Threelivesclaimedintwotragicincidentsjusthoursapart
NKOSAZANA NGWADLA
THE tragic loss of three lives occurred within hours of each other on Wednesday, March 26, along the notorious R75 road near Dora Nginza Hospital in Nelson Mandela Bay
The incidents have once again placed a spotlight on what has been referred to as the region’s “road of death ” The first accident happened at approximately 14:30 when two 10-year-old siblings, a brother and his sister, were fatally struck by a white Ford Ranger
According to SAPS Kwadwesi, the driver of the vehicle was a 55-year-old man Both children were declared dead on the scene A culpable homicide case was opened, and investigations are ongoing
Only hours later, at around 20:00, a second tragic accident occurred on the same stretch of road A 56-year-old woman was fatally struck by a vehicle while using a pedestrian crossing The driver of the unidentified vehicle fled the scene without stopping SAPS Kwazakele has opened a culpable homicide case and appeals for public assistance to iden-
tify the vehicle and driver involved SAPS Spokesperson, Captain Andre Beetge commented, “We are investigating both incidents and urge anyone with information to come forward Witnesses or anyone who can assist with investigations may contact Detective Captain Arries at SAPS Kwazakele on 082 442 0963 or call Crime Stop at 08600 10111 ”
Thehistoryofadangerousroad
In October last year, the Express reported on the dangers of the R75, which has long been considered Nelson Mandela Bay’s most hazardous road owing to its unsafe conditions
The road has earned the nickname “road of death” owing to its long history of accidents and safety concerns Retief Odendaal, DA PE Southwest and Winterhoek Constituency Leader and former Executive Mayor of NMB, has been vocal about these issues and has written to SANRAL CEO Reginald Demana Odendaal acknowledged SANRAL’s efforts in maintaining the national road network but pointed out numerous safety shortcomings that remain unresolved Among these are significant hazards caused by damaged
guardrails, insecure intersections, and poorly maintained road reserves, which collectively create a dangerous driving environment
To address these issues, the DA proposed a collaborative approach, submitting a memorandum to SANRAL in September 2024
The plan included hosting discussions with municipal officials and SANRAL, arranging measures to address high-risk intersections, and implementing joint operations involving SAPS, Traffic Services, and Metro Police It also encouraged using advanced drone technology to improve road safety and escalate the matter nationally and provincially
SANRAL acknowledged the memorandum received from the DA in the Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality The memorandum was received by SANRAL’s Acting General Manager for Transformation and Stakeholder Relations, Siphiwo Mxhosa
“SANRAL notes the memorandum submitted by the Democratic Alliance around the state of the R75 section between Gqeberha and Kariega in the Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality We will study the contents of the memorandum and will communicate on a
way forward once this internal process has been concluded,” said Mxhosa at the time
The memorandum followed SANRAL’s media statement issued towards the end of September last year, calling for a multi-stakeholder collaboration to restore the R75 to a safer state in the Nelson Mandela Bay metro
SANRAL had cited incidences of intimidation and demands for participation, theft and vandalism to the road infrastructure, as well as challenges around second-tier procurement for targeted enterprises (SMMEs) that had inhibited its contractor from effectively maintaining the R75
“Stakeholder engagement is among the key strategic pillars at SANRAL Engagement with our stakeholders enables us to deliver road infrastructure to communities in an effective and efficient manner We have an open-door policy to facilitate continuous engagement ensuring that we are aligned with their needs We appreciate input and feedback from our stakeholders, and we will continue to work closely with them in our road infrastructure service delivery,” Mxhosa concluded
Sundays River Valley Municipality Libraries, in partnership with the Friends of the Library, welcomed elderly residents from the Ambesiwe Services Centre in Valencia, Addo, as part of an initiative to encourage library visits. For many, it marked their first time ever experiencing a library, filling the day with excitement and inspiration Here they are at the Fitzpatrick Public Library in Addo
The visit offered participants the opportunity to explore books, read newspapers, and engage in activities like crossword puzzles to refresh their minds
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Localsupermarketprovinciallyrecognised
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AFTER 26 years with Spar, the owner of Despatch SuperSpar, Paul Barnes, was recently named the Spar Regional Retail Winner, in a competition which includes all Spar stores in the Eastern Cape
Speaking to UD Express, Barnes said, “It is a huge honour for me to get this recognition I never thought that I was in the running for it For the team at Despatch, we are honoured We have won Store of the Year before, but this recognition is awesome For a retail store from a small town like Despatch to be recognised provincially, it is even more special Seeing all the people that have won the award before me made me appreciate it more as well ”
He shared that the criteria for winning the award are broad; what you do for the brand, your involvement with the head office and what you put back into the business are some of these criteria
When asked what he believes is the reason for his nomination and his triumph in the Regional Retail category, he said that his dedication to Spar and its brand is at the forefront
He added that this is his 26th year with Spar, coming from being a Receiving Manager at another store, going through the ranks, buying his store in 2010 with his brothers and buying his brothers out about five years ago
Summarising, he said, “My dedication and what I give back to Spar is the reason I believe I won this achievement ”
After 26 years in the business, Barnes can still say that he loves his job “I love coming to work every day Not a day goes by when I sigh because I need to go to work For me, it’s so exciting and it is not an effort coming to work The
highlight of my job personally is seeing Despatch Spar grow from what it was when we bought it to where it is now That growth is phenomenal Every time I think about it, I feel warm and fuzzy
inside,” he said
One of the key reasons for his success as a business owner, Barnes said, is that he is nothing without his staff Barnes, who is known for his hands-on
approach with working with his staff, said, “I can’t claim this prize solely My staff have been a tremendous help to me to get where I am As owners, I believe we need to look after our staff, yes, discipline them when necessary, but supporting and looking after them is one of the reasons for this award,” he said Barnes added that he believes customer service is the most important thing to him, stating that he always tries to make sure that his customers have the best customer experience when they shop at his business
“In making sure that customers have the best time at the supermarket and not to dread going to the shops, I aim to make this shop the number one destination for shoppers in Despatch If my customers have a great shopping experience, it makes my day even better ”
One of the biggest catalysts in his time as a business owner was the Coronavirus “I fell critically ill, surviving on a ventilator for seven weeks and hospitalised for three months Thankfully, I had my wife who ran the business in my absence, without any retail experience
“Not only that, but having a trusted accountant who stole from us was very difficult to bounce back from, having had millions stolen from us I believe it was sheer hard work and dedication to the brand that we made it through that tough time,” Barnes said
“Few businesses made it out of Covid, but through the grace of God for keeping me alive to see it succeed, the staff adopting the ethos of excellent customer service I want in my store, the customers choosing to shop with us and my wife stepping in when I needed her, we were able to make it to the other side and at the end of it all, win this award,” Barnes concluded
Paul Barnes, the Despatch SuperSpar owner who won Regional Retail Winner 2025 PHOTO: SUPPLIED
RoselaneConservatoirejoinspre-tertiarymusicprogramme
NKOSAZANA NGWADLA
THE Roselane Conservatoire of Music in Kariega is at the heart of a transformative new initiative launched by Nelson Mandela University’s Department of Music and Performing Arts
This pre-tertiary programme aims to provide talented learners and community members from under-resourced schools with formal music education, equipping them with the skills necessary to pursue higher education in music
“There are so many learners in our schools who have the talent but no formal music training and theory, which they need to access university We are determined to make this happen for them,” said Dr Rudi Bower, Head of the Department of Music and Performing Arts
Roselane Conservatoire of Music, along with Paterson High School in Gqeberha, is one of the first two groups to join the programme
The initiative focuses on learners in Grades 8, 9, and 10, although
it is open to younger students and recent school leavers
From Roselane, learners already proficient in various instruments will receive specialised theory and music training to build on their existing skills
Dr Bower emphasised that many of the Paterson High learners, including those selected from the school choir, have no instrumental background and will begin with vocal training and music theory
"The learners who progress in theory will eventually transition to instrument training, assisted by senior students in the department,” he explained
For the young musicians of Roselane Conservatoire, this programme is a significant step toward unlocking their full potential
Roselane’s students already play instruments at different levels, allowing them to progress quickly in both theory and practice This sets the conservatoire apart as an invaluable participant in shaping the future of music education in underprivileged communities
Dr Bower expressed pride in the dedication of Roselane learners and the support they receive from the pre-tertiary initiative: “Through the Youth Music Hub, we can change the lives of so many learners And we have everything in place to make this happen ”
Housed in the historic and fully refurbished Music Building at Nelson Mandela University’s Bird Street Campus, the programme features a self-contained facility with a concert hall, practice rooms, a library, and more
Mandela University is carrying the financial costs of the programme during its early stages However, Dr Bower is engaging with the Eastern Cape Department of Education for additional funding to expand the programme
During a meeting with District Director Ernest Gorgonzola and his team, Mandela University proposed expanding the Youth Music Hub, offering expert group training to a broad network of schools
“We raised the issue that there are so many schools under their care where no music is offered, and we have a possible solution,” Dr Bower said With funding, the programme could charge as little as R30 per learner per session, significantly reducing barriers to access
The initiative has the full dedication of staff members in the Music Department Among them is music lecturer Dr Erna Cloete, who travels from Jeffreys Bay every week to teach recorder lessons to 12 young learners at JBay Academy as part of the programme
Contrasting with traditional programmes that require considerable financial resources, the department offers affordable one-on-one lessons at an already low rate of R100 per session
“The meeting with the Department of Education went very well," noted Dr Bower "There were verbal agreements to take the collaboration further We believe this programme has all the potential to expand rapidly ” Currently, the learners from Paterson High are focusing on vocal training while familiarising themselves with music theory
Meanwhile, Roselane’s participants will embark on more advanced instrument training tailored to their abilities
With the combined passion of Mandela University, Roselane Conservatoire of Music, and dedicated educators, this pre-tertiary programme paves the way for young musicians from underprivileged communities
to access higher education and professional opportunities
“Through this Youth Music Hub, we can unlock the potential of talented learners and transform their lives,” Dr Bower said
PoultryfarmersreceivekeysupportinKariega
THE Department of Agriculture, in collaboration with the Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality (NMBM), recently handed over much-needed poultry feed to local farmers in Kariega
The distribution, supported by NMBM Executive Mayor, Councillor Babalwa Lobishe and the Economic Development, Tourism, and Agriculture (EDTA) Directorate, marked a significant boost for the local agricultural sector
A total of 1604 bags of poultry feed, valued at R846,697, were handed over to eight poultry farms These farms are part of the Uitenhage, Despatch, Greenbushes, and Rocklands (UDGRO) secondary cooperative, a network committed to cooperative farming and economic development
Addressing the event, MEC of Agriculture, Nonceba Kontsiwe, encouraged farmers in attendance to utilise the resources wisely and foster unity to achieve greater success “It is important for you to work together and make the most of the resources provided Unity will help you go further and achieve more as farmers,” said MEC Kontsiwe She further committed to supporting the farm-
ers through regular visits to monitor their progress and provide ongoing assistance
Lobishe also expressed her appreciation for the initiative and reaffirmed the municipality’s dedication to supporting local farmers “We welcome this support and remain committed to ensuring inclusive economic growth by empowering our farmers with the tools they need to succeed,” Lobishe said
Additionally, Member of Mayoral Committee for EDTA, Councillor Bassie Kamana, highlighted the efforts to provide comprehensive support to the farmers beyond the poultry feed “We are committed to offering additional resources, including providing poultry medication to ensure the farmers’ operations are effective and sustainable,” said Kamana
Municipal spokesperson Sithembiso Soyaya concluded that the municipality hopes that the handover event showcased the collaborative efforts of government stakeholders to strengthen the agricultural sector and empower local farmers “This support is expected to contribute significantly to sustainable farming practices and inclusive economic growth in the region,” he said
Sister publication, PE Express, recently reported that Kamana, along with Deputy Director for Urban Agriculture, Passmore Dongi, the Equleni Garden Project in NU29, Motherwell A project stands as a beacon of community-driven success and sustainability
Founded in 2023 by Monalisa Nomathamsanqa Badi, the garden has become a vital source of sustenance and community support Badi, who leads the initiative, explained, “I sell the crops to my local community, which allows me to feed my family and support a crèche with a soup kitchen, as well as elderly residents and my church, where I serve as a pastor With support from the Directorate, I am now able to change many lives I also plan to expand to a nursery in the near future ” The project has garnered support from the municipality, highlighted during the recent visit “This is one of the projects we support under EDTA,” stated MMC Kamana “Our goal is to empower individuals who want to pursue farming as a livelihood, helping them generate their own income We encourage more residents to start similar initiatives, as this will ensure long-term food security in our communities ”
Learners at the Roselane Conservatoire of Music in Kariega are part of the first two groups of a transformative new initiative launched by Nelson Mandela University’s Department of Music and Performing Arts PHOTOS: SUPPLIED
Roselane’s students already play instruments at different levels, allowing them to progress quickly in both theory and practice.
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The Uitenhage Child and Family Welfare Society is requesting anyone with information with regards to the biological father of a female child born on 26/01 /2019 in Uitenhage
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The funeral service of the late DESLYNN VERONECIA (35yrs) will take place on Saturday, 05/04/2025 at 10am from the EARLY CHURCH MOVEMENT, 1 DUIKER STR., ROSEDALE, UTH. Deeply mourned by her family and friends.
The funeral service of the late NAOMI JACQUILINE (65yrs) will take place on Saturday, 05/04/2025 at 11am from the V.G.K. CHURCH, PALM DRIVE, THOMAS GAMBLE, UTH. Deeply mourned by her family and friends.
Please contact contact Social worker: Ms N Simons at 041 992 1486 or at the offices, 92 Cannon Street, Central, during office hours (08h00-16h30)
To our knowledge, the reported biological father of the child is Eddie Mabella from Uitenhage
The Uitenhage Child and Family Welfare Society is requesting anyone with information with regards to the mother of a girl child born on 13 /06/2019 Uitenhage Provincial Hospital in Kariega. Please contact contact Social worker: Ms. M. Joseph at 041 992 1486 or at the offices, 92 Cannon Street, Central, during office hours (08h00-16h30). To our knowledge, the reported mother of the child is Xoliswa Sweetness Rhoxo from 7 Tapi Lane, Mandela, Kariega.
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is requesting anyone with information with regards to the whereabouts of the biological mother of two boys born on 06/10/2016 and 31/05/2018.
The mother is known as Alicia Boesak and resides at an unknown address in Despatch. The Social Worker,
Mrs. W. Laubscher, at ACVV Despatch can be contacted at 041 933 1792 041 933 1333 or at our offices at Nuweplein Street, Despatch, during office hours (7:30 –16:00)
The Uitenhage Child and Family Welfare Society is requesting anyone with information with regards to the biological father of a boy child born on 13/08/2008 Uitenhage Provincial Hospital in Kariega. Please contact contact Social worker: Ms. M. Joeph at 041 992 1486 or at the offices, 92 Cannon Street, Central, during office hours (08h00-16h30).
To our knowledge, the reported father of the child is Phathekile Mbengashe from Gqeberha.
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Plaaslikebofbalspelersop padnainterprovinsiale
HANNES SCHOEMAN
DESPATCH het vyf en Kariega twee verteenwoordigers in die Mandelabaai-bofbalspan wat van 8 tot 13 April aan die interprovinsiale toernooi in die Kaap deelneem
Die Despatchers in die span is Damian le Roux, Jordan Leppan en Derono Potgieter van die Red Sox-span, terwyl Daniël Coetzer (hoofafrigter) en Louis van Heerden (spanbestuurders) ook van Despatch is Kariega se gekose spelers is Byron Chamberlain en Renco Chamberlain van Pirates Potgieter en Le Roux maak hulle debuut vir die span
Die derde debutant is Robert Ackerman, wat vanaf KwaZulu-Natal ingevoer is om die span te versterk Le Roux en Potgieter is nou reeds geruime tyd skitterend op dreef en dit was net ’n kwessie van tyd voordat hulle die span sou haal Hulle kan met puik vertonings teen die land se bestes in die Kaap hul plekke in die span vasmessel
Die keuse van Le Roux en Potgieter beteken dat Despatch ses in die toerspan het, want Jordan Leppan (Red Sox) en Byron Chamberlain en Renco Chamberlain is albei van die Pirates-klub
Dan is Daniël Coetzer van Despatch boonop die hoofafrigter van die span Pirates is ’n Kariega-span, maar oefen en speel al ’n paar jaar op Despatch omdat daar nie geriewe op Kariega is nie
Dan is Daniël Coetzer van Despatch boonop die hoofafrigter van die span
Die Oos-Kapenaars maak gereed vir ’n groot aanslag op die nasionale titel –iets wat hulle nog al die jare ontwyk het
Die span se derde plek verlede jaar is
sy beste tot dusver
Vince Deysel, ook voorheen van KwaZulu-Natal, kan die span se aanslag lei Hy was ’n ervare Protea-speler wat aan sy vierde interprovinsiale toernooi gaan deelneem
Hy hy verlede maand nog deel van die SA senior span wat in die World Classic kwalifiseerder gespeel het
Ackerman sê hy is uiters opgewonde om deel van die afrigter Daniël Coetzer se span te wees en hy sien daarna uit om deel te wees van die Mandelabaai-span wat glo hy kan vir ’n groot opskudding sorg
Hy speel bofbal vandat hy ses jaar oud was en het in sy loopbaan onder meer vir die SA o 16- en o 18-span gespeel
Hy is daarna gekies om Suid-Afrika by die o 23 Wêreldbeker-toernooi in Colombië te verteenwoordig, maar moes hom weens ’n besering onttrek Hy het ook vier jaar lank in Engeland ondervinding opgedoen
Coetzer sê die geesdrif tydens die spanoefeninge was opvallend en voel baie positief dat sy span die finaal sal haal
“Die manne het bitter hard geoefen en almal weet dat iets groot vir ons as span wink “In ’n finaal kan enige iets gebeur,” sê hy
Die span is: Jason Humphreys (leenspeler), Vince Deysel (leenspeler), Damian le Roux (Red Sox) Jordan Leppan (Red Sox) Dylan O’Brian (leenspeler), Robert Ackerman (leenspeler), Jono Viljoen (PE Tigers), Gary Bailey (PE Tigers) Chad Quantoi (leenspeler) Aiden Bartes (PE Tigers) Mpho Linganiso (PE Tigers) Byron Chamberlain (Pirates), Conner Stopforth (PE Tigers), Renco Chamberlain (Pirates) en Derono Potgieter (Red Sox) Hoofafrigter: Daniël Coetzer Hulpafrigter: Hennie Stander Spanbestuurder: Louis van Heerden
The annual Mr & Miss Susannah Fourie was held recently. The senior learners of the school participated in this event with charm and elegance. The winners were pictured together: (back) Aphiwe Kaleni (Mr Susannah Fourie), Inam Marwana (Mr Style), Lukholo Maqanda (Mr Grade 5), Aiden De Wee (Mr Grade 4), Zanokuhle Peko (Mr Personality), Sesethu Cekwana (Mr Grade 6); (front) Iminam Booi (Miss Style), Ambeswa Kongwana (Miss Grade 5), Ayamkela Ntloko (Miss Susannah Fourie), Keitumetsi Soul (Miss Personality), Adele Pullen (Miss Grade 6); and Lufefe Maqanda (Miss Grade 4).
Susannah Fourie Primary School ended the first term with a special glamorous evening for the Grade R to 3 learners The little ones awed the judges and audience with their confidence and beautiful attire Winners were chosen for each grade as follows: (Back) Melokuhle Saul (Grade R Miss Susannah Fourie); Lesedi Moyo (Grade 1 Miss Susannah Fourie); Lunathi Mniki (Grade 2 Miss Susannah Fourie); Nichume Zweni (Grade R Mr Susannah Fourie); (front) Iyana Makinana (Grade 1 Mr Susannah Fourie); Athayanda Deppa (Grade 3 Miss Susannah Fourie); Kuzingca Tsengwa (Grade 3 Mr Susannah Fourie); Unidivile Sizani (Grade 2 Mr Susannah Fourie) PHOTOS: SUPPLIED
Twee van die nuwelinge, Derono Potgieter (links) en Damian le Roux by die afrigter, Daniël Coetzer. FOTO: VERSKAF