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Die perd wat inRussellweg in dieBaaise middestad wagstaan, is Vrydag ná ’njaar met sy soldateruiter herenig. Die munisipaliteit het die soldaat,wat vir 110 jaar langsdie perd gekniel het,verlede April virveiligheid verwyder,nadat vandale diébeeld – opgerig ternagedagtenis aan dieperde wat in dieAngloBoereoorlogomgekom het –beskadig het. Van linksis Justin Lucas, NickeyLiebenberg en Le RouxHennop, studente watby NMMU beeldhouwerk doen, besig omdie ruiter mooi blink tevryf. Lees die volleberig op bladsy 2.FOTO: WERNER HILLS
ODETTE KEMP
In its heyday, Richmond Hill was home toaffluentwoolmerchants from the 1820 Set-tlers. Now, thanks to the Mandela Bay de-velopment agency’s efforts to revitalise
this neighbourhood, it is on track to becoming“the Sea Point of Port Elizabeth”.
“Richmond Hill is on track to become Port
Elizabeth’sversionof theSeaPointurbanrene-wal success story,” said Ian Olivier, area prin-cipal of Pam Golding Properties in Port Eliza-beth. “The upgrades at the Donkin reserve andtheAthenaeumare at the heart of the sustaina-ble economic growth here and in Central.”TheMBDA projects were also praised by the
Richmond Hill special ratings area (SRA),which has been established in this suburb.“It is fantastic to see the upgrades,” said Ke-
vin Slattery, chairman of the SRA. “The Don-kin reserve, the beachfront and the Old Tram-ways building all look great. The MBDA is cle-arly spending their money correctly.”Without the MBDA, it would not have been
possible to establish an SRA in RichmondHill,Slattery added. “It was a long process, but theMBDA oversaw all of it and was an integralpart of putting it in place.”The SRA status means that residents pay a
monthly fee of R54 to the municipality, whichin turn is used exclusively to provide servicesto the neighbourhood. Residents have also rol-led up their sleeves to contribute, through clea-ning and running their own neighbourhoodwatch.“These factors also have an impact,” said
Sonja Tredoux, also from Pam Golding. “As aresult, RichmondHill has becomeanattractivechoice for buyers.”
RichmondHill:OurownSeaPoint
Perd ensy ruiterherenig
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ODETTE KEMP
NÁ meer as ’n jaar op sy eie is die perdwat in Russellweg in die Baaise midde-stadwag staan,met sy soldateruiterher-enig.
Dit is te danke aan ’n groep studentevan die Nelson Mandela Metropolitaan-se universiteit (NMMU), wat deur dieMandelabaai-ontwikkelingsagentskap(MBDA) en die munisipaliteit ingespanis om die beeld te restoureer.
Die munisipaliteit het die soldaat, watvir 110 jaar langs die perd gekniel het,verlede April vir veiligheid verwyder,nadatvandale,onderdievaandelvandieEFF,diébeeld–opgerigternagedagtenisaandieperdewat indieAnglo-Boereoor-log omgekom het – beskadig het.
Hy is Vrydag stil-stil op sy plek voordie perd terugbesorg.
“Ons wou dit stil hou, want die gomvat ’n rukkie om droog te word, en onswouniebesoekers lok indié tydnie,”hetDavid Jones, NMMU-dosent in beeld-houwerk, verduidelik.
Jones isookdiekoördineerdervandieNMMU-beeldhougroep, wat hoofsaaklikuit studente in beeldhouwerk bestaan.Dié groep is aangestel omdie beeld, perden al, te restoureer.
Die taak sal waarskynlik minstensnog ’nmaandneemomtevoltooi, het Jo-nes gesê.
“Ons het die duike uit die soldaat sehelmverwyderenhomskoongemaakengeverf. Die volgende deel is om die perdse saal te vervang en dié beeld ook op teknap, maar dit sal ons in Russellwegdoen, sonder om die beeld te skuif.”
Dit is ook goeie ervaring vir die stu-denteomaandieprojektewerk,voegJo-nes by.
“Dit is soos praktiese werksondervin-ding om by hul studies te voeg. By dieuniversiteit leer hulle van die mag vanbeelde omdat elke beeld – dié een inge-sluit – baie betekenis inhou.”
Perd, soldaatoplaas herenig
DIE Burger and EP Media,which publishes Port ElizabethExpress and seven other localpublications in the EasternCape, honoured their staff whohave excelled in the pastfinancial year at a function atthe Summerstrand Hotel lastFriday evening.
The following people and publica-tions were awarded:
Outstanding performance ROP advertis-ing: Mandy GroblerOutstanding performance Classifieds:Jeanette Kleyngeld.Newcomer of the Year: Terri AnnKing
DTP department: Elton BaartmanThe Admin Award: Gertjie BouwerEditorial Award: Tanya van Zyl,formerly social media and onlineeditor for EP Media and currentlyregional assistant editor: EP Media.ADS24 Award: Kathy CummingsService Excellence Award: BraamKeyser of Paarl Coldset.
Star of the Year (nominated and votedfor by staff): Andries Thiersen.Die Burger Oos-Kaap AdvertisingRepresentative of the Year: MaroSwanepoelPE Express Runner-up AdvertisingRepresentative of the Year:Anna-Marie Kleinhans.PE Express Advertising Representative of
the Year: Adri Van Der Walt.Kouga Express Advertising Representativeof the Year: Estoretha StrydomMthatha Express Advertising Representa-tive of the Year: Kennedy MwangeUvo Lwethu Express Advertising Repre-sentative of the Year: Nelly NonjovuEP Media Publication ofthe Year award: Mthatha Express.
Express staff awardedat EPMediaAwards
Mandy Grobler (left) receives heraward for Outstanding performanceROP Advertising from Rushda Scott,Media 24 Human Resources Practitioner.
Jeanette Kleyngeld (left) received heraward for Outstanding Performance:Classifieds from Rene Olivier, Head ofClassifieds: EP Media and Die BurgerOos.
Tanya van Zyl (left), received theEditorial Award from Bettie Giliomee,EP Media regional editor. PHOTOS:WERNER HILLS AND THEO JEPTHA
PE Express Advertising Representativeof the Year, Adri van Der Walt (left)received her award from TasmiaIsmail, General Manager of EP Mediaand Die Burger Oos.
Andries Thiersen (right) was awardedby his fellow staff members as Star ofthe Year. He received the award fromRene Olivier, Head of Classifieds: EPMedia and Die Burger Oos.
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Die afgelope sesmaandehet dievraagdie aan-bod erg oorskry weens die kritieke droogtewaartydens verbruikerspryse die hoogte inge-skiet en die prys van ’n sak van 10 kg plek-plektot meer as R100 gestyg het.
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This is one of the pillars of Transnet’s MarketDemandStrategyandembedded inTPT’s valuecharter as it strives to attain and maintain astandard of safety, health, environment andquality. This goesbeyond theminimumlegisla-tive requirements to ensure it becomes morecompetitive and efficient,” said Siya Mhlaluka,General Manager, Eastern Cape.
Among the many items against which NCTwasmeasuredwere theconditionof thepremis-es and housekeeping; mechanical, electricalandpersonal safeguarding;managementof fireand other emergency risks; SHE incident re-cording and investigations (known as the disa-bling incident frequencyrateDIFR)andorgani-sational management.
2015 was a safety precedent setting year forNCT which achieved zero major incidents fortwo consecutivemonths in January andFebru-ary. In the 2015/2016 year-to-date an incidentrate of 17 was achieved which is a substantialimprovement on the 37 incidents of the2014/2015 financial year.
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A HOLIDAY visit to a high-end visu-al effects company in New York ledto a dream job offer in Chicago forPort Elizabeth graphic designer,Udesh Chetty.
While on holiday in New York Citya couple of years ago, Chetty visitedhis then future company’s office indowntown Manhattan where he metsome heads of department and dis-cussed work opportunities.
A few months later, he received aphone call from their office in Chica-go, offering him a job.
Chetty is now the visual effects su-pervisor at Chicago’s The Mill, oneof the biggest post-production hous-es in the world.
Since completing his BTech inGraphic Design at Nelson MandelaMetropolitan University in 2003,Chetty has worked primarily on tele-vision commercials as a visual ef-fects artist and supervisor.
In 2014, he won a craft gold LoerieAward for his visual effects work onPrudential’s “South Pole” TV com-mercial directed by Velocity Films –it was the only visual effects craftgold awarded that year.
The prestigious Loerie awards arepresented annually to honour the fin-est brand communications special-ists across Africa and the MiddleEast, in fields including video, digitalmedia, design and advertising.
Chetty’s accolade made his reloca-tion process and the transition into
his new job at The Mill much easier.“Besides having work published
and having won internationallyrecognized awards in my visual ef-fects work, having a BTech degreewas also helpful,” said Chetty.
NMMU lecturer and head of theApplied Design department, MikeSwanepoel, said he remembers Chet-
ty, who received a mark of 100% forhis BTech practical portfolio, as a dil-igent and talented student.
“He was a talented illustrator andthis served him well in constructingcharacters and scenes within the 3Denvironment,” he said.
Swanepoel continued to expresshow proud he is of Chetty’s success.
“It is always rewarding as lectur-ers to see our students succeed, espe-cially on an international stage.”
Before moving to Chicago, Chettyworked as a graphic designer andmotion graphics artist at SearleStreetPostProduction inCapeTown.
Some of his work includes the Jeep‘4x4ever’ TV commercial, Alfa Ro-meo’s ‘If emotion made a car’ com-mercial, and the Cadillac Escalade‘The Herd’ TV commercial.
Chetty creates digital pop art, ex-ploring visual parodies and narra-tives through illustration, 3D render-ing, and photo manipulation. He doesthis using among other apps, Auto-desk Flame, a software applicationwhich allows artists to manipulatedigital film footage.
When asked to advise those hopingto make it in the industry, he saidnewbies in the industry needed tospend more time dedicated to theirart.
“A vocation in the arts, like anyother field, requires a lot of time, ded-ication and passion in order to attainyour goals. Constantly learning andcreating inyour spare timedefinitelygives you the edge in a professionalenvironment,” he said.
Local graphicdesignermakes it big inChicago
Port Elizabeth graphic designer UdeshChetty is the visual effects supervisorat The Mill in Chicago – one of theworld’s biggest postproduction houses.
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THE launch of a bilateral ResearchChair between South Africa and theUnited Kingdom – the first joint Chairbetween the two countries – took placerecently.
ThebilateralChair in“oceanscienceand food security” is jointly hosted byNelson Mandela Metropolitan Univer-sity, the University of Southampton(United Kingdom) and the NationalOceanography Centre (NOC), also inthe UK. The new Chair forms part ofthe South African Research Chair Ini-tiative (SARChI), established by theDepartmentofScienceandTechnology(DST) inpartnershipwiththeNationalResearchFoundation (NRF). It is joint-ly funded by the NRF and the UK’sNewton Fund.Oceanographer Prof Mike Roberts,
whospent 26yearsworkingasa seniorresearcher in the Department of Envi-ronmental Affairs’ Oceans and Coastsdivision, is the incumbent of the newChair, which is being formallylaunched at the 2016GoingGlobal con-ference in Cape Town.NMMUDeputyVice-Chancellor: Re-
search and Engagement Prof AndrewLeitch – who gave a talk at the confer-ence on how this Chair fits intoNMMU’s marine and maritime agen-da, one of the major flagship focuspoints of the University – said, “This isthe first jointChairbetween theUnitedKingdom and South Africa. We areproudtobepartneringwiththeUniver-sity of Southampton and the NOC,which are both top ranked as theworld’s premier research institutes inmarine and ocean science. NMMU hasmarine research expertise going backmore than 30 years in our Institute forCoastal andMarine Research, and thislong track record will support the
Chair’s establishment.”NMMUis involved ineachof thevar-
iousWorking Groups defined by Oper-ationPhakisa todevelopSouthAfrica’sBlueEconomy–theChairwillalsoplaya key role in Operation Phakisa, withits focus on marine food security andaquaculture. NMMU also hosts theSouth African International MaritimeInstitute (SAIMI).The launchof theChairwasattended
by Science and Technology MinisterNaledi Pandor and the British High
Commissioner, Dame Judith Macgre-gor.As part of the Chair’s research plan,
Roberts, who will equally divide histimebetweenNMMU,theUniversityofSouthampton and the NOC, will focuson developing the Western IndianOceans Upwelling Research Initiative(WIOURI) a flagship project of theUNESCO International Indian OceanExpedition 2 (IIOE2), which waslaunched in December 2015.“Upwelling is the process that takes
nutrients from the bottom of the oceanandbrings them to the surface.”Essen-tially, this processprovides food for thebottom end of the food chain – phyto-plankton, zoo plankton, and so on –which ultimately provides food for fishand top predators.How this links with food security is
that, in parallel with global climatechange, theocean’supwellingsystemischanging, which will affect all levels ofthe food chain.“The Western Indian Ocean [which
stretches fromCape Town toOman] isunique in that there are around 2-bil-lion people living on islands who de-pend on artisanal fishing [small traderather than commercial fishing] fortheir livelihoods.”Changes in the ocean will directly
impact on their livelihood.A large part of the Chair’s workwill
be collecting data using high-tech in-struments and creating ocean modelsfrom this data.Roberts said the Eastern Indian
Oceans Upwelling Research Initiative(EIOURI), supported by Australia, In-dia andChina,waswell developed, butlittle research had yet been conductedthrough WIOURI.He said the linkwith the University
of Southampton created an “innova-tion bridge” between Southampton’sworld-class facilitiesandSouthAfrica,which was ideally positioned to con-duct WIOURI research.On May 11, several postgraduate
NMMU students will be leaving forSouthampton University, to “acquireskills not available in South Africa”.“By dropping these students into a
world class facility, we are immediate-ly creating a centre of excellence atNMMU.”Roberts said NMMU’s first research
trip, to collect data offMadagascar,willtake place in November.
FirstUK/SAResearchChair launched
Prof Mike Roberts is the incumbent ofthe new Research Chair in oceanscience and food security, which isshared between South Africa and theUnited Kingdom. PHOTO:SUPPLIED
NMMUgolferMikeUsendorffwillsoon embarkonhis longest roundof golf yet: an attempt to play 180holes in just 10 hours.But it’s all for a goodcause.Half
the money raised during theBTech Marketing student’s golf-ing challenge on May 16 will beput towardsNMMU’s costs to par-ticipateintheupcomingUniversi-ty Sport South Africa (USSA) golftournament. The other half is go-ing towards the Ernie Els Centrefor Autism.Usendorff (23), a member of
NMMU’s KPMG Madibaz GolfClub, is the son of South Africangolfing celebrity Dave Usendorff.“I’mveryexcited. Iknowit’snot
going tobeeasy.Butevenif Idon’treach 180 holes, I know I’ll still beproud, as this is going towardssomething good,” said Usendorff.“The students are very eager to
perform well at this year’s USSAtournament, whichwill be hostedbyHumewoodGolfClub,but theirwillingness to donate a portion ofthe fundingraised to theErnieElsFoundation for Autism, showsemotional maturity well beyondtheir ages,” said Karl du Preez,President of the KPMG MadibazGolf Club.The public is welcome to watch
Usendorff’s progress during hisgolf marathon, whichwill start at7am and finish at 5pm.
Golf marathon for charity-minded student
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The Business School at Varsity College is developing a new generation of business leaders by providingworking adults with convenient part-time and short learning programmes that are designed to give them theskills and confidence to take their careers to the next level. With top class industry experts and some amazingpartner institutions, The Business School is the obvious choice. Varsity College is an educational brand ofThe Independent Institute of Education.
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AFTER witnessing first-hand the effects ofsevere family trauma, Rene van Tonder,who is a mother of three, decided to opena school where she could assist pupils withacademic demands while working throughthe emotional trauma they have experi-enced.
Newly opened Grey Park Academy is sit-uated in Walmer and caters for learnersfrom Grade 1 to 12.The school’s aim is to assist children who
have experienced some form of trauma, incoping with not only that trauma, but theacademic demands that have to be met, ir-respective of the emotional impact.Van Tonder, who studied a B.Ed with psy-
chologymajors, said the reason she decidedto start Grey Park Academy was due to herfamily experiencing the emotional impactof having to deal with loss.“In 2014, my husband was diagnosed with
terminal cancer. The doctors gave him 3 to6 months to live. My son was in Grade 11
and my youngest daughter in Grade 3. Myeldest daughter was 20.“The impact of such a diagnosis is inde-
scribably hard to put in words. The bottomliterally drops out of your world and youare floated into an alien world of despair,anger, hopelessness – a distraughtness ofunimaginable proportions hits you,” vanTonder said.“Each family member tries to cope in
their own way. The pillar of our household,the one who could have carried us throughany trauma, became the trauma and wefloundered in our abnormal worlds whiletrying to be as normal as possible. Wepacked up house and moved to PE.“February 2015, my husband passed
away. Our devastation was complete andwe were hit with a new set of emotions. Myson was in matric. When I surfaced frommy daze in September, I realized that therecord exams were 2 weeks away. My sonfell into a very dark depression and it fellto me to get up at three in the morning,learn his work and teach it to him. By thegrace of God alone, he passed matric,” she
said.Van Tonder added that her experience
made her realise that no matter what lifethrows at pupils, they are expected to beokay, to pull through on the academicswhich are compulsory at least until the ageof 16.She mentioned that parents may be fight-
ing their own emotional battle after a di-vorce or death and not necessarily be in aposition to support their child emotionally.“No matter how you look at it, the child
needs to cope with the trauma and some-how pull through on academics. It is my de-sire to not only assist children who havewalked a cancer path or lost a parent, orany trauma – rape, abuse, divorce, alcohol-ism. The emotional trauma is the same.“The outcome can have detrimental ef-
fects on a child. And if they fail a year be-cause of a system that is just rotating onits daily axis and leaving them behind, thechild is set up for even further problems,”she said.The environment at Grey Park Academy
ensures that the pupil is able to learn what
is required on an academic level. Emotion-al support, understanding and any otherprofessional help are provided as well.“I offer the child as well as the parents
a support structure to lean on. I have en-countered a few sad stories as I have mar-keted myself at the schools and psycholo-gists – there is a definitive need for the typeof service I am offering,” van Tonder added.Grey Park Academy classes are kept
small and offer personal attention. Theschool is passionate about assisting eachpupil to achieve their full potential despitewhat life throws at them.The school has normal hours from 8am
to 1:30pm. Parents are kept informed abouttheir child’s progress and are encouragedto be involved in their children’s educa-tion.Post matric students who need to im-
prove their results or change direction incareer and require to take on a new subject,are also accommodated.For more info about Grey Park Academy,
email [email protected] or con-tact Rene van Tonder on 078 173 3024.
Newlyopenedschooladdressespupils individualneeds
Founder of Grey Park Academy, Rene van Tonder with her daughterCarmen van Tonder (left) who is the school’s secretary.
PHOTO:SASHIKA PILLAY
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WITH a mission to uplift the Eastern Capeyouth, Ikhozi Adventures is dedicated tomaking a difference in young people’s livesthrough their adventure camps.
Ikhozi Adventures is the youth develop-ment subsidiary arm of Dynamic Vision ca-tering for school and youth groups. Theirfocus is on providing adventure training,leadership development and personalgrowth among the youth.
The Ikhozi Adventures head facilitators,Romano Arnoldes and Justin Dowers, leada team of dedicated facilitators.
The adventure camp team are engagedin leadership development for schools suchas Arcadia, Brylin, Bethelsdorp, Frames-by, Gelvandale, Harvest, Kingswood, Nas-ruddin, Paterson, Sanctor, and Woodridge.
They run about 60 development campseach year and facilitate sessions includingtemperament styles, conflict resolution,emotional intelligence, prefect training,leadership development, study skills, teamdynamics, self-image and goal setting, out-door skills and decision making.
Ikhozi Adventures offers a wide varietyof adventure activities.
Their prime adventure sites are atOceanview, Port Elizabeth and FalconRock at Lady Slipper.
Their facilities include two chalets, atented camp around a fireplace, toilets and
hot showers under the stars, roofed bomamini conference setup with whiteboards, adata projector and computer back up andan obstacle course, as well as a hiking trailup the Lady Slipper.
The adventure camp has a full pro-gramme to keep the learners entertainedand energized.
Campsite activities include sports, fun-filled games, life skills, study camp, turboand obstacle challenges.
Dynamic Vision director, Tony Clarke,said, “We have a range of leadership andyouth empowerment programmes aimed atgetting kids to understand who they areand to help them rise above their circum-stances.”
One of the programmes at the adventurecamp is the Ikhozi Adventures Life Skillsprogramme. The aim of this programme isto teach the learners good values and goalsetting, as well as to grow their self-esteemand raise their awareness of the conse-quences of different types of behaviours.
Other topics that are discussed includecommunication, role models and self-im-age.
The programmes are conducted with avariety of teaching methods such as groupdiscussions, interactive lessons, activitiesand games.
There is also the Ikhozi Adventures LifeSkills for Disadvantaged Youths pro-gramme. For more info go to www.ikho-zi.co.za.
Localadventure campaims toempoweryouth
Ikhozi Adventures offers a wide variety of adventure activities. PHOTO:TONY CLARKE
REPORTER
ROUND four of the Stihl 2016 SA XCOCup Series takes place this year at Set-tlers’ Park in Port Elizabeth on Satur-day, May 14.
Eastern Cape Bike Mountain BikeCommissioner, Charl Joubert, said,“Although it will be very much thesame as last year’s track, there are a fewchanges and new instalments, includ-ing a brand new rock garden.”
The upgraded course has 4.2-kilome-tre laps and an elevation of 170 metres.Joubert also mentioned that the courseis very different to the other XCO Na-tional Cup tracks. “In the Baakens Val-ley, there is plenty of beautiful vegeta-tion surrounding the trails, and not toomuch dust,” he added.
“It won’t be as technically challeng-
ing as the 2015 PE XCO track; howeverit will still be technical. There is a lotof climbing involved though, and thiswill definitely require a lot of poweringdown and a lot of strength. It’s definite-ly going to suit the stronger riders,”said Joubert.
Although the UCI Category 1 ratingapplies to Pro-Elites only, the Juniorswill be able to earn series points, as wellas UCI points for their own UCI JuniorWorld Series at some of the Cup Seriesevents.
Entries have closed but late entrieswill be accepted at registration, with anominal charge of R50 in addition to theentry fee.
For more event information, visitwww.cyclingsa.com/2016-sa-mtb-cup-se-ries/ or contact Dellah Paul on082781 5656.
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Despite rare condition, Tianté (2) is rayof sunshineZELDRÉ STRAUSS SWANEPOEL
HER condition is taxing and taking care of heris a daily challenge, but she is never seen as aburden to her loving family.
Little Tianté Scott (2) of Bloemendal has beendiagnosed with Rett Syndrome - a genetic post-natalneurologicaldisordersorare thatsheisbe-lieved to be only the 18th person diagnosed inthe country, and possibly the only one in PortElizabeth.
Rett Syndrome’s most prominent features in-clude small hands and feet, repetitive wringingof the hands and or putting hands into themouth.
Sufferers also typically have symptoms suchas gastrointestinal problems, breathing difficul-ties and seizures. They are also unable to talkand rarely are able to walk.
Tianté,who is in thecareofhergrandparents,Marlene and Roland Scott, while her motherKim works during the day, was diagnosed inSeptember2015afterabrainscanandbloodtestswere done. Before this confirmation, the familythought that the toddler was just slow in reach-ing her milestones because she had been bornprematurely.
“She was a normal baby until she was a yearand two months old. She played with toys andenjoyedbeing inherwalkingring.After that shestarted falling behind in reaching milestonesand refused to touchanything.Thenwerealizedsomethingwasverywrong,andtookher for test-ing,” explained Marlene.
TodaylittleTiantéisunabletowalk,standandtalkandshecrawlswithdifficulty. She isunable
Tianté Sacott (2)(right) with
granny MarleneScott and sister
Jeanté (7).PHOTO: ZELDRÉ
STRAUSSSWANEPOEL
to eat anything besides soft baby foods and can-not hold her own bottle.
“She also has a sleeping disorder - whichmeans she can be wide awake in the middle ofthe night or not be able to sleep at all. We haveto watch her the whole time because when shetries to crawl, she will bump into things. Shedoesn’t like touching toys and theonly thing sheis interested in is watching movies. Then she isat her happiest,” explained Marlene.
Marlene and Roland have nothing but praisefortheneurodepartmentoftheDoraNginzahos-pital,where theyhave to spenda lot of timewithTianté.
“Sometimes it’s hard because when she startscrying she is unable to stop for hours - shedoesn’t like being out of her comfort zone. Butthe staff are always friendly and understand-ing,” said Roland.
Marlene and Tianté will be going to the RedCross Children’s Hospital in Cape Town in Au-gust for a check-up. At this visit Tianté mightreceive a special standing framewhichwill helpto keep her in an upright position, and helpstraighten her legs.
“Shortly after Tianté was diagnosed last year,her mother and I went with her to Red Crosswhere they assessed Tianté and also providedcounselling, where they told us there is nothingthat canbedone to cureher condition. Basicallytheonly thingwecando is tomake sure that sheis comfortable,” said Marlene.
It was very difficult for the family to hear andaccept that their babygirl could either reach theage of 30 or 40, or possibly die at any moment.
“It’s tough...but what can we do? This child isablessing tous andweare still grateful, becausethere are people out there with much biggerproblems than ours. We love her so much andwe still give thanks toGod andwe take eachdayas it comes.”
)Marlenewould like toreachout tootherpar-ents who might suspect that their child has Rettsyndrome to start a support group. The onlyknownsuch support group is currently based inCape Town. For more info call Marlene on072 952 6412.
This child is a blessing to us andwe are still grateful, becausethere are people out therewithmuch bigger problems thanours. - MARLENE SCOTT
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Hillside besoekMiracle Kids
Die Interact Klub van Hillside Hoërskool het onlangs uitgereik na diegemeenskap en het Miracle Kids besoek wat omsien na kinders metbuitengewone behoeftes. Die Interact Klub is in 2014 gestig onderleiding van onderwysers Brenda Paulsen en Debbie Labans. Tansbestaan die klub uit 26 leerlinge, wat skoonmaakmiddels, toiletware enlekkergoed aan Miracle Kids geskenk het. FOTO: VERSKAF
Kabegawelcomesnewprincipal
Kabega ParkPrimary recentlywelcomed theirnew principal,Andrew Jonas(left) who washanded the keysto the school byformer actingprincipal Corrievan Eck.PHOTO:SUPPLIED
SOUTH Africa’s leading comedybrand, theKings andQueens of Com-edy is hitting Port Elizabeth with aline-up filled with royal hilarity.Ten of SA’s biggest names in com-
edy have shone their comical ar-mour and sharpened their wittyswords and will be heading to TheBoardwalk ICC in PE on May 28.Comedy lovers can look forward
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Sanctor learnersoff toGermanySanctor High School has been invited by the Helene Lange Schule, in Oldenburg Germany, to partake in a studentexchange programme. The programme will be sending 16 pupils to Germany, and will be focusing on renewableenergy sources. The school will have a series of fundraising events to help the pupils with their travelling expenses andspending money. The pupils will leave on July 30 this year. Most of the pupils are top performers in mathematics andscience and have been chosen due to their academic performances as well as their general behaviour at school. Thefirst fundraising event, a Masquerade Ball, will take place on May 14. Tickets cost R100 (meal included). For more infocall the coordinator Judy Human at 084 701 5217. Pictured, at the back, from left are Chinique Davids, Chelsey vanHeerden, Robin Minnish, Jarrod Booth, Desmonay Goliath, Tashreeqah van Breda, Oyisa Dila and Randey Thorne. Infront are Robyn Munnick, Clara Maleho, Danielle Claasen and Teslyn Kemuti. Absent: Sinazo Kunene and MargotKammies. PHOTO:SUPPLIED
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‘AS the Koekie Crumbles’ and‘Careful’ will be staged from May18 to 22, at The Little Theatre.
These two adult-content,thought-provoking plays werepenned by the late Fiona Coyne, afamiliar face on SATV as TheWeakest Link presenter.Coyne’s works have been per-
formed worldwide and these twocomedy gems incorporate hu-mour, pathos and brilliant insightinto human relationships. Thispromises to be an evening of good,solidentertainment inthetheatre.‘As the Koekie Crumbles’ is tra-
ditionally a one-woman show andin this instance, the five roles willbe in the very capable hands ofNiqui Cloete-Barrass, who movesjust as easily frombeingoneof thetop cabaret performers in the city,to straight roles on the PEMADSstage. She is well remembered forher outstanding performance inanother one-woman show, Shirl-ey Valentine.‘As the Koekie Crumbles’ is set
in Kenya, with some very recog-nisable, fun characters, whocouldhave stepped straight out ofWhite Mischief or Out of Africaand into the late 80’s in Kenya.‘Careful’ was the final play
penned by Fiona Coyne and waswritten for the Dublin Gay Festi-val, where Roy Sargeant’s out-standing production, starring Di-ane Wilson, received great criti-cal acclaim and was nominatedfor twoawards. Itwentontoenjoy
very successful runs in South Af-rica.‘Careful’ follows the developing
and, at times acerbic, relationshipbetween an ageing actress and agay theatre critic. These two roleswill be played by stalwarts, Yolan-de Farrow and Caren Bestbier.Both productions will be direct-
ed by Linda-Louise Swain, mov-ing from her successful onstagetheatrical career at PEMADS, tothe directorial seat.Tickets cost R60 and will be on
sale through Computicket. Theshows run from May 18 to 20 at7:30pm and on May 21 to 22 at2:30pm.PEMADS patrons may book
their seats at theOperaHouseout-let ofComputicket, if theyproducetheir membership card. Ticketswill also be on sale at the LittleTheatre box office prior to eachperformance.A cash barwill be available and
there is a coffee bar/restaurant onthe premises.
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Left, Yolande Farrow as Jean andCaren Bestbier as Leila in ‘Careful’which will be staged at The LittleTheatre in May. PHOTO:SUPPLIED
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gewildste flieksvandie2000’s,kyk, saljydiewaarheidsien.Hierin isdieheld’n sensitiewe siel wat haarstilerings-produkte gebruik – maar as jy mooikyk, ishysteeds ’nbloeddorstigemon-ster wat jou siel wil uitruk.”Dan erken hy daar is ’n paar veran-
deringswat hy by dieCaveman-verto-ningmoes voeg, aangesienhydie teksreeds in 1997 geskryf het – ’n verwer-
king van ’n Amerikaanse verhoog-stuk.“Eintlik het ek net ’n paar digitale
verwysings ingewerk, maar die res issteeds relevant. Dit is juis die Ameri-kaners wat my genader het om diestuk weer op te voer, want ek het ditvir vyf jaar gestaak om op ander pro-jekte te fokus.“Toe stem ek in om dit vir nog drie
jaar terug te bring.”Hy is nou al vir twee jaar terug on-
der die grotman se kleed van pels,maar of hy wel aanstaande jaar diépelssalophang,kanhyniebelowenie.“Ek skryf anderverhoogstukkeook
– eintlikprobeer ekelke jaar ’n toneel-stuk of boek skryf, tussendeur optre-des –maar ekweet nie wat ná volgen-de jaar gebeur nie.“Dalk word Caveman voortgesit
met ’n jonger akteur, of dalk kan ek’n ontrimpeling ondergaan!”Voor dan het hy nog baie lesse om
vir Suid-Afrikaanse gehore te bring.
“Enigeen wat dié toneelstuk sien,sal huis toe gaan met ’n beter begripvanhoehul lewensmaatdink, of dit indie slaapkamer, voor die televisie ofagter die stuurwiel is. Een voorbeeldis mans wat nie luister na vroue ter-wyl hulle televisie kyk nie; dis nie datons hulle ignoreer nie, maar ons iswerklikniedaartoe instaatomte luis-ter én te kyk nie.”Dan raak hy vir ’n oomblik ernstig.
“Buiten die grappies bly komedie diebestemanieromlesseoor tedra,veralwat ernstige euwels in die samele-wing betref.“Asmense iets soos geweldkanver-
staan en danksy jou grappies daaroorkan lag, verloor dit die belangrikheiden mag wat daaraan geheg word.”
)Defending the Caveman word vanvandag tot Saterdag elke aand om8nm.byOldGreyinPortElizabethop-gevoer. Kaartjies is vanaf R160 perpersoon by Computicket beskikbaar.
Tim Plewman,wat sedert 1997met sy verhoogstuk Defendingthe CavemanSuidAfrikaansegehore laatskaterlag, treedié week weerin Port Elizabethop. Kaartjies isby Computickette koop. FOTO:VERSKAF
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THE REACH Reality Training Centrewasestablished in2002 toassist rehabil-itated persons financially - short term -while they were getting back on theirfeet.
It soonbecameclear that being finan-cially independent was an enormousobstacle. To make matters worse, avail-ableemploymentrequiredskillsandbe-ingunemployed; their candidates couldnot afford training.
REACHtookthenextstepandstartedthe Reality Training Centre project toprovide free skills training.
The demand for the training was sooverwhelming that in 2004, Realityopened its doors to all unemployed peo-ple. Since inception they have trained
in excess of 3 300 students.Coursescurrentlyofferedinclude:ba-
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Last year they trained 632 studentsand are now positioning the organisa-tion to train up to 1 034 students peryear, free of charge.
The centre also assists students fromGreenwood Primary with literacy.
All this has been achieved despitechallenges such as premises, equip-ment and funds.
Nolovuyo Ngqandede, a former stu-dent at the centre, said, “I heard aboutthecentrethroughafriendofmine.Ididthe catering course. On completion of
the course, I started my own CateringCompany in Motherwell. I have sincebeen booked for two functions and Ihave been able to employ people to helpme with the functions. I would definite-lyrecommendthecentretoothers,espe-cially those that don’t have the financesto pay for further education after com-pleting their matric.”
AQuarterly LabourForce Survey re-vealedthat34.3%oftheNelsonMandelaBay working age residents are unem-ployed.
The reality TrainingCentre providesskills to help eradicate unemploymentand to provide hope and direction tothose that do not see a bright future forthemselves. – REPORTER
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Eckankar: The PE SatsangSociety, a Chartered Affiliate ofECKANKAR, will have a discussionon the book Spiritual Wisdom onLife After Death on 14 May at4pm at the Life Chiropractic andWellness Centre. For more infocontact 063 202 92 01.Hi’s Place Developing Centre:
Will have a prayer service for thesick on 15 May at 6pm. EverySunday there is a service at 9amand Youth Service at 2.30pm. Thevenue is past Greenbushes at theentrance of Sovereign Foods (biggreen buildings). Contact Christoat 082 515 2294.Bluewaterbay Community
Church: Will have a Boot Sale on14 May from 8am. For more infocontact Coleen at 041 466 2348.
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Birdlife EC: A Saturday all dayouting to Van Stadens Gorge andthe Lady Slipper Mountain willtake place on 14 May. Target birds:Narina Trogon, Half-collaredKingfisher, Orange-breastedSunbird and Cape Siskin. Meet at6.45am at Schultz’s, West Street,Newton Park. Contact CliffHopkins at 082 784 3242.Genealogical Society of SA:
The monthly meeting will takeplace on 16 May at 7pm at theLolly Shtein Hall, right at the topof Villiers Road. Jeremy Davis willdiscuss his father’s internmentduring WW11 as well as hisfamily history. Contact AlanMontgomery at 084 981 8491.EP Bonsai Society: The
monthly meeting will take placeon 14 May at 13.45pm for 2pm atthe Sherwood Nursery, WalkerDrive. Pots, tools, wire andfertilizer on sale. Non-memberswelcome for a donation of R10.Free advise on problem trees. Forinfo contact Jenny on083 999 1058.AACL Charity Shop: The
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Drive in Summerstrand. Entranceis R30 per person. Contact DelineEdwards at 083 601 2173.
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Boot Sale: Save-a-Pet will behaving their monthly Boot Sale atthe Elephant Walk Restaurant carpark in Colleen Glen on 14 Mayfrom 8am to 1pm. A restaurant,bar, farm and antique shop will beopen. Contact Michelle at076 195 5426.Boot Sale: The Boot Sale at
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Day at Kragga Kamma Golf courseis on 14 May. This 18-hole IPScompetition is open to all playersand will be a morning field only.Latest tee off will be at 9am. Forbookings contact 041 379 4155.Khayalethu Auction: An
American Auction in aid of theKhayalethu boys will take place on13 May at 7pm. There will be liveentertainment, lots of lucky drawprizes to be won and a 3 coursedinner will be served. Entrance atgate 2, Fettes Road, North End.For more info contact Mimi Ruppat 082 460 4924.
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Gospel Music evening: AGospel Music evening with theJordan Dwellers, in aid of CheshireHomes Cleary Park will take placeon 15 May at 6.30pm at the WestEnd Community Centre. Ticketscost R30. For more info or ticketscontact Zelma at 084 501 1730.VP Reunion: The Victoria Park
High School annual school reunionis on 13 May. All past pupils(1940-1966) are invited to join theprincipal for snacks and refresh-ments in the school hall on 12May at 11am. Contact SharonWilliamson at 041 508 6404.Langarm Dance: Glams
Entertainment is hosting aLangarm Dance on 13 May 2016 atthe Malabar Community Hall. DJClarence will be in attendance.Tickets cost R30. Contact Angie at071 986 5837.Family High Tea: Zahra’s
Oriental Dance Studio is hosting aFamily High Tea, in aid of theEastern Cape Horse Care Unit on14 May at 3pm at Mannas inMontmedy Road (Theesecombe).Enjoy a buffet style tea, gamesand dance entertainment. Tickets:R150 (adults), R80 (childrenunder 12). There will also be anenclosed area for children toplay.Lots of prizes to be won.Contact 084 552 3187.
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40 Aubrey Street, Gelvanpark
MALABAR HAWORTHIADRIVE R690 000
PARKSIDE TOWNHOUSE R450 000
ALGOAPARK DOLFYN FLATS R225 000
KENSINGTONR 460 000
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BOOYSENS PARK R398 000
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SCHAUDERVILLE R450 000 NEG
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ARCADIA R430 000
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Kensington (Buxton Ave):R420 000
Hillside (Carelson Str):R870 000
Bethelsdorp Ext32 (Mahogany Str):R290 000
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LOST/MISSING
1225.
ACVV PE Noordis requesting anyone withinformation with regards
to the identity andwhereabouts ofMasimphiweNgutushe's born
13/10/2008 biologicalfather to please contactthe social worker Ms
Busisiwe Melane (o/h) on041 451 1365 or email
[email protected] biological mother of
the concerned childisMs NolubabaloNgutushe.
.ANYONE WITH
DETAILS PERTAININGto the whereabouts ofLuzuku Samani thebiological father ofIndiphile AngelNongqoto, born2016/04/28, please
contact the social worker,Linda van Zyl, at041-364 1637 or
083 960 3612 with regardsto the adoption of the
child.
ANYONE WITHDETAILS PERTAININGto the whereabouts of“Alex” the biologicalfather of YonwabisaOmila Macoli, born2016/04/19, please
contact the social worker,Linda van Zyl, at041-364 1637 or083 960 3612 with
regards to the adoption ofthe child”.
.The Department ofSocial Development
is requesting anyone withinformation with regardsto the whereabouts of
Ndumiso Magadu who isthe biological father ofLukhanyo Kiviti. Anyonewith information mustplease contact Student
Social Worker Ms A. Lalelaat 041 461 7915/6/7 (o/h)
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(o/h) 08h00-16h30.
The Department ofSocial Development
is requesting anyone withinformation with regards
to the identity andwhereabouts of thebiological father ofCebolethu Sindikoloborn 04/01/2001 tocontact Social Worker
Miss Yolanda Mapuza at041 406 5826/ 5848 (o/h)08h00-16h30 and or fax:041 406 5933. To our
knowledge Cebolethu’sfather is unknown to thechild’s maternal family.
The child’s motherBongiwe Nancy
Sindikolo passed away(died) in March 2006.
.The Department ofSocial Development
is requesting anyinformation with regardsto the family of TulaniMakasi born 14/06/1998to contact Social WorkerMs A.P. Mafongosana
at 041 406 5838(08:00-16:30) or fax to
041 406 5752.To our knowledge, the
biological father,Mpumelelo Siyoyo,
whereabouts is unknown.The biological mother,Funeka Shirley Makasi,
is decesed..
The Department ofSocial Development
is requesting anyone withinformation with regardsto the family of the childOlwethu Voko born
23.03.2000 to contact theSocial Worker: Ms. H.B.Ntlangu at 041 406 5845(o/h) 08h00-16h30 and orfax: 041 406 5752. To ourknowledge the biological
father of the childNzimeni Kamlana.
.The Department ofSocial Development,Eastern Cape Province,Nelson Mandela
District, Ibhayi serviceoffice
is requesting anyone withinformation with regardsto the biological father ofSisipho Mbelu born2009/06/02. Thebiological mother is
Noluthando Mbelu, shedeliberate neglected her.To our knowledge thebiological father of the
child concerned is LindileHlabangeza but his
whereabouts are unknownby the natural mother.The child is currently
under the care of child andyouth care centre since16/09/2015. Anyone whohas information about thebiological father to contactsocial workerMs. NoxoloNube at 041 4065863.
.The Department ofSocial Development
is requesting anyone withinformation with regardsto the whereabouts of the
father of SivenathiKama to contact theSocial Worker: Ms. N.S.Dikana at 041 406 5786(o/h) 08h00-16h30 and or
fax: 041 406 5933.To our Knowledge thebiological mother of thechild Nolusindiso Kama
is deceased. We arelooking for biological
father of the child who isunknown to the family.
.The Department ofSocial Development
is requesting anyone withinformation with regardsto the whereabouts of thefather of Lathitha andPhiwokuhle to contactthe Social Worker: Ms.
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TRADITIONALLY the first European race of theF1 season sees a raft of updatesmade to the cars.It’snodifferentin2016,asteamslooktotakeacru-cial step forward at Spain’s Circuit deCatalunya.
Red Bull Racing dropped the bombshell a fewdays after the Russian Grand Prix that DannilKvyat and Max Verstappen would swop seats.
Ostensibly, the move appears to have beenmade following Kvyat’s attempt at playingbumper carswithSebastianVettel inRussia butthere’s a fair bit more at play than that.Forone,RussiandriverKvyathasn’tbeenthat
impressive in theRedBull alongsideDaniel Ric-ciardo. Then, there’s that incident with the Fer-rari in Russia. However, neither of these twothings is enough to warrant a demotion to thejunior team. Drivers go through indifferentpatches and make mistakes but they aren’tdropped at the first sign of strife, usually.
RomainGrosjean’s troublesome season at Lo-tus and Pastor Maldonado’s F1 career are testa-ment to the fact that teams usually stick it out.But not in Kvyat’s case.
The incident in Russia is nothing more thananexcuse topromoteVerstappen fromToroRos-so into the senior team. While the teenagedDutch driver may be singing Red Bull’s praisesand swearing that he’s never looked elsewherefor a drive, we know better.
It’s only his second F1 season, but it’s obviousthat Verstappen has big potential. This makeshimahotcommodity forother teamsandthere’snobetterwaytokeephimclosethantomovehimto the senior team. Well played Red Bull.Whatadifference12monthscanmake. In 2015
Mercedes’ Nico Rosberg arrived at the SpanishGPunder pressure. This time aroundhe arrivesat the fifth round of the season with four race
wins under the belt and a dominant lead overteammate Lewis Hamilton in the standings.Nowthequestionshifts from“CanNicodoit?”
to “Can he keep doing it?” The German is con-vinced thatHamiltonwill hit back soonandhe’slikely right. However, it’s also a great mentalspace for Rosberg to operate in - take it one raceandonelapatatimeanddon’t takeit forgranted.Besides a bit of brooding on the Russian GP
podium, Hamilton has appeared decidedlychilled, evenapathetic, to his dreadful run so farin 2016. But don’t be fooled by his supposedly in-different approach. The reigning champ morethanhas the skill to hit backhard and just needsto find the sweet-spot for it to be unleashed.From the Ferrari garage the hope is that the
performance deficit in the last race was specificto thecircuit. It could’vebeengiven that theRus-sian circuit is power dominant. But though theymay be closer in Spain it will extremely toughto beat the Silver Arrows around Catalunya.McLaren, already vastly improved in 2016, is
planning to introduce a significant upgrade totheir car this weekend. They hope that a newfloor, wings, and bits of other bodywork will beenoughtopropel theminto the top ten inqualify-ing and a solid points score with both cars.The Haas F1 Teamwill run the upgraded Fer-
rari engine, introduced in Russia, in Spain. TheRenault team will run an updated version oftheir front andrearwings in thehopesofuppingtheir game in a tight mid-field battle.Seven drivers on the current grid have won
the Spanish GP and thanks to its status as a testvenue everyone knows his way around theseparts.Butas familiaras theyarewiththeCircuitdeCatalunya it doesn’t do anything to lessen thechallenge.
NOT ONLY did the Sharks produce easilytheir best performance of the season by beat-ing the Hurricanes 32-15 at Kings Park lastweekend – but demonstrated, too, that theyhave two of South Africa’s best flyhalves intothe bargain.
There really is very little to choose betweenthese twovery fineNo. 10s. They arePatLam-bie, finally back from injury and looking asgood as ever – even if only in a secondary rolethatmust have reminded theNewZealandershowmuchrespecthedeserves.Theother,nat-urally, is Garth April, who has been holdingdown, with great efficiency, the Sharks fly-half role with surprising aplomb.We know all about Lambie and his rapid
rise to the top echelon of our halfback talent– this 25-year-old established Springbok whohas shown class ever since leaving Michael-house School in the KZN Midlands. April isa surprise package: a 23-year-oldwho just lastyear was as yet undiscovered and playingclub rugby in the Eastern Cape.
What a country this is for flyhalf talent. Intime these two could set up a rivalry such asthat between Dawie de Villiers and the mer-curial Jannie Barnard setting the South Afri-can rugby world alight with their rivalry.Then along came the Diggers darling, GeraldBosch.
So to the Lambie and April rivalry. Howwill they fare in thebattle for flyhalf suprema-cy ahead? Here’s a thought: perhaps theywon’t need to. Keith Oxlee, until he estab-lishedhimself as “supremo”had toworkhardto reach and maintain his position as the No.1. Lambie strikes one as a member of the Ox-leekind–anallroundplayerof of the topeche-
lon: amaster distributor, an excellent and ac-curate goal and touchline kicker, a defenderalways tobe countedon. Seemingly,April hasall these gifts, too – in abundance. The twomight evenbeplayed together;April at centreand Lambie, a player who strikes one as theslightly more astute, at No. 10. As the sayinggoes, bothplayershave it – that special ability– “in spades”. Time will tell.Whatever the future holds for the Sharks:
includingbothwithApril at centre,AndreEs-terhuizen or Paul Jordaan, preferably the lat-ter, could be retained and “benched”. Thingsthen would certainly be looking up for theSharks, perhaps even the Springboks.To return to theKings Park game; themeri-
torious defeat inflicted on the Hurricanes –not generally expected, it should be noted –has shifted the Sharks to eighth place on theoverall log after 10 matches, directly behindthe Bulls in sixth place and the Lions in sev-enth, both from nine matches. Until halftimeit was 8-all, JP Pietersen, with his first try,bringing to scores toparity. Itwasnosurprisewhen the ever-alert Pietersen pickedup a sec-ond try (andMan of theMatch) as the Sharksbegan to take control in a secondhalf that pro-duced some fine rugby – the Hurricanes try-ing desperately to play catch-up, but to noavail against a KZN side playing their bestrugby of the season.Here at home thePEKings, doing their best
to play catch-up, found themselves oncemoreon thereceivingendof 34-18defeat at five triesto two. In an often ragged game the Kingscould simply not stay the pace and after lead-ing at halftime it was mostly downhill for thehome side.
TALKINGF1:NATALIE LE CLUE
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TriaFun this weekendThe final roundof theEasternProvinceTriath-lon Association Tri-a-Fun Series takes placethisSundaymorningatPollokBeachwithbothindividual and team entry available for prima-ry schools, high schools and adults.A great array of prizes will be up for grabs in-cluding prizes for the top 3 in the various disci-plines andage groups. Prizes for the eventhavebeen sponsored by Sharwoods, Toby’s Caltex,Cytomax, Kauai, Triangle Sports, Adidas, Per-formance Bikes and Hooke Sea Fishing.See www.Tri-a-Fun.com for further info and to regis-ter before entries close on Friday at 12 noon.
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THESunridgeVillageFamilyRun/Walkwillbeheld on Saturday, May 14 at 7am.
Beingthe10thanniversaryof thisevent,orga-nisedbythePEAmateurAthleticClubandSun-ridgeVillageShoppingCentre, it promises tobethe greatest to date. Their aim this year is arecord breaking 2500 competitors.
A special 10th anniversary commemorativemedal will be handed to the first 1220 finishersin the 10km, as well as the first 1220 finishersin the 5km events. This special medal is de-signed to be used as a key ring as well.This will once again be a fun-filled family af-
fair with fantastic hampers, lucky draws andsomemajor prizes. These include aR2 500 shop-ping experience from Sunridge SuperSpar, amajor sponsor to the event.
“AlthoughanofficialEPAParticipatingRoadRunning League event, it also caters for thewhole family with distances of both 5km and10km,”saidSuzanneFincham,CentreManagerat Sunridge Village Shopping Centre.
The school with the most bulk entries in the5km race will earn themselves a R1000 prize.There is also a special prize for the companywith the most bulk entries.
Otherfuncategoryprizes includefirstFamilyHome,ParentandPram,DadandDogandMomand Tot. However, there is a restriction of 1 dogper entry. Entrantswanting to qualify for thesespecial prizesmust indicate this at registration.
Timed results will be available for both the10km and 5km events. These will be posted onthe windows in front of Sunridge Build It, andon their website www.sunridgevillage.co.zashortly after the prize giving.
The first 1 000 pre-entries at one of the follow-ing shops at Sunridge Village Shopping Centrewill receive a special eventT-shirt: SpecSavers,PostNet and Myburg’s Sports. Other venueswhere pre-entries can be made are at all majorsport shops in Port Elizabeth as well as Brock-ett’s Sports in Uitenhage. Bulk and pre-entriesclose onWednesday, May 11 at 5pm. Festivitieskickoff onFriday,May13at 5pmwithpre-regis-tration and late entries in the mall.
10th SunridgeVillagefamily run onMay 14
FORD released its new Ranger at the end oflast year, just a fewmonths before theFebrua-ry launch of one of its biggest competitors, theToyota Hilux.
And the competition is stiff, with the Ran-ger baggingmany prestige local awards in re-cent months,while the Hilux topped the salesin March and April.
Ford’s Ranger and Everest were recentlyannounced as winners in the 2016 Drive Out/WegRy 4x4 of the Year Awards. In theseawards the New Ford Ranger was announcedDouble Cab of the Year with the all-new FordEverest taking top award for the SUV seg-ment.This follows close on theheels of theRanger
beingnamed one ofCarMagazine’sBest Buysfor 2016 winning the best double cab bakkietitle for a fifth year in a row.
The generous size of the Ranger’s cabin,high specification level, refinement and ridecomfort, as well as the rugged looks and per-formance, were all praised by the Car editori-al team.You justhave to goonanyschool run, rugby
or festival day and just see how many doublecabs are parked there in themiddle of the con-crete jungle.
It’s used on the school run, office run, forholidays and has become the family car formany.
And toaccommodate thosewho like todriveabakkie,without feeling that they are drivinga bakkie, the new Ranger is laden with com-fort and convenience features, not tomentionthe fact that the test model had an automatictransmission – making up for what I believethe worst thing about driving a bakkie is –changing those gears.
And then there is the rear camera – which(in my opinion) should be compulsory for allbakkies used on the school run.The refreshed line-up of Rangers, which
have been available in SA since Novemberlast year, comprises 33 models including Sin-
gle Cab, Super Cab, Double Cab andWildtrak.The new Ranger is produced at Ford’s Sil-
vertonAssemblyPlant inPretoriaandexport-ed to 148 markets in Africa and Europe. TheDuratorq TDCi engines are manufactured atthe Struandale Engine Plant in PE.
ExteriorThe new design gives the Ranger a bolder,
more sophisticated appearance and the testmodel was the double cab variety.For those who like to drive on the wildside
the Ranger has 800mm water wading depthand 230mm of ground clearance.
InteriorFord has gone to a lot of trouble with high
tech features, suchas theFordSync2 infotain-ment system with an eight-inch touchscreen(on thehigher specmodels) to create a car likeinterior and make you forget you are sittinginside a bakkie.SYNC®2, the latest generation of Ford’s in-
car connectivity system, is standard on thenew Ranger XLT andWildtrak models. Usingnatural voice commands, the driver can con-trol the car’s climate controls, entertainmentsystem and phone functions.The new Ranger also features a 240-volt
power socket that can be used to power yourlaptop or cellphone.The Ranger line-up features Electronic Sta-
bilityProgram(ESP)andABSasstandard fea-tures on all but the Base model (where ABSis an option).In addition, the top-specification new Ran-
ger Wildtrak offers a wide range of first-in-class driver aids including Lane KeepingAlert and Lane Keeping Aid, Adaptive CruiseControl with Forward Alert, Tyre PressureMonitoring System, Driver ImpairmentMon-itor, as well as Front and Rear Park Assist.The Wildtrak can be specified in 3.2 TDCi
4x2 manual or automatic, or the range-top-ping 4x4 Automatic.
EngineThe Ranger range is powered by the latest-
generation Duratorq TDCi engine and Durat-ec petrol engine.Ford engineers fine-tuned the suspension
of the new version for additional comfort andbetter handling.
One of the other ways of taking the bakkieout of a bakkie for the way it is used thesedays, the Ranger has an electric power-assist-ed steering (EPAS) system. This allows forlight and manageable steering for low-speedmanoeuvring – very useful in shopping cen-tre parking lots and tight spaces on the schoolrun –while out on the open road andat higherspeed the EPAS ensures precise steering.
Ford’s 3.2-litreDuratorqTDCi five-cylinderdiesel engine tops the range. According toFord, the upgrades include a new exhaust gasrecirculation system that helps improve fuelefficiency by up to 18 percent, while still pro-ducing 147kW of power and 470Nm of torque.
The 2.2-litre four-cylinder Duratorq TDCihas also been upgraded for better perform-ance and efficiency. The peak outputs of thehigh-power derivative climb from 110kW onthe previous model, to 118kW while torque isboosted by 10Nm to 385Nm.
An economical mid-power 2.2 DuratorqTDCi engine is also available in certain mod-els, producing 88kW and 285Nm.
The new Ranger is also available withFord’s 2.5-litre Duratec petrol engine, provid-ing 122kW of power and 226Nm of torque.
Depending on model derivative, the newRanger is equipped with a six-speed manualor automatic transmission, or a five-speedmanual on the mid-output diesel and petrolversions.
The prices for the New Ranger double cabs range fromR290 900 to R597 900. The vehicle test driven wasthe 3.2 TDCi XLT 4X4 Automatic which retails forR567 900.
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Will I buy a Ranger if I could afford it?I still prefer SUV’s so I would rather go for the 7seaterFord Everest which is the SUV version of the Ranger.But if it has to be a bakkie, then the Ranger is definitelyloaded with high tech, comfort and convenience featureswhich will make yousoon forget that it is a bakkie andthat you will sometimes have to sacrifice tight parkingspaces.
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ALGOA Motorsport will be holding Round 4 ofthe Regional Championships on May 14 at theAldo Scribante Circuit.
One of the highlights of the day is the returnof the Dunlop Eastern Cape Historic series tothe Aldo Scribante Circuit.
Chris Radloff, current leader on points, is go-ing to have to pull out all the stops with back-in-form Wayne Botha showing real pace in EastLondon. The BMW 2002TI of Rob Rowe hasproved to be quick around Aldo Scribante andwill certainly be a contender for the class win.
Class A should see Derek Boy from Queens-town in the Chev Can AM take honours. Bren-dan Smith and Jason Greyling, both local lads,will be looking for victory in class B. Class Cshould see Ryno Burger and Shaun Rudolphfighting for the win.
Class D has proved to be the most competitiveclass with no fewer than 7 cars going head tohead. Some spectacular racing is expected withthe likesofFordEscort,Fairlane,Capri,Anglia,Alfa Sprint, Alfa GTV, Opel Kadett, Toyota Co-rona, Nissan Skyline, Datsun SSS, BMW 2002TIand of course the Chev Can Am in action.
The Marque Cars; Street and Fine Cars willalso take to the track, and the day will end witha 45 min Endurance Race for Sport and GT cars.
The motorcycle rounds promise to provide
lots of action, with some of the Unlimited and600cc riders taking to the track in the HistoricMotorcycle category as well, for the first time.
This category is really taking off locally, aswell as nationally, with the newly formed Clas-sic Superbike Racing Association, incorporat-ing events such as the SATT; All MotorcycleRace Day at East London on 28 May and theever popular PE200 on November 19, 2016.
Spectators will now be able to see some oftheir favourite riders competing in the modernas well as historic events.
Rory Potgieter, from East London, will be inhis debut ride, taking over his father, IrfaanJohnson’s Pre-sling. Irfaan will be debuting hislatest Historic motorcycle, a 750cc Pre-Sling,withan1100motor, fondlyknownasthe“Seven-eleven”, at the event.
Spectators should note that the Zone 2 Coegaentrance is currently closed for an upgrade, sotheywillneedto taketheNo764CoegaIDZturn-off, and proceed to Neptune Road. They shouldturn right, and go through the Security Boom,then keep straight until they reach LwandleRoad, where they should turn right and contin-ue on to the circuit entrance.
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SUNDAY May 15 sees the World Sports BettingEast Cape Derby come to Fairview Racecoursein in what will undoubtedly be a bumper familyday out.
Racegoers will be treated to great horsera-cing,aswellasahostofentertainmentandcom-petitions throughout the day.
The two main races, the WSB EC Derby (Gr3)over 2400m and the Epol Dahlia Plate (L) over1200m, include prize money of R350 000 andR150 000 respectively.
Food stalls at Fairview on the day will be sell-ing a host of delicious refreshments. For thoseinterested in more formal hospitality options,the HB Christian Room will be hosting a deli-cious buffet luncheon for R250 per person,
which also includes a complimentary welcomegift and Computaform. The dress code is formaland the theme is Run of the Roses.
Adding to the creative flair of the day willbe a flower arrangement competition by localflorists. The arrangements will be auctioned offat each table in aid of Community Chest.
There will also be a Nelson Mandela Metro-politan University (NMMU) fashion show anddesign competition.
For the kids, there will be an adventure andactivities area which includes a jumping castle,target shooting, sky runners, face painting, po-nyridesandarangeofgiantgamessuchaspick-up sticks, jenga, snakes and ladders and domi-noes–aguaranteeofhoursof funcomeraceday.
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