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THE15-year oldVuyoka-zi Hlwatika of Uitenha-ge has been accepted asa student at the OprahWinfrey Leadership
Academy for Girls.
Vuyokazi of Bauhinia Street,Rosedale, who is known as Vuyo tofamily and friends, will be studyingGrade 10 at the famous UnitedStates TV-host’s academy in Johan-nesburg from next year.
Vuyo will be part of the thirdgroup of girls drawn from across thecountry to study at the academywhich was first opened in 2006. Thesecond group matriculated at theschool a week ago.
“This is a dream come true forme. I am so excited to be selected tojoin the academy,” said Vuyo, show-ing PE Express Indaba the letter ofacceptance from the institution’shead, Anne van Zyl.
The youngest daughter of the lateReverend Madoda and ThembisaHlwatika is a born leader and hasserved in many leadership posi-tions.
She is a former headgirl of Con-vent Primary School and member ofRiebeek College’s Learners Repre-sentative Council (LRC). She as-pires to become a Forensic Scientist
- specialising in blood splatter pat-tern analysis - which she hopes tostudy at UCT or at an American Uni-versity.
She attributes her success to be-ing ambitious, goal-setting andhard working.
Vuyo decided to join Oprah Win-frey’s academy when she saw the ad-vert in a magazine at the school li-brary only two days before the clos-ing date.
“There was no way I could cut outthe advert in the school’s magazine,so I told my mother about the ad-vert. We quickly bought the maga-zine and emailed the applicationfrom an internet cafe,” said Vuyoproudly. She had to write three testsand was interviewed before she fi-nally received the letter with thegood news.
Her mother, Thembisa, a formerteacher, thanks God for being a truesaviour who answers prayers.
“Vuyo likes school. I believe thatas a disciplined hard worker she isgoing to be successful at the acade-my. I brought my children up withChristian values and respect,” saidThembisa.
Vuyo’s eldest sisters Nozuko (20)is studying Business ManagementDiploma at Varsity College in CapeTown while Nolubabalo (19), aformer Miss PE Teen, studies BACorporate Communications at thesame institution in PE.
AnoverjoyedVuyoHlwatika (15) of Uitenhage cannot wait to join the Oprah Winfrey Leadership Academy for Girls nextyear. Photo: NCEBA DLADLA
Local girl chosen for Oprah’s school
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THE long-awaited Integrated Pub-lic Transport System (IPTS) hasbeen launched officially on No-vember29andisset tostartoperat-ing soon.
Libhongolethu, meaning OurPride, is an integrated public trans-port system that is safe, affordableand efficient.“This transport systembringsusclos-er to becoming a world-class city thatwill empower and benefit the resi-dents and commuters of the Bay,”stated a press release issued by themunicipality.
Libhongolethu, the pilot project ofthe R1-billion public transportproject, rolls out with the following
seven routes running between PortElizabeth, Despatch and Uitenhage
Route 300: PE CBD – TriangleStart point: Lillian Diedericks
building, Govan Mbeki Avenue. Busstops used: Mostly median stops indedicated lanes. Direction of service:Triangle will be operated in both theclockwise and anti-clockwise direc-tion
• Time of operation: 6am - 8pm(weekdays) 8am - 8pm (Saturdays andSunday)
• 10 minute intervals in peak hour
Route 301: PE CBD – CoegaStart point: Lillian Diedericks
• Time of operation: 6.30am - 8pm(weekdays), 7am-8pm(SaturdaysandSundays)
• 10-minute intervals in peak
Route 303: PE CBD – AirportStart point: Lillian Diedericks
building, Govan Mbeki Avenue. Endpoint: Port Elizabeth InternationalAirport. Bus stops used: existingkerb-side stops.
• Time of operation: 5.30am - 8pm(weekdays), 8am-8pm(SaturdaysandSundays)
• 20-minute intervals in peak hours
Route 304: PE CBD – GreenacresStart point: LillianDiedericksbuild-
ing, Govan Mbeki Avenue. Bus stopsused:Medianstops in IPTSlanes,kerb-side stops on loop around Greenacres.Direction of services: Greenacres loopwill be operated anti-clockwise
• Time of operation: 6am - 8pm(weekdays), 8am- 8pm (Saturdays andSundays)
Algoa Road. Bus stops used: kerb-sidestops. Direction of service:KwaNobuhle loopwill beoperatedan-ti-clockwise
• Time of operation: off-peak serv-ice 8am-3pm (Mondays to Sundays)
• 30-minute intervals
A cash payment system will applyto all buses. Fares are the same as Al-goa Bus rates, starting from about R8a ticket for early morning passengers,to R11 depending on the route.
THE inaugural Ebubeleni ArtsFestival scheduled for December29 in Nelson Mandela Bay Metro,boasts a strong and exciting line-up of national and local artists,with the aim of making this an an-nual event.
Ebubelenimeans “friendly” and isa reference to PE being known as theFriendly City. It will be held at theHeatherbankSportsClub inWalmer.Among the national acts are the
Parlotones, Stimela, Zonke, TheoKgosinkwe, Toya Delazy, AKA andMiCasa; while five local acts andbands will also perform.“We have been carefully planning
this event for the past five years andfeel the time is right to stage it now.
This is because we have the neces-sary capabilities and capacity topresent a very successful event,”said the show’s producer Tembi Ma-hambehlala.“We felt PE deserves a signature
event like this. For a long time PEhas been a spectator while other ma-jormetros in the countryhost annualevents of this nature boosting tour-ism in those regions. We want thisevent to contribute to job creation inthe region as we all know how direthe economy is in the country, espe-cially in this region,” said Maham-behlala.According to Mahambehlala, the
line-up was deliberately designed tohave a crossover look and appeal soas to promote social cohesion while
attracting a broader audience.Mahambehlala’s experience in-
cludes working at big Festivals, suchas theStandardBankJoyof Jazz,Ma-cufe, Diamonds and Dorings and theTribute Concert at Moretele inTshwane.Ebubeleni Arts festivalmight turn
out to be the last show in South Afri-ca for popular rock band the Parlo-tones before they relocate to the US.Another coup for the show organ-
isers is Zonke, who despite being oneof the top-selling artists in recenttimes, has not performed in herhometown of PE since she came tofame.It has also been decades since
Stimela set foot in the Bay and mem-bers of the group have expressed ex-
citement returning to perform in PEafter a long absence from theseshores. Ebubeleni Arts Festival is ahomecoming event with a picnic feeland strives to provide entertainmentfor the people of Port Elizabeth.“Wealsowant to position the event
as a yearly get-together affair forEastern Capers who work and/orstudy in different parts of the coun-try. The festival provides an opportu-nity for old friends and formerschoolmates to meet after a longtime.“Those that are not fromPEare en-
couraged to embrace the event aspart of the reason to holiday andspend part of their festive season inthe Friendly City,” said Mahambeh-lala.
“Ebubeleni means friendly. PE isknown as a welcoming city becauseof the hospitality of its people, eventowards strangers.”Small businesseswill alsohave the
opportunity to put up their stalls andtrade at the festival. Those interestedcan book their stalls with Nolwandleat 0 082 639 7940 or email a requestto [email protected] for the festival open at 1pm
and the show starts at 2pm. Ticketsare R120 for ordinary tickets andR150 for Golden Circle tickets andare available at Computicket andShoprite Checkers. No tickets will besold at the gates.
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Topmusic acts for ‘Friendly’ Arts Festival
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MUNICIPAL Libraries in the NelsonMandelaMetro will these holidays again have a pro-gramme jam-packed with creative and fun ac-tivities for children.At the Motherwell Library children be-
tween the ages of 8 and 15 years will enjoy sto-rytime,make a flower bag, an angel and a hun-gry frog.Kids visiting the New Brighton Library can
enjoy storytime, make Christmas tree decora-tions, a fan painted in the South African flagcolours and a Christmas card.At the Kwadwesi Library children will
make a 3D star, and advent calendar and aChristmas card.
There will also be lots of creative fun at theKwaNobuhle Library and children will enjoymaking a Christmas door hanger, a bookmark, Christmas tree decoration and a Christ-mas snowman.Zwide Library will be catering for children
between the ages of 3 and 14 years. They willbe able to enjoy storytime, making a Christ-mas card, a Christmas cracker and a gift tag,as well as colouring fun.The activities differ on each day and will
run for one hour.Bookings can be made at the libraries’
counters for activities with limited attend-ance.
Holiday fun at libraries
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MORE than 2 000 excited kids attended anearly “HappyChristmasParty” last Fridayat the Nangoza Jebe hall in New Brighton,Port Elizabeth.
These jovial kids were invited by the NelsonMandela Bay Municipality (NMBM) throughward councillors and were selected from all
over the NMBM townships and the NorthernAreas. They received free gifts, toys, sweets,food and soccer balls and warm hugs from themunicipal officials, ward councillors, commu-nity workers, teachers, Father Christmas andthe Mayor.
With over 200 T-shirts being distributed bythe Motsepe Foundation, the project was thebrain child of the NMBM and the MotsepeFoundation. NMBM Executive Mayor Zanoxo-lo Wayile said children deserved to be given
lots of love and not to be abused.“We are saying today viva oonomgqusho, vi-
va, and down with child abuse, down!”He stressed that the “marriage” that has
been started by the NMBM and the MotsepeFoundation is going to last for ever.
Sandile Langa from the Motsepe Founda-tion said: “We are delighted to be able to workhand in hand with the Nelson Mandela BayMunicipality and we hope from now on we willwork together as partners.”
Mayor’s early Christmas presents for NelsonMandela Bay Children
More than 2 000 children from Nelson Mandela Bay received Christmas gifts from mayor Zanoxolo Wayile at Nangoza Jebe hall recently.Photo: THAMSANQA MBOVANE
PE Express Indaba OmbudIN accordance with the editorial policy of the PE Express Indaba, we invite readers tocomment on mistakes in the newspaper and shall correct significant errors as soon aspossible. Send info to the ombudsman of Media24’s Community Press, George Claassen,at george.claasen@me-dia24. com or call him at 0 021 851 3232. Readers can also contactthe SA Press Ombudsman at 0 011 484 3612/8 or e-mail [email protected].
WHERE IS LUTHANDO?The SAPS Motherwell arelooking for Luthando MniBawushana. He was lastseen at about 6am on Sunday, November 11, when heleft for work, but he wasnever seen since. Anyonewith info should phonet W/OChristo Tait ofMotherwellPolice Detectives at0 041 405 6501 or0 083 961 7762 or CrimeStop on 0 08600 10111.
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ST JOSEPH’s Roman Catholic School had atouching service during the final assembly inthe school hall to bid farewell to the school’sGrade 7 pupils.The pupils will be starting a new academic
year at high schools of their choice next yearand principal Holly Ellen reminded them al-
ways to remember the good ethos the schooltaught them.Eachpupil receivedacandle to lightandsym-
bolise the light that Jesus brings.The pupils said how much they are going to
miss the school establishment, their lovelyteachers and fellow pupils.Askedabout the final assembly, oneof thepu-
pils Zipho Dladla said: “It was special, and a lit-tle bit touching. I am so attached to the school.”
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UMHLOBO Wenene FM’s religious pro-gramme LelikaYehova ihlabathi, which isbroadcast every Thursday from 9am to 12noon,will bebroadcast live fromNangozaJebeCommunity Hall, New Brighton, Port Eliza-beth on Thursday 19 December.This was announced by the show’s present-
er Eugenia Nomthunzi Vuza who is otherwiseknown asMamakaMa-Asi to themore than 1,5million listeners of this popular radio station.Vuza saidUmhloboWenene FMhas been in-
viting different churches to the studio duringthe course of the year. This time around theywanted all churches and interested individu-als to go to the hall and be part of the pro-gramme.Church leaders and pastors were also ex-
pected to attend.“Le nkqubo yethula imithwalo; inika ithem-
ba (the programme helps the people offloadand it gives hope),” said a former educator Vu-za who boasts more than 20 years’ experiencebehind the mike - touching lives and makingthe difference.This being the festive season, the award-
winning Vuza, a member of the Dr SimonGqubule Methodist Church under Rev. MziBuyeye in KwaMagxaki said they were invit-ing men and women from different church de-nominations to join them as they would bepraying for a drug-free and peaceful festiveseason.“We’ll be praying for peace, prosperity, mir-
acles and wonders for those who are brokenandabused, thosewhoare inneed,whoare job-less and don’t know what they are going to eatwith their children during this Christmastime,” said Vuza.Peoplewere urged to come early and be seat-
ed by 8am. The Inath’iNkosiGospelGroupwillspice the event with live music.
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A GROUP of 19 Qhamani Pre-School tod-dlers in Zwide Township graduated lastFriday to start formal education at a pri-mary school next year.
“Out of the 62 children we have at theschool this year,weare graduating 19 as theyhave finished their school preparatory les-sons and of coursehave reached the age fromwhich to start formal education,” said Qha-mani Pre-School principal Nonzame Mlony-eni.Held to coincide with the World Aids Day
Celebration on 1 December, guest speakerNomkhitha Sankani used the event at Eku-phumleni Old-age Home, where the crècheis based, as an opportunity to talk to the par-ents about HIV/Aids negative effects in edu-cation.
Sankani, who is a Grade R teacher atSithembile Primary School, said there wasa high rate of absenteeism from teachers aswell as pupils as a result of the HIV/Aidspandemic.Sankani told parents that itwas important
that they sought help from relatives and sup-ported groups if faced with a sickness thatresulted in their not being able to let theirchildren go to school.“We also asked parents not to discrimi-
nate against childrenwhose parents areHIVpositive. It is wrong and the child might notbe infected.At schoolwe teach children froma young age about protecting themselvesagainst blood (transmission),” said Sankani.Mlonyeni thanked Ekuphumleni manage-
ment and the parents of the school for theirsupport and commitment to education. Shesaid it was Sithembile, Nkuthalo and Mnqo-phiso Primary Schools that benefit from ad-mitting their pupils.
Qhamani Pre-School graduatetoddlers and create Aids awareness
< QhamaniPreschoolpupils andteachers during the graduation of the19 whopassed.Standing atthe back isprincipalNonzame Mlonyeni (left)and guestspeakerNomkhithaSankani.Photo: NCEBADLADLA
St Joseph’s Primary School bid Grade 7s farewell
Le there be light...St Joseph’s RC School principal Mrs Holly Ellen at the back with some of the Grade7 pupils the school bade farewell to. Photo: NCEBA DLADLA
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FORMER professional boxerThembinkosi Twenana closedwhat has been a good year forMotherwell Amateur Boxing witha successful tournament featur-ing five clubs in front of Desai’s atNU1, Motherwell on Saturday 8December.
Junior boxers from Wells BoxingClub, Good Hope BC, Supreme BC,Fighting Stars BC, all from Mother-well, and Sisonke BC from ZwideTownship were engaged in a tourna-ment offered courtesy of Desai andother local community entrepre-neurs.“I want to thank businesses like
Desai, Scribante, Toyando’s tavernandMankunku’s tavern for assistingto stage boxing tournaments duringthe year. They have helped us keepour children in sport and out ofcrime,” said a delighted Twenana.This grandfather of boxing gave
certificates of appreciation to all
those who assisted him during theyear including his son, ThandoTwenana, former SA Welterweight
champion Linda “Black Mamba”Nondzaba and a promising juniorboxer, Thembani Okolo.
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SILINDOKUHLE Boxing PromotionsbossSibongileNkebewillbepresentinganother boxing bonanza at the JeffMasemola Community Hall inKwaNobuhle, Uitenhage on Sunday,December 16.The tournamentwhich is sanctioned
byBoxingSouthAfrica (BSA) led by lo-cal Service ProviderMthunziMapitizawill be closingwhathasbeenarelative-ly good year for the promoterwho is al-so theMotherwell Built It boss, Nkebe.The 10-bout bill, namedTheBattle of
the Giants, will be featuring the best ofNelson Mandela Bay pugilists, some ofwhich are highly ranked in SouthAfri-ca in their respective divisions againstopponents from as far afield as theNorth West Province, Plettenberg Bayin the Western Cape, Peddie and EastLondon in the Eastern Cape.In accordance with Nkebe’s develop-
ment approach to the sport, thebill alsofeatures a bout by up-and-coming fe-male boxers. Headlining the bill is a 10-round Eastern Cape Super-Middle-weight title fightbetweenthedefendingchampion Leon Mriba against chal-lenger,MasixoleBotile.LocalprospectsMzuvukile Daniels (Jnr Bantam-weight), Xolani Mpushe (Flyweight),Anelisa Gungqisa (Jnr Welterweight),Lungisa Jikani (lightweight) andAsan-da Jacobs (Featherweight) will featureagainst Lusindiso Siyo (PE), NwabisileCholani (Plett), SizweYolo (EL),UnathiNelani (PE) and Mzoxolo Dyani (Ped-die) all over six rounds.In the other bouts, all over 4-rounds;,
it will be Xolani Jongile vs ThulaniKewuti (flyweight); Bulelani Jacobs vsBuntu Marwana (Miniflyweight) andLonwaboRoboshivsAyandaFatyi alsoin the Miniflyweight division.IntheonlyfemaleboutEastLondon’s
Nwabisa Mbopa will challenge Nom-fundo Hadebe from the North West.
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EASTERN Cape Heavyweight cham-pion Sithembele August will defendhis title against challenger IrvinStrydomover 10-rounds at Thamsan-qa High School, KwaNobuhle, Uiten-hage this Saturday, December 15.This Port Elizabeth duo will head-
line female boxing promoter Gladys“Noforty” Tsenene’s Rainbow Box-ing Promotions’ 10-bout bill offeredin conjuction with DStv’s Mbuyeke-zo Boxing Channel (MBC).In the main supporting bout,
which is in the Junior Flyweight di-vision over four rounds, Uitenhage’sMzwabantu Dabaza will entertainVuyanui Swaartbooi of eRhini.In the other bouts, all over four
rounds, Mzwamadoda Jibiliza vs
Xolani Radi (Strawweight); XolisaTana vs Zimkitha Lane (Jnr feather-weight); Asandiso Mancapa vsLuthando Calata (Strawweight);Vuyo Toyise vs Siyabonga Blou (fly-weight); Xolisa Magusha vs Sandis-ile Xonxa (Jnr Flyweight); BulelaniKwanini vs Olwethu Nelani (JnrWelterweight) and Luvuyo Mzamovs Thando Mahlahla (Bantam-weight).In the only female bout, over four
rounds, Gcobisa Simanga of EastLondonwill square off against home-girl Babalwa Nonqonqo in the ban-tamweight division. The first boutstarts at 6pm.Admission is R100 (couple) and
R60 single. Boxers and children willpay R30 (in twos) and R20 single.Weigh-in is at the same venue at 4pmon Friday.
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ABALANDELI bebhola ekhatywayobagoduke bonwabile emvakokubukela imidlalo ebinomtsalaneyeNobuhle-Despatch Football Asso-ciation (NODEFA) VW CommunityTrust League kumabala aseJabavukutahanje.I-Young Callies neyaziwa ngega-
Young Pirates amaBhakabhaka uku-tsho oko.Kanti ke yona i-ImbabalaYoung Stars ibambane ngo1-1 neRes-ervoir Strikers.I-City Style esem-futhweni nemathuba okuba ziint-shatsheli zeleague idanise abalande-li bayo xa isoyiswa ngo3-2 yi-CityFriends.Kusenjalo iintshatsheli zeN-ODEFA Mayoral Cup i-Really Rang-ers zigoduke zibambene ngo2-2neKhayelitsha Stars kumdlaloobangele ababukeli bangakwaziuku-hlala phantsi.
Standing from left are fight organiser Thembinkosi Twenana, Linda Nondzaba, StefanRutunga (Desai), Monwabisi Gundwana and Thando Twenana. Seated are amateurboxers Thembani Okolo (left) and Mabutana Nomoyi. Photo: NCEBA DLADLA
The referee watches carefully as boxers Yanga Bungane (in blue) of Supreme BCand Luvuyo Mntambo of Good Hope BC both miss with a jab in a contest in Motherwell at the weekend. Mntambo won on points. Photo: NCEBA DLADLA
Good year for amateur boxing
Boxing bonanza to end off year
Sithembele August meets Irvin Strydomfor EC Heavyweight title
AMA-KENYA OYISE AMABHAKABHAKA
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PORTElizabeth East Football Asso-ciation (PEEFA) Premier Leaguegames pulled crowds in theirdroves to Veeplaas Stadium recent-ly.However, United Brothers’ hopes
of winning the league trophy werekept alive when they overcame theon formBlackChiefs 2-0.Itwas clearthat Real Stars could not shine dur-ing the day when they were pipped2-0 by Real Aces. The gutsy BlackArrows devastated Real Stars 2-0 ina one sided game.Thehigh-ridingYoung Idolswere
not peaceful when they snatched a1-0 hard-fought from PEEFA Pre-mier League champions Peace Lov-ers. Real Lions could go pound forpound when they trailed 2-0 to theirarchrivals Young Teenagers.
Brothers overcame Chiefs
Black Arrows are a force to be reckoned with in PEEFA Premier LeaguePhoto: SELBY MADIKANE
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Motherwell Sports Forum (MSF)hosted its annual season endawards glittering function to hon-our the outstanding players, offi-cials and teamsatRaymondMhlabaSports Centre on 30 November 2012.The Eastern Cape Sports Council
chairman Mkhululi Magada whowas a guest speakerurged the youthto participate in sport.Magada said,“Sport keeps the youth busy andhealthy. The youth in sport do not
do crime. I want to commend MSFfor motivating the youth.”MSF chairperson Sibongile
Fondini hailed his committee formaking the function a success.Fondini also thanked these spon-sors Dr Daniso Dyke Koester (mainsponsor), Dr Oluwatoyin Aliu Odu-fuwa,Dr Manona and NU 5 MetroHardware for their immense contri-bution.The awards were the following:Individuals*Technical official: BanziGawula
(judo)
*Indigenous games: LulamaMpo-fu*Newcomer of the year: Ayanda
Manyala (boxing)*Coach of the year: Thando
Twenana (boxing)*Physical challenges: Luzuko
Tshiki (basketball)*Sportsperson of the year: Lusan-
da Ngoma (karate)*Volunteer of the year: Andiswa
Nobaza (boxing)Teams*Kyoku Shin-Karate Cub (Moth-
erwell dojo)
IT was ecstasy when Kuyasa UnitedBrothers, affectionately known asGerber, lifted the SAFA NMB MTNGames trophy following their 2-1 de-servedvictoryoverGlenvilleCeltic atthe Wolfson Stadium on December 8.Gerber had to work extra hard
when they were held to a 2-2 draw byPENFAoutfitsFCAlgoainthesemifi-nals, with Gerber winning 8-7 in thesudden death. Celtic also bookedthemselves a place in the finals afterbeatingCallies 5-4 onpenalties follow-ing their fulltime 1-1 draw.Then the finalsproducedsome fire-
workswithKuyasaUnited striker Si-yabulela Thembani scoring an open-inggoal in the fifthminute.Bothsidesplayed good football with their frontmen missing clear cut chances. Ger-ber skipperSipheleleJonaswasama-jor threat to Celtic, with Celtic goal-keeper, Dawood Dolley, denying himall his scoring chances.
Kuyasa United made the score 2-0when their youngest player Sithem-bile Pefile delivered a thunderousshot to beatDolley in the 65thminute.Celtic threweverything into thegamewith their striker Brandon Bosman
replying with a late consolation goalin the 70 th minute.The media team beat SAFA NMB
team3-1withPEExpressIndabareport-er Nceba Dladla producing a sterlingperformance in the centre of the field.Kuyasa receivedR10 000, goldmed-
als, a set of track suits, a new kit and10 balls, while Celtic were givenR5 000, silver medals, a new kit andfive ballswhile all the last 16 teamsal-so got a set of strip each.In the individual awards the best
player award went to Kuyasa Unitedskipper Siphelele Jonas, best goal-keeper Dawood Dolley (Celtic), topgoal scorer John Giannakis (Callies)andbest refereewasSiyabongaNgxa-bazi.SAFA NMB boss Mzimkhulu Fina
said the tournament was well organ-ized and the love and passion of thegame was shown by the people of theregion.
MSF honoured outstanding players
KuyasaUnitedwinSAFANMBMTNGames
MTN Manager Michael Moolman andSAFA NMB President Mzimkhulu Finapresent the trophy to Kuyasa Unitedskipper Siphelele Jonas.
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MOTHERWELL Football Associa-tion (MOFA) Build It PremierLeague champions IkamvaMovershad a bye game when other teamstookon eachother atNU9Stadiumrecently.
One of MOFA Build It PremierLeague’shigh-riding sides,LionStars,did not show any respect to FCAngelswhen they beat them 4-3 in their pul-
Lukhanyo Dolski Mapempeniof Shining Stars and Valenciatussle for the ball.
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Stars did not respect the Angels
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CRYSTAL Palace were ham-mered 5-1 by SUBS at home intheir SAFA Nelson Mandela BaySAB Regional League gameplayed at Motherwell NU 9 Stadi-um on December 1, 2012.
Palace did not play their run-ning game but they were aimingto catch their counterparts oncounter-attack. SUBS drew firstblood from Palace when theirstriker NjongoNtsundwanascored the firstgoal of the gamein the 43rdminute.
They thenrubbed salt intothe wounds ofPalace whenNtsundwanascored his sec-ond goal to makea score line 2-0 inthe 69th minute.
Ludwe Sonji-ca scored SUBSthird goal in the75th minutewhile AviweVenge regis-
tered SUBS’ fourth goal in the79th minute.
Ntsundwana became the manof the match when he bangedSUBS’ fifth goal in the 83rdminute.
Palace skipper Mxolisi Menescored his side’s consolation goalin 85th minute.
Other SAFANMB SABRegion-al League results:
* Morning Stars 3-1 ShowvilleUnited Brothers
* SUBS 1-1 Morning Stars
Palace loses toSUBSat home
Crystal Palaceskipper MxolisiMene launches anattack on SUBS.
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sating game.City Rangers surprised MOFA
Build It Premier League prospectsYoung Tigers which they devastated2-0.
Another upset was that ShiningStars dropped valuable points in theirbid to win the league title followingtheir 2-2 draw with Valencia.
Other MOFA Build It PremierLeague results:
* Young Ideas 1-0 SUBS* Tomorrow Stars 3-2 Real Strikers* YoungRomans2-4 Highland Spurs
* NU 29 United Stars 1-3 LiverpoolMOFA Build It First Division re-
sults:* Young Ideas 1-1 Mcelu Kings* NU7 Citizens 3-0 Real City*Milan Stars 3-2 Young Destroyers*Motherwell United 3-2 Tomorrow
Stars*Manchester 1-1 Young Swallows* Ikamva Movers 2-0 Stone Break-
ers* Lion City 1-0 MUBS* Crystal Palace 1-1 Shining Stars* Young Killers 3-2 Scorpions.
