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The KwaNobuhle Cemetery inBucwa Street is known as theplace where 28 victims of the1985 Langa Massacre areresting in peace.

However, today people who take shortcuts through the graveyard, to and fromtheir homes, are being attacked by thugskneeling down, pretending to be a“cross.”

Nontando Yantolo (65), a victim of the“cross” in this graveyard, said the inci-dent happened while she was walkingthrough the graveyard to her house inDuduza last Month.

“It was getting dark outside. The thug

was kneeling down in the graveyard. Hiselbows were sticking out side by side andhe posed like a cross.”

“The culprit rose and threw himself onme. He robbed me of my R100 note. Ididn’t even scream because no onewouldhear me in the graveyard. I didn’t wantto open a case with the police, as I wasscared they would just ask me why I wastaking a short cut through the grave-yard.”

Mthubanzi Mniki, Nelson MandelaBay spokesman, said, “We would like toadvise people not to take short cuts, butuse the tarred roads instead. The ceme-tery is fenced, but people keep onmakinggaps, in order to cross through the grave-yard to their homes. By doing so, they be-come victims of the alleged ‘crosses’..”

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SOCIAL Development and Special Pro-grammes MEC, PemmyMajodina and NelsonMandela Bay Executive Mayor Benson Fihla,have pledged to support the family of Sipho-sethuMali, the 17 year-old boywhodiedundermysterious circumstances at the Enkuselwe-ni Youth Care Centre in Kwazakhele on Fri-day, October 11.

According to the police report, the boy –fromTabataStreet inNewBrighton–whowasin custody in this juvenile institution, was

among six boys who tried to escape on Mon-day, October 7.“We heard the boy was among the six boys

who were trying to abscond from the centre.They were chased and apprehended by the af-tercare workers,” said Social Developmentand Special Programmes spokesperson,Gcobani Maswana.Maswana said they were told that the de-

ceased died from serious head injuries.“He sustained injuries from an alleged beat-

ing by a supervisor, after the duo had an alter-cation.”The boywas rushed to the Dora Nginza hos-

pital. He was later transferred to the Living-stone hospital, where he passed away in theIntensive Care Unit on Friday.MECMajodinaandNelsonMandelaBayEx-

ecutiveMayorBensonFihla sent theirdeepestcondolences to the family of the deceased.MEC Majodina and the mayor visited and

apologised to the Mali family for this unfortu-nate incident. They pledged to support thefamily with funeral arrangements this Satur-day.“The MEC is saddened and distraught by

the loss of life. She had, however, called forcalm among members of staff at the centre

and for members of the Mali family also to re-main calm,” said Maswana, adding that theMEC believes justice would take its courseand hopefully prevent an incident like this ev-er to ha-ppen again.Police spokespersonWarrantOfficer Them-

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MECPemmyMajodinaandMayorBensonFihlapledge their support

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TEN Nelson Mandela Bay residents – someofwhomare partially and others completelyblind – received life-changing eye surgery atthe Life Mercantile Hospital in Port Eliza-beth at the weekend.

This formed part of last week’s Celebra-tion of World Sight Day, according to Life

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awareness aboutways of avoiding blindnessand visual impairment.Life Mercantile celebrates this annual

event to ensure that eye-sight is restoredwhere possible.The beneficiaries of this good deed, ac-

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from theProvincialHospitalwho otherwisecould not have afforded to pay for privatehealthcare procedures.Special ophthalmologists in the Port Eliz-

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cantile operated on 10 patients on Saturday

while doctors Grobler andWouter Smith re-moved cataracts from one patient each, atthe St George’s and Isivivane hospitals re-spectively.Doctors and nurses offered their time for

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“NELSON Mandela Bay is a sporting city.”

This is according tominister of sport, FikileMbalula, who paid a visit to the metro lastweek.The minister was on a day-long visit to the

Nelson Mandela Bay municipality to talkabout sports development to the political lead-ership, the sports council, sporting federa-tions, clubs, sports-loving people and resi-dents.NelsonMandela Bay chief whip, Councillor

Joy Seale, sport and recreation portfolio CllrNomamerika Magopeni, Eastern Cape SportsCouncil president, Khusta Magada and sport-ing legends like former IBF World Minifly-weight titlist, Zolani “The Tiger” Petelo andboxer Graham Gola, Makhaya Jack (rugbyplayer) and Xhanti Lamani (rugby adminis-trator) and Lindisipho Tyatya (Judo) werepresent at the Lillian Ngoyi Sports Centre inKwazakhele on Thursday.“Wehave come to talk about sports develop-

ment, and this includes the provision and theupgrading of sports facilities,” said Mbalula,

whose visit was part of president Jacob Zu-ma’s Imbizo Week Engagements.The visit was aimed at urgingmembers of

the community and sports fanatics to revivelocal sports clubs and to actively take sportsback to schools.South Africa, according to Mbalula, can-

not afford to see its youth finding entertain-ment only through street bashes.“I want to come back here and witness a

huge sporting tournament during the schoolholidays. There is money available for thisto happen. But, it must be done under theauspices of the Sports Council,” Mbalulapointed out.Mbalula said his ministry was also con-

centrating on the training and developmentof coaches of different sporting codes. “To-gether we must deliver on the promise ofsport and sports development.”The minister highlighted the need for

sports enthusiasts and federations to applyfor funding from the Lotto to develop com-munity sport and sport facilities.He said it was important that the youth of

today knowabout the local sporting legends,and the country has to honour its legends.

SportsministerMbalulavisitsmetro

Talking sport at Lilian Ngoyi Sports Centre, Kwazakhele, is sports minister Fikile Mbalula (secondfrom left) followed by Mandela Bay councillors Siena Baartman and chief whip Joy Seale. On theleft is EC Sports Council President Khusta Magada. PHOTO:NCEBA DLADLA

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A security guard (38) appeared in court onMonday on charges of the possession of unli-censed firearms and ammunition.

According to police spokesperson, Consta-bleMbombo, the accusedwas arrested by theNew Brighton Police at about 3am on Thurs-day.“Police were tipped off by a member of the

public that there was a man carrying an ille-gal firearm.”

The police went to the suspect’s place ofwork in Grahamstown Road, Port Elizabethand found a firearm.“When the police arrived at the company

they searched the suspect and found an unli-censed pistol with four rounds of live ammu-nition,” said Mbombo. From here the policetook the suspect to his house in Kwazakhele.Police searched his house and found an un-

licensed R5 rifle and three rounds of live am-munition.The man appeared in court onMonday. He was remanded in custody forbail application on October 2l.

Kwazakhelemanarrested forpossessionofunlicensed firearmsandammunition

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MISTAKING a private motor-vehicle fora Jikeleza taxi might have led to the al-leged sexual attack and robbery of awoman (19) inAmanzi Estate near Uiten-hage last week.

The Family Violence Child Protectionand Sexual Offences Unit (FCS) is inves-

tigating a case of rape.“It is alleged that the 19 year-old vic-

tim got inside a blackVWJetta in Zwide,thinking that it was a taxi,” said policespokeperson Warrant Officer GerdaSwart.According to Swart, the driver of the

vehicle drove the victim to Amanzi Es-tate, where he forced her out of the vehi-cle and into the bushes where he rapedher.“The suspect robbed the victim of her

cellphone, before driving off and leav-ing her behind in the bushes,” saidSwart.According to Swart, the victim was

assisted by a passer-by and was trans-ported to the nearest police station,where the matter was reported.““A case of rape and robbery was

opened for investigation.”She urged anyone with information

that might be helpful to the police, per-taining to the vehicle or the identifica-tion of the suspect, to contact the police.The suspect is belived to be living in

Zwide. People are urged to please con-tact the investigating officer:People with information must please

contact Detective Warrant Officer Au-brey MacDonald at 0 084 580 2788 orSAPS Uitenhage at 0 041 996 3438 orCrime Stop at 0 0860 10 111.

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A group of multi-talented teen-age students claims it can era-dicate poverty through danc-ing.

Since 2005, Ikamva LeAfrikadance group, with membersfrom NU 1, NU 5, NU8, NU 9 andNU11 in Motherwell, has beenconfidently dancing on stage,both in South Africa andabroad.Among other countries,

Ikamva LeAfrika has per-formed in Switzerland, Tuni-sia, Sweden and France, overthe past eight years.“We don’t only entertain peo-

ple. When we perform we bringback memories to our belovedaudience.“We might be wearing ani-

mal-skin or Zulu attire, butwhat we’re really showing isthe Eastern Cape’s diversity inculture. We have Zulus, Sothosand Tswanas living in thisprovince. We are capable of

adopting any cultural style –it’s part of showing that we’reone people,” said chief chore-ographer Thandile Woji (26).“We continue to attract audi-

ences wherever we go and ourmessage is, ‘we are one na-tion’,” added fellow choreogra-pher Asanda Ndlebe (27).Woji said one of their mem-

bers, Xolisa Matrose (29), is apastor from the reformedchurch. “We always want totake kids off the streets andprevent them from choosing alife of crime. Children alsoshouldn’t be hanging out intaverns,” he said.Last year, Asanda signed a

contract for a nine-month Tu-nisian tour as part of a SouthAfrican dancing culturalgroup that was contracted toentertain overseas guests.“We market our country

thus earning in Dollars, Eurosand Yen! When we arrive backhome, at least we are able toput something on the table,” hesaid. Ikamva Le Afrika dances for its supper. PHOTO:THAMSANQA MBOVANE

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RAGING fires, fuelled bygale-force winds in NelsonMandela Bay, destroyed nu-merous shacks on Saturdayand left 20 Malabar residentshomeless.

Nobody was killed in thefires; however, a number ofresidents had to be treated forminor injuries.Experts are still investigat-

ing the cause of the fire.Owing to the metro fire de-

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everything in the fire andwere leftwith only the clotheson their backs.“Thosewhowere left home-

less after the blaze, werehoused in the Malabar Com-munityCentre. Disasterman-agement officials suppliedmattresses and blankets tothe victims,” said a munici-pal spokesperson, KupidoBaron.“Our disaster management

office has been hands-on inassisting the victims of thefire to find accommodationand food.” said Baron.“Home Affairs started ear-

ly on Monday to assist resi-dents with applications forbirth certificates for childrenand identity documents thatwere consumed by the fire.”In a gesture of support, the

MEC for Social Developmentand Special Programmes, DrPemmyMajodina, and execu-tive mayor, Benson Fihla,paid a visit to the distraughtfamilies.

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The MEC for Social Development and Special Programmes, PemmyMajodina, gave love and support to Malabar Extension 6 shackfire victims during her visit to the area on Monday.PHOTO:SUPPLIED

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nqweno emihle ngolu hlobo ngethuba be-safunda amabanga aphantsi.

“Simelwe kukuba sibambisane ngamandlaukuqinisekisa ukuba aba bantwanabayazifezekisa iinjongo zabo zemfundo,”udomboze watsho okaRalane.

Isithethi sembeko uMthokozisi Nyoniukhuthaze abafundi ukuba basebenze nzimaukufezekisa iminqweno yabo.

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Dumani Primary principal Simphiwe Mkangelwa (right)and his Deputy Bukiwe Ralane (left) amongthe graduates dressed up to inspire and encourage Grade 7 learners. PHOTO:NCEBA DLADLA

NCEBA DLADLA

WALMER Primary School Grade 7pupils know exactly what they wantto do with their lives when theygrow up, thanks to their teachers.

This was evident during theschool’s Career Dress-Up Day lastThursday when pupils came updressed as doctors, nurses, pilots,fire-fighters, teachers, engineersand electricians.

Others, like their teachers, werein academic regalia - all in the nameof exploring possible career options,according to Grade 7 teacher Bule-lwa Funani.

Funani said, “We were showcas-ing dream careers to inspire our pu-pils using Life Orientation as thesubject. According to Funani, theschool was aware of the need forthese pupils coming from one of themost impoverished townships inNelson Mandela Bay to get empow-erment through education.

“Please don’t become a criminal.Tell yourselves you’re too smart tobecome a criminal,” urged Deputy-principal Nomonde Mgoduka.

Well-spoken pupils Sisipho Gotyi,

Sibusiso Kelemana, SiyamcelaMatyaleni and Banele Kamathanked their teachers for givingthem direction.

“I’d like to become a lawyer,” saidGotyi.

Guest-speaker Mthokozisi Nyonitold the pupils to work hard towardsthe realisation of their dreams. Heused the word “MOVING” to exhortthem and quoted a verse fromKwaito star Mandoza’s song,“Uzoyithola kanjani uhlel’ ekone-ni?” Meaning, how are you going toget it if you’re seated in the corner(doing nothing).

The school’s Head of Department(HOD) Sammy Blaauw asked the pu-pils to remember to come back toschool after 10 years and tell themthat they had achieved their goals.

“These children should be in-spired in life,” said Gwen Fourie,EducationDepartment’s PEDistrictSubject Education Specialist: LifeOrientation.

Fourie added, “the teachers dotheir job of teaching while the par-ents play their part in encouragingand support. The real thing liessquarely on the shoulders of the pu-pils to realise their dreams.”

Walmer’sGrade 7 pupils dress up for success

=Future leadersfrom WalmerPrimary Schoollooking bothprofessional andelegant onCareer Dress-upDay.

<WalmerPrimarySchoolteachers,guest speaker,guests and aDept ofEducationofficial duringCareerDress-up Daylast week toinspire pupils.

;WalmerPrimary SchoolCareer Dayorganisers fromleft, ReginaNyoni,Nomawethu Booi,Bulelwa Funaniand Phumla Yonawere dressed upto inspire pupils.PHOTOS: NCEBADLADLA

INDABA | WEDNESDAY 16 OCTOBER 2013 SPORT 7

NCEBA DLADLA

MINISTER of Sport Honourable FikileMbalula’s visit to Nelson Mandela Bay lastweek has lifted a heavy load off the shoul-ders of a Port Elizabeth soccer team.

Mbalula who met sports fans, teams andsporting federations at the Lilian NgoyiSport Centre in Kwazakhele on Thursdayas part of Government’s Imbizo Week to en-gage stakeholders in the municipalitiesheard how City Lads FC, the Kia Street Soc-

cer National U-14 Champions were strug-gling to get passports to Brazil.

This is after the New Brighton townshipclub shrugged off all opposition in the com-petition from local, provincial and nationalteams all the way to winning the covetedtrophy and the trip to represent South Afri-ca in an international championship inBrazil, according to club official PhillipTsoela.

Tsoela who doubles as New BrightonFootball Association (NEBFA) Marketingand Communications Manager, said

though the young boys were excited aboutthe prospects of playing football in amonth-long competition in Brazil fromMay 25 2014, they were, however, strug-gling to pay R480 each to get a passport asdemanded by the Home Affairs Depart-ment.

The organisers of the competition havepromised to pay for airfares, accommoda-tion and meals for the young participants.

“Some of these children come from verypoor backgrounds and their mostly unem-ployed parents cannot afford to pay that

kind of money,” pleaded Tsoela.An upbeast Minister Mbalula congratu-

lated the team for their success and prom-ised to assist them with their needs.

“We’ll support the team with their needs,without a doubt. It will not be the first timethat we (the Department) give people mon-ey,” said Mbalula.

“We are very happy; even our executivemayor (Oom Ben Fihla) has invited us tohis office to get whatever else we need tomake this trip a resounding success,” a de-lighted Tsoela said.

MinisterpromisesYoungLads FC support forBrazil trip

SELBY MADIKANE

NELSON Mandela Bay Municipality(Parks & Recreation) and Department ofSport, Recreation, Arts and Culture,(DSRAC) handed over kits to SAFA NMBLadies’ teams who finished in the top 8 ofSAFA NMB Women’s Month CelebrationsTournament.

However, the function was held at SAFANMB Stadium offices on 7 October 2013.Acting SAFA NMB President Monde

Mhletywa lauded the teams which par-ticipated in the tournament and he saidthat the teams showed character on thefield of play.

SAFA NMB Women’s convener, BeautyTose, thanked the teams for patientlywaiting for kits as the tournament wasplayed in August.

Nelson Mandela Bay MunicipalityParks & Recreation officer, ThembekileMengu, said that they were to hear thatthe teams showed enthusiasm.

Mengu revealed that they would contin-

ue to support SAFA NMB Women’s tourna-ment. The first four teams received kit andballs from the Municipality while the sec-ond four teams were given kit and ballsfrom DSRAC.

SELBY MADIKANE

HIGH profile people attended the glitteringfunction when Morning Stars proudly un-veiled their players’ profiles at Nelson Man-dela Bay Stadium on 9 October 2013.

Stars will be campaigning in the SAFAEastern Cape Second Division, which waspreviously known as SAFA EC VodacomLeague.

Stars’ ManagingDirector, ThandoChippa Ngcolomba,presented histeam’s player pro-files. Boasting withthe 29 men squad,Chippa said thatMorning Stars wasthe true represen-tation of the re-gion’s population.To bear testimonyto Chippa’s re-marks, Stars com-prises players from

the township, northern areas and suburbs.Chippa also presented the soccer expert JimScott, who will help the technical team.Chippa urged the business circles to supportStars in their endeavour in order to reachtheir dream.

Eastern Cape Motor Group New Car Salesrepresentative, Vuyo Zaka, delivered a key-note address in which he appealed to playersto grab the opportunities with both hands.

SAFANMBWomens teams received kits

Thembekile Mengu and Monde Mhletywagive a kit to Mustangs coach Mahlon Louis.PHOTO:SELBY MADIKANE

Morning Stars unveil players’ profiles

Chippa Ngcolomba and Jim Scott with some of their players. PHOTO:SELBYMADIKANE

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UNATHI Jacobs became the new EasternCape Heavyweight Champion when heknocked out cold the defending championIvan Strydom at the Nangoza Jebe Communi-ty Hall in New Brighton on Saturday.

Jacobs who weighed-in at 94.4 kg won thefast-paced all-action fury against the tallerStrydom (105.10 kg) who could not use hisreach advantage to keep his opponent at bay.

Big Jacobs’ punches to the head droppedStrydom for referee Lizo Jordaan to give hima mandatory count but it was another on-slaught of punches that dropped Strydom flaton his face. The fight was over in 2min 47 sec-onds of the first round.

The win puts Jacobs from Uitenhage whotook his record to 8 fights, 7 wins (KO6) anda solitary loss a step closer to fighting for thenational crown recently contested for byGauteng’s ageing Anton Nel (45) who stopped

Hein van Bosch (42) in the 8th round Techni-cal Knock (TKO) to win the vacant title.

Boxing SA has mandated Nel to defendfirst against KZN’s Sibusiso Sibiya in threemonths. Jacobs who will be rated in the sec-ond spot in the country will get the crack atthe title that has always eluded this provincesince there were no heavyweights in thepast.

In the main supporting bout, MzwabantuDabaza beat Asandiso Mancapa on pointsover six rounds while Simo Mbande stoppedLuvuyo Mzamo TKO 4 in the main prelimi-nary bout. Siyabonga Blaauw stoppedThandolwethu Wati TKO5.

In the other bouts, all over 4-rounds Mzu-vukile Daniels KO’d 1 Cecil Screetch, Bulela-ni Phillips beat Thando Mahlahla on points,Zimkitha Lane beat Xolisa Kana on points,Sindile Manengele beat Bulelani Kwanini onpoints, Siphosethu Ncisana stopped YangaNdoyana KO’d1 and Mzwamadoda Jibilizabeat Ayanda Fatyi on points.

SELBY MADIKANE

DESPITE the bad windy and rainy weatherconditions Camper United devastated Is-land City 3-0 during their SAFA NMB SABRegional League at Motherwell NU 9 Stadi-um last Saturday.

Lindikhaya Magubela registered a goalin his account to put Camper 1-0 ahead.Camper played as a unit throughout the en-tire first half.

In the second half City came up strongly,thus playing their attacking game butCamper kept them away from their goals.Adonisi Lukhanyo increased Camper’sscore to 2-0whenheadedhomeagoal. In thelast moments of the game Siphuxolo Lobi’sgoal put the last nail into the coffin of Cityto make the final score 3-0.

Other SAFA NMB SAB League results:

*Central Acemates 2-1 Motherwell Academy*Peace United 2-1 Pioneers*Fairview Rovers 0-2 SUBS*Sunrise Development 2-1 Highland Spurs*Callies 1-0 Hotspurs*Showville 0-2 Lion City

SELBY MADIKANE

FANS were treated to football of a high stand-ard when ZAFA Njeya Investments PremierLeague and ZAFA Njeya Investments Top 8semifinal games were played at Wolfson Sta-dium on Saturday on Sunday.

In the Premier League Young Romans

pipped Juventus 1-0 while Zamazama wentdown 1-0 to Young Professionals. ContinentalExpress drew 4-4 with BUBS.

ZAFA Njeya Investments Top 8 semifinalswere decided on penalties to determine thewinners. XI Angels eliminated Ghetto XI 3-0after a 1-1 fulltime tie with Leeds Unitedknocking out Seven United 5-4 after a goallessfulltime draw.

SELBY MADIKANE

NDZONDELELO High School girls team col-lected their second silverware of the seasonwhen they secured a narrow win of 15-10 fromKwaMagxaki High School in the final LuckyMange Sevens GirlsTournament finals atZwide Stadium on 11October 2013.

The event whichmarked off the closeof the girls’ seasonwas organised by No-matemba Gum (Bon-

tle Tigers LRFC) and was sponsored by Mpal-ala Dairy Distributors. In the finals the triesof Ndzondelelo were scored by Yolanda Nti-bane, Abongile Pantya and Siyanda Pantyawhile Siyanda Soxuzwa and Zi-zipho Faticame up with a try apiece for KwaMagxaki.

In the losers’ finals Khwezi Lomso lost 35-0to Lungisa while Mzontsundu defeated Cose-lelani 20-0 in the shield section. In the Tham-sanqa Majola, Sivuyiseni Primary School Abeat Sivuyiseni Primary B 15-5 in the finals.

Individual awards went as follows:*Top tries scored and player of series (Thamsanqa Ma-

jola section): Sibabalwe Klaas*Player of the series (Lucky Mange section): Siyanda

Soxuzwa*Top tries scorer: Buhlebethu Sonamzi- Khwezi Lomso

Jacobsbecomesnewheavyweight champion

Knocked down and out is Ivan Strydom who lost his EC Heavyweight title against challengerUnathi Jacobs at the Nangoza Jebe Community Hall in New Brighton at the weekend. Referee LizoJordan called the bout over in 2min 47sec of the first round. PHOTO:THEO JEPTHA

Camper devastated IslandCity 3­0

Camper United (red) player and Island Cityplayer chase the ball. PHOTO:SELBY MADIKANE

ZAFANjeya InvestmentsPremierLeagueandTop8Semifinals results

Leeds FC with their officials. PHOTO:SELBY MADIKANE

Ndzondelelo High girls won Sevens Tourney

SivuyiseniPrimaryplayers withthe sponsorsand rugbyofficials aswell as theteachersPHOTOS:SELBYMADIKANE

Ndzondelelo Highplayers displayingtheir fruits of hardlabour.

SELBY MADIKANE

PORT Elizabeth Football Associ-ation (PEFA) pulled its seasoncurtain down when it hosted itsjunior league finals at West-bourne Stadium last Saturday.

In the U/9 finals Callies wentdown 3-1 to St Georges while StGeorges thumped Mabayibone

Strikers 4-0 in the U/11 finals.Callies clinched the U/13 trophywhen they edged out St Georges2-1 in the finals.

Callies collected their secondtrophy when they beat NMMU8-7 on penalties after a 4-4 full-time draw.

KwaDwesi All Stars overcametheir neighbours United Broth-ers 3-2.

PEFAJunior LeagueFinals