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40 000 COPIESWEEKLY

PORT ELIZABETH

WEDNESDAY, June 25, 2014 Tel: 041 503 6111 | Email: [email protected] | Motherwell, KwaDwesi, KwaZakhele, New Brighton, Zwide, KwaNobuhle & Bethelsdorp Editor: Bettie Giliomee

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Cylinders rebored Crankshafts reground Con-rods resizedCyl-heads skimmed Cyl-heads overhauled Aluminium welding

39 Hart Street, Sidwell,Port Elizabeth 6001

Tel 041 453 3226

- 082 774 1328

- 082 451 8501

DAVE

MARK

Plus a variety of reconditioned cylinder heads And crankshafts for sale

X1NUV4G9-250614-PX-ebkker-wsquard

OSMANSCASH & CARRY

3 PLATE GAS

BURNER STOVE2 PLATE GAS

BURNER STOVE

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4 PLATE GAS

BURNER STOVE

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VALID WHILE STOCKS LAST!

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STILL THE CHEAPEST IN TOWN!STILL THE CHEAPEST IN TOWN!

CREDIT CARDS

ACCEPTED

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FOLDING

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valid from25 June - 16 July 2014

GREEN WHEELBARROW

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20L

30L R85,00

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GRATE

BLUE

GLASS

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LASHEIGH LUCAS

THEgreat sporting rivalry in the pastbetween Loyiso High School andKwaZakhele High School will be re-vived when they take each other onin the first township schools derby

day “Mother of All Schools Derby” at the DanQeqe Stadium on Friday, June 27.

This is part of a project to promote rugby inthe townships. This project is the only one of itskind in the country, said MD Bantwini Matika

fromSportsRevolution.Theproject is, as its slo-gan states, laying the “foundation today for the2019 Rugby World Cup”.The event is sponsored by Willem Oliphant,

MD and owner of GAPManagement and presi-dent of the Despatch Rugby Club. Theywork inassociation with Sports Revolution to reviverugby in the townships.“It is recognized that rugby and recreation

can play a significant role in neighbourhood re-newal and that rugby can be particularly effect-ive inaddressingdisaffectionamongyoungpeo-ple,” said Matika.

What makes the clash between Loyiso HighandKwaZakhele high evenmore excting is thatthe schools, which were among the first to beestablished in Port Elizabeth townships are oldrivals on the sport field. “When they played inthosedayseverythingcametoastandstill,” saidMatika.With thesponsorshipofGAPmanagementall

the team members will receive new jerseys onthe derby day. A first aid team will also bepresent.According toMatika, the daywill be all about

the promotion of rugby and the purpose of the

initiative is to increase quality rugby opportun-ities for township school learners.“As part of the project, physical education at

the schools will be effectively linked with localcommunity clubs, sports facilities and develop-ment programmes in disadvantaged areas,”said Matika. Team members will also receivequality training from the Despatch TrainingClub.School Governing Board members, princi-

pals, teachers, learners, parents, communitymembers andVIP guests fromboth schoolswillbe attending the sports day on Friday.

Loyiso,KwaZakheleHighclash in rugby revival

Rugby fever is hotting up in theFriendly City for the test betweenSouth Africa and Scotland thisSaturday in the Nelson MandelaBay Stadium. Both teams arrived inthe city on Sunday for the matchwhich is the last in the Castle LagerIncoming series. Receiving anespecially warm welcome in hishome town was former Grey Highpupil Siya Kolisi. He made his fullSpringbok debut against Scotlandin Nelspruit in June last year at theage of 22. He is a firm favourite tobe included in the Springbok teamfor the clash which will beannounced today at 12pm. Ticketsfor the match vary from R75 toR450 and are available fromComputicket. PHOTO: DEON FERREIRA

RugbyRugbytest fevertest fevermountsmounts

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INa first for theBay, newmobile solar chargingstations have recently been installed on NelsonMandela Metropolitan University campuses.

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“TheMobileSolarChargingUnitoffersasolu-tion toouralreadydepletedenergy supplies andan opportunity to alleviate someof the pressureon our overloaded power grids,” said NMMUSeniorSupportServicesManagerNikkiBrown.

Students are able to utilise the unit to chargetheir phones at no cost to them. Each of thesecharging stations has the capacity to charge 72phones at once using only the power of the sun.

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The University has entered into an agree-ment with Full Nine Yards for the placementof 15 such units across the Port Elizabeth andGeorge Campuses.

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IMAGINE a tablet PC that can operate with-out electricity, running on full power eventhrough power outages, a device that will bean answer to help residents in areas that haveintermittent access to electricity.

You no longer have to imagine as two PortElizabeth entrepreneurs have come up withan answer – theMillbug Vuya Tablet PC, a so-lar powered tablet PC that will help userswith no electricity.Sabelo Sibanda (30) and Thulilsile Volwana

(22), from Walmer, who are part of the Shan-duka Black Umbrellas, conceived the tabletthrough their company, Millbug (Pty) Ltd.According to them, the tablet will retail for

no more than R1499.99 to ensure that it iswithin reach of its intended users.Millbug, which concentrates on technolo-

gy hardware and web development, believesthat the Vuya Tablet PC will allow for great-er participation of Africans in the digitaleconomy. Less than one percent of contentonline is created by Africans, they say, andthis alarming statistic needs urgent atten-tion.“Instead of celebrating the rise of the Afri-

can consumer, this device seeks to catalysethe rise of the African producer,” said Sib-inda.Volwana is an Economics graduate at

NMMU and Sabelo Sibanda is an MBA stu-dent at the Edinburgh Business School at He-riot-Watt University in Scotland.Sibanda said Millbug was registered in

April 2012 and it cameabout througha chancemeeting with Fred Roed, of World Wide Crea-tive. He made them aware of the opportuni-ties in technology and, more specifically, thevast opportunities in South Africa.

The Vuya Tablet PC is de-scribed as “a rugged, yet aesthet-ically pleasing tablet that effort-lessly runs on the Android 4.4KitKat operating system.”“Vuya means ‘be happy’ in

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this tablet has a 1.2 GHz processor, 512 MB ofRAM, 4 GB of storage a photovoltaic (solar)power source as well as the ability to becharged using USB or a conventional poweroutlet,’ said Sibanda.Volwana and Sibanda joined the Shanduka

Black Umbrellas incubation programmewhich helps budding entrepreneurs andsmall businesses because it offered a firm like

theirs unprecedented opportunities to makea contribution to society.Sibanda and Volwana said they see their

business becoming the leading mobile solu-tions company in Africa by 2020 – and this istheir goal.Asked how their company differed from

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REPORTER

POPULARradio presenter and journalist, KuliRobertswas hosted in theBay on a “Sho’t Left”visit at the end ofMay and had social networksabuzz about activities and sites in and aroundNelson Mandela Bay.

NelsonMandela Bay Tourism (NMBT) CEO,Mandlakazi Skefile, said that in a time whensocial media are a highly effective marketingtool it is important that they find a channelthrough which to reach relevant target audi-ences. “Therefore we warmly welcomed MsRoberts who was able to share and showcasethe destination through first-hand experiencesrelevant to her followers.”“Sho’t Left” is a domestic campaign by SA

Tourism that aims to promote a culture of localholiday travel, targeting ordinary South Afri-cans and their familieswhohaveadesire to seemore of the country but don’t know where togo even if it is just for a short breakaway.The campaign is aimed at young upcoming

individuals, independent couples and families,with research into the domestic tourism mar-ket indicating that over 5-million South Afri-cans have both the resources and the desire totravel.

Together with industry stakeholders theSho’t Left campaign included a luxurious ho-tel stay, what to do in and around the city,Route67andTheDonkinaswell asa tripTsit-sikamma National Park to name a few.“These activities and Roberts’s interpreta-

tionof themwereall capturedbyBayTVadd-ing additional value and mileage to market-ing NelsonMandela Bay as the ideal place tovisit. Keep a look out for when the programswill air on channel 260,” added Skefile.Roberts, originally born in Uitenhage,

shared many tweets during her stay, such as“Port Elizabeth you are beautiful and I’mgrateful for the awesome hospitality. I loveyour people and U”.Roberts said shewas amazed at the cleanli-

ness of the city, friendliness of the people andthe relaxed atmosphere experienced; there-fore she shared this and more with over twohundred thousand Twitter followers.One of her Twitter followers @slindelez

tweeted “@kuliroberts u’ve definitely solddis place 2 me. I plan 2 do more research soi can go der 4 my next shotleft.”For events and destination information

visit www.cnmt.co.za or follow twitter@Nmandelabay or Facebook on www.face-book.com/nelsonmandelabay.

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A BUDDING songstress from Veeplaas is mak-ing waves in the music industry with her newsingle “Amaqhawe”, which she says celebratesthecountry’s20yearsof freedomandtheheroesthat changed the country.Pamela Jikwa affectionately known as Pam,

said she will be releasing her debut album“Amasi”soon.Shehasalreadyshot threemusicvideos and performed in the United Kingdomat WOMEX (World Music Expo).Pam said she wrote her single “Amaqhawe”

as an expression of her emotions and seeing thecelebrations of 20 years of freedom.“I asked myself ‘how can I express myself or

what do I remember in the past?’ All I couldthink of was the heroes who contributed to ourfreedom and I decided to write a song aboutthem. People forget easily and this song is myway of reminding them where we come from,’she said.Pam, who attended school at Kwama- gxaki

High School and participated in the school andchurch choir, started singing professionallywhile part of a group called “Isaphetha” whichshe saidwas popular in the province years ago.“I then joinedTakeNoteasa leadvocalist.Withall these groups I travelled places and per-formedall over the country sharing stageswith

big names. I grew fast and decided to go soloand record this album,” she said.On her new album,which she said has amix

of Afro soul, Jazz, traditional and R&B, Pamworked with producers Mlamli Nganase andSiya Somthunzi.For her local fans who are eager to see her

perform, Pam said she is waiting for confirma-tion to perform at the eBubeleni Festival. Shewill also be performing in August aroungGau-teng in a series of events.Forher single, smsAmaqhawe to 48776or for

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THEmajority of theSPARProteasnetball teamwill be in action when the players turn out fortheir respective institutionsat thenationaluni-versity championships in Port Elizabeth laterthis month.NMMUwill play host to theUniversity Sport

SouthAfrica (Ussa) tournament,whichwill see36 teams from 34 universities doing battle be-tween June 30 and July 4.TheSouthCampus indoorcourts inSummer-

strand will be the venue for the A-sectiongames, while the pool B and C games will takeplace on the North Campus courts.SPAR Madibaz netball manager Theresa le

Roux said the A sectionwould be hotly contest-edasthetopeight teamswouldqualify foraspotin this year’s edition of the televised VarsityNetball competition.“Thetopsix teamsinthissection formtheSu-

per league, while the bottomhalf constitute the

Premier league.”Le Roux said the 12 universities would play

each other in a round-robin format, with thebottom two Super teams then playing offagainst the top two Premier sides to determinethe top eight overall.The host team has yet to earn its maiden vic-

tory in the competition but will receive high-level guidance from assistant coach and SouthAfrica’s most-capped player Zanele Mdodana.Le Roux said the odds-on favourites for the

title would be defending champions Kovsies(University of the Free State), with strong chal-lenges from the likes ofTuks (University of Pre-toria) and Pukke (North-West University).“The Proteas are fresh from a three-match

testseriesagainstScotlandinCapeTown,sothepublic can look forward to some fantastic net-balling performances.”SPAR Eastern Cape advertising and promo-tions manager Wendy Westraadt said the re-tailer was proud to be involved with anothertop-flight netball tournament after assistingwith the international Diamond Challengeand Tri-Nations series in the metro late lastyear.“We are committed to the development of

women’s sport andwe’re pleased to play a sup-porting role in netball at both a local and na-tional level.”SPAR Madibaz squad: Arne Rust (c), Kara

Willemse, Eileen van Zyl, Bavu Matyumza,Nandipha Jack, Siphokazi Mapakati, NatasjaFox, DanielleHofsetter, NobuPhuza,HlumisaSithonga and Zanele Vimbela.For more information, visit

www.sport.nmmu.ac.za or findMadibaz4U onFacebook and Twitter. – REPORTER

Proteas clashat studentchampionships inPE

The SPAR Madibaz netball team will be one of36 teams from 34 universities contesting theUniversity Sport South Africa (Ussa) tourna-ment from June 30 to July 4 at NMMU in PortElizabeth. PHOTO:SUPPLIED

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AS soccer fever is running high with the 2014FIFAWorld Cup, local junior soccer stars bat-tled it out for the 2014 Spur Masidlale SoccerLeague winning trophy in Port Elizabeth re-cently.

Ten boys’ and girls’ teams gave it their allduring the final playoffs at the NU2 Stadiumin Motherwell following an action packed se-ries of exciting soccer.Organisers said Empumalanga boys’ team

showed they were true champions finishingconvincingly first with 21 points, followed byImbasa with 16 points and and Mboniselo inthird place with 14 points.The girls team from Mboniselo however

clinched the top spot with 18 points, followedby Melisizwe second with 16 points and Enk-wenkwezini in a close third with 15 points.Teachers, local coaches and players partici-

pated in a nine-week series during which tenschools entered their top teamswithkidsagedbetween nine and 13 years.Each team comprised seven players with

three substitutes. Three points were awardedfor a win and two points for a draw, while aloss received zero points. The boys’ and girls’teams finishing top of the log will win a spe-cial Spur lunch and PSL mascot experience.According to Khakhi Diala of the Spur

Group, the programme is currently recog-nised as one of the leading youth soccer devel-opment initiatives in the country.“We started with 12 one-day coaching clin-

ics in 2005, but the league has grown steadilyand has highlighted the huge need for initia-tives that provide a platform for youth devel-opment.Althoughnumbers are limited to 200 partic-

ipants per region, we havemanaged to drasti-cally improve the level of skills training forboth coaches and learners,” said Diala.Diala further emphasised that the most re-

warding aspect of this corporate investmentinitiativewas that it gave the group the oppor-tunity to change lives.“Soccer is just the toolwe’reusing.Our goal

is to empower both the coaches and the kidswith important life skills, which will equipthem to be role models in their communitieslong after the SpurMasidlale league comes toa close,” stated Diala.

The life skills training for the coaches wasfacilitated by Macsteel Maestros Life Skillsand specifically targeted areas that will in-crease players’ self-confidence and self-es-teem, while promoting positive behaviouralshifts. This will enable players to cope betterwith matters at home, in their football lives,and equip them with better decision-makingskills.“Spur Steak Ranches is truly invested in

our youth and apart from the Masidlale Soc-cer League, support a number of youth sportdevelopment projects that promote a healthy,active, outdoor lifestyle, including the SpurSchool Mountain Bike League, Spur Adven-ture Series, Spur Ironkids Aquathlon, JuniorArgus and several other events,”concludedDiala.

2014MasidlaleSoccer League champions crowned

SELBY MADIKANE

MOTHERWELL Football Association (MO-FA) celebratedYouthDaybyholding its inau-gural MOFA Womens Football June 16 JuneTournament at Motherwell NU 9 Stadium.

The teams which participated in the tour-nament were Tomorrow Stars, PE College,FC Motherwell and Young Romans.The tournament started in a round robin

format and endedup inknockout stagewherethe two teams with highest points clashed inthe finals.

In the finals Stars collected the silverwareafter beating PE College 4-3 on penalties fol-lowing the 1-1 fulltime score. Stars wenthome with a floating trophy and 20 gold med-als while the students received 20 silver med-als.Brilliant Stars player Anelisa Ndyebi was

voted the player and top goal scorer of thetournament. Other individual awardswent toStars goalkeeper and defender, with their

coach Ntombekhaya Tose also receiving atrophy.

FirstMOFAWomen’s Football Tourney held

Tomorrow Stars Anelisa Ndyebi (maroon) andFC Motherwell defender Phumelela Rasmenijostle for the ball. PHOTO:SELBY MADIKANE

SELBY MADIKANE

KWAZAKHELE based semi-professionalside Morning Stars ended the season on alow note when they were drubbed 4-0 byAngavu Stars in their ABC Motsepe Sec-ond Division game at their own huntingground, Zwide Stadium, on June 16.

The Queenstown side played as if theywere the host right from the outset.The homeside’s former player, Lutho

Totwana,was the star of theMorning Starsmidfielders. He released an accurate passto Muzi Mnguni who scored the opening

goal in the 38th minute.The Queenstown boys continued with

their hard work. As a result they wereawarded a penalty which Totwana scoredwith ease to make the score-line 2-0 in the67th minute.

Mnguni increased his goal tally to twoafter he received a top-class pass from Siy-abonga Mbizela.The final score ended 4-0 in favour of An-

gavu Stars when Zukile Malizana bangedin his side’s last goal in the last minute ofthe game.AngavuStars coachMondli Funani stat-

ed his side’s successwas attributed to hardwork, discipline, dedicationand determination.Highbury failed to impress

their fans with a 1-1 awaydraw with Cloud 9 in Gins-berg.

Other ABC Motsepe SecondDivision results:*Kokstad Liverpool 1-0 Red Stars*Tornado 2-0 Champion*Matta Milan 6-0 OR Tambo Cos-

mos*Cacadu United 2-0 Umtata Bucks*FC Buffalo 4-1 JB Milan.

MorningStarsgodown toAngavuStars

Siyabulela Skweyiya (MorningStars) is chased by SiyabongMbizela (Angavu Stars).

PHOTO:SELBY MADIKANE

SELBY MADIKANE

RUGBY was the winner when MotherwellUnited RFC managed to steal the lead andbeat Despatch Oostelikes 22 -17 in their Ad-amsCupgameatMotherwellNU1RugbySta-dium on Saturday.

This despite Motherwell being 10-14 downat one point in the tightly fought match.Oostelikes outside centre AJ Roman

kicked three quick penalties to put his side9-0 ahead.United decreased the deficit to 9-7 with a

try scored by Anathi Ndoda whose conver-sionwas successfully taken by SomaKobese.Oostelikes left-wing Embrose Fillis scored

their first unconverted try to take the scoreto 14-7. Unitedwere awarded a penaltywhichKobese kicked through the poles once againto reduce the deficit to 14-10. Both sides wentto break with the visitors leading with fourpoints.In the second-half United came out smok-

ing and their hardworking lock-forwardSithembiso Sigutya scored their second trywhich stole the lead from Oostelikes with ascore of 15-14.The homeside’s supporters were over the

moon when their outside centre Mhlangabe-zi Menjeni scored a converted try by AndileRhune to take his side 22-14 in front.Oostelikes made matters worse for the

hosts as they piled on more pressure. Moremistakes were committed by United’s for-wards resulting in a penalty which AJ Ro-man kicked successfully to make the finalscore 22-17.Home supporters heaved a sigh of relief

when referee Ampie Swart ended the game.Oostelikes PRO George Potgieter commend-ed United and his youthful side who had agood run.In the reserve sides section both teams

played to a15- all draw.

DespatchOostelikes lose their lead

Oostelikes wing Sebastian Johannes kicks aball while Motherwell United No 8 SibusisoHewana attempts to close him with refereeAmpie Swart running closer to the action.

PHOTO:SELBY MADIKANE

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