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Youngmenbring hopewith cupcakes

Cupcakes of Hope is aninitiative started by a group ofsix young men, aiming to raisefunds for Grade 12 learnerswho wish to further theireducation. This campaignincludes 8 high schools in theKwaNobuhle area. Pictured,from left, are Likhaya Nkohli,Siyabulela Mbalane, LunathiYoli and Sinethemba Magxakishowing some of the cupcakesthey have baked. AthenkosiMsutwana and MbongeniMdashe were not presentduring the photoshoot. Readmore about this campaign onpage 3.

PHOTO:HEILIE COMBRINCK

ANIKA DE BEER

WHILE the embattled Bayworldcomplex has received thelong-awaited news that partsof it will finally be run by theNelson Mandela Bay Munici-

pality, after years of battling through red tapeto achieve this, Friends of Bayworld are alsorallying their efforts to keep it afloat.

Thegroup,which is dedicated to supportingthe facility, is hard at work planning anotherof their successful Night at the Museumevents which will be held on July 23.According to Friends of Bayworld repre-

sentative, Anelle Bailey, they started the

Night at the Museum campaign, of which thethird edition will be held this year, with a Fa-cebook event page.“We expected maybe 200 to 500 people to

show up (for the first one). By 7pm, we hadto close the doors as the buildings were filledto capacity. About 1 500 people attended,” shesaid.The first event was restricted to the Muse-

um and Snake Park only and last year, theyexpanded it to include the entire Bayworldcomplex.More good news for the complex is the an-

nouncement on Friday that the Eastern CapeDepartment of Sport, Arts, Culture and Rec-reation and the municipality have signed aservice level agreement for the upgrading of

the complex.MEC of the department, Pemmy Majodina,

said the provincial legislature has approvedthat the recreation and oceanarium part ofBayworld be run by the municipality forproject management and redevelopment pur-poses.This means that the project to redevelop

Bayworldwill be handled by theMandelaBayDevelopment Agency (MBDA).Pierre Voges, CEO of the MBDA, said the

upgrade would cost about R300 million. “Wedo not have the money yet, but we will findit,” Voges said.According to Voges, Dorelle Sapere, who is

the Planning and Development Manager atMBDA, will convene a group of experts to in-

vestigate whether Bayworld would be a tour-ist attraction or research and educational fa-cility, or both of these.

Night at the MuseumThe Night at theMuseum event was born out

of the idea of creating a fun affordable event forthe whole family.This year the event, in its third year, will in-

cludeliveentertainmentfrombandssuchasTheAlgoaCaledonianPipeBandandTheZwartkopsConservancy: Enviro kids.Visitors are encouraged to dress upashistori-

cal figures and bring torches to explore Africa’sLost World, the Snake Park and the Oceanari-um.

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NCEBA DLADLA

CALLS for unity and a spirit of comradeshipamong members of the ANC were made dur-ing the spiritual repatriation of GcinisizweKondile, who was abducted and brutally mur-dered inVlakplaasby theapartheid apparatusin 1981.

Kondile’s body was never found, but detailsof his murder were revealed by Dirk Coetzeein the Truth and Reconciliation Commission(TRC) in the 1990s.Working with the Department of Justice,

the Kondile family of New Brighton went tothe Komartipoort where the murder tookplace as well as to Freedom Park in Johannes-burg to pick up the spirit of “the hero” whodied studying for aB Juris degree at FortHareat 24 years of age.But it was at Topiya Ascension Church in

New Brighton that the family, according toKondile’s friend and comrade in arms, advo-cate Vusi Pikoli, had finally closed a chapterof his life with his memorial service and sym-bolic burial.Each speaker described Kondile as a man

whohad lovedhumanityanddedicatedhis lifeto the struggle for freedom and democracy.“He left his studies at Fort Hare and was

never deterred by death threats but ultimate-ly paid the price. The ANC should, in his hon-our, continue to embark on this radical eco-nomic transformation path,” ANC provincialexecutive committee member and regionaltask team head Vuyani Limba said.In Kondile’s name, Limba said, “The ANC

should prevent the disharmonybetweenFlor-ence Matomela House and the City Hall. Asa RTT member, people accuse me of sidingwithDannyJordaan.Doyouknowwhy?Theywant to continue with corruption.“Why shouldn’t I side with Jordaan? Jor-

daan is the incumbent mayor of this metromunicipality standing for the ANC.”Another of Kondile’s comrades, Phaki Xim-

iya, said people should learn from people likeKondile who did not do things for personalglory.“For Kondile, it was never about him. Our

leaders are letting us down. They are dividingthe organisation,” Ximiya said.TheANCneededCosatu andmust do every-

thing humanly possible to stop themore than300 000Numsamembers from leavingCosatu,he said.Pat Kondile said the event had helped the

family to be able to heal a very deep woundof almost 31 years since the disappearanceand murder of Sizwe.

SizweKondile’s spirit broughthome

Sizwe Kondile’s comrade Phaki Ximiya (in the centre) erupted in song and toyi toyed as thecongregation remembered murdered “Son of the soil”. PHOTO:NCEBA DLADLA

NCEBA DLADLA

ECONOMIC Freedom Fighters secretary-general Godrich Gardee took delivery ofthree brand-new vehicles sponsored by theReverend Dr Xolani Tengo of the Tengo Dia-logue and Foundation 4 Community Devel-opment Network Trust last Wednesday.

The handover took place at Tengo’s housein Goniwe Street, KwaNdokwenza.The vehicles, leased at R68 000 amonth, ac-

cording to Tengo, are branded and aimed athelping the EFF to campaign and competewell in order towin the highly contestedNel-son Mandela Bay local elections.Tengo promised to lease threemore to help

the EFF mobilise and drum up support.“We’re doing this to support our organisa-

tion,” Tengo said.“The EFF is new but it is not poor. We also

want to do away with the idea that the EFFis only inGauteng. TheEFF iswhere the peo-ple are. Like poverty. Poverty is not only inGauteng, it is here.”He said they in themetrowere fullybehind

the national leadership of the EFF.“This is history in the making,” Gardee

said.“It has never happened that an individual

sponsors the EFF in such a significant way.Nobody wants to come closer to us. We arelike people with leprosy.”HesaidEFF leaderJuliusMalemahadalso

expressed his gratitude for the gesture.People dissatisfiedwith abject poverty, liv-

ing in squatter camps andwithout dignity 22years after democracy, wanted change andthe EFF would give them that change, hesaid.Gardeewarned the fighters to use the vehi-

cles only for electioneering.“TheEFFwants towin themetro outright.

We want to state, however, that we’ll go intoa coalition with other opposition parties andnot with Zuma’s party (the ANC),” he said.The marches and the rallies his party had

held inNelsonMandelaBay sinceMarch lastyear had showna steady growth in numbers,whichmean theEFFwould takea significantchunk of the electorate in this their first mu-nicipal election, he said.

EFF receives electioneeringmobility

Rev. Dr Xolani Tengo delivers keys to EEF General Secretary Commissar Godrich Gardee whileother Fighters look on. PHOTO:NCEBA DLADLA

Conitnued from page 1

The main feature of the event will be theTreasure Hunt in the Museum. This activitywill encourage participants to read the dis-plays to answer questions.Local company Magnetic Storm will pro-

vide special effects during the hunt with the

use of sound, lighting and audio-visual equip-ment.The funds generated at the event will be

used to purchase a fireproof cabinet for theMuseum’s Otolith Collection, which compris-es more than 19 000 ear bones collected frommarine life.Any additional funds will go towards the

maintenance of the Snake Park and theMuse-um.Night at theMuseumwill take place on Sat-

urday, July 23, from 5pm to 10pm. Entry isR25. Children under the age of three may en-ter free.Tickets are available atBayworld andat the

Kids Emporium in the Baywest Mall.

. Friends of Bayworld is an annual mem-bership at Bayworld which grants card hold-ers free access to the Port ElizabethMuseum,the Oceanarium, Snake Park and the No 7CastleHillMuseum.Last year they sponsoredthe refurbishment of the Penguin Enclosure.For more info, visit the Night at the Muse-

um Facebook page.

Boost for Bayworld

THE Boardwalk’s gourmet burger and ribsrestaurant, Craft, has upped the ante for tasteadventurers with some exciting new twists toits just-refreshed menu.“As if the bold and extensive choice of hun-

ger-busting, taste-bud-titillating gourmetburgers, salads and desserts couldn’t get anybetter, our culinary team has pulled a fewmore surprises out of the hat,” said Board-walk’s Marketing Manager, Nqobile Majozi.Ontheburger front, thereare twonewmust-

tries; the Black and White-blackened Fish(panga) burger decked with corn and red pep-per relish and guacamole and served withcrispy sweet potato, and the Dirty Pig, amouth-watering pulled pork, slaw and ribsauce stack.New to the cast of outrageous salads there

is the Kitchen Sink, burgeoning with mixed

leaves, tomato, cucumber, feta, olives, ched-dar cheese, blue cheese, shredded ham, pulledchicken,biltong, choppedegg, roastedredpep-per and ranch dressing. For those not shy oftucking into hearty carbs there is the CraftCouch Potato, a deliciousconcoction of steamed potatoes, gherkins,

chopped egg, crispy bacon, biltong, ham,chives and mayo.Fordessert, sweet lovershavesomeexciting

variations of the doughnut to tuck into. Theseinclude amongst others the King of Rock andRoll, a sugar-dusted doughnut, with peanutbutter andbanana ice cream, and jackDanielsglazed pecan nuts and the ChuckBerry, a sug-ar-dusted doughnut, with blue berry and va-nilla ice cream, topped with old fashionedfrosting and smarties.Craft’s beef burgers are handmade on site

from 100% pure ground beef, weighing in ata healthy 170g each. There is also an extensiveselection of gourmet ribs and no fewer thanten enticing variations of chicken wings.Craft serves a range of craft beers, local

beers,wineandhotdrinks, aswell asdecadentsignature milkshakes.Craft is open from 6pm on week nights and

from noon until late on Fridays, SaturdaysandSundays. For bookings and enquiries con-tact 041 504 7509.

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IT is said an apple a day keeps the doctoraway, but in KwaNobuhle it is rather, a cup-cake a day brings hope all the way.

“Yes,wewant to changemindsets.Wewishto bring hope. And we strive to promote en-trepreneurship and community develop-ment, challenging the youth not to be dis-mayed by unemployment,” said AthenkosiMsutwana, the co-founder of Cupcakes withHope.An average of 40 cupcakes a day are sold

and since establishing Cupcakes with Hopeduring March 2016, thousands of cupcakeshave been enjoyed, particularly by learners

at local schools.The initiative is run by six youngmenwho

strive to bring about change in their commu-nity through the selling of a variety of fla-voured cupcakes. The men are LikhayaNkohli, Siyabulela Mbalane, Lunathi Yoli,Sinethemba Magxaki, Athenkosi Mgutwanaand Mbongeni Mdashe.“We bake from home in Jibiliza Street and

deliver and sell these cupcakes at localschools. There are hurdles along theway, butwe are determined to utilize that in assistingus to grow our initiative into a successfulbusiness.“We currently are running a cupcake sale

campaign until August with the aim to raisefunds, to assist the five bestGrade 12 learners

of local high schools, in paying applicationfees to further their education,” said Athen-kosi.This campaign includes 8 high schools in

KwaNobuhle, meaning they wish to assist 40top learners from the area to be able to fur-ther their studies. In achieving the goal ofCupcakes with Hope, they wish the public tosupport themby also placing cupcake orders.“Nohelp is considered too small.Weappre-

ciate any help as we are trying our best tohelp others. We feel that our initiative is toencourage unity and to bring hope for a bet-ter future,” said Athenkosi.For more info regarding Cupcakes with

Hope or to place orders, contact Siyabulelaon 074 528 1638 or Athenkosi on 074 604 0135.

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Propella is a partnership between theNelsonMandela Metropolitan University, the Indus-trial Development Corporation and the privatesector and is focused on generating renewableenergy.“Should we receive our required funding we

will be the first electronicwaste plant inAfricato have an end-to-end zero-to-landfill facility,”says Enrico Vermaak of eWaste TechnologiesAfrica.“Electronic waste” is defined as “anything

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Propella advancedmanufacturinghub inApril2016.“Being housed in Propella has given us the

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NCEBA DLADLA

PORT Elizabeth-born and Tshwane-basedNomakula Shweni haswrittena book as part of her contribution tothe fight against the HIV/Aids pan-demic.

A nursing sister by profession,Shweni, popularly known as Noma,was in PE recently to talk about herbook of short stories, entitled Side-lined, which tells touching storiesabout the most vulnerable people inthe scourge of HIV, the children.

Armed with a master of philoso-phy HIV management degree fromthe University of Stellenbosch andcurrently studying towards a PhD inhealth at Unisa, Shweni has been achampion of HIV/Aids awarenesscampaigns and education, havingamassed 20 years’ experience as aprofessional nurse in Khayelitsha,Cape Town, before moving to Preto-ria.

Her stories are about childrenwho

have been infected or affected by thedisease, but were not told and pre-pared for that.

They had to discover it for them-selves and sometimes in situationsway beyond their control, she said.

One story is about a letter writtenby an HIV-positive mother who diedwhen her child was 10 years old.

“Children aren’t told by their par-ents that they were born with HIV,”Shweni said.

“This is the reason why when theydiscover this themselves they be-come rebellious. The confidentialityclause plays a role here, but whenthey discover it, children don’t tellanyone.”

Shweni said she believed that tofight a winning battle South Africamust look at the behaviourmodifica-tion of adolescents and children andnot depend on the traditional Ab-stain, Be careful and Condomise, al-so known as ABC.

“This is not enough. Some chil-dren find out that they were HIV in-

fected without engaging in sex.Someone else brought this to themwithout them knowing and they dis-cover it sometimes having infectedothers themselves.”

Shweni said thatwhile testingwasencouraged,discovering thevirus intheir bodies even though they havenever engaged in those things shat-tered the children.

The leader of the NPO Siyanqoba,Shweni works only to keep the wolfaway from the door. Otherwise, shewants to concentrate on visitingschools to call on pupils to debatethese things and learn from them.

The mother of two boys and a girl,Shweni, who calls herself a Baaie-naar and mentions in her book thelikes of veteran teacher Oom GeldTyaliti as her inspiration in life, hasfond memories of her schooldays atSimon Nongogo.

During her visit here, she hadtalks with schools who promised topilot a debatingprogrammeon theseimportant health matters.

Childrenmost vulnerablevictims in the storyofHIV/Aids

HIV/AIDS activist Noma Shweni showing a copy of her book which is aboutstories told by children affected and infected by the HIV/Aids pandemic.

PHOTO:NCEBA DLADLA

NCEBA DLADLA

THE South African Council ofChurches (SACC) in Nelson Man-dela Bay has organised a serviceat St Stephen’s Anglican Parish,Grattan Street, New Brighton, onSunday to pray for peaceful Au-gust 3 local government elections.It starts at 3pm.

“We invite every member of the

Christian faith who believes in thepower of prayer to come and joinus on the day and ask God to takecontrol,” SACC Nelson MandelaBay secretary the Reverend Siya-bulela Tshatshu said.

“We have the pleasure of havingthe chief executive officer of theProvincial Council of Churches,the Reverend Canon LulamaNtshingwa, coming to preach forfree and fair elections on the day,”

he said. While the invitation wasextended to everyone, mayor Dan-ny Jordaan and other mayoral can-didates had been invited to attendthis very important prayer ser-vice, Tshatshu said.

“This is an opportunity for be-lievers to take part in the work ofthe Word that became Man accord-ing to the biblical pericope foundin John:1:14,” Tshatshu said.

Elections were part of a necessa-

ry process of humanity and did notrequire enmity and hatred amongmen, he said.

“Let us come together and prayfor most successful and peacefullocal government elections inSouth Africa on August 3,” Tshat-shu said.

For inquiries, Tshatshu can becontacted at 078 688 1580, oremailed at [email protected].

Prayer service for peaceful local elections

SACC Mandela Bay scribe, RevSiya Tshatshu. PHOTO:SUPPLIED

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SELBY MADIKANE

PORT Elizabeth Vikings defended their titleeasily when they defeated Soweto MoletsaneKnights 31-18 during the South African Hand-ball Federation club championships that tookplace at NMMUVista Missionvale Campus onWednesday.

The tournament started with a round robinsystemand it ended in a knockout format from25 to 29 June.In the females’ semi-finals Moletsane

Knights booked themselves a place in the fi-nalsafter theyovercameBuffaloLegends25-18.

PEVikingswent through to the finals follow-ing their easy 34-11 triumph over GautengBreakthrough in their semi-finals.

PE Vikings gave a good account of them-selves despite their 15-13 loss to Moletsane

Knights in the finals.In the males’ semi-finals PE Vikings man-

aged to emerge as winners after they over-camethestrongsideofGautengBreakthrough30-24.MoletsaneKnights putupa gallant perform-

ance when they beat the Western Cape Gu-gulethuHandballClub 28-22 in the semi-finals.PE Vikings thumped Moletsane Knights 31-18in the finals.All the winners received floating trophies

and gold medals while the runners-up also re-ceived trophies and silver medals.The Nelson Mandela Bay side defended

their title four times in a row.PE Vikings together with Moletsane

Knights Ladies will represent South Africa inthe African Handball Federation Club Cham-pionships thatwill take place in Burkina Fasoin October 2016.

PEVikingsmalesdefend their title

PE Vikings are South African Handball Federation four times champions. Their Manager is ZiyandaNtsanyana and their Head Coach (standing on the far right) is Vuyisile Mguda.

PHOTO: SELBY MADIKANE

SELBY MADIKANE

ZWIDE Football Association (ZWIFA) Jun-ior League has started with a big bang.

So far the most games have been playedby U/13, U/15 and U/17 teams at Gal Citygrounds since 27June. In theU/13 category,Everton drew 1-1 with Gal City while Kuya-sa United Brothers beat Major Chiefs 1-0.Real Crusaders overcame Shining Stars 2-0.Bay Tigers succumbed 2-0 to Camper

United and Strikers United also won witha score of 2-0 against SophakamaFC. Shoot-ing Stars went down 2-1 to Swartkops Unit-ed. Bay Tigers salvaged a 2-0 triumph whenthey took on Camper United.In the U/15 category, Everton walloped

Gal City 3-1 with Kuyasa United Brothersovercoming Major Chiefs 3-0. Real Crusad-ers trailed by 3-2 to Shining Stars.

GoldenAceshackedHungryLions 3-1 and

Shooting Stars played to a 1-1 draw againstSophakama FC.Strikers United trounced Swartkops Unit-

ed 4-2. Young Killers were on the receivingend following their 9-0 loss to Zwide Celtics.In the U/17 category, Major Chiefs re-

tained their prestige when they defeatedStrikers United 2-1. Zwide Celtics devastat-ed Everton 6-2 in their one-sided game.Real Crusaders supporters saw their go-

ing down 2-1 to Sophakama FC. ShiningStars won the battle of stars when theyhanded Shooting Stars a 2-1 defeat.

Other ZWIFA Junior League results:U/13 results:Mighty Heroes 1-6 Real CrusadersHungry Lions 0-2 Sophakama FCBay Tigers 2-2 Zwide PiratesGolden Aces 1-0 Strikers UnitedU/15 results:Bay Tigers 0-7 Zwide PiratesGal City 2-0 Swartkops United

ZWIFA Junior League is underway

Zwide Pirates U/13 side with their Head Coach. PHOTO:SELBY MADIKANE

SELBY MADIKANE

NEW Brighton Football Association (NEB-FA) Sedgars Sport Premier League reigningchampions Bush Bucks demolished the once-feared Winter Rose 6-0 at Chevrolet Stadiumon Saturday.

Bucks were untouchable right from thestart of the game, with Rose being kept ontheir back foot.

Rose were one of the NEBFA Sedgars SportPremier League tough sides but their sup-porters whimper every time their side plays.Inyamakazi, as Bucks are known, showed

how to beat the underperforming side. Rosewere under immense pressure. As a resultthey could not score any consolation goal.

Bucks remain the only side in NEBFA Sed-gars Premier League that has not yet suffereddefeat.Other league title contenders PE Sundowns

suffered their first defeat when they wentdown 2-1 to Real White City.Red City added more worries to the belea-

guered City Defenders when they whackedthem 3-1. Stinging Bees earned a hard-fought2-1 win from CCX Callies. City Lads suc-cumbed 2-1 to Friendly City. Dodgers shareda 1-1 draw with PE Rovers.Roaring Tigers earned soft points when

their opponents Young Lions from Wells Es-tate failed tohonour thegame.ThegutsyEast-ern Jumpers who had to dig deep, managedto defeat Boast Pirates 2-1.

BushBuckspluckoutWinterRose

Eastern Jumpers FC. PHOTO:SELBY MADIKANE

SELBY MADIKANE

FOLLOWING the three weeks’ break,Motherwell Football Association (MOFA)Build It League gameswereplayed atMoth-erwell NU 9 Stadium over the weekend.

In the MOFA Build It Premier Leagueclash, Manchester United gaveMilan Starsa 4-1 hiding while Manchester FC emergedas winners when they overcame Mother-well United 2-0.Crystal Palace kept their hopes of win-

ning MOFA Build It Premier League titlealive when they handed Young Romans a2-1 defeat. SUBS punished Valencia 4-2.MOFABuildit Premier League title hold-

ers YoungMadrid edged out FC Angels 2-0.ManchesterUnitedpunishedShiningStars2-0. TomorrowStarswereheld toa1-1drawby Manchester FC.Royal Bucks rubbed salt into the wounds

of Milan Stars, after they overcame them3-2. SUBS kept on with their winning waysfollowing their 2-0 victory over Young Ro-mans.

MOFA Build It First Division results:Young Killers 1-1 MUBSChannel Porto 0-1 Wells Estate UnitedFC Motherwell 1-3 City RangersLion Stars 1-2 Real CityArsenal 1-1 United FCEleven Brothers 1-3 Young Ideas

MOFABuild It Leagueweekend resultsSUBS are MOFA Build It Premier League title contenders. PHOTO:SELBY MADIKANE

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NEW Brighton-based side City Lads played toa 2-2 draw against Birmingham City in theirSasol Ladies Coastal Stream clash that wasplayed at Chevrolet Stadium inNewBrightonon Saturday.

It was a gruelling match be-cause the East London sidemade sure that they would notgo home without a point.

Lads did not let down theirsupporters as they played theirhearts out against the high-fly-ing East Londoners.

Four goals that were scoredwere the true reflection of thegame. Both coaches came to thegame with the aim of collectingthree points and good footballwas played.

Despite their failure to hon-our their away game with Bir-mingham City in East London,Golden Stars proved that theywere too strong for the gallantManchester Babes which theydefeated 2-1 in front of their sup-porters at Gelvan Fields.

It came as no surprise whenMustangs Ladies embarrassedtheUniversity ofFortHarewitha score of 9-1 at the Alice Cam-pus Grounds.

Following their recent 4-0 loss to City Lads,SAFA Nelson Mandela Bay Women’s Region-al League winners Sophakama Ladies failedto collect three points in front of their homesupporters when they were walloped 6-2 byThunderbirds in their game that was playedat Zwide Stadium.

Lads drawwith Birmingham Ladies

Mustangs Ladies’ multi-talentedmidfielder Nozipho Fish Belllaunches an attack.

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SELBY MADIKANE

CALLIES went down 2-1 to KwaDwesi sideForesters when they locked horns in theirPort Elizabeth Football Association (PEFA)Score Energy Premier League clash atLondt Park Grounds on Friday.

Callies are not easy to beat especially attheir home ground, but Foresters came tothe game prepared. Razaan Saferdien cameup with Callies’ consolation goal.

NMMU Madibaz snatched a close 4-3 winfrom St George’s while fans saw Mahle OldGrey sharing a goalless draw with Hearts.

Central Acemates registered an emphatic4-1 victory over PE City. Leeds won theirgame against Priory Shamrocks 2-0.

Hearts host Leeds at TheValley on Fridayat 8:15pm.St.George’swill be athome toMa-hle Old Grey at Union-Olympic Grounds onFriday.

Other PEFA Score Energy Premier Leaguefixtures:Saturday: 9 July 20163:30pm Foresters vs. NMMU Madibaz (venue to be

announced)3:30pm PE City vs. Callies at VPSC groundsSunday: 10 July 2016Central Acemates vs. Priory Shamrocks at VPSC

grounds

Callies cannot chopdownForesters

Callies’ star player Zaahid Dolley displays hisfootball skills. PHOTO:SELBY MADIKANE

SELBY MADIKANE

NTANDO Tours and Transport came to anagreement in terms of the sponsorship ofthe Zwide Football Association (ZWIFA)at Zwide Stadium Boardroom recently.

Ayanda Ntando, who is a prosperousbusinessman in the taxi industry, saidthat he decided to renew the contract be-cause there was a healthy relationship be-tween him and ZWIFA.

“We are delighted to announce that thecommunication lines are always open be-tween ZWIFA and us. They update us ev-ery week of their progress,” Ntando said.

“We hear about ZWIFA Ntando Toursand Transport Premier League fixturesand results on the radio and we see the re-sults in the newspapers, especially Ex-press Indaba. Our social responsibility isto help in the upliftment of our communi-ties; hence we decided to inject funds intograssroots sport.

“We sponsor ZWIFA with R42 554 forthis season. ZWIFA did not disappoint usover the last season. We are very happy tosee that ZWIFA is taking some great stri-des forward. Clubs should work very hardin order to succeed in their endeavours.”

Transnet representative Mbulelo Mfe-cane stated that there was a contract be-tween Transnet and Ntando Tours andTransport to bus their employees on a dai-ly basis.

Mfecane further stated that the company

that contracted with them should in turnuplift the standard of living of previouslydisadvantaged people.

“We are happy that Ntando Tours andTransport are doing good things for theless fortunate people,” said Mfecane.

On behalf of ZWIFA clubs, Cedric Smithhailed Ntando Tours and Transport andTransnet for coming to their rescue.

ZWIFA Deputy Secretary Sipho Jacobsthanked Ntando Tours and Transport forrenewing the sponsorship contract.

Ntando Tours and Transport renews sponsorship contract with ZWIFA

NCEBA DLADLA

TWO Port Elizabeth Taverns proved to bevery serious about their football at theweekend.

Their football teams, Swallows and Lindi-khaya, took part in the Provincial CarlingLeague of Champs competition that tookplace at Wolfson Stadium, Kwazakhele overthe weekend. Swallows beat Lindikhaya 2-0.

Ten teams took part in the competitionwhose winners will take part in the Nation-al Championships in which winners fromthe other provinces will compete at the NikeCentre in Pimville, Soweto on Friday 23 Ju-ly for a whopping R30 000 in prize money.

Winners will also get VIP treatment dur-ing the Carling Black Label Cup match be-tween Soweto giants Kaizer Chiefs and Or-

lando Pirates.To take part in the competition that has

been going on for five years now, tavernsfrom across the country are judged accord-ing to their sales of Carling Black Label.

“The company’s agents contact winningtaverns and tell them to assemble a strongfootball team. We then train and sharpentheir bodies,” said owner of Amathole Bot-tle Store, Sintu Tom.

“Swallows, as a winning team, will bedressed, transported and accommodated forthe duration of the competition in Johan-nesburg,” said the competition’s EasternCape ambassador Patrick Mayo.

Mayo, who is a former Kaizer Chiefs andBafana Bafana marksman, lauded CarlingBlack Label for the initiative.

Mayo said it would be foolish for anyoneto underestimate the amount of talent dis-

played by the players.“I see the need for responsible drinking,

discipline and an active citizenry thatCarling Black Label is trying to createthrough this competition,” said Mayo.

Among the other ambassadors of theCarling Black Label League of Championsare former football stars like ThandoMngomeni, Fabian McCarthy, SiyabongaNkosi and Edward “Magents” Motale.

“Through the Carling League ofChamps we have been successful in mak-ing a contribution to bringing a differ-ence in communities through football.

“As we count down the days to the lastplay-offs happening in the Western Re-gion, we look forward to witnessing thegreat atmosphere of supporters comingout in their numbers to rally behind theirheroes,” said Nkosi.

Local tavernspromote soccerdevelopment

Soccer legend Patrick Mayo (left) and AmatholeBottle Store owner Sintu Tom lauding the CarlingBlack Label Football initiative at Wolfson stadiumat the weekend. PHOTO:NCEBA DLADLA

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