HopestilllivesamidAlmonré’sthirddisappearanceanniversary
SHANTI JAFTA
TOMORROW, three years will have passed since the then 18-year-old Almonré Antovian Ashley Roman stepped into a white VW Kombi at Pick n Pay Despatch and vanished without a trace, leaving behind a family that refuses to surrender hope and a community still searching for answers
As 5 December approaches, marking the third anniversary of his disappearance, his father Wesley Uithaler continues his relentless quest to find his son, driven by an unwavering belief that somewhere, someone knows what happened to the charismatic teenager who dreamed of making it in the entertainment industry Despite years of investigation, social media campaigns, and countless sleepless nights, the case remains unsolved, but for Uithaler, giving up is not an option
“A parent never loses hope,” he said two years ago, words that ring even truer today as he faces another anniversary and December holiday without his beloved son
Speaking to UD Express, Uithaler recalled his last encounter with Roman “The morning of the disappearance, he looked disturbed, but we could not figure out what the issue was, though one could tell that there was something bothering him Someone told us that he went to meet someone at Pick n Pay, and that person confirmed that he picked him up He just told us that this person made him a promise that he had to see through He did not give us any details ”
He added that when the family did not hear from him for about two hours, they were worried
Sharing the type of person his son was,
Uithaler described him as a bubbly person
“He always slept at home and let us know of his whereabouts If he had auditions, he would inform us in advance All of this did not make sense to us ”
As the third anniversary of Roman’s disappearance looms, he said that December is always a difficult time for the family
“There is still a void in the family as we are still unclear about his whereabouts It is difficult to move on, bearing in mind that he is my firstborn It is always a difficult December for us as he is still missing after three years ”
He added that all the leads regarding his child’s whereabouts went nowhere
Uithaler said that the relationship he has had with law enforcement has been very transparent
“They always let me know when there were any developments in the case, and any leads, which I truly appreciated If there is any new development, they let us know, which hasn’t been the case in a while now ”
In a plea to the public, he said, “If you have any information, no matter how insignificant you may think it is, please share with me on 078 452 9380 A lot of people message me on Facebook about potential leads, which I welcome Their information will remain confidential, and they can remain anonymous ”
He added that in this tough time, prayer motivates him to continue searching and remain hopeful that he and his son will be reunited once more
“Closure is the only way that we can move on I am open to any information I will get about him Whether he is alive or not As long as I get to see him or know what happened,
treasure I miss how he could light up a room, just being his talkative self ”
To parents who may be going through the same thing, Uithaler said, “Don’t lose hope, never quit looking for your child Also, do not forget the memories, whether they are pleasant or not Do not ever give up on your child ”
Concluding with a message to his son, he said with a heavy heart, “Son, we love you and we never gave up on you and always believed in your dreams The stand-up comedy shows you would organise and your dreams of being an actor, we did and always will support you We truly miss you,” he said with emotion
In a message to the public, he sighed heavily and said, “Imagine this was your child Any piece of information could be very vital If there are any other incidents like this, I want you to report them Imagine Almonré as your own, because it could happen to anyone Please reach out to me ”
The case is being investigated by the Directorate for Priority Crime Investigation, known as the Hawks
only then will I have closure and be able to move on ”
With a tinge of joy and laughter, remembering the memories of Almonré that brought him the most comfort during difficult times, he said it was the phone calls they shared together that he missed most
“I miss how we used to chat and the time we spent together How we used to visit my parents in Humansdorp every December, and how we interacted with our family as well – he was the life of the party It is a time we all miss and
WinsforAddoElephantandKarooNational ParksatSANParksKuduAwards
STAFF from Addo Elephant and Karoo National Parks walked away with spoils from the 19th annual Kudu Awards, held at the Gallagher Convention Centre in Midrand on Thursday, 27 November 2025
The awards celebrate both internal and external stakeholders who have demonstrated exceptional commitment to sustainability, community development, and the protection of South Africa’s natural heritage Through their passion and dedication, they have made a tangible difference in promoting responsible conservation practices and improving livelihoods across the country’s national parks
The Chief Executive Awards category recognises the dedication and selfless
SHANTI JAFTA
VANDALISM of essential municipal property continues to plague the Nelson Mandela Bay area, prompting local authorities to intensify their call for residents to report incidents immediately
The latest incidents, captured in two photographs on Union Avenue, Scheepershoogte in Kariega, show two individuals damaging essential infrastructure - a municipal street light, whilst attempting to steal copper wiring
These incidents occurred a day apart, just one week after another individual unsuccessfully attempted to steal wiring from the same location and was subsequently arrested by SAPS
Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality spokesperson Sithembiso Soyaya has urged the community to take action against these destructive acts
“We should stop vandalism before it stops us!” he stated “Together, let us protect our community infrastructure Preventing van-
efforts of SANParks employees towards achieving the goals of SANParks’ mandates
Current Park Manager of Addo Elephant National Park, Roland Januarie, won in the Leadership category for his tenure at Karoo National Park outside Beaufort West He received the award in recognition of his exceptional leadership in managing programmes and staff, including his strategic thinking, high motivation, and successfully implementing innovative solutions to complex problems
There were two winners in the Excellent Performance in the Workplace category
The first award went to Addo’s Heston McCabe, a Research Assistant in the Sci-
dalism safeguards essential services, preserves public resources, and ensures a safer, cleaner environment for all residents ” Soyaya emphasised the broader impact of community cooperation, adding: “Let’s work hand-in-hand to build a municipality we can all be proud of Every report helps secure electricity for our homes, schools, and future generations ”
Reportingofcrimeessentialforcommunitysafety
The South African Police Service (SAPS) has reinforced the importance of reporting all criminal activity, emphasising that unreported incidents cannot be addressed effectively
“Every crime and attempted crime must be reported to SAPS,” officials stated
“If you don’t report it, it didn’t happen; not in the statistics, not in the crime report ”
According to SAPS, comprehensive crime reporting serves multiple crucial functions It enables authorities to identify crime trends and patterns, whilst also linking suspects across different cases and creating pro-
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entific Services team This was in recognition of his outstanding service in various elephant, black rhino, and carnivore management interventions within the Park and his contribution to the efficient management of satellite collars deployed in the four national parks which make up the Frontier Region of SANParks Karoo National Park General Worker, Damon Frieslaar, also received an Excellent Performance in the Workplace award for his continuous display of unwavering dedication, exceptional work ethic, and positive attitude
The Kudu Awards are made possible thanks to sponsors First National Bank (FNB) and TotalEnergies
files of individuals with criminal records Furthermore, proper reporting ensures appropriate SAPS resource allocation and strengthens overall community safety mea-
Their spokesperson, Warrant Officer Ndiphiwe Mhlakuvana, shared that in December 2022, the matter was taken by the Hawks for further investigation
“The missing person case became a kidnapping/ransom case, as a ransom demand was reportedly made, making it a Hawks mandate There was one arrest made in February 2023 but the matter is still under investigation ”
The Hawks would not divulge any more information
“At the moment, we have no new developments We do, however, request members of the public to assist with credible information about the matter,” Mhlakuvana concluded
sures, ultimately supporting faster and more effective investigations
“Your report protects you, your neighbours, and your family,” SAPS representatives noted
Almonré Antovian Ashley Roman disappeared without a trace on 5 December 2022 in Despatch PHOTO: SUPPLIED
Current Park Manager of Addo Elephant National Park, Roland Januarie, won in the Leadership category for his tenure at Karoo National Park outside Beaufort West. PHOTO: SUPPLIED
’nLongisverwyder, ’ maardiegeesis maard ontembaar
’n DAG voor haar mamma se verjaardag, is ’n 12-jarige meisie van Despatch se een long verwyder
Die byna vyfuurlange operasie het ’n nuwe fase vir Jannei Schler en haar gesin ingelui
Haar mamma, Monique Kitching, het aan UD Express bevestig dat dit bo verwagting goed gaan met Jannei
Dit was vir beide die chirurg en vir Jannei ’n uitdagende operasie
Jannei het volgens haar mamma, die dag na Kersfees verlede jaar, oorpyn gekry
“Dit het later oorgegaan in sinusitis Jannei het toe ook gelaatsverlamming (Bell’s Palsy) gekry ”
Sy het toe ook begin gewig verloor, sy wou nie meer eet nie en het maagpyn en krampe gekry Haar neus het ook onverklaarbaar begin bloei en sy was volgens Kitching ook baie bleek
Geen diagnose het verband gehou met haar longe nie Nadat sy aanvanklik deur hul huisdokter behandel is, is sy in die intensiewe sorgeenheid in die Cuyler Kliniek op Kariega opgeneem
Hierna is sy na die St George’s Hospitaal in Gqeberha oorgeplaas
Jannei het tot onlangs reeds 23
weke periodiek in die hospitaal deurgebring
Die longoperasie moes ook as gevolg van inflammasie uitgestel word Jannei is op 3 Oktober hospitaal toe, maar die probleemlong kon eers op 26 November verwyder word
Volgens Kitching gaan dit goed met Jannei
Haar eerste woorde na die operasie aan haar ma was: “Mamma, ons het dit gedoen,” het Kitching vertel
“Ek het vir haar gesê dat sý die sterk een was Haar eerste maaltyd was hoenderrepies en aartappelskyfies en melktert vir nagereg ”
Sy sê dat hulle verstom is oor al die gebede wat wêreldwyd vir Jannei opgegaan het, vanaf so ver as België, Australië, Oostenryk en die VSA
Die aanloop na Jannei se operasie was by haar skool, die Laerskool Sonop op Despatch, ’n saamstaanprojek Tydens ’n civvie-dag vir Jannei, het elke leerder ’n plakker gekry om ’n boodskap van dankbaarheid vir goeie gesondheid oor te dra
Die Pay it Forward organisasie het haar ook verras met ’n video waarin bekende glanspersoonlikhede vir haar boodskappies van bemoediging gestuur het
Reach for a Dream het ook ’n verrassing vir Jannei belowe
Sy moet egter wag tot sy sterker word en gesond is Haar verwyderde long is weggestuur vir analise sodat daar presies bepaal kan word wat die oorsaak van Jannei se ongesteldheid was Haar klasmaats en onderwysers het ook n magdom briewe en geskenkies vir haar laat aflewer Haar skoolhoof, Marius Kleyn, het haar ook bederf met ’n ete by die kafeteria in die hospitaal Jannei is ’n besonderse presteerder en al kon sy nie die prysuitdeling bywoon nie, het haar 83% gemiddeld en drie vakprestasiepryse almal verbly
Volgens Kitching gaan Jannei eers aanstaande jaar weer terug skool toe Sy is tans nog in die intensiewe eenheid in St George’s Hospitaal, maar maak baie goeie vordering
“Sonder Jannei se ouma Amelia, haar tweede pappa Christo, ouboet Jayden, haar tannie Bianca en oom Arnold, haar tannie Colleen en oom Charl sou ons twee nie die pad kon stap nie Tussen hulle was daar elke dag iemand wat kom inloer het, ’n lekkerny kom aflaai of gestuur het, ’n drukkie kom gee het en moed kom inpraat het
“Haar pappa Heindrich het ook gereeld by ons kom kuier in die hospitaal,” het Kitching afgesluit
VWGAcompletessecondphaseofsolarpanelproject
VOLKSWAGEN Group Africa
(VWGA) has completed the second phase of its solar photovoltaic (PV) carport project in the employee car park and service centre at the Kariega manufacturing plant, further demonstrating its focus on renewable energy and sustainable manufacturing
The multi-phase solar project located at the VWGA employee car park began in 2022, as part of VWGA’s long-term plan to transition its operations toward renewable energy sources
dation for the current expansion and demonstrated Plant Kariega’s potential to integrate solar energy into its production network effectively
The second phase has added 2 1 MWp to the existing renewable infrastructure at the plant The newly installed 3 582 solar panels (each 585W) are projected to generate approximately 2 699 MWh of clean energy
Liefdesdiensbringhoop
ELLEN HANCKE
DIE gebrek aan skoolfondsbetaling, noop verskeie gemeenskappe in die Oos-Kaap om hande te vat in ’n poging om skole te help
Op Despatch het ’n innoverende predikant ’n interessante Papierprojek van stapel gestuur
Dominee Jaco Barnard van die NG Eendrag (Glaskerk), staan aan die spits van die Papier vir Kersfees-projek
“Ons wil die skole se arms versterk deur praktiese hulp te verskaf Twee skole in ons gemeente het genoem dat hulle ’n groot behoefte aan eksamenblokke en drukpapier het ”
Die gemeente gaan poog om voor die einde van die jaar die kerk se voorportaal vol te pak met hierdie spesiale rieme papiergeskenke
“Daar is ongelukkig heelwat ouers wat nie skoolfonds kan betaal nie Sommige skole ontvang so min as een derde van die verlangde skoolfonds Ons het drie skoolhoofde in ons gemeente en ons probeer help waar ons kan ”
Ds Barnard het beklemtoon dat eksamenblokke en drukpapier een van die grootste uit-
gawes by skole is
Die gemeente kry ook een keer per week ’n broodjiebeurt vir 80 behoeftige kinders
Die Laerskool Sonop op die dorp, het ook ’n spesiale projek begin om hul finansies te versterk
’n Groep vrywilligers en adminpersoneel is soggens al sesuur op hul pos by die skool se snoepie
Afgesien van die daaglikse gratis broodjies vir hulpbehoewende leerders, word die snoepie nou ook oopgestel aan almal wat graag vroegdag iets te drinke en ete wil kom koop
Die ketels begin al knap na sesuur fluit vir die wegneemkoffie, -tee en -sjokoladedrankies
Pastoor Morné Spies van die Lighuis Christelike Sentrum op Despatch, sê dat daar groot nood op Kariega en Despatch is “Ons sorg vir 19 gesinne en voorsien in al hul behoeftes Ons het ook al vanjaar 273 kospakkies uitgedeel waar die nood groot is “Ons is ook betrokke by die Oosterland Jeugsentrum, ons het sopkombuise by klinieke, en bejaardes sal vanjaar ook ’n volledige Kersmaaltyd kry ”
duction
With both phases now complete, the total solar power capacity of the project stands at 5 2 MWp, capable of producing 7 125 MWh annually
The first phase of 3 1 MWp, completed in 2024 and comprising 5 712 panels, laid the foun-
The R35 million capital investment in phase two, adding up to a total investment of R90 million, underscores VWGA’s ongoing efforts to align its operations with its goal of carbon-neutral pro-
“The completion of the second phase of our solar project marks another major milestone in our journey towards fully sustainable manufacturing,” said Ulrich Schwabe, Production Director at Volkswagen Group Africa “This shows our commitment to using cleaner energy and making our operations even more environmentally responsible,” Schwabe added
ELLEN HANCKE
Ds Jaco Barnard van die NG Eendrag (Glaskerk) het die Papier-projek vir hulp aan skole begin. By hom op die foto is Ben Lukas Cronjé (6) ’n leerder aan die Laerskool Frans Conradie. FOTO: VERSKAF
Jannei Schler (12) van Despatch is hier afgeneem voordat haar linkerlong op 26 November tydens ’n byna vyf-uurlange operasie verwyder moes word FOTO: VERSKAF
Christianschoolfounderstepsdownafter29years
AFTER 29 years of faithful service, the Founder and CEO of Fountain of Life Christian School is stepping down
Seeing a need in Uitenhage for a Christian School such as Harvest Christian School in Port Elizabeth where she was working at the time, Desireé Steyn (then Bradley), started Fountain of Life Christian School in January 1997
The school started in the
Church of the Nazarene building in Fairbridge Heights, where it stayed for 15 years, before moving to Winterberg Primary School in 2013 to accommodate its growth
In December 2020 it moved to its current premises in Caledon Street, transforming an old bank building into a modern urban school campus
“I can’t believe my part in the school’s journey has come to an end”, Steyn said “It’s like a mother giving birth, raising her child through all the phases of childhood and all its growing pains, and finally being able to hand the adult over in marriage to someone else ”
Future plans
Through a series of events that took place in 2025, including a health crisis, Steyn connected with the Rabboni Group of Schools through their founders, Cobus and Friedel Sipsma
The Rabboni Group of Schools has as its mission to come alongside and assist Christian schools to reach their full potential
“We are very excited that Rabboni has partnered with our school,” Steyn says
“After 29 years, we can see our dream of being on our own premises come to fruition Besides
that, our curriculum offering will expand to include a BTEC qualification which will shape entrepreneurs in many fields, which is of great need in our country ”
The school is planning on moving on to their plot as early as possible in 2026
“I firmly believe God has opened this door for Fountain of Life, and I have peace about handing over the reins I have seen what Cobus and Friedel have achieved in Rabboni Christian School in Brits and know that they take Christian education seriously I am also glad that Juanita Pullen will remain the Principal of Fountain of Life, assuring stability and continuity going forward And I wish the new Campus Head, Billy Eloff, and his wife Melanie-May, all the best for their move to Kariega, and in the running of the school on its new premises ”
“Finally, I want to thank every parent, student and staff member who has believed in, and supported, Fountain of Life Christian School during my tenure Trusting someone with your child is no small thing, and my prayer remains that our students, past and present, will rise up as the Christian leaders our country desperately needs ”
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Cobus and Friedel Sipsma are the new leadership of the school
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Desireé Steyn, the outgoing Executive Head of Fountain of Life Christian School
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TreeofJoyappealsforgifts
The Rotary Club of Uitenhage South’s annual Tree of Joy kicked off at Corkwood Square in Kariega this weekend. The Club has identified over 300 people of all ages who live in our own communities. The Club is asking the public to choose an individual person’s card and buy them the gift they have requested, which is likely to be the only one they get for Christmas. Corporate and family help will also be gratefully accepted, adding to the support from numerous local companies, along with friends and families of Rotarians from overseas, who have already donated sizeable sums to kickstart the project The Club will be at the tree until Saturday afternoon, helped by members from local school Interact Clubs, who can do the shopping for you upon request. Pictured are some Interact Club members and Tree of Joy recipient
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SpoilsforSusannah Fourielittleones
THE inaugural Swiftresponse 5v5 Africa Unite tournament that took place in Kariega recently, showcased the beautiful game as a powerful force for continental solidarity
This groundbreaking soccer competition brought together teams representing 12 African nations; from South Africa to Morocco, Nigeria to Namibia; all competing on the same pitch with one shared vision
Swiftresponse’s founder Adegbile Adekunle said, “The main goal of this tournament is to unite us as Africans and always remember we are one, regardless of
where we are from on the African continent ”
The day-long event featured intense group stage matches, thrilling semi-finals, and a championship final that captivated spectators The tournament was declared a huge success, marking the beginning of what organisers hope will become an annual celebration of African unity
“With God’s grace and increased community support, this inspiring initiative aims to grow bigger each year, strengthening bonds across the diverse African diaspora through the universal language of football,” Adekunle concluded
Christmas came early for Susannah Fourie learners this year as the Motsepe Foundation spoiled
the learners with
gifts on Friday, 21 November The learners were elated to be treated with this unexpected, but much
ciated surprise. Pictured with Andile Dom (Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality) are the bright smiles of Sinokuhle Xola (left), Sozingcangaye Mwawa (middle) and Zakiyyah Tagoe (right).
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Victory Raceway in Gqeberha het onlangs hul jaarlikse prysuitdeling gehou. Die wenners is, van links, Annuschke Gough (Hot Rods), Marthinus Muller (1660 Modifieds), Danie de Vos (Heavy Metals), Juan Roesstorff (V8 American Saloons), Reghardt Joubert (1600 Saloons) en Rimon Landman (2.1 Modifieds). Die laaste wedren vind plaas op 27 Desember by Victory Raceway FOTO: PETER HENNING
The winning team of the tournament was Team Ghana At the back, from left, are Fuseini Ishmael, Abass Samuru and Luphelo Vakaza. In front are Lubabalo Sam, Anass Tagoe and Sergio Ayekpe. PHOTO: SUPPLIED