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BUBBLY little Sivenathi Mjeku-la, the 2011 PE Express IndabaFront-pageChristmas babybrings joy to thefamily, everyminute.

Born to Nom-basa (35) and Ma-sakhe Mjekula(42) of Elalin’ eM-hlophe (WhiteLocation) in NewBrighton, Sive-nathi, affection-ately known asSive, is the cou-ple’s secondchild.

They askedGod for her.

“Her birth wasa blessing fromGod,” said aglowing Nomba-sa who has ac-cepted comingsecond fiddle toSive’s dad, Masa-khe for the tod-dler’s attention.

“Sive is mysecond child,born of a ceasari-an section atMercantile hos-pital on 14 Janu-ary. She is such alovely, playful and joyful childwho always likes attention; espe-cially from her dad,” said Nom-basa with a smile.

She added: “Of course, Sivelooks more like her dad and un-

guntombikayise (she likes thecompany of her father more).”

“Sivewakesupwhen Iwakeupin the morning to prepare to goto work. She will only go back to

sleepafter I kissher good-byeandsay, daddy is going to work nowmy dear,” said Masakhe proudly.Sivenathi recognised her fa-ther’s voice from a very earlyage.

After giving birth to a boy Buh-le (8) the couple prayed to God fora baby girl and when that prayerwas answered they named herSivenathi, aptly meaning

“Hear us tooOh Lord”. Shewas a plannedchild whose fu-ture was thor-oughly pre-pared for by thecouple.

“I love my lit-tle sister. I playwith her. Butshe likes toeat,” Buhle toldPE Express In-daba. Nombasathanks her col-league for ad-vising her toenter Sivenathiin the PE Ex-press Indabacompetition.She said therewas excitementand joy at herhome, at herworkplace andthe UnitedPresbyterianChurch (eR-habe) when shereceived newsthat Sive hadwon the babycompetition.

“This is asign that Sive is going to be MissUniverse one day,” said Masa-khe, whilst Nombasa thankedGod and PE Express Indaba forgiving her little one this opportu-nity.

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Harsh sentences dished for ECwomen and children abusers

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PROVINCIAL Police Commis-sioner, Lieutenant General Celi-we Binta, has commended thecollaborative efforts by by mem-bers of the SAPS, other Govern-ment Departments and Stake-holders together with membersof the communities in the fightagainst crime.

The Provincial police boss saidthis co-operation was evident dur-

ing the 16 Days of Activism for NoViolence Against Women and Chil-dren.

As the year approaches its end,she said, “We look back withthanks to both our members andthe community for the successeswe achieved in the fight againstcrime.” Binta said seven suspectshad been convicted and givenharsh sentences in different courtsaround the province during thecampaign against women and chil-dren abuse.

“The sentences ranged from five

to 28 years’ imprisonment,” said Lt.General Binta.

Binta said the eradication of vio-lence targeted against women andchildren remains the SAPS key pri-ority. “In every rape case reportedto us,” she said, “we do our best tomake sure that we arrest the sus-pect and oppose bail, with the focusbeing placed on mobilising societyto make life difficult for criminalsin our midst. This should includean overhaul of gender and familyrelations and intolerance of abusewithin communities.”

Lt Gen. Binta said the Family Vi-olence,ChildProtectionandSexualOffences unit which was re-launched in Motherwell, in Octo-ber, deals with offences againstwomen and children. She furtherencouraged members of the SAPSto ensure that these crimes are po-liced accordingly.

“I would like to end by wishingone, a peaceful and joyous festiveseason, as we continue to squeezecrime to zero in the Province.UThixo anisikelele (May God blessyou!),” said Lt Gen. Binta.

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All I want for Christmas . . .All I want for Christmas . . .NCEBA DLADLA

PE Express Indaba askedtoddlers who attendcrèche what they wouldlike to receive for Christ-mas and this is what theyhad to say:

Zamazulu Nodangala (5)of Qhamani Pre-school inZwide, Port Elizabeth said:“I want toys, a pen and awashing machine.

“I’d like to get a bed,” saidSiphamandla Jonas (5) whoattends Qhamani Pre-schoolin Zwide, Port Elizabeth.

Owam Joseph (5) of Qha-mani Pre-School in Zwide,said she wanted a Barbiegirl, a bed, a pencil and abook.

Three-year old MbalentleNgqondi of Nemo Play-school in Bridgemead, saidfor Christmas she wanted “adress, a t-shirt, socks, a jack-et, trousers and (intloko) myhair done.”

Lino Mavuso (4) of Moth-erwell who attends GovanMbeki Pre-school, said hewanted a pair of trousers,socks, jersey and takkies forChristmas.

Imange Dondashe (3) ofKwaNokhaya Crèche inSwartkops Valley, said: “Iwant takkies.”

“I want a car, bananas, ap-ples, a phone, a mirror, atraffic (cop) and a gun,” saidSomeleza Simeli (4) ofMasihlumenathi Crèche, inKamvelihle, Motherwell.

Avenathi Gaqa (4) who at-tends Thina Pre-school inKwaZakhele, said: “I wantChristmas things, toys, Fa-ther Christmas.”

Owam Joseph (5) Photo: Nceba Dladla Zamazulu Nodangala Photo: Nceba Dladla Someleze Simeli (4) Photo: Nceba Dladla Lino Mavuso (4) Photo: Nceba Dladla

Siphamandla Jonas Photo: Nceba Dladla Mbalentle Ngqondi Photo: Nceba Dladla Imange Dondashe Photo: Nceba Dladla Avenathi Gaqa Photo: Nceba Dladla

PE Express Indaba OmbudIN accordance with the editorial policy of the PE Express Indaba, weinvite readers to comment on mistakes in the newspaper and shall cor-rect significant errors as soon as possible. Send info to the ombudsmanof Media24’s Community Press, George Claassen, atgeorge.claasen@me-dia24. com or call him at 0 021 851 3232. Readerscan also contact the SA Press Ombudsman at 0 011 484 3612/8 or [email protected].

Players taught life skills atSafa U­17 national games

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THE SA Football Association (Safa)Under-17 National Championshipsheld at the Gelvandale and AdcockStadiums in Port Elizabeth came to ahalt on Tuesday morning to giveLovelife an opportunity to talk to theyouth in sport about life-skills, goal-setting and the right behaviour.

“Safa has a partnership withLovelife. The agreement is that when-ever we have our regional or nationalgames, Lovelife will come and addressthe youth on issues that really affectthem. So last Tuesday morning

Lovelife had a two-hour session withthe players,” said Safa CompetitionsOfficer, Thuli Mokwena, the tourna-ment’s General Coordinator.

About 200 players coming from allnine provinces of the country, includ-ing the team from SA Schools FootballAssociation (Sasfa) attended.

“They are living in a time of chal-lenges due to HIV/Aids and substanceabuse. They must know how to handlefinance and most importantly how totake care of themselves,” Mokwenatold PE Express Indaba.“The programmes promote healthypositive lifestyles including the Body-wise Programme which talks about

the changes of the body and how to in-terpret and react on those body chang-es,” said Khanyisa Jonono, a LovelifeGround Breaker.

Siphosethu Mhlabeni said theytaught the players the importance ofsetting realistic and achievable goalsand working to attain them.

This was well received by players. “Iliked the talk. They told us to do theABC-ruleandto takecareofourselves,”said KZN player Sifiso Mkize (15).

His team-mate, Onke Dok,o lovedthe time they had to play games but re-membered the message: “Everythingyou do has its consequences, so youmust always be careful,” he said.

Port Elizabeth Lovelife Ground Breakers from left, Monde Henana, Khanyisa Jonono and Siphosethu Mhlabeni told 200 Safa U­17National Players that victory is certain ­ Nakanjani (no matter what). Photo: Nceba Dladla

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thousands dailyFIVE co-operatives, who havehelped feed about 7 000 people dai-ly since the municipality startedits feeding programme this year,received their fair share of grocer-ies recently as a token of the mu-nicipality’s appreciation for theircommitment.

The five co-operatives from fivewards in the city have been cookingand serving food to their fellowneighbours since August this year,when the R10 million War on Hungercampaign was introduced.

Speaking at the closing ceremonylast week Monday, Executive Mayor,Zanoxolo Wayile, thanked the 123volunteers (114 woman and ninemen) who worked tirelessly each dayin often extremely challenging con-ditions, to prepare and serve food tothe most vulnerable members oftheir community.

“The fact that such a high numberof people are saved daily from sleep-ing with an empty and excruciating-ly painful stomach is a great achieve-ment for us as the municipality and

those that have assisted us in theprocess,” said Wayile.

“Working together, we need tobuild a caring society that toucheslives of each and every citizen of thecity, more especially women andchildren. I call on the private sectorto partner with us in eradicatinghunger and empowering our people.

“Looking back at the road we havetravelled since we launched the Waron Hunger Programme, we havemade strides, but there is still a lotto be done in making people, who arepart of the programme, self-suffi-cient,” said Wayile.

From left is Nobakunini Tyala receivinga foodparcel from Finro Cash and Carry’sGawie Hugo; NMBM Executive Mayor,Zanoxolo Wayile, hands over food toNtomboxolo Nkunkuma from Sakhubun­tu Co­operative (in the middle); andNMBM Economic Development, Tourismand Agriculture Portfolio Chairman,Chippa Ngcolomba, hands over food toNeziwe Khalipha (far right). Photo: SUP­PLIED

NgomsoFoundation head

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VERY few people in the world thinkabout the others’ needs and especial-ly the less fortunate, more than theythink about themselves. Such a rarequality personis Lulama Ngqungwa-na.

PE Express Indaba visited thiswoman from Yumata Street, Zwidetownship inPortElizabeth, lastweekand found her to be a humble andselfless soul.

Asked what she would like forChristmas, Lulama did not minceherwords. “I’d like to seepeace in theworld,” she said.

Then she quickly added, “I wishthe rampant child molestation,abuse of all kinds (physical, sexual,emotional and otherwise) shouldcome to an end; and that children,our future leaders, should be free tolive the most fulfilling lives,” saidthis mother of two who admitted tobeing a survivor-victim of abuse andearly childhood pregnancy. She wasonly 17 years old when she was preg-nant with her first-born child Musa(22), who now studies music in theUnited States. Her other child, No-matshawe (15), will be in grade 10 atLoyiso High School in Zwide next

year. Being the survivor of emotion-al and physical abuse, she felt for theabandoned children who are left tosuffer because people do not care.This, she said, is the reason why shestarted Ngomso Foundation with hermeagre wages as a domestic workerin 2007.

“I wanted to give orphaned andvulnerable children a home. I want-ed to say to them, don’t despair,somebody cares out there,” she saidproudly.

What she wants for Christmas isfor affording families to take at leastone child to “clothe and feed duringthis Christmas,” said Lulama wholooks after 60 children aged betweenfive and 18 years - all at school.

“I look after them when they comefrom school, make them food to eatand help them with their homework,” she said, adding that she alsopays their schools a visit to talk totheir teachers and check on their ac-ademic progress.

She thanks her assistant Nomazu-lu Klaas and Eastern Cape NGO Co-alisition and Algoa Charitable Trustas organisations that have helpedher financially, otherwise, she said,“I am doing this on my own, for thelove of humanity and especially thechildren, our future leaders.”Ngomso Foundation head Lulama Ngqungwana of Zwide Township is a loving and caring mother. Photo: Nceba Dladla

From struggling pupils to passionate teachersPE EXPRESS REPORTER

THEY came from schools withoutscience labs, where experimentswere memorised from text-booksrather than demonstrated, schoolswithout electricity, where examswere written in the dark, and evenschools without desks, where pupilswrote standing up.

Next year, they are returning totheir old schools – now as qualifiedteachers – only to make a difference.

In 2008, a group of promising Gr 12pupils from under-privileged schoolsacross Nelson Mandela Bay, were se-lected to attend a maths and scienceincubator school, run by the Govan

Mbeki Mathematics DevelopmentUnit at Nelson Mandela Metropoli-tan University (NMMU).

At the school, they were exposed toa unique technology-based teachingand learning model, shared via aDVD series, which uses cutting-edgeelectronic media to teach the Gr 11and Gr 12 maths and science sylla-bus.

Not only did it help them improvetheirmarks, but it also inspired themto help other pupils like themselves.

“My main objective is to make adifference in other people’s lives,”said Bongani Msizi, 23, who has justcompleted a three-year teachingqualification at NMMU and is aboutto embarkonayear’s practical teach-

ing at his alma mater, Lungisa HighSchool, in KwaDwesi. “That is whyI have chosen to become a maths andscience teacher. Most high school pu-pils are struggling with these sub-jects.”

Similarly, Xolani Tyiwa, 22, is re-turning to his old school, SolomonMahlangu High, in Uitenhage. “Theschool helped me to keep on at highergrade level in both maths and sci-ence. I succeeded at the end of mymatric year, thanks to it [the incuba-tor school].”

Lelethu Dwane, 23, will be com-pleting his prac. teaching year atKhumbulani High School in NorthEnd, where he was a pupil. “Seeingthe experiments (during the incuba-

tor school) helped us understand andremember them.

As a result of their achievementsin the incubator school, the three –along with two other classmates, Lu-zuko Jama and Yusra Rajie – all re-ceived Department of EducationFunza Lushaka bursaries to studyteaching.

Tyiwa initially wanted to workstraight after school, but the bursarychanged his mind – and got himthinking about how he could make adifference.

“So many pupils are struggling,mainly because there is a shortage ofteachers. I decided I wanted tochange a black situation.”

For Dwane, the bursary was a

chance to follow in the footsteps of aninspiring maths and science teacher,who “explained everything in de-tail”. He has since come to realisethat teaching is his calling.

GMMDU head Prof Werner Oliviersaid the new teachers would be as-sisting in future incubator schools,which are run at various centres inthe Eastern Cape and elsewhere inthe country. “We also plan to utilisetheir involvement as part of our on-going research into the technologicalteaching model that assisted them.

For us, it is wonderful to see thegrowing number of learners who aregraduating each year in the wake ofour incubator school interventionsin the past.”

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Vodacom hosts year­end media breakfastNCEBA DLADLA

VODACOM bigwigs WandaMatandela (Regional Execu-tive Officer), Tebogo Taun-yane (Executive Head: Com-mercial) and Ncamile Toni(Marketing Head) held theiryear-end media breakfast atLeo’s Bistro iBhayi Lodge inWalmer last Tuesday.

From left, TebogoTaunyane (Vodacom

Executive head: Commer­cial) and Noncedo Heshu

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Umhlobo Wenene ActingStation Manager Phumzile

Mnci were at the mediabreakfast. Photo: Nceba

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SABC Umhlobo Wenene FM Marketing Manager, Ayanda Bambiso(left), Algoa FM Programme Manager Selwyn Willis and Algoa FMAccounts Executive Cheri Crous sharing some laughs at the Voda­com Media Breakfast. Photo: Nceba Dladla

Vodacom Regional Ex­ecutive Officer WandaMatandela (left) andZelda George of RadioKingfisher. Photo: Nce­ba Dladla

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INDABA NEWS•NUUS WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 21, 2011 11SPORT

Season’s greetings from thePE Express editorial team

IT’S that time of the yearagain when the PE Expresseditorial team greet theirreaders before they go on awell-earned break – the one

time of the year that they are al-lowed to do a bit of subjective re-porting. Here is their reflection on2011 with their wishes for Christ-mas.

Bettie GiliomeeIt feels like only days ago that we

were preparing our last edition of2010 and here we are again – the lastedition of 2011.

Whether is was the tough econom-ic climate and the uncertainty ofworld economics or just plainly oneof those years when thependulum has swung, itfeels as if most people Ichat to feel that it was ayear of more downs thanups.

While I certainly havemany blessings to counton more than bothhands, of which thehealth and happiness ofmy loved ones are themost important, I per-sonally can’t wait tostart 2012 on a clean slate– that is wiping away allthe troubles and regretsof the past year, but be-ing fully equipped forthe future, armed withwhat I learned from allthat I experienced in2011. PE Express is alsoventuring into excitingnew projects next year –certainly a lot to look for-ward too.

My wish for myselfand mankind is lockedin the letters that spellChristmasC –Christ in theCen-

tre of every decision andevery dayH – Health and Happi-

ness that know noboundsR – Remembering

those less fortunate, es-pecially those who arespending this time of theyear alone or without aloved one who passed onthis yearI – focus on I – not only

on how I can make a dif-ference but also lookingafter the I so that I can bethe best that I was meantto beS – Special times that

will have us filled withchildlike joyT– safe Travels for

those taking to the roadM – Many new Mile-

stones to be reached andgood memories to bemadeA – to be filled with

Admiration and wonderevery dayS – to achieve Success

in all facets of lifeA wonderful and blessed Christ-

mas to all. See you again on January11, 2012.

Clarissa Venter2011 . . . Wow, talk about a roller

coaster ride! Fortunately for me, mycart’s tracks are embedded firmly infamily and a handful of friend’s sup-port – with the dearest parents andsiblings who could catch, stabiliseand propel a regenerated, rejuvenat-ed, re-inspired, re-established, re-af-firmed “me”, into the vortex that iscalled life.

This ridehad toomanydips to everbuy another ticket for round numbertwo. To name but a few personal epi-sodes – the worst one was the passingof my wise, loving, generous anddearest grandfather, simultaneouslyeva- cuating office and home andmoving into unknown territories.

On the wider horizon, there wasobviously Black Tuesday, a deep pot-hole in all journalists’ path, the expo-sure of yet another corrupt head ofpolice, the rape of another woman,the abuse of another child, the mur-der of another farmer, the retrench-ment of another provider, the expro-priation of another farm, the closureof another mine, the awarding of an-

other “tender” and the killing of an-other rhino.

Fortunately, however slow and la-borious it may be, one moves up thetracks to the next height, where oneis left with that needed breather.Just long enough to catch yourbreath, behold the terrain, throwyour hands into the air, and shout:“I like the way you move!”.

At the highest point on the ride,the love of my life got aboard the roll-er coaster, re-aligning the shocksand balancing the wheels. On anoth-er of these heights, I was catapulted

into a formidable team – The PE Ex-press editorial staff.

I found myself in a milieu condu-cive to creativeness, efficiency, com-passion and professionalism. What ahigh!

The editorial staff is profound. Re-porters who make a great differencein the lives of ordinary people andinstitutions, who get involved withthe public, who mean what they say.Bettie (always smiling), Tanya(headgirl) and Zeldré (the seriousone) all welcomed and embracedme. . . Re-igniting my journalisticpassion.

Lastly, I wish all our readers amost Blessed Christmas with family,

friends and dear ones. Remember,we leave this world as we came intoit – naked. No possessions can be tak-en with us. Love makes the world goround. Love one another, now and in2012.

Clarissa, the Red Nose Reindeer.

Tanya van ZylI am not a person that wishes time

away, because I know time is pre-cious, you can never get it back andit can’t be bought . . . maar liewe hem-el . . . can 2011 just end already,please?

This year was by far the most chal-lenging, tiresome and busiest in a ve-e-e-e-e-ry long time. I think I hadmore stress in 2011 than during mymatric exams and going for my driv-er’s licence combined! But I just can’tput my finger on what it is that madethis year so difficult?

Was it all that training we receivedat work through the year; was itchanging from one layout pro-gramme to a completely different,more challenging (but after a fewmonths a much nicer) one; was itstarting a brand-new website for thePE Express and learning the pro-gramme to run it at the back-end orwas it because dear colleague Zeldré

went on maternity leave during ourbusiest time of the year and I had tofigure out how to get to suburbs likeWest End and Schauderville?

Or could it have been that this yearmy, my husband and I and colleagueshave been more sick than I care to re-member; or maybe it was that on De-cember 1 this year we became proudhouse-owners and at the time of writ-ing this, we’re STILL unpacking box-es? Oh, and not forgetting – in justtwo words (although I’d like to givehim a mouthful!) – Bryce Law-rence . . .

Hmmm . . . I think I just realisedthat 2011 was so hectic, because ofALL OF THE ABOVE!

Having said that (and still wantingthe year to end), I would not changeit for anything, because it has mademe richer in so many more ways –knowledge, respect, admiration, newfriends and a home. Well, maybe I’djust change one thing: I’d pull a Pietvan Zyl on myself, go to New Zealandand tackle that ref.

As far as my wish for Christmasgoes, I recently received an e-mailand I’m sharing this with you, wish-ing that you will wish with me forthis to come true:

I want people who are sick with nocure, to be cured; I wantchildren with no fami-lies to be adopted; I wantpeople to never have toworry about food, shel-ter and heat; and I wantpeace on earth, goodwilland love for everyone!

Merry Christmas eve-ryone.

Nceba DladlaGod has been good to

me this year, big time!My wonderful Counsel-lor has been true andfaithful to me and myfamily, in very manyways, and I want tothank Him.

The Bible periscopefrom the Prophet Jere-miah 29:11-13 has been alamp on our feet and alight on our path.UThixo wethu (Our God)has been our pillar ofstrength when thingsseemed to go haywire;He held us in His arms -to give us that blessed as-surance of His Presence,His Power and Provision- when we Proclaim andPraise Him in Prayerand much thanks giving.

Sincede Thixo naka-lokunje. SisikelelengeNceba yakho, usipheuxolo lwakho ngoYesuKrestu iNkosi yethu.

I want to thank Godfor my sisters (Bettie,Tanya, Clarissa and Zel-dré) here at work, for be-ing who they are. Theseare wonderful peoplewho are very special tome.

I am at home amongthe loving, caring andvery serious peopleabout their work andmost importantly, theirservice to humanity.

Being a thorn amongthe roses, God knows, Icould not have asked fora better team.

To them, I say, Maythe Good Lord Blessyou, and Keep you.

May the Lord ShineHis face upon you, andgive you Peace.

Through Jesus Christ our Lord.Amen.

Young people celebrate the exu-berance of your youth. Be youngbut, dream big and know, no one hasever been successful in life becausethey drank booze. But the converseis true. Many people lose becausewhen they booze, they snooze.

I wish peace and love for all man-kind. And that the milk and honeywe prayed and hoped for before 1994be realised, by all - in our lifetime.

Merry Christmas; and a HappyProsperous New year!

EMBRACING THE DIGITAL ERA: While always being true to our roots as a print publication, PE Express is fully embracing the digital era and launchingour new website in 2011 is only the beginning. 2012 will see us bringing our community news to even more people all over the world with excitingnew projects. That made it easy to chose our theme for this year’s staff photo – while the pen is still mightier than the sword the computer in allits shapes and forms make it reach an even wider audience. Clockwise, from the top left corner, are Clarissa Venter (PE Express reporter – on thephone), Nceba Dladla (PE Express Indaba reporter – with camera), Bettie Giliomee (PE Express and PE Express Indaba editor – with a tablet) andTanya van Zyl (PE Express reporter – with notebook). PE Express reporter, Zeldré Swanepoel, was on maternity leave at the time of taking the photo.

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XI Masters toostrong for Mazeppa

SELBY MADIKANE

ELEVEN Masters FCthumped Mazeppa FC 3-0during their Zakhele Foot-ball Association (Zafa) FirstDivision League clash atDynamos Grounds on De-cember 11.

Both outfits played enter-taining football in the firsthalf albeit without goals.

In the second half thingsstarted to fall apart for theMazeppa side. Mzikayise Don-dashe and Lukhanyo Mxotwascoredagoal each forMasters,while Mazeppa’s defender Si-nethemba Kamande scored anowl goal giving Masters acomfortable 3-0 win.

Other Zafa results:* Island City 0-5 Fast Eleven* Moonlight City 0 - w/o

City All Stars* Black Eagles 1-1 Nubs

* Real Strikers w/o- 0 FordPirates

Zafa Premier League gamesresults:

* Continental Express 3-0Seven United

* Eleven Eagles 3-0 PowerLads

* Golden Brothers 0-w/oLeeds United

* Brazil Brothers 4-1 YoungNeighbours * Zamazama 2-0Santos * United Comrades 2-1BUBS.

XI Masters FC and Mazeppa FC players chase the ball during their Zafa First Divison League clash atDynamos Grounds recently. Photo: Selby Madikane

Safa under­17 champsSELBY MADIKANE

THERE were high-profilefigures in attendance and anelectric atmosphere byShweme and Shweme Brassband at the South AfricanFootball Association (SA-FA) U-17 Championships2011 games’ official openingfunction that was held atGelvandale Stadium on De-cember 12.

VIPs in attendance in-cluded Safa NEC memberand Committees Vice-Chair-person Anthony Reeves,Head of National teams AceKika, National Technical Di-rector Serame Letsoaka, Na-

tional U-20 coach Solly Lu-vhengo, Supersport Unitedtalent scout Kwanele Kopo,Safa NMB President Mzim-khulu Fina and members ofhis executive committee.

Welcoming the nine pro-vincial teams including theSA Schools Football Associ-ation (Sasfa) team, Finamentioned that the tourna-ment was the right forum todevelop future stars. Reevescommended Safa NMB andSafa EC the organisation ofthe tournament.

The tournament startedin the round robin formatand ended on Friday in aknock-out system.

Opening matches results:

* Gauteng 0-0 Limpopo* Sasfa 2-0 Eastern Cape* Free State 2-3 Northern

Cape* KwaZulu Natal 2-1

Northern Cape* Free State 0-2 Gauteng* North West 3-2 Free

State* Eastern Cape 0-2 North-

ern Cape* Sasfa 2-0 Mpumalanga* Limpopo 2-3 Western

Cape* Western Cape 5-0 North

West* Mpumalanga 0-2 KwaZu-

lu Natal* Sasfa 2-0 Northern Cape* Free State 2-1 Limpopo.

Eastern Cape U­17 team (in yellow) lost 2­0 to Sasfa in their opening game of the U­17 nationalchampionships 2011 at Gelvandale stadium, in Port Elizabeth last week. Photo: Selby Madikane

Mofa Build­It results

SELBY MADIKANE

FANSwatchedgoal thrillinggamesduring theMotherwell Football Association (Mofa)Build-It First Division League games at NU9Stadium recently.

Enthusiastic supporters of Shining StarsFC could not understand why their side suf-fered a major upset of a 6-1 loss to the bottomof the log standing Channel Porto FC. Mother-well United FC were held to a 4-4 draw by To-morrow Stars FC while the new kids on theblock and log leaders Young Ideas FC did notsweat for their three points following StoneBreakers FC’s failure to honour their game.

Other results: * Motherwell United Broth-ers FC 8-1 Young Killers FC * Young Ideas FC5-1 Tomorrow Stars FC * Mighty Cosmos FC0-w/o Motherwell United FC * Manchester FC1-1 Highland Spurs FC.

Good year for Mandela Bay boxingNCEBA DLADLA

NELSON Mandela Bay hadtwo professional boxing tour-naments at the weekend – aSouth African fly-weight titlefight between champion Doc-tor Ntsele of the Free Stateand challenger MkholisiBhonxa of East London; andan EC Heavyweight title fightbetween local lad SiphoCophela and East London’sMasixole Botile.

It is local promoters,Mbulelo Mfama of Nyusa Box-ing Promotions and Gladys“Noforty” Tsenene of Rain-bow Boxing Promotions re-spectively, that brought thetwo fights together.

“This is a confirmation ofwhat a good year it was for themetro,” said an upbeat Man-dela Bay Boxing South Africa(BSA) Regional Director, Mt-hunzi Mapitiza.

“We had a very beautifulyear in the Nelson MandelaBay metro - better than lastyear’s eight tournaments thatwe had. This is an improve-ment from the ‘drought’ we’vebeen experiencing over thepast three to fouryears,”Mapi-tiza told PE Express Indaba.

Looking at PE fights, in-cluding those that took placein East London and Mthatha,Mapitiza said he was sure theEastern Cape had outdone allother provinces in the coun-try this year.

“What is great about thesefights is the good number ofprospects we were able to pro-

duce.Former EC Flyweight

champion, Xolani Mpushe ofUitenhage, is eyeing the win-ner in the SA title fight and ac-cording to Mapitiza, Ntsele’smentor, Lehlohonolo Ledwa-ba, has shown interest in com-ing to the Bay to defendagainst Mpushe.

A third encounter betweenMpushe and Bhonxa (withone win apiece) is, however,also possible.

“We have Lusindiso Siyo,

who is a determined and dedi-cated young man ready tochallenge for the provincial ti-tle and Asanda Jacobs who isa champion in waiting,” saidMapitiza, adding that Jacobs,a local crowd-puller, has astyle and charisma that israre in today’s boxing.

“I am also proud to say I amworking on a bill involving aprovincial title fight sched-uled for Motherwell on Janu-ary 23 already sanctioned byBSA”, said Mapitiza.

Port Elizabeth young prospect, Lusindiso “Take no Time” Siyo, willbe hoping to challenge for the Eastern Cape Flyweight Title earlynext year. With him is his handler Caiphus Ntate. Photo: Nceba Dladla

Bay Stars’ earlyChristmas gift to fans

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BAY Stars Football Club will go into theChristmas break undefeated in ninegames with three draws after their 3-1 winover Cloud Nine FC )of Ginsberg, nearKing Williams Town) at the GelvandaleStadium in Port Elizabeth last Wednes-day. Playing their usual carpet football,the Nelson Mandela Bay Vodacom Leagueoutfit started like a house on fire withLutho Totwana scoring the first goal in theopening minute of the first half. FaroukAbrahams scored twice - one goal in thefirst few minutes of the second half and hissecond after 36 minutes. A consolationgoal for the visitors was scored byMawethu Mbewu in the ninth minute ofthe second stanza.

Bay Stars Managing Director, TonyLovegrove thanked the loyal fans for theirsupport and said that they must take thisvictory as an early Christmas present. Sofar the Stars, who are leading the logstandings, have scored 15 goals and con-ceded three in their nine matches – Leroyvan Rensburg has scored five, John Gian-nakis four, Niven Kopps and Abrahamstwo each. An elated coach, Graham Har-ris, congratulated “The boys for teamwork and a will to win” displayed in alltheir matches. “We need to build on theseexceptional performances and take mo-mentum and confidence into the new yearthat hold so many possibilities for a youngclub that showed they are a force to bereckoned with on this level,” said Love-grove. Going to the five-week break, theStars’ fitness trainer, Sharon Jessop saidplayers will be be given a few days’ breakto enjoy the Festive Season with their fam-ilies. “Otherwise,” she said without ablink, “it’s going to be work as usual.”

“We’ll continue with training not onlyfor the physique but for the technical andtactical side as well, “ said Jessop. Mean-while, Bay Stars’ trials that started in ear-nest at Nelson Mandela Metropolitan Uni-versity South Campus Soccer Field onMonday, are continuing until later today.Those players who think they have whatit takes, must bring their identity docu-ments. Registration starts at 9 am.