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ASOON TO BE crowned Xhosachief has come clean on his gam-bling addiction.
Bonisile Gqamane, the Chief oftheTshaweclanofAmaGqunukhwebeaseCaca-du “Aah Zwelimlindile”, told Indaba Expressthat the lure of money got the better of him.“I went to gambling because I wantedmoney.
People go togamblebecauseof theneed formon-
ey. You dare the little that you have for the lotthat you don’t have. There is this hope, everytime you play, that you could strike it rich. Itgoesonandon,untilyoufindyourselfwithnoth-ing!”Gqamane found the courage to stop gambling
before it was too late and now supports Zwideresident Sipho Allah’s attempts to get a supportgroup off the ground.Allah is the director of Sijik’izinto Gambling
Awareness Campaign, a not-for-profit organisa-tionwhich launches in NewBrighton this com-
ing Monday.A former gambling addict himself, Allah said
he simply could not watch the destruction thatgamblingaddictionhadonthecommunitycarryon unabated.“I shared the idea with a number of people
who promised to join the campaign as they real-ised how gambling addiction took away theirhonour anddignity. Theypromised to comeandshare their stories,” said Allah.The first meeting, to be held in the Nangoza
Jebe Hall in New Brighton will feature peoplewho bring hope against the spiral of addiction.
Continued on page 3
Gamblingaddiction tackled‘There is this hope, everytime you play, that youcould strike it rich. It goeson and on, until you findyourself with nothing!’ BONISILE GQAMANE
Chaos as schools protest hits the streetsChaos as schools protest hits the streets
The biggest protest action in Port Elizabeth’s Northern areas since 1990 caused massive chaos and disruption on Monday. Public transport was halted and workers forced to stay home in solidaritywith upset parents who protested crippling teacher shortages and other problems at their children’s schools. Education MEC Mandla Makupula met principals yesterday to find solutions.
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PORT Elizabeth police are investigat-ing a case of reckless and negligentdrivingafter fourpeoplewere injuredin a three vehicle pile-up in MatiStreet, New Brighton.
Four passengers including thedriver of one of the vehicles, a Quan-tumtaxi, wereinjuredintheaccidentthat happened around 10am on Mon-day morning.
They were rushed to local hospi-tals, according to Port Elizabeth po-lice spokesperson Warrant OfficerDumile Gwavu.
Gwavu said the accident happenedwhen one taxi collided with anotherwhen trying to overtake a third taxi.The third taxi then piled into the twotaxis.
“The taxi driver, two female pas-sengers and a young male passengerwere injured,” said Gwavu. He addedthat the roadworthiness of the taxiswould be scrutinised as part of the ac-cident investigation.
Threevehicles collide inMati Street,NewBrighton
Three passengers and a driver were injured when three taxis collided in NewBrighton. PHOTO’S: RIAAN LABUSCHAGNE
The roadworthiness of the taxis involved in the accident will be scrutinised aspart of the investigation into the accident.
THE police in Motherwellhave asked for help in trac-ing Thomas Andries Zunguof Mvubu Street NU 1 Moth-erwell.
Zungu was last seen byhis landlord on May 29 lastyear. He had not told any-one where he was going, po-lice spokesperson WarrantOfficer Dumile Gwavu
said.“Anyone with informa-
tion about Zungu’s where-abouts can please contactWarrant Officer Camelio atthe Kamvelihle police sta-tion on: 0 0832768580.”– NCEBA DLADLA
Where is ThomasAndriesZungu?
; Thomas Andries Zungu ismissing. PHOTO:SUPPLIED
LIZEKA TANDWA
Speculation is rife that Municipal ChiefWhip Litho Suka will be reading out acomplete forensic investigation report ashe has called a special meeting with allparties’ whips today.
According to well placed sources, Sukahas summoned party leaders today to de-liberate and deliver detailed findings onthe crack-down by a task team which maysee municipal officials given the boot.
In the South African Local GovernmentAssociation (SALGA) press briefing onJuly 22, Mayor Danny Jordaan said he ex-pected the entire forensic report commis-sioned by national treasury on the munic-ipality to be completed by the end of July.“We did indicate to council that as soonas we receive the report we will table itbefore council.”
Suka earlier said council should expectfurther suspensions as the security servi-ces investigation was almost completed.“When I spoke here at the last councilmeeting, I called on corruption to be dealtwith, without fear or favour.
“I am therefore very happy to see thatsteps are being taken to address the prob-lem. We expect the security services alsoto conclude its investigation and chargethose who are suspected of wrongdoing.People who are accused must be exposedand charged,” he ended.
So far the investigations have led to anotice of intent to suspend against:
. Human Settlements boss Lindile Pe-tuna,
.Corporate Services boss Mod Ndoya-na,
.Assistant Director in the municipali-ty’s directorate for Budget and TreasuryNadia Gerwel,
. Fresh Produce market boss IsaacNokele and seven of his officials as wellas
.IPTS boss Mhleli Tshamase.Tshamase has since resigned, but some
councillors are adamant that he shouldface the music and his resignation not beaccepted by City boss Mpilo Mbambisa.“Council has not yet received his resigna-tion letter but we cannot allow Mbambisato sign off on his (Tshamase) resignationuntil he is properly investigated and paysfor his alleged wrongdoings against themetro. These people need to be held ac-countable and a free pass is just not ac-ceptable,” said a councillor who wished toremain anonymous.
A forensic investigator with 40 years ofexperience has already been appointed bythe municipality to probe allegationsagainst Ndonyana and Petuna and has amonth to provide a report to prove or dis-prove the metro’s case against the two di-rectors.
“It is a cumbersome, drawn out, longprocess that takes months if not years toconclude. At this moment we have trig-gered the process. We now wait for theresponse and then a decision by council,”said Jordaan.
‘No free pass for officials’
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These are people like Gqamane who realisedthatheriskedlosingeverythingifhedidn’tstopgambling.
“When I realised that I no longer had moneyto be chowed by the machines, I stopped gam-bling,” he said.
Had he not stopped he could have ended upwhere many gamblers end.
“They lose their belongings and even proper-ties. This is a scourge that breaks up marriagesand destroys families,” Allah explained.
“It’s sad when you see people you know at
gambling resorts without the bus fare to goback home. Some people don’t even considergoing back home. They spend night after nightgambling, hoping that they will at least winback the money they started playing with,” Al-lah said.
He hopes people will attend the meeting innumbers and take the first step to ending theiraddiction - acknowledging the problem.
)The meeting will take place at 12:00 on 10August in the Nangoza Jebe Hall, Ntshekisa.Street, New Brigthon.
)Contact Sipho Allah on 079 365 2335 formore information
Gamblingaddiction tackled
< FormerGambler, ZwideTownship’s Chiefof Amagqunukh-webe BonisileGqamane -“Aah Zwelimlin-dile!”.
< Anti-Gam-bling Campaign-er and formeraddict himself,Sipho Allah.PHOTOS: NCEBADLADLA
4 NEWS INDABA | WEDNESDAY 29 JULY 2015
ODETTE KEMP
IN 1998 he was just a “skinny white boy” liv-ing in a Port Elizabeth township, but todayJacob Lief is investing millions of rands everyyear to change the lives of impoverishedyouth in the Bay.
Lief, the co-creator of the Ubuntu Education
Fund in Zwide, discovered his passion forhelping township children shortly after meet-ing Malizole “Banks” Gwaxula at the age of19 years. Gwaxula, who was a science teacherat a township school, offered him a job at hisschool and let Lief live with his family for fivemonths.
“That was the first time I understood whatubuntu meant,” Lief said at the launch of hisbook ‘I am because you are’ last week. Thebook chronicles his journey with Gwaxulaand the 17 years it took to build the multimil-lion rand foundation.
“The whole township community builtUbuntu with us. It wasn’t just one man’s jour-ney to change the world, but it all started ata tavern in New Brighton, when a strangeroffered me a job and a place to stay.
“Years later, I asked Banks why he did that,and his answer was simple: we looked differ-ent but we were both human, and this madeus brothers.”
Seventeen years later, they are still goingstrong. “Ubuntu believes in helping childrenfrom cradle to career, working to keep preg-nant women healthy and helping to raise thechildren until they graduate from university.We want to give children everything they de-serve – and they deserve everything.”
Banks said his greatest pride was beingable to help youth graduate with tertiary de-grees. “We have produced graduates in thetrue sense of the word. They have proved thattheir birthplace shouldn’t have to determinetheir future.”
) Lief’s book is for sale at Exclusive Booksor on the Ubuntu website at www.ubuntu-fund.org.
With love to theBayalltheway fromtheUSA
Jacob Lief and Malizole “Banks” Gwaxulaco-creators of the Ubuntu Education Fund.PHOTO: SUPPLIED
NCEBA DLADLA
VALUABLE community information led tothe arrest of two suspects aged 25 and 54 al-legedly found in possession of an illegal fire-arm and ammunition in Uitenhage.
Uitenhage police spokesperson WarrantOfficer Basil Seekoei said the two were ar-rested on Monday and a 9mm pistol with 7rounds of ammunition was recovered atNorth Street, Uitenhage.
The arrest came after members of the Uit-enhage Crime Intelligence Unit followed up
on information gleaned from the public.“The members arrested the suspects on
the spot and seized the firearm and ammuni-tion,” said Seekoei, adding that the firearmwould be sent for ballistic tests to ascertainwhether it had been used in other crimes.
Police also seized a White Honda Balladein which the suspects were travelling, saidSeekoei.
Seekoei said that the suspects were facingcharges related to the illegal possession ofa firearm and ammunition and would ap-pear in the Uitenhage Magistrate’s Courtsoon.
Two arrested for possession of illegalfirearmand ammunition
The firearm police confiscated. PHOTO:SUPPLIED
INDABA | WEDNESDAY 29 JULY 2015 NEWS 5
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NELSON Mandela’s spirit of giving contin-ued unabated last week, with Zonke SPARdelivering wool, beads, knitting and cro-cheting material to the blind and semi-blindmembers of the NU9 Library in Motherwelllast Wednesday.
“Since the government made a ruling thattheblindand semi-blindmembers of the pub-lic should join the mini-labs (built inside themain library) to read books through brailleand daisy machines as well as do informa-tion technology advancement courses, wehave a number people who have decided ondoing more skills upgrading at our weeklymeetings,” Nelson Mandela Bay employeePhumza Macingwana said.According to Macingwana, though the
group found joy in the librarywork they did,
they also wanted to do handwork like knit-ting, beadwork and crocheting for theirgroup’s sustainability, but obviously lackedfunding.“That’s where we came in. We decided to
spend our 67 minutes for Mandela at the li-brary to sponsor members of the librarywith the equipment they wanted,” ZonkeSPAR’s Mercy Kula said, adding that theyhad not been able to make it on July 18 be-cause the group met on Wednesdays.“In fact, we did it because it is still Man-
dela Month,” Kula said. They had beenpleased also to find Zanyiwe Classen, whowas prepared to train the group in their cho-sen fields of beadwork, knitting and crochet-ing.“Iwas trained to do beadwork andknitting
by Nolitha Qangule in 2005. I am now at thestage where I train others,” said Classen,who also has a child in the group.
Blind, semi-blindbenefitinMandelaMonth
Zonke Spar gives productionequipment to Friends of the NU9Library in Motherwell.PHOTO: SUPPLIED
NCEBA DLADLA
THE pupils of Lamani Primary School inNew Brighton were the lucky recipients ofa good gesture by the police last Friday.
New Brighton and Humewood police vi-sited the little onesandshowered40of themwith scarves and all the pupils with breadand hot soup to beat a chilly winter day.“We indentified this school after han-
dling a case that was reported here andfound both members of staff and childrenvery friendly with the police,” said ColonelNeoWolmarans of theNewBrighton policestation.He said Humewood policewomen had
made thewarmblackscarves thatweregiv-en to those Grade R and Grade 1 pupilspresent on the day,whileNewBrighton po-licehad contributed for thebreadand soup.“Well, we are doing this in the spirit of
the 67 minutes for Mandela. We regard itas our responsibility to do good for othersin the spirit of Mandela this whole month.In fact, we believe we all must do good forothers 365 days a year,” said police spokes-person Constable Mncedi Mbombo.He said they had good relations with the
school and would continue to support it inits endeavours to deliver thebest educationto their little children.“We were only hoping to leave a lasting
impression on the minds of the pupils,”Mbombo said.“We want to thank the police for their
great deed on a very cold day. They haveshown our children that they are peoplewith whom we can build good and lastingrelationships,” senior teacher MandisaBongco said, adding that such assistancecame in very handy asmost of the childrencame fromhomes that couldnotaffordeventhe basics.
Scarves, soupwarm upMandela Day
= SAPS officals andteachers watch happypupils celebrateMandela Day withwarm scarves, hotsoup and bread.
; New Brighton andHumewood policeofficers with teachersand parents of LamaniPrimary School.PHOTOS:NCEBA DLADLA
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IF wishes were horses, beggars would ride.And if Namhla Bukani could have thingsher way, KwaNobuhle would have an eat-ery specialising in baking and doing plat-ters for the people’s big events.
The owner of Le Nubians Events andManagement Company, Bukani (33) ofNyiki Street, specialises in catering, wed-ding and events planning, decor and hiringservices.“Le Nubians was registered in 2011, but
started working last year,” said Bukani,blaming a lack of start-up capital and mar-keting as some of the reasons for startinglate.If funds become available, Bukani will
buymaterials like stoves, pans, pots andde-cor equipment. Shewould “hiremorewom-en who like cooking like me and KwaNo-buhle township events will never be thesame,” a confident Bukani said.“A lot of people in the township have to
travel to town for their event-planning andcatering needs. My plan is to provide thoseservices right on their doorstep,” she said.This would give her an opportunity to
employ some of the unemployed young peo-ple, especially girls, whowere not at schoolor in employment.Bukani, who studied travel and tourism
at Varsity College and qualified with a con-ference, exhibition and events manage-ment diploma, said she had loved cooking,and especially baking, while growing up.She spent some of her formative years
working before she studied and qualified atDamelin College in what she ultimatelyloved.“I want people to taste my platters. I am
sure they would come back and ask formore,” she said.
Namhla is a baking queen
Namhla Bukani, owner of KwaNobuhle’s LeNubians Catering, Events and ManagementCompany. PHOTO: NCEBA DLADLA
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THE KwaNobuhle music group known as theDark Okes seem to be taking the music worldby stormwith the release of their latest single,“Reja Bana”, which they are now promoting.The Dark Okes, Siyabulela Bolokoqoshe,
AyandaNxakala andLuvuyoVena, popularlyknown as Skelem, Action and L’Vee respec-tively, launched their videoat theTshisaNya-ma, known as KwaNo’sMeat Corner, last Fri-day.“The video launch was a resounding suc-
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Umhlobo Wenene FM after it was voted in bylisteners to be play-listed, Nxakala revealedproudly, adding that they thought about thefans every time they put pen to paper, mixingand arranging beats.“Ourmusic is loved bymany, including our
fan base, which is mostly women. Music lov-ers, especially girls, call for more whereverwe perform,” said Bolokoqoshe.The group was formed last year, but the
groupmembers say they have been in themu-sic business for quite a while now.They have performed before big crowds at
events like the Nelson Mandela Bay SplashFestival, Easter Weekend, June 16 and atevents that they themselves organised in thetownship.As for fame, The Dark Okes say they can
handle it, since they’ve been around the mu-sic industry for a while now.
KwaNobuhle’sDarkOkes readyfor fameandfortune
The Dark Okes. PHOTO:SUPPLIED
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The soulful music of the great VusiMahlasela captivated the audience at thecentenial celebrations of Naspers and DieBurger (sister publication of Indabaexpress) in Cape Town at the Weekend.Vusi is flanked by Media 24 reportersNceba Dladla (left) and Lizeka Tandwawho were both swept away by Mahlase-la’s wonderful songs such as “Say Africa”and “When You Come back”. Mahlaselagraciously posed for a picture with thetwo fans after his performance.
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PORT Elizabeth’s Mphumzi Mali never dreamtthatasimpleboardgamewouldleadtofameandmoney, but he has the trophy and the prize mon-ey to prove it.
Mali of Hlawula Street in New Brighton haswon Sedgwick’s Draughts League Title and R50000 in prize-money when he beat Vuyani Mazi-bukoofMthathaat theNangozaJebeCommuni-ty Hall in the grand finale.
And what a journey it was to the final - Malidescribed it as a highly competitive league pit-ting the great draught players in the EasternCape against each other.
“It’s a great achievement for me, consideringthe great opposition I had to face on the way towinning the league championship,” said Maliwho will be doing renovations to his home withhis money, then spoil himself a bit.
He considers Motherwell, Port Elizabeth’sMelikhaya Nonyukela as one of his toughest op-ponents.
“He was a bit tricky,” said Mali who startedthe game at 18 years of age in the 1990s undertheguidanceofgreatplayersofyore likeMzi-ka-bawo Hontoti and the late Monde Ngesi.
According to Mali, when they playeddraughts in the past, they were doing it for fun,without thinking that it would pay one day..
“We loved it because it kept us doing some-thing positive, away from crime and drugs. Ithelped sharpen our minds and we recommendit as a mind sport for school children especiallythose doing mathematics,” said Mali.
At the time, he said, they struggled to getbooks and information on draughts.
“Today, however, with the advent of Google,everything is available.”
And what’s next? “I’d like to get sponsorshipand continue playing the game against overseasopponents. There are international draughtsleagues that can take one overseas. I’d like totake my game internationally, that’s my nextstep.” – NCEBA DLADLA
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THUBALETHU Boxing Club ManagerMazizi Vumazonke has apologised for alast minute venue change of a boxingtournament, initially scheduled to takeplace at Sizakele Konzi Community Hall,KwaNobuhle to Masibambane Hostel,Khayelitsha.
“We apologise but would like to statethat we made a booking three weeks agoand contacted the municipal office for afollow up,” said Vumazonke, adding thatit seemed that Nelson Mandela Bay Ama-teur Boxing Organisation’s clubs werefacedwithaseriousproblemoffindingve-nues for their tournaments.
About 13 Nelson Mandela Bay Clubsand one from the Sundays River ValleyLocal Municipality in Kirkwood partici-pated and exciting bouts were provided.
Meanwhile, KwaNobuhle’s profession-al boxer Lonwabo “Dancing Shoes” Robo-shi lost in his bid to wrestle the vacantSouth African Mini-flyweight Champion-ship from Ali Mangcotywa of Duncan Vil-lage, East London when the duo lockedhorns in a fight for the title in East Lon-don’s International Convention Centre(ICC) last Friday.
Roboshi was stopped in the 8th of their12-round scheduled bout.
This leaves Nelson Mandela Bay with-out the SA champion since 2003. Nomam-pondomise “Lily” Xotyeni is the only SAFemale Junior Lightweight champion.
Waiting in the wings and hoping to fi-nally break the ice and give the metro thecrown she had long been longing for isEastern Cape Super Middleweight cham-pion Makhosonke Zwengu.
Zwengu of KwaNobuhle is scheduled tochallenge for the national title early nextmonth.
Club apologises forTourney last minutevenue change
Mali is Sedgwick’sDraughts Leaguewinner
Sedgwick’s Draughts League Champion isMphumzi Mali of Zwide Township.
PHOTO:NCEBA DLADLA
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CHILLYwet weather conditions did not deterhundreds of road runners from taking part inJumbo SA Half Marathon Championshipsthat took place at Pollok Beach on Saturday.
Central Gauteng Athletics (CGA) runnersdominated the field in both the senior men’sand senior women’s divisions. LuckyMohalewho was in good form was the first runner tofinish the race in a time of 1:02:06 and was fol-lowed by his club-mate Stephen Mokoka insecond place. Eastern Province Athletics’Lusapho April came in third. Mohale cashedin R35 000 for his first place. “I am feeling ab-solutely happy. Before the race I did not ex-pect this kind of performance at all. I am verythrilled and I was hoping to finish in the
10th position because there were great run-ners in the race. I worked very hard and theweather conditions helped me a lot. I want togive credit to Stephen because he gave mevery tough competition,” said Mohale.CGA’s twins, Lebo and Lebohang Phalula
came first and second respectively in the sen-ior womens’ race, with their club-mate Cor-nelia Joubert finishing third. Lebo Phalulawho finished the race in 1: 54:08, also claimedthe first prize of R35 000.“I amhappywith thiswin andwith theway
I performed. I love running in Port Elizabeth.The conditions here really suit me and I al-ways managed to do my best personal time.Thiswin has encouragedme and itmakesmefeel over themoon. I ammotivated and I hopeI will do better in the future,” Phalula saidafter the race.
JUMBOSAHALFMARATHONCHAMPIONSHIPS:
Gauteng runnersdominate raceheldatPollokBeach
Lucky Mohale is the winner in the senior men’s category. PHOTO:SUPPLIED
SELBY MADIKANE
FANS expect to be treated to a top-classfootball as the draw for ZWIFA AccurateNetwork Re-Work Systems Tournamenthas beenmade at Zwide Stadium on Satur-day.ZWIFA Ntando Tours and Transport
Premier League top four teams on the logtable have been seeded on top of their re-spective groups. All other sides in bothleague streams, that is super and premier,have been drawn and will meet the fourseeders. Then the tournamentwill start ina round robin format and end in a knock-out system. However, the top two teams ineach of the four groups will play a topeight. Major Chiefs are the hot favouriteswhile Shining Stars and Kuyasa UnitedBrothers can take honours.The prize breakdown of the R30000 Sponsor issplit as follows:Winners: R7000, floating trophy, gold medalsRunners-up: R5000, silver medalsThird place: R4000, bronze medalsFourth: R3000All losing quarter-finalists: R1000 eachMoney left: administration, match officials, stadi-
um and other expenses.Special Awards:Best goalkeeper of the tournamentTop goal scorer of the tournamentBest player of the tournament
Group A: Major Chiefs, Young Stars,Manchester City, Young Killers, StrikersUnitedGroup B: Kuyasa United Brothers,
Morning Stars, Gal City, Golden Aces,Everton AcesGroupC: Zwide Pirates, SwartkopsUnit-
ed, Hungry Lions, Shooting Stars, RealDodgersGroup D: Shining Stars, Real Crusaders,
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Drawmade for ZWIFAAccurateNetworkReWork Systems Tourney
Accurate Network Re-Work Systems DirectorMcebisi Mdwayi showing the name of theteam he has drawn. ZWIFA GeneralSecretary Phakamile Daca is standing behindhim. PHOTO:SUPPLIED
SELBY MADIKANE
SOWETO-ON-SEA born player and AccurateNetwork Re-Work Systems director McebisiMdwayi reached out a helpful hand when hesponsored Zwide Football Association(ZWIFA) at a launch which took place atZwide Stadium boardroom on Saturday.Speaking to the audience Mdwayi stated
that he had been approached by ZWIFA exec-utive committee who informed him thatZWIFA were in need of a sponsor. Mdwayi,whose company is based in East London, isa current player of ZWIFA affiliate GoldenAces FC. Mdwayi said that the reason he de-cided to sponsor ZWIFA was to help young-sters to stay away from drugs and crime.“I have a true passion for football and I play
for Golden Aces. Football helps to keep theyouth off the street and has the potential tokeep the youth healthy and fit. I hope thatthis tournamentwill opendoors for theyouthto be recruited by the football teams especial-ly in our region. I wish the best team goodluck”, said Mdwayi.SAFA Nelson Mandela Bay President
MondeMhletywa appealed to ZWIFA to keepthe healthy relationship between them andthe sponsor. “Give all the necessary mileageand keep good standards so that other spon-
sors could come on board. Good conduct isa good recipe towards sponsorship suste-nance. I want to thank Mdwayi for upliftingthe standard of the community. Football is apopular sport but there are few business peo-ple who sponsor football. Mr Mdwayi, yourpositive thinking will make ZWIFA realisetheir dreams”, said Mhletywa.According to ZWIFA General Secretary
Phakamile Daca the purse for the ZWIFAAc-curate Network Re-Work Systems sponsorwas more than R30 000. Daca revealed thattournament would start on a point systemwith the teams divided into five groups. Dacaexplains: “The tournament is open to allZWIFA teams but the teams’ reserve sideswill not participate. The four premier leagueteams on log table are seeded; as such otherteams are drawn under the four seeders. Thetwo top teams from each group take part inthe knockout stage.”ZWIFAPresidentMzikayise ChippaQuntu
thanked Mdwayi for sponsoring ZWIFA atthe right moment. President Quntu statedthat “God’s blessingwillmake your companyprosper and this sponsor means a lot to ourteams because you are ploughing back intoyour community. You are a Good Samaritanwho has made the ZWIFA family smile. Youhave brought hope to us because we did not
know how we were going to be rescued. Onbehalf of ZWIFA I want to say thank you MrMdwayi because what you have done for usmeans a lot.”
A localGoodSamaritan sponsorsZwideFootball
Accurate Network Re-Work Systems DirectorMcebisi (in the centre) hands over the bigtrophy and mini-trophy to SAFA NelsonMandela Bay President Monde Mhletywa (left)and to ZWIFA President Mzikayise QuntuPHOTO:SUPPLIED
DESPITE their 2-1 loss to Mbombela Unitedin the SAFA ABC Motsepe Foundation Na-tional Play-offs finals at De Beers Stadiumin Kimberley on Sunday July 26, 2015,Mthatha Bucks have been promoted to playin the National First Division in the2015/2016 season.Bucks, affectionately known as Amathole
Amnyama (Black Calves), showed that theywereuptoagood fight in theentireplay-offs.The Eastern Cape side’s road to finals start-ed when they lost 2-1 to NorthWest ShiningStars in their opening game. The won theirlast two group stage games 2-1 over MagesiUnited and 4-3 over Hungry Lions. Mbomb-ela United had a clean sheet in their groupstage games. In their road to the finals, Unit-ed beat the following sides: Milford FC;Glendene United and African All Stars 3-1
eachwhile they played to a 1-1 draw againstRoses United in their last game.The finalists gained automatic promotion
to the NFD, after they topped their respec-tive play-off groups. Bucks striker NkaniZwane scored from the penalty spot in the28th minute. Isaac Nana replied with a goalfor United to level matters 1-1 in the 32ndminute. IsaacMasuku chipped the ball overBucks advancing goalkeeper SikhumbuzoMazibuko to bang in a winning goal in thenick of time. United claimed a trophy plusR1-million in prize money. Of this R200 000will be set aside for the youth developmentfootball side of their choice in consultationwith SAFA and ABC Motsepe Foundation.Bucks claimed runners up prizemoney of
R500 000with R100 000 going to youth soccerdevelopment. – SELBY MADIKANE
MthathaBucksqualify toplay inNFD
WALMER Football Association’s Blue RibbonKnockout Competition quarterfinals did nottake place at Walmer Community Fields owingto the waterlogged pitch.But the action has been rescheduled for this
Saturday:At 10am Airportvalley United is up against
Manchester United; Young Cosmos face the
Golden Heroes at 11:40 am; Gwala Stars playagainst Eleven Experience at 1:30pm; and Afri-can Aces come up against Manchester United’sPremier Side at 3:10pm. The winner will walkaway with the first prize of R5000, gold medals,a set of kit and a floating trophy while the run-ners-up will get R3000, silvermedals and a set ofkit.
WAFABlue Ribbon KOCompetition rescheduled
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