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The Chevrolet UTE Force re­cently descended on Cow­an High School in NewBrighton and built a brandnew cricket field for theschool within five and a halfdays. Showing off the newpitch are from left Colin In­grim (Chevrolet Warriors),Sakata Nzizipho, CowanHigh School cricket coachMr Moses Maleki, LwaziNqam and Athi Dyili (Chev­rolet Warriors). Read moreabout this amazing projecton page 3. Photo: Supplied

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MINISTER of Sport andRecreation Fikile Mbalulawill deliver a key-note ad-dress at the Langa Massa-cre Commemoration in Al-lanridge Civic Centre,Uitenhage today as part ofHuman Rights Day cele-brations in the Metro.

The day commemoratesthe events of March 21, 1985when 20 unarmed civilianswere brutally murdered andscores more seriously in-

jured by the apartheid policeforce.

“This day is a stark re-minder of where we comefrom as a nation. A nationwith a fragile democracy. Anation that must work to-gether for the benefit of fu-ture generations,” said Nel-son Mandela Bay Municipalspokesperson Kupido Baron.

According to Baron, Nel-son Mandela Bay’s seniorpoliticians including the Ex-ecutive Mayor, ZanoxoloWayile, will officiate on thisday that calls on all people ofthe metro and country to

work together.Families of the martyrs

and survivors of the massa-cre and all metro politicalparties including the leadingANC and official oppositionparties and inter-faith organ-isations, schools and cultur-al bodies will take part in theevents of the day which in-clude the planting of a Treeof Remembrance andWreath laying.

“People of all races need tocome together to commemo-rate this day. All of us mustwork extremely hard tounite and take the country

forward,” Baron told PE Ex-press Indaba.

Other big political role-players to visit the metro to-day include a DA delegationled by Democratic Alliance(DA) leader Helen Zille, whowill be marching to the PortElizabeth SA DemocraticTeachers Union (SADTU) re-gional offices today. OtherDA official who will be tak-ing part in the march are DANational SpokespersonMmusi Maimane, AnneteLovemore MP (DA ShadowMinister for Basic Educa-tion) and Edmund van Vu-

uren MPL (DA ProvincialSpokesperson for Educa-tion).

According to a statementby the DA, the march is for“underprivileged learners’right to quality education,and against Sadtu’s policiesthat are jeopardising thisright,”

The march will start at10.30am at Cillie HighSchool’s Sports Grounds onthe corner of Voyle Road andSydenham Road, proceedingtowards Commercial Roadand Richard Road (R75), be-hind Shell Garage.

Mbalula, Zille in Metro forHuman Rights Day

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PRESIDENT Jacob Zuma haspromised the Eastern Cape jobsthat will turn this poor provincearound.

Speaking at the official launch ofthe multi-billion rand Port ofNgqura on the outskirts of PortElizabeth on Friday the presidentsaid the launch of the Port ofNgqura underlines government’scommitment to economic develop-ment and transformation. It is apositive step to fight against pover-ty, inequality and unemployment,said President Zuma.

Following shortly on the officialopening of the Dube Tradeport inDurban where King Shaka Inter-national airport is housed, Zumasaid, “This port is a key strategicinfrastructural project for ourcountry, the continent and theworld given its location and poten-tial.”

Zumasaid these twokeyprojectswere launched against the back-

drop of his 2012 State of the NationAddress in which he outlined theimplementation plan for infra-structural development.

According to Msholozi, govern-ment has to date invested throughTransnet, eight billion rand in thebasic port infrastructure, creatingover 15 000 jobs during construc-tion. Government was pleased thatthe planning of the Ngqura Porthas been integrated with the CoegaIndustrial Development Zone(IDZ), the president told the gather-ing.

Currently the Coega IDZ trains8 000 unemployed people per yearand is a facilitator of scarce skillsdevelopment programmes.

“In the State of the Nation ad-dress, I announced the market de-mand strategy of Transnet, whichentails an investment, over thenext seven years, of three hundredbillion rand in capital projects. Isaid that of this amount R200 bil-lion would be allocated to railprojects and themajority of thebal-ance, to projects in the ports,” hesaid.

Promise of jobs asDr Zuma launches

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President Jacob Zuma officiated at the opening of the multi­billion rand Portof Ngqura launch in Port Elizabeth last Friday. Photo: Deon Ferreira

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THE Launch of the Port of Ngqura by President JacobZuma at the Coega IDZ in Port Elizabeth on Friday wasa huge event. The launch saw the crème de la crèmein leadership positions including politics and businessfrom across the province and country visiting ourshores and doing some networking. PE Express Indabaphoto journalist Nceba Dladla was there to capture dig-nitaries at the event.

Big shots atport launch

Imbizo Group CEO Chief Execu­tive Mutse Mfuleni and NgcaneMadikizela Renene, CEO of EastLondon’s Amaqhawe Consulting.Photo: Nceba Dladla

Transnet employee Siphiwo Lukwe is flanked by Amanda Ben­Mazwi (left) and Hombisa Simanga. Photo: Nceba Dladla

Also present at the Port of Ngqura were from left, SindiswaMbambani, Siyamcela Mlangazi and Nolusindiso Ibitoye.Pho­to: Nceba Dladla

Nelson Mandela Bay IntegratedHuman Settlements PortfolioChairperson Cllr. Fikile Desi.Pho­to: Nceba Dladla

Bay TV Board members Lee Duru, actor and film Director(right) and Acting Chairperson Mutse Mfuleni who is alsothe Imbizo Group Chief Executive. Photo: Nceba Dladla

MEC for Economic Development and Environmental affairsMcebisi Jonas (left) is seen with UDDI Chief Executive, Nom­khitha Mona, Transnet Port Terminals Executive managerSiya Mhlaluka and Mahlubandile Qwase, DDG in the Officeof the Premier. Photo: Nceba Dladla

Freshface+s hostesses from left ro right; Aphiwe Kepeyi,Gcina Mfono and Phumlani Gxagxaza were very busy at thePort of Ngqura launch last Friday. Photo: Nceba Dladla

YOUNG people who are turned awayfrom filled-to-capacity universities, aswell as those who are still undecidedabout a career, can still enrol for furtherstudy this year.

All they need do, is consider alterna-tive study routes, says Natalie Rabsonof Boston City Campus and BusinessCollege.

“It is disturbing to see the news beingdominated by reports of students queu-ing in vain for university admission,”comments Rabson. “It shows that thou-sands of young people are not aware ofhow tertiary education works, especial-ly where the application and registra-tion procedures are concerned. On thebright side, however, it shows that theSouth African youth is firmly commit-ted to education – which is great news.”

Insteadof givinguphope,Rabson rec-ommends that prospective studentstake some time to research their studyoptions carefully.

“From student comments quoted inthe media, it seems that many youngpeople are under the impression thatthere’s only one way to get a good quali-ficationand that is throughuniversity,”she adds. “They also seem to think thatthe only way to get a degree is throughfull-time study at a university.”

In reality, prospective students arespoilt for choice when it comes to theavailabilityofcoursesofstudyandalter-native routes to get a qualification thatwill ultimately take them to the careeror job of their dreams. Rabson debunkssome of the myths pertaining to post-school education:

) “You are entitled to register at anytertiary institution and for any courseof your choice despite your academicperformance” – in truth you are entitledto what you have successfully workedtowards, what you have previously ap-plied for and been accepted for, and allsubject to availability. You need to workhard to meet the entry requirements ofa course just as you need to pass Grade7 before you can proceed to Grade 8.That is just how it works.

) “It’s difficult and expensive to getcareerguidance” - this isonly true if youconsult a career counsellor in privatepractice. Most universities and collegesassist prospective students in choosinga field of study best suited to them. Bos-ton City Campus and Business Collegeoffers a computerized career assess-ment and one-on-one career guidance toprospectivestudents.Studentsare invit-ed to do career research on the compu-ter-based Career Compass programmeat any of the college’s branches nation-wide and then book an individual ses-sion with a trained career counsellor –all free of charge and with no obligationto register.

) “Closing dates can be ignored orchanged” -not trueas closingdateshaveto be adhered to so that education insti-tutions can allocate classroom space,prepare study materials and so forth,much in the same way that you need toknow how many friends will attendyour birthday party so that you can ca-ter adequately for them. But there arecertain courses where there are no clos-ing dates and you can register at any

time. A career guidance professionalcan help you identify such courses; youcan also consult the Boston City Cam-pus and Business College brochure orwebsite to see which courses are ‘regis-tration any time’.

) “A degree is the best qualificationto have” – this is a false perception. Ifyou’re intending to become a medicaldoctor you need a degree, sure enough.But if you are passionate about counsel-ling, and want to help people with HIV/Aids, you can for example enrol for theBoston HIV/Aids Counselling and Man-agement course on NQF level 5. Thereare other similar examples, too many tomention; it’s best to consult a careercounsellor.

) “You can’t enrol for further studyif you got ‘bad’ results in Matric” - thisis definitely not true. You may not meetthe requirements for some courses butthere are many courses that are openeven to those who did not get the resultsthey wanted (perhaps only have Grade11).

You can study towards nationally –and even internationally – recogniseddiplomas and certificates that will ena-ble you to secure good employment andbuild a career.

Boston City Campus & Business Col-lege offers over 80 dynamic career quali-fications throughout 48 branches na-tionwide.

Contact Boston on 0 041 363 0778, e-mail bbcportelizabeth@bostonbc.co.zaor catch up with Boston students on theBoston Facebook group\ page or Twit-ter.

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THE Chevrolet UTE Forcerecently descended on Cow-an High School in NewBrighton, Port Elizabeth,and with the help of a fleetof the legendary all newChevrolet Utility bakkies, abrand-new cricket field wasbuilt for the school withinfive and a half days.

The UTE-Force is a new ini-tiative of Chevrolet and con-sists of the country’s most var-ied and skilled experts, fromcarpenters and plumbers toelectricians and industrial de-signers. These talented anddedicated individuals are allready to give back to the com-munity by taking on variousprojects around South Africa.

Tim Hendon, Brand Manag-er for Chevrolet, said the aimof the UTE Force is to promotethe Chevrolet Utility’s capa-bilities, while at the sametime giving back to the peopleof South Africa.

“In coming up with the ideawe wanted to show the capa-bility of the vehicle, but we al-so looked to do it in a way thatwould benefit a community,”he said.

Hendon said Cowan HighSchool had been identifiedthrough Eastern Cape Crick-

et, owing to their strong per-formance as a cricketingschool, despite their lack of re-sources.

“We are leaving a sportsfield here. It will be fully func-tional. We are also training lo-cals to take care of the facili-ty,” said Hendon.

Trevor Dolley, Cowan HighSchool’s principal said theschool was established in 1946and currently has 1 300 learn-ers. According to him manylearners are from disadvan-taged homes where parentsare often unemployed andwhere children are raised onincome from old age pensionsand child care grants.

Despite the disadvantages,Dolley said New Brighton isknown for producing some ofSouth Africa’s political, eco-nomic and sporting greats.“We were actually brought onboard owing to our perform-ance in terms of the cricketingabilities of our boys and ourgirls,” he said.

The school’s cricketing suc-cesses can be traced to Cow-an’s dedicated cricketingcoach, Moses Maleki, who hasbeen at the school since 2007.When Maleki started coach-ing cricket at Cowan, therewas no proper field, no facili-ties and a single bag of donat-ed kit.

Fuelled by the love of the

game, Maleki persevered,growing two strong boys’teams and a girls’ team. Someof his boys have already beencalled up for EP trials.

Dave Emslie, CEO of East-ern Cape Cricket, who hadidentified Cowan High Schoolas the beneficiary on behalf ofChevrolet, agreed.

“Last year in the CSA pro 20competition Cowan played inthe regional final againstGrey High School, and I wasstruck by the stark differencebetween facilities at the twoschools” he said.

Lonwabo “Lopsy” Tsot-sobe, well-known South Afri-can and Chevrolet Warriorscricket player, who grew up inNew Brighton, said the areahad a good sporting culture.

“I remember playing in thestreets using bread crates aswickets. I think what Moses isdoing here for children ismore than just coaching crick-et,” he said.

Maleki agreed, comparinghis cricket field to a class-room. “Some people see Crick-et as just a game. A field is alot like a classroom. It showsthe kids how to catch and howto swing and how to get backup when you get knockeddown. Those lessons one canapply anywhere,” Malekisaid.

UTE Force builds cricketfield for Cowan High

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PASSING matric without computer literacy is ahuge problem that many of the township youthwill face if something is not done urgently.

This according to the principal of SakhisizweHigh School, Mzimkhulu Qunta.

Speaking to PE Express Indaba last week,Qunta who carries Nelson Mandela Bay’s Citi-zen of the Year Title because of his love for educa-tion and philanthropic work, said somethingshould be done soon to ensure that no child getsout of the schooling system without the valuableknowledge of computer literacy.

Realising this need a few years ago, Quntastarted Computer Literacy classes in his school- although the school initially did not have com-puters; nor funds to buy them.

“We went to the education department andasked that instead of auctioning their unusedcomputers, they should let us have them andmake use of them,” said Qunta.

They further requested firms and private com-panies in the metro to give them their old andunused computers, which has resulted in a class-room being turned into a computer workshop inhis school.

They have now employed computer guru JeffMunyaka to repair the old computers and teachthe discipline to Sakhisizwe High School learn-ers and those from around nearby primaryschools - from Grades 3-12.

“We want to urge PE Express Indaba readersto help us with their old and unused computersto assist our children never to be left behind inthis highly computerised world,” pleaded Qunta.

KwaZaKhele schooladdressing computer

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Sakhisizwe High School principal MzimkhuluQunta wants township youth to be computer liter­ate in this day and age. Photo: Nceba Dladla

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NELSON Mandela Bay artists are notonly moving to the beat but also intime with modern technology by pro-ducing their music through on-linerecording.

One of those is Lubabalo Tobi (22) ofKwaNobuhle in Uitenhage. Tobi, akaBlaq Dee in music circles, has releaseda 16-track Online Beat-Tape titled: Beat-er Evolution.

The music which is free to downloadwas recorded at Entsimini in Uitenhageafter a lot of fund-raising by members.It features other local Hip Hop artistslike Ashanti, Tehn, Upset and Deepriz-ing who together sold hot-dogs at Matan-zima Square, KwaNobuhle to raisefunds. The group also did outdoor hiphop (cyphers) events at the square to beable to record the beat-tapes. “This is in-teresting music that fans will surelylove. It is made up of 16 tracks that I haveproduced. We also have interludes,” saidBlaq Dee.

Blaq Dee, an IT student at Edu-varsityCampus of the Edu-College passed mat-ric at Nkululeko High School in 2008.

Blaq Dee in online recording

Lubabalo Blaq Dee Tobi of KwaNobuhle in Uitenhage has released a 16­trackbeat tape. Photo: Supplied

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CARING members of societyand civic organisations willbe marching for the rights ofchildren with disabilitiesstarting at Zwide Library toLuthando Luvuyo School inKwazakhele Township to-morrow,Thursday22March.

All stakeholders involvedin the field of disability willparticipate including the De-partment of Education,

Mainstream and SpecialSchools.

“It is a Public March asMarch 2012 marks the Na-tional Intellectual DisabilityAwareness Month,” saidLimeez Manuel of Port Eliza-beth Mental Health.

According to Manuel, thetheme of the Awareness is:“Human Rights For All” andwill focus on children and

youth with intellectual disa-bilities but who, like all chil-dren - have a right to educa-tion. As the country cele-brates Human Rights thismonth, the promotion ofmental well-being is equallyimportant, according toNozithembiso Makonxa,Programme Manager, Chil-dren’s Services at PE MentalHealth. – Nceba Dladla

Intellectual disability march in Zwide

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THEMBA Webbhas been appointedas the Nelson Man-dela Bay NetballTeam’s U-21 coach.

The team will betaking part in the na-tional netball gamesscheduled to takeplace in East Londonfrom April 26.

Webb is overjoyedbecause he says for aman to coach a sen-ior netball team isindeed an honour.

Webb, of NU9 inMotherwell, is notnew to the game andhas been playing andcoaching netballsince 2007. He is theValencia NetballTeam coach. He alsoholds a Grade-C Um-piring qualification.

Last year Webb re-ceived the Prince ofthe Year Award forbeing a player, coachand netball umpire. This is arare feat in this highly com-petitive and entertaininggame, he said.

Webb has fond memories ofhow his cousin brotherSonwabile Lwana, the great

basketball player from Gra-hamstown, inspired him totake up the sport in 2004. Heplayed basketball but also

coached Eastern Cape U-13 in2005, got promoted to coachEC U-17 girls in 2006 but in

2007 Valencia Net-ball Team girls ap-proached him with acoaching position.

“I agreed eventhough I had neverbeen part of netballbefore, having neverparticipated in thegame,” said Webbproudly.

Webb has beenwinning Eastertournaments withhis outfit and in 2010received a SilverMedal for comingsecond in the NelsonMandela Bay May-oral Cup.

In 2009 he coachedan U-19 Nelson Man-dela Bay team thatwon a Silver Medalin Mafikeng.

He also partici-pates in males’ net-ball and played ingames in East Lon-don and in Pretoriafor the Merit Games.

This was followed by acoaching position with theNelson Mandela Bay males’team in 2011.

Themba Webb is the Princeof Netball from Motherwell

Nelson Mandela Bay’s Prince of Netball, ThembaWebb. Photo: Nceba Dladla

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A BUILDING Contractorcompany Dekon Projects hasgiven a Walmer Townshipfootball club, Real Madrid, aR28 000 shot in the arm, inwhat has been described asan investment in the youthand future football stars ofSouth Africa.

Real Madrid coach RabiGongqa appealed to DekonProjects for sponsorshipsince the club cannot com-pete equally with other clubsbecause of the financial con-straits which many of hisyoung football hopefuls face

because of lack of finance.Gongqa said 99 per cent of

his players come from verypoor backgrounds. “Al-though the young players arededicated to the sport for thelove of the game, I think somemay see sport as a ticket outof poverty and misery.

“We have U-11, U-13 and U-15 players that have to sharethe same jersey and bootsduring matches. This be-comes difficult and causes in-convenience when matchesare held at the same time.

“But thanks to DekonProjects, all that will be histo-ry. We’ve got enough moneyto buy jerseys and boots for

all our teams. We’ll registerour players with the LocalFootball League, buy soccerballs and be able to pay refe-rees,” an elated Gongqa said.

“We are currently buildinga Youth Centre in Walmer/Gqebera and when Rabi con-tacted us for the sponsorhip,we felt it would be for a goodcause,” said Dekon ProjectsBranch manager Brett Wie-hahn.

Financial Manager PeterMills said “We are pleased toassist the local youth in thedevelopment of football.These are the future stars ofSouth African Football. Weare pleased to have helped.”

Local Madrid receives financialboost from Dekon Projects

Dekon Projects Financial manager Peter Mills is flanked by the overjoyed Real Madrid FC coach RabiGongqa (right) and player Thanduxolo Speelman. Photo: Nceba Dladla

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SELBY MADIKANE

FANS were treated to ahumdinger when PESundowns and PE Unit-ed clashed to draw 2-2 intheir Vuku derby NEB-FA Premier Leaguematch at City Ladsgrounds.

United started the game

with a lot of aggression,but Sundowns defence waswell organised and tena-cious. United launchedmore attacks, missing goalscoring opportunities.

In the 30th minute, Unit-ed broke the ice with strik-er, Thamsanqa Rwexanascoring a brilliant goal. Inthe 44th minute, it wasUnited who were up 2-0 fol-lowing a goal by their front

man Mzuvukile Velanti.Downs then pulled up

their socks and their hardwork paid dividends whentheywereawardedapenal-ty kick taken successfullyby Mila Gxakuma in the71st minute to reduce thedeficit to 2-1. In the dyingminutes, Downs settled thescore on 2-2, following abrilliant goal by Mandila-khe Matikinca.

Other NEBFA PremierLeague Results:

Bush Bucks 2-1 WinterRose

City Lads 3-2 AmakhosiPondo Stars 2-1 Eastern

JumpersReal White City 1-2

Stinging BeesBoast Pirates 1-0 KUBSRoaring Tigers 0-1 Dodg-

ersCCX Callies 1-0 HUBS

Downs and United draw in DerbyPE Sundowns have their eyes set on winning the NEBFA Premier League. Photo: Selby Madikane

SELBY MADIKANE

THE Wolfson Stadium wasfilled to the rafters whenthe Zakhele Football Asso-ciation hosted some elec-trifying games recently.

The High-riding Dyna-mos was given a 1-0 hidingby the unpredictable Sev-en United.

Young Neighbours, ZA-

FA premier league relega-tion threatened candi-dates, disappointed manywhen they played a goal-less draw against the on-form BUBS. Another ZA-FA league contendersUnited Comrades wereheld in a 2-2 draw by Conti-nental Express. It seems asif things are falling apartin the Santos camp, as theyside suffered yet another

defeat of 3-0 against ElevenAngels. Ghetto Elevenmade sure that they wer-en't going to leave anystones unturned as thepunished Power Lads 5-0.Happy Stars secured a 1-1draw from Leeds United.Having started the seasonon a high note, Zamazamadisappointed its support-ers as they keep losing cru-cial games and Brazil

Brothers drubbed them2-1. ZAFA 1st Divisionleague results:

Jeventus 3-2 MazeppaGhetto XI 2-8 Ford Pi-

ratesVutha Celtics 1-1 Black

EaglesIsland City 0-2 Eleven

MasterBurning Flames 4-1 City

All StarsReal Strikers 1-4 Fast XI

Zakhele FA league resultsBUBS FC drew 0­0 with Young Neighbours. Photo: Selby Madikane

SELBY MADIKANE

WELLS Estate Football Associa-tion (WEFA’s) unpredictable out-fit, Young Lovers, beat top gunsManchester FC 2-1 in an excitingpremier league match at Wells Es-tate.

Real Stars gave up a good fightagainst Newcastle despite their2-1 loss. Wells Estate was ruthlesswhen they whacked Polar ParkUnited 4-1. WEFA log leaders, CityExpress opened the gap up front

when they collected the maxi-mum three points after edging outthe gutsy Kings United 2-0. BlackAces earned a convincing victoryof 3-0 from Polar Park Eleven.

Other WEFA weekend results:Flying Stars 2-0 Bluewater Ex-

tensionWells United 2-2 ManchesterPolar Park United 5-0 Bluewa-

ter ExtensionYoung Lovers 1-4 Flying StarsNewcastle 1-1 City ExpressReal Stars 1-0 Black AcesPolar Park XI 2-0 Kings United

WEFA weekend results

SELBY MADIKANE

Young Cosmos 4-1 Seaview UnitedWalmer Stars 2-1 FC MoscowWUBS 2-5 Teenagers FCGhetto Stars 4-1 African AcesMabayibone Strikers 6-1 Gqe-

bera MastersBrazil United 5-4 Golden HeroesBayern Munich 4-6 Bayna Ea-

glesGhetto Stars Reserves 0-3 Peace

UnitedAirport Valley United 6-2 Teen-

agersGhetto Stars 2-0 Real MadridAfrican Aces 3-1 Eleven Experi-

enceAirport Valley United 5-2 Young

AcesMorning Stars 1-4 Golden

HervesMabayibone Strikers 8-1 Ma-

bayibone Strikers ReservesHappy Lions 2-1 Manchester

United

WAFA Mayoral Cup results:

SELBY MADIKANE

HUNDREDS of football fanswatched Nobuhle Despatch Foot-ball Association (NODEFA) VWCommunity Trust’s electrifyingmatches at the Jabavu Stadiumrecently.

In the first match, Stokes Unit-ed and Reservoir Strikers playedto a 1-1 draw, as did AgentinaStars and Young Brothers.

The Cango Chiefs, JamaicanStars clash ended in a 3-3- drawand City Friends thumped GoldenChiefs 5-0 with Black Aces pippingCity Style 4-2. Real Rangersshared the spoils 1-1 with Uitenha-ge Stars.

NODEFA Junior League re-

sults:Nando’s u/11 Competition:Cango Chiefs 1-1 Young CultureHighland Spurs 0-2 Young Cal-

liesBuild It u/13A Competition:Black Vultures 1-3 Toronto Bliz-

zardsManchester Babes 1-4 Stokes

UnitedYoung Pirates 1-1 CrestusBuild It u/13B Competition:All City Stars 1-0 KUBSCity Style 1-2 Khayelitsha StarsFlamingoes 0-0 Young CultureGolden City 2-2 Imbabala Young

StarsReservoir Strikers 1-1 Real

RangersYoung Callies 2-3 Young StarsYoung Cosmos 0-0 Uitenhage

Eagles

NODEFA electrifying league games

SELBY MADIKANE

IGAL City yothuse umzi ngethubaibeka phantsi iYoung Romans 1-0kumdlalo wobuntshatsheli obu-takis’ iintlansti kwi-ZWIFA Mari-na Sea Salt League kumabaleZwide empela-veki egqithileyo.

Ingazibekanga phantsi, iGalCity ibithe gqolo inkqonkqozakumnyango wamaRoma. YiGalCity ebifun’intw’ibilapha, inga-wavumeli amaRoma ukuba adlalela bhola yawo ibalekisayo iqhele-

kileyo. Inqaku le-Gal City lifakweyifolosi uThandekile Ncandana.

Ezinye iziphumo ze-ZWIFA Ma-rina Sea Salt League:

Little Birds 1-4 Umanyano StarsMorningStars 2-3 StrikersUnit-

edGolden Aces 3-2 Young StarsKuyasa United Brothers 2-0

Young BrothersZwide Celtics 2-0 Shining StarsReal Crusaders 3-1 Soweto An-

gelsMajor Chiefs 2-3 Swartkops

United

AmaRoma atsho phantsi kwiGalCity kumabala aseZwide

SELBY MADIKANE

MILAN FC proved that they are aforce to be reckoned with whenthey hammered United Brothers,one of Port Elizabeth’s PEEFApremier league contenders 5-3 atthe Veeplaas Community Fields.

Following their recent victoryover Young Idols, Real Lionsdropped three points with a 3-1loss to Young Aces. Mighty Birds

gave good account of themselvesdespite a 2-1 loss to Academy.Young Idols secured a narrow vic-tory of 3-2 over Rising Stars andYoungTeenagershad to fighthardfor their 3-2 victory over Hillside.

Other PEEFA premier leagueresults:

Black Chiefs 2-2 Real StarsBlack Arrows 3-0 Real AcesMilan 3-1 Mighty BirdsAcademy 1-1 Young AcesPeace Lovers 5-3 Sollar Stars

Milan outclasses UB

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Indaba SportNCEBA DLADLA

HISTORY was made when BukiweNonina of the North West Prov-ince became the South African Fe-male Bantamweight Champion atthe Nangoza Jebe Hall in NewBrighton on Saturday.

In the main bout of Gladys “Nofor-ty” Tsenene’s Rainbow Boxing Pro-motions bill in conjunction with Nel-son Mandela Bay Municipality andDStv’s Mbuyekezo Boxing Channel,the lanky Nonina stopped Mukon-deleli Ndou of Limpopo in the sev-enth round to become the first offi-cial holder of the title in the historyof boxing.

The shorter Ndou took a lot of pun-ishment in the second round after areconnoitered first round. Ndoucould not penetrate beyond the longhands of Nonina who fought bril-liantly behind the jab. Ndou, whoherself was not a bad challenger,could not answer the bell at the startof the 7th round.

In the main supporting bout, localstar Asanda Jacobs failed in his bid

to win the number five spot in the SAratings when he lost to Free State’sTello Litebe on a 6th round TechnicalKnock Out (TKO).

In the other bouts, Mzwabantu Da-baza stopped Asandiso Mancapa(KO3); Anelisa Gungqisa beat UnathiNelani (TKO4); Bulelani Jacobs beatKwezi Antoni on points over 4rounds while Rodney Smith KO’d 3Wele Mpolongwana.

It was an exciting tournamentviewed by hundreds of boxing loversincluding Boxing South Africa (BSA)Director of Operations Loyiso Mtya,Nelson Mandela Bay Sports, Recrea-tion, Arts and Culture PortfolioChairperson Councillor Babalwa Lo-bishe and other dignitaries from theDepartment of Sport in the Bay andProvince.

About to launch an attack is BukiweNonina (left) who stopped MukondeleliNdou on TKO 7 to become the new SAFemale Bantamweight champion at theNangoza Jebe hall in New Brighton at theweekend. Photo: Nceba Dladla

Female boxing history made in Mandela Bay

SELBY MADIKANE

IT was all smiles on the faces ofthe supporters of Young Colle-gians RFC when their sideearned a sweet victory of 13-12from the tough Star of Hope RFCduring their Mayoral Cup rug-by clash at the Zwide Stadium.

Within 15 minutes of the firsthalf, Collegians flank forward,Simphiwe Kobokana scored

their first try under the poles.Flyhalf Siya Nyalunga convert-ed the try with ease to bring thescore to 7-0. In the 50th minute,Stars centre, Ayabonga Lalend-le scoreda try convertedbySivi-we Nkonki levelling the score at7-7.

Collegians were awarded twopenalties in succession whichwere converted by Nyalunga,putting his side 13-7 up. Howev-er, Stars lock, Lutho Mpendu

scored an unconverted try tosettle the final score at 13-12 infavour of Collegians. In the re-serves section, the final scorewas 14-14.

Super 12 Club Rugby results:Quarter Finals:Despatch 92-11 SwallowsEL SAPS 13-8PE Harlequins 12-11 ParksPE SAPS 45-20 African Bomb-

ers

Sweet revenge for YoungCollegians Rugby Club

Taking the ball from the scrum is the star of Hope RFC. Photo: Selby Madikane

SELBY MADIKANE

THE New Brighton Foot-ball Association (NEBFA)

Marina Sea Salt JuniorLeague games attractedhundreds of youngsters tothe Oval recently.

NEBFA Marina SeaSalt Junior League re-sults:

u/17 League:City Lads 2-0 Dodgers;

Red City 0-1 Boast Pirates;City Defenders 2-2 PEUnited; PE Sundowns 1-2Boast Pirates; Red City 2-0Dodgers.

u/15 League:Dodgers 5-1 Eastern

Jumpers; City Lads 6-0City Strikers; CCX Callies2-3 City Defenders; RealWhite City 0-3 PE United.

u/13 League: Amakhosi2-0 KUBS; Real White City1-5 Boast Pirates.

u/11 League: EasternJumpers 0-3 Callies; RedCity 1-2 Friendly City;Amakhosi 5-0 City Strik-ers; PE Sundowns 1-1 CityLads.

New Brighton youngsters playthe beautiful game

Real White City player displays his soccer skills with a Boast Pirates player closing in.Photo:Selby Madikane

NCEBA DLADLA

KWANOBUHLE cricketloving fans are looking for-ward to the EtolofiyeniEaster Cricket tournamentscheduled to take place atthe Uitenhage Multi-pur-pose Centre from April 2 to8.

According to KennyRooibaard, the PRO ofEtolofiyeni Cricket Associ-ation, the nine clubs thatwill compete are Abahlobo,Dolphins, Eleven Stars,Gadianton, Khayelitsha,Madiba XI, Melumzi,Mighty Strikers and YoungPioneers. The clubs aremade up of unemployedyouth and mainly schoolchildren. The first prize isa whopping R8 000, 15 T-shirts, a trophy and goldmedals.

Rooibaard said the sec-ond placed team will take

home R5 000, 15 T-shirts, atrophy and silver medalswhile two consolation thirdprizes of R1 500 each and 15T-shirts will go to the twoteams knocked out in thesemi-finals.

According to Rooibaard,teams will not be requiredto pay the affiliation fee,but all nine teams, he add-ed, will receive 15 playingT-shirts (besides the onesgiven to the semi-finalistlosers).

“Man of the match award(in money) will be receivedfor every match of the tour-nament; and the bowler,batsman and fielder of thetournament will be award-ed in a ceremony scheduledto take place at the BabsMadlakane CommunityHall on Saturday 14 April,”said Rooibaard, This pres-tige event will honour andreward the 2011/2012 Crick-et Season Achievers.

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