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THE freedom to live one’s life with-out fear of crime was the centraltheme of Freedom Day gatheringson Monday.

The brutal killings last week of teacherJayde Panayiotou (29) and Addo farmer AlanClarke (62) led to a “Heal our Metro” Rallywhich was attended by over 1 500 people onthe Donkin Reserve on Monday afternoon.“We wanted to create a space where people

can reconnect with one another as human be-ings,” said one of the organisers, Dean Bid-dulph.He and events organiser RenaldoGouws ar-

ranged the rally in the space of a few days.“There was no political motive for the rally

or anyone making a profit. With all that hasbeen going on in recent times I felt we are insuch a low place as South Africans and thatwe have lost touch with our humanity. Onejust has to look at social media to see the hos-tility that there is among communities. AndI had to think hard on where to start to make

a change,” said Biddulph.The rally was not only paying tribute to

Panayiotou and Clarke, but also to those whohave lost loved ones due to crime and thewave of xenophobia currently sweepingacross South Africa.According to Biddulph, residents need to

unite and begin taking back the country inmaking it the country that we all want it tobe. “We are bigger than recent events; we arebetter than thosewhowould steal our human-ity from us,” said Biddulph.Those who attended the event were encour-

aged to bring along an apple to be donated tocharity.“An apple is symbolic as it is not only some-

thing a pupil would give to a teacher, but alsoof the fact that a farmer was killed,” said Bid-dulph.Another anti-crime campaign held onMon-

day, was a human chain against crime in theNorthern Areas which is rife with crime,drug abuse and gangsterism.The human chain was formed along Stand-

ford Road between Korsten and BooysensPark.

‘Freedom is livingwithout fearof crime’

Residents formed a human chain alongStandford Road during one of the anticrimeinitiatives that were held in Nelson Mandela Bayon Freedom Day. PHOTO: WERNER HILLS

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in denial about their responsibilities until “ev-erything kicks in”, fact is that money is beingspent likethere’snotomorrow.Evenworse,no-oneexceptachosen fewareprivy to theexpens-es that are incurred at the moment.SRA money is even spent on operational

costs of the still to be dissolved Richmond HillResidents Association (RHRA). Due to the factthat both SRA and RHRA are operated by de-fault by the same individuals, SRAmoneywillmerely be allocated to the “changeover” period– the lengthof timeat thebehestof thesaid indi-viduals whilst capital spending and operation-al expenses take preference over service deliv-ery.Sounds familiar? Well who can blame you

when the SRA is in partnership with theNMBM as mentor?But, themost serious concern at themoment

is the utter contempt and disrespect Boardmembers of this public companyhave for theirshareholders. It is a disgrace that a Board whoare supposed to be unbiased towardsmembersand shareholders and who should at all timesact in the interest of these shareholders andmembers are allowed to treat individuals withsuch contempt and disrespect.Currently there isacontrolled facebookpage

that is regarded as the interim “official” SRApage until a proper webpage is established. Onthis page the Boardmembers andmanagers ofthispubliccompanyhavedeclaredopenseasonon anybody and anyone who dare to disagreeor render criticism (be it positive or not) to-wards their perceived goals.Most shockingwasarecentprofanityandex-

tremely derogatory comment made by a mem-ber on said page about an SMS comment in the

Herald of 7 April. The Chairman of the Board,in effect the CEO of the public not for profitcompanyhas chosen to “Like” the comment in-stead of taking corrective action.In any public company the Chairmanwould

have been fired for this despicable behaviour,but not in Richmond Hill. The MBDA protectthis first littleFrankensteinwitheverything intheir power whilst the NMBM will not budgehaving finally gained complete financial con-trol over an already questionable rates and taxsystem.Heaven help us.

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sponse,“Theentireboardofdirectorsandman-agement met last night (April 23) and we haveconsensus that all of these aspects were fullycovered in the media launch that Mr De Klerkchose not to attend after being invited. We re-fute theallegations in the strongest terms,withthe contempt they deserve.”The MBDA’s marketing and communica-

tions manager, Luvuyo Bangazi, said the SRAdirectors had been voluntarily elected by theresidents ofRichmondHill at a publicmeeting.“Oneof thekeydeliverables of theSRA,with

funding now available, is to strengthen com-munication with residents and all other stake-holders. The MBDA plays a supportive role.“Any member of the community is more

than welcome to come and talk to us. We areready toassist/facilitateandresolveany issuesif there are any.”“We are not aware of any allegation against

the MBDA, or rather no one has brought anyallegationsagainst/to theagency.Weareconfi-dent that theprocesses followedwere fair, openand transparent.”“The SRA company is independent, and ac-

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THE Port of Ngqura has introduced thecountry’s first automated mooring system,to improve port efficiency and safety.

The system comprises 26 mooring units,the last of which arrived at the port inMarch.Transnet National Ports Authority chief

executive, Richard Vallihu, said this pro-curement would cement the deep-waterport’s position as a leading transshipmenthub for the Sub-Saharan region.“Procured from global engineering group,

Cavotec, the mooring units were designed,custom-manufactured and installed to meetthe specific environmental conditions of thePort of Ngqura. They will complement man-ual berthing teams at the port by stabilisingcontainer vessels on the quayside at the clickof a button, reducing docking and undockingtimes from between 10 and 40minutes to lessthan 10 seconds,” said Vallihu.He said hewas excited about the port being

the leader of the pack in the African mari-time industry by acquiring this technology.Port manager, Mpumi Dweba, said Ngqu-

ra experienced significant long-wave effectsand strong winds, particularly in the wintermonths, which frequently caused berthedvessels to move excessively and this affectedcargo operations, safety and the port’s effi-ciency.

“This unique vacuum-based automatedmooring technology is used in a few ports in-ternationally, but will be the first in theSouth African port system, proving onceagain that the Port of Ngqura is the leaderin deploying new technologies to improveport operations and the safety of vessels,”she said.Technicians from Cavotec have been on

site since November assembling and testingunits at Berth D100, one of four berths at theNgqura container terminal that will beequipped with the technology. Dweba saidthe pilot berth had been selected because itwas most severely affected by the weather.“We certainly look forward to fewer inter-

ruptions in the loading and unloading ofships, which we know will yield significantimprovements in our operational efficiencyand our ability to better serve clients.”Dweba said local skills transfer was a cen-

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Port Elizabeth’s newest and largest enter-tainment and retail centre, which span’s thesize of 22 rugby fields, is said to have quick-ac-cess crisscross corridors linking shoppers toboth sides of the oval-shaped mall, one of thecountry’s largest screens in the food court at24m², and restaurants with table heights to ac-commodate shoppers in wheelchairs, all partand parcel of what the architects say will bea shopping experience redefined.

An abundance of natural light and ground-breaking green building techniques are alsopart and parcel of the centre’s features.

The chairman of the firm which designedthe mall, dhk architects, Derick Henstra, ex-plained the psychology behind building amallwhichwould excite andentertain, ratherthan confuse and disorientate. The firm’s as-

sociate director, Joe Struwig, was lead designarchitect on the Baywest Mall project.

“We have a fresher, newer approach to re-tail, and theBaywestMall is oneof those exer-cises,” said Henstra. “It’s a futuristic mall.We wanted it to be a timeless piece of archi-tecture.

“We had to make Baywest visually appeal-ing. For malls around the world, one of themost important aspects is the element of flow.They are often not very legible or user-friend-ly, so we wanted to create a mall which wasan absolute pleasure to navigate.”

The uncomplicated design of the mall, saidHenstra, achieved two objectives: it ensuredthemall detracted from its natural surroundsas little as possible, and kept shoppers’ atten-tion on the reason they were there in the firstplace – the stores.

“The mall has a soft curve, so you can virtu-ally see around the corner. It is also a tightrace track, so it doesn’t feel like you are walk-ing for kilometres and kilometres. There is al-so a crisscross, so you can cross over from theone side of the mall to the other very easily.”

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gaged wherever possible in the design, hesaid. Something relatively new to large mallsin South Africa is prismatic diffusers – smallopenings in the roof which transmit largeamounts of natural light into the centre with-

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Another energy-saving technology, LEDlighting, is also used throughout the mall.

“This is all paired with an incredibly intel-ligent air-conditioning system which focuseson keeping the shops cool, with the spill-overcool air used to cool and ventilate the mall,”Henstra said. “It’s a clever way of being ener-gy efficient.”

Being aware of shoppers with special needswasalso an important part of thedesignbrief,and for this reason Baywest Mall had beendesigned with wheelchair access in mind.

“There are lots of easy ramps for wheel-chairs, and the heights of tables in restau-rants and the food court are designed to ac-commodate shoppers inwheelchairs. It’s partof making the mall friendly and easy for ev-eryone to access.”

Speaking of the mall’s inclusion of a FunFactory entertainment zone, Henstra said,“We’re bringing back the enjoyment of retail.Shopping is not just shopping – there is an ele-ment of entertainment. That’s what Baywestbrings together.”

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IT’S all systems go for Nelson Man-dela Bay’s inaugural annual premiercultural festival that is poised to beone of the biggest entertainment at-tractions on its calendar.

The festival will be held betweenJuly 3 and August 2 this year.Speaking at the launch last week,

deputy mayor Chippa Ngcolombasaid the festival must raise the pro-file of the metro as the lifestyle andentertainment capital of the EasternCape, and ultimately feature promi-nently in the national schedule.“We must position this metro as

one of the most progressive perform-ing arts centres encompassing mu-sic, dance, comedy, arts and craft inSouth Africa.“We have to create a multifaceted

festival to encompass various out-door and entertainment events, thuspromoting the city as among the besttourist destinations in SA,” he said.This platform must showcase Nel-

son Mandela Bay’s diverse tourismindustry and should substantiallyboost SMMEs and township econo-mies, he said.“As we move forward, the impact

of this festival must be positively feltby our people. We need to developsustainable business and investmentopportunities and this must becomea key focus for businesses and gov-ernments alike.“Let us support this initiative and

celebrate our creative artists. Let usput theNelsonMandelaBaymetro in

its rightful place. Let’s use this op-portunity to reach out to each otherand do things better for the better-ment of our people.”He said the launch of the festival

was of great significance to the entirecity and all its communities and cul-tural groupings.“This event heralds a new era in

which the municipality will estab-lish closer links with local artists,communities and groups”.He assured artists that the munici-

pality would do things differentlyand work closely with them. “Ourcultural activists, our creative andperforming artists, and gifted chil-dren of NelsonMandela Bay are scat-tered throughout the length andbreadth of the country.Many of themare revered internationally.”The chairman of Harmocept, Ane-

le Mbasane, said his organisationwasdelighted tobe the implementingand operational agent of the festivalon behalf of the metro.“Our responsibility is to make

sure that the vision and the missionof the metro with regard to this festi-val and as espoused by the mayor isaccomplished. Our intention is tomake this festival a commercial suc-cess.“A wonderful and beautiful city

like Nelson Mandela Bay deservessuch a prestigious property. Thiscity cannot continue to sell itselfshort - it needs to find its way backto the top.”He said the cultural festival pre-

sented a golden opportunity for thatrepositioning. This property must

translate into the tangible economicbenefits for the township economy.“This we shall do through support-ing local SMMEs like catering, trans-port, accommodation, arts and craft,entertainment, printing; and crea-tion of livelihood opportunitiesthrough short-term jobs.Mbasana said the performance ve-

nues for the project had been strate-gically selected to give meaning tothe above. Each and every clusterwould have an activity.To ensure that all or most partici-

pating groups were exposed to theopportunity, every attempt would bemade to hold auditions as far andwide across the municipalities aspossible. Owing to the magnitude ofthe envisaged project, performances,exhibitions, workshops had beenspread all over.

Mbasana said the programmewould include:

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. Choral music competition for lo-cal choirs atNongoza Jebehall on Ju-ly 19;

. A senior citizens gospel concerton July 25;

. A golf day and cocktail party attheHumewoodGolf Club and a youthfestival with local and national art-ists on July 31;

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The Role Models Foundation Imfundo Educare facility in Malabar Extension 6received a donation of nonperishable goods from the Tigers Baseball Clubwhich the team collected during their annual allday club tournament at theend of last month. One of the aims of the tournament was to create awareness of the needs of those less fortunate. The day was officially opened withMrs Mzantzi Africa 2015 and a Role Model titleholder throwing the first pitch.In the photo are, at the back, Riaan Schamrell, Leon Willet, Hennie Stander,Micheal Van Niekerk, AltaMari GrebeSwanepoel (Mrs Mzantzi Africa 2015),Monre Luiters, Courtny Van Niekerk, Charl Ungerer and Maynard Momberg.In front are Kenric Britton, Divan Momberg, Boeta Kapp and Luke Jameson.PHOTO:SUPPLIED

VOLUNTEERSFEED THENEEDYMore than 80 volunteers packaged 10000 meals on Saturday, April 18, atthe Greenacres shopping centre fornonprofit organisation Stop HungerNow. It feeds 380 needy preschoolpupils in the Nelson Mandela Bayarea. The ingredients for the mealswere sponsored by Continental Tyre.Pictured are some of the volunteers atthe event.PHOTO:SUPPLIED


TO celebrate the opening of FabulousHome Décor & Gifts, situated at 276 MainRoad, Walmer, five lucky readers can eachwin a R100 voucher to shop at this trendynew store.

Fabulous sells exclusive gifts, trendy andfunky furniture, a big variety of lamps,clocks, rugs, table linen, cushions, candleholders and other home décor ornaments.

They specialise in designer cushions, run-ners and other items to give your house afabulous look. Fabulous is an absolute para-dise for home décor enthusiasts, from thebeautiful and unusual décor, aromas, cush-ions and inviting feel, to the wonderfulstaff.

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YOU see online adverts everywhere about howto make money by trading the forex markets.Dopeople justget sucked inwithclevermarket-ing, or is trading the forex markets actually agood way of making a decent return on yourmoney?

“Learn how to create yourself an additional in-come” and “Quit your day job” are justsome of themessages forex train-ing companies out there sendto the average person lookingfor ways to increase his orher income on a part-timebasis, and then hopefully,maybe even full-timeeventually.

They certainly soundverypromising, butdopeo-ple actually make moneyfrom this?

Training in forex can be ex-tremely expensive, with weekendcourses selling at between R18 000and R25 000 a pop. For most people, that’s a lotof money.

However, if the company delivers on its prom-ise and you can manage to implement whatyou’ve learned over the weekend, and more im-portantly, start to see some results, then maybeit’s worth it.

The big question however is, can you actuallylearn a new skill, any skill, in just two days?

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ROCKFACE showband will be performing themusic of Metallica at Die Danskraal in Uiten-hage on Friday, May 1, and at Poolcity, Walm-er, on Saturday, May 2.

The showband, which has some of the coun-try’s top musicians, is presented by Rockfaceproductions and Eastern Cape Motors.

Organisers say the audience will enjoy all

the Metallica hits such as Enter sandman,Nothing else matters, For whom the bell tolls,The unforgiven and Whiskey in the jar.

Metallica, considered pioneers of modernmetal music, are loved by young and old fortheir heavy but melodic style of music.

Fronting the band is Francois Hugo, a pro-fessional singer of many years standing. He

has played in some top South Africanrock bands and has done many trib-ute shows, including most of thesongs in the Metallica catalogue.

On lead guitar is Jethro Butow, alegend in the music business. He isarguably the top rock guitarist thiscountry has ever produced.

He was inducted into the SA Rockhall of fame two years ago. Backinghim up on guitar is a young playerwith heaps of talent, Arno Erasmus.

Hugo said, “Arno is young andhungry and wants to learn from theexperienced guys in the band. He hascome to the right place.

The rhythm section consists of twoof the country’s top professionals,Deon Mattheus on bass and his broth-er Kevin on drums. They are notcalled the A-team for nothing.”

For the Uitenhage show, PinkLippz will be the support act and willstart playing at 8pm. The main showwill start at 9pm.

The Poolcity show Written in Scar-lett will start playing at 8pm, PinkLippz will be on at 9pm and the mainband at 10pm. For more informationcall Lynette on 083 650 8895.

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SCHOOLS in Nelson Mandela Bay will soonbe exposed to the fun and excitement of sci-ence and technology when the Nelson Man-dela Metropolitan University School of ICTintroduces the First Lego League.

The league was created through a partner-ship between the US-based organisationFIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition ofScience and Technology), led by Segway in-ventor Dean Kamen and the Lego Group.

The organisers say Lego helps with build-ing self-confidence, knowledge and valuablecareer and life skills.

The league challenges children betweenthe ages of nine and 16 to think like scien-tists and engineers. Alongside adult coach-es, teams solve problems using research, en-gineering concepts, presentation tech-niques and robots.

The University’s School of ICT plans tovisit 20 schools to create awareness of FirstLego League and get interested children toform teams.

Natasha Saunders of Eagles Home School,the regional champions for 2013 and 2014,

says, “It is as though someone has taught mea skill as vital as breathing. I have seen thelife value for myself, the children and the fu-ture of the country.”

The teams – from two to a maximum of10 members – learn valuable skills while re-searching challenges facing today’s scien-tists.

In this year’s FLL Trash Trek, challengepupils will explore the world of trash – fromcollection, to sorting, to smart productionand reuse. The project requires pupils to en-gage with their community and find solu-tions to the refuse problems they face.

In addition to the research project, teamswill design, build, and programme autono-mous robots using Lego Mindstorms tech-nology to complete missions on a thematicplaying field.

The tournament takes place at the NMMUIndoor Sport Centre on October 24.Throughout the year, the NMMU School ofICT will also provide free training work-shops for the teams at NMMU North Cam-pus. – REPORTER

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ONE of Port Elizabeth’s thoroughbredhorse racing events, in aid of the Commu-nity Chest, takes place at the newly re-vamped Fairview Racecourse at 12.30pmon Friday, May 8.

As part of the Community Chest’s fund-raising initiatives, the theme of this eventwill be James Bond.

Companies are invited to support thisfund-raiser by sponsoring a race. In returnthey will receive benefits like namingrights to a race, advertising in Computa-form, branding in the venue, televised in-terviews on telly track and the hosting of

10 of their guests with a three-course mealon the day.

All proceeds generated from this eventwill be channelled to the MasimanyaneDay Care Centre, St Paul’s Educare and theSiyaphambili Day Care Centre.

“We would like to improve conditions atthese day care centres, where there is anurgent need for proper structures, ablutionfacilities and safe playgrounds”, says Com-munity Chest spokesman Colette Theron.

For more information contact Theron at082 347 4702or email [email protected]. – REPORTER

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who need to leave their chil-dren in thehandsofothers. It’snot always an easy decision tomake, but when parents areviewing schools, they get afeeling when walking into aschool as to what they wouldwant for theirchild.This is thefirst step when making thisnot-so-easy decision,” saidcrèche owner Gretchen-LeeJohnston.She owns the Toddlers Inn

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SOUTH Africa has an extremely high inci-dence of burn injuries, with an estimated3,2% of the population suffering from a ther-mal injury annually.These accidents most commonly occur in

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just one room, making it incredibly difficultto plan safe kitchen and sleeping areas.Children are particularly vulnerable to

burn accidents, and it is one of the leadingcauses of death and injury to young childrenin South Africa.The Red Cross War Memorial Children’s

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)Third-degree burns, which involve alllayersof theskinandcanalsodamagetheun-derlying bones, muscles and tendons. Theburn site appears pale, charred or leathery,and where nerve endings have been de-stroyed there is no sensation in the area.The appropriate treatment for burns de-

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tremendous pain, the healing process isequally traumatic. As the new skin begins toform, intolerablepruritus (post-burnitch)de-velops. This condition, caused by severe de-hydration, canbeunbearable for anyone, butparticularly young children.The itchiness causes themtoscratch inces-

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Net MeteringNet metering allows residential and commercial

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How does Net Metering work?Net metering is a billing mechanism that credits solar

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It seems expensive, how do I finance?Solar is more affordable now than ever before!

NERSA has approved tariff increases for electricity of13% this year with more increase to come. Once a solarsystem is installed the price is frozen as the rate paidfor the electricity equals the rate charged! So futureprice increases from Eskom will not affect you. Themost cost effective finance solution is to attach the costto a current mortgage on the residence. This increasesthe value of the property as a result. Typical payback is5-6 years. Please contact us for installers near you for adetailed explanation of the cost savings and how easythe process is.

Which is the best systems for me?The hybrid smart solar system offers the best

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The IMEON Smart Grid Inverter provides the perfectsolution to the intermittency and fluctuation of solarenergy by managing multiple sources of a solar system(PV, Batteries and Grid). The IMEON Smart GridInverter increases the overall efficiency of photovoltaicsystems through the use of smart storage managementsystems. With an IMEON Smart Grid Inverter and theincreasing affordability of photovoltaic modules, thecost of solar power is becoming more competitive. TheIMEON Smart Grid Inverter can be integrated withexisting infrastructures by relieving the grid duringlow consumption times, e.g. during the day when thebatteries will be charging, and by supporting the gridduring high consumption times, e.g. during the nightwhen the batteries will be discharging. The IMEONSmart Grid Inverter enables photovoltaic installationsto be economically viable and accessible to all.

Rubicon Renewables have launched an initiativeto make high quality, high efficiency solarsystems available to the public. The systemswill comprise of a kit form solar system whichwill be installed by a qualified solar electrician.The Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality hasspearheaded grid tie solar in South Africa and as amunicipality have taken the lead nationally in thisarea.

What does Grid-Tie mean?Grid-Tie solar allows a solar system to be installed

on residential roof space and the electricity generatedis fed back into the municipal electrical grid. A bi-directional meter replaces the prepaid or KWh meter.The bi- directional meter records the amount of KWh’sproduced by the solar modules and reverses the amountof KWh’s consumed by the household. If the systemsare sized correctly according to household usage, therewould be no charge for your consumption at month end.Ultimately your electricity costs can be reduced to zero!During the night, the house is not energy independent,and in case of grid-failure or load shedding, grid-tiesystems would not provide the necessary power back-up to keep your home running.

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The advantages are as follows

• The unit can be grid connected and can feed backinto the grid for net metering.

• Avoids load shedding – the IMEON 3.6 uses the gridas a reference and routes solar power to the residencefor self- consumption and any residual power is usedto charge batteries during daytime. You will not beaffected by loadshedding during the day.

• If load shedding occurs at night, the IMEON 3.6 actsas a UPS (uninterrupted power supply) and suppliesthe residence with power via the battery bank whichis sized according to usage.

• Lower installation costs as the system is an all inone solution and its electricity is consumed at nightor other periods where the home’s electricity useexceeds the system’s output. Customers are onlybilled for their “net” energy use.

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Intelligent Battery Management

IMEON intelligently manages storage systems bylimiting battery use. The system uses surplus energyto charge the batteries, and only discharges themwhen additional power is needed to compliment solarproduction. The IMEON Smart Grid Inverter reducesthe required storage capacity and extends the batterylife span by minimising the number of chargingand discharging cycles. Most traditional Off-Gridtechnologies manage storage using fixed thresholds,while IMEON Smart Grid Inverters continually adjustthe thresholds according to the charge (Production)and discharge (Consumption) currents. Moreover, theIMEON Smart Grid Inverter provides two differentlevels of discharge depth according to the gridavailability: The first threshold level is used to optimisethe battery life span. The second level is used to increasethe autonomy with batteries in case of grid failure. TheIMEON Smart Grid Inverter is configurable for usewith different battery types including GeL, AGM andLithium.

Day TimeSolar production feeds the consumption needs. Anysurplus power is then stored in the battery bank to avoidany loss of production. If there is any surplus of solarpower after the batteries are charged, IMEON willexport it to the public grid (optional setting).

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The IMEON Smart Grid Inverter will first draw powerfrom the batteries to supply the consumption needsat night. IMEON will only draw electricity from thepublic grid if additional power is needed to meet thehouseholds’ consumption needs.

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The IMEON Smart Grid Inverter’s “Back-Up Mode”ensures supplying the household with power in case ofsudden grid failure. The batteries are charged to furthersecure continuous operation of certain appliances underall circumstances.

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in Sedgefield and the Neighbourgoods Mar-ket in Cape Town, the PE fair aims to contrib-ute to the ongoing rejuvenation of theCentralarea and assist with community upliftment.The event will be held in a revamped rustic

warehouse space in Alabaster Road and iscurrently scheduled for the first Saturday ofevery month but organisers hope that con-sistent supportwill allow it to becomeaweek-ly “fix”.Themarket is the brainchild of Elsje Smuts

of Trueblue Communication and Events andElaine Watson of the non-profit organisationLove Story.The two first met at Smuts’s Christmas in

the Home market last year, where Watsonwas selling crafts made by disadvantagedwomen as part of Love Story’s skills develop-ment programme.“I’ve always dreamed of PE having this

kind of market and when I met Elsje I knewshe would be the right person to run it,” Wat-son said.“We immediately clicked and started

dreaming. Our vision was the same – to seean innovative, high-calibre approach to mar-kets, with a festive family atmosphere.”Smuts said the most important aspect

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ence had been factored into the planning anddevelopment of their concept.“Itmust be anamazing experience from the

minute they park their cars towhen they exitthe market with a bag of delicious treats.”Smuts said picnic tables would allow

friends and families to linger longer andshare a wholesome meal together.Although the market is at present limited

to food items, she said the organisers wouldconsider opening it up to crafters and otherartisans in the near future.Entry costs R10 per person, with a portion

of the proceeds going to Love Story. The non-profit organisation ministers to the needs ofthe destitute in NelsonMandela Bay througha variety of upliftment projects, educationprogrammes and feeding schemes.Market-goers are encouraged to bring

along anyunwanted clothing or goods for dis-tribution to the needy.A limited number of stands are still availa-

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Top jazz musicians Lex Fut-shane(bass)andMcCoyMruba-ta (flute/saxophones)havebothenjoyedextensivecareersinthemusic industry. In addition totheir impressive performancepedigrees, they have played atinnumerable local and interna-tional venues and festivals toconsiderable acclaim.

Theconcertwill featureorigi-nal pieces selected fromalbumsrecently released by both Lexand McCoy. The repertoire willalso include well-known localand international jazz stan-

dards. The performance will bein a quartet format and theband will include Port Eliza-beth musicians John Edwards(piano) and Lloyd Martin(drums).

Lex and McCoy said theywere passionate about musiceducation and their recently re-leased solo albums exemplifiedthis in that the recordings fea-tured mostly young musicians,the aim being to mentor and de-velop future artists by provid-ing them with a platform. LexandMcCoywill alsobe facilitat-ing a workshop at the NMMUmusic department at 1pm onTuesday, May 5.

Tickets cost R60 for adults;R30 pensioners and R20 for stu-dents. For more information,contact Nicky Bosman on 041504 4235

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AS part of celebrating this year’sWorld Belly Dance Day on May 9,two local belly dance groups,Rakshada Belly Dancers andZahra’s Oriental Dance Studio,are both hosting shows to raisefunds for animal welfare organi-sations.

World Belly Dance Day is a dayto enjoy and share the mysticismof this ancient art formwhile pro-moting the cause of a worthycharity.

) Raskhada will be raisingfunds for Izinja Animal Care,with their show taking place atthe Londt Park Sports Club hallon May 9.

Izinja Animal Care’s primaryfocus is to improve the lives ofdisadvantaged animals in thepoorer communities. Their mainfocus is sterilisation, regular dip-ping, deworming, assistance andadviceongeneralhealth careandshelter and by working hand inhand with the community theybelieve the lives of the animalsand their owners will be uplifted.

Raskhada has previously host-ed charity events for CANSA and

retirement homes.For more information and to

book tickets contact NickyGouws at 072 8010 474 or [email protected].

) Zahra’s Oriental Dance Stu-dio’s show is in support of PortElizabeth Animal Rescue(P.E.A.R) and will take place atthe GAP hall of the GreenacresPresbyterian Church on May 9.This is the second year in a rowthat Zahra’s has chosen to sup-port P.E.A.R.

P.E.A.R opened four years agobyhelping to ensure that thedogsat the municipal pound, as wellas confiscated dogs or abandoneddogs picked up by dog control,were provided with veterinarycare, food and blankets.

South African Bellydance su-perstar Thelma Rose (winner ofthe 2014 Drum Queen competi-tion), as well as the Desert Divasfrom East London, will be in at-tendance.

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Dancers of Zahra’s Oriental Dance Studio are Jessica Perelson, JudithRegnart, Termare Pugh, Nicole Corby, Suenay Brits and Melanie Wallis.PHOTO: SUPPLIED


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) RELIGIOUSEckankar: The PE Satsang Society, a Chartered Af-

filiate of ECKANKAR, will host a Worship Service on2 May at 11am at the Life Chiropractic and WellnessCentre. For more info call 083 327 2938.

Hi’s Place Healing Ministry:Will have a prayer ser-vice for the sick on 3 and 17 May at 6pm. The venueis past Greenbushes at the entrance of SovereignFoods (big green buildings). Contact Christo at082 515 2294.

Gemeentes van Christus Familiekerk:Hou ’n Coun-try and Western aand by die kerk in Smartstraat om6nm. Daar is ’n prys te wen vir die beste uitrustingen lekker eetgoed sal te koop wees. Vir meer inligtingkontak Sonja by 084 580 1443.

Mary Geldenhuys Memorial Church: Will host aSongs of Praise to raise funds for the Junior Choir on2 May at 6.30pm at the church. Tickets cost R20. Formore info contact Carl at 078 830 0263.

NG Kerk Patmos: Hou Kosfees/boerebasaar op 1Mei by die OP Kinderhuisgronde, Mount Croix vanaf9vm. tot 3nm. Heerlike verskeidenheid basaarkossete koop, ’n teetuin, vleistafel, koektafel, groetemark,veiling en boeketafel. Kinders sal besig gehou wordmet kinderaktiwiteite. Spitbraai vanaf 12.30nm. Be-spreek by Elizna 041 373 4419.

) CLUBSBirdlife EC: The monthly Settlers Park Walk will

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PE Investors Club: There will be a joint presenta-tion on investment options by Old Mutual and Sasfinto the PE Investors Club on 4 May at the Hellenic Hall,Parsons Hill starting at 6.30pm. For more info contactRasheed Desai at 084 536 0524.

BNI Success: Meets every Wednesday from7.15am to 9am at Café Capellini, Cape Road. BNI isa business and professional networking organisationwhich allows one representative from each profes-sion to join. For more info or to book contact WayneCherry at 041 373 7989.

) SUPPORT GROUPSFriends of Motor Neuron Disease Association:

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Golf Competition:TheKraggaKammaCountry Clubis having its monthly club golf competition on 2 May.This Medal Stableford competition will be a morningfield only. All levels of players are welcome. To bookcontact the club house at 041 379 4155.

) ENTERTAINMENTGoldens Oldies: St Philips Church will be having

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Golden Oldies: Sacred Heart Church are hosting aGolden Oldies Dance with DJ Manozay at the MalabarHall on 1 May at 8pm. Bring your own snacks anddrinks. Tickets cost R40 per person. To book contactLiz Williams at 084 247 3503 or buy at the door.

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THEODOR Herzl Schools has a newhead of campus, John Alexander,who takes over from Stephen Fay.

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management positions atEdgemead High School and the In-ternational School of Hout Bay,both in Cape Town, and, most re-cently, Michaelhouse in KwaZulu-Natal.His newposition is ahomecoming

for Alexander, who attended Wood-

ridge College as a boarder before go-ing on to attain a sports science hon-ours degree and then post-graduatehigher diploma in education fromRhodes University. A geographyteacher, he is passionate about rockclimbing and model trains. He ismarried to Lea-Anne.In her speech at the special fare-

well assembly, at which Fay washonoured with a standing ovation,TheodorHerzl headprefectVictoriaBolton said he had been “like waterto the Theodor tree, maintaininglife, soul and growth to our extend-ed family.” She remarked on his“soothing personality, calm mind,adaptability and, above all, genuine

kindness.”“Never stop chasing your

dreams; strive to make your livesextraordinary,” was Fay’s partingmessage to pupils. He presented theschool with a trophy to be awardedeach year to the Grade 12 pupil“who embodies the Theodor spiritthat ‘if you will it, it is no dream’.”Fay is relocating to Cape Town

with his wife, Dr Lee-Ann Jones,and young son, Matthew.

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; The outgoing Theodor HerzlSchools head of campus, Stephen Fay,(right), welcomes his successor, JohnAlexander, to the school.PHOTO:SUPPLIED


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THE Businesswomen’s Association (BWA)hosted the seventh annual Port ElizabethGrade 12 Workshop, held at Linkside HighSchool on April 17, with a group of 100matricgirls invited to attend.

“Courage, leadership and achieving yourfull potential”was theoverridingmessage forthe workshop. Organisers said this is viewedas one of the city’s key initiatives in reachingout to young girls preparing for their futureafter school.

The inspiring and informative workshop,presented to learners from 10 schools in thecity, covered topics from entrepreneurialspirit, to the pitfalls in the socialmediamine-field, practical financial tips, aswell as adviceon dressing to make a good impression.

BWA chairperson Michelle Brown urgedthe girls to follow the organisation’s philoso-phybypassingon theirnewfoundknowledge.“At BWAwe strive to lead the way for young-

er generations of businesswomen to develop,be empowered and inspired so that they, inturn, can leave a legacy for others to follow,”she said.

This year participating schools includedCillie, Linkside, Walmer, Booysens Park,Ethembeni Enrichment Centre, AlexanderRoad, Otto du Plessis, Andrew Rabie, DavidLivingstone and for the first time learnersfrom the Ubuntu Education Fund.

Linkside High School learner, Chantel vanHeerden, said, “This is an awesome opportu-nity for us to learn and grow. It is amazingto see that there are more opportunities thanonewouldhave thought.Don’t doubt yourself- you can do it.”

Thembeka Jana, teacher from WalmerHigh School, said, “This programme empow-ers our young girls who are our future lead-ers. We appreciate the organisers and spon-sors who made this possible.

“It would be great to transfer this know-ledge to thosewhodidnothave theopportuni-ty to be here today.”

Matrics empoweredandinspiredatBWAWorkshop

Pictured aremotivated girls (fromleft) NangamsoMagopeni (Ethembeni EnrichmentCentre), NozibeleQamngana (UbuntuEducation Fund speaker), NqabisaFaku (AlexanderRoad High School)and Luane Davids(Andrew Rabie HighSchool).

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GENERALNOTICES

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LOST/MISSING

1225.The A C V V P E Suidis looking for Siphokazi

Mpaliso. She is the motherof Mpumelelo Mpaliso.She is allegedly living in

Uitenhage, but her addressis not known. Any personwith information regardingthe mother can contactthe social worker, Ms KFourie at 041- 5854176.Any information will betreated confidentially andwill be appreciated. If themother cannot be tracedthe child will remain in

foster care in terms of theChildren’s Act, 2005 as

amended..

PERSONALSEVICES

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CATERING &VENUES

1401.

ALL FUNCTIONHIREMarquee, Tables, Chairs,Linen, Crockery & Draping.CALLUS: 084 5600912

.SPITBRAAI

For all your spitbraairequirements contact072 761 9001

.

CHILDREN’SENTERTAINMENT

1405.ALGOA JUMPING

CASTLESPhilip 083 277 6054

.

ALLAREACASTLESKids tables & chairs.

CALLUS: 0845600912

.

HERBALISTS

1435.Dr LOVE AFFAIRS &FINANCIAL AFFAIRSBring back lost loversRemove bad luck

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FLOORSANDING/CUPBOARDSExpertly done.Free quotes.

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041 373 5561 or083 554 4633.

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ALL MICROWAVES,TV'S & FRIDGES

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FOR SALE

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MISCELLANEOUS

1655.BARGAIN SCOUTSecond hand goods

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079 067 6181.www.bargainscout.co.za

.

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GENERAL &HOME SERVICES

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.

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*RAY'S CARPETS*For cleaning of houses,motor-car carpets and

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MISCELLANEOUS

1845.BUILDING / PAINTING

Retired ContractorWe do it all

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Quality/ Prices unbeatable083 355 7260041 583 2363

.STEEL WINDOWREPAIRS

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PAVING

1873.

PAVE CHAMPCharles 072 604 9951

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PLUMBERS

1855.

KILIANPLUMBERSFor all you plumbing

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RUBBLE

REMOVAL

1860.5-TON VRAGMOTOR

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Please contact IRMA at041 581 6668 or 076 117 6697

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THE Ford Struandale engine plantin Port Elizabeth has opened abrand new medical/wellness cen-tre to better serve its employees interms of overall health and well-ness.

The multifaceted new clinic, lo-cated in the administration block,was officially opened by Dr BerndKaemmerer, Ford Europe’s direct-or of health service and ShaunRenze, manager personnel servi-ces at Ford Motor Company ofSouthern Africa.

The new facility offers a compre-hensive range of medical servicesto employees in association withLife Occupational Health – a part-nership that has been in place forthe past 18 years. Consultationsare provided with the team of on-site nurses, led by Dr Bonakele Qa-baka,alongwithaspecialisedtrau-

ma unit and dedicated ambulanceto deal with medical emergencies.

A sophisticated audiometryunit has been installed to conducthearing tests, along with a spirom-etry unit to evaluate lung func-tion.

The centre also offers a compre-hensive employee assistance pro-gramme through its partnershipwith Careways to support employ-ees in a wide range of overall well-ness issues. This extends to per-sonal, marital or family problems,mental health and even substanceabuse and financial and legal con-cerns.

“I am proud to be part of this spe-cial occasion which places theStruandale engine plant right upwith the best on-site medical andwellness centres,” Kaemmerersaid. “Through the ongoing sup-port of Life and Careways, and the

cleardedicationandenthusiasmofthe Ford team, I have no doubt theemployees will be even better-served with top-notch medical andwellness care and support.”

Struandale engine plant manag-er John Cameron said the invest-ment in the new medical/wellness

centre had been essential in orderto support its approximately 650employees.

“Our employees are our mostvaluable asset, and we have an im-portant role to play in their overallhealth and wellness,” Cameronsaid. – REPORTER

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The staff at the Ford medical/wellness centre. PHOTO:QUICKPIC

THE Ocean Basket and House of Steak rallywill take place on May 2, starting at the res-taurant’s premises in Cannon Street, Uiten-hage.

This is the second round of the Algoa RallyClub 50km championship. The organiserssaid rally cars would be displayed in theparking area while officials and competitorswere busy with pre-rally preparation.

The first rally gravel stage is at Jacht Vlak-te next to the industrial park in Uitenhage,starting at 10am, then on to Motherwell adja-cent to Daniel Pienaar Road, returning toDaniel Pienaar School at noon, when the ral-ly cars will take part in a stage consisting oftar and gravel.

The school grounds will be transformed in-to a rally stage using approach roads andaround classroom buildings in a display ofcarcontrolandnavigationinthequest tobeatthe clock and produce the fastest stage times.

These stages will be repeated during theday, finishing at Ocean Basket in the late aft-ernoon. Competitors in the 50km challengehave honed their skills and fine-tuned rallycars to compete within seconds of each other,as witnessed in the last few rallies.

Neels Vosloo and Kevin Futcher, driverand navigator of a Toyota Yaris, are expectedto lead the pack after winning the last AlgoaSteelRally.BryanHeine(DatsunSSS),JohanViljoen (Volkswagen Golf), and Ross Bartle,

Nico Smith and Rufus Neethling, drivingVolkswagen Polos, are all in with a chanceof producing an overall win.

Class contenders who score equal pointsfor class wins and championship contendersare the Volkswagen Citi Golfs of RikusSchmidt, Ashley Bezuidenhout, Stephno Pi-eterse, Melissa Hayman, Gavin Murphy andRuan Gerber. The Toyotas of Jan Vosloo andChris Johnson may just spoil the Volkswag-en party.

Spectators are welcome to follow the rallywhere spectator areas have been created,free of charge, including at Daniel PienaarSchool. For more information on the rally,visit www.algoarallyclub.co.za. – REPORTER

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RELENTLESS RUGBY, that about sums upwhatwe saw fromSouthAfrican teamsat op-posite ends of the country – Johannesburgand Cape Town – last weekend. Great stuff,though diametrically different.Hands up those who remember H J San-

derson, the revered multi-year president ofthe Transvaal Rugby Football Union.Wouldn’t he be proud of the Lions headcoach, Johan Ackermann, and the way theburly former Springbok has brought theGauteng franchise along. No doubt he’d beequally proud of captain, Warren Whiteley,and the never-say-die manner in which theNo. 8 has brought Die ou Transvaal SuperRugby team along.The Lions’ 34-29 defeat of the Cheetahs at

Ellis Park was a match that also heralded asparkling return to form of Elton Jantjiesand the claim to more green-and-gold hon-ours later in the year of himself and others,including the inspirational Whiteley.The single disappointing factor of the Jo-

hannesburg clash was the poor turn-out ofthe Gauteng crowd itself. Indeed, the famedEllis Park looked embarrassingly bare.How-ever, perhaps the team’s efforts – six consec-utive wins in 10 appearances, will persuadethe City of Gold’s rugby faithful to return toa more rigorous BOB (bums on benches) inthe near future. Damnit all, man, at this rateAckermann’s lads could become genuinecontenders for the Super Rugby Champion-ship!What very different games these two SA-

based 80-minute thrillers would turn out tobe. After the cut and thrust of Ellis Park –Cheetahs leading 10-7 at halftime and eachside going on to cross the opposition try-lineon four occasions – came a dour yet thrillingencounter at Newlands as the Stormers andBulls went at each other with a vengeancethat from start to finish had their support-ers’ hearts beating in double-quick time.What a spectacle this duel produced with

ference between the two teams could be ac-credited to the superior goalkicking of fly-half Demetri Catrakilis (five from five)against fellow-pivot Handre Pollard, whomissed four penalty goal attempts. Therewas little to choose between the two fly-halves otherwise and come World Cup timein England, Springbok coach Heyneke Mey-er will have more than enough talent tochoose from with the likes of Pat Lambie,Pollard, Catrakilis and Jantjies all challeng-ing for selection.Indeed, the picture is looking increasingly

bright throughout for Meyer with stand-outperformances from the likes of back-to-formSchalk Burger, Dwayne Vermeulen, CheslinKolbe, Francois Hougaardt, Cornal Hen-dricks, perhaps even little Faf de Klerkamong others.NOW, if you get your kicks from the sight

of two grown men lambasting the hell out ofone another, you’ll be sure not to miss the“bout to end all bouts” – so they’re callingit – between FloydMayweather jnr andMan-ny Pacquiao in Manila on Sunday at 4.45 amSA time. Who will emerge victorious? Whowill be the new king of fisticuffs. Who cares?Well er... millions actually.

THISSPORTINGLIFE:MICHAEL SHAFTO

‘Thiswas rugby todreamabout’COLORRunfever isabout tohitPEas thehappi-est 5k run on the planet heads into town on the17th May for the start of the national tour.

The Color Run is a 5km, un-timed race inwhich “Color Runners”, are doused from headto toe in different colours at each kilometer.There are only two rules:- Wear white at thestarting line and finish plastered in color!A great new initiative this year is the FUN-

RAISINGaspect for local schools andcharity or-ganisations. School ambassadors are selected torepresent the school and they will be given freeentryandColorRunkit tohelppromote theracewithin their school.The school is also given a unique discount

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your packet pick up at the Boardwalk just daysbefore the run which takes place at NMMUNorth Campus on Sunday 17th May at 10am.Tickets must be purchased before the day andhave been discounted to R150 for the PE event.For info visit www.thecolorrun.co.za.

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Happiest, most colourful5k run heads to Bay

theBulls – surprisingly crushed at scrum-time – managing to pound their way backinto the game with the only try of the en-counter by Bjorn Basson, when it seemedthe home side were, slowly but surely,taking control at 12-3. Simply put, the dif-


LAST Friday night Toshiba Old Greyhad their first taste of PEFA PremierLeague football and ended up being 1- 2 down in the contest.Old Grey started well and held their

own and were on the score sheet half-way through the 1st half with a goalfrom Adam Daniel.Old Grey went into halftime 1 up.

Callies starteddominating the2ndhalfand in the70thminuteof thegameRaz-aan Safedien equalised. Callies domi-nance saw Nkosinathi Ndamane scor-ingthewinninggoal inthe85thminuteof the game.Down the road at the Oval NMBM

Municipalityhadnoanswers toWarri-ors’dominance.Warriorsmadesureofthe game already in the 1st half withgoals from Nevan Gardner, Bhukhu-thele Nquphe andWayne Gilbert. Mu-nicipality failed to respond and hardlytroubled Warriors’ goalkeeper. Satur-day saw 4 games played.On the Victoria Park Sports Club

field Forresters and Central Acematesfought out a 2-all draw. Kweila openedthe scoring for Forresters in the 35thminute to be followed by the equaliserfor Acemates from defender Si-yabonga Namba. Acemates took theleadinthe2ndhalf fromagoalbystrik-erHappySodinga.Kweila’s 2ndgoal inthe 81st minute ensured Forresters ashare of the league points.Out inBridgemeadHighburyhadno

answer to NMMU Madibaz’ domi-nance. In form Kieran Koert helpedhimself to 2 goals in the 1st half to befollowed byMadibaz’ 3rd from Claudi-

us Sagandira. Madibaz continuedtheir dominance with Kieran Koertrounding off the win with his 3rd goaland another hat trick to his name. Al-beit that Hearts trounced KwadwesiAll Stars 1 - 4 Hearts found the goingfairly toughwith their 1st goal deep in-to the half from the penalty spot byMark Upman after Roberto Formentohad been brought down in the area.Mark got his 2nd goal from well

placedpasses. In the2ndhalfTravisLaMudegotHearts’ 3rd fromawell takenfree kick. The win was sealed after aJason vanWyk shotwas deflected intothe Kwadwesi goals. Kwadwesi’s solideffort was rewarded when HlumeloDumse scored 3 minutes from fulltime. P.E. Defence ran riot againstMotherwell Soccer Academy whenthey trounced them 1 - 8 on the NobbsRoad grounds. P.E. Defence scored 4 inthe 1st half and and the remaining 4 inthe 2nd half. Defence striker Senzo gota hat trick of goals in the 1st half alongwith the 1st of Aseza Ntlemeza’s hattrick.Malixolehelpedhimself to a goalearly in the2ndhalf alongwithSenzo’s4th goal and Aseza’s 2nd and 3rd goalof his hat trick.This comingFridaynightCallies en-

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est Hill. The Diaz Club will see Warri-ors and Forresters locking horns onSunday. Fridaynight gameskick off at20:15 and Saturday/Sunday gameskick off at 15:30.

YOUTH REPORTThe PEFA Juniors played their 2nd

games of the 2015 season on Sunday 26April at various fields around theMet-ro.In the u 17 division last years league

winners beat NMMU by 3 goals to 1while Motherwell Academy narrowlybeat newcomers Tools FC by 3 goals to2 at the Nobbs Rd fields in Summer-strand. Hearts and United Brothersdrew 2 - 2 in a closely contested affair.A brace byThai Jensen forHearts sawthemclawback from2 - 0downtodrawthe game. Mathew Kingwell pulled offsome fantastic saves in the goals forHearts tokeephis teaminthegameun-til the finalwhistle. In theu 15divisionlast year’s KO Cup winners Heartspulled off a 5 - 4 win over NMMU in anend to end game that saw some bril-liant soccer being played by bothteams. Motherwell Academy beatTools FC by 5 goals to 1 while the Cal-liesA teambeat theirB teamby3goalsto 1. In the u 11 Division Callies A beatMotherwell by 4 goals to 3 at LondtParkwhile StGeorge’sA thumpedPri-ory at the Union fields. In the u 9 agegroup St George’s beat Hearts 9 - 0while Priory United beat the CalliesSaltires 8 - 0. The Callies Braveheartsbeat the St George’s Braves by 1 goalto nil in a close affair.

PEFAREPORT: FRANCOIS J. ROTHNER

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PARTICIPANTS in next month’s PwC GreatZuurberg Trek are set to enjoy all the creaturecomforts with the introduction of a luxury sa-fari tent stay for the three-stagemountainbikerace near Addo.

Organisers have brought in the “glamping”or glamorous camping option as the ZuurbergMountain Village, which plays host to theevent fromMay 29 to 31, has been fully bookedby riders.Race organiser Rob Hayter said the safari

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hot-water showers would also be available onsite, just across the road from the hotel, hesaid.“With Addo right on our doorstep, the luxu-

ry tent gives one that authentic African safariexperience that makes this area world fa-mous.”For its second edition, the 195km stage race

has also partneredwith SouthAfricanNation-al Parks to access rarely visited parts of theAddo Elephant National Park.“On day one, we enter the park and descend

over 10km to the valley floor below. I believethis to be one of the most fantastic views inSouth Africanmountain biking,” said Hayter.Riders would also spend more than half of

the second stage within park boundaries andbe amazed by the magnificent views from thetop of the northern ridge of the Zuurberg, hesaid.“To the south, one sees the coastline of Port

Elizabeth with the citrus orchards of the Sun-days River Valley below.“To thenorth, it overlooks the vastKaroo all

the way up to Somerset East. This side of thepark isknownfor its ancient cycadsandridersride within two metres of some of these.”On the final day, riders test their technical

skills on the renowned singletrack at Hayter-daleTrails beforeheadingbackup thehistoricZuurberg Pass to finish at the hotel.Hayter said there were very few races coun-

trywide that couldoffer thediversityof terrainthatGreat ZuurbergTrek riderswould experi-ence.“We believe we have a race that is challeng-

ing but not unduly so, with an abundance ofcomfort and convenience.“For us it’s about offering not only a great

outdoor experience but also a great one in-doors.”The event is open to 100 two-person teams

with a limited number of entries still availa-ble.Enter at www.greatzuurbergtrek.co.za before

May 20. Follow @zuurbergtrekker or find therace on Facebook.

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