Delays,vandalismstallprogress
NATASHA BEZUIDENHOUT
THE Mandela Bay Development Agency (MBDA) has reassured residents that the long-delayed Moore Dyke MultipurposeFacility remains on track for completion, despite ongoing challenges, including vandalismand procurementdelays. Community concerns have been mounting over thestalled progress at the Moore Dyke Sports Precinct, aR37 million project that was initiallyexpected to be nearing completion as early as 2023
In astatement issued on 18 March on behalf of acting CEO Unati Peter, the agency acknowledged residents’ frustrations and sought to provide clarityonthe current status of the development. According to the MBDA,the projectisapproximately 80% complete, with the remaining work expected to bring thefacility to practical completion once acontractor has been appointed.
Aconstructiontender to complete theoutstanding work was advertised in October 2025. However, the process remains in its objection phase, delaying furtherprogressonsite.
Vandalismhas also been cited asasignificant concern. The agencyconfirmed that 24hour securityhas been deployed to prevent furtherdamage to the partially completed facility. In the meantime, maintenance work including cleaning and general upkeep of the fields andsurrounding areas —isscheduled to takeplace this month.
bring to the community
“The project still formspartofthe agency’s 2025/2026 Business Plan,” the statement read, reaffirming its commitment to delivering infrastructure that improves the quality of life for residents.
However, some community memberssay the delays have already taken their toll.
Julian Julies, aSchauderville resident and president of the 1812 Movement, said thelack of progresshas left the community frustrated.
“Atthe end of the day, the community is upsetthatthereisnoprogress. People feel that money is being wasted,” he said Juliesadded that residents should play arole in safeguarding the facility
“I believe the community should protect the facilityand ensure that it is not vandalised. We need toguard our facilities. The same thing happened with the swimming pool it was completely vandalised. Tiles were removed, and the water was drained.”
He toldthe PE Express that the facility was intended to benefit the broader community
“It is amultipurpose facility meant to serve communityorganisations. It should have been handed over in 2024, and it is already 2026.”
While acknowledging delays, Julies warned of the ongoing impact on the community
“There is adelay,but this should have been anticipated. At the end of the day, we arethe ones losing out. The sad reality is that some communitymembers and drug users are steal
NATASHA BEZUIDENHOUT
SERIOUS security concerns wereraised following aweekend burglary at Motherwell Community Health Centre, which disrupted services and leftstaff feeling unsafe.
Ward 55 councillor, Thanduxolo Doda, said the incident, whichoccurred over the weekend of 14–15 March, highlighted ongoing failures in protecting public facilities in the area.
“In Motherwell, we had achallenge of vandalism in general,” he shared with the PE Express, adding that the health centre had been repeatedly targeted.“It was not the first incident of vandalism at the health centre. It was also not the only facility that had been vandalised. The clinicand the Motherwell SportsCentre had also been targeted,where people attempted to breakin.”
Dodacriticised the lack of securityatthe provincialfacility,saying insufficient measures had left bothstaff and infrastructure vulnerable. “The building formspart of the provincial government, and thereisalack of proper security measures,” he said. “There is alack of CCTVcameras at the site, and it is not the first time —there havebeen at least two other break-ins at the centre.”
He added that the health centre and the clinic only had one or two security personnel during the day, but nothing at night.
“It is not secure and poses asecurityrisk.”
He said councillors had previously raised concerns about after-hours security, warning that incidentsoften occurred at night
“As wardcouncillors, we had spoken about the securityproblems, and the vandalism happened during the night,” he said, adding that the latestincident had further affected staff morale. The Eastern Cape Department of Health confirmed that the break-in occurred in the early hours of Friday, 14 March, with criminals stealing several computers and other equipment.
The department said the incident had disrupted services, with some staff requiring counselling support and others reporting sick,affecting operations in certain units, including the Trauma and Midwife Obstetric Unit (MOU).
Emergency medical services werediverted to Dora Nginza Hospital to ensure continuity of care, whereadditional clinical support was provided. Officials said repair workbegan immediately, including securing entrances, installing new locks, strengthening access control, and repairing damaged infrastructure.
The department added that it had worked with law enforcement and community stakeholders to stabilise the situation, while exploring contingency measures such as the use of agency nurses. It also acknowledged the broader impact of crime on essential services, noting that attacks on healthcare facilities disrupted access to critical care.
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TeendevelopsofflineAIstudyassistanttobridgedigitaldivide
NATASHA BEZUIDENHOUT
AGRADE 11 learner from Hoërskool Framesby has developed an innovative offline artificial intelligence (AI) study assistant aimed at helping South African learners overcome barriers such as poor internet access and load shedding.
Liam Blignault designed andbuilt the desktop application, called StudyMAX, as part of his school project—combiningplanning tools, progress tracking and AI support into asingle platform that works without WiFi.
HIS father, Craig Blignault, said Liam’sinterest in technology started at ayoung age.
“I work in the agricultural and export quality control field, but I’ve always had an interest in IT,” he said. “I’ve been training Liam from ayoung age, so he has developed an appetite for computers.”
“With his IT subjectatschool, he is the best in his gradeatHoërskool Framesby, and he is also the top learnerinphysicsfor his grade.”
Craig added that Liam recently participated in an Olympiad requiringparticipantsto achieve over 80%
He believes growing up in adigital era has shaped how learners approach education.
“From ayoungage, they are exposed to a digital environment.School assignments and presentations are no longerdone on cardboard —everything relies on digital capability. I’ve been teaching him how to use technology from an early age,” he added.
Liam is still considering his future study options, with interests in engineering-related fields such as mechatronics andIT.
“At the moment, he is considering afew degrees basedonhis subjects, all engineering-re-
NATASHA BEZUIDENHOUT
AFTER more than four decades in theclassroom, Astra Primary School principal, Helma Boggenpoel, is retiring, bringing to aclose a 44-yearteaching career rooted in passion, family tradition andcommunity upliftment.
Boggenpoel began herjourney at theschool in 1982 and has remained there ever since “I havebeen in teaching for 44 years, and Istarted my journey here at Astra Primary School,” she said. “I always wanted tobe a teacher –itissomething that is in my blood.”
Teaching runs deep in her family.Her late father served as principalofVan Der Kemp PrimarySchool, while sixofher siblings also became educators.
“Teaching is in our family. It was acalling for allof us. If Ihad to choose any job,Iwould still go into teaching,”she shared.
Despite her long career, Boggenpoel said leadershipwas never her drivingambition “My ambition was never to be aprincipal. My life revolved around making learners’ lives better. It was never about position or status–itwas aboutmaking adifference.”
Herapproachtoteachingextendedfar beyond theclassroom.
“As ayoung teacher, Isaid to myself I wouldn’t just have cake and cooldrink in my
lated. He hasn’t made afinaldecision yet,”
Craig said
The StudyMAX project particularly impressedhis father
“His assignment was ajaw-dropper.Ihelped with the concept, but he did the research and builteverything himself. He worked on it for the whole year and presented it at the end of the year,” he shared
“The teacher saiditwas the first timethey had seen an assignment that ‘talks back’. The software used at school is about 15 to 16 years old, and during that time, therewas no talk of AI.”
Craig said developing an AI tool on such outdated systems made the project even more remarkable.
“To build an AI on aschool computer and demonstrate it as astudytool is unique. Every parent is proud, butthisisthe first time Ifelt Ishould reach out to the press,” the proud father shared
Liam explained that StudyMAX integrates an academic calendar, aprogress-tracking database and an AI chatbot intoasingledesktop application.
“It is adesktop application that integrates an academiccalendar,aprogress-tracking database, and an integrated artificial intelligence chatbot,” Liam shared
He said the inspiration behind the project was the reality thatmany SouthAfrican learners face “South Africaisrestricted by the digital
divide. AI tools require constant, high-speed internet and modern hardware. This excludes learners who experience load shedding, unreliable internet and older computers,” Liam explained.
“My goal was to build aprogramme that helps students with theirstudies, regardless of theirsocioeconomic background.”
To achieve this, Liam researched the most commonly used academic tools —homework helpers, planners and progress trackers —and combined them intoaunified system with a graphical user interface.
He built arelational database using Microsoft Access and sourced alocalised language model capable of running on minimal hardware.
“I used amodel that can run on aCPU with just 4GB of RAM, without needing an expensive graphics processing unit,” he said.
However, the project came with significant technical challenges.
“The specifications required me to use Delphi 2010, which is about 15 years old and does not support modern AI models,”heexplained. To overcome this, Liam developed acustom communication system to connect the AI model to the outdated software.
“I wrote afunction to launch the language model, created an output pipe and captured the data in real time. Ithen converted it into readabletext,” he said.
He deliberately avoided using online AI services.
“I considered using an online API, but it requires an internet connection, which defeats the purpose of the programme,”headded. The end resultwas afully functional, lightweight, offline-first application designed to make AI-powered learning more accessible.
,class. Iwould cook forthe children, andwe played Secret Santa at Christmas because you neverknowwho had eaten that day,”she said.
“Whenchildren see me, they remember those moments. Those arethe thingsthatstay with them.”
Over the years, she has witnessed the school’s growth and transformation,particularlyinits facilities and community initiatives.
“Werecently had the opening of ourastro turf,withmaterial shipped all the wayfrom Holland. I’ve seen the school growfrom hockey astroturfstosoccer astroturfs, andwe now also haveavegetable gardenwhere we harvest produce,” she said.
Shesaid these developments reflecta broader mission touplift the community, despite thechallenges faced by ano-fee school
“That is the differencewewant to make. The previous principalsaidthe school must stand out in the community. We must make adifference,” shesaid
Having taught up to fourgenerations of learners,Boggenpoel has developed adeep understandingofthe community she serves.
She believes thatwhile times have changed, core values in education should remain
“Itisnot the sametype of child youare teaching now,but to keep to values, oldschool is still the best. To me, it is about getting the bestout of thechild,” she said.
AstraPrimary currently has 1,121 learners, from GradeR to Grade 7. Despite financial and social challenges, the school continues to offerawiderangeofactivities.
“Many childrencannot playsport because of financesordistance, but we still offerchess, rugby,soccer, tennis, hockey and choir. We do thingsbeyond our circumstances,”she said
Reflecting on her retirement, Boggenpoel said sheisnot stepping away entirely
“I willprobably still be involved in marketing at the school. Thealumni arevery strong –many have become doctorsand lawyers, and they stillgiveback to the school,”she said
She is also looking forward to spending time with family, including visiting her eldest daughter in the United Kingdom.
“I live in Aspen Heights, Iammarried with threedaughters andfour grandchildren,” she shared.
While she is ready forthe next chapter, leaving the schoolwill not be easy.
“I will miss this school. It was part of my life –itwas my everything. But there is atime to come andatimetogo,”she said.
“I never realised that 44 years would go so
Liam Blignault designedand builtthe desktop application, calledStudyMAX, as partofhis schoolproject PHOTO: SUPPLIED
Astra PrimarySchool principal,Helma Boggenpoel, is retiring from the school she has servedfor morethan 40 years. PHOTO: SUPPLIED
PUBLICATION OF AN APPLICATION
IN TERMS OF SECTION 71 OF THE NELSON MANDELABAY
METROPOLITAN MUNICIPALITY SPATIALPLANNING AND LAND USEMANAGEMENT BY-LAW,2023FOR:
ERF/ERVEN :ERF1451,MOUNTROAD
PHYSICALADDRESS: 5DOLDSTREET
APPLICANT :MAARTJEWEYERSTRADING AS ROUTE2EC TO WN PL AN NI NG SERVICES
ONBEHALFOF :DARRYLVORSTER
Notice is hereby given that an application will be madetothe Nelson MandelaBay Metropolitan Municipality for:
1. The Removal of Restrictive Conditions C.4.(a. –e.) as contained in Title Deed No. T59448/2013, applicable to Erf 1451, Mount Road, in termsofSection 47 of SPLUMAfor theexisting development on theproperty as per the NMBMM LUS Regulations.
Thedetailed proposal may be requested from theapp icant viaemail to maartje@route2.co.za
Membersofthe public are invited to submit comments, objections or intervener status using the Comments &ObjectionsForm in the SPLUM Bylaw, with clearreasons in respect of theproposal to the following:
(1) TheApplicant, Postnet Suitex121, Private Bag X0002, Sunridge Park,6008, Cell: 082 375 3662 and email: maartje@route2.co.za andacopy sent to (2) The Executive Director: Human Settlements, PO Box9,Port Elizabeth 6000; c/o e-mail awilliams@mandelametro.gov.za
on or before 11 May 2026.
Persons with disabilities who are not able to email may contact Ms Williams at 2nd Floor Lillian Diedericks Building,No. 191Govan Mbeki Avenue, Gqeberha, TelNo. 041 506 1813.
Aperson who delivers comments, objections or representations will be notied if ahearingistobeheld in respect of theappl cation (Comments submitted after the said date will be consideredinvalid.
PUBLICATION OF AN APPLICATION
NM10051560-PX250326
IN TERMS OF SECTION 71 OF THE NELSONMANDELA BAY METROPOLITAN MUNICIPALITY SPATIALPLANNING AND LAND USE MANAGEMENT BY-LAW,2023FOR:
ERF/ERVEN :ERF2504,THEESCOMBE
PHYSICALADDRESS :3HILLTOPROAD APPLICANT :MAARTJE WEYERS TRADING AS ROUTE2EC TO WN PL ANN ING SERVICES ONBEHALFOF :MEEG TRADING PROPRIETARY LIMITED
Notice is hereby given that an application will be made to the Nelson Mandela Bay Metropolitan Municipality for:
1. The subdivision of Erf 2504, Theescombeinto3 portions,as shown on Plan No. THEE2504_20260311
The detailed proposal may be requested from the applicantvia email to maartje@route2.co.za
Members of thepublic are invitedtosubmitcomments, objectionsor intervener status using the Comments &ObjectionsForminthe SPLUMBylaw,with clear reasonsinrespectofthe proposaltothe following:
(1) TheApplicant, Postnet Suitex121, Private Bag X0002, Sunridge Park,6008, Cell: 082 375 3662 and email: maartje@route2.co.za andacopy sent to (2) The Executive Director: Human Settlements,P OBox 9, Port Elizabeth6000; c/o e-mail awilliams@mandelametro.gov.za on or before 11 May 2026.
Persons with disabilitieswho are not abletoemail may contact Ms Williamsat2nd Floor LillianDiedericks Building,No. 191Govan Mbeki Avenue, Gqeberha,Tel No. 041 506 1813.
Aperson who delivers comments, objectionsorrepresentationswill be notiedifahearingistobeheld in respect of theappl cation
(Comments submitted afterthe said date will be considered invalid. NM10051337-PX250326
PUBLICATION OF AN APPLICATION IN TERMS OF SECTION71OFTHE NELSON MANDELA BAY METROPOLITAN MUNICIPALITY SPATIALPLANNING AND LAND USE MANAGEMENT BY-LAW,2023FOR:
ERF/ERVEN :ERVEN77AND85,SUNRIDGEPARK
PHYSICALADDRESS :6AND8CAMELIACRESCENT APPLICANT :MAARTJEWEYERSTRADING AS ROUTE2EC TO WN PL ANN ING SERVICES ONBEHALFOF :JJBROWNANDKABROWNAND CMOMBERG
Notice is herebygiven thatanapplicationwill be madetothe Nelson Mandela Bay MetropolitanMunicipality for:
1. The subdivisionofErf 77, Sunridge Parkinto3 portions and subdivision of Erf 85, Sunridge Parkinto 3portions,asshownon Plan No. Sun77_85; and 2. The consolidation of the subdivided portions, as shownonPlan No. Sun77_85.
The detailed proposal may be requested from the applicant viaemail to maartje@route2.co.za
Members of thepublic are invitedtosubmitcomments, objectionsor intervener status using the Comments &ObjectionsForminthe SPLUMBylaw,with clear reasonsinrespect of theproposaltothe following:
(1) TheApplicant, Postnet Suitex121, Private Bag X0002, Sunridge Park,6008, Cell: 082 375 3662 and email: maartje@route2.co.za and acopy sent to (2) The Executive Director: Human Settlements, PO Box9,Port Elizabeth6000; c/o e-mail awilliams@mandelametro.gov.za on or before 11 May 2026.
Persons with disabilities who are not able to email may contact Ms Williamsat2nd Floor LillianDiedericks Building,No. 191Govan Mbeki Avenue, Gqeberha,Tel No. 041 506 1813.
Aperson who delivers comments, objectionsorrepresentationswill be notiedifahearingistobeheld in respect of theappl cation
PUBLICATION OF AN APPLICATION
IN TERMSOFSECTION 71 OF THENELSONMANDELA BAY
METROPOLITANMUNICIPALITY SPATIAL PLANNING AND LAND USE MANAGEMENT BY-LAW, 2023 FOR:
ERF/ERVEN: ERF236,HUMEWOOD
PHYSICALADDRESS :22LAROCHEDRIVE
APPLICANT :MAARTJE WEYERS TRADING AS ROUT E2EC TO WN PL ANNI NG SERVICES
ONBEHALFOF :JOHANNESCHRISTOFFELMEIRING
Noticeishereby given that an application will be made to theNelson MandelaBay Metropolitan Municipalityfor:
1. TheRemoval of RestrictiveConditions C. (iv). and(v).(a. –d.) as contained in Title Deed No.T17931/1991,applicable to Erf236, Humewood, in terms of Section 47 of SPLUMAfor the existing development on thepropertyasper theNMBMM LUS Regulations
Thedetai ed proposalmay be requestedfromthe applicant via email to maartje@route2.co.za
Membersofthe public areinvited to submit comments, objectionsor intervenerstatususingthe Comments& Objections Form in the SPLUM Bylaw,with clear reasonsinrespectofthe proposal to the following:
(1) TheAppl cant,Postnet Suite x121,Private BagX0002, Sunridge Park, 6008, Cell: 082375 3662 andemail: maartje@route2.co.za andacopy sent to (2)The Executive Director: HumanSettlements,P OBox 9, Port Elizabeth 6000;c/o e-mail awilliams@mandelametro.gov.za
onorbefore11May 2026.
Persons with disabilities who arenot able to email maycontactMs Wil iamsat2nd Floor LillianDiedericks Building, No. 191Govan Mbek Avenue, Gqeberha, TelNo. 041506 1813.
Aperson whodeliverscomments, objectionsorrepresentationswill be notied if ahearing is to be held in respectofthe application.
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PUBLICATION OF AN APPLICATION IN TERMS OFSECTION 71 OF THE NELSON MANDELA BAY
METROPOLITAN MUNICIPALITY SPATIALPLANNING AND LANDUSE MANAGEMENTBY-LAW, 2023 FOR:
ERF/ERVEN :ERF46,FERNGLEN
PHYSICALADDRESS :7WHITNEYAVE
APPLICANT: MAARTJE WEYERS TRADING AS RO UTE 2EC TO WN PL ANNI NG SERVICES
ONBEHALFOF: BRADLEYJAMESAND MARELIEZEBARTLETT
Notice is herebygiven that an application will be made to theNelson Mandela Bay MetropolitanMunicipalityfor:
1. The Removal of RestrictiveConditions B. 4. (a.–d.) as contained nTitle Deed No. T2708/2021, applicable to Erf 46,Fernglen, in termsofSection 47 of SPLUMAfor theexistingdevelopmenton thepropertyasper theNMBMMLUS Regulations.
The detailed proposal mayberequested from theapplicant viaemail to maartje@route2.co.za
Members of the publicare invitedtosubmitcomments, objectionsor intervener status using theComments& Objections Forminthe SPLUM Bylaw,withclear reasons in respect of theproposal to the following:
(1)TheApplicant, PostnetSuite x121, Private Bag X0002, Sunridge Park, 6008,Cell: 082375 3662 andemail:maartje@route2.co.za anda copy sent to (2)The Executive Director:Human Settlements,P OBox 9, Port Elizabeth6000; c/oe-mailawilliams@mandelametro.gov.za on or before 11 May 2026.
Personswith disabilities whoare notabletoemail maycontact Ms Williams at 2ndFloor LillianDiedericks Building, No.191 GovanMbeki Avenue, Gqeberha,Tel No.041 5061813.
Apersonwho delivers comments, objectionsorrepresentations will be notied if ahearingistobeheldinrespect of theapplication
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METROPOLITAN MUNICIPALITY SPATIALPLANNING AND LANDUSE MANAGEMENTBY-LAW, 2023 FOR:
ERF/ERVEN :ERF316,CLARENDONMARINE
PHYSICALADDRESS :5GOEDEHOOPROAD APPLICANT: MAARTJE WEYERS TRADING AS RO UTE 2EC TO WN PL ANNI NG SERVICES
ONBEHALFOF: DEWALDDUPREEZAND AUDRI CHANTALDUPREEZ
Notice is herebygiven that an application will be made to theNelson Mandela Bay MetropolitanMunicipalityfor:
1. The RemovalofRestrictiveConditions B. 3.;6.; 7. (a.–b.);8.and 9. as contained in TitleDeed No.T22524/2021,applicableto Erf316,Clarendon Marine, in termsofSection 47 of SPLUMAfor theexistingdevelopmentonthe propertyasper theNMBMMLUS Regulations.
The detailed proposal mayberequested from theapplicant viaemail to maartje@route2.co.za
Members of the publicare invitedtosubmitcomments, objectionsor intervener status using theComments& Objections Forminthe SPLUM Bylaw,with clear reasons in respect of theproposal to the following:
(1)TheApplicant, PostnetSuite x121, Private Bag X0002, Sunridge Park, 6008,Cell: 082375 3662 andemail:maartje@route2.co.za anda copy sent to (2)The Executive Director: HumanSettlements,P OBox 9, Port Elizabeth6000; c/oe-mailawilliams@mandelametro.gov.za on or before 11 May 2026.
Personswith disabilities whoare notabletoemail maycontact Ms Williams at 2ndFloor LillianDiedericksBuilding, No.191 GovanMbeki Avenue, Gqeberha,Tel No.041 5061813.
Apersonwho delivers comments, objectionsorrepresentations will be notied if ahearingistobeheldinrespect of theapplication
PUBLICATION OF AN APPLICATION IN TERMS OF SECTION 71 OF THENELSONMANDELA BAY METROPOLITAN MUNICIPALITY SPATIALPLANNING AND LAND USEMANAGEMENT BY-LAW, 2023FOR:
ERF/ERVEN:1772Newton Park
PHYSICALADDRESS:94SecondAvenue,NewtonPark, Port Elizabeth
APPLICANT: De BruynsConsultants Pty Ltd
ON BEHALFOF: Arac Prop Trust
Notice is herebygiven that an applicationwill be made to theNelson MandelaBayMetropolitanMunicipalityfor:
1. Application forRezoning theproperty fromBusiness Zone 3to BusinessZone2
2. ConsentUsetopermit“Warehouse”
3. Permanent Departurefromsidebuildinglines alongerf 1784from 5 metersto0meters
4. Removal of Restrictive Title Deed Conditions Bascontained in the Deed of TransferNo.T102811/1996 applicable to Erf 1772, Newton Park
Thedetailedproposalmayberequestedfromtheapplicant.
Members of thepublic areinvitedtosubmit comments,objections or intervenerstatususing theComments&Objections Form in the SPLUMA Bylaw,withclear reasons in respectofthe proposal to the following:
(1)The Applicant, De BruynsConsultants (Pty) LtdP.O.Box 10653, Linton Grange 6025, 064 7513270 or viaemail Monique@debruynsconsultants.co.zaandacopysentto
(2)The Executive Director: HumanSettlements,P OBox 9, Port Elizabeth 6000; c/oe-mail awilliams@mandelametro.gov.zaonor before13thofMay2026
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. NM10051904-PX250326
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ERF/ERVEN: 1869Walmer
PHYSICALADDRESS:60Albert Road,Walmer,Port Elizabeth
APPLICANT:DeBruynsConsultantsPtyLtd ONBEHALFOF:KEFourie
Noticeishereby given that an application will be made to the NelsonMandelaBayMetropolitanMunicipalityfor:
1. Applicationfor Rezoning theproperty fromSingle Residential Zone 1toGeneral ResidentialZone 2topermit the development of WellnessCentre andGuesthouse on the premises
2. Departure fromlateral boundary linesfrom5meters to 0meters andrearbuildinglinesfrom5metersto1.5meters
Thedetailedproposalmayberequestedfromtheapplicant.
Members of thepublic are invited to submit comments, objections or intervenerstatus using theComments&Objections Form in the SPLUMABylaw,withclear reasonsinrespect of theproposal to the following:
(1) TheApplicant, De Bruyns Consultants(Pty) LtdP.O.Box 10653,LintonGrange 6025,064 7513270orvia emai Monique@debruynsconsultants.co.zaandacopysentto (2) TheExecutive Director:Human Settlements, PO Box9,Port Elizabeth 6000; c/oe-mail awilliams@mandelametro.gov.za onorbefore13thofMay2026
Persons withdisabilitieswho are notabletoemail maycontactMs Williams at 2ndFloor LillianDiedericks Building,No. 191Govan MbekiAvenue,Gqeberha,TelNo.0415061813.
Aperson whodeliverscomments,objectionsorrepresentations willbenotifiedifahearingistobeheldinrespectoftheapplication (Commentssubmittedafterthesaiddatewillbeconsideredinvalid. NM10051903-PX250326
PUBLICATION OF AN APPLICATION IN TERMSOFSECTION 71 OF THE NELSONMANDELABAY METROPOLITAN MUNICIPALITY SPATIAL PLANNING AND LAND USE MANAGEMENT BY-LAW, 2023 FOR:
ERF/ERVEN :ERF419,BLUEHORIZONBAY
PHYSICALADDRESS :21MIMOSASTREET APPLICANT :MAARTJE WEYERS TRADINGAS RO UTE 2EC TO WN PL ANNI NG SERVICES
ONBEHALFOF :THE TRUSTEES FOR THETIMEBEING OFPETERJAMESBELEGGINGSTRUST
Notice is herebygiven that an application willbemade to theNelson Mandela Bay MetropolitanMunicipalityfor:
1. The RemovalofRestrictiveConditions E. 6. (a. –d.) as contained in TitleDeed No.T55681/2000,applicabletoErf 419, BlueHorizon Bay,intermsofSection 47 of SPLUMAfor theexistingdevelopment on thepropertyasper theNMBMMLUS Regulations.
The detailed proposal mayberequested from theapplicant via emailto maartje@route2.co.za
Members of thepublicare invitedtosubmit comments, objectionsor intervener status using theComments& Objections Form in the SPLUM Bylaw,withclear reasons in respect of theproposal to the following:
(1)TheApplicant, Postnet Suite x121, Private Bag X0002, Sunridge Park, 6008, Cell:082 3753662and email: maartje@route2.co.za andacopysentto (2)The ExecutiveDirector:Human Settlements,P OBox 9, Port Elizabeth6000; c/oe-mailawilliams@mandelametro.gov.za on or before 11 May2026.
Personswithdisabilitieswho arenot able to emailmay contact Ms Williams at 2ndFloor LillianDiedericks Building, No. 191Govan Mbeki Avenue,Gqeberha, TelNo. 041506 1813.
Apersonwho deliverscomments, objections or representationswillbe notied if ahearing is to be held in respect of theapplication.
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71 OF THE NELSON MANDELABAYMETROPOLITAN MUNICIPALITY
SPATIALPLANNINGAND LAND USE MANAGEMENT BY-LAW, 2023 FOR:
ERF/ERVEN:862
PHYSICALADDRESS: 19 Groningen Street, Kabega Park
APPLICANT :S.M.Van Wyk ON BEHALF OF:Mrs.M.Badenhorst Noticeisherebygiventhatanapplicationwillbemadeto theNelsonMandelaBayMetropolitanMunicipalityfor: 1. the removal of conditions 5(b), (c), (d) contained in theTitleDeedNo.T17888/2021applicabletoErf862, KabegaParkintermsofSection47oftheSPLUMA; The detailed proposalmay be requestedfromthe applicant
Members of the public are invited to submit comments objections or intervener status using the Comments & ObjectionsFormintheSPLUMABylaw,withclearreasons inrespectoftheproposaltothefollowing:
(1) The Applicant, Stephen VanWyk,32Wenwtworth Road, Greenshields Park, Gqeberha, 6070, cell 083 4410339,email–smvanwyk021@gmail.com. (2) And acopyemailedtoThe Executive Director: HumanSettlements,POBox9,Gqeberha,6000;c/o e-mailawilliams@mandelametro.gov.za onorbefore13thMay2026
Persons with disabilities who are not able to email may contactMsWilliams at 2nd Floor Lillian Diedericks Building, No. 191 Govan MbekiAvenue, Gqeberha, Tel No.0415061813.
Aperson who deliverscomments, objections or representationswillbenotifiedifahearingistobeheldin respectoftheapplication.
(Commentssubmittedafterthesaiddatewillbeconsideredinvalid.)
NM10051673-PX250326
IN TERMS OF SECTION 71 OF THE NELSON MANDELABAYMETROPOLITAN MUNICIPALITY SPATIALPLANNINGANDLANDUSE MANAGEMENT BY-LAW,2023 FOR:
ERF/ERVEN:265
PHYSICALADDRESS: 81 BrightonDrive, Summerstrand
APPLICANT: S.M. VanWyk ON BEHALF OF:Mrs.E.J.Hallam
Noticeisherebygiventhatanapplicationwillbemadeto theNelsonMandelaBayMetropolitanMunicipalityfor: 1. theremovalofconditions3(b),(c),(d)containedinthe TitleDeedNo. T78099/2016 applicabletoErf 265, SummerstrandintermsofSection47oftheSPLUMA; The detailedproposalmay be requested from the applicant
Membersofthe public are invited to submit comments, objections or intervener status using theComments & ObjectionsFormintheSPLUMABylaw,withclearreasons inrespectoftheproposaltothefollowing:
(1) The Applicant,Stephen VanWyk, 32 Wenwtworth Road, Greenshields Park, Gqeberha,6070, cell 083 4410339,email–smvanwyk021@gmail.com (2) AndacopyemailedtoTheExecutiveDirector:Human Settlements, PO Box 9, Gqeberha,6000; c/o e-mail awilliams@mandelametro.gov.za onorbefore13thMay2026
Persons with disabilities who are not abletoemail may contactMsWilliams at 2nd Floor LillianDiedericks Building, No. 191 Govan Mbeki Avenue, Gqeberha,Tel No.0415061813.
Aperson whodelivers comments,objectionsor representationswillbenotifiedifahearingistobeheldin respectoftheapplication.
(Commentssubmittedafterthesaiddatewillbeconsideredinvalid.)
NM10051672-PX250326
IN TERMSOFSECTION71OFTHE NELSON MANDELABAYMETROPOLITAN MUNICIPALITY SPATIALPLANNINGAND LAND USEMANAGEMENT BY-LAW, 2023FOR:
ERF/ERVEN:257
PHYSICALADDRESS: 257KraggaKamma Road Theescombe
APPLICANT:S.M.VanWyk ONBEHALFOF:Mr.E.Herselman
Noticeisherebygiventhatanapplicationwillbemadetothe NelsonMandelaBayMetropolitanMunicipalityfor:
1. theremoval of conditions C(a), (b), (c), (d) contained in theTitle Deed No. T55590/2001 applicable to Erf 257, TheescombeintermsofSection47oftheSPLUMA;
2. Council's Special Consent to permit Erf257 TheescombetobeusedforGuestHouse.
Thedetailedproposalmayberequestedfromtheapplicant Members of thepublic are invited to submit comments objections or intervener status using theComments & ObjectionsFormintheSPLUMABylaw,withclearreasonsin respectoftheproposaltothefollowing:
(1) TheApplicant,StephenVanWyk,32WenwtworthRoad, GreenshieldsPark,Gqeberha,6070,cell0834410339 email–smvanwyk021@gmail.com.
(2) And acopy emailed to TheExecutiveDirector:Human Settlements,POBox 9, Gqeberha, 6000; c/oe-mail awilliams@mandelametro.gov.za
onorbefore13thMay2026
Personswithdisabilities who are not able to email may contactMsWilliamsat2ndFloorLillianDiedericksBuilding, No. 191 Govan MbekiAvenue, Gqeberha,Tel No. 041 506 1813.
Aperson whodelivers comments, objections or representationswill be notified if ahearing is to be held in respectoftheapplication
(Comments submitted afterthe said date will be considered invalid. NM10051334-PX250326
(Comments submittedafterthe said date will be considered invalid NM10051335-PX250326
(Commentssubmitted afterthe said date will be considered invalid NM10051727-PX250326
(Commentssubmittedafterthesaiddatewillbeconsideredinvalid.) NM10051671-PX250326
mother, Chumani Musa Magqabi or anyone who hasinformation about their whereabouts to please contact thesocial worker, Ms R. Michaels at 041484 3554 during office hours, regarding afemale child born 08/06/2022. in
Family Restoration Services, Motherwell Port Elizabethis requesting anyonewith information with regards to the biological father of aboy child born on 2010/05/16. The biologicalmotherofthe child concerned,Ms Ntomboxolo Makambi, is deceased If you have any information pleasecontact SocialWorker at Family RestorationServices (078 1180736) during office hours(08h00-16h00).
Family Restoration Services, MotherwellPort Elizabethisrequesting anyonewith information regarding the biological mother of agirlchild born on 2012/09/22. Thename of thebiologicalmotheris Ms AndiswaPukwana.If you have anyinformation pleasecontact Social Worker at Family RestorationServices (078 1180736) during office hours(08h00-16h00).
TheDepartment of Social Development at Nelson Mandela Metro District, Motherwell Service Office, is requesting anyone with information with regards to thewhereaboutsof biologicalmotherof childrenbornon 14/04/2021 and 31/05/2016. The father is MbuleloBudaza. Contactthe SocialWorker: Ms. A. Kakaza -at 066288 0724 during office hours (08H00-16H30)
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Notice is hereby given in terms of Regulation 68 of the DeedsRegistriesAct, 1937, of the intention to apply for the issue of a certified copy of DEED OF TRANSFER NUMBERT73876 /2005CTNpassed by NONKONGOZELO REGINA
MBATSHA, Identity Number 570101 0698 08 0, Unmarried in favour of ZOLILEALFRED SIGELE, Identity Number 590814 5692 08 2a nd NOMAKHOSAZANA SYLVIA SIGELE, Identity Number 670219 0354 08 9, married in community of property to each other in respect of certain ERF 1146 IBHAYI, In the Nelson Mandela Metropolitan Municipality, Division 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 19TH day of MARCH 2026
Applicant
NS SIGELE C/o ZONKE BUDAZA INC ATTORNEYS 78 CAPE ROAD, MILL PARK, PORT ELIZABETH info@zonkebudaza.co.za 041 –373 0053
LOST OR DESTROYED DEED
Notice is hereby given in terms of Regulation 68 of the DeedsRegistriesAct, 1937, of the intention to apply for the issue of a certified copy of DEED OF TRANSFER NUMBERT31077 /2003CTN passed by ANDILE BEN-MA ZWI ,I denti ty Number 821014 5509 08 8, and LULEKWA PATIENCE
BEN-MAZ WI ,I dentit y Number 631203 0696 08 5, Married in Community of property to each other, in favour of MXOLISI ERIC MATE, Identity Number 620201 5555 08 5, and VUYOKAZI FELICIA MATE, Identity Number 670601 0803 08 4, Married in community of property to each other, in respect of certain ERF 14729 IBHAYI, IN THE NELSON MANDELA
LOSTORDESTROYED
DEED
Notice is hereby given in termsofregulation 68 of the DeedsRegistriesAct,1937, of theintentiontoapplyfor theissue of acertifiedcopy of DeedofTransfer Number T32293/1996CTN passed by 1. JOHN MAGIENDA, IdentityNumber 670507 5080 08 3, Unmarried,and 2. LU RI ND AJ OHANNA MAGI EN DA, Id ent it y Number700206 0188 08 2, Unmarried,infavourof NOR MA CLARA ABR AH AM S, Id ent it y Number600807 0048 01 9, Unmarried in respectof ce rta in ER F1 717 BLOEMENDAL, whichhas been lost or destroyed
Allinterested persons having objectiontothe issue of such copy are hereby required to lodge thesame in writingwiththe Registrar of Deed at EasternCape: Qoncewithintwo weeks fromthe date of publication of this notice
Dated at PORT ELIZABETH this 13thday of MARCH 2026. Applicant:
Executor in theEstatelate NORMA CLARA DE BEER, EstateNumber 2769/2023 c/oBrown Braude and Vlok Inc, 317 Cape Road, Newton Park, PortElizabeth,6045 yvette@bbvza.com 041 3653668
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Notice is hereby givenin terms of Regulation 68 of the DeedsRegistries Act, 1937, of the intention to applyfor the issueofa certified copyofDEEDOF TRANSFER NUMBERT2389 /2003CTN(VA 5219 /2014CTN) passedbyTHE NE LSON MA NDE LA METROPOLITAN MUNICIPALITY, in favour of VIDIAS ZOMBA,Identity Number 780314 5336087, Unmarried, in respectof cert ain ER F3 0426
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LOST OR /DESTROYED DEED
Notice is hereby givenin terms of Regulation 68 of the Deeds Registries Act, 1937, of the intention to apply for the issueofa certified copy of DEED OF TRANSFER NUMBER TL2899 /1988PECTNpassedbySANI SYDNEY KHUMALO,Identity No.1-4761183-1(born 5th June 1950) andVUYELWA DO ROT HY KHUMA LO, Identity No. 1-4164938-1 (born 16th March 1950), married in community of property to each other, in favo of GORDON TEMBA
LELANE Form JJJ
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Notice is hereby givenin terms of Regulation 68 of the Deeds Registries Act, 1937, of the intention to apply for the issue of acertified copy of DEED OF TRANSFERNO. ST7515/ 2024 passedbyEstateLate
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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 T20572 /2016CTNpassedbySPACE
SECURITISATION PROPRIE TARY LIMITE D Registration Number 2008 /004516/07, in favor of SE LCOU RT HOUSI NG
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BAY METROP OLITAN MUNICIPALITY, DIVISION OF PORT ELIZABETH, PROVINCE OF THE EASTERN CAPE, which hasbeen lost or destroyed. All person having objection to h same Registrar E within date this DATED on Appl Mxo Vuyokazi capaci 78 Elizab maryke@zo 041
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FourfeatureraceswaitonAprilline-up
THEaction returns to thePolysurface at the Fairview racetrack in Greenbushes on Friday.
Racing fans enjoyed some quality racingonthe grass track lately and this Poly meetinggives everyone alittlebreak before the big races return.
It is abit of alow-key meeting,but it givesthose horses who prefer the polya chance to put their best footforward.
April is going to be aspectacular month of racing at Fairview with four feature racestakingplace.
Theraces arethe Glenlair Trophy (3rd), Flying Five, East Cape Oaks (both 10th) and the EastCape Nurseryonthe 17th
What is even more exciting is thatNelson Mandela Bay Racing willberepresented by the stables of Alan Greeff and Dean Smith at the Champions Day meetinginJohannesburg on 4April. Golden Palm and FatefulLovewillbe the Greeff runners at Turffontein, and Smithwillsaddle the champion sprinter Kingdundee.
Two feature races were contested at Fairview this past Friday and onceagain the three-year-old filly, Anotherdanceforme, produced awonderful performance.
Shewas way toogoodfor the opposition in the R250,000 East Cape Guineas. This was the thirdyear in arow that trainerGreeffand jockey Richard Fourie combined to win theGuineas.
The Kelly Mitchley stable dominatedin the East Cape Sprint Cup when Anuschka’s Worldjust got the better of his stablemateRoman Agentinanexcitingfinish.
Themeeting wasalsothe returnofone of Fairview’s favourite sonsofthe saddle. Kyle Strydom is back in SouthAfrica, andwewill see alot more ofhim in the
future.
The former National Champion Apprenticeleftfor the United Kingdom in 2023 but has returned home with hisfiancée, Emily Cunha. He willbebased in Johannesburg but
will makeregulartrips to Gqeberha for theFairviewmeetings.
The 24-year-old former Pearson High graduateisthe son of Fairview trainer Jacques (who is having asplendid season) andthe nephew of legendary jockey,
Piere Strydom. Kyle feelshegained alot of experience riding on avarietyofracetracks in a competitiveenvironment in theUK. He is now readyfor thenextchapterof his career.
Weekendsportsnews,results,upcomingfixtures
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Highbury FC makes top8 on Motsepe Foundation Championship log table
Following their resultsfrom the three games that they had played, Highbury FC is back in eighth place on the Motsepe Foundation Championship log table.
Highbury FC wentdown2-1 whenthey wereaway to The BeesFCatKanyamazane Stadium in Kanyamazane in Mpumalanga on 8March. The Nelson MandelaBay side secured ahuge 3-1 upsetagainst Cape Town City FC, who saw their 11-gamewinning streak end abruptly at Nelson Mandela University Campus FieldinSummerstrand on 13 March.
Head coach Kabelo Sibiya, who was not happy with thematch officials' decisions, saw his side play toagoalless drawagainst the relegation candidates Black Leopards FC at Nelson Mandela University Campus Field on Friday. Highbury FC is currentlyineighth place on the log table.
Milford FC is back to their winning ways after they demolished the struggling Baroka FC 5-0 at Richards Bay Sports Complex in Richards Bay on Saturday. KrugerUnited FC,who were temporarily the log leaders,dropped to second place following their 4-0 away loss to their neighbours CasricFCat Solomon Mahlangu Stadium in KwaMhlangaon Friday.
Cape Town City FC did not register maximum league points after Venda FC held them to a1-1 draw at Thohoyandou Stadium in Thohoyandou on Saturday. Leicesterford City FC shared a1-1 draw withGomora United FC at Dobsonville Stadium in Soweto, Johannesburg. The Bees FC defeated the University of Pretoria 2-0 at Kanyamazane Stadium on Sunday. Hungry Lions FC shared a 1-1 draw with MidlandsWanderers FC
at Mxolisi Dicksy Jacobs Stadium in Upington on Sunday.
Aspen crowned IFA-NMBTop 8winners
After finishing in eighth place in the earlier league season log table, Aspen saw themselves liftthe Industrial Football Association-Nelson Mandela Bay (IFA-NMB) Top 8floating trophy in their hard-fought 1-0 triumphoverPurem by Eberspacher during their final that took place at Shatterprufe Struandale Grounds on Sunday.
Playing in the final against the side that had performed excellently, nobody thought that Aspen would overcome Purem by Eberspacher
Aspen proved the criticswrong as they had ended the journey of league champions, Tenneco RideSAControl (Pty) Ltd, 2-0inthe quarter-finals at Shatterprufe Struandale Grounds on 8March.
It was clear that Aspen had turned intogiant-killersasthey accumulated acomprehensive6-1 win over the tough Continental Tyres in their semi-finals at Struandale on 15 March.
On the other hand, Purem by Eberspacher had to digdeep to overcome Forvia Uitenhage 3-2 in their quarterfinals at Struandale on 8March.
Purem by Eberspacher also facedthe much-improved Sasko,whom they defeated 1-0 in the semi-finals at Struandale on 15 March as well. Aspen supporters were overwhelminglyhappy after they saw their sideovercome Purem by Eberspacher 1-0 during their scintillating final at Struandale.
Aspen went home with the floating trophy, gold medals and prize money,while Purem by Eberspacher settled for silver medals and consolation prize money.
IFA-NMB president, Sello Mokhosi, said,“Congratulations are in orderto the winners, Aspen, as they worked extremelyhard. Purem by Eberspacher also worked ridiculously hard but there
must be awinner. They played football of ahighstandard as theyentertained the fans.”
Siyona, Mhlekwa keep RoyalBucks’ hopesof topping Stream Alog tablealive
Royal Bucks FC secureda well-deserved 5-0victory when they went headto-head with Eastern CapeCeltics FC during their SAFA Nelson Mandela Bay (NMB) Hollywoodbets Men’s Regional League StreamA clash at Motherwell NU 11 Stadium on Saturday.
Siviwe Senyaka Siyonacaughtthe defence of the Celticswhile they were still napping as he scored an early goal in the 3rd minute.
Siyona took advantage of thedisjointed opposition’s defence as he scored hissecond goal in the 7th minute, which kept Bucks in the lead at 2-0.
Bucks central forward, Lathitha Mhlekwa, scored his goal in the49th minute to make it 3-0, with no response from the Despatch lads.
Siyona completed his hat-trick afterhe fired ashot that beat the Celtics’ goalkeeper in the 67th minute sincethe start of the game. Bucks keptpushinghard for the fifth goal
Theirhardworkpaidoff as Mhlekwa found the back of the net in the 86th minute. Bucks deservedly claimed the 5-0victory over the strugglingCeltics. Currently,the Bucks’ win overthe Celticspushed them to secondplaceonthe StreamAlog table.
Lion City FC managed to snatch anarrow2-1 triumphwhen they were away to Mr XCadersFCatWalmer Community Field on Saturday.Asthings stand, City havemoved to the top of the Stream A log table.
Red Lions FC, who were temporarily at the top of Stream Alog table,saw themselves drop to third place following their 1-0 defeat to Park United FC Group at ArcadiaField in ArcadiaonSaturday.
Other SAFA NMB Stream Aresults:
• Stinging BeesFC1-1 Camper United FC
• Khayelitsha StarsFC1–2 Shining StarsFC
Full SAFA NMB Stream Bresults:
• Madibaz Football 1-0 Real Celtics FC
• Young Aces FC 4-1Peace Makers FC
• Despatch PioneersFC1-3 CalliesAFC
• SaintsFC2–1 Highland SpursFC
• MajorChiefs Sports Club 3–1Red City FC
• Madibaz Football 5–1Peace Makers FC
WAFA Premier League hostsgoal-thrilling games Fans watched what they likedmost— goal-thrillinggamesduring theWalmer Football Association (WAFA) Premier Leagueprogramme at WalmerCommunityFieldsonSaturday andonSunday. Saturday: In afive-goal thrillerclash, Two for JoyFCsecured threeleague pointsintheir 4-1 victoryover ValleyUnited FC. Young Cosmos FC was ruthless in their 6-0 win overWalmer Hotspurs FC. It was anail-biting finish afterMrXCaders FC registeredaclose 4-3 victory over Young Chiefs FC. MabayiboneStrikers FC earned their victoryintheir 1-0 win overEleven ExperienceFC. Golden Heroes could not overcome thetough Ghetto Stars, who overcame them 1-0 in their tough game. Sunday: Despite their 1-0 loss, Eleven ExperienceFCgave agood account of themselvesagainst Ghetto Stars FC. Young Cosmos FC claimedanimpressive3-1 win overTwo for JoyFC. Walmer Hotspurs FC shouldgoback to the drawing boardafterthey were punished 9-1 by Mr XCaders FC in their one-sided game Fans were kept on their toesafter Peace United FC shared a3-3 draw with Valley United FC. Morning Stars FC workedtheir socks off in their 1-0 victory overWalmerStars FC. YoungChiefs FC claimedacommanding 3-1 triumph overMighty Eagles FC.
Anotherdanceforme and jockey,Richard Fourie,won easilyinthe Guineas.
PHOTO: PAULINE HERMAN
