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THE murder of student MinisterVuyo Gongo (23) of the United Con-gregational Church (UCC) eRhabein KwaNobuhle, Uitenhage has leftthe entire Nelson Mandela Bay

church fraternity in shock.

Gongo’s lifeless body was found with multi-ple stab-wounds in Jongilanga Street,

KwaNobuhle on the morning of April 1.SAPS Uitenhage spokesperson Warrant Of-

ficer Gerda Swart confirmed this and said amember of the community informed police ofthis gruesome find.After investigations into the identity of

the body, police informed the grieving fami-ly.A murder docket has been opened.“Nobody knowswhat happened as all his be-

longings were found next to his lifeless body,”

said Andiswa Gongo (31) about the death ofher sibling, the fifth of Nofezekile Gongo’s sixchildren.“Mymother has not been all right since this

ordeal. We are all destroyed. Why?” asked asobbing Andiswa.“Vuyo (Gongo)was a gifted studentminister

and preacher who lived for Christ. He wasyoung and so talented that we elected him tobe the Young Men’s Guild (YMG) Chaplain,”said multi-congregational YMG President

Thembinkosi Xaluva.Xaluva is a lay minister at St Thomas Afri-

can Catholic Church.Gongo he said, was a well-known and re-

spected Preacher (Umshumayeli) fromKwaNobuhle and visited hospitals and jailsto counsel and give love and hope to the sick,the dying and the incarcerated as the Pasto-ral Care Chaplain.

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Readers areleaders:Childrenencouraged toread for betterfutureThe Nelson Mandela Bay MainLibrary hosted a number of childrenfrom various schools in Ward 5 andsurrounding areas for a beadworkand story reading session lastWednesday. The annual event, aNelson Mandela Bay Municipalityprogramme, is aimed at encouragingfuture leaders to engage the librariesduring their school holidays. LibraryServices acting Assistant DirectorBuyiswa Msizi­Sarame said eachmunicipal library has a Children’sLibrary Assistant that assists inorganising children for the eventworking with schools and theparents of the children. This year, theexcited school children were intro­duced to beadwork after the LibraryAssistants finished reading books tothem. PHOTO: NCEBA DLADLA

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JUSTICE was served when High CourtJudge Jeremy Pickering sentenced XolileTose (33) to life imprisonment for rapingand sodomising a girl (then 6) in NU12Motherwell in December 2011.

The girl now has new hope for the futureafter medical practitioners offered to per-form a colostomy bag operation for her,free of charge.

Earlier in the court proceedings hermother said the girl was asked to leave herschool owing to problems with her colosto-my bag - which she has as a result of theinjuries she sustained in the rape and sodo-misation.

According to Child’s Rights AdvocatePetros Majola, of Khula Community Devel-opment, plans are afoot to have her regis-tered in a school.

“Caring members of society are urged toensure that a proper house is built for themother and her child so that they get thedignity they so deserve,” said Majola.

“I am happy that this case has finallycome to an end and I want to thank all thosewho have played a role in this case,” hesaid.

“As the Child Rights Organisation I in-vite all men to join us in the struggleagainst child sexual exploitation and I callupon all community members to reportcrime against children,” said Majola.

After the sentencing the child’s mother,who cannot be named to protect the identi-ty of the victim, said it was as if a heavyload had been taken off her shoulders.

“I am happy he (Tose) was found guilty.We’ll finally have peace at last,” said theunemployedmother (30) who rents a shackin Motherwell.

Speaking to PE Express Indaba, the sis-ter of the child’s mother, whose name is al-so withheld, said they panicked during the

court proceedings especially when thechild did not respond to questions in givingher testimony.

On the advice of the Clinical PsychologistKaren Andrews the child did not testifyduring trial. She said the child’s intellectu-al growth had been adversely affected bythe horrific rape.

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Child rapist Tosesentenced to life

Khula Community Development Project DirectorPetros Majola urges men to come out againstabuse of chidren. PHOTO:NCEBA DLADLA

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AGANG SA leader Dr Mamphele Ramphelewas in Nelson Mandela Bay this week forelectioneering.

Ramphele was speaking to residents andvolunteers at the Mother’s Gift NGO inKwaNobuhle, Uitenhage on Monday afterwhatshedescribedasasuccessfulvisit toAd-do in the Sundays River Valley.

The Agang SA leader was touched by thesuffering she saw from the “forgotten peopleof Addo who depended on citrus fruit for aliving.”

Ramphele saidhervisit to theECProvince- once the centre of education through FortHare University and Healdtown College butnow poorly governed – was to remind theelectorate that they have the power to unseatthe ANC government come May 7 NationalGeneral Elections.

“Unlike the corrupt ANC Councillors,MPLsandMPs,AgangSA leaderswouldpro-vide the youth with skills for better jobs. Wewon’t give people food parcels, but rather

proper education and skills to sustain them-selves,” said Ramphele.

She said their manifesto was based on em-powerment, education, entrepreneurship,employment and effective government.

Ramphele accused ANC leaders of givingthe electorate food parcels in order to buytheir votes. According to her, tax-payersmoney was used to buy the food parcels.

Ramphele, a former student activist andfreedom fighter, said she was a woman whocared not about going to parliament but thepeople’s freedom.

Her visit to Mama Sheila Isaacs, the headof Mother’s Gift who struggled with HIV/Aids home-based Carers without Govern-ment support was to give hope and to sayAgang cared. She added Agang SA wouldlook after them when in power.

“There’s somuch hunger here. Over 600 ofour volunteers work hard and are not paid.We appreciate what the Agang SA leader(Ramphele) said.We’ll alwaysopenourdoorsfor anyonewhowe hopewill eventually helpthe needy people of this community,” saidMama Sheila.

Agang’s DrMamphele Rampheleon election visit to Bay

Agang SA leader Dr Maphele Ramphele (left) gave some words of encouragement and hopeto the NGO, Mother’s Gift Founder and Head Mama Sheila Isaacs of KwaNobuhle inUitenhage. PHOTO:NCEBA DLADLA

THE first 40 occupants of the FairviewLinksSocial Housing units, situated in RestitutionAvenue, moved in on April 1, heralding in anew era as the area is known for the forcedremoval of non-whites during the Apartheidera.

George Stokes (64) and his partner Ange-lineKivietz (75), bothpensioners, couldhard-ly contain their happiness.

“Wearemoving today and are veryhappy.We feel veryproudas it is almost like cominghome. I was born in Fairview but we wereforced to leave the area to live inGelvandale.I came back tomy roots. I am especially hap-py that Social Housing is also a solution forpensioners,” Stokes said.

The construction of the 368 units (at a costR140million)wasstartedinJanuary2013andthe success of the project is an indication ofhow government (in partnership with ImiziHousingUtilityand theSocialHousingRegu-latory Authority) is restoring the dignity ofthe poor. The Nelson Mandela Bay Munici-pality has a Social Housing Policy, approvedby its Council, with designated areas for de-velopments to break down the geographical-lydeterminedareasbytheApartheidgovern-ment.

Anthony Ngcezula, Chief Executive Offic-erof ImiziHousingUtility, described thewel-coming of the first 40 tenants of the projectas the restoration of the dignity of the people.

“It is also a tremendous improvement oftheir lives as we bring them much closer totheir places of work and amenities. We defi-nitely have a good story to tell,” Ngcezulasaid.

Social Housing is a rental option for quali-fyingpersonsbyanaccreditedsocialhousinginstitution and the units are for rentals only

and not for sale or rent-to-buy.Buysile Mkavu, Nelson Mandela Bay Mu-

nicipality Portfolio Chairperson for HumanSettlements, said it is imperative that ahealthymixturemust be foundbetweenRDPhousing delivery, Social Housing and FlispHousing tomake government’s implementa-tion of housing delivery more sustainable.

“We also learnt hard and valuable lessonsduring the implementationof theaward-win-ning Walmer Links Social Housing Projectand can now apply that knowledge to otherprojects as well,” Mkavu said.

Another happy occupant, Joy Steyn, saidtheFairviewLinks is situated inanarea thatshe considers convenient as she used to renta property in the Overbaakens area.

“It also safe for me andmy children as thefacility has 24 hour security,” Steyn said.

To qualify, the main applicant must be aSouth African citizen, 21 years or older, per-manently employed or receive a pension, thecombined household income must be be-tween R2 500 and R7 500 per month and themain applicantmust not have ownedproper-ty before or received a housing subsidy.

ThobekaGobodo (73) and her granddaugh-terLindaJawulausedto live inKwaMagxakiand now happily call Fairview Links theirnew home.

It is expected that another 20 units will befinished fairly soon. Rentals per month arebetween R700 and R2 250 for apartments andthe amount charged can never exceed 33,3%of a tenant’s household income as prescribedby the Social Housing Act.

The official launch of the Fairview LinksSocial Housing project will be spearheadedby the Eastern Cape Department of HumanSettlements shortly. – REPORTER

To stay in RestitutionAvenue is adream come true NCEBA DLADLA

GLADYS Vuyiswa Zenani who runs Bongo-lethuEducareCentre inXhamaStreet,NU12bMotherwell is carrying a heavy load on herelderly shoulders.

The institution must pay hefty water billsto the municipality every month while par-ents, who send their children to her centre,are mostly unemployed and find it difficultto pay the R80 monthly fee.

Zenani is making a difference in her com-munity by providing an Early Childhood De-velopment (ECD) centre. Levels of unemploy-ment andpoverty inher community are how-ever, making it difficult for her to do her job.

“We receive weekly bills of up to R500 forwater and sanitation which goes up to R2 000that we have to pay permonth,” said gogo Ze-nani.

Her centre was one of those that receive anR18 000 per-month boost from MPL TamaraXhanti’s Constituency Office and the SocialDevelopment and Special Programmes De-partment. She said that money would assistin paying of stipend, administration, nutri-tion and buying of teaching materials.

“We still need to do something to get water.Perhaps the municipality must come here tosee that we need assistance. Even if we canget a water tank it would help,” said Zenani.Their other immediate need was a play-ground for her 62 children.

She is 64 years of age and says she is notgetting an old-age pension grant like othergogos and mkhulus.

“Government reckons that I am self-em-ployed,” she explained.

NelsonMandela Bay municipal spokesper-sonMthubanziMniki advised gogo Zenani togo to the Customer Care Centre at BristerHouse opposite the City Treasurer building

to present her case.“Schools are categorised and those in need

(under the indigent category) are assisted.Wedo have an Assistance To The Poor (ATTP)Programme that she might also qualify for,”said Mniki.

Community teacherboggeddownbybigwaterbill

Bongolethu Educare Centre principal VuyiswaZenani. PHOTO:NCEBA DLADLA

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“The untimely passing of Vuyo (Gongo),who was an asset, has left a void not onlyin the church but also in the entire NelsonMandela Bay Community,” said RevMonwabisi Jikeka, the Uitenhage YMGChaplain, adding that they were praying toGod that the murderer showed himself upand apologised for robbing the communityof a caring citizen whose life was dedicatedto the well-being of humanity.Gongo who passed matric at Nkululeko

Secondary School in 2009would have turned24 on April 28.According to Rev Jikeka, the YMG visited

the scene where Gongo’s body was found, topray, place a cross and lay a wreath.Gongo’s memorial service will be held at

Elliot Memorial Congregational Church, atHuna Street, KwaNobuhle today April 9from 10am.Hewill be laid to rest atMatanzimaCeme-

tery after a full service at the same churchon Saturday. Warrant Officer Swart hasurged anyone with information about Gon-go’s murder to contact the KwaNobuhle po-lice.

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Seated in the middle (in front) is NofezekileGongo with the picture of her son, Vuyo. Sheis flanked by Julia Mquteni (left) and Noluba-balo Kunge. At the back from left are,Andiswa Gongo, Nosiseko Kunge, NoloysioBembe, Vuyokazi Gongo and Vuyeka Gongo.

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A RENEWAL, restoration and revival serv-ice will be held at the Dan Qeqe Stadium inZwide, Port Elizabeth this Sunday April 13,starting at 2pm.

Members of the community from NelsonMandela Bay and the surrounding areas in-cludingKirkwood,Addo andHumandorp areexpected to attend this revival service betterknown as Imvuselelo, held in partnership be-tween theDepartmentofCorrectionalServic-es, UmhloboWenene FM radio and themetromunicipality to motivate and encourage itsemployees and the community spiritually.

Bishop Sonwabo Dlula of the organiserssaid, “One of the ideals of this Imvuselelo isto advance the course of support for Correc-tions officials as well as engage communi-ties to play a pivotal role in the fight againstcrime and to build social cohesion.” Dlulaadded that the senior clergy were expectedto attend the prayer service in their num-bers to invoke the power of the Holy Spiritto cleanse the thoughts and actions of all be-lievers during this time of lent.UWFM’ s Reverend Mzukisi Faleni and

Joe Lufafa together with Nomonde Vakalisawill do their Imvuselelo Programme live onair from 7 to 9pmon Sunday, said RevMzoli-si Kongwana.

Renewal, revival and restorationservice for all this Sunday

UNITED clergy from left, Bishop Sonwabo Dlula followed by Reverends Mzolisi Kongwana,Themba Mbokoto and Mbuyiseli Bola during their visit to PE Express Indaba to talk about theupcoming Revival Prayer meeting this Sunday. PHOTO:NCEBA DLADLA

MEMBERS of the SouthAfrican Police Serv-ice in New Brighton arrested two suspectsin connection with the possession of a sus-pected stolen vehicle last Friday night.Police were doing a stop-and-search road

block at Njoli Road Circle near KwaNdok-wenza inKwazakhele when they saw the redVWmaking a quick turn, said police spokes-person Constable Mncedi Mbombo.“Police suspected that there was some-

thing wrong and so they chased the vehicleas it started to flee,” said Mbombo.The suspects realised that police were fast

approaching. The driver stopped the vehicleand he and the female passenger ran on footin different directions.The 23 year old woman was arrested and

while she was being investigated by the po-lice she said she did not knowwhy the driver

- her friend - fled when he saw the police.According to Mbombo, at that time the

man phoned to ask the woman about herwhereabouts. She told him she was with thepolice and they wanted him for questioning.“He handed himself in at the police station

and when asked why he fled the police hetold them he feared arrest because he knewthat the vehicle he was driving was stolen,”said Const Mbombo adding that indeedwhen police traced the registration diskthey found out that the car’s ND registrationwas false. The car was supposed to be BRA058 EC which was reported as stolen inKwaDwesi somewhere in January, saidMbombo.The two suspectswere arrested and are ex-

pected to appear in court soon for being inpossession of a suspected stolen vehicle.

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UMHLOBO Wenene FM Breakfast Showhost Mphuthumi “Putco” Mafani will bemaking history this Saturday by being oneof the only Eastern Cape broadcasters to beinducted in the Hall of Fame in recognitionof his work.

The veteran of the air-waves, Mafani (49)otherwise knownasPutco to amyriad ofUW-FM fans will be inducted among other brightstars of national radio during theMTNRadioAwards Banquet to be held at the SandtonConvention Centre in Johannesburg.Speaking to PE Express Indaba last week,

the anchor of UWFM’s Breakfast EyondlayoEkuseni better known as BEE Putco, wel-comed this timely recognition after manyyears of diligent work behind the micro-phone.“It’s an honour. I have lived radio all my

life,” said the man others call Bhutiza, whoboasts 16 years of broadcasting which hasbeen broken by about 10 years of Sports Mar-keting and Public Relations for the glamourboys, Kaizer Chiefs and a bit of Consultingfor Platinum Stars FC.He reminisced when he started at Radio

Ciskei in Bhisho as a 23 year-old lad, follow-ing his love of the voice behind the radio.“Those days we used to wear suits and ties

on Mondays. We loved and respected ourwork under the professional guidance ofDambileTuswaas the StationManager.Mon-days set the tone for the week,” said Putcowho also rattled off the names of radio giantsGiven Ntlebi, MandlaMyeko and Peter Bace-la among those who inspired him.The multi-talented Mafani also worked for

ChannelAfrica andKaya FMand prides him-

self on having presented and produced di-verse programmes like news, talk shows,sports magazine, breakfast show, party timeall with aplomb.“BEE was losing focus with 700 000 listen-

ers daily when I started but now, accordingto the recent All Media Production Survey(AMPS) statistics we’re approaching 2 mil-lion listeners,” said an enthusiastic Mafani.To the young and aspiring radio presenters

Bhutiza said, “Copy a good thing. Love andrespect your language. Read widely and beinformed. Prepare before you go to the studioand master the topic you’re presenting. And,most importantly, avoid bad habits,” said theman who at nine years of age tried to openthe family radio to see the people who weretalking inside.

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REPORTER

) The Department of Social Developmentand Special Programmes is requesting any-one with information about Mqemane, whois the biological father of Mxolisi Ndabani andwasknown to reside inPortElizabeth to con-tact social worker, N. Kolweni at 0041-406 5793duringofficehours (8:00- 16:30) or fax041- 4065797.

) The Department of Social Developmentis requesting anyone with information withregard to the mother Amanda Magagula of anorphaned child. Magagula left in 2001 whenthe child was 6months old. She said shewasgoing to Johannesburg to look for employ-ment. She never returned. Anyone with in-formation please contact social worker,Zoliswa Magudu at 0041 406 5936 during of-fice hours (08:00-16:30) or fax 041 451 3458.

)TheACVVPENoord is looking for Zwe-landileBreakfast,whoisthebiological fatherof Khangelani Breakfast, born 26December 1996.The last time his family saw him was at hislate wife’s funeral. He was said to be seen inEast London.Hemust contact socialworker,Sisipho Mfecane on 0041 451 1365 at ACVVPE Noord in North End, Port Elizabeth.

) The Department of Social Developmentand Special programmes is requesting any-one with information with regard to thewhereabouts of Abraham Norman, Clinton Apriland Luwellyn Murray, residing inPortElizabeth,to contact the social worker, Lee-Anne Eras-musat00414065921duringofficehours(8:00-16:30) or fax 041 4065946.

) ACVV PE Noord is looking for the bio-logical father of Linethemba Molato, born2009/12/30.He isknown to the familyasVuy-isile Dyan. Vuyisele Dyan is asked to makecontact with the social worker, W T Kayserat 0041 451 1365.

) Banathi Unam Billborn2008/02/25andwhois in foster care, is looking for her father (un-known name). Her mother, Mandisa EllisBill is deceased. For more info contact 0072490 7698.

) The Department of Social Developmentand Special Programmes, Eastern CapeProvince, Nelson Mandela District, Ibhayiservice office, is requesting anyone with in-formation with regard to the biological fa-ther of Simamkele Madolwana (born on1997/04/30) tocontactsocialworker,Nosiphi-wo Ntulani on 0041 4065824, during officehours (08:00-16:30) or 00835144486 afterhours.

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NELSON Mandela Bay artists have decided towork together in order tomaximise their poten-tial as entertainers,workers and sometimes em-ployers. This became evident during the confer-ence held at the Athenaeum in Port Elizabethlast Friday. “It was extremely successful, the

turnout was around 90% and those that did notattend apologised,” said Interim CommitteeChairpersonMondeNgomyama,addingthattheMunicipal Department of Sport, Recreation,Arts and Culture promised to work with them.– NCEBA DLADLA

FirstMetroArtsCouncilConferenceahugesuccess

Nelson Mandela Bay Sport, Arts and CulturePortfolio Chairperson Cllr Nomamerika Soul atthe conference.

PE Opera House General Manager and InterimArts Council Chair Monde Ngonyama.

Arts Practitioner Michael Barry.

Also present were, front row, from left, Monde Stokwe, Ziyanda Kalani and Thembisa Thu.

In front are Luvuyo Magalela and Melumzi Tyatya while at the back are Khaya Ntengento,Mthunzi Mali and Nodoli Rala. PHOTOS: NCEBA DLADLA

From left are Bulelani Jada (Arts Council InterimCommittee member) and Oyama Vanto (MBDA).

NCEBA DLADLA

GAUTENG-based Cape Townborn musician Nosipho Dan-iels is celebrating the releaseof her second album uJehovangekhe avume which she tookfive years to complete.

Daniels was in NelsonMan-dela Bay recently as part ofher visit to the Eastern Capeto promoteher 13-track albumrecorded at Cut and Edit stu-dios in Johanesburg.Following in the success of

her debut album Cula mphe-fumlo wam (2008), the secondalbum took time to producebecause Daniels wanted to besure of her message andsound.“The album is a combina-

tion of Praise and Worshipsongs which are aimed at re-minding the people of Godhow worthy is His name,”said Daniels a practisingProphetess serving in thewider Christian Family of be-lievers.The album features Mzwa-

khe Myeni of Ncandweni andPhumla Mfene of the Lord’sComforters. It has a sermonby Bishop Tsepho Machea al-so aimed at encouraging

Christians to hold on.The main track, according

to Daniels, is a song to exhortbelievers to hold on, in spiteof all troubles and tribula-tions because “God will neverallow His people to stumbleand fall.”The song was penned by

Qhamisa Mpayipheli. Kwa-Langa Township-born Dan-iels believes she was prunedand tested by God, throughher painful experiences of thepast, and never stumbled.Daniels started singing at

Sunday school and was aproudmember of the Choir inthe Junior and SecondarySchools she attended. Shewasfeatured in Ncadweni ChristAmbasssadors 2005 album,

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THE EP Kings are keen to impress on theirhome ground when they go up against the Re-gent Boland Cavaliers at 7pm this Friday(April 11), in the Vodacom Cup at Nelson Man-dela Bay Stadium.

EP Kings Coach, Mzwandile Stick, said theVodacom Cup was a great opportunity for himto give back. “I am new to coaching but I wasaplayer in theKings set-up fromthe junior sideand thiswasoneofmyvisions toachieve in life.This is my chance to take all the experience Ihave gained on and off the field and give backto the team.”

Stick has an illustrious rugby career thatstarted at EP Kings before moving on to theSharks and then the Springbok Sevens. He cap-tained the South Africa sevens team during the2008–09 IRBSevensWorldSerieswhich saw theteam win the series title for the first time. Heretired as a player in 2012 and went on to coachthe EP Kings Under-21 side last year.

The Vodacom Cup is South Africa’s premierdevelopment tournament. “To our supporters

I say, be patient with our youngsters; they arestill coming up but the future looks promising.Look out for players like Aidon Davis, Masix-ole “Coyi” Banda and CJ Velleman – they aregoing to go far,” said Stick.

Davis is currently in Cape Town as part ofthe extended training group of 70 of the coun-try’s most promising Under-20 players. Thissquadwillbereducedtoapproximately40play-ers who will then continue with preparationsfor the 2014 IRB Junior World Championshipheld in New Zealand this June. Davis has al-readyplayed for theSAUnder-20 side last year.

The EP Kings can also boast having one ofthe Du Plessis brothers in its ranks, Francois“Tabbie” Du Plessis. Youngest brother to Jan-nie and Bismarck, Tabbie is also a front rank-er. All three of the brothers have come upthrough the ranks of the Vodacom Cup.

“The players are looking forward to meetingBolandatNMBStadium–it’sgoing tobeagoodmatch. Most importantly, they need the sup-port from the people of the Eastern Provinceso we can do well and be prepared for the AbsaCurrie Cup,” concludes Stick. The game willalso be televised on SuperSport 1.

EPKings ready forBolandCavaliers in theBay

EP Kings player, Masixole “Coyi” Banda. PHOTO:SUPPLIED

NCEBA DLADLA

THE lives of school children belonging toManchester United FC in KwaNobuhle,Uitenhage will never be the same again,thanks to the kit sponsorship from formerPSL referee Buyile Gqubule.

Gqubule, a VW SA AutoPavilion and Peo-ples Pavilion Manager bought the U-15 play-ers of the team, popularly known as

Amarhamba, new jerseys, shorts andsocks so that they lookpresentable like otherteams when they play, he said.

This gesture would surely boost the mo-rale of the team, according to Gqubule.

“I have been contemplating doing this forsome time but faced finance challenges.When I got a break just recently I decided tomake the difference in the lives of these chil-dren who mainly come from the disadvan-taged backgrounds,” said Gqubule.

The hand-over of the kit was held at theJabavuStadiumClubHouse lastWednesday

in the presence of Manchester United FCmanagement and some NODEFA ExecutiveCommittee members.

Gqubule told the excited young playersthat he too was a child with big dreams toplay football at a professional level. He saidto succeed in life they must be dedicated anddisciplined in sport and not to be involved indrugs and crime.

“More than anything else, you must loveschool and make sure you get education.Sport and education go together,” Gqubuleexhorted the future sports stars.

The award-winning no-nonsense formerProfessional Soccer League (PSL) refereeand astute sports administrator Gqubule, amarried father of three confessed to have asoft-spot for Amarhamba.

“I played for this team when I started foot-ball,” he said. Gqubule was quick to add,however, that this he would do for any otherclub. Sparks urged other community leadersto assist sports development as it keeps theyouth off the streets.

BuyileGqubule sponsors Amarhamba Juniors with sport kit

Making the difference...In the back row from left is the kit sponsor Buyile “Sparks” Gqubulefollowed by Lulama Tiyo (Juniors coach) and Siyabonga Ngcunguta (team manager) and thedelighted Amarhamba Juniors. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

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NELSON Mandela Bay boxing is on therise. This became evident when five localamateur boxers brought five medals dur-ing the South African Games hosted byGauteng Province in Pretoria at the week-end.

Not only did Nelson Mandela Bay box-ers who represented Eastern Cape Ama-teur Boxing Organisation (ECABO) bringthree Gold and two Silver medals, but oneof the boxers Vuyani Tupa was voted asthe Best Boxer of the Tournament, an elat-ed Mazizi Vumazonke said.

Vumazonke, an South African GradedRing Official thanked team Eastern Capecoach Mphuthumi Makeleni for Tupa(49kg), Jazintu Kasanga (63kg) and a fe-male Oyena Jacobs (75kg) for bringingGold Medals home and Amanda Jantjies

(60kg) a female and Anele Goliath (81kg)for bringing home Silver Medals duringthehighly competitive games inTshwane.

Said Vumazonke, “We are happy to an-nounce that our boxer Vuyani Tupa wasvoted the best boxer of the tournament.This is a sign that our boxing is growingin leaps and bounds,” said Vumazonke,adding that this feat was received byMotherwell’s Nthabiseng Didi last year.

Didi is currently in the SA Team that’sjetting off to Bulgaria this Friday for aninternational boxing tournament in thepreparations for the Olympic Games inRio, in 2016.

Vumazonke thanked Nelson MandelaBay Municipality for the support.

“We are doing well in boxing, thanks tothe metro municipality for the support.We’ll soon become the world beaters thatwe are known to be,” said Vumazonkeproudly.

SELBY MADIKANE

IT WAS a battle between the ZWIFA PremierLeague most unrivalled sides when ShiningStars beat Real Crusaders 1-0 during ZWIFAKnockout Competition at Zwide Stadium onSunday.

The game started with a fast pace with both

outfits playing attractive football. Stars maes-tro Andile Singaphi pulled the most importantsolitary goal which showed Saders an exitfrom the competition.

In the battle of David and Goliath SwartkopsUnited were into a 1-1 tie by Young Killers, butUnited won 3-1 in penalty shootout. Manches-ter City trounced Morning Stars 5-1 in the one-sided affair. Golden Aces lost 2-1 to Gal City.

ShiningStars eliminatedSaders

Gal City player isdelayed byManchester Cityplayer.PHOTO:SELBYMADIKANE

NMBboxers bring homemedals in SAgames

SELBY MADIKANE

SOME teams with few games left in NODEFAVW Community Trust Premier League seemto have lost hope.

Black Aces, who could not reply, were treat-ed like school boys by the reigning leaguechampions Imbabala Young Stars who wal-loped them 7-0 in the one-sided game. KUBSalso outclassed Really Rangers 3-0 while

Young Callies whipped Manchester Babes 3-1.Jamaican Stars, who are on top form, beatGolden Chiefs 2-1, and Young Pirates drew 2-2with New City Stars. Stokes United defeatedManchester United 2-1, with KhayelitshaStars trailing 2-1 to City Friends.NODEFA VW Community Trust First Divi­sion results:*All City Stars 2-1 Flamingo*Black Vultures 1-2 Imbabala Young Stars B*Lion City 5-3 Despatch Pioneers*Young Callies B w/o-0 Young Stars.

Aces couldnothunt Imbabala

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Umanyano Stars*Major Chiefs v Ro-

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THE next instalment of the Premier BoxingLeague (PBL) could be right here in NelsonMandela Bay.

This is if the wishes of the founder and ChiefExecutive of this innovative boxing pro-gramme, Dicksy Ngqula, were to be granted.Speaking toPEExpress Indaba during his re-

cent visit to the Friendly City, Eastern Cape-born former SABC TV Boxing CommentatorNgqula said therewere twomoreboxingeventsbefore they crowned the first PBL champion.He said he came to Nelson Mandela Bay to

talk to the powers that be about the prospectsof having the second last tournament of the in-augural boxing league here.“We’d likeNelsonMandelaBayboxing lovers

to feel thehitandexperiencetheexcitementoth-er cities of the country have experienced sincethe launch of the PBL last year,” said Ngqula.Their intention is to spread the PBL fights

across the cities that are mad about the fisti-cuffs. The league has the support of acting Box-

ing South Africa (BSA) Chief Executive LoyisoMtya.The boxing league, which tips four of the

country’s best flyweights, bantamweights,featherweightsand lightweightsagainstonean-other in a league form, started in East LondoninMay last year.Thebest boxerwhowill collectmost points will take home a whopping R1mil-lion prize-money. Boxers are currently paidR60 000 for each six-round fight. Since its startthe league, which is broadcast on eTV, hasbrought a lot of interest in the sport.“Althoughwefacedsomechallenges in the in-

itial stages of the programme, we’ve learnt inthe process. We’d like to continue to create astage for our boxers to shine. We want to buildthe socio-economics of our boxers. We’d like tosee our boxers being the real superstars,” saidNgqula with enthusiasm.Boxers like Xolisani Ndongeni, McBute Sin-

yabi, Makazole Tete, Grant Fourie and CeboNgema are part of the programme.Going forward, Ngqula said, plans were that

the cities in the Eastern Cape, Gauteng and theWestern Cape would bid to host the PBL fights.

NelsonMandelaBaycouldhost nextPBL tournament

HUNDREDSofRealCity supporters came innumbers to watch their side clashing withTornado which won the ABC MotsepeLeague 3-0 at Motherwell NU 9 Stadium lastSaturday.Nkosiyethu Ndzelani and Siphelele Jonas

wereuntouchable, thus showing their inten-tions of pulling goals for City.The home side front men wasted their

golden opportunities in front of their coun-terparts goals but Mdantsane lads pushedmore players up in frontwith aims of break-ing the ice. Both sides went to break dead-locking goalless.In the second half Jonaswas a jinx to Tor-

nado defence whose goalkeeper was keptbusybyJonas. Tornadowere awarded a free

kick which skipper Edlin Xaba kicked toCity’s goalkeeper Sinethemba Poni whospilled the ball to the foot of Lusanda Sentsewho scored an easy goal.City pressed hard but their efforts seemed

tobe invain followingTornado’s secondgoalcourtesy of ThamsanqaMoni. Tornado’s su-per substitute Stanley McIntyre scored thelast goal.

Other ABC Motsepe League results:*OR Tambo 0-7 Highbury*Umtata Bucks 1-3 Matta Milan*Cacadu United 2-2 Morning Stars*Tembu Royals 0-2 Angavu Stars*Cloud Nine 7-1 JB Milan*Red Stars 0-2 Champion*Kokstad Liverpool 1-3 FC Buffalo

– SELBY MADIKANE

Tornado causes disaster inMotherwellZolani Dyantyi is chased by Thamsanqa Moni. PHOTO:SELBY MADIKANE

IN the SAFA Nelson Mandela Bay SAB Re-gional League three title contenders wontheir games over the pastSaturday.However, Lion City had a

mammoth task when theytook on Peace United whomthey beat 1-0.The surefooted wing

Akhona Manxola came upwith a late goal which keptCity in the league race. SUBSalso had to battle againstDespatch Pioneers whomthey beat 1-0 at Khayamnan-di in Despatch. Callies wereat homewhen they edged outCamper United 2-0. Sunrisegave Tomorrow Stars a 3-2hiding. Island City wereawarded three points follow-ing the late arriving ofMoth-erwell Academy.Other SAFA NBM SAB Re­gional League results:

*Hotspurs 2-1 Acemates*Highland Spurs 2-1 Royal Bucs*Showvillage 1-1 FairviewRovers – SELBY MADIKANE

SELBY MADIKANE

NUBS gave good account of themselves whenthey snatched a 1-0 victory from Seven Unitedin their ZAFA Njeya Investments PremierLeague game atWolfson Stadium on Saturday.

Following Young Romans’ 1-0 loss to YoungProfessionals, NUBS are ZAFA Njeya Invest-ments Premier League leaders. Ghetto XIpipped Santos 2-0, while Dynamos, after losingtwo consecutive games, managed to redeemtheir integrity in their 2-0 win over BUBS.ContinentalExpressaremovingawaygradu-

ally from relegation after triumphing overLeeds United 1-0.Having recent good runs, Brazil Brothers

wentdown2-1 toZamazama. XIAngels secureda narrow 3-2 win over Golden Brothers.

NUBSareZAFA Premier League leaders

Dynamos player and Zamazama player jostlefor the ball. PHOTO:SELBY MADIKANE

Manxola helps LionCity beat PeaceUnited

Akhona Manxola takesa corner kick.PHOTO:SELBY MADIKANE

SELBY MADIKANE

IT WAS a one-sided affair when Liverpoolhammered Young Romans 4-1 during theirMOFA Build It Premier League clash whichwas played at NU 9 Stadium on Sunday.

Liverpool piled more pressure on Romanswho looked as if they would give up a goodfight but it was not going to be their day.Thando China Lunguzacame up with Pool’s open-ing goal.Romans replied quickly

following a soft goal scoredby Bonisani Danster afterLiverpool’s goalkeeper andhis defenders failed to com-municatewithoneanother.LungisaFiti pulledonegoalwhileNcebaTayibanged inLiverpool’s two goals toseal the game 4-1.Shining Stars were back

in their winning wayswhen they defeated LionStars 1-0, a goal thanks toOlwethu ChukwuMzizana.Valencia beat Real Aces 2-1while SUBS held YoungMadrid 1-1. Despite theirloss of their Head CoachMandla Bricks Swartbooi

who was murdered a week ago, Ikamva Mov-ers thumped Highland Spurs 3-0. ManchesterUnited overcame Young Tigers 2-1 while Tot-tenham Spurs lost 1-0 to Tomorrow Starswhose cracking goal was scored by AndileRoger Ngqina.

OtherMOFABuild It Premier Leagueresults:*Real Strikers 5-2 Milan Stars*Young Ideas 0-4 Crystal Palace.

Liverpool hammers Romans

Vumile Gomomo (Liverpool) and Lunga Njenje (Young Romans)tussle for the ball. PHOTO:SELBY MADIKANE

SELBY MADIKANE

IT IS clear that Dodgers set their sightshigh on the NEBFA Sedgars PremierLeague as they beat every side againstwhich they play.

Following their bad performance earlyin the season, Dodgers are counted amongthe best indomitable sides in their LocalFootball Association premier league.On Sunday Dodgers managed to win 1-0

over PE Sundowns who lost crucialgames in their endeavour to take the

league honours. Eastern Jumpers playedto a 1-1 draw with Red City while BushBucks also shared the spoils 3-3 withWin-ter Rose.Fans were not sure which side would

emerge victorious between City Defend-ers and Boast Pirates; but their scintillat-ing game ended in a 2-2 draw.Stinging Bees were good enough when

they overcame City Lads 1-0. Real WhiteCity had to dig deep in their 1-0 win overCCX Callies, with Roaring Tigers earninga 3-2 hard fought 3-2 victory over mightyAmakhosi.

Dodgers countedamongbest teams