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Motherwell’s Imbasa Primary wins national music competition NCEBA DLADLA

MBASA Primary School girls made Nelson Mandela Bay and the Eastern Cape proud for winning the South African Schools Choral Eisteddfod Music National Competition in the Sextet category early this month.

The dedicated girls, Yonela Tenge, Silindokuhle Mtanase, Ntulikazi Cacela, Thembakazi Gagayi, Mihlali Giya and Anelisiwe Manase, aged between 10 and 12 years from the impoverished area of NU12 Motherwell in

Port Elizabeth, competed in the German piece “Seid uns zweiten” and won the hearts of the national adjudicators in the competition held at the Rhema Church, in Midrand, Johannesburg from July 2 to 3, 2013. Though the competition was held during the province’s mid-year vacation, it was not a problem for dedicated school choir conductor Nyameka Vara who has found her replicas in these highly talented children she fondly referred to as “my angels.” “It wasn’t easy during the school holidays but the parents and members of staff gave me their full support. Even when we were still on

the road, they phoned asking where we were and whether everything was fine. We had to do it for them,” said Vara proudly. She added, “On arrival we had mixed feelings. There was that excitement of taking part in a national competition in Gauteng, and the fear of having to face a tough competition from the best choirs in the country. The KwaZulu-Natal choir sang well, but my little angels were focused. They told me not to worry.” According to Vara, one of the adjudicators commented about her children’s age and understanding of a foreign song and said he wished they could join a musical theatre.

“We are very proud of what Ms Vara has done, taking our children from nothing and making them the champions of music in the country,” said Imbasa principal Phopho Mayekiso. According to Mayekiso, Vara brings a sparklight in an area otherwise doomed with unemployment, poverty, crime and drugs. SGB Deputy Chairperson Anele Ramabele said that wherever they come from, children have dreams. With this kind of nurturing and support, he was certain that their future would be bright. “As parents, we are very happy!” he said.

Posing with their trophy are, from left, conductor Nyameka Vara, chorister Silindokuhle Mntanase and school principal Phopho Mayekiso. PHOTO: ZELDRÉ SWANEPOEL

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INDABA | WEDNESDAY 24 JULY 2013

KwaNobuhle local businesses must learn to give, like Nelson Mandela NCEBA DLADLA THE life of Nelson Mandela is the life of a total commitment to development and good will to humanity. This is the view of KwaNobuhle Traditional Health specialist Dr Fred Isaacs who together with his wife Mama Sheila Isaacs, who is the Director of the Mother’s Gift, fed almost 500 people in this poverty-stricken area of Uitenhage in the Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality. The owner of Pure Herbal Medicine (PHM) Dr Isaacs supported the Mother’s Gift with funds. Some help came from donors including Pick n Pay, Al Fidaa Foundation, Albarak, Mr Jeeva,

Dr Fred Isaacs flanked by his wife Mama Sheila, founder Mother's Gift and Project Manager Nontuthuzelo Skweyiya on Mandela Day. PHOTO:NCEBA DLADLA

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Iyaphumelela iSAPS eMotherwell NCEBA DLADLA AMAPOLISA aseMotherwell anqakule avalela abantu ngezityholo ezahlukeneyo ukulwa nobugebengu kule mpela-veki, kutsho isithethi samapolisa uWarrant O-fficer Dumile Gwavu egcoloda. “Sibambe i-13 ngokunkula ngenjongo zokwenzakalisa; isithathu sinnepilisi ze- mandrax, 64 linxile liyayatheka; isi-xhenxe ngodushe lwasekhayeni; isithandathu ebesi-

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Police seek relatives The South African Police Service (SAPS) in Uitenhage is looking for the next-of-kin of an identified man who was found next to Rooi Hoogte Road, Uitenhage on Monday, July 15. It was at about 7:45 am when police found the man, who is about 41 years of age. He was wearing a black “polo” Golf shirt with cream stripes, blue denim jeans, green jacket with purple sleeves and cream canvas shoes. Anyone who might be able to identify the man should please contact investigating officer Detective Constable Primrose Sifuba at:0 073 252 1644 or the crime stop number:0 08600 10111.

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Nelson Mandela Bay residents and institutions celebrated Mandela Day in grand style Nelson Mandela Bay residents responded postively to the United Nations call to spend at least 67 minutes of their time on Mandela Day, July 18 doing good work for humanity

Media 24 staff members planted trees at Imbasa Primary School in Motherwell. From left are principal Phopho Mayekiso and Environmental Coodinator Thembisa Soya, followed by Media24 staff members Nceba Dladla, Morne Frans, Kruven Kerspay and Andries Thiersen.

Dippimg their brushes are from left; Xolani Klaasen, Motherwell Build It owner Sibongile Nkebe, Sidwell Mapela, Bongani January and Andile Mabenge while painting Litha Daycare Centre in NU 9 Motherwell.

Build It owner Sibongile Nkebe provided little children from Litha Daycare Centre with food and love.

Boxing trainers were on call from left, Bongani Platyi, (Masizakhe Boxing Club), Mzuvukile Daniels (professional boxer), Khuselekile Gada (metro coach), and Mlawuli Nawule (Silindokuhle Boxing Promotions matchmaker and Club trainer).

Owner of Pakati-Ndlela Brokers Nomonde (standing third from left) with members of her staff provided cookies and tea to the elderly at Ekuphumleni old-age home in zwide.

SAPS KwaNobuhle station Commander Zolani Xawuka with some of the children from Hombakazi Primary School who received gifts and love from the police.

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Unathi cherishes coming home to PE to sing and say thanks NCEBA DLADLA MUSICIAN, actress and Metro FM presenter Unathi Msengana will be part of the panel of Idols judges in the forthcoming season.

MTN Joyous Celebration will be in PE on August 2 and 3 2013. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

Joyous Celebration 17 comes to PE in a Grand Finale NCEBA DLADLA MULTI-Award winning gospel ensemble Joyous Celebration will be taking their MTN Joyous Celebration Tour to Port Elizabeth at the NMMU Indoor Sports Centre, Missionvale Campus on August 2 and 3. Fresh from Durban’s ICC the 50 powerful ensemble is promising electrifying performances to mesmerise the audiences in the grand finale of their 2013 Grateful Annual Tour. The tour kicked off in Carnival City, Johannesburg, earlier this year. “The Grateful Tour has seen sold-out shows in all the cities it has visited, delivering astonishing performances that left the fans anointed by the Holy Spirit and singing along to every song; and now it is the friendly city’s opportunity to witness the spiritual fulfilment of the Grateful Tour,” said Nomsa Zwane, of Dinoko Communications. Nelson Mandela Bay fans will also get an opportunity to see their own shining stars

Phelo Bala, Unathi Mzekeli and Sylvester Funani, with the last-named dishing his solo act “Ingxangxasi”. The ensemble’s latest offering does not disappoint. They are giving their all in a performance that is breath-taking and inspiring from beginning to end. “We have been so blessed on this tour having performed to sold out audience of over 20 thousand fans around the country since the beginning of the tour,” said co-founder and producer of the ensemble Jabu Hlongwane. Pastor Holongwane said the love and support that they have received from fans during this tour was amazing and that they appreciated it. “The MTN Joyous Celebration ‘Grateful Tour’ has been nothing short of remarkable. It is only fitting that it concludes in PE where fans are sure to be left in awe of the ensembles’ amazing performance,” said Ryan Gould, MTN SA Brand and Communications General Manager. Tickets are available at Computicket and Shoprite priced between R150 andR300.

Gauteng-based multi-award winning musician visited her “home” Nelson Mandela Bay last Friday for special a concert named “An Intimate Night with Unathi” at the Boardwalk International Conference Centre (ICC) to launch her live DVD. An intimate night with Unathi featuring her friends and producer Kabomo was a milestone for Unathi’s musical career. She financed the project herself and was excited about the prospect of launching it at home. “The show,” she said, “is about my journey, my growth, my joys and my sorrows.” Nothing was so important to Unathi than coming here to sing her own songs and tell her own stories. “This is to say thank you to the people of the province who have been behind me all these years,” said Unathi who spent some of her childhood in Tshiwula Street, New Brighton and attended St Joseph’s Primary School. According to Unathi, to come home is one thing, but to come and say thank you is quite another. She proudly said, “I have since evolved. I have grown and I want to share that with my people. I want them to see my 10-years’ growth since I started my musical career. I am now a mother, a wife of my husband Thomas Msengana’s AmaBhele clan and a business woman.” Unathi has grown tremendously from the young lady who sang Usana Lwam with Zola during the Metro FM Awards in Port Elizabeth in 2006.

This Rhodes University journalism graduate who also got an opportunity to study and qualify in International Media Studies at a University in Netherlands, spent some years in Namibia and Cardiff, Wales. “But the beautiful Eastern Cape culture, which is bold, bright and beautiful, will always be my first love. This is the place that gave you stars like the Bala Brothers, Zahara and Simphiwe Dana. For me, this is something you can be proud.” Juggling motherhood, radio, music, idols judging and being a co-owner of a production company was not easy for Unathi. But, she succeeds “because of the Grace of God, being strict with time management and working with a team of incredibly gifted musicians with whom I share something wonderful.” For her 67 minutes for Mandela, Unathi and her company gave food, clothing, blankets and shoes to the needy in New Brighton.

Metro FM presenter, musician and actress Unathi Msengana loves coming home to Port Elizabeth. PHOTO: NCEBA DLADLA

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Tournament launched at KwaZakhele SELBY MADIKANE DEPARTMENT of Sport, Recreation, Arts and Culture (DSRAC) in partnership with six teams held a function to launch the Winter Cup Tournament at Bolo Punch Hall KwaZakhele recently. The six teams are Silver United, Fairway Stars, Dynamos, Young Professionals, United Brothers and XI Angels. Speaking to the club delegates, DSRAC Assistant Director Mwelase Mboxela said that the tournament was the initiative of Malibongwe Smith whom he commended. Mboxela highlighted that the tournament was to keep the youth in sport during the offseason time. Mboxela said, “This tournament has the

potential to be a major event because future stars could be developed. Furthermore the youth would be kept busy and would forget about taking drugs and doing other wrong things.” Sport Development Speaker Mbuyiseli Mberembe Mdabe urged club officials to take youth development seriously in order to develop future professional players. Soccer analyst Luvuyo Ncandana thanked DSRAC and Smith for organising the event. The teams were divided into two groups. Group A Teams are Young Professionals, Silver United and Dynamos while Group B teams are XI Angels, United Brothers and Fairway Stars. The tournament will start in a round robin in which two top teams in each group will play in the semifinals.

Masters showed youth how to play football SELBY MADIKANE FOOTBALL fans watched a humdinger when Veeplaas Masters took on Zwide Eyethu Masters at Veeplaas Stadium recently. However the final score ended in a 1-1 draw with fans going into raptures from the first minute to the last minute. Eyethu midfielder Nhanha Enos demonstrated his skills in the centre of the field. Veeplaas star player Mongezi Mora Siko was one the best players to watch on the day. Eyethu goalkeeper Mpayipheli Mpayza Totwana pulled brilliant saves at point blank range.

Eyethu Ace Ngqandu scored a goal for his side while Themba Maseti replied with a goal for Veeplaas, following a good play by Mora, Sporo Sonti and Didi Selani. After the game fans formed a guard of honour to thank the yesteryear players for their sterling performance.

Glenville Celtic set their eyes on Premier League Trophy PHOTO:SELBY MADIKANE

Glenville Celtic FC collected six points in two games SELBY MADIKANE GLENVILLE Celtic collected six points in two games in their endeavour to win Northern Areas Football Association (NAFA) Premier League over the weekend. Glenville beat Helenvale 2-1 and Chatty United 3-0 respectively. Ramblers also followed suit when they overcame Shamrocks 2-1 and Wolves 3-1. The

Veeplaas Masters with thier coach Zamuxolo Yoyo who took on Zwide Eyethu Masters. PHOTO:SELBY MADIKANE

struggling outfits Swallows went down to Boom Callies 5-2 and to Shamrocks 1-0. Other results: *Saints 2-2 Blackpool *Stardrift 0-1 Park United *Westlake 2-0 Chatty United *Ebenezer 1-1 Wolves *Hotspurs 2-2 Fairview Rovers *Westlake 1-2 Saints *Hotspurs 3-1 Park United

Coach treats less fortunate players to a braai on Mandela Day SELBY MADIKANE PARENTS hailed the coach of Zwide Citizens FC for treating their children to a braai during Mandela Day. The force behind the whole gesture was coach Luyanda Road Ntengento who dug deep into his pocket to make a difference during the birthday of Madiba. Ntengento said that he decided to buy meat for his junior players who were less fortunate. Ntengento highlighted that despite being unemployed, kids needed to be treated with dignity especially on Mandela Day, because President Mandela “loves children.”

Zwide Citizens FC Junior teams with Manager Vuyolwethu Sinaza Ntshebe and Luyanda Road Ntengento PHOTO:SELBY MADIKANE

NODEFA Vintwembi Christian Wine Benefit Tournament results SELBY MADIKANE NODEFA hosted a tournament last weekend to honour a 87 year old man Vintwembi Christian Wine for his instrumental role in football at Jabavu Stadium . In the pulsating clash Jamaican Stars eliminated Lion City 5-4 on penalties after a 1-1 fulltime deadlock. Black Aces beat Golden

Chiefs 3-2 on penalties following their goalless draw in the regulation time. Young Cosmos showed how to be stylish in a 6-1 win over City Style. It was do-or-die when All City Stars defeated Young Culture 3-2. Other results: *Highland Spurs 2-0 Manchester United *Really Rangers 0-1 Imbabala Young Stars *Despatch Pioneers 1-0 KUBS *New City Stars 2-1 Chelsea

LFC KO tournament results SELBY MADIKANE LIMEKHAYA Football Club Knock Out tournament attracted fans in their droves to Rosedale Stadium last Sunday. Island City suffered a 1-0 defeat to Reservoir Strikers while Limekhaya lost 3-2 to

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Rainbow Stars edged out Golden Girls SELBY MADIKANE ZAKHELE Netball Association (ZANA) spectacular clashes kept enthusiastic fans on their feet at Brazil Brothers netball courts recently.

In A-Division Rainbow Stars taught Golden Girls how to play netball, in their 25-16 victory. Mighty Stars were high riding when they gave Royal Blues a hiding of 11-5, while Loyiso Stars had to put in more effort to overcome the gutsy

Solar Stars dedicated 67 minutes for Mandela

Flamingo 15-12. In Junior Section League Loyiso Stars and Brazil Stars gave a good account of themselves when they drew 9-9 in the tough encounter. Flamingo punished Island City 10-0 in the one- sided affair.

SELBY MADIKANE Stars comprising the former and current learners of Esitiyeni Public Primary School decided to embark on cleaning that school in honouring the ailing world icon Nelson Mandela during his 95th birthday. According to Stars President Elliot Zonke their club could not afford to watch other people doing good for the needy people. “We decided to beautify our community’s all important school after having assessed the situation of their grounds. Moreover, this is the time to do something for the needy people. This world-revered icon Madiba has taught the world to be united and do away with selfishness. May Madiba recuperate speedily”, said President Zonke. Stars Deputy President Rev. Nombulelo Ndzuzo thanked the parents for allowing the club to use their children in making a difference to Esitiyeni Primary School. Rev. Ndzuzo said, “Our players arrived at the school early and cleaned this school. I want to thank our players for this job well done and their parents for buying food for these players who spent the entire day at this school.”

Loyiso Stars with their coaches PHOTO:SELBY MADIKANE

United Brothers take honours in PEEFA Challenge Cup SELBY MADIKANE THE long drought of not collecting silverware became a thing of the past as United Brothers beat Black Arrows 4-3 on penalties after a goalless fulltime tie in Port Elizabeth East Football Association (PEEFA) Challenge Cup finals at Veeplaas Stadium last Sunday. Brothers did not struggle to beat Young Aces in the semifinals in which they devastated them 3-1 while Black Arrows booked themselves a berth in the finals following their 4-2 win over Real Aces in their semifinals. Both

sides looked rusty owing to long season layoff and the game ended in a goalless draw with Brothers midfielder Mhlobo Moriri Kakaza and his Arrows counterpart Killer Mgxoteni working tirelessly. Earlier on Real Aces beat Young Aces 1-0 in losers finals with Real Aces midfielder Sandisile Mara Yokwana scoring the only goal. Brothers scooped R1000, a floating trophy and 22 gold medals with Arrows going home with R500 and 22 silver medals. Real Aces received R300. PEEFA President Marks Totwana thanked all the match officials, tournament organisers, teams and supporters for making the tournament a successful event. Zolani Willem and Zamxolo Yoyo award a trophy to United Brothers skipper Bathembu Punguzwa PHOTO:SELBY MADIKANE

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