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DURING a recent meeting as partof the annual Mayoral Outreach,EdithMakinana (70) and her hus-band, Eric Makinana (74), spokeout about the problems they have

experienced owing to their house being se-verely cracked - causing it to leak when it

rains and small birds to fly in.

The elderly couple’s granddaughter, Latait-ha Bashe (10), also lives with them in thehouse in Nongonoza Street, which was builtas part of a low cost housing project.Although their main complaint is the

cracks in the walls, their house also hascracked tiles, a damaged front door and a

damaged bathroom door.Edith, originally from KwaZakhele, said

she wanted her house to be fixed as the stressfrom her living situation has started to affecther health.

“We moved here in 2001. I have been livinglike this for about four or five years. Thestress is affecting me because I worry aboutthis house. I have recently been diagnosed

with diabetes. There are cracks all over thewall and the birds fly inside my house and Ihave to get them out,” she said.“I spoke to the mayor (Danny Jordaan) on

Monday night. He is a very good listener andI’m very grateful that he is going to help me,”Edith said.

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Edith Makinana looks atthe cracks in the wall ofher home in Well’s Estate.PHOTO: WERNER HILLS

Hope for elderly coupleMETROOFFICIALSADDRESS PLIGHTAFTERMAYORALOUTREACH

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RESIDENTS had a direct line to the metro’s ex-ecutive mayor, Danny Jordaan, for their ques-tions over service delivery issues during themayoral outreach at the Nangoza Jebe Commu-nity Hall in New Brighton last Thursday.

It followed a consultation with communitieswhich Jordaan, his mayoral committee and di-rectors had held at theUitenhage TownHall theday before.InNewBrighton, residents heard themunici-

pal senior officials explaining the road travelledandwhat still needed to be done in terms of ser-vice delivery programmes.Speaker Maria Hermans, who was the pro-

gramme director, reminded the audience thatthey were reporting on the work of the munici-pality intheeightmonthsthatJordaanhadbeenat the helm.

Wards 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22 and 24, re-ferredtoastheGovanMbekicluster,heardexec-utive directors reporting on ongoing expendi-ture in their wards, efforts to curb water leaksand fix potholes and specific economic develop-ment opportunities that existed and the reviewof high rates for public facilities.Chief financial officer Trevor Harper said the

metro was in a good financial position despitethe down-rating currently taking place in thecountry.Despite housing backlogs and rectification

takingplace insomeof thewards, themetrosaidtheystillneeded to improve thehousingofelder-lycitizensandtocontinueimprovinginfrastruc-ture like the tarring of roads and fixing of pot-holes.Illegal dumping especially in New Brighton

areas was highlighted, with residents urged tojoin the campaign “Yithande indawo yakho”launched by the mayor in Uitenhage and to

showlovetotheirplacebykeepingitclean.Resi-dents were given a chance to make commentsas well as ask questions.Ward 14 resident Xhanti Lamani asked

whether it was not the time to bring back ama-butho (regiments) of the 1980s to wage waragainst criminalswhokept communitiesundersiege.Phindiwe September of Ward 20 complained

about street lights not working near KwaNdok-wenza.“The second instalment of the mayoral out-

reach was full to capacity at Nangoza Jebe HallinNewBrighton.Weareveryhappy–especiallywith the interactions,” municipal spokesmanKupido Baron said.

Residents speakoutatmayoral outreach

Speaker Cllr Maria Hermans directing theprogramme at Nangoza Jebe Community Hallin New Brighton. PHOTO: NCEBA DLADLA

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THE problem of HIV/Aids and Tuberculosis(TB) infections thatcontinued toaffectpoorres-idents of KwaNobuhle Townshipwho arewith-out proper care and medication, has led to theTreatment Action Campaign (TAC) joining for-ces with local organisations to address this.

TAC and other non-governmental organisa-tions likeAmadodaOkwenene,Section27,LoveLife and Phaphani Rape Crises had a meetingat Jeff Masemola Community hall last Thurs-day to sensitize one another about the challen-ges facing public health andwhat they could doto assist needy communities.According to this coalition, the challenges

facing public health to stem mainly from poormanagement of resources and government’sbudgetary constraints.“We have the problem of our clinics being

without medication for sick patients includingthosewhoareHIVinfected.TherearenoARVs.There are no condoms available in our clinicswhile government preaches ABC to communi-ties,” said Thembisile Nogampula of TAC.Nogampula said it was time for government

to monitor the dispensing of medication if theshortagewasas a result of the clinics’ poorhan-dling of medication.“At Mabandla clinic, for instance, you’d still

see long queues way after 2pm because of theshortage of staff. We want government to in-creasestaffastheirheadcountiswrong,”hesaid.According to Section 27’s Fikile Boyce, their

interaction as NGOs was aimed at creating

ways for their intervention to stop health prob-lems from escalating into a crisis.“We’d also like this forum to collect informa-

tion on emergencymedical services in the lightof the expected report on 2 April from the De-partment of Health in the Province.”Boycesaidhiscoalitionwasnotgoingtoorga-

nise their own International TB Day pro-grammeon24March,butwouldratherbe form-ing part of the campaigns organised by otherorganisations includingNelsonMandelaMetroMunicipality.“This is a very important gathering. It’s

touching on the important issue of the accessi-bility of medication at this time of celebratingHumanRights,” saidSrDineoMokonenyaneofthe Metro Aids Council, adding that they wereworkingtogetherasgovernmentwiththestruc-tures in the coalition, including TAC and Sec-tion 27.“Going forward we need an integrated ap-

proach so that we don’t work past each other,”she said, adding that declarations of the sum-mit to be held must provide a corrective ap-proachinthemanner inwhichhealthproblemswere addressed.“Each organisation has a major role to play.

We also have social problems to address,” saidMokonenyane.She added that therewas a need for the coali-

tion to speak about Orphaned and VulnerableChildren and how they accessed HIV treat-ment, child-headedhomesand theirneed for so-cial security, the elderly who have to look aftertheir grandchildren after their children aswellas other grandchildren died of HIV/Aids.

Treatment Aids Council to fightagainst poor health in KwaNobuhle

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IN an attempt to reduce the rate of HIV in-fection in KwaNobuhle, the Treatment Ac-tionCampaign(TAC) in theareadistributed11 000 condoms to residents last Thursday.

“Westartedat 9.30amandby11amwehadalready given out 11 000 condoms.” TACleader Thembisile Nogampula said, addingthat they had given them out to young andold residents.Nogampula said they had to explain to

residents that HIV/Aids was a threat totheir health and life as a whole and untilthey took charge of their daily actions theywere about to lose the fight against the vi-rus.“Even the gogos took condoms for their

grandchildren, saying they did not want tobury them because of their failure to dowhat is right, that is, follow the ABC,” No-gampula said.He said that some people, although they

were not involved in sexual relationships,

had however taken the condoms “for just incase something unplanned happens”.“It is sad to say that even elderly women

fear being attacked and raped by unknownassailants in their homes – so offering therapist a condom in a hopeless situationcould save a gogo from HIV infection.”The campaigns to create HIV awareness

would continue unabated, Nogampula said.It was the TAC’s mandate to ensure that

they assisted communities in the fightagainst the disease.Unemployment and alcohol abuse were

still huge problems facing township com-munities, something which Nogampulasaid he believed put paid to attempts to de-crease HIV infection.“We are also having a problem with the

Department of Correctional Services,which releases inmates who are takingARVs and TB treatment for instance, notcommunicating the person’s viral load andwhethersheorhehasXDR,MDRor justpul-monaryTB,whichisnormally treated insixmonths,” Nogampula said.

TACdistributes condoms in fightagainstHIV

Thembisile Nogampula ofTreatment Action Campaign(TAC) in condom distribution.PHOTO: NCEBA DLADLA

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THE police in KwaNobuhle arrested foursuspects and seized anR5 rifle and a revolv-er, a white Isuzu bakkie and R145 000 worthof cigarettes an hour after the robbery ofa truck on the N2 on March 3.Police spokesperson Sergeant Majola

Nkohli said PE police had received infor-mation and alerted surrounding police sta-tions about the bakkie.Crime prevention unit members had

then spotted the bakkie in Jabavu Road,KwaNo-buhle, with the four occupants,Nkohli said.“On seeing the police, the suspects start-

ed shooting and the police returned fire.Then the suspects, realising that they werecornered, ran away, leaving the bakkie inMgolodela Street.The cigarettes were later recovered in a

back-yard shack at a house in MankayiStreet, where one suspect, (30) was arrestedfor possession of stolen property.

The police have also opened a case ofarmed robbery and are looking for informa-tion that could assist in the arrest and con-viction of the four suspects who escaped.“We urge members of the community to

provide info that could lead to the arrest ofthe four suspects. Informationwill be treat-ed with strict confidentiality,” Nkohli said.

Police seek help frompublic after robbery

TAC members who attended the meeting at Jeff Masemola hall were, seated front from left,Tembisile Nogampula, Ntombi Ncwadi, Xoliswa Dyani, Nomakhosazana Letswalo, Emma Baleka,Pamela Baleka and Fikile Boyce. PHOTO:NCEBA DLADLA

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CONSTABLE Sinethemba Mthini of theCrime Prevention Unit in New BrightonPort Elizabeth has made one resident veryproud of the SA Police Service (SAPS) byliterally giving her crutches to lean on.

An off-dutyMthini was driving downMa-vuso Street towards Kwazakhele Clinicwhen he saw a gogo who was struggling towalk and leaning on the shoulders of herdaughter.“I am diabetic, suffering from high blood

pressure and arthritis. I struggle to walkand (Constable) Mthini was so merciful.He stopped his car and offered to take ushome,” said gogo Nozukile Mtyingiza.“I was amazed. First, I thought she was

just tired and relaxing on the shoulders ofher daughter but I realised that shecouldn’t walk,” said Mthini. He offered totake them home to Kulati Street, and ontheir way there enquired what had hap-pened.“The gogo told me she was coming from

day hospital and that she couldn’t getcrutches there. She was told she could onlyget them at Livingstone, but she had noway of getting there to collect them,” Mthi-ni said.He then took it upon himself to organise

crutches from people he knew once hadthem and in no time the gogo was able towalk with crutches.But he didn’t end there.Mthini also orga-

nised the services of Pastor Sergeant Bon-gani Siyona of the Social Crime PreventionUnit to offer counselling and support for thegogo.“I want to thank Mthini for what he did

for me. I am still struggling but he made lifeso much easier for me. I can now go to getmy medication without any problem,” saidgogo Nozukile.

Const. Mthini goesbeyond the call ofduty

Const Sinethemba Mthini and a delighted gogoNozukile Mtyingiza (68) who can use thecrutches to walk. PHOTO:SUPPLIED

INDABA REPORTER

ENGEN Petroleum has donated R50 000towards the renovation of the Ekuphum-leni Old Age Home in Zwide.

This initiative formed part of the com-pany’s CSI “Festive Giving” campaign,which aimed to support and uplift thespirit of local communities. The compa-ny has supported the old age home forthe past five years.The official opening ceremony of the

renovated building on Saturday, Februa-ry 20 was a bittersweet affair as the com-munity reflected on a tragic fire last No-vember which claimed the lives of threeelderly residents.The fire destroyed a large part of the

building.

Subsequently, the home has receiveda major facelift thanks to the South Afri-can Navy.Forty-eight Navy artisans, including

plumbers, electricians and builders, as-sisted with the extensive revamp of thehome.The Minister of Defence and Military

Veterans, Nosiviwe Maphisa-Nqakulaand the Social Development MEC NancySihlwayi handed over the newly re-vamped home.Special guests and dignitaries includ-

ed premier Phumulo Masualle, mayorDanny Jordaan, the Secretary for De-fence andmilitary generals and the Mili-tary Council.Engen’s corporate social investment

manager,MntuNduvane, said, “Weweredevastated when we heard about the fireand we hope our contribution demon-strates in some small way our commit-ment to uplifting the local community.“It is essential to restore and revive

Ekuphumleni Old Age Home as it is theonly facility catering for the aged com-munity in the Nelson Mandela Metrotownship area.”Funds were raised as part of Engen’s

employee community partnership pro-gramme, which encourages Engen em-ployees to play a meaningful role intheir communities.Tasneem Sulaiman-Bray, Engen cor-

porate affairs general manager, said,“We wish the residents of EkuphumleniOld Age Home all the very best in theirnew home. We sincerely hope it will im-part a sense of dignity and renewedpride in the folk who reside there.”

Major boost for EkuphumleniOldAgeHome

Peter Mongameli, director of the Ekuphumle-ni Old Age Home, with Cindy Bunde, EngenCSI Co-Ordinator for the Eastern Cape..PHOTO:SUPPLIED

NCEBA DLADLA

SANDISWA Stuurman, one of the South Afri-can students learning medicine in Cuba, isabout to finish her studies and come back toSouth Africa as a doctor.

Currently in her sixth year of study, thedaughter of Nozukile and Thobile Stuurman ofKwaNobuhle has told her parents that she wasdoing well with her studies and that the nextyear would be her final one.“We are very happy to say our daughter is

doing well in Cuba. She is a hard worker andthat is showingin thewayshepassesherexamsand does well in her practical work,” a proudNozukilesaidofher fifthchild,whopassedmat-ric in 2010 at VM Kwinana High School inKwaNobuhle.Sandiswa, who loves working with people,

was introduced to medicine at high school andfell for it.

An opportunity arose to study in Cuba,thanks to the programme initiated by pastpresidentsNelsonMandelaandFidelCastro in1996.Sandiswa jumped at the opportunity that

would to save her pensioner parents fromhav-ing to pay for her studies.Following reports earlier in the year that

some of South African students in Cuba hadturned away from their initial reason to bethere and entered into a life of drugs and alco-hol abuse, while some had started as pastorsandabathandazeli (thosewhopray for others),Nozukile said she was sure that her childwouldnotmessup theopportunityof a lifetimeby engaging in something different from whatshe had set out to do in Cuba.“Sandiswa is focused and dedicated. Even

her VM Kwinana teachers came to us whenthose reports started to come in, saying theyknew Sandiswa wouldn’t be involved in any-thing untoward,” a proud Nozukile said.

KwaNobuhlewomandoingwellinmedicine studies inCuba

Parents, Thobile and Nozukile Stuurman with daughter Sandiswa who is studying medicine inCuba. The photo was taken before she left for the first year in Cuba in 2011.PHOTO:NCEBA DLADLA

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Eric mentioned that he could not affordto repair his house because he was a pen-sioner.The Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality

Rapid Response Task Team, coordinated byZonile Ndoni, visited the elderly couple yes-terday.“TheMayoralOutreach involves themay-

or going out to different communities andengaging with ward clusters, giving thecommunity a chance for questions,” Ndoniexplained.He added that Edith raised concerns

about structural defects and the mayor re-quested him to arrange urgently to visit thecouple to seehow they could resolve the cou-ple’s plight.“Weare going to compile a report and sub-

mit it to the Department of Human Settle-ments and theywill take thenecessary stepsforward. I cannot give you a time frame but

things must be done immediately,” Ndonisaid.“We also testify that this house has serious

cracks on the wall. The building inspectorsare on their way and they will assess andmake the recommendations. They will let usknowwhether the house should be rebuilt orrectified.”Ndoni added, “This has nothing to do with

voting, it’s a yearly thing. Every year, thereisamayoraloutreach toengagewithcommu-nities.”The building inspectors from the Depart-

ment of Human Settlements inspected theelderly couple’s house yesterday and are stillin the process of making a decision abouthow to proceed with fixing the couple’shouse. Councillor Nondhiko Ellen Gana,who was present at yesterday’s meeting atthe elderly couple’s house, said some of themain challenges in the area were housingrectification, roof leaks, geyser leaks, roads,and unemployment rates.

Hope for elderly couple

Edith Makinana showing the cracks in herkitchen wall. PHOTO: WERNER HILLS

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A LOVE of karate and children led WalmerTownship’s Joshua Mzingelwa to start a clubin the township.

Being without indoor sports facilities andresources, Mzingelwa, of the Airport Valleyinformal settlement, trains about 47 school-children – aged seven to 16 – in the streets andparks, and has been able to produce nationalstars with trophies and medals to show for it.“I am passionate about karate, the sport I

took part in while I was still at school,” saidMzingelwa,who decided to use his skills afterwatching many children loitering in thestreets without anything to do after school.“The manner in which young children

smoke and drink and, worse still, how theydo drugs and crime, forced me to do some-thing,” said Mzingelwa, a member of thestreet committeewhose interests are commu-nity safety and security.He goes around to schools to collect those

interested in the sport and takes them in his

Isuzu bakkie to a nearby field where he givesthem the best gift some children could everhave – the opportunity to take part in sport,win competitions and travel the world.“I started with only 15 children, but now I

have 47 excited participants, 12 of whom arenow national champions,” said Mzingelwa,whose only child lives in the Transkei, wherehe comes from.To ensure that his players were recognised

and assisted with the latest sporting trends,rules and techniques, he had joined SenseiZolile Maxhama’s Kyokushin Karate Club,which is affiliated to the national body.Mzingelwa, who now manages the Walmer

club, said children from the townships are at-tracted to mainstream sports like football,rugby andnetball, but not everybody is tailor-made for those.He said karate had a special ingredient for

self-defence and instilling discipline.“There are no yellow or red cards in kara-

te,” he said, referring to soccer.Participants are taught discipline and that

spills over into how they conduct themselvesin their daily lives.Mzingelwa must take his participants to

the national championships in East Londonfrom March 21 to 23. Winners will take partin an international tournament in the FreeState, from which the road will lead to Indiafor the world championships.He needs R3 000 for their transport and

their participation fees. To assist Mzingelwahe can be contacted at 073 090 6299.

Walmer Townshipkarate clubneeds support

Walmer karate club manager Joshua Mzingelwa with some of his proteges. PHOTO: NCEBA DLADLA

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SELBY MADIKANE

VICTORIA Park (VP) High School will hostits Annual Six a-side Soccer Challenge atits Dave Weinronk Sports Complex fromMarch 17 to 19.

According to VP High School sportsteacher Marlon Louis, the tournament willstart in a round robin format and end ina knockout system.The tournament will be played by U/16

and U/19 boys’ teams. Open girls’ teams

will also take part.Louis said that they had invited some

schools nationally to make the tournamenta more competitive annual event.The schools are Fairmont High from

Cape Town, Kloof High from Durban, Ge-orge Sports Academy from George, HudsonPark High and Selborne College both fromEast London and Brebner High fromBloemfontein.The local schools that will take part in the

tournament are the host VP, AlexanderRoad, Linkside, Pearson, Vulumzi, Walm-

er, Strelitzia and Sanctor High Schools.In addition to the winner’s trophies

there will also be individual prizes award-ed to Player of the Tournament, Goalkeep-er of the Tournament, Coach of the Tourna-ment and Referee of the Tournament andTeam of the Tournament in each section.

Nationaland local schools inVPsoccer tourney

Victoria Park High School tournament directorMarlon Louis. PHOTO:SELBY MADIKANE

SELBY MADIKANE

ELEVEN Attackers Masters hammeredVeeplaas Masters 5-2 in their SAFA NelsonMandela Bay Masters Association Leaguegame that was played at VWGrounds in Uit-enhage on Sunday.

Attackers were untouchable from thestart with Veeplaas being under immensepressure. Vincent Mgodleni was the hero ofthe day when he scored all five goals for theMotherwell side.Luyanda Road Ntengento and Mzikayise

Mathsobhi Sister registered Veeplaas’sgoals. Veeplaas came up strongly but thedamage had already been done by Attack-ers.VW Masters drubbed Raymond Mhlaba

3-0 with Patrick Reid, Banele Phezisa andThozamileNgesi scoring goals for the Uiten-hage-motor company side.Soweto Masters did not respect Sparks in

their goalless draw at Ikhwezi Lomso HighSchool Ground.ZwideMasters suffered a huge upset when

they let down their home supporters in their3-1 loss to the log leaders Addo Masters atIkhwezi Lomso High School Ground.Valencia lost on soft points toWinners be-

cause they did not pitch up for their game.Ama-Units registered their second consec-

utive victory when they devastated Abahlo-bo 2-0 at Molefe Primary School in NewBrighton. Following a solo run byVuyani Jo-mo Mtati, Anele January scored Ama-Unitsopening goal. Mtati was rewarded with agoal that sealed the game at 2-0.Khaya Xate and Thembekile Mngqesha

were rock solid in the defence of the Kwa-Zakhele side with their goalkeeper LindileNdimba having a clean sheet.PE All Stars won soft points after their

neighbours, New Brighton, with six playerscould not take the field at Molefe PrimarySchool.

Attackers hammer Veeplaas

Eleven Attackers Masters. PHOTO: SELBY MADIKANE

SELBY MADIKANE

JABAVU Stadium in KwaNobuhle was a hiveof activity when Nobuhle-Despatch FootballAssociation (NODEFA) VW CommunityTrust Premier League games resumed

Some teams came prepared to the games,which were played from Friday to Sunday,but others looked quite rusty owing to a longseason layoff.On Friday evening football fans were treat-

ed to a humdinger when Temptations shareda 3-3 draw with Golden Chiefs.Jamaican Stars got off to a good start for the

season with their hard-fought 1-0 win overManchester United, affectionately known asAmarhamba.On Saturday New City Stars thwarted City

Style 4-1. Despite going down 3-2 to Manches-ter Babes, Stokes United played their heartsout.City Friends played to a 2-2 draw against

Fearnot FC.Young Callies, who are popularly called

AmaKenya, salvaged a 2-1 victory fromBlackAces.On Sunday Chelsea gave United Brothers

a 3-0 hiding. Really Rangers were too strongfor Highland Spurs when they hammeredthem 4-1.Fans saw Khayelitsha Stars losing 1-0 to

Young Cosmos in their enterprising clash.Kabah United Brothers (KUBS) gave a

good account of themselves despite their 2-1loss to Eleven Stars.

NODEFA VW Community Trust First Divi-sion results:

Flamingo 2-1 Young BrothersLion City 1-0 City Friends ReservesYoung Pirates 2-0 New City Stars ReservesAll City Stars 2-0 Imbabala Young Stars ReservesBlack Vultures 1-1 Shooting StarsCango Chiefs 0-2 Argentina StarsReservoir Strikers 0-1 ThembakazI Really BucsYoung Culture 3-5 Mighty Teenagers

SELBY MADIKANE

MOTHERWELL Football Association (MO-FA) Junior League Top 8 semifinals tookplace at Motherwell NU 8 Fields on Satur-day.

In the U/13 semifinals fans were treatedto a thrilling game after Lion City were

thumped 3-1 by FC Angels while Real Strik-ers eliminated their neighbours Liverpool2-1 in a game that kept fans on their feet.Pulsating games were played in the U/15

semifinals.Real Strikers kissed the tournament

goodbye when they were beaten 6-4 in thepenalty shootout after the 4-4 regulationtime draw. Showvillage United bookedthemselves a place in the finals after theydefeated Lion City 2-1.FC Angels play against Real Strikers in

the U/13 finals while Liverpool take onShowvillage in the U/15 finals at Mother-well NU 8 Fields on Saturday.

It is back tobusiness inNODEFAVWCommunity Trust League

Young Callies FC. PHOTO: SELBY MADIKANE

MOFA Junior League Top 8 semi finals

Head Coach Philip Xhala with his U/13 Teamready to play the final on Saturday.

PHOTO: SELBY MADIKANE

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A HANDFUL of football supporters bravedthe scorching sun and heat to watch MOFAJacoba Top 8 quarterfinals games that wereplayed at Shining Stars Ground in Mother-well NU 13 on Saturday.

Manchester FC defeated Manchester Unit-ed 2-1 in the game that had many stoppagesfor water breaks owing to the high mercuryreadings.

Manchester FC registered an early goalwhenTshepoConini found thebackof thenet.

United equalizedwhenNkululekoOyisi un-leashed a salvo that brought life to the Moth-erwell NU 9 side’s supporters.Oyisi failed his side when he missed a pen-

alty kick that could have put his team 2-1ahead.

In the later stages of the game Conini deliv-ered a superb square ball that ThandisizweGaxa headed home to put his team 2-1 in thelead.

Manchester United supporters went homewhimpering because their side could notconvert easy scoring opportunities.

Young Madrid thrashed Valencia FC 3-0.Melikhaya Borman Nduna came up with

a brace while Sinoxolo Zamxaka registeredan odd goal under his belt. Highland Spursearned a hard earned 1-0 win from theirneighbours Tomorrow Stars.Shining Stars got soft points from SUBS

who did not pitch up for their game.

MOFA Jacoba First Division results:Happy Stars 1-2 Channel PortoCity Rangers 3-2 Royal BucsFC Motherwell 4-3 Wells UnitedFC Angels 5-0 Scorpions

MOFA Jacoba Top 8 Semi-finals at ShiningStars on March 12:

First Division games:10am: City Rangers vs. FC Angels11:30am: fc Motherwell vs. Channel Port

Premier League games:1pm: Manchester FC vs. Highland Spurs2:30pm: Young Madrid vs. Shining Stars

ManFCbeatsManUnitedinMofaquarterfinals

;Manchester United defender (green jersey)Malibongwe Lelo Deliwe and Manchester FCmidfielder Thembalethu Yokwe fight for the ball.

PHOTO: SELBY MADIKANE

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IT was a sigh of relief when the strugglingIkamva Movers punished Walmer relegationcandidates Ghetto Stars 3-1 in their SAFANelson Mandela Bay SAB clash at Mother-well NU 2 Stadium on Saturday.

This time around Movers did not want todisappoint their home supporters.Sithembele Yako pulled a trigger that beat

the Walmer side’s goalkeeper late in the firsthalf. Stars did not look like they were goingto register a goal.In the second half Yako scored his last goal.

Thobela Momo tapped the ball into the backof the net following a perfect pass byMbonge-ni Keita Yako. TheWalmer side’s consolationgoal came courtesy of Fundile Ngesi in thereferee’s optional time.

Callies had to dig deep towin 2-1 overMoth-erwell Academy at Motherwell NU 2 Stadi-um.

Callies goal poacher Farouk Punky Abra-hams scored the first goal of the game. Acade-my replied with an equalising goal that wasbanged in by Dylan Adams.Darryn Bamboo was the hero of the day fol-

lowing his well-taken goal that gave Calliesa 2-1 win.

Fairview Rovers defeated ShowvillageUnited 1-0 at Marock Road Ground.

The game between Young Cosmos andCamper United that was scheduled to takeplace in Walmer was not played because thematch officials did not arrive.

SELBY MADIKANE

MOTHERWELL side Lion City demolishedBlackburnRovers 8-2 during theirABCMot-sepe League one-sided game at MotherwellNU 2 Stadium on Saturday.

It took City only three minutes to registertheir opening goal thanks to Ludwe Sonjica.Akhona Manxola scored City’s second goal.Amarova were under immense pressure

and their defence was shaky. Sonjica slottedthe ball into the back of the net to put hisside 3-0 ahead.

Lukhanyo Rasmeni scoredtwo quick goals in successionto increase City’s lead to 5-0.Amarova decreased their

deficit to 5-1 with a goal scoredby Mncedi Vandala in the add-ed time of the first half.

In the second half City intro-duced their two new signees,Siyabonga Nontshinga andMuzi Mnguni, for Sonjica andRasmeni respectively.

Nontshinga, a former JomoCosmos striker, andMnguni, aformer Angavu Stars player,put the defenders under pres-sure.

Amarova midfielder Tham-sanqa Kunene unleashed apowerful shot that beat City’sgoalkeeper Lwando Nkohla todecrease their deficit to 5-2.

Mnguni supplied a nifty pass

to Nontshinga who scored his first goal forCity to make the score 6-2.

Vuyolwethu Kanu Dingana scored City’sseventh goal andMnguni also registered hisfirst goal for his new side to seal the gameat 8-2.

Other ABC Motsepe League results:Mthatha City 1-0 Morning StarsMatta Milan 2-2 EmperorsSUBS 0-2 fc BuffaloFuture Tigers 1-1 FC Elliot UnitedHighbury 0-2 TornadoZimbane Killers 4-2 Kokstad Liverpool.

IkamvaMovers punish Stars 3-1

Ghetto Stars defender Lonwabo Mxatuli jumpshigh for the ball with Ikamva Movers wingThamsanqa Nzondana looking on.PHOTO: SELBY MADIKANE

LionCitydemolishesAmarova

Blackburn Rovers defender Lelethu Mfo and Lion City wingAkhona Manxola tussle for the ball. PHOTO: SELBY MADIKANE

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