHA BEZUIDENHOUT
EIGHT-MONTH-OLD Asenathi’s life was changed on Thursday morning when she underwent surgery at Port Elizabeth Provincial Hospital to correct asevere bilateral cleft lip.
The procedure,performed by Dr Chris van der Walt,was asuccess —and as the infantwas wheeledout of theatre, relief washed over hermother’s face.
The operation formedpart of alandmarkthree-day surgical initiative hosted by the Smile Foundation from 25 to 27 March,marking the final “Smile Week” for van der Walt after 16 years of service that has transformed the lives of more than 500 children
Speaking shortly after surgery, the head of plastic surgery at the hospital said the programme remains as vital as ever.
“We have 19 patients booked,” said van der Walt.
“This morning, we did the littlebaby with the bilateral cleft. It is quite adeformity to have, and everything went very well with the child, so I’msure the parents are going to be very ecstatic.”
LittleAsenathi from Humansdorp, whose condition had affected her ability to feed and smile, was safely in her mother’s arms after the more than two-hour procedure.
Hermother, Ondela Ndudula, described the emotional toll of the experience.
“I was very nervous,and Iwas shaking, especially during the surgery, but now, after they came out of theatre, I’m just very happy,”she said. “There is abig difference after surgery becauseher lip was open before, born likethat,and now it is closed.I’m justsohappy.”
Vander Walt’s final Smile Week signals atransition, rather than acompletedeparture. After 25 surgicaloutreach weeks, he plans to step back from leadership whilecontinuing to support services at the hospital.
“We all make work decisions and I’m at the stage where Idecided to career out,” he said.
“This is my primary passion and love of plastic surgery, so Ihave already been
approached by the hospital and,with mutual agreement, Iwill still continue to do sessions at the hospital.
“We will continue to offer support for the children. The clinical serviceswill remain, but thereisaneed for someone new to take thingsforward, especially with academic development.”
Despite stepping back,van derWalt said that cleft care in the province cannot be
interrupted —particularly giventhe severe shortage of specialists.
“This kind of surgery is highlyspecialised,”heexplained. “I happentohave a passion for it, butunfortunately, I’mthe only plasticsurgeon who doesthisinthe whole Eastern Cape,soIcan’t notassist these children.
“It’s quite frightening to think aboutit.
The Eastern Cape is the second biggest
provinceinSouth Africa, andwehave onepersondoing this. We have to look beyondwhathappens now— we have to look at future training.”
He said efforts areunderway to build capacity, though training remains complex.
“Weare in theprocess of atrainingprogramme here, butitisnot easy to train surgeons because it is sucha specialised skill. If we can getitright,wewill hopefully have moreplastic surgeons joining thedepartment in future.”
Vander Walt’sjourney with the Smile Foundation began shortlyafterhearrived in theEastern Cape 17 yearsago.
“When Ifirst came here from the Western Cape,the Smile Week initiative had just started there, andIwas surprised it wasn’t in theEastern Cape,” he recalled. “With management, we made the decision to host thefirst Smile Week in Port Elizabeth (Gqeberha) around 2010.
“Wefirst hadhelpfromoutside, and then within two yearswewere running theSmile Weeksonour own —that’show thetransfer of skills happened,and before you know it, you do 25.”
BeyondGqeberha,hehas alsoextended services to underserved areas, leading annualoutreach teams to KuGompo City (formerly known as EastLondon) over thepastfiveyears.
The significance of theprogramme extendsfar beyondsurgery,saidSmile Foundation COO Tshidi Chabane-Xaba.
“This is essentialhealthcare. Without surgery,children like Asenathiface feeding difficulties, social isolation andshattered futures.
“Dr van derWalt doesn’t just operate; he helps give children thechance to live with confidenceand dignity.”
She added: “Dr van derWalt hasshown up for 16 yearswith quiet dedication, exceptional skill, andgenuinecarefor every child andfamily he encountered What he hasgiven cannotbecaptured only in surgeries or statistics —itlives on in people.”
The surgery on Thursdaywas supported by partners, includingthe Kouga Wind Farm, highlightingthe importanceof collaboration in sustainingspecialised healthcareservices.
FuelpressuremountsinNelsonMandelaBayasglobaloilinstabilitybites
GLOBAL oil market instability linked to the ongoingMiddle East conflict is beginning to hit Nelson MandelaBay, with early signs of fuel supply strain and rising costs already emerging.
The Nelson Mandela Bay Business Chamber has warned that some local fuel suppliers are introducing surcharges in response to volatility in global oil markets.
Chamber chief executive officer Denise van Huyssteen said the impact is already being felt at ground level.
“Some local fuel suppliers are implementing fuel surcharges as adirect responsetothe ongoing conflict and its resultant volatility on the global oil markets,which in turn is impacting local fuel cost and availability,” shesaid.
The pressure comes ahead of an additional blow, with increases in the fuel levy and Road Accident Fund levy —announced in February’s Budget Speech set to take effect on 1April.
Asnapshot survey conducted by the Chamber paints aconcerning picture. It found that 25% of responding businesses do not have immediate access to fuel, while 26% reported that their supply is being rationed.
“These businesses are expecting increases in operational and input costs, which are likely to reduce profit margins as they absorb the additional costs, and which may later cause inflation levels to increase,” said van Huyssteen.
Rising fuel costs come ata timewhen themetro’s economy is already under pressure, with the official unemployment rate sitting at 28.2%.
“Our automotive manufacturing industry, which serves as the anchor to our economy, faces growing threats of deindustrialisation. The agriculture sector
faces increasing uncertainty in termsof export markets, and our tourismvalue proposition has continued itsdecline,” shesaid
Fuel prices have arippleeffect across the economy, increasing the costoftransportinggoods to bothlocal and export markets and pushing up pricesfor consumers.
“This will further increase the costbase for local businesses from smallthrough to largebusinesses, that may need to reduceexpenses, restructuretheir operationsoreven close,” Van Huyssteen said.
Consumersare also expected to feel the strain,withhigher commuting costs and potential knock-on ef travel becomes more
Another major concern of fuel supply, particu Africa’s dependence on
“SouthAfrica is hi fined petro-chemicals rol and paraffin, and years it has reduced fuel refineries, further ance on imported fuel
The Chamber’s surve
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32% of businesses are aware of fuel stations experiencing petrol and diesel shortages.
Van Huyssteen called for urgent intervention to stabilise the situation.
“It is vital that the country has mitigation measures in place to ensure that alternative fuel sources are secured, so that thereare no disruptions to supply and that fuel price increases arecontained as far as possible,” she said Shealso warned against opportunistic behaviourinthe market.
“Urgent measures areneededtoprevent price gouging, panic-buying and stockpiling by opportunisticsellers,” she said
fuel prices, while considerationshould be giventoproviding temporary relief to consumers throughthe reduction in fuel levies,” she said
“Asanemergencytemporary measure, more frequent weekly adjustments to regulatedfuel pricing should be introduced to prevent unnecessary hoarding of supplies.”
She addedthatfurther stepscould include publishing safe fuel storageguidelines, sharing real-time localinformationonfuel availability andqueues, and encouraging support for locally producedgoods to help managedemand.
OndelaNdudula with hereight-month-old daughter,Asenathi,and Dr Chrisvan der Walt PHOTO: NATASHA BEZUIDENHOUT
Onelearner’smissiontobringhopetochildrenfightingcancer
NATASHA BEZUIDENHOUT
IN aquiet but determined effort to make adifference in the lives of vulnerable children, a 17-year-old Framesby High School learner is using his own story of loss and resilienceto bring hope to children battling cancer.
Grade 11 learner, Kyle Pretorius,has launched Project Golden Ribbon, an initiative aimed at raising awareness and support for children affectedbycancer through theCHOC Childhood Cancer Foundation.
The CHOC Childhood Cancer Foundation has formally endorsed the initiative.
“We are extremely grateful toKyle, his school, family and community for supporting our workand fully endorsehis activities,” said CHOC Eastern Cape Regional Manager Juliet Houghton
She said the campaign would help raise awareness of childhood cancer whilesupporting servicessuch as accommodation, transport, nutritionaland emotional care provided to children and their families at no cost.
Kyle’s journey is rooted in personal tragedy.
In 2013, when he was five, he losthis father Willem Pretorius, apolice sergeant stationed at GelvandaleSAPS. His death sent shockwaves through thecommunity.
“It was anormal day. He had justfinished his night shift and was supposed tofetch Kyle fromcrèche and take him to the movies,” his mother, Zonda Pretorius, shared with the PEExpress.“He told me he was going tothe gym first. When the school called tosay Kyle had not been fetched, Iknew something was wrong.”
Shesaid repeatedcalls wentunanswered.
“He was someone who always answered his phone. Ikepttrying, but there wasnoresponse,” she said.
Amissing persons report was opened as concern grew. “Later that night, officers came to the house. His vehicle had been found in
abushy area between Motherwell and Uitenhage. Hehad been shot,” she said
The casehas never been solved.Despite the loss, she believes the experienceshaped her son’s resilience.
“Myson had to overcome alot at avery young age, but he never gaveup. He is strong, kind-hearted and determined to make adifference.”
Kyle has since developed into ahigh-achieving learner, excelling academically with aparticular strength in Engineering Graphics and
AcelebrationofcultureatGrandIndiaExpo
COMMUNITIES grow stronger when cultures are shared, celebrated, and experienced together.
The upcoming Grand India Expo in Malabar promises to be one such eventthat brings people together throughfashion,food and tradition. Forthe first time,this vibrantexpo will be hosted at theShri Siva Subramaniar and MarriammanAulayamonAgapanthus Road from3 April to 19 April, open daily from11:00 to 20:00
With exhibitorstravelling directly from India, visitors will have theopportunity to explore manship.
wear wear, the reflecting trends. orative furt
one of India’s greatestattractions— itsfood.
Visitors can enjoy avariety of popular street snacks and traditional dishes, includingpani puri, samoosachaat,dahipuri, bread pokoda, andrefreshingdrinks like lassi, masalatea, and the ever-popular Bombay Crush.Arange of vegetarian curries served with rotiand rice will offer an authentic taste of Indian cuisine, creating an experiencethatappealstoboth the curious visitorand the seasoned food lover. Importantly, the event remains accessible to the public,with an entry fee of just R10 per person.Thismakes it an affordableouting for
Design.
He is also an activemember of his school’s Land Service organisation, ayouth programme focused on leadership and community involvement. Since joining Grade 8in2023, he has progressed into aleadership roleand, in 2025, wasappointed to the organisation’s management team. Earlier thisyear, he receivedhonoursfor leadership, dedication and service
“I wanted to do something meaningful with the opportunity I’ve been given,”hesaid.
“Land Service is about helping your community. Iwant to give back and help children who are going through very difficult situations.” His initiative focuses on supporting children diagnosed with cancer.
“We are collecting items like toiletries, food and clothing because thesesmall things can make abig difference in achild’s daily life during treatment,” Kyle said. “It’s about showing them they are not alone.”
Houghton said community-driven initiatives are essential to sustaining CHOC’s work.
“We relysolely on the kindness of communities to fund our work,”she said, adding that donations would directly support children and teenagerswithcancer and life-threatening blood disorders.
Physical donations will be collected and delivered through CHOC or dropped off at Framesby High School,withall contributions going directly to the organisation.
“My son’s heart is truly in this,” said Zonda. “He knows what it feels like to experience loss and he wants to use that understanding to help children who are suffering. Even if he can make adifference in one child’s life, it would mean everything.”
Kyle has also launched aFacebook page to share updates and encourage community involvement. He plans to expand awareness through public activations, including at shopping centres.
“This project is about more than donations,” he said. “It’s about kindness, compassion and bringing people together to support children facing one of the toughestchallenges of their lives.”
For his mother, the initiative reflects adeeper purpose. “Kyle is my hero,” she said. “His story is one of pain, but also one of purpose. Ibelieve it can inspire other young people to turntheir struggles intosomething meaningful.”
For more information, Project GoldenRibbon can be found on Facebook.
EarlysurprisefromEasterbunny
COMMUNITY Chest andBiloxi Spur at Baywest Mall entertained children from Sphahle Daycare Centre with an early Easter treat recently.
Thiswas amemorable day for the little ones as they werespoiledwith adelicious meal and softdrinks.
Thehighlight of the day was an exciting Easter Hunt, where thechildren eagerly searched for hiddentreats
“Wewere overwhelmed with the tremendoussupportwereceived and pleased to mentionthatthe bunnywill be spoilingmanymorethis week. Our heartfeltthankstoeach andeveryindividual whodonatedthe Easter eggs Thank you to PE Express andHowZat Locals Baywest for partneringwith us on this event,” said Colette Theron, Community Chest Marketing Manager
Kyle Pretorius.
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VictoryGamesinspirelearnersthroughscriptureandplay
BigwinsatMerryvaleToffeeAthleticsday
MERRYVALE Special School hosted itsannual Toffee Athleticson 18 and 19 March, bringing together learners, staff and supporters for twodays of energy, teamwork and achievement.
Learners from the Junior, Practical, Neural and ASD phases participated enthusiastically, showcasing both their competitivespirit andenjoyment throughoutthe programme
The event highlighted the diverse talents andabilitiesofall participants in asupportiveand inclusive environment.
Perseverance,sportsmanship and unity were at the heart of the event, with staff working diligently to ensure that every learner could take part in asafe and encouraging atmosphere
The eventfollows closelyonthe heels of theschool’s recent 70thcelebration.
Last month, MerryvaleSchool for Specialised Education marked its 70th anniversary, celebrating seven decades of dedicated service tolearners withspecialeducational needs. The school currentlyserves 404 learners andcontinuestoexpand its offerings to meetgrowing community needs.
Principal Gerda Saayman, whohas led the school for threeyears and has beenpart of the institution for nearly two decades, emphasised that learners remain at the heart of everything the staff do.
“These children keep you humbleand grateful, and they teach us so much more than we can teach them,” she said.
“As staff, we work together to ensure each child reaches their full potential, developing holistically.”
Merryvale Special School continues to demonstrate its commitment to inclusive education by creating opportunities for every learnerto succeed.
The success of this year’sToffee Athletics once again reflectsthe school’s dedicationtorecognising and celebratingeach learner’s unique abilities.
The VictoryGames is partofthe broader mission of theBenedictaFoundation.
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Learners from GradeR up to Grade 3participated inthe VictoryGames at VanDer Kemp School on Thursday 19 March.
The Toffee Athletics day celebratesthe diverse talentsand abilities of all participants in asupportive andinclusive environment
Perseverance, sportsmanshipand unitywere at the heartofthe Toffee Athletic eventat Merryvale SpecialSchool.
RetiredEducators Associationmarksfreshstart
THE long-awaited relaunch of thePortElizabeth Retired Educators Association (Perea) was successfully held at the PieterRademeyer Hall in AlgoaPark recently,marking asignificant milestone for retired teachersinthe region
Theorganisation, comprising formereducators from across Nelson Mandela Bay and surroundingareas, was originally founded in 2008 “Ithas takenratherlonger than anticipated for us to host this auspiciousoccasion,as Covid had an unfortunate impact on ourplans andambitions over the years.Ultimately,we managed to regroup and appointedanenergetic committeetoresuscitate the project,” said President Nomakula Ndzobole in herformal address.
The eventdrew astrong turnout, with popular andnationally acclaimed songstress Nosisi Mavela entertaining guests with aselection of hercaptivating songs. Representatives fromthe Departments of Education, Health and Social Development, as well as Iphulo leeNkonde Foundation, SADTU and thebusiness sector, were also in attendance.
Providing insight into the organisation’s origins, Thamie Tata, whose late husband initiated the process, commended members for their resilienceand commitment to advancing the association’svisiondespite the challenges often experienced after retirement.
Inconcluding her address, the outgoingpresidenthighlighted thatthe occasion wasa celebration of the membersthemselves, many of whom hadmadegreatefforts.
The PortElizabeth Retired EducatorsAssociation comprises former educatorsfromacross NelsonMandela Bayand surrounding areas
Oud-spelersdrafnouuitvirJesus
HANNES SCHOEMAN
DIE Rugby vir Jesus-groep watin2023 deur die voormalige Oostelike Provinsie-flank AndrewJohnsongestigis, is daagliks besig om sy vlerke te sprei Johnson, wat tussen 1978 en 1989 in128 wedstryde vir die OP gespeel het,het dié beweging tydens’nbesigheidsontbytop28 Oktober 2023 op Mosselbaaigestig –dieselfde dag as die Wêreldbeker-eindstryd. Dié groepisdie enigste van sy soort in Suid-Afrika, maar lok ookspelers van buite die Oos-Kaap Johnsonsêhul doelwitteisook in Engels op hulFacebook en hul webbladgeplaas om internasionaleblootstellingte kry.
Hy sê hy het reeds nou ’n Suid-Afrikaner in Kanada, Cobus Smith, gewerf watsy Jesus-hemp met groot trots dra. OP-spelers wat reeds ledevan diégroep is,sluit in Hennie le Roux,EbenOlivier, Anton Barnard, Garth Wright,Elandré vander Berg, China Bell,Johnny Vermeulen en Giepie van Zyl
Ander lede sluit in JannieBreedt, Vleis Visagie, CarelenMichaeldu Plessis, Pote Human,Neil Burger, PompiesWilliams
en Andrew Paterson. Johnson sê diéspelerssebetrokkenheid wys hoe geloof en sportkan saamwerk om lewenstebeïnvloed –beide op en van dieveld.
Hy sê voorts diegroep groeivinnigenis nienet beperk tot rugbyspelers nie.
“Diégroep bring atlete, families en gemeenskappe bymekaar om hul geloof te versterk, leierskaptebou en dieboodskap van Christus te deel.”
Die groep het sedert sy bekendstelling al verskeie programme aangebied.
Hullereikuit na skole, kerke en plaaslike gemeenskappe.
Daar is ookgeleenthede waar die oud-spelershulle lewensveranderende geloofstoriesdeel.
Hullebesoek onder meerook ouetehuise waar daarmet dieinwoners gesels en vir hullegebidword.
Onlangs het diegroep ookhandegevat metGerrit (Gertjie) de Jager,’nradio-persoonlikheidvan LuisterFM, wie se kragtige lewensveranderende getuienis baie mense inspireer het om Christus te ontmoet en hul geloof uitteleef. Gertjie is ooknou deelvan dieRugby virJesus-projek.
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Gqeberha Central Men’sShed: Theymeetevery Monday from 10:30to12:00 at Caritas, 16 West Street,NewtonPark (between Tiger Wheel and Newton Park Spar). Amen’s shed is aspace wheremen canrelax, gettogethertotalk, work together,haveacup of coffee and create friends.All ages are welcome.Formoreinfo,WhatsAppWillieat0711423771
Caritas ServiceCentre: Caritas welcomesseniorcitizens to become membersand enjoyfriendly companionship,and make friends. Meals areavailableonorder daily. The tearoom is open every second Fridayofthe month. Trigym,pilates and linedancingfitnesssessionsareheldMondaystoThursdays.A bloodpressureclinicisavailablemonthly.Thereisalsoalibrary artsand crafts,canasta, knitting groupsand social outings The hall at 16 West Street,NewtonPark, is alsoavailable for weddingsand parties. Contact066 111 2497 Mondays to Fridaysfrom08:30to12:30 MarketinthePark:AnEastermarketwillbeheldonSunday, 5April,atStGeorge’sPark,Central,from09:00to13:00.There will be craft, art,food andbric-a-brac, as well as livemusic Stalls arefreetochildren and charities.Children areencouraged to bring unwanted toys, books, etc.,for sale.For more
info,contactMaureenat0822574691.
RELIGIOUS:
CityLightsChurch: This family-style, Bible-based church is affiliatedwith the Advancegroup of churches.We meetevery Sundayat09:30 at The EP Badminton Hall at the end of Alan DriveinWalmer Downs. WhatsApp Dave at 084 999 9197for moreinfo.
Hi’sPlaceDevelopingCentre: Achurchand healingservice is heldevery Sundaymorning at 09:00.All arewelcome.Directions: DrivefromGqeberhaonOld Cape Road,1.6 km past the Wedgewood GolfCourse entrance,and enterthrough the gateofSovereignFoodsontheright-handsideoftheroad.For moreinfo,contactPastorChristoCampherat0825152294. Healing Meeting: The next healing meetingwilltakeplace on Saturday, 11 April, at 10:00 in Hall4 of the Word of Faith ChristianCentreonthe cornerofWilliamMoffet Expressway andLillyStreet,MangoldPark.Allwelcome,freeofcharge •SendyourDiaryentriestopeexpress@novusmedia.co.za. ThedeadlineisThursdayat16:00.EntriesmaybeinEnglish orAfrikaans
PUBLICATION OF AN APPLICATION IN TERMS OF SECTION 71 OF THENELSONMANDELA BAY
METROPOLITAN MUNICIPALITY SPATIALPLANNING AND LAND USEMANAGEMENTBY-LAW, 2023 FOR:
ERF: 1298,WALMER
PHYSICALADDRESS:52FORDYCE ROAD
APPLICANT: LONKE DEVELOPMENT GROUP (PTY) LTDo.b.o JANGOMATE PROPRIETARY LIMITED
Notice is herebygiven that an applicationwill be made to theNelson MandelaBayMetropolitanMunicipalityfor:
1. Theamendment of theNMBMM LandUse Scheme, 2023by theRezoningofErf1298,Walmer(1435m²)fromSingle ResidentialZone1toGeneralResidentialZone2.
Thedetailed proposalmay be requestedfromthe applicantvia email, lonkedevgroup@gmail.com
Members of thepublic areinvitedtosubmit comments,objections or intervenerstatususing theComments&Objections Form in the SPLUMBylaw,withclear reasons in respectofthe proposal to the following:
(1)The Applicant, 12 Maverick Manor, Fairly Road, Kabega, Port Elizabeth,6025,0732056555orlonkedevgroup@gmail.com andacopysentto
(1)The Executive Director: Human Settlements, PO Box9, Gqeberha,6000;c/oe-mailawilliams@mandelametro.gov.za onorbefore25May2026
Persons withdisabilitieswho arenot able to email maycontactMs Williams at 2ndFloor Lillian Diedericks Building, No.191 Govan Mbek Avenue,Gqeberha,TelNo.0415061813
Apersonwho delivers comments, objections or representationswill be notifiedifahearingistobeheldinrespectoftheapplication (Commentssubmittedafterthesaiddatewillbeconsideredinvalid.)
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PUBLICATION OF AN APPLICATION IN TERMS OF SECTION 71 OF THE NELSON MANDELA BAY METROPOLITAN MUNICIPALITY SPATIAL PLANNING AND LAND USEMANAGEMENT BY-LAW, 2023 FOR: ERF:3048WALMER
PHYSICALADDRESS:15WaterRoad
APPLICANT: LonkeDevelopmentGroup(PTY)LTD LTDo.b.o. J.SchutteandC.B.Schutte
Noticeisherebygiven thatanapplicationwill be made to the Nelson MandelaBayMetropolitanMunicipalityfor:
1.TheamendmentoftheNMBMMLandUseScheme,2023bythe DepartureonStreetBuildingLinefrom3mto1m,applicabletoErf 3048,Walmer
The detailed proposalmay be requested from the applicant viaemail lonkedevgroup@gmail.com
Members of the publicare invited to submitcomments, objections or intervener status usingthe Comments& Objections Form in the SPLUM Bylaw,withclearreasons in respectofthe proposal to the following:
(1)TheApplicant,12MaverickManorRoad,Kabega,PortElizabeth, 6025,0732056555orlonkedevgroup@gmail.com andacopysentto (1)TheExecutiveDirector:HumanSettlements,POBox9,Gqeberha, 6000;c/oe-mailawilliams@mandelametro.gov.za onorbefore25May2026.
Personswithdisabilities who are not abletoemailmay contact Ms Williamsat2nd Floor LillianDiedericksBuilding, No. 191 Govan Mbeki Avenue,Gqeberha,TelNo.0415061813.
Aperson who delivers comments, objections or representations will be not fiedifahearingistobeheldinrespectoftheapplication.
(Comments submitted after the saiddate will be considered invalid.)
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PUBLICATION OF AN APPLICATION IN TERMSOFSECTION 71 OF THENELSON MANDELABAY METROPOLITANMUNICIPALITY SPATIALPLANNING AND LAND USEMANAGEMENT BY-LAW, 2023 FOR:
ERF/ERVEN: 68Summerstrand PHYSICALADDRESS:11Fifthavenue,Summerstrand APPLICANT:LonkeDevelopmentGroup(PTY)LTD ONBEHALFOF:DavidCliffordRamsden
Notice is hereby given that an application will be made to the Nelson Mandela BayMetropolitan Municipality for the removal of condition A.(d) contained in the TitleDeed No. T966/2026 applicabletoErf 68,Summerstrand in terms of Section 47 of the SPLUMA.
Thedetailedproposalmay be requested fromthe applicantvia emaillonkedevgroup@gmail.com
Membersofthe public areinvited to submit comments, objections or intervener status using theComments &Objections Forminthe SPLUM Bylaw, with clearreasons in respect of the proposaltothe following:
(1)TheApplicant,12MaverickManorRoadKabega,Port Elizabeth,6025,0732056555orlonkedevgroup@gmail.com andacopysentto
(2)TheExecutiveDirector:HumanSettlements,POBox9,Port Elizabeth6000;c/oe-mail:awilliams@mandelametro.gov.za onorbefore25May2026.
Personswith disabilitieswho arenot able to email maycontact Ms Williams at 2ndFloor LillianDiedericks Building,No. 191Govan MbekiAvenue,Gqeberha,TelNo.0415061813.
Aperson whodelivers comments,objections or representations willbenotifiedifahearingistobeheldinrespectoftheapplication
(Commentssubmitted afterthe said date willbeconsidered invalid.)
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PUBLICATIONOFANAPPLICATION
LANDUSE MANAGEMENTBY-LAW, 2023 FOR:
ERF :1301, WALMER PHYSICAL ADDRESS :54FORDYCE ROAD APPLICANT: LONKE DEVELOPMENT GROUP (PTY) LTD ON BEHALF OF :E and DEASY LIVING CENTRE (PTY) LTD
Notice is herebygiven that an application will be made to theNelson Mandela Bay MetropolitanMunicipality for:
1. The amendmentofthe NMBMM Land UseScheme,2023bythe RezoningofErf 1301, Walmer (1391m²) from SingleResidential Zone1toGeneralResidentialZone2
2. The detailed proposal mayberequested from theapplicantvia email,lonkedevgroup@gmail.com
Members of thepublicare invited to submitcomments, objectionsor intervener status using theComments& Objections Form in the SPLUM Bylaw,withclear reasonsinrespectofthe proposal to the following:
(1)The Applicant, 12 Maverick Manor,Fairly Road,Kabega,Port Elizabeth,6025,0732056555orlonkedevgroup@gmail.com andacopysentto
(2)The Executive Director:HumanSettlements, PO Box9 Gqeberha,6000;c/oe-mailawilliams@mandelametro.gov.za onorbefore25May2026
Persons with disabilities whoare notabletoemail maycontact Ms Williamsat2nd FloorLillian Diedericks Building, No.191 GovanMbeki Avenue,Gqeberha,TelNo.0415061813.
Aperson whodelivers comments, objectionsorrepresentations will be notifiedifahearingistobeheldinrespectoftheapplication. (Commentssubmittedafterthesaiddatewillbeconsideredinvalid.)
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PUBLICATION OF AN APPLICATION IN TERMS OF SECTION71OFTHE NELSON MANDELABAY METROPOLITAN MUNICIPALITY SPATIAL PLANNING AND LANDUSE MANAGEMENT BY-LAW, 2023 FOR:
ERF/ERVEN: 1642, NEWTON PARK PHYSICAL ADDRESS: 29 HUDSONSTREET APPLICANT:LONKE DEVELOPMENT GROUP(PTY) LTDONBEHALF OF BANELE AMANDA DOKOLWANA-FUTSHANE
Notice is hereby given that an application will be made to the Nelson MandelaBayMetropolitanMunicipalityfor:
1. Consent UsetopermitERF 1642, Newton Park to be usedfor StudentAccommodation.
The detailed proposal may be requested from the applicant viaemail lonkedevgroup@gmail.com.
Members of the public are invited to submit comments,objections or intervener status using the Comments &Objections Form in the SPLUMBylaw,with clear reasons in respect of the proposal to the following:
(1) TheApplicant,Lonke DevelopmentGroup (Pty)Ltd,12 Maverick Manor, Fairley Road, Sherwood, Gqeberha, 6025, 0732056555, lonkedevgroup@gmail.com andacopysentto
(2) TheExecutive Director: HumanSettlements, PO Box 9, Gqeberha,6000;c/oe-mailawilliams@mandelametro.gov.za onorbefore25May2026.
Persons with disabilities whoare not able to emailmay contact Ms Williams at 2nd Floor Lillian Diedericks Building, No. 191 Govan Mbeki Avenue,Gqeberha,TelNo.0415061813.
Apersonwho delivers comments,objections or representations will be notifiedifahearingistobeheldinrespectoftheapplication. (Commentssubmittedafterthesaiddatewillbeconsideredinvalid.) NM10050513-PX010426
PUBLICATIONOFANAPPLICATION IN TERMS OF SECTION 71 OF THENELSON MANDELA BAY METROPOLITANMUNICIPALITYSPATIALPLANNING AND LAND USE MANAGEMENT BY-LAW, 2023 FOR: ERF :1293, WALMER PHYSICAL ADDRESS :50FORDYCE ROAD APPLICANT :LONKE DEVELOPMENT GROUP (PTY) LTD ON BEHALFOF: E&DEASY LIVING CENTRE (PTY) LTD
Notice is hereby giventhat an application willbemade to theNelson Mandela Bay Metropolitan Municipality for:
1. Theamendment of theNMBMMLandUse Scheme,2023bythe RezoningofErf 1293, Walmer (1457m²) fromSingle Residential Zone1toGeneralResidentialZone2
2. Thedetailed proposal mayberequested from theapplicant via email,lonkedevgroup@gmail.com
Members of thepublic are invitedtosubmitcomments, objectionsor intervener status usingthe Comments &Objections Form in the SPLUM Bylaw,withclearreasons in respect of theproposal to the following: (1) TheApplicant, 12 Maverick Manor, Fairly Road, Kabega,Port Elizabeth,6025,0732056555orlonkedevgroup@gmail.com andacopysentto
(2) The Executive Director: Human Settlements, PO Box 9, Gqeberha,6000;c/oe-mailawilliams@mandelametro.gov.za onorbefore25May2026
Personswithdisabilities who are notabletoemail maycontact Ms Williams at 2ndFloor LillianDiedericks Building, No. 191Govan Mbeki Avenue,Gqeberha,TelNo.0415061813.
Aperson who deliverscomments, objectionsorrepresentationswillbe notifiedifahearingistobeheldinrespectoftheapplication. (Commentssubmittedafterthesaiddatewillbeconsideredinvalid.) NM10052656-PX010426
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CARS /BAKKIES / SCOOTERS Wanted in anycondition Reliablehonest service 082722 6183 information mustplease contact of SocialWorker Ms.Dana at 041404 1600 during office hour.The biologicalmotherofthe child NomalizoNcilata is deceased ALLFRIDGES, w/machines working or not, bestprices. Barry 084447 4633 LOST
TheDepartmentof Social Development MotherwellService Office is requesting anyonewith information with regards to the whereaboutsofthe biological mother of Anovuyo Salaze, born 19.07.2009 to contact Social Worker: Mr. B. Nqana at 041 404 1826 during office hours 08h00-16h30. The biological mother of the child is Simamkele Fina.
TheDepartmentof Social Development MotherwellService Office is requesting anyonewith information with regards to the whereaboutsofthe biological parents of twins, Silakhe& Malakhiwe Madlavu, born 24.10.2024 to contact Social Worker: Mr. B. Nqana at 041 404 1826 during office hours 08h00-16h30 The biological mother, ThandekaDonna Madlavu is missing
TheDepartmentof Social Development, Nelson Mandela Metro District, Motherwell Service Office, is requesting anyonewith information with regards to MichaelHartnick who is the father of the girl child born 26/11/2013. Themother of thechild is Nomzamo Ndaliso andisdeceased Anyone with the information regarding the whereabouts of thechild's father canpleasecontact Mrs. CV Nokoyo at 041404 180708/09 during office hours(08H00-16H30)
TheDepartmentof Social Development, Nelson Mandela Metro District, Motherwell Service Office, is requesting anyonewith information with regards to Nelson Musekiwa who is the father of the boychild born 10/08/2018, and Uchechukwa Amakiwe whoisthe father of girl child born 02/11/2011. Themotherofthe children is Siphokazi Nyamankulu waslast seen on 18 February 2026. Anyone with the information regarding the whereabouts of fathers of thechildrenand their addresses canplease contact Mrs. CV Nokoyo at 041404 18070809 during office hours (08H00-16H30)
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DEED: ST15989/1994CTN Notice is hereby givenin terms of Regulation 68 of the Deeds Registries Act, 1937, of the intention to applyfor the issue of a certified copy of Deed of Transfer Number ST15989 /1994CTNpassedbyCARL DAVID HECHTER, Identity Number 6311165102000, Marriedout of community of property in favour of NORMAN LAIKEE,Identity Number 4401025100047 Unmarried in respect of certain Aunitconsisting of: (a)Section Number 2as shown andmore fully described on SectionalPlan Number SS32/1977 in the sch em ek nown as COTSWOLDVILLAS in respect of the land and building or buildings situate at COTSWOLD,inthe Municipality andDivision of PORT ELIZABETH, of which sectionthe floorarea, according to the said sectionalplanis98(Ninety Eight) square metres in extent; and (b)Anundivided share in the common property in the scheme apportioned to the said sectioninaccordance with the participationquota as endorsed on the said sectionalplanwhichhas beenlost or destroyed. All interested persons having objection to the issue of such copy arehereby required to lodge the same in writing with the Registrar of Deeds:EASTERNCAPEat QONCE situate at 113 Alexandra Road,Qonce, withintwo weeks from the date of the publication of this notice.
Dated at PORT ELIZABETH this the 20th day of MARCH 2026 APPLICANT
The Executrix in theEstate of theLate NORMAN LAIKEE c/o Lizelle Oosthuizen Inc. 7Eddie Muller Street, KammaPark, Port
LOST OR DESTROYED
DEED
Notice is hereby given in terms of Regulation 68 of the Deeds Registries Act, 1937, of the intentionto applyfor the issue of a certified copy Certificate of RegisteredGrant of Leasehold Number TL4831 /2004CTNpassedbythe
NELSON MANDELA BAY
METROPOLITAN MUNICIPALITY in favour of MONWABISICHRISTOPHER
DUMELA, Identity Number 670711 5260 08 9, Unmarried in respect of a certai nE RF 18703
MOTHERWELL, in the Nelson Mandela Bay Metropolitan Municipality, Division of UITENHAGE, Provinceofthe Eastern Cape,which has been lost or destroyed. Allpersons having objection to theissue of such copy are hereby required to lode the same in writingwiththe Registrar of Deeds :Eastern Cape at QONCEwithintwo weeks after the date of the publication of this notice.
DATED AT PORT ELIZABETH on 23 March 2026
Applicants
ATHENKOSI KANI IN MY CAPACITY REPRESENTATIVE IN THE ESTATE OF THE LATE MONWABISI CHRISTOPHER DUMELA
C/OZMATIWANE
ATTORNEYS
Office 22,2nd Floor
Harmony Building CnrGraham &Market Streets, North End, PORTELIZABETH infozmatiwane.co.za 041 4844219 /083 5269200
LOST OR /DESTROYED DEED
Notice is hereby given in terms of Regulation 68 of the DeedsRegistries Act, 1937, of the intentionto apply for the issue of a cer tifi ed copy of CER TIFICAT EO F OWNERSHIP NUMBER
TE8927/1995CTN passed by MUNICIPALITY OF THE CITY OF PORT ELIZABETH in favourofTATAYE WILLIAM SIKO, Identity Number 470315 5520 08 8, in respect of certain ERF 58915 IBHAYI,Inthe Municipality andDivision of Port Elizabeth, Eastern Cape Province which has been lost or destroyed.
All person having objection to the issue of such copy are hereby required to lodge the same in writing with the Registrar of Deeds: EASTERN CAPE at QONCE within two weeks after the date of the publication of this notice.
DATED at PORT ELIZABETH this the 20TH day of MARCH 2026
Applicant ASIKO –Representative in the Estate Late TATAYE
WILLIAM SIKO
C/o ZONKE BUDAZA INC
ATTORNEYS
78 CAPE ROAD, MILL PARK, PORT ELIZABETH info@zonkebudaza.co.za
041 –373 0053
ERF602 COTSWOLD FORM JJJ
LOSTORDESTROYED DEED Notice ishereby given in termsof regulation68ofthe Deeds Registries Act, 1937, of theintention to ap- ply for the issue of acerti- fied copy ofDeed ofTrans- fer T33324/1992CTN,passedby EXECUTOR OF THEESTATE LATE JACOBUS PETRUS BEKKER,(ESTATE NO. 982/92)infavour of KIRUPANAND CHINNASWAMI NAIDOO, Identity No. 4512105072 08 6and ROSSELLE NAIDOO, Identity No. 520223 0075084 Marriedin Community of Property to each other in respect ofERF 602COTSWOLD, IN THE NELSON MANDELA BAY METROPOLITAN MUNICIPALITY, DIVISION OF PORT ELIZABETH, PROVINCEOF THE EASTERNCAPE, IN EXTENT 929 (NINEHUNDRED AND TWENTY NINE) SQUARE METRES, HELD BY DEEDOFTRANSFER NO. T33324/1992CTN,whichsaid TitleDeed was endor- sed by virtueofSection45(1) of Act47 of 1937 to the effect that the said ROSSELLE NAIDOO, Identity No. 5202230075 08 4, Unmarried is entitled to deal with the said propertysubject to Testamentary Conditions, which has been lost or destroyed.
Allinterested persons having objectiontothe issue of suchcopy arehereby requiredto lodgethe samein writingwith the Registrar of Deeds:Eastern Cape at Qonce within twoweeks from the date ofthe publication of thisnotice.
Dated at PORT ELIZABETH on 20 March2026. LEXICON ATTORNEYS 2Clevedon Road Central 6001 Tel: 041373 7434 Email: sune@lex-icon.co.za
FORM JJ
LOST OR DESTROYED DEED
Notice is hereby given in termsofregulation68ofthe Deeds Registries Act, 1937, of the intentiontoapplyfor the issue of acertified copy of DEED OF TRANSFER NO T111755/2002CTN passed by AW MORRIS INVESTMENTS PROPRIETARY)LIMITED Registration Number 1969/006129/07infavourof ARKENSTONE CC CK 2002/057605/23 in respectofERF 5MILL PARK, IN THE NELSON MANDELA MET ROPOLITAN MUNICIPALITY, DIVISION OF PORT ELIZABETH PROVINCEOFTHE EASTERN CAPE IN EXTENT 863(EIGHT HUNDRED ANDSIXTY THREE)SQUAREMETRES which hasbeen lost or destroyed.
All interested persons having objectionto the issue of suchcopy arehereby required to lodge the same in writing with the Registrar of Deeds: Eastern Cape at Qonce, 113Alexander Road, Qonce withintwo weeks from the date of the publicationofthis notice. Dated at Gqeberha on 17 MARCH 2026
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BOKSGESKIEDENIS word Saterdag (4 April) gemaakwanneerdie eerstetoernooinóg in Newtonpark beslisword.
“DieVIP Boxing &Conditioning Club gaan die sport in die Baaivestig. Trouens, ek beplan om die Baai weer ’n reus in amateur- en beroepsboks te maak,” sê die eienaar en afrigter, Vicky Phillips.
Sy is reeds 12 jaar lankbetrokke by amateur-boks en negejaar by die professionele vegters. Tussen 10 en 16 gevegte salop die program wees.
Die aksie begin om 11:00 in 15 Newtonstraat tussen Tweede en Derde Laan.
Vicky sêdit gaan nie net oor haar VIP-klub nie, maar sy is ook gemeenskapsgedrewe –alles om boksweer sy regmatige plek telaat inneem in dieOosKaap.
“Ons wil aan die voorpunt van die Baai seherlewing wees.
“Ek wil my boksersoorsee sien deelneem en Johannesburg se promotors uitdaag om te kyk wat hier in die Baai aan diegebeur is. En as hulle onsignoreer salek seker maak hulle neem kennis van ons,” sê sy.
Vickysêsyenhaargesin het van Oshikati Baai toegetrek toe sy net 16 jaar oud was.
“Toe was daar virmyas vrouebokser nie veel opsies nie.
In my twintigerjare het ek van klub na klub gegaan, maar kon
nie ’n tuiste vind wat virmy soos ’n bokshuisvoel nie.
“Sotien jaar geledehet ek besluit om toe te tree en boksers geleenthedetegee. Saterdag gee ons ons eerste groot tree na groot opwinding vorentoe,” sê sy Ringside Boxing van Kariega sal ook in aksiewees.
Ander geregistreerdeBaaise klubsonder dieVIP-vaandelisHotspur’s Boxing Academy,United Boxing Club, Rainbow Boxing Club,Isiqalo Boxing Club, Fighting Prince, KwaZakhele Boxing Club,Ballistic Boxing Club,Caiph Camp, Ngeyethu Boxing Club,Vigorous Boxing Academy, Topstars Boxing Club en Ngeyethu Boxing Club
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MOFASwartkops SeaSaltEasterTournamentissettoattractmultitudes
SPECTATORS are expected to flock to various venues duringthe MotherwellFootball Association (MOFA) Easter Tournament from 3 to 6April.
MOFAhas formed apartnership with Swartkops Sea Salt to runa massive Easter Tournament. Swartkops Sea Salt director,Sam Dandala, said that his company decided to makeasponsorshipofR60,000 to MOFAsothat young people would notbecome involved in criminal activities.
Dandala said, “Sporthelps to combatcrime and to promote ahealthy lifestyle.I fully understandthat sport is also used as atool to promote social cohesion.
“We lookforward to adding value to the community of Motherwell during the MOFA SwartkopsSea SaltEaster Tournament,” concluded Dandala.
MOFAchairman, Bonke Namba, said that his local football association (LFA) would contribute tremendously to make the forthcoming MOFA Swartkops Sea Salt Easter Tournament aresounding success.
Namba said, “The SwartkopsSea Saltsponsorshipwill help touplift the standard of our LFA.Moreover, Swartkops Sea Salt’s support is alignedwith our mission topromote soccer development in our community. We appreciate your support for our LFA and look forward to highlighting your brand’s
commitmenttoour local sport.”
MOFA’s 58 clubswill battle forthe following prizes:the winners will scoop R20,000, afloating trophy plus gold medals, whilst the runners-up settle for R10,000 and silver medals. The losing semi-finalists receive R4,000 each, and the losing quarterfinalists get R500 each. The ladies’ finalists go home with afloating trophy and gold medals, with runners-up receiving silver medals.
BlueRibbon sponsored the trophies andmedals forthe finalists on Wednesday. Blue Ribbonregional manager, Johan Booysen, said that their company believed that supportinggrassroots sport was the proper platform for the developmentoffuturesports stars.
The games will take place at Motherwell NU 2stadium, Motherwell NU 9and Motherwell NU 11 as well as at Peace Park Grounds, Motherwell NU 6Community Fields.
OGFC to take on FC Ravens in EC ABC MotsepeLeaguedecider
Eastern CapeMotsepe League
Coastal League winners, Grey FC (OGFC), will play against the Inland League winners, FC Ravens, in the decider in KuGompo City on 18 April after OGFC shared a1-1 draw with SevenStarsFCduring their final league game at SAPS Main Field in Mount Croix on Saturday.
OGFC just needed adrawtoqualify for thedecider. They finishedthe CoastalStreamwithout defeatas they collected 38 points fromtheir 18 games.
KomaniUnited FC, who finished
in second place, also had 38 points fromtheir 18 gamesbut had an inferiorgoal differencetoOGFC.FCRavens defeated Mighty Ravens FC 4-1 in their finalInland Streamgame at Mphuthumi Mafumbatha Stadium in Bizana on Saturday.
According to the SAFA EC provincial executive officer Sikelela Mtangayi, Coastal Streamlog leaders OGFC,will lock horns with Inland Streamlog leaders FC Ravens to decide who will be the EC ABC Motsepe League winners in the game in KuGompoCity on 18 April.
The tailenders in the Coastal Streamand Inland Stream, which areEMI FC and Mighty Eagles FC, respectively, arerelegated to their regional league.
Other results of EC ABCMotsepe League CoastalStream:
• Sundays River Valley AcademyFC2-2 AmavararaFC
• Gqeberha United FC 4-2 FC BuffaloCity Relatives
• Makana Rhini United FC 1-2Camdeboo Football Development AcademyFC Komani United FC 2-0 EMI FC
Other results of EC ABCMotsepe League
InlandStream:
• Bizana Pondo CityFC1-0 BushBucksFC
• Fast Eleven FC 0-2FCBattalion
• SASpearoftheNationFC2-1MattaMilan Amaxesibe FC 0-2Sinenkani FC
• Bizana Pondo CityFC1-1 SA Spearofthe Nation FC
MightyWarriors FC drub United Brothers
PortElizabeth East Football As-
sociation (PEEFA) Premier League champions Mighty Warriors FC continued theirdominance in PEEFAasthey drubbed United Brothers FC 3-0 duringtheirleague game at Veeplaas AstroturfStadium on Saturday.
TheWarriors areatthe top of the log table and have set their sights on defending their league title.
Real Aces FC were hammered 4-1 by United City Warriors FC at Veeplaas AstroturfStadium on Saturday. Young Bucks saw themselves lose 4-2toYoung TeenagersFC.
Peace Loversdefeated Hillside United FC 6-3, whilstGolden Stars FC suffered a5-1 defeat to Mighty Birds FC at Veeplaas AstroturfStadium on Saturday.
Real Lions FC shared a3-3 draw with ForrestersFCatVeeplaas Astroturf Stadium on Sunday.
PEEFAFirstDivisionresults:
• CrusadersFC2-0 MightyBirds FC
• Golden StarsFC0-2 Forresters FC
• BayTigersFC1-3 KwaDwesi Tigers FC
• Doxa Academy FC 0-2RealLions FC Joe SlovoKingsFC0-3 Bayland FC
• MultiStarsFC0-2 Blackburn FC
• United Eleven Brothers(2) w/o-0Mighty Warriors FC
• Rising StarsFC1-1 HillsideUnited FC
Camper United FC embarrass Lion City FC
Camper United FC secured amassive 4-0victory over Lion City FC during their SAFA Nelson Mandela Bay Hollywoodbets Men’sRegional League local derby at Motherwell NU 2Stadium on Saturday.
Left-winger Bulelani Nongongoma netted two goals. Likhaya Nyumka caused moreheadaches for City’s defence as he took Camper to 3-0. Camper’s BuntuMidoMkonko frustrated City’s supporters as he banged in the final goal of the match that helped Camper United walk away with a4-0 win against Lion City. Thevictory propelled Camper United from fifth place to fourth place, whilst Lion City dropped from firstplace to third place on the Stream Alog table.
Following their 1-0 losstoPark United FC Group lastweek, Red Lions FC registered a2-0 victoryover Stinging Bees FC at Chevrolet Stadium in NewBrighton on Saturday. Royal BucksFCthrashed Khayelitsha Stars FC 5-0 at Jabavu Stadium in KwaNobuhle on Saturday.
After overcoming Khayelitsha Stars 2-1 at Jabavu Stadium, ShiningStars FC went down 3-0 to Mr X CadersFCintheirStream Aclash at Motherwell NU 2Stadium. As things stand, the Chiefs have 34 points from 13 games. Chiefs secured ahard-fought 2-1 victoryover Callies AFC at Londt Park in Sunridge Park on Saturday.
Following their 4-1 triumph over Peace MakersFC, Young Aces FC dedicated their 1-0 away victory over Despatch PioneersFCtotheir star legend, Bonile Nonoya, who was laid to rest on Saturday. Red City FC lost1-0 to Real Celtics FC at Chevrolet Stadium on Saturday. Saints FC claimed a1-0 victory over Peace MakersFCatSaints Fields in Gelvandale.
VickyPhillips is op haar gelukkigste tussen boksers.