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APORT Elizabeth women’s Non-Governmental Organisation(NGO) believes they have a solu-tion to what is currently a bigproblem facing South Africa –

that of being in the dark as a result of poweroutages.

“Women in Social Entrepreneurship(WISE) is spearheading a project to assistneedy school children perform better in their

studies through solar lights,” said WISEProject Manager Courage Magwa.WISE, which is a Mount Road-based NGO

made up of five women from Port Elizabethtownships, also seeks to promote the use ofsolar-powered appliances tomeet the diverseneeds for electricity such as charging laptops,computers, radios and household lighting.An American Solar Energy Distributor, Ri-

chard Silcock, recently donated solar pow-ered lights toWISE to distribute to needy chil-dren inNewBrighton andKwaNobuhle town-ships.

According to Magwa, the solar energylights provides light for almost 16 hourswhenfully charged. He believes that if the majorityof people used solar energy, the countrywouldn’t be faced with the on-going problemof power failure.“While the projectwas started to assist chil-

dren better their grades, we soon realisedthere is a great need for families, especiallythose in underdeveloped areas like shacks, touse this cheap but safe technology,” Magwatold PE Express Indaba, adding that he be-lieved there were manymore electrical appli-

ances and cellphones among shack-dwellersthan many people imagined.He added, “given a chance, we could intro-

duce a systemof assistingneedy communitiesor thosewhowant to savemoney, by bringinglight using cheap and appropriate technolo-gies. This method could contribute signifi-cantly through the off grid electricity supplyto the communities.”He said other people could take part in the

programmebybuying solar lamps for theben-efit of needy children who have to study atnight without light.

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Hip hopstardelights atToy RunLocal Hip Hop artist Azz Veritazz(centre back) participated in the PortElizabeth Toy Run Christmas Party forneedy children at Nelson Mandela Baystadium on Saturday, November 29.The young lad who is going to theUnited States in June 2015 as part ofthe ARTS International Showcase, sangand entertained the children and theirteachers with captivating sounds fromhis latest album, “I am Moving” to beout on Friday, December 12. Here heis with children from the EP YouthCentre and teachers (in blue).

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A YOUNG man from Joe Slovo who managedto overcome many obstacles to study psycholo-gy so that he could one day also help people, isthesecondrecipientof the NelsonMandelaMet-ropolitan University (NMMU) Trust’s BursaryLegacy campaign.

The trust last week officially announced Sa-khumzi Dukwe (19), who has just completed hisfirst year in BA Psychology, as the recipient.

The first recipientwasSiviweMbelewhohasalso just completed her first year at NMMU inBSc Information Systems.

ThebursaryofR25 000wasthanksto50peoplewho each contributed R500 to the campaignwith the slogan “Light a Candle, Ignite a Ca-reer”.

Mbele describes his mom, Sindiswa, as hisbiggest inspiration.Shehadtoraisehimandhissister on her own after his father passed awaywhen he was six years old.

He had already excelled at primary school at-tending the Joe Slovo Primary School where ingrade 7 he received a bursary from the AfricanScholarship Fund to attend the S.E.K. MqhayiSenior Secondary School fromwhichhematric-ulated last year.

“My mom is my biggest motivation. She hassacrificed a lot to give me a good education. Herexample motivates me to only do my best,” saidSakhumzi.

According to Sakhumzi, at school a lot of em-phasis was placed on studying towards a careerin engineering, but thatwasnotwherehis inter-est lies.

“Mypassionispeople. Iwanttogetanin-depthknowledge of people so that I can help them toempower themselves – to give them the resourc-es to help themselves.

My other passion is business and I hope tocombine these two passions in my career oneday.

The first recipient, Siviwe, said the bursarynot only empowered her, but that her story has

given hope to fellow students too.She recently received an email froma student

wholostbothhisparents.Hesaidhecouldeasilyhave fallen into using drugs and a bad lifestylebuther storymotivatedand inspiredhimtocon-centrate on his studies and pursue his tertiaryeducation.

Renita Affat, CEO of the NMMU Trust, saidthey hoped to award these bursaries to 8 morestudents.

According to Affat any corporation, business,group, club or individual can light a candle ata cost of R500 to contribute to the bursary.

“This is not a traditional type of bursary. Itgoes beyond just donating. It is a unique pro-grammewith interactivesocialmediaplatformsallowing those who donated to have direct con-tactandinteractionwiththerecipient, followhisor her progress and give input to help shape hisor her career,” said Affat. To pledge, phone [email protected]. Visit the Trust’s web-site http://trust.nmmu.ac.zaor followthecampaign‘Bursary Legacy Campaign’ on Facebook.

Candles for Sakhumzi to ignitehis career

Siviwe Mbele (18), (left) and Sakhumzi Dukwe(19) are the first and second recipients respec-tively of the NMMU Trust Light a Candle Ignite aCareer Bursary Campaign.

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REPORTER

WHILE most of PE’s learners begin their sum-mer holidays this week, 80 learners from 33schools across Nelson Mandela Bay are attend-ing a three-dayannual summit tohelp findprac-tical solutions for safety and crime preventionin their communities.

Likemost provinces inSouthAfrica, theEast-ernCape is battlingwithhigh rates of crimeandviolence. One of the major challenges faced byyoung people in the Metro is the high youth un-employmentrateandpoverty,whichleadstotheattraction of youth to a life of crime.

The Youth for Safer Communities (YSC)project is an initiative, which began in 2012,through collaboration between MasifundeLearnerDevelopmentandGIZ.Theprojectaimsto encourage young people to recognise the rolethat they can play in the creation of communitysafety.

The focus of this year’s Youth For Safer Com-munitiessummit is tocomeupwithpractical so-lutions to the challenges which the MandelaBay’s Municipal Community Safety Forum(CSF) has come across. The school delegates arelooking at the CSF’s challenges, the major caus-es of crime and violence in Nelson Mandela Bayanddiscusswhattheyouthcoulddotohelpsolve

these challenges. The YSC schools will then puttogether a plan of action for 2015 and present iton the last day of the Summit.

One of the participants from Walmer HighSchool, 16-year-old Sanelisiwe Dick said she hasbeen absorbing all the information she is learn-ing from the programme like a sponge and shewill then in turn impart the information tootherlearners at her school.

Yonela Maposa from Newell High School saidthe informationhe is gaining at the summitwillalso help improve the lives of his peers at schooland the community.

“Learning about the social ills such as crimeandhowweas theyouthcanhelpalleviate these

a very crucial stage of their lives so they growup with the know-how and are also able to comeupwith theirownideasand functionality tobestsuit their communities,” said Uren.

Linda Zali from Masifunde Learner Develop-ment said the young delegates would also be en-couraged to act as local heroes next year. “ Theymust work at becoming change makers in theirschools and in turn in their communities,” saidZali.

Zali said when the year ended in 2015 theywouldhave another summit to discuss and eval-uate each other on the different changes theyhad made individually in their communitiesand at school as change maker heroes.

“The aim of Youth For Safer Communities isfor learners to become change-makers (activerole models) inspiring change within their com-munities by initiating extra-curricular projectsand activities such as drama, debating and em-powerment through mentors and peer helpers.The hope is that these initiatives will give ouryouth something constructive, meaningful andpositive to do with their time, thereby keepingthem off the streets and helping reduce the rateof crime in their communities.” said Zali.

For info on Masifunde contact 041 581 2543.

Learners drive for change in their communities

Pictured, back fromleft, are Rene Urenfrom GIZ, ShaneMangcangaza, EdemFoli, Linda Zali andJonas Schumacherfrom MasifundeLearner Development,with learners Sanelisi-we Dick and YonelaMaposa in front.PHOTO:LIZEKA TANDWA

problems is agreat strength forme. I have real-ised my role as a youth leader and I dependonmyfellowpeersatschoolalsorealisingrolestheycan take toachieveabetter andsafer com-munity for all,” said Maposa.

Rene Uren from GIZ which are the fundersof the summit said their main purpose is tobuild capacity and ensure the creation of a saf-er community.

“Thereareseveralworkshopswhichwecon-duct annually which focus on crime preven-tion as the key element. The main objective ofthis summit is to im-part valuable ideasand information tothese young leaders at

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THEnecessarybudgetmustbe“madeavailablefor the implementation of the Metro PolicyService,” Mayor Ben Fihla says in a report toCouncil which meets tomorrow (Thursday).

No indication of the funding required, bothin terms of start-up and operational costs, iscontained in the report, which is headed“Progress Report on the Implementation of theNelsonMandela BayMetropolitan Police Serv-ice”.

ChiefOperatingOfficerMzwakeClaytold theBudget and Treasury Committee earlier thisyear that there was no funding for the metropolice in the 2014/15 Budget.He pointed out that as a result, no costs could

be incurred “as no budget exists for the addi-tional costs,” adding that the matter would bedealt with when the Adjustments Budget waspresented to Council.Clay said the only way in which the metro

policecouldbe fundedotherwise,was if savingswere identified in theSafetyandSecurityBudg-et.

In his report to Council, the Mayor also rec-ommends that Executive Director: CorporateServicesModNdoyana “issue a letter authoris-ing the Chief of the Metro Police Pinkie Math-abathe to assume command and control of theTraffic and Licensing and Security Services”.In addition, the mayor recommends that

Safety and Security Executive Director ShaneBrown consults Ndoyana “in respect of lines ofreporting for the Director: Traffic Services andActing Director: Security Services as per theMetro Police Structure”.Further, theMayor has resolved that Ndoya-

na should “avail dedicatedpersonnel to finalisethe amalgamationprocess” of the various partsof the Safety and Security Directorate such astheTraffic andLicensingandSecurityServicesDivisions.This will involve job evaluation, structure,

placement and job descriptions for the munici-pal police before the formal launch takes place.Inaddition, theMayor saysNdoyanamustal-

so convene aworkshop for the trade unions “inorder to deal with labour-related issues”. Thisfollows the political workshop that was held inJune this year.

Mayor saysbudgetmustbe found forMetropolice service implementation

PORTElizabethmembers of the SouthAfri-can Police Services (SAPS) at the MountRoad Police Station launched 16Days of Ac-tivism against Women and Child Abuse onTuesday November 25.“Itwasa resounding success. Ladies from

other police stations in Port Elizabeth at-tended the launch. We also had a speakerfrom Nicro, a social worker Rashreeqa Le-ander, andourmainspeakerwasPastorEu-nice Liberty,” said Port Elizabeth policespokesperson Captain Sandra Janse vanRensburg.Thepolice spokespersonsaid they invited

people who were working with women andchildren in abusive relationships.“We,asSAPSmembers, alsoneedencour-

agement from these role-players in orderfor us to know that we are not alone when

it comes to the prevention of these crimes,”she said.ACVVAlgoaParkhelped thosepresent at

the event to sign a pledge to stop violenceagainst women and children and to workwith other role-players in addressing thescourge.“Campaigns like these do make a differ-

ence. Even if you assist just one child or onewoman in an abusive relationship, youhave made a difference,” said Janse vanRensburg, adding that women and childrenshould be freed from harm all the time.“Although this time, November 25 to De-

cember 10 (16 Days) is dedicated to no vio-lence against women and children, such anawareness should be created every day,”said Captain Janse van Rensburg.– NCEBA DLADLA

16 Days of activism launchedTHE newly-refurbished Happy Valley beachfront which has had a very proud traditionas a family holiday attraction, will be muchsafer for residents this festive season.This is according toDAWard 2 councillor,

DeanBiddulph,whosaid thebeachofficehasemployed two permanent security guards topatrol and secure the area.“The challenges long-term will be how to

ensure that safety is improved and how toprevent furthertheftandvandalism.Myplanis to lobby for funding to allow for the erec-tion of a perimeter electrified game typefencewhichwillgoalongwaytowardachiev-ing this objective in deterring this behav-iour,” Biddulph said.He added that the refurbishment covers

largely replacement of infrastructure andca-bling which has been stolen or vandalisedover the past few years and which severely

tarnished the reputation of Happy Valley asa nostalgic tourism attraction.Biddulph said the work at Happy Valley

was near completion with many of the col-oured spotlights, light boxes, supply, switch-ing boxes and cables already replaced.As part of his plans in the area, Biddulph

said his long term vision for the Blue Flagbeach was to develop more commercial ele-ments to create another node at HumewoodBeach.“Historically, before the Hobie Pier was

built, Humewood beach was traditionallyourpremierbeach.Wewant toregenerate in-terest by developing the right kind of attrac-tions around the beach and valley. We wanttocreateadesirablebeach-goingvenueagainwhich will also help relieve some of thecrowd pressure on the Hobie Beach node.”– LIZEKA TANDWA

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ST THOMAS African Catholic Church inKwaNobuhle, Uitenhage celebrated the FirstSunday in Advent in style with their neigh-bours, the Ethopian Orthodox TewahedoChurch last Sunday.The service, full of anticipation and hope,

celebrated the first coming of the Lord JesusChrist as the saviour of the world; and Hissecond coming as the ultimate judge of theworld.It calledmembers of the Christian communi-

ty toenter thespirit ofChristmaswithpureandcontrite hearts. The advent calls for the spiritof loving, giving, forgiving and alms-giving.“We invited our neighbours and friends, the

Ethopian Orthodox church members to wor-shipwith us this day because they have alwaysbeenwithusthroughout theprocessofbuildingour parish,” saidRev. Xhanti Busakwe, St Tho-mas’ rector.His Ethopian Orthodox colleague Rev.

Mnikelo “Gabrie Mariam” Jikeka concurred,“We had a wonderful service. It was touching.I am happy we spent the time with our friends,

celebrating the arrival of Christ.”“Christians should worship together. We re-

ally had awonderful service,” saidMamaDeanMirriam Cuntu.Mother Noluvo Thomson said the service

taught her something very important, she said.“And that is, when I enjoy my Christmas

meal and other festivities, I should also bethinking of those who are less fortunate. TheBible tells us of a storyof a richyoungmanwhowasaskedtosellhisbelongingsandgivemoneyto the poor.Hewas so focused on earthly richesand forgot about the love of God and neigh-bour,” said Thomson.Meanwhile, Rev. Jikeka has announced that

his church will hold a national conference atSt Thomas Church, Helen Joseph Street,KwaNobuhle from Friday, December 26.“Guests from across the country will be ar-

riving on Christmas Day. The conference willcontinue until Sunday, December 28,” saidJikeka, adding that they urged all OrthodoxChristians to attend the most important eventin the history of their church. – NCEBA DLADLA

KwaNobuhle friendsandneighbours flock togetherto celebrateadvent

Amanina from St Thomas ACC and Ethopian Orthodox. In the front row from left,lady Bishop Stella Hloyi, Mother Deacon Phiweka Busakwe, Mother Deacon MirriamCuntu, Mother Noluvo Thomson, Mother Nomakhuze Busakwe and Mother SinomthaJikeka during the First Advent Service. PHOTO:NCEBA DLADLA

NCEBA DLADLA

“MY father is my role-model. He was a trueman who always told me to stand up whenI fall and wipe my tears. These words, hesaid, are thewordsyoumust rememberanduse when you’re older and faced with life’schallenges...”

These are some of the words that cap-tured the emotions of judges in the “Men ofHonour” competition by DOXA, Youth Ap-prentice and Coaching, an NGO that seeksto findmen of honour in theNelsonMande-la Bay townships.In the spirit of celebrating the Interna-

tional Day for Men on November 19, DOXAasked school children to write a 200 wordessay about men they thought deserved tobehonouredandcelebrated for their leader-ship qualities and exemplary behaviour intheir communities.

According to DOXA Project ManagerThembani Gqiba, this was celebrated be-

cause, despite the problems of women andchild abuse by men - which must be foughtagainst on all fronts – “the world is upheldby the veracity of good men: they make theearth wholesome. They who lived amongthem found life glad and nutritious,” hesaid, quoting Ralph Waldo Emerson.Lwanele Matshanga’s essay about his

late fater and many others proved that inour townships therearegood fathers,broth-ers, uncles and nephews.“These are real men, who are their son’s

first heroes and daughter’s first love.Wehave in our communities ordinary peoplethat do extra-ordinary things. Those wereacknowleged and rewarded,” said DOXA’sNolwazi Adams.“Doxa’s awards will surely play a huge

role in restoring the honour and the dignityback to men,” said Gqiba.The department of Social Development’s

Monde Danster said his department sup-ported such initiatives which were aimedat restoring Ubuntu back to the people.

Township role-models andmen ofhonour identified and awarded

DOXA celebrated and honoured men of honour at Raymond Mhlaba Sports Centre inMotherwell last Thursday. PHOTO:NCEBA DLADLA

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)Uviwe Child and Youth Servicesare looking for Lithalobom CandyTyelinzima(D.O.B.13/05/1986), thebiological father of Siyamthanda Bu-tana (D.O.B. 08/07/2007), whosewhereabouts are currently un-known.

Anyone who might have infor-mation on the whereabouts of Lith-alobomCandyTyelinzimacancon-tact the social worker, N. Ndlovuon 041 453 0441 or [email protected] as soon as pos-sible.

)Uviwe Child and Youth Servic-es is looking for Veliswa Banda(06/03/1979), whose whereaboutsare unknown. She is the biologicalmother of Bulelwa Selani(30/01/2001). The office is also look-ing for the biological father of Bule-lwa Selani, named Xolisile Teyise(23/02/1972), whose whereaboutsare also unknown and was lastseen in Despatch. Anyone whomight have information is asked tocontact N. Ndlovu on 041 453 0441or e-mail [email protected] assoon as possible.

)Uviwe Child and Youth Servic-es is looking for Marchel Octoberwho is the biological father of a five(5) year old child, Jordan Dace bornon 27/02/2009. The whereabouts ofthe above-named biological fatherare currently unknown. It is saidthat he is residing in Van DuurenStreet in Gelvandale. Anyone whomight have information is asked tocontact social worker S. van Vuu-ren on on 041 453 0441 or e-mail:[email protected].

)Uviwe Child and Youth Servic-es is looking for Noziphiwo Prin-cess Mlalandle, the biologicalmother of Aphiwe Mlalandle(11/11/2004) and Zola Mlalandle

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EMPUMALANGA PrimarySchool in NU9 Motherwell wasawarded a state of the art MediaClassroom by MTN last Friday forwinning the drama category of theBaswa Le Meetse competition.

Deputy Minister of Water andSanitation, Pamela Tshwete was atthe handover with officials fromthe Department of Education andMTN SA Foundation.

The award comprises 20 workstations, a multifunction printer,data projector, R1 000 internetservice subsidy for 24 months, airconditioner and an interactivewhite board.

“We know that children need ac-cess to the outside world throughtechnology. We are giving back tothese children who are still in thefoundation phase so that they areable to compete when they go tohigh school and tertiary educa-tion,” said MTN Regional SalesManager Unathi Hobo.

Tshwete said, “You now have

computers and other facilities thatwe in our days did not have. Ourteachers used chalkboards butlook at what you have right now.There is no reason why we cannotproduce more Nelson Mandelas ofthis world.”

Ward Councillor Thembile Nko-siyaphantsi said he believed theparents of the school and local resi-dents should jealously guard andprotect the equipmet against van-dalism and thieves, which washuge problem.

“I hope the community will pro-tect the school and that businessesin the area would pledge to securethe school,” said Cllr. Nkosiya-phantsi.

Baswa Le Meetse is a sub-pro-gramme under the 2020 Vision pro-gramme of the Department of Wa-ter and Sanitation that was initiat-ed by former Minister KaderAsmal.

The Department awards thewinning school an amount ofR6 000 of which half of it goes to theschoolandtheother to the learnersfor educational needs.

EmpumalangaPrimarygetsstateof theartMediaClassroom

Deputy Minister Pam Tshwete (right), Portfolio Cllr Andile Mfunda andWard Cllr Thembile Nkosiyaphantsi look on with glee as children showthem their computer skills. PHOTO: NCEBA DLADLA

INDABA | WEDNESDAY 3 DECEMBER 2014 SPORT 7

NCEBA DLADLA

NELSON Mandela Bay Judokas continue toshine on the world stage.

The latest judoka to put the city on the mapis 19 year-old Babalo Magqabi.

Magqabi, who is included in a very strongSouthAfrican team, jetted off to Zimbabwe onMonday to take part in the Zone 6 YouthGames involving the SADC countries fromFriday, December 5 to Sunday, December 7.

The Port Elizabethan is placed at numberone in the SouthAfrican Judo rankings in hiscategory (55kg under 20 years).

He started Judo in 2003 underBudokwai Ju-do Club coach Sensei Mhimhi Magqabi. Theclub is based at the Lilian Ngoyi Sports Cen-tre, Kwazakhele.

“It is affiliated to the Nelson Mandela BayJudo Association which is part of Judo SouthAfrica and the International Judo Federa-tion,” said Sensei Mzingisi Magqabi.

Sensei Magqabi thanked Nelson MandelaBay Executivemayor Oom Ben Fihla for sup-porting the sport which is now reaping the re-wards.

“Babalo is one of the Judo playerswhowereassisted by the office of the Executive Mayorwith sponsorship in order to take part in theNational Ranking Events so that he can col-lect points tobe invited in theNational trials,”said Sensei Magqabi.

He said that it is in takingpart in thenation-al ranking events that a judoka is respected,honoured and ranked high in the world.

Babalo Magqabi is due back in the countryon Tuesday December 9.

JudokaBabaloMagqabi to representNelsonMandelaBay inZimbabwe

Highly rated Nelson Mandela Bay judokaBabalo Magqabi (19) will fly the SA flag inZimbabwe at the Zone 6 Games this week.

PHOTO:SUPPLIED

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THE 2014 HeroesMarathon, a Tran-skei flagship event which will takeplace inMthatha on Tuesday 16 December,was launched at the Boardwalk ICClast Thursday.

The event, according to MEC forSport, Recreation, Arts and Cul-ture Pemmy Majodina was startedin 1999 in the former Transkei.

“The event is used to commemo-rate heroes and heroines comingfrom the Eastern Cape, The Homeof Legends and is celebrated on theDay of Reconciliation,” said Majo-dina during the launch.

Explaining why the event waslaunched in Port Elizabeth in Nel-son Mandela Bay whereas it wastaking place inMthatha in the KingSabatha Dalindyebo Municipality,the MEC retorted, “We are oneprovince. This is not a Transkeibut an Eastern Cape event which isopen not only to Eastern Cape-based athletes but to others fromacross the country and includingSADC countries like Lesotho, Bot-swana and Malawi.”

Furthermore, according to Majo-dina, they wanted to dispel themyth that government did notsponsor events of such magnitudetaking place in the Transkei andthat road running was not only forurban areas.

The DSRAC sponsored R2 mil-lion HeroesMarathonwas aimed atattracting a mixture of tourists tothe province as it was linked to the

Liberation Route which touchesbase at Qunu where former StatePresident and liberation strugglehero, Nelson Mandela’s world her-itage burial place is, said Majodi-na, adding that this was for the firsttime that the race takes placewhilst Madiba is not there.

“Madiba used to support thismarathon hence we have notchanged its start in Qunu,” saidMajodina, adding that they wereencouraging mass participationwith this sport event as sport wasa catalyst for nation building andsocial cohesion.

She said the event which pro-motes a healthy life-style will callfor a generational mix involvingthe youth, the veterans, the mas-ters and grand masters also takingpart.

“There is something exciting forthe athletes as well,” said MECMa-jodina about the huge prizes on of-fer which will be equal betweenmen and women: R90 000 for menand women who come first, R30 000for coming second and R20 000 forthird position in the 42,2 km.

“But also, the Heroes Marathonwill be a family event with fantas-tic and jam- packed with with excit-ing entertainment.

The organisers expected 2000participants in the 42,2 km, 10 kmand the 5km races this year com-pared to the 1000 that registeredlast year.

The 5km fun run was describedas a family event which will en-courage finishing the race ratherthan winning it.

HeroesMarathon inQunu to attractnational and international athletes

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MOTHERWELLsupportersweredisappoint-ed by their side Real City when they wentdownto thenewcomersFCElliotUnitedwhobeat them 3-1 in their ABC Motsepe SecondDivisionencounteratMotherwellNU9Stadi-um on Saturday.

The visitors did not experience any diffi-culties but the home-side was kept at bay bythe big players.

United’s strikerThembaMaloyi registeredan opening goal in the 38th minute. Errorsand sluggishness of City’s midfielders costtheirsidedearly.United’smidfielderThulaniMgcaba seemed to enjoy the gameandhe tor-mented City’s midfielders and defenders.

In the 58th minute City’s goal poacherLukhanyo Rasmeni pulled an equaliser. Tothe dismay of the home supporters, Maloyi

finished his brace on the hour mark follow-ing a perfect cross fromhis rightwing Siyan-da Funo. United sealed the game when

Mgcaba scored the last goal of the game inthe 85th minute.

The visitors’ defenders SimphiweDlaminiandEdwinXabakept things tightat theback.Another NelsonMandela Bay side, MorningStars, snatchedanall-important 1-0 awayvic-tory from Cacadu United in Alexandria.

SUBSdrew1-1withFCBuffalo inEastLon-don following a goal scored by Aviwe TiseVenge.

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SELBY MADIKANE

IT WAS a do-or-die situation when YoungCallies shared the spoils 1-1 with StokesUnited during their NODEFA VW Com-munity Trust Premier League gameplayed at Jabavu Stadium on Saturday.

Both sides played entertaining footballand it seemed that the two sides were ofequal strengths. Fans were on their feet,rallying behind their sides.

The full-time results were a true reflec-

tion of the game.The gallant Manchester United

trounced City Friends 3-0. Highland Spurshumiliated Khayelitsha Stars 4-0. BlackAces suffered a 3-0 from New City Stars.

Manchester Babes played their heartsoutwhen they beat the gutsy City Style 3-2.

Temptations succumbed 3-4 to ReallyRangers.The results of NODEFA VW CommunityTrust First Division:*Despatch Pioneers 0-4 Fearnots*All City Stars 1-2 Lion City

Real City disappoint their home supporters

Real Citywing SipheleleGwenu Jonasis tackled byFC ElliotUniteddefenderSimphiweDlamini.PHOTO:SELBYMADIKANE

Callies sharesadrawwithStokes

Young Callies FC. PHOTO:SELBY MADIKANE

SELBY MADIKANE

REAL Strikers became the first side tobreak the unbeaten record of Milan Starswhen they struck them 3-2 in the MOFABuild It Premier League game at Mother-well NU 9 Stadium on Sunday.

The first half score was 2-2 with Strik-ers showing that they were desperate fora win. A late second half penalty whichwas scored, settled the nerves of Strikerssupporters.

Tomorrow Stars beat their neighboursHighland Spurs 1-0. Young Tigers over-came Liverpool 2-1 while Crystal Palacedrew 2-2 with Motherwell United whocame from 2-0 down to level the score.

In MOFA Build It First Division Scorpi-ons thwarted XI Brothers 8-0. Scorpions’goals were scored by skipper SivuyileMzuzu and Thandile Woji while Siyabule-la Dayimani, Siyanda Mgayi and ThandoNelson came up with a brace apiece.

Other MOFA Build It PremierLeague results:*Real Aces 3-0 Tottenham Spurs*Manchester United 2-1 Valencia*Young Romans 0-2 Manchester FC*Young Madrid 2-0 Lion StarsOther MOFA Build It First Division re-

sults:*Royal Bucs 1-3 Wells United*Young Ideas 2-0 Hector FC*FC Angels 2-3 Young Killers*Happy Stars 2-0 Young Ideas

Strikers strikeMilan

XI BrothersmidfielderManelisi Zithoheads the ballwith ScorpionmidfielderSibabalweDumani comingcloser.PHOTO:SELBYMADIKANE

SELBY MADIKANE

SOME teams finished their last games of theyear on a good note while others failed to liveup toexpectations in theSAFANelsonMandelaBay SAB Regional League.

CamperUnitedandPeaceUniteddidnot tasteany victory in the 2014/2015 season. Camperdrew 1-1 in both of their games that they playedagainst Island City and Fairview Rovers.

Callies proved that they were a force to bereckoned with when they defeated the unri-valled Lion City 2-1 at Westbourne Stadium.

Young Ideas cemented their top position inleague log standings when they were awardedsoftpoints over Ghetto Stars who arrived latefor their game at NU 9 Stadium.

Royal Bucs were awarded three points overPeace United who came along with two U/21players in their line-up instead of five U/21players as SAFA league rules.Other SAFA NMB SAB Regional League re-sults:*Central Acemates 1-0 Ikamva Movers*Despatch Pioneers 1-1 Fairview Rovers

Last 2014 SAFANMBSABgames played

Camper United striker Sipho Siyoli takes onIsland City defender Anathi Gowa.

PHOTO:SELBY MADIKANE

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ABSA premiership contenders Chippa Unit-ed face dark horses Mpumalanga Black Acesin an Absa Premier League match at NelsonMandela Bay stadium tonight. Kick-off is at7:30pm.

The Chilli Boys, as United is popularlyknown, are back to their winning ways afterdashing Free State Stars’ hopes 1-0 at homelast Wednesday.

This was after coach Roger Sikhakhane’s

warriors were unbeaten in six games withonly two stalemates before theywere stoppedin their tracks by a 2-1 loss to BloemfonteinCeltics away.

They looked like a perfectly oiled machineagainstEa llaKoto (Free State Stars), surgingforward together in attack and fighting to-gether to get the ball when challenging forit.

Tonight they will be boosted by the BafanaBafana goal poacher David Zulu who scoreda goal in a 2-0 win for the national team (Bafa-na Bafana) during the Nelson Mandela Chal-

lenge against Ivory Coast atMbombela Stadi-um, Nelspruit at the weekend.

The other goalwas scored byBongani “Ben10” Zungu of Mamelodi Sundowns.

Going to the match, United, who are deter-mined to finish in the Top 8 bracket whenleague the closes, are placed at Number fouron the log standings with 20 points from 12games while their opponents are seated atnumber nine with 16 points from the samenumber of games.

“The players are ready for the Black Aces.They are ready to give it their all because it

is a must. We must win our games if we wantto remain in the PSL,” said coach RogerSikhakhane.

Sikhakhane said they got a wake-up callfrom the loss against Celtics and would liketo continue from where they left off againstFree State Stars.

Sikhakhane will be using his usual squad,save forMxolisi Ntshingilawho is downwitha bout of flu and Siyabonga Zulu who is nurs-ing an ankle injury.

“Otherwise, all our players are ready forthe game, including David Zulu.”

ChippaUnited ready to faceBlackAcesandcontinuewith theirwinningways