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OPPOSED>> ‘I want to clear the rumours that are going around stating that the DA will enterinto a coalition with EFF after the May 7 election. There is nothing like that’KHAYA MAGENU>>khaya.magenu@feveronline.co.za

THE KZN Democratic Alli-ance Deputy ChairpersonFrancois Rodgers has de-

scribed the Economic FreedomFighter’s commander-in-chief asan “idiot and criminal”.

“I want to clear the rumoursthataregoingaroundstating thatthe DA will enter into a coalitionwithEFFafter theMay7election.This is nothing but a rumour. Ihave called Julius Malema anidiot and I amcallinghiman idiotagain.

“The DA will never go into acoalition with idiots and crimi-nals. Julius Malema is much likehis father,PresidentJacobZuma,who he was going to die for andthen he decided to rather ‘kill’himandhasnow formedhis ownparty,” said Rodgers in Kokstadduring aDAdelegation to engagewith the business and farmingcommunities of the Harry Gwalaregion on Friday at Oak ParkGuesthouse.

He was with the DA DeputyShadowMinister of Rural Devel-opment and Land Reform KevinMileham before they proceededto the Underberg Country club totalk to farmers and businesspeople.

Rodgerssaidiftheydidnotwin

in Gauteng they would rather bethe opposition than enter into acoalitionbecause they learnta lotduring their coalition governingin the Western Cape a few yearsback.

“We are not going into a coali-tion with criminals and even ifthere is a need, we won’t withMalema’spartybecausehe is stillfacing tax fraud. In Gauteng theDA is faced with the challenge ofthe EFF. The scale is tippingslightlyagainstus,butIwanttobeclear about rumours that we aregoing into a coalition with EFF.There is nothing like that,” saidRodgers.

He said in the Northern CapeandGautengtheirpools lookverygood and they have a chance ofwinningtheseprovincesfromtheANC to govern three provinces,including the Western Cape.

He said in 2019 the politicallandscape of South Africa willchange totally and there will beanotherpoliticalparty,otherthanANC, in power.

He said theyhadheard storiesthattheyareawhiteorganisationand don’t have the support of themasses and nothing will change,they are just the opposition, amostly white representation.

“In the deep rural areas ofUmzimkhuluinWard18lastyearwehadaby-electioncontestedby

black candidates. In 2011we gotless than one percent of the vote,but last year in theby-electionwegotalmost30%inthesameward.It is a clear indication that themood on the ground is definitelychanging,” said Rodgers.

He said he believed this elec-tion will be the biggest decline ofthe ANC since 1994.

TheHarryGwalaregionalEFFcommissar Dumisani DlaminidescribedRodger’s comments as“shamed” and “strange”.

“It isstrangeintoday’sdemoc-racy to findawhiteman insultinga blackman [calling him] an idiotand a criminal yet expecting thesame black man to vote for him.

“TheDA is in alliancewith theNational Party and ConsecutiveParty. Those were the brutalmonsters of apartheid.”

He said the Economic Free-dom Fighters will never get intobedwith those “apartheidprosti-tutes” because theyhavenothingin common.

He said Hellen Zille is justanother monkey whodances around trying toimpress the sameblack voters his de-monRodgers is in-sulting.

Dlaminicalled themthieves and

criminals who stole their landand exploited their economy.

“The EFF seeks to addressthose issues,whichare toexpro-priateourlandwithoutcompen-sationandthenationalisationofmines.

“As for Rodgers, he is justmanipulating our black peopleto support him to protect whitebusiness. He knows nothingand he doesn’t care about ourcommunities except using themto protect their own interest.”

PHOTO: KHAYA MAGENUKZN Democratic Alliance DeputyChairperson Francois Rodgers.

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FEVERArmedrobbersarrested

WITHIN hours after three suspectsshot a foreign national in Hardingthis morning, two suspects werearrested and a third one killed inan exchange of gun fire betweenthe police and the suspects.

A motor vehicle, a 9mmpistol and the money which wastaken from the victim, were alsorecovered.

At 8.30am on Tuesday 29 April,a 25-year-old man was on his wayto the bank in Harding and waswalking in Hawkins Street when

he was approached by twosuspects. They shot him twice inthe leg and grabbed his moneywhich he was going to deposit.They then fled.

Warrant Officer PatrickGosling, Constable MzwandileMakana (POP Port Shepstone),Constable Lee Frost (POP PortShepstone), Constable Joseph Celeand Constable Innocent Nhlumayo(Port Shepstone K9 unit) respond-ed to the Harding area and startedfollowing up information. Within

hours two suspects were arrestedjust outside Harding.

A Chevrolet Captiva was alsoconfiscated. A large sum of moneywas found in their possession. Thesearch for a third suspect contin-ued and he was traced to Harding.

When the police membersclosed in on him, he fired at thepolice. Police fired back and theman was wounded. He however,died at the scene. It is believedthat two of the suspects are fromDurban and the third one from

Harding.Acting cluster commander of

the Kokstad cluster, ColonelHendrina Grundlingh welcomedthe arrests and said she was im-pressed with the quick responseand successful apprehension ofthe culprits.

Investigations are continuingand the two suspects will appearin the Harding Magistrate’s Courton charges of armed robbery andattempted murder soon.

— Supplied.

Mayor unapologeticabout name changeFEVER REPORTER

THE Harry Gwala District Mu-nicipality Mayor, Mluleki Ndo-be said that they are unapolo-

getic, nordo they regret changing thename of the former Sisonke Munici-pality to Harry Gwala.

Ndobe was speaking during theFreedom Day celebrations at themunicipality when celebrating Free-domDay,which ledto theunveilingofHarry Gwala’s tombstone who waspraised by politicians at the event.

The name change has been bless-ed by a number of politicians includ-ing the Human Settlement MEC RaviPillay who was present as politicalchampion deployed in the HarryGwala District.

Themunicipality has beennamedafter Harry Gwala, the political iconwho sacrificed his life, family and allthat he had, for democracy.

Ndobe referred to certain individ-uals who disputed the name changeclaiming “this is the waste of taxpay-ers’ money”.

“This is part of developing theminds of our youth to know their his-torical background and to enrichthem with knowledge and history ofthe places they live in.”

This was also the last day of theFreedom Flame’s tour in the region.

Harry Gwala’s family, led by hisdaughter Lindiwe, were present andwere overjoyed to witness the recog-nition of their father.

She said shewas grateful forwhathas been done by the Harry GwalaDistrict Municipality to honour theirfather.PillayurgedHarryGwalapolit-ical leadership and officials to followin the footsteps of Harry Gwala interms of leading by example.

At the unveiling of the HarryGwala ‘bust’ is Harry Gwala DistrictMunicipality Mayor Mluleki Ndobe,GKM Mayor Nosisa Jojozi, HumanSettlement MEC Ravi Pillay andUbuhlebezwe Municipality MayorZamo Nxumalo at the freedom cele-bration. (Woman at the back is un-named.) PHOTO: SUIPPLIED

>> Name change has been blessed by a number of politicians including the Human Settlement MEC Ravi Pillay

Security guard accused of kidnapping, murderNTUNTU DWEBA>>ntuntu.dweba@feveronline.co.za

RESIDENTS of Ramohlakoana, Matatiele haveburnt a car to ashes after a 23-year-old manfrom the village was allegedly kidnapped andbeaten to death by security guards two weeksago.

It is reported that the man was hitchhikingtotownwhentheaccused,MzomhleDuma(39),a security guard, wasdriving a security com-pany car with his colleagues when they sawthreemenwhom they suspectedwere involvedin a break-in at a hotel in Maluti the night be-

fore.According to Matatiele police spokesperson

Lieutenant Raphael Motloung the securityguards then stopped the car and pepper-sprayed the three men to subdue them.

“Two of the men escaped and fled. Unfortu-nately,theonewhowasleftbehindwasseverelyassaulted by the guards,” Motloung said.

It is believed that when themen saw thatthe victim was going to die they drove him toSwartberg, about 80km away, and dumpedhim.

A case of kidnapping was opened at MalutiPolice Station and upon investigating the case

they found the victim dead in Swartberg.“At this point we are not sure if the victim

was alive when dumped,” Motloung said.Duma appeared in court the Maluti Magis-

trate’s Court last Wednesday. He was releasedon R1 000 bail since the accusedwas not alonewhen the crimewas committed. Police are urg-inganyonewith informationregarding theoth-er security guards to contactDetectiveWarrantOfficer Pakkies Hoffman on 083 239 9887.

Motloung furtherwarned communitymem-bers not to take the law into their own hands.

“Peoplemustallowthepolicetodotheir job,”he said.

Griquas visit PhilippolisFEVER REPORTERMEMBERS of the East GriquaTraditional Council Ralph Ruitersand JimmyMarais are working hardto put the issues of the Griquas on theagenda.

ThiscomesaftertheymettheEast-ernCapeMECforHumanSettlementsHelen Sauls-August inMatatiele con-cerninghousing,electricityandwater

for the community of Bultfontein andSandfontein.

According to Ruiters, Sauls-Au-gust said the process needed to befast-tracked and tasked senior mem-bers of her department to meet thecommunities to discuss the challeng-es of the two areas.

TheEastGriquaTraditionalCoun-cil also visited Philippolis, the place

where Adam Kok III lived but wasforced to leave. “We visited his houseandvarioushistoricalsiteson4April.We were also interviewed by Pasellathe Afrikaans TV programme on 7May,” Ruiters, the speaker in thehouse of traditional leaders of theEast Griqua Traditional Council said.

Ruiters said they will inform thecommunityonfurtherdevelopments.

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PHOTO:SUPPLIED

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3Realising his dreamNTUNTU DWEBA>>ntuntu.dweba@feveronline.co.za

MPHOMhlanti (34) celebrated20 years of democracy bygetting the qualification he

has always dreamt of.Mhlantiworksasaco-ordinator in

legal services and administration attheGreaterKokstadMunicipalityandqualified as an advocate at theGrahamstown High Court lastThursday.

He studied for a LLB at the NelsonMandelaSchool of Lawat theUniver-sity of Fort Hare. He initially studiedto become an attorney, but changedandtooktheroute tobecominganad-vocate.

“Iamveryproudofmyselfandthisqualificationwill putme in a positionto represent the municipality better.

“I want to continue to get skillsand expertise while I’m here,” hesaid.

Mhlanti said heplans to be aprac-tising advocate as he always wantedtobeachampionforindividualrights,a defender of the Constitution and tofight for injustice.

“I was inspired by struggle heroesNelson Mandela and Oliver Tambowho were the first black lawyers toopen a firm.

“Theirdeterminationandpassionfor black people to be educated iswhatmademewant to study lawandbecome an advocate.”

Hesaidhewasthebestlawstudent

in his class which resulted in himgetting a bursary from Adams andAdams Attorneys.

“Ihavealwaysbeenahardworkerbecause even inhigh school Iwas theonly recipient of a bursary fromthe Department of Education,” hesaid

Mhlantiadvisedyoung peopleto follow theirdreams evenif there arechallenges.

He said itsimportant forthe youth tofocus on theirstudies be-cause after1994 thestruggle isnow in theclassroomgetting edu-cated whichwill enablethem to real-ise true de-mocracy.

“Educa-tion opensdoors and itliberates aperson.

“Lifeiseas-ier when youare educated

and youmust not give up. Even if youcome from a poor background pushuntil you realise your dream,” hesaid.

HewenttoCarlMalcomessHighinBhongweni, Kokstad. but matricu-lated from Marelane Senior Second-ary in Bizana.

Amonghis other “claims to fame”,Mhlanti is a former Student Re-presentative Council (SRC) financesecretary, the SRC legal and consitu-tional affairs officer. He was also thefirst Eastern Cape provincial secre-taryof theSouthAfrican YouthCoun-cil and a NEC member.

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDAdvocate Mpho Mhlantiafter he qualificated asan advocate at the Graham-stown High Court.

>>‘Education opens doors and it liberates a person. Life is easier when you are educated and you must not give up’

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SKWA SANIVIEWPOINT

N.C. JAMES.Municipal Manager

WARM greetings to Kwa Sani citi-zens. This is another week grantedto us by the Almighty above. SouthAfrica has come a long way and af-ter 20 years of democracy this is amilestone achievement. The coun-try has achieved a lot in changingthe lives of people for the betterand will continue to do so.

Our district has a good story totell about changing the lives of itsresidents over the past two de-cades. Residents have been calledupon to embrace one another inhonour of the legacy of the formerpresident, Nelson Mandela, as theFreedom Flame landed on ourshores.

The torch travelled to eMqatsh-eni in Ward 1 in the Kwa Sani Munic-ipality where the district mayor, Cllr

Ndobe and the Kwa Sani Munici-pality Mayor Cllr Banda and gov-ernment officials addressed thoseon the auspicious occasion atMqatsheni hall, one of the projectsthe Kwa Sani Municipality is proudof. Dignitaries then proceeded tothe nearby clinic built by the De-partment of Health. This state-of-the-art health-care facility willservice thousands of people inWard 1 and areas such as Lotheni,Stepmore, etc. The flame thenwent to Underberg, the purpose ofwhich was to visit the UnderbergWater Works which provides waterto the people of Underberg andHimeville. Indeed, Kwa Sani hasbecome a better place to live insince 1994.

The flame was well received at

Kwa Sani and residents were re-minded of the achievements thegovernment has made during thepast20years. Banda alludedtothestrides and efforts made by theKwa Sani Municipality in changingthe lives of people for the better.

The flame then travelled to lo-cal municipalities in the district,and celebrations and festivitieswere planned as the flame madeit way through the district.

The main event was held at theUbuhlebezwe Municipality wherethe unveiling of the statue of oneof South African heroes — HarryGwala — took place, hence theirstruggle for liberation was not invain.

Till we meet again, be patrioticas Kwa Sani citizens.

GKM VIEWPOINTMUNICIPAL MANAGER

ZAMO MKHIZE

GREETINGS to the people of Kokstad.Mayoral imbizoThe Greater Kokstad Municipality held a

successful mayoral imbizo on Tuesday 29April. The event was held jointly with theHarry Gwala District Municipality wherebybothmunicipalities reported to the communi-ty on service delivery progress.

The imbizo was blessed with a morningprayer by the Kokstad Church fraternitywhere the importance of involving God in allactivities was emphasised.

The community was happy to receive theprogress report on municipal projects andothermilestones sincewe are still celebrating20yearsofgovernmentsuccess.Iwastouchedby the social cohesion displayed. The repre-sentationfromtheGriquacommunityshowedthe progress we have made as a governmentto make sure that everyone participates ingovernment activities. I thank the GKM

leadership for allowing such an importantplatform for the community to participate inand I thank the Harry Gwala District, stake-holders and GKM staff for their contribution.Their efforts cannot go unnoticed.

Elections have arrivedWednesday 7 May is the country’s general

election and has been declared a public holi-day to allow the people of South Africa to votefor the government of their choice. The rightto vote was fought for and blood was shed forit. It is for this reason that I request everyoneinKokstad to go in their numbers onWednes-dayandvote.Don’t silenceyourselfbynotvot-ing, because your vote is your voice. We praythat we have free and fair elections withoutanyviolenceorintimidation.IknowthatSouthAfrica has been known to hold free and fairelections in the past. We pray for politicaltolerance on the day.

Inkosi inibusise.

WARM greetings to all readers ofthis viewpoint.

MEC hands over library andtraffic vehicles

The Eastern Cape MEC forSport,RecreationArtsandCulture,XoliswaTomonFriday25April ledthe official opening of a multi-million community library at theMaluti Civic Centre.

Tom also led a delegation fromthe Matatiele Local Municipalityand handed over four new trafficvehiclesboughtbythemunicipalityto help reduce the number peoplewho do not obey traffic rules.

“I am convinced that theMatatiele Local Municipality willbe a better place and will lead byexample in the Eastern Cape incurbing road fatalities and enforc-

people that they should not feelthreatened when they see trafficvehicles. “When you see a trafficvehicle you must be relieved be-cause traffic officers are there tosave your life.”

The MEC also condemned thebehaviour of some drivers sayingthat some people have no respectfor others.

The Department of Sport,Recreation,Arts andCulture viewsalibraryasanimportanttoolwhichassists in civilising and developingcommunities. It also assists inkeeping the youth off the streets,decreases the level of illiteracy as itencourages a culture of readingand learning. It is a reservoir ofknowledge and assists in preserv-ingtheheritageandhistoryofcom-munities.

Public libraries are an impor-tant entity in communities,partic-ularly in rural and disadvantagedcommunities. Public libraries offeran ever-changing range of culturalresources and have become socialand cultural institutions.

Militaryhealthservices trainingapplication forms

The South African MilitaryHealth Service (SAMHS) is offeringyoung South Africans an opportu-nity to serve for two years. Thesetraining and development oppor-tunities will be constituted bymeansof a voluntarymilitary skillsdevelopment system.

Potential applicantsmustbebe-tween the ages of 18 and 22. Theymust have Grade 12 or are busywith Grade 12 as a minimum re-quirement, or alternatively, be agraduate between the ages of 22and 26. For January 2015 theSAMHS will only accommodategeneral training and study oppor-tunities. If you are interested in themilitary skills development systemapplication forms are available atthe municipality. The closing dateto apply is 30 June.

That is all from us for now. Tillnext time, stay safe andbeblessed.Thank you sweet people fromsweetMatat,adestinationofchoiceand excellence.

MATAT VIEWPOINT

DR DCT NAKINMUNICIPAL MANAGER

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King Edward High news CONGRATULATIONS to the fol-lowing boys who were select-ed to represent the South

Coast in rugby: U12 - SimilelaNkomo, U13 - Keagan Watkinson,Kieron Blignaut, Pabi Letuka andObakhe Qamba.

This weekend the following girlswill be representing Sisonke U16and U18 hockey in an inter-districttournament in Pietermaritzburg:U16 - Shan Tribe, U18 - DonnaRaw, Jocelyn Duminy, AndyGcebo, Aphelele Nongenga, NelisaValashiya, Zhanique Sissing, JodyKietzmann, Thato Nthoba,Stephanie O’Reilly, Kayla Nel andElona Mdungwana.

Unfortunately, due to Safa age-group restrictions it was not possi-ble to play rugby against KokstadCollege this year.

However, the hockey went aheadas planned and it was a most en-joyable afternoon. The results wereas follows: U14 lost 1-0. U16 won2-0, seconds lost 1-0 and first lost2-0.

Our first rugby team playedagainst Bergview College and won17-3. — Supplied.

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDKEHS vs Kokstad College: NelisaValashiya outdribbles her opponent.

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Tel: (039) 259 5000/5300Fax: (039) 259 0427

PROVINCE OF KWAZULU-NATALKZN435/13/14/019/INFR

Umzimkhulu Municipality169 Main StreetPrivate Bag 53

Umzimkhulu 3297Email: info@umzimkhululm.gov.za

Tenderers should have a CIDB contractor grading designation of 5EP PE or higher. EP con-tractors with 1 Grade below than the stated above may also apply.

The physical address for collection of tenders is: UMzimkhulu Local Municipality’s Offices,169 Main Street, UMZIMKHULU, 3297 at Budget and treasury office in cashier’s office

Documents may be collected during working hours between 08:00am and 16:00pm from the06th May 2014 at a non-refundable tender deposit of R 500.00 payable in cash or by bankguaranteed cheque made out in favour of the employer ‘UMzimkhulu Local Municipality’.

Compulsory briefing meeting is scheduled at 11:00 on 09 May 2014 at UMzimkhulu Munici-pality Boardroom, 169 main streets.

Invalid or non-submission of the following documents will render the Tenderer disqualified:• Original Valid Tax Clearance Certificate• Certified Copy of Co. or Ck Documents together with certified copies of members IDs.• Company Profile• Certified Copy of CIDB contractor grading certificate• JV Agreement (if Applicable)• Occupational Health & Safety Plan (OHS)• Valid certified BBBEE certificate• Municipal Rates certificate

90/10 Preference Point System will be used as per the uMzimkhulu Local Municipal SCMpolicy, and Functionality will be considered

Validity period must be 90 days

Duly completed tenders in accordance with the tender conditions and rules of the tender, insealed envelopes clearly indicating the Project name and Contract number, must be depos-ited in the tender box of UMzimkhulu Local Municipality, located at 169 Main Street, uMz-imkhulu, 3297, not later than 12h00 on Friday, 23 May 2014. Telegraphic, telex, telephone,electronic, facsimile and late tenders will not be accepted.

The uMzimkhulu Municipality Council does not bind itself to accept the lowest bidder andreserves the right to accept the whole or part of the contract. UMzimkhulu Municipality Sup-ply Chain Management policy will apply

All Tender enquiries shall be directed to:Infrastructure Manager

Umzimkhulu Local MunicipalityP.O. Box 53Umzimkhulu3297

Attention: Ms K. DwebaTel: 039-259 5002Fax: 039-259 0839

and

Ngolela Engineering ccP o box 451Westville3630

Attention: Mr MaphumuloTel: 031 702 3387Fax: 086 635 1149

Z. S. SIKHOSANAMUNICIPAL MANAGER

Tender Name Description Location Closing Date & Time

UMzimkhulu Special Electrification of Gaybrook 23/05/2014Projects : Rural Households 353 households in Area353 Electrification in Gaybrook Gaybrook

UMZIMKHULU LOCAL MUNICIPALITYCONTRACT NO. ULM-INFR030/14

ELECTRIFICATION OF 353 HOUSEHOLDS IN GAYBROOK

UMzimkhulu Local Municipality invites tenders for the Electrification Project under thefollowing details: