TheodorHerzl High School athlete, Olivia Mukheibir,competed in the recentMetro Athletics Championships. Olivia attained gold medals forgirls’ u/14 in the 100m, 200m and high jump items.Olivia has also made the inter-schools metroteam, the only female athlete qualifying forthree events. Sheplaced first in all, medalling gold. Her performance has seen her advance to the EasternCape Championships.
THE Central Special Rating Area(SRA),a non-profit organisation run by volunteersand supportedbyhomeowners, has been taking proactivesteps to addressneglected buildings andimprove safety in the area.
Coveringthe area between RinkStreet, Russel Road, Donkinand the BaakensValley, the SRAhas dealt withseveral problem buildings
“A few years back,there were manyproblem buildingsinthat area. Some were sold and redone into student accommodation,” saidDavid Edwards, chairpersonofthe Central SRA.
“We havehelped in the pastownerstohave buildings renovated and assisted with demolition and getting approvals.Therewas abuilding taken down in Hout Street. When it comes to problem buildings in the Central Special Rating Area, not many are left.”
Last week, the SRA secured an abandoned building on Prospect Hill.
“There is adispute on who owns thatbuilding, and it has outstanding municipal bills,”he explained
“The bylaws allow the municipality to take actiononbuildingsthat are neglected and abandoned. Unfortunately, it takes time, though, and we have not seen it successfully implemented.”
As atemporary solution, CentralSRA bricked up the front of the building to make sure it asafer spacefor the St Augustine Church and St Augustine School
“We brickedituptostop easy access and criminal activity. Sincewe’ve done it, in the pastfew days, the principalhas said there has been asignificant improvement,” Edwards shared. “I think as atemporary solution, it has solvedthatproblem.”
TheCentral SRA also focuses on improving overall safetyand cleanliness in the area.
“We have 75 cameras, monitored by the Citywide controlroom and armed vehicles patrolling 24/7,” Edwards explained of their pro-
active measures to reducecrime.
“We have seen areduction in crimereported, and if only more people implemented aproactive approach in their area, they could alsosee the improvement.”
Formed as anon-profit associationunder municipal regulations, the Central SRAoperates with ateam of volunteers and employees
“We are an Association not for gain, agroup of directors who are volunteerswho want to see improvement in the area. We alsohave ateam headed up by an operations manager with six employees doing waste management.”
According to Edwards, several tons of waste aretaken out of the area and disposed of at the municipal tip per month.
The SRA also runs community initiatives such as heritagetours.
“On amonthly basis, we sponsor aheritage walk, where we have atourguide retained forathree- to four-hour walkaround Central, providing historical information,”Edwards shared.
“The publiciswelcome to come to an activity that is free of charge and safe with security provided on the day.”
Other planned monthly activities include Saturday clean-ups.
ACONCERNED mother from Gqeberha says her adult daughter has been left without vital psychiatric medication for weeks, highlighting fears that supply problems in the Eastern Cape health system are affecting vulnerable patients.
The local mother, who asked to remain anonymous,told PE Express that her daughter relies on antipsychoticmedication prescribed afteranervous breakdown.
However, attempts to obtain the medication from localhospital pharmacies, clinicsand privatechemists have been unsuccessful.
“We were told they don’t have stock because the government has not purchased the tablets,” shesaid.
Themedicationiscommonly used to treat
that psychiatric patients don’t have their medication,”she said.
Themedicationhas reportedly been unavailable since January, leaving families anxious about theconsequences forpeople who depend on treatment to remain stable.
Concerns about shortages come as pressure mounts on the Eastern Cape Department of Health over millions of rand owed to suppliers. In January,the Democratic Alliance securedunanimous support in the provincial legislature for amotion compelling urgent action on unpaid health suppliers, including a debt of about R90 million to medical gascompany Afrox.
DA Shadow MEC forHealth, Jane Cowley, said themotion was aimed at forcing accountability.
“The resolutions forcethe executive to ac-
department’sunpaid invoices runinto the billions.
Under the adopted resolutions, MECfor Health, Ntandokazi Capa,must establish a multidisciplinary task team to ensurehospitals continue receiving essential supplies suchas medical gas. TheMEC is also requiredtotable adetailed payment planoutlining how the department will settle outstanding invoices
In addition, Premier Oscar Mabuyane must report on steps to bring the department onto the “Have IBeen Paid?”platform, asystem aimed at improving payment transparency for suppliers.
“These resolutions create clear executive obligations to stabilise hospital services,protect businesses in the health supply chain, and end
acultureofdelayed payment,” Cowley said For families already struggling to accessessentialmedication, however,the crisis is more than apolitical debate.
“Paying suppliersontimekeeps wards open, protects jobs, and safeguards patient lives,” Cowley said
“A unanimous vote means everyparty accepted thesesteps.Now the executive must deliver.”
Themother saidthe shortages aredeeply worrying. “People depend on these tablets to live normal lives,” shesaid.
The PE Express reached out to the Eastern Cape Department of Health spokesperson, Siyanda Manana, but no feedback was received at thetimeofgoing to print on Monday.
SEVERAL former members and leaders of ActionSA in Nelson Mandela Bay have joined the Democratic Alliance (DA),a move that both partiessay reflects shifting political dynamics ahead of the upcoming local government elections.
The DA in the Eastern Cape announced this week that it had welcomed anumber of former ActionSA members,including regional leaders,into its ranks.
According to the DA, the new members include ActionSA Nelson Mandela Bay regional chairperson, Sherwin Nel, former provincial spokesperson, Luzuko Gedze, and ActionSA Kariega sub-regionalchairperson,Sinclair Baatjies.
DA EasternCape provincial leader, Andrew Whitfield, said the move strengthens the party’s prospects in the metro.
“The Democratic Alliance(DA)
in the Eastern Cape haswelcomed several former leading figures and members of ActionSA in NelsonMandela Baytothe party,” Whitfield said.
Whitfield saidthe announcement was made alongside DA Eastern Cape provincial chairperson Yusuf Cassim, DA Nelson MandelaBay mayoral candidate, Retief Odendaal, and DA Winterhoek constituency leader,Horatio Hendricks.
“Our newest membersbelieve that uniting behind agrowing DA is the onlyway to get Nelson Mandela Bayworking again,” he said.
“They recognisethe DA’s strong track record of excellent service delivery where wegovern, and our proven abilitytodeliver meaningful change for all.”
Whitfield added that the party believes the additions will strengthen its efforts to regain controlof the metro
“Under the DA banner, we are confident thatwecan win Nelson
Mandela Bay in 2026 and restore effective governance and excellent servicedelivery.”
He further said the party remains open to membersofother organisations who share its values.
“The DA in the Eastern Cape will continue to serve as apolitical home formembers of other parties who share our values and principles, and we will gladly welcome them into our ranks.”
ActionSAchief whip in the National Assembly and former Nelson Mandela Bay executivemayor,Athol Trollip, acknowledged that some individuals had left the party, but said such shifts arenot unusual in politics.
“ActionSA is disappointed that recently current membershave left the organisation,” Trollip said.
“Essentially,politics is about making choices; people join political parties voluntarily or freely and leavethem voluntarily or freely and in this case, some of
the members left ActionSAatthe conclusionofthe lastelection, perhaps disappointed that they themselvesdidn’tget elected and othershave left on theeve of this election, thelocal government election.”
Trollip said thepartyhad taken astrategic decision about where it would contest elections.
“Weasapartyhavesaid we will only contest municipalities where there are existing vibrant membership and branch structures. Now we havebeen battling to achieve thatinNelson Mandela Baysomaybe people haveidentifiedgreener pastures and we wish themwell.”
He addedthat building anew political party wasa challenging process.
“What we as ActionSA are trying to do is very difficult, where anew political organisation is trying to offervoters something different from theexistingpolitical role players that havebeen around forthe last 30 years and
havenot been able to deliveron thefullpotential that this country holds.”
“So, people will come and go, and that is unfortunate, but we are determined to stay thecourse and to give theelectoratesomething different to votefor.”
Trollip also suggested that not allindividualswho joined theDA were currently activeActionSA members.
“Some of themembers paraded left ActionSA forother political formations afterthe last election, so they are technically not current members butformer members. Others might have been supporters butaren’t registered ActionSA members,” he said.
“Having said that,though, it is unfortunate.”
He said political shifts arecommon in the periodleading up to elections.“It’sthat season before elections wherepeople make determinationsabout wherethey thinkthe grassisgreener for their prospects.”
AT 79-years-old, aretired teacher, George Maleiba, is proving that it is never too late to follow adream.
After alifetime of experiences, he has published his first book –acollection of poems that reflect his memories, heritage and the lessons hehas gathered along the way.
Maleiba launched his debutpoetry collection, Froetsêllid,atEricaHouse in Hillside on Saturday, 28 February.
He told PE Express that he published the book, via Shofar Publishing House, towardsthe end of last year and received his first copies in December.
For Maleiba, seeing the book in print was both exciting anddeeply personal
“The title, Froetsêllid,reflects the mixture in the book,” he explained. “The poems are written in both Englishand Afrikaans and coverdifferent parts of my life –mychildhood, my family,myexperiences andalso aspectsofmyheritage.”
The collection contains 60 poems and touches on avariety of themes, from growingupand community life to identity and personal reflections
Although he has now become apublished author, Maleiba said he never originally planned to be awriter.
“I was actually areluctant writer or poet,” he explained. “I didn’t sit down with aspecific time to write.Itjust happened overtime.”
The firstpoem he wrote wasabout DawidStuurman, ahistorical Khoi leader.From around 2019,hefound himself becoming increasingly interestedinpoetry and began writing more regularly.
Maleiba spent 27 years workingas an English and Afrikaans teacher before retiring about three decades ago. Today, he lives in Hillside,where writing has become part of hisdaily life.
“I try to write whenever Ican,” he shared.“It keeps my mind busy and gives me something meaningfultofocus on.”
He is afather of four and agrandfather to 11 grandchildren. While he mostly lives alone, one of his grandsons helps look out for him.
Maleiba believes the book will appeal to awide range of readers
“It should be enjoyable for high school learners and adults from all walks of life,” he said. “Some of the poems may be abit deepfor younger children,but there is something in the book for many people.”
GeorgeMaleibalaunched his debutpoetrycollectionatErica HouseinHillsideon Saturday,28Febr
Anumber Maleiba’s in Salisbury changed were forcibly apartheid-era tween 1965 “I writ and how those days,” Despite families bers aspects “I had oldest of help rais wasn’t always He attended fore cont tually beg In 1966, received Patrick’s removals, and eventu Education part of ment,h and writ
Since leiba has poems, hopes to collection.
Gqeberha Central Men’sShed: Theymeet every Mondayfrom10:30 to 12:00 at Caritas 16 West Street,NewtonPark (between Tiger Wheeland Newton Park Spar).Amen’s shed is aspace wheremen canrelax,get together to talk, work together,haveacup of coffee and create friends. All ages arewelcome.For more information,WhatsApp Willie at 071142 3771
Diabetes Wellness Meeting (PE Branch): Ameeting will be heldonWednesday,11March, at 19:15 for19:30 at the Caritas ServiceCentre inWestStreet,NewtonPark.ContactMartinor Elizabeth at 082 5799059or041 3672810
BootSale:TheForestHillcommunitywillhave abootsaleatCloverCrescent,ForestHill(open ground by Donkin Hospital) on 15 March from 07:00 to 12:30.ContactIan at 081 468 5077
Re-Seconds Market: Collectors,treasure hunters, don’t missthe Re-Seconds Market at Londt Park SportsClub on Sunday, 15 March, from 09:00 to 14:00. Therewill be thriftclothing, toys,Tupperware, jewellery, pettreats, hair accessories, homedecor,vintage, as well as plentyoffood and greatcoffee.Weather permitting.Entryisfree.Formoreinfo,contact083 5885823 or theresecondsmarket@gmail.com.
Backto80sParty: Don’t missa vibrant night of funnyman Gino Fabbri, iconic 80s hitsfrom Centrestage, and exciting auction items —all in aidofthe CheshireHome Summerstrand. It will takeplace at CentrestageinBaywest on Friday, 20 March. Doorsopen at 18:30and the showstartsat19:30.TicketsatR250 per person(which include snacks) areavailable onlinefromQuicket.Therewill alsobeacash bar.ContactDeidreat083 5000818
Let’sThriftAgain Market: The market will takeplace at the Walmer Town Hall on Sunday, 22 March from 09:00 to 13:00. Therewill be a
variety of stalls,including bric-a-brac, clothing, artsand crafts,antiques and collectables plants, Tupperware, silverjewellery and food stalls.Tobook your spacefor R50 per stall, WhatsApp 082 227 7073. Craft, Hobbiesand ToyFair: The fair will takeplace on 28 March from 08:30 to 13:00at the Walmer Town Hall in Main Road, Walmer Therewill be loads of craftstalls, dolls, bears, acollectablemodel cardisplay,a Lego display, tea,coffeeandgoodiestoeat.Entryisfree.The market supportsSPCA. ContactJennifer Endemann at 082 3978383.
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CityLightsChurch: This family-style,Bible-basedchurchisaffiliatedwiththeAdvance group of churches. We meetevery Sundayat 09:30 at TheEPBadminton Hall at the end of Alan DriveinWalmer Downs. WhatsApp Dave at 084 999 9197for moreinfo. Hi’sPlaceDevelopingCentre: Achurchand healingserviceisheldeverySundaymorningat 09:00.All arewelcome.Directions: Drivefrom Gqeberha on OldCape Road, 1.6kmpastthe Wedgewood GolfCourse entrance, and enter through the gate of Sovereign Foods on the right-hand side of the road.Formoreinfo,contactPastorChristo Campher at 082 5152294. Healing Meeting: The next healing meeting will takeplace on Saturday, 11 April at 10:00in Hall 4ofthe Word of Faith Christian Centreon the corner of William Moffet Expressway and LillyStreet, Mangold Park. All welcome,freeof charge
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Stefan Roberts (15) is gekies om van 27
April tot 2Mei aan die Afrika-kampioenskappe in Egipte deel te neem
FOTO: VERSKAF
HANNES SCHOEMAN
DIE Algoapark-stoeiklub in die Baai is in diesewende hemel nadat een vansylede in drie kategorieë Protea-kleure gekry het.
StefanRoberts(15), leerder aan dieHoërskoolFramesby, is met groot verwagtinge na dienasionale proeweopSecunda, min wetende dathydie gunstelingesou verras deuraswenneruit die strydtetree in dieGrieks-Romein, vrystyl en strandstoei-afdeling.
Hiermeeishygekiesomvan 27
Apriltot 2Mei aandie Afrika-kampioenskappeinEgipte deel te neem Sedert hy vier jaar gelede begin stoei het, het hy besonderetalent gewys
Stefan is selde op sy beste tydens dieklubseoefensessie, want wanneerhysyvoete saansopdie stoeimat sithet hy reeds’nvolle dag vanlandloop,krieket en/ofrugby gehad.
NoudatSuid-Afrikakennis geneemhet vandié uiters talentvollestoeier,beginsyinternasionale loopbaan in alle erns.
Grobbies Grobler,president van Algoapark se stoeiklub, sê wat Stefan vermag het, het nognooit in die
OP se geskiedenis gebeur nie.
“Dis ongelooflik. Absoluut fantasties!
“Dis virons as Algoapark-klub ’n grooteer om Stefan as lid te hê. Ek weet diehele OP is trots op hom
“WatStefan se prestasienog meer merkwaardig maak is datdit die eerste keer was wat hy aandie nasionale proewe deelgeneemhet. Dít wil gedoenwees.
“Ek wil egter almalbedankwat tot Stefan se Protea-kleure bygedrahet –die afrigters,beamptes en administrasie. Dan kan ek ooknet dink hoe trots Framesbyophom is,”sêhy.
Met Stefan wat sowat R65,000 gaan benodig, hou dieAlgoapark-klub op 18 April’nfondsinsameling met ’n veerpyltjietoernooi.
Twee-en-dertig mans en agtvroue sal in aksiewees teen R50 per persoon.
Sestien kinderssonder 18 jaar sal ookhul slag voor diebordwys
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CHAMPION trainer, Alan Greeff, will be aiming to make it four victories in arow in the R150,000 East Cape Fillies Nursery at the Fairview Turf track in Greenbushes on Friday.
Two-year-old fillies in the Greeff stable have been producingwonderfulperformancesinrecent times, and it could be more of the same in Friday’s race over 1200m. Anotherdanceforme was an impressive winner of the Nursery last year, Splicethemainbrace won it the year before,and LunaHalo was the Greeff winner in 2023
All these winners were ridden to victory by top Cape Town-based jockey Richard Fourie, who has been dominating the jockeyranks at Fairview over the last three seasons.
He has already visited theFairview winners’ enclosureon60occasions since the current season started in Augustlast year.
The Nursery is the feature race at the Friday the13th meeting, but thereare many more veryin-
teresting races on the card.
The Juvenile Plate (two-yearolds), Oaks Plate (three-year-old fillies) and astrong Pinnacle Stakeswill also be exciting affairs
Greeff was in topformatlast Friday’s meeting when he had three winners and he wasalso smiling the next dayatTurffonteininJohannesburg
The EastCape Championtwoyear-old filly of last season, Golden Palm, ran acracker forthe Greeff stable tofinish second in the R1.25million SA Fillies Classic.
Another hero last Friday was the work rider Sibongile Liyaba.
Hewon the first race, the Work Riders Maiden Platefor fillies and mares, with Tanzanite.
Tanzanite, trained by Dean Smith, was the favourite to win therace and did so easily, but Liyaba still deserves praise for how he handled thefilly.
These amateur races are always ahighlight at any Fairview meeting,and it was no different this time. Liyaba is nowthe outright
favourite to be crowned as the East Cape WorkRider of the season later in the year.
This coming Friday’sraces will provide plenty of excitement, but local racingfansare already talking about the meeting on the 20th when quality racing and charity will combine.
On this day, the racing community will unite for ameaningful cause at the charity raceday of the East Cape HorseCare Unit (ECHCU).
The ECHCU plays avital role in protecting and caring for horses in the NelsonMandela Bayregion, and thisevent is ared-letter one forthem.
They need all the support they can get, and donations can be madethroughthe purchase of bricks in the building of asymbolic wall of welfare.
Someitems will be auctioned on the daywhen we will see fantastic racing,featuring the East Cape Guineas and the East Cape Sprint Cup.
Contact Dorrie Shamat082 572 0505 to make adonation.
SELBYMADIKANE
IFA-NMB Top8 gamesstart witha bigbang
INDUSTRIAL Football Association Nelson Mandela Bay (IFANMB) opened the season with the tough Top 8games at the crowded Shatterprufe Grounds in StruandaleonSunday.
IFA-NMB Sanlam Cup League reigning champions, Tenneco Ride Control SA (Pty) Ltd, were overcome 2-0byAspen. Continental Tyres advanced to the semi-finals following their3-2 victory over Dairy Group.
Auto X-Willard went down 2-0 to Sasko. Purem by Eberspacher registered a3-2 victory over Forvia Uitenhage.
The semi-finals will take place at Shatterprufe Struandale Grounds on Sunday. Aspen will test theirstrength against Continental Tyres at 10:30. Saskowill battle it out against Purem by Eberspacher at 12:00.
IFA-NMB president Sello Mokhosi congratulated all the winning teams.“Iwould like to congratulate the winning sides for making it to the semi-finals. It was not an easy road as all the teams that participated played theirhearts out.
“We are looking forward to the next round at Shatterprufe Struandale Grounds on Sunday.”
Real Crusaders FC breakShining StarsFC’sunbeatenrecord
REAL Crusaders FC broke theirneighbours Shining Stars FC’s unbeaten record with a1-0 victory during aZwide Football Association (ZWIFA) Premier League at Zwide Celtics Grounds on Sunday.
Since the start of the season, Crusaders and Stars have won all their games.
The supporters of Crusaders weresent intoraptures as their goal poacher, Chuma Parker Ntoyabo, found the back of the net.
Crusaders claimed ahardfought 1-0triumph over their neighbours.
Other ZWIFAPremier League results:
• Mwalimu All StarsFC1-2 AlaskaFC
• ZwidePiratesFC1-2YoungRomansFC Kuyasa United BrothersFC3-1 UmanyanoStarsFC
• AmadamaraFC2-1 Gal CityFC
• DukaCosmosFC0-(2) w/oGolden
Aces FC
• Major Chiefs SportsClub2-1 Strikers United FC Sophakama FC 0-2 NUBS FC
ZWIFASuper League results:
• Real CrusadersFCB3-0 Amadamara FC B
• Everton FC 1-2Shining StarsFCB
• Mighty HeroesFC0-2 Real Rovers FC Young KillersFC0-3 Young Brothers FC
• Black StarsFC2-1 Garvey United FC
• Everton FC 1-2Black StarsFC
SAFA NMBHollywoodbets Men’s RegionalLeagueresults
Stream Aresults:
• StingingBeesFC1-1 Mr XCadersFC
• RoyalBucks FC 1-1Park United FC Group
• Khayelitsha StarsFC0-2 Camper United
• Shining StarsFC1-2 RedLionsFC Eastern Cape CelticsFC1-1 Lion City FC Stream Bresults:
• Major Chiefs SC 4-0 Madibaz Football
• Young Aces FC 1-1SaintsFC Despatch PioneersFC0-0 Real CelticsFC
• CalliesAFC 1-2Highland SpursFC PeaceMakersFC2-1 RedCityFC • RedCityFC2-0 Madibaz Football HighburyFCloseleadtoThe Bees FC
NELSON Mandela Bay side Highbury FC returned home disenchanted after they losta 1-0lead to The Bees FC, who eventually overcame them 2-1 during theirMotsepe Foundation Championship tough clash at KaNyamazane Stadium in KaNyamazane on Sunday. Casric Stars FC could not play theirscheduled game against the University of Pretoria at Solomon Mahlangu Stadium in KwaMhlanga on Friday. Stars upset Betway PSLside AmaZulu FC, defeating them 2-1 during the Nedbank Cup quarter-finalsatMoses Mabhida Stadium in Durban on Saturday. Other MotsepeFoundation Championship results: • Milford FC 3-2 Sekhukhune United FC Midlands WanderersFC1-1 Black Leopards FC • Hungry Lions FC 0-0 Lerumo Lions FC LeicesterfordCityFC1-1 Kruger United FC • GomoraUnitedFC1-1UpingtonCityFC • Venda FC 0-0 BarokaFC
