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Local artists fed up with empty promises LIZEKA TANDWA

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RUSTRATIONS over ongoing investment in festivals not helping to develop local artists, have reached a boiling point in Nelson Mandela Bay.

The Nelson Mandela Bay Arts Council (NMBAC), which held a media briefing on Tuesday, said they would support their artists should they choose to boycott and protest against upcoming festivals.

The press conference was held to introduce the NMBAC’s Creative Economic Programmes Investment Strategy. NMBAC Deputy Chairman, Martin Pram, said they were fed up and they would no longer accept any investment made by the city into any festival which does not develop local talent but rather profits people from other provinces or regions.

In their Creative Economic Programmes Investment Strategy, the NMBAC say, they need R26 million investment by municipality to develop, promote and distribute various arts and culture programmes.

“We will no longer keep quiet and watch money being earned by a few. We will no longer tolerate seeing events where 70% of profits and investment is taken outside of

the city. We want to create proper employment for our local artists,” said Pram.

Pram, together with the NMBAC Chairman, Monde Ngonyama, said they had mixed feeling about the upcoming NMB Cultural Festival.

They said it was first presented as a Municipal project by Executive Director for Sport, Recreation, Arts and Culture, Noxolo Nqwazi, only for them to find out from project director, Anele Mbasane, that the Municipality would have a minimal role in the festival.

“We are confused about this festival, especially with regard to the dates of the Cultural Festival as it will clash with the National Arts Festival, a life blood of the Makana Municipality. We do not understand the message this festival (cultural festival) is sending.

“We were hoping the Deputy Mayor, Chippa Ngcolomba, would provide leadership on this programme which he unfortunately has not. We will, however, engage with Ngcolomba, who has endorsed this festival, to get clarity on this and a few other matters including local artist involvement. We don’t want a situation were we alienate the Metro from the rest of the province,” said Ngonyama.

Ngonyama said they did not understand the Metro having a minimal role in the cul-

tural festival, while the posters distributed at the launch had the logo of the Municipality. Ngonyama said they also felt that the national day celebration could be handled differently to better accommodate local arts.

“The municipality does have the potential to support these programmes. These are painful debates we need to engage in. The Municipality has an outdated policy on events and its funding is subjective with zero fiscal and policy on arts and culture,” said Ngonyama.

A frustrated Ngomyama said during the launch of the Mandela Film Festival on December 2014, which promised to showcase 400 films of international standard screened with local films added to the roster, has produced nothing for local development. “The Film festival promised to profile local artists and we are devastated that after sending in our proposals for locally produced films telling local stories, we have heard nothing. Of the 400 films that are said to be screened in the Metro this year, none of them, as far as we know, are from the Metro,” said Ngonyama.

Ngonyama, who is also the General Manager at the Opera House, said the Opera House was becoming an urban legend as many promoters claim to have endorsement agreements with the Opera House in the

planned festivals.

Ngonyama said the NMBAC will have an AGM on May 21, to decide on a new leadership and a newly designed structure if needs be.

Nqwazi said while she encouraged dialogue on complaints from the NMBAC, there was a lot that had been done by her office during its short time.

“We must understand that the NMBAC is a stakeholder of NMB council and as such, we have regular meetings with them where we table such issues. There is a lot of work to be done but the arts are not only a mandate of local governance but of provincial and national government.

“The NMBAC was formed to address these problems and also broadly help artist from across the Metro,” she said.

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The young people of KwaNobuhle have no reason to loiter in the streets and do nothing with their time after school.

They now have a creative outlet for all their energy at the Culture Set, a room set aside for arts and cultural activities at the LoveLife Youth Centre in KwaNobuhle. Showing their moves are the enthusiastic young boys and girls of The Nakanjani Immortal Saints hip hop group. Read the full story on page 5.

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INDABA | WEDNESDAY 29 APRIL 2015

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THE freedom to live one’s life without fear of crime was the central theme of Freedom Day gatherings on Monday.

The brutal killings last week of teacher Jayde Panayiotou (29) and Addo farmer Alan Clarke (62) led to a “Heal our Metro” Rally which was attended by over 1 500 people on the Donkin Reserve on Monday afternoon.

“We wanted to create a space where people can reconnect with one another as human beings,” said one of the organisers, Dean Biddulph.

He and events organiser Renaldo Gouws arranged the rally in the space of a few days.

“There was no political motive for the rally or anyone making a profit. With all that has been going on in recent times I felt we are in such a low place as South Africans and that we have lost touch with our humanity. One just has to look at social media to see the hostility that there is among communities. And I had to think hard on where to start to make a change,” said

Biddulph.

The rally was not only paying tribute to Panayiotou and Clarke, but also to those who have lost loved ones owing to crime and the wave of xenophobia currently sweeping across South Africa.

According to Biddulph, residents need to unite and begin taking back the country in making it the country that we all want it to be. “We are bigger than recent events; we are better than those who would steal our humanity from us,” said Biddulph.

Those who attended the event were encouraged to bring along an apple to be donated to charity.

“An apple is symbolic as it is not only something a pupil would give to a teacher, but also of the fact that a farmer was killed,” said Biddulph.

Another anti-crime campaign held on Monday, was a human chain against crime in the Northern Areas which is rife with crime, drug abuse and gangsterism.

The human chain was formed along Stanford Road between Korsten and Booysens Park.

Residents formed a human chain along Stanford Road during one of the anti-crime initiatives that were held in Nelson Mandela Bay on Freedom Day. PHOTO: WERNER HILLS

Umhlobo Wenene presenters read for children on World Book Day NCEBA DLADLA YOUNG members of the community reading club in KwaNobuhle had the pleasure of SABC Umhlobo Wenene FM presenters Sibongile James and Mbulelo Ngewu reading a story for them.

In line with World Book Day, which was celebrated on Thursday last week, Nal’ibali had launched the Children’s Literacy Rights poster with members of the Sithol’uthando Reading Club at the LoveLife Youth Centre in KwaNobuhle, said Nal’ibali Eastern Cape cluster mentor Malusi Puwe, of Motherwell.

Puwe said they had invited the radio personalities to encourage children to love reading.

“We encourage parents to read for their children so that they themselves become readers and writers,” said Puwe, adding that reading was knowledge and knowledge was power.

James, who is reading a book on radio, said reading for children was unlike reading for

people she could not see.

“I had to change my voice from time to time and use gestures and facial expressions to help my listeners understand the story and become part of it,” James said.

Ngewu said such initiatives could develop a pool of writers in the mould of SEK Mqhayi and JJR Jobobe, to mention but two. He said children who read could make informed decisions as they were able to sift right from wrong.

“Many organisations and communities across South Africa are aware of the fundamental challenge we all face in bringing joy and meaning to print in South African languages to all our children – including the very youngest,” said Carole Bloch, director of the Project for the Study of Alternative Education in South Africa, which is driving the Nal’ibali campaign.

Bloch said that at Nal’ibali they believed all children could grow up to become powerful readers and writers.

They hoped to further empower children with the guide they presented.

Umhlobo Wenene FM’s Nosimphiwe Jikijela (left), Mbulelo Ngewu (second from left) and Sibongile James (right) with Nal’ibali’s Malusi Puwe.

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Youth take stand against crime

Creating safer schools and communities.

NCEBA DLADLA MORE than 400 Port Elizabeth youngsters took a stand against crime at the “Freedom for Safer Youth” event held at the Ikhwezilomso High School in Zwide on Freedom Day, April 27.

In the midst of the appalling high level of crime in Nelson Mandela Bay and the spiralling of xenophobic attacks in some parts of South Africa which could spill over to these shores, the Youth for Safer Communities (YSC) project was held to raise awareness and support for crime prevention in our communities.

Pupils from former model C schools, the Northern Areas, and from townships like Zwide, KwaZakhele, New Brighton and Motherwell had spoken about freedom, said Masifunde extracurricular programmes head, Linda Zali.

“Through a discussion panel, debates and poetry, the pupils celebrated freedom and spoke their minds about xenophobia and crime,” said Zali.

In the main, the YSC debate club discussed the potential young people had in the creation of safer schools and communities.

“The discussion centred on the xenophobic attacks that foreign nationals have been subjected to during the past couple of weeks. The pupils discussed the role they as young people have in the eradication of such criminal and violent acts,” said Zali, adding that the day had included high lev-

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els of singing, drama, poetry and visual art.

“We have been empowered to know what freedom is and how we achieved freedom, that it was not free and that people died for us to be where we are today,” Alexander High School grade 11 pupil Thulani Ndzotyana, 17, said.

She said she was happy and humbled by the experience of sharing ideas and experiences with young people from different backgrounds in trying to find solutions to the problems of South Africa “in order to make it a better place for all”.

Sanelisiwe Dick, 17, of Walmer High School agreed. “We had a platform as the agents of change to voice what we can do to effect change and make this a better place for us and future generations.”

Sanelisiwe, who is in matric, has been with Masifunde since Grade 3.

Sanelisiwe said xenophobia was bad and had the potential to spoil our good image in the international community.

“The international community will think that we (black people) believe we can solve our problems through violence while that is not the case.”

The Freedom for Safer Youth event is an extension of the Youth for Safer Communities workshops which Masifunde Learner Development runs in more than 34 high schools across the metro.

The purpose of Youth for Safer Communities is to encourage young people to play a role in the creation of safer schools and communities.

May Day sports event aims to knock out gangsterism, drugs NCEBA DLADLA THE late former sports minister, Steve Tshwete once said youth in sport was youth out of crime.

Popularly known as “Mr Fixit”, Tshwete believed the more the youth were involved in sport, the more they used their energy creatively and found no time to do unsavoury things.

And that is exactly what the caring members of the community of Helenvale in the Northern Areas of Port Elizabeth had in mind in organising a sports event to engage the youth this Friday, May 1.

The Helenvale Football Club and the Department of Sport, Recreation, Arts and Culture in Nelson Mandela Bay have organised a sports day to create awareness of drug abuse and gangsterism in the area.

“Since its inception 30 years ago, the club has been active in the fight against gangsterism in Helenvale,” club spokesman Averit Webber

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Helenvale FC scribe Elridge Matsimella said they wanted the youth to know that sport could unite the community and save lives.

The event will start with a 5km fun-run, from the clubhouse at the bottom of Barcelona, adjacent to Stanford Road, to the Hillcrest Primary School in Ethal Street. It will be followed by a five-a-side soccer tournament at 10am.

“The community should know that through soccer, we can fight gangsterism,” Matsimella said.

They were also sending a message to gang leaders that they did not have a strong hold on the young boys in the community.

Department assistant manager Mwelase Mboxela said they were hoping for mass participation and were aiming at giving young stars the opportunity to develop themselves through sport. The initiative would promote good working relations among schools, his department and members of the community, he said.

Members of the community are urged to come in droves to support the initiative.

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INDABA | WEDNESDAY 29 APRIL 2015

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Residents irate after taps run dry without warning NCEBA DLADLA A PORT Elizabeth woman has slammed the municipality after she and fellow residents of her ward in Motherwell were left without water for almost the whole of last week.

Nomfusi Ndlazilwana of Mpenzu Street, NU7 Motherwell, complained that residents were receiving unequal treatment in her ward. She accused the municipality of double standards.

According to Ndlazilwana, they were without water in ward 57 almost the whole of last week.

“The area was without water from Tuesday last week,” Ndlazilwana, a teacher at a high school in Zwide, told Express Indaba.

“My children phoned me on Tuesday to tell

me there was no water at home. They couldn’t cook or do anything.”

She found the taps dry and discovered it was the case in the whole area.

She said the residents were disturbed by the fact that they had not been informed about a water cut by the municipality.

“Our ward councillor does not tell us anything. We are in the dark in ward 57,” said Ndlazilwana.

As if that was not enough, she said, a municipal truck had allegedly come to the area the following day and filled buckets with water at certain houses.

“It was not even clean drinkable water, but we also needed to have water for use in our homes, other than drinking water.”

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She said the water had been running again on Friday morning.

“Yes, there was a problem of a water cut in the ward from Monday evening to Thursday morning,” Ward Cllr Thembile Nkosiyaphantsi said.

He said he had not been forewarned by the municipality because they too did not know what was wrong and were investigating.

“We did, however, make a plan by giving residents water from tankers in the meantime.” He said only those who were at home during the day had received water.

Nkosiyaphantsi apologised to residents for the inconvenience caused, saying had he known beforehand, he could at least have used a loudhailer to warn the residents.

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NMMU to host jazz summit REPORTER NMMU’s music department will be hosting the ‘Ingqungquthela’ or summit, which is a collaborative initiative between renowned South African jazz musicians, at the South Campus Auditorium on Tuesday, May 5, from 7.30pm.

Top jazz musicians Lex Futshane (bass) and McCoy Mrubata (flute/saxophones) have both enjoyed extensive careers in the music industry. In addition to their impressive performance pedigrees, they have

played at innumerable local and international venues and festivals to considerable acclaim.

The concert will feature original pieces selected from albums recently released by both Lex and McCoy. The repertoire will also include well-known local and international jazz standards. The performance will be in a quartet format and the band will include Port Elizabeth musicians John Edwards (piano) and Lloyd Martin (drums).

Lex and McCoy said they were passionate about music education and their recently released solo albums exemplified this in

that the recordings featured mostly young musicians, the aim being to mentor and develop future artists by providing them with a platform. Lex and McCoy will also be facilitating a workshop at the NMMU music department at 1pm on Tuesday, May 5.

Tickets cost R60 for adults; R30 pensioners and R20 for students. For more information, contact Nicky Bosman on 041 504 4235

Renowned jazz musician McCoy Mrubata will be at the NMMU summit.

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Church choirs join in music extravaganza NCEBA DLADLA THE Anglican Church and Arthur Wellington Methodist Church are presenting an interfaith Choir Music Extravaganza at the Nangoza Jebe Community Hall in New Brighton on May 2.

The innovative music show had been born out of the need for churches to work together in projects of mass mobilisation, said Ncamile Panca of the Anglican Church.

“We have also invited the Bantu Church of Christ choir, all in order to spoil church music lovers with choice under one roof.”

The main aim of the music extravaganza was to see to the improved understanding of the “other” through music.

The churches wanted to share with the masses how they joyfully expressed their relationship with God in unique ways and also to promote diversity so as to embrace one another.

Panca said through the event, supported by bishops Bethlehem Nopece of the Anglican Church, Andile Mbete of the Methodists and John Bolana of the Bantu Church of Christ, participating members would gain better understanding of the important role played by music at particular times in their respective church denominations.

“We want people who love their church choir’s music to be able to enjoy what the other is offering - that which they might not have known.” said Panca, adding that they had also organised a mass choir in which they would be singing hymns together.

Tickets are selling at R50 each. The show will be from 3pm until 8pm.

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INDABA | WEDNESDAY 29 APRIL 2015

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Local dance group hip-hopping off to America DANCE crew PE’s Finest are over the moon after winning silver medals at the SA National Hip Hop Dance Competition in Johannesburg in March.

The group entered the adult division for the first time this year and their win qualified them to represent South Africa at the international competition in San Diego in August.

They are no strangers to accolades, having won gold in the 2014 Varsity Division.

“Last year, people did not believe in our achievement and challenged us to tackle the adult division. This year we proved our consistency and growth in this competition as individuals coming from the Northern Areas which are mostly infested with gang shootings, crime and violence. Having achieved second position in South Africa – as rookies in the adult division – in a competition of this magnitude, is an immense achievement,” said group member Kaashiefa Plaatjies.

She said the group consisted of 15 members who worked hard in practising since January, and juggling school, university and fundraising to get ready for the competition.

“We are really passionate and dedicated to our dancing and want to represent South Africa

proudly at the world championships and make a name for ourselves. This is not going to be easy since we need financial support from the community, businesses and our leaders. We are hoping with our good track record over the past years we will be able to establish sponsorships,” she said.

For more information on the dancers and to help sponsor their San Diego trip, contact Marian Ferreira on 071 447 9052 or Kaashiefa Plaatjies on 078 151 4478. ) For a video of the group’s award winning dance routine at the SA National Hip Hop Dance Competition, go to our website at www.pe-express.co.za. – REPORTER

Pictured is dance crew PE’s Finest which won silver medals at the SA National Hip Hop Dance Competition. From left are Monica May, Lynique Lewis, Ntuthuzelo Grootboom, Junior Ferreira, Kaashiefa Plaatjies, Dillon Domino and Sheldon Davis.

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LoveLife turns youth into culture vultures THE young people of KwaNobuhle have no reason to loiter in the streets and do nothing with their time after school, says Chris Kama, a young person in charge of the Culture Set, a room set aside for arts and cultural activities at the LoveLife Youth Centre in KwaNobuhle.

He says the Culture Set is

abuzz every Monday to Thursday when pupils from KwaNobuhle primary and high schools meet to explore dance, music, drama and poetry.

During a visit to the LoveLife Centre, Express Indaba saw enthusiastic young boys and girls sharpening their dance moves to the beat of thumping music.

“These are the Nakanjani Immortal Saints, a hip hop dance troupe made up of primary and high school pupils. They are taken through their paces by Mzwabantu Falake, a LoveLife Impintshi, who meets them every Monday to Thursday from 3.30pm to 4.30pm to practise,” Kama said.

He explained that they used

Friday afternoons to showcase their dance moves during LoveLife events held at the centre.

“We also spend a great deal of time discussing issues that affect us as young people and we help each other with homework and difficult school projects.”

He said the young people, as the architects of their own fu-

ture, could not say they did not get support as long as the centre was available to them.

The young people said they were excited about doing music, drama and poetry in English and isiXhosa, but preferred their mother tongue, isiXhosa, for cultural purposes.

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PARENTS of autistic children should not despair - assistance and support are available, says Uitenhage speech therapist Zola Nqolase.

Autism can result in a child having communication difficulties, being either not able to speak properly or not able to use language for expression.

Through early detection, monitoring and support, children with autism can grow and become university graduates and specialists in different fields in life, Nqolase says.

She is a coordinator for the Likhanyile iKamva Uitenhage Provincial Hospitalbased parent support group, which is aimed mainly at providing care and support to parents of children with autism.

“Working as a speech therapist at Provincial Hospital, I come across children with autism. Some are detected early, say at the age of two and their parents are given assistance and support, to ensure that they understand their children’s condition and help them to grow like any normal child,” she says.

However, raising autistic children is not easy because of their behavioural difficulties.

Unlike children with a physical disability for instance, children with autism are not easily identifiable because they look normal but act differently.

Some parents may think their child is slow in the development of speech and coordination and only realise the child has the condition when he or she is four years of age.

Nqolashe says they must still be taken to the clinic or doctor for assessment even at this age, for it is better late than never.

“These children could easily be taken to be silly and rude, by people who do not understand them. Kuthiwa abeva (They are accused of not listening) and at times they could be the subjects of hate.”

She says the shortage of schools in Nelson Mandela Bay that accept children with autism compounds the problem, especially from the point of view of poor families.

“There is no such school in Uitenhage, for instance. There is Quest in Port Elizabeth and two private schools in Walmer,” said Nqo-

Uitenhage speech therapist Zola Nqolase.

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lase.

Another problem for autistic children was not being accepted in society.

“People don’t understand them. These children are born with the condition. It was not their fault.”

Nqolase also advises parents of children with autism to apply for disability grants.

The Likhanyile iKamva parent support group is raising funds to start a day-care centre for autistic children and says it needs support from the public.

Umpteenth win for Umhlobo Wenene FM REPORTER UMHLOBO Wenene FM has once again been given the nod by the industry, walking away with five awards at the 2015 MTN Radio Awards.

The ceremony was held at the Sandton Convention Centre two weeks ago and it was a glitz and glamour affair, where the who’s who of the radio industry came out in full force.

It was not by sheer coincidence that Umhlobo Wenene FM scooped five awards in this year’s MTN Radio Awards.

The popularity of the station was recently brought home to South Africans and the radio fraternity when the station lost its legendary traditional music DJ, Saba Reginald Mbixane, in a motorbike accident in March.

Never in the history of radio has any DJ had eight memorial services spread across the different provinces of South Africa and a funeral attended by more than 8 000 people.

This proved the love for Saba Mbixane and the station that he worked for.

On the night of the awards he was honoured for all his achievements and the role that he played in the radio fraternity by being inducted into the hall of fame. His award was received by his two daughters.

Other big winners from the station were Zolani Bongco, who walked away with the award for best sport commentator under PBS stations.

Busisiwe Titi, a 25-year-old who started off as a presenter and is now a producer for the education programmes, received a Bright Star award.

Sij’ikilanga scooped the award for best midday show and Amaza Ntshanga couldn’t hide his joy as he collected the award.

Hall of fame inductee and 2014 best breakfast show presenter Putco Mafani was once again announced as the best breakfast show DJ in the PBS category.

Putco and the breakfast team speak to almost two million listeners daily.

Other shows nominated from the station were the afternoon drive Masigoduke (hosted by Kci, Luks and Zizo), mid-morning show Khanya Gqiyazana (hosted by Lulu Haarmans and produced by Khayakazi Koto), best music show, Umculo We Jazz (hosted by Elvis Mali), best drama, Ithini nha lento leyo yimfihlelo yobomi (produced by Toffee Zitshu), and best breakfast show iBrakfesi Eyondlayo Ekuseni (hosted by Putco Mafani, co-host Mafa Bavuma, Mluleki Ntsabo sport anchor and produced by Pastor Nozewu) Station manager Phumzile Mnci said, “We are excited by the continued endorsement of the station, the programmes and its presenters by the radio industry in South Africa. It is particularly fulfilling to note that different programmes and presenters are nominated and win every year, something that confirms the good balance in the station’s programmes schedule and presenter line-up.”

INDABA | WEDNESDAY 29 APRIL 2015

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Nonelwa Fukutwa’s boxing promotions debut this week

Spectacular games in Walmer league SELBY MADIKANE

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In two four-round fights, Nkosinathi Zwengu will square off with Thando Mahlahla (both FORMER female boxing ring official Nonelwa KwaNobuhle) in the flyweight division, while Fukutwa has come back to the fistic sport, this Thembani Okolo will trade leather with Mziyanda Links in the straw-weights. time as a promoter.

“I took the promoter’s licence to assist in the development of boxing,” Her debut tournament as Fukutwa said recently. She said she Fukutwa Promotions will be was taking boxing back to Kwazaheadlined by an eight-round khele’s Daku Hall, which used be a junior bantamweight fight popular venue in the 1990s and early between KwaNobuhle’s Xol2000s. Fukutwa said she was hoping ani Mpushe and Sonwabo boxing lovers would come back to Twani of Grahamstown at support boxing.

Daku Hall in Kwazakhele, Fukutwa was involved in the Port Elizabeth, this Satursport when it was not fashionable for day May 2. women to be involved as ring offiThe main supporting bout cials, let alone as boxers. She was fois in the flyweight division llowing after her former professionover six rounds between Uital boxer brother, Xolisa Fukutwa, enhage home-boys Lwandile who was a useful flyweight, and also Phillip and Siyabulela Blou. in the footsteps of Siya Vabaza-Booi, Also in the flyweight diviwho was then the only female boxing sion is a bout between Asring official nationally. andiso Mancapa and Mfundo Xolani Mpushe tops bill.

Admission for the fight will be R30 Mbengashe, both of Port Eliz- PHOTO:NCEBA DLADLA for adults and R10 for children under abeth, while Asanda Jacobs (KwaNobuhle) will lock horns with Loyiso Ma- 12. Weigh-in will be at the Andile Siqwepu Boxbuntsane (PE) in the lightweight division. Both ing Gym in Koyana Street, Zwide Township, at 2:30pm on Friday. fights will be over six rounds.

Ideas open gap at top of table SAFA NELSON Mandela Bay SAB Regional League log leaders Young Ideas widened their lead when they beat Ghetto Stars 3-1 at the Walmer community grounds on Saturday.

However, contenders Lion City dropped two valuable points in their league title chase when they played to a 2-2 home draw with Callies in front of their supporters at the Motherwell NU 2 Stadium.

Ideas are ahead with six points on top of the log table.

Other league contenders Fairview Rovers drubbed Highland Spurs 3-1 at the Jabavu Stadium.

Camper United, who are fighting a relegation

battle, lost 1-0 to Island City at Rosedale.

Hotspurs who had a bad start to the season, seem to have transformed with their recent performances. They managed to register a hardfought 3-2 victory over Despatch Pioneers at Moore Dyke Fields.

Other relegation candidates Ikamva Movers came out strongly with their comprehensive 7-1 win over Central Acemates at the Motherwell NU 2 Stadium. Motherwell Academy went down 2-0 to Showvillage, while Royal Bucs trounced Peace United 3-1 at the Walmer community fields.

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THE Walmer Football Association Premier League produced some spectacular games at the Walmer Community Fields at the weekend.

Fans saw a six-goal thriller when Gwala Stars drew 3-3 with Teenagers FC. Manchester United drubbed Morning Stars 3-0 and in a closely contested match Brazil United defeated Walmer Stars 3-2.

African Aces beat Mabayibone Strikers 2-0 and Young Cosmos took Teenagers FC to the cleaners, thrashing them 8-1. Gwala Stars recorded their second draw when their game against Manchester United ended 2-2.

Gwala Stars’ goalkeeper clears the ball.

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Disappointing day for Stars fans SELBY MADIKANE BLACK Stars disappointed their supporters when they failed to pitch up for their New Brighton Football Association Sedgars Sport Premier League game against Bush Bucks at the New Brighton Oval Stadium on Sunday.

Stars, who did not live up to their supporters’ expectations last season, also seem to find the going tough this year.

Real White City punished Pondo Stars 2-0 in

an exciting contest and Dodgers suffered a huge 4-0 setback against Boast Pirates.

In the humdinger of the day, PE Sundowns shared the 1-1 spoils with the high-riding Winter Rose. Red City could not hunt Roaring Tigers, who overcame them 2-0. Eastern Jumpers were defeated 2-1 by the brave Stinging Bees. City Defenders thumped City Lads 4-1 in their one-sided affair.

Real White City, aka AmaJamaica, are a force to be reckoned with.

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AmaChina collect second trophy SELBY MADIKANE YOUNG Teenagers collected their second trophy of the season when they beat Peace Lovers 3-2 in the Peefa Amarok Top 8 Finals at the KwaDwesi grounds on Saturday.

AmaChina, who recently won the premier league trophy, took the lead when their striker Phumzile Kilambe Mathumbu scored from the penalty spot following a rough tackle on his skipper, Luthando Mamoti, in the 25th minute.

Lovers replied with a penalty by Sandile Mgubasi in the 50th minute.

Teenagers increased their lead to 2-1 when Kilambe scored another goal

from the penalty mark in the 67th minute.

Lovers then took the advantage of Teenagers’ sloppy defence, with striker Sive Feya bagging an equalising goal in the 79th minute. The game went into extra time and Young Teenagers super substitute Sizwe Benni Mamoti scored the winner in the 105th minute.

In the losers’ final, United Brothers defeated Young 3-2 in the sudden death play-off after a 2-2 full-time tie.

AmaChina walked away with the prize money of R2 500, a floating trophy and gold medals and Peace Lovers received R1 500 plus silver medals. United Brothers went home with R1 000 and bronze medals.

Young Madrid players Mbuyiselo Diniso and Siyasanga Mabalarhana take on Young Tigers player Andile Biko.

PHOTO:SELBY MADIKANE

Mnyanda hunts down Tigers SELBY MADIKANE YOUNG Madrid striker Asanele Mnyanda was instrumental in his side’s 4-0 drubbing of Young Tigers in their MOFA Build It Premier League clash at the Motherwell NU 9 Stadium on Sunday.

Mnyanda pulled a brace in the first half, while Masixole Mirror April and Siyabulela Moni came up with a goal apiece. Madrid

Young Teenagers skipper Luthando Mamoti receives the trophy from Safa NMB president Monde Mhletywa and Peefa general secretary Luyanda Ncwadi.

PHOTO:SELBY MADIKANE

Positive Chippa raring to go NCEBA DLADLA EASTERN Cape Absa Premiership League outfit Chippa United will play Bloemfontein Celtic in a league match at the Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium tonight.

Kick-off is at 7.30pm.

Encouraged by a 1-0 win against Moroka Swallows at home and a 0-0 stalemate against Bidvest Wits away, the team popularly known as the Chilli Boys seems to have found a tonic in caretaker coach Mich D’Avray’s tactics. He praised them for their sterling performances since he took over the reins.

“Every member of the squad is raring to go. We have no suspensions and no injuries,” an enthusiastic Chippa United Chief Operations Officer, Lukhanyo Mzinzi, said.

Responding positively to the caretaker coach’s methods, Mzinzi said the players were looking for a positive outcome against the team popularly known as Phunya Sele sele, lying fifth on the log with 37 points aft-

er 26 matches.

“Playing against Bloemfontein Celtic at home will be enough motivation for the players,” he said, adding that the players knew it was also very important that they won the match to keep their hopes of playing in the elite premiership intact.

“Winning this game will give us points which assure us that we are out of the relegation quagmire,” said Mzinzi.

He urged Nelson Mandela Bay fans to come in droves to support the team. The win, he said, would ensure that Port Elizabeth, and by extension, the Eastern Cape would still have a team in the elite league.

“Celtic is one of the most supported teams at home. We’d like Chilli Boys supporters to come in numbers to give Celtic a taste of their own medicine,” Mzinzi said.

United are in the 13th spot on the log standings, with 29 points after 26 matches. They will still have three games to play after the Celtic encounter.

dominated the proceedings throughout the game.

Madrid, who also collected maximum three points in their 4-1 win over Lion Stars on Saturday, are leading the pack in the league race.

Liverpool edged out Young Tigers 1-0 and Motherwell United drew 2-2 with Crystal Palace.

Manchester FC had themselves to blame for their 2-2 draw with Young Romans following their poor finish in front of the posts.

Manchester United, who are affectionately known as UNonkuku, snatched a 1-0 win from Valencia.

Other MOFA Build It Premier League results: *Highland Spurs 2-3 Tomorrow Stars *Real Strikers 3-2 Milan Stars *Motherwell United 2-1 Manchester FC *Shining Stars 0-0 SUBS *Real Aces 4-1 Tottenham Spurs

Highbury the only Bay side to win SELBY MADIKANE HIGHBURY FC were the only Nelson Mandela Bay side to win a game in the ABC Motsepe Second Division at the weekend.

Buffalo at the Motherwell NU 2 Stadium, with their strikers failing to score from glorious opportunities.

Zimbane Killers embarrassed SUBS 7-1 in Mthatha.

Other ABC Motsepe Second Division results: ) Tornado 0-0 Mthatha Bucks ) FC Elliot United 4-0 La Liga ) Kokstad Liverpool 3-0 Tembu Royals ) Angavu Stars 3-1 FC Buffalo

Highbury had to sweat for their 1-0 win over Matta Milan at the Coldstream Stadium in Tsitsikamma. The only side to play to a 1-1 draw was Morning Stars against Mthatha City at the Zwide Stadium.

Struggling sides JB Milan and Cacadu United shared the 3-3 spoils at the University of Fort Hare in Alice. Real City succumbed 3-2 to FC

Morning Stars FC drew 1-1 with Mthatha City at the Zwide Stadium.

PHOTO:SELBY MADIKANE

Pefa champs start season on high note SEKBY MADIKANE PORT Elizabeth Football Association (Pefa) Premier League champions NMMU Madibaz made their intentions clear when they started the league season on a high note at the weekend.

NMMU demolished Highbury 4-0 away from home at the Bridgemeade grounds. Hearts, who were ruthless, thrashed KwaDwesi All Stars 4-1.

Warriors registered an emphatic 3-0 victory in their easy game with Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality and PE Defence

thrashed Motherwell Academy 8-1 at Kemsley Park. Pefa Premier League newcomers Toshiba Old Grey lost 2-1 to Londt Park Callies lads at the Old Grey grounds. In a battle of big guns, KwaDwesi side Forresters played to a 2-2 draw with Central Acemates.

Errors, inexperience destroy Liverpool SELBY MADIKANE

UFH player is chasing a ball.

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ERRORS and inexperienced players cost Veeplaas women’s team Liverpool dearly in their 8-0 defeat by Golden Stars in their SAFA Sasol Coastal Stream League match in KwaDwesi on Saturday.

Within a split second, the Northern Areas women regis-

tered an easy goal following defence errors by Liverpool and the goals kept on coming. Last week Liverpool were thwarted 10-2 by Manchester Babes.

City Lads defeated Mustangs 4-2 at the Chevrolet Stadium in New Brighton.

Manchester Babes were reported to have suffered from food poisoning on their way to play

against Thunderbirds, and the game was therefore postponed.

Other Sasol Coastal Stream League results: *Eastern Rangers 2-2 Coastal United Ladies *Mqanduli Ambassadors w/o-0 All Stars *Red Roses 4-2 Cumakala Ladies *University of Fort Hare 0-12 Birmingham City.

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