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Fight now orpay big later>> Property owners urged to fight rates act

JONATHAN ERASMUS AND SHANNONHOPKINS

A NEW property rates act will retardsavings and hit ratepayer’s disposa-ble income.

Butcivilsocietygroupshavewarnedthatunless municipal residents lobby againstthe law—which has yet to be brought intoforce — they must accept the tax burden.

The Munici-pal PropertyRates Amend-ment Act, prom-ulgated in Au-gust,will seegov-ernmentinstitutions be-ing either ex-empt or receivemassive discounts on their rates bill andmunicipalities have said that residentialandcommercialratepayerswillbeforcedtopick up the tab.

Jason Urbach from the Free MarketFoundationsaidgovernment“shouldbeen-couraging individuals to become proudpropertyownersandnotmakingitmoredif-ficult by raising taxes”.

“It doesn’t surprise me given the coun-

try’s dire financial status that the govern-ment is seeking to raise revenuebyanyandeverymeanspossible.Theonlywaytoboosteconomicactivity in thecountry is to reducetaxes and encourage savings and invest-ment,”said Urbach.

He said property owners will “reducetheir after tax incomes” lowering levels ofdisposable income, lessen savings and leadto a reduction of “real wages”.

The act willsee municipali-ties having tophase in addi-tional costs tohouseholds overfive to sevenyears as theamended act isphased in.

TheSouthAfricanLocalGovernmentAs-sociation’s executive for municipal financeSimphiwe Dzengwa said they have “reser-vations”abouttheamendmentandwillsup-portmunicipalitieswantingtochallengetheact.

PHOTO: JYOTHI LALDASKwaDukuza Mayor Ricardo Mthembu officially launched the Woodmead Integrated Housing Devel­opment in Etete with Standard Bank KZN provincial director Toy Mzimela and ward councillor GNMbonambi.

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AFTER years of waiting andwatching, the Woodmead Inte-grated Housing Developmentproject finally launched in grandstyle at the Etete site last Friday.Invested officials from StandardBank, National Treasury, UrbanHousing and theKwaDukuzaMu-nicipality gathered at the alreadyconstructed two-bedroom showhouse on site.KwaDukuza mayor RicardoMthembu and Standard BankKZN provincial director Toy Mzi-mela together with the local wardcouncillorGNMbonambiofficiallycut the ribbon tomark the start ofthe project.

The project forms part of gov-ernment’s initiative to integrateSouth African society by deliver-ing decent human settlements fora better quality of life.

TheWoodmead partnership isa mixed use development, whichincludes residential, industrial,retail and commercial compo-nents.

Since the conception of theproject theSaskoBakeryhasbeencompleted at the site and formspart of the industrial component.

The project has potential for802 affordable housing units inthe area where bulk services arealready available and in totalcould boast 2 500 residentialstands.

However, the entire reach ofthe project is 320 hectares.Asidefromhousingthedevelop-

ment will include a 15 000sqmshopping mall and a dedicatedtransport node.

Themunicipality is spending R45million through its Neighbour-hood Development Grant for in-frastructure development on theproject, this aside fromthe invest-ment by the private sector.

The municipality has also re-cently completed a R9 million ac-cess roadupgrade in theareaspe-cifically for the project. Currently,there is a contractor on sitework-ingonthepublic transport facility,whichisbeingbuilt toenhancethecommercial node.

The launch of the first phase ofthe Woodmead residential com-ponent comprises 224 units.

Speaking at the launch, headof Affordable Housing and Pen-sion Backed Lending Product atStandard Bank Group NolwaziNzama said home ownership isthe cornerstone of a strong com-munity.

“Standard Bank wants peopleto own their homes and to have astake in their future.Weare confi-dent that this development willunlock thepotentialhomeownerswithin our community. We are al-so excited about Woodmead be-coming a hub for growth on theNorth Coast and in KZN.”

An excited Mthembu said themain purpose of the developmentis to close thegapbetween the lowincome, middle income and highincome sectors.“Weconcentrateonthelowearn-

ers and non-earners and the highearners, but the middle incomesector is all but ignored in mostcommunities. They take care ofthemselves and we forget them,

but now we want to change that. We want tobridge the gap and show the entire communitythat we care about them all.”

He thanked Standard Bank for coming onboardwith the project and said the project is inline with the national development plan.“Weareprovidinghousing,securityandcom-

fort in linewith our FreedomCharter. It is greattoseedevelopmentontheothersideoftheR102.Usuallydevelopers focuson thecoastlineso thisis a refreshing change.”

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“This change in the legislationhasdefinitelynegativelyimpactedonmu-nicipalities; preliminary assess-ments by some metro municipalitieswere that increases in a region ofabout 45,5% will have to be paid byratepayers over and above the infla-tion driven rate increases,” saidDzengwa.

The city’s revenue department,said it would need to plug a nearlyR400 million shortfall.

But Murray Hunter from theRight2Know

Campaign said it “seems societywas asleep at the wheel with thisamendment”.

“Wemustbecomemoreawareandthis can be done by just following

the Twitter and Facebook page ofthe Parliamentary MonitoringGroup. People can see what billsare being discussed and put intheir input.”

Maurice Smithers, national co-or-dinatorofAwethu,asocialjustice net-working group for civic groups, said“people’s power” has diminished.

“There is no step by step guide toformanactive citizenry. All youneedis people that are like-minded to gettogetherandthentryandgain thead-ditionalsupport fromthecommunity,while remaining democratic,” saidSmithers.

North Coast ratepayer’s associa-tions say they were not aware of theact, but will now be fighting it.

DolphinCoastResidentsandRate-payer’s Association (DOCRRA) chair-manLouisLuytsaidtheactwouldjust

be a means of “robbing Peter to payPaul”.

“Calling on ratepayers to pay evenmore is reprehensible. DOCRRA willbeseekinglegaladviceonthematter,”he said.

Luyt said local municipalitiescould “default on rates overnight”.

“This ‘comfort’ to the municipali-tiescoulddisappearwhenratepayersdefault on payments due to not beingable to afford it. The ratepayers arenotnecessarilyrich,alotofpeoplearein debt,” he said.

The cash flow of the municipalitywould dry up, and thus the services,which are already under strain, headded.

NorthCoastKwaDukuzaRatepay-er’s Association (NCKDRPA) chair-man Ray Millican is also outraged.

“The fact that they have installedanewratesact regardingStatebuild-ings paying next to no rates has anonerous tone that the government isfinally running short of funds due tocorruption.

“Theman in the streetwill have tobear the burden. This act as defies alllogic,” he said.

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FIVE suspected robbers were ar-rested in the early hours of Sundaymorning after a brazen attack atMotala’s Farm on the outskirts ofKwaDukuza.

A joint operation by KwaDukuzapoliceassistedbytheDurbanFlyingSquad, Tracker unit and a local se-curity company led to the arrest ofthe five suspects a few hours afterthe business robberywas reported.

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A case of business robbery wasopened at the KwaDukuza policestation for further investigation.

“KwaDukuzapolice immediatelymobilised theirmembers andotherunits to look for the suspects whichled to the arrests,” said Naicker.

Allfivesuspectsagedbetween30and40yearsoragesappearedintheKwaDukuzaMagistrate’sCourt fac-ing charges of armed robbery.

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Naicker said in the earlyhours of Sunday morning twosecurity guards were on duty atthe business premises when

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KZN leaves nothing to chance fordelivery of textbooks>> MEC: Education remains a priority JYOTHI LALDAS

THEdeliveryof textbooksforpu-pils next year iswell on trackatschools in the iLembe District.

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KwaZulu-NatalMEC forArts, Cul-ture,SportandRecreation,Ntombik-ayise Sibhidla-Saphetha togetherwith iLembemayorWelcomeMdabevisited Vukile High School and JoelPrimarySchoolintheMaphumuloar-ea last week where 70 percent of thelearning material had already beendelivered.

The visit formedpart of provincialgovernment’s programme to ensurethat thelearningmaterial isdeliveredon time to schools so that teachingandlearningcanbeginonthefirstdayof school next year.

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THE Mandeni Business Against Crime (BAC) recovered

“Onsearchingthepremiseswerecoveredthecontainerwiththe scrapmetal. We also found heaps of copper wire still inits casing which we also suspect to be stolen.”Threepeoplewerearrested.TheNyoniSAPSare investigat-ing the scrap metal dealer. Fox thanks the Nyoni SAPS fortheir speedy response and said the bust was a step in theright direction regarding crime in the area.

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thousandsofrandsworthofstolenscrapmetalon Friday morning.TheBACreceivedatipoff fromlocalsthattherewasa containerof stolen scrapmetal storedatascrapmetaldealerinRedStreet,Isithebe.Ac-cording to BAC manager Steve Fox the “loot”included railway tracks, parts of tower lights,sleeper clips and other metal.“We contacted the Nyoni SAPS station com-mander Lieutenant Colonel Dladla, who im-mediatelysent throughateamofofficers toas-sist.

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INanarticle thatappeared ina localnewspa-perrecently ithasbeenstatedthatelectricitylosses have been going on from the2010/11

financial year and furthermore, the councillorsfrom theANCand IFPwere furious about theselosses.

I would like to remind the residents that theANC has been and is currently the ruling partyof the KwaDukuza Municipality.

AfterbeingelectedasanMFcouncillor in the2011 Local Government elections, I have beenvery vocal with regards to the electricity losses

which then stood at about R23 million.The municipality has since formulated and

implemented new measures to reduce suchlosses.

However,itdoesnotrequirearocketscientistto figureout that thesemeasureswerenoteffec-

tive.I have brought this to the attention of the

ANC in several full council meetings.I have been bold enough in askingwhether

the measures are being enforced or officialsbeing inefficientor therebeingnopoliticalwillby the ANC to alleviate such great losses.

Althoughthemayorhasrespondedthat themeasures implemented has been ineffective,he denied that there is political will.

May I bring to the attention of the chairper-sonof thetechnicalservicescommittee, that inmost cases youneednot search for illegal con-nections and the culprits as it is a known factthat thereare thousandsof illegal connectionsincertainareasbysomesectorsof thecommu-nity.

These illegal connections traverse road-ways and pathways and are clearly visible.

Insomecasestherehaveevenbeeninjuriesand deaths due to these illegal connections.

Now,aresomewardcouncillorsafflictedbyblindness or are they safe guarding the voterbank by not reporting the illegal connections?

KwaDukuza residents should not expect amiracle in reducingelectricity lossesaswearewell aware the Local Government 2016 elec-tions is approaching and one does not expecttheANCtotakedrasticmeasuresas thiswouldaffect the support in the 2016 elections.

So the paying consumers should bracethemselves for further increases in electricitytariffsorawaitbankruptcyofKwaDukuzaMu-nicipality.

Iappeal to theANCtowork inthebest inter-est of rate payers, instead of safe guarding thesupport to the political party.

Furthermore,officialsshouldnotbeunnec-essarily blamed for the losses, as some of thehigh ranking officials are political appointeesand they would perform at the master’s will.

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DURING the course of the Pistoriuscase, I have often wondered where theANCWL and Jacob Zuma were duringthe trial of Leigh Matthews to sympa-thise with her family as well as all thewomenwhoaremurdered in thiscoun-try almost daily.

There are no ANCWL people in thecourts with the bereaved families andnoZumacontradicting the judge’sdeci-sions.

It is only now, because Pistorius is ahigh-profile case, and there is mediaand TV coverage worldwide, that theyarevisible.Whatabunchofhypocrites.

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>>The L.T.H.V.D. Sabha will hold its AGM on Satur­day, 22 November at the Sabha Hall commencing at3pm. Registration of membership will take place on19 and 20 November between 3:30pm to 5pm at theSabha Hall on both days. For more information con­tact secretary Pitamber Ramgathi on 083 672 3547or 032 486 2000.>>Stanger Secondary School budget and schoolfees meeting will take place on Wednesday, 19 No­vember at 6pm. Parents are urged to attend.

>>The annual general meeting and budgetmeeting for Stanger High School will be held on Sat­urday, 29 November at 9am.

>>The Protec Stanger Branch is in the processof compiling a database for all ex­ students who at­tended Protec Saturday classes from 2000­2013.The following information is required as soon as pos­sible: Name, surname, landline, mobile number,email address, current employer, current positionheld, tertiary qualifications, year matriculated,school attended, studying, etc.

Kindly forward all information to Colin Naicker atthe Sappi Resource Centre on protecstang­er@gmail.com/

fax: 032 551 6250/call: 032 5516 251/2/cell:062 342 9860.

An appeal is also made to all parents to assist inthis regard.>>Mdoniville Hindu Temple AGM will be held onSunday, 7 December at the temple hall at 3pm. Allwelcome.

>>The Stanger Siva Temple will be hosting a fun­draising concert in conjunction with Kumari Lucy’sDance Academy, Mervin Kisten and Beema Naidooon 6 December 2014 commencing at 7pm. Tickets areR35 each. For information call 032 551 3259.

>>A reunion for those who travelled by train fromStanger to Durban during the 1970s is being planned.Please contact Basil Murugan (Stanger) on 032 5515114 or 072 151 5309 or Chad Moonsamy (Tongaat)on 032 944 2902 or 084 812 7546.>> The Stanger ML Sultan, Class of 1989, 25 yearreunion will take place on 29 November 2014 at5:30pm for 6pm at the Umhlali Country Club.

Contact Ashley Ramalu: 083 376 6209 or BilalMitha: 084 378 6125.

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INTERRUPTION OF ELECTRICITY SUPPLYUKUPHAZAMISEKA KOKUPHAKELWA

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• TUESDAY, 25 NOVEMBER 2014 FROM 08H00TO 16H00

Notice is hereby given that, subject to favourable weather conditions, theelectricity supply in the Northern area will be interrupted on Tuesday, 25November 2014 from 08h00 to 16h00 for the purpose of upgrading the net-work.

Umphakathi waziswa ukuthi uma isimo sezulu sisihle, ukuphakelwa kuka-gesi kuzophazamiseka mhlaka 25 November 2014, Ngolwesibili kusuka ngo08h00 ekuseni kuya ku 16h00 ntambama ngenxa yokuthuthukiswa kwezint-ambo zikagesi.

AFFECTED (OFF)New Guelderland Stewart’s FarmHyde Park DCLMNonoti Mouth CrematoriumZamani Township

• THURSDAY, 27 NOVEMBER 2014 FROM 08H00TO 16H00

Notice is hereby given that, subject to favourable weather conditions, theelectricity supply in the Northern area will be interrupted on Thursday, 27November 2014 from 08h00 to 16h00 for the purpose of upgrading thenetwork.

Umphakathi waziswa ukuthi uma isimo sezulu sisihle, ukuphakelwa kuka-gesi kuzophazamiseka mhlaka 27 November 2014, Ngolwesine kusuka ngo08h00 ekuseni kuya ku 16h00 ntambama ngenxa yokuthuthukiswa kwez-intambo zikagesi.

AFFECTED (OFF)New Guelderland Stewart’s FarmHyde Park DCLMNonoti Mouth CrematoriumZamani Township

Note: All geysers will be switched off during the scheduled time period.Those residences who do not have geyser relays installed must pleaseswitch their geysers off to prevent overload conditions.

No guarantee can be given that the interruption will be for the full periodand therefore all installations must be regarded as being “ALIVE” during thetimes stated.

Isexwayiso: Konke okushisisa amanzi kuyocishwa kulesisikhathi sokup-hazamiseka kukagesi. Lezo zakhamizi ezinezishisisi zamanzi ezingaxhu-nyiwe ngohlelo lukaMasipala kuyomele bazicishe izishisisi zabo ukuvikelaukusindeka kukagesi.

Akunasiqiniseko esinganikwezwa ukuthi ugesi uzophazamiseka isikhathi es-igcwele esibekwe ngaphezulu. Ngakho-ke zonke izinto ezisebenza ngogesikufanele zithathwe njengezinto “EZIPHILAYO KUMBE EZISEBENZAYO”kulesisikhathi esibekiwe sokuphazamiseka kukagesi.

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Tel Nº: 032) 437 5000Civic OfficesP O Box 72 M/N Nº: 175 /2014KwaDukuza 4450

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“WithTotal being the largest fuel retailer inAfrica andSAAVoyagerbeingAfrica’s leadingairline loyalty programme, there’s a naturalsynergybetween the twopartners.Wewant togive our customers greater value and addedbenefits.Atthesametimeweunderstandtheirneed for quality brands. We therefore havejoined forces with SAA Voyager, a premiumbrand,togivevaluebacktoourcustomers,”ex-plainsNonkosiDyan,TotalSouthAfricacorpo-rate communications manager.

Voyager is SAA’s loyalty programmewhichboasts a global membership.

SAA Voyager members earn miles whenthey fly with SAA, other airline partners andnon-air partners including amongstmany se-lected hotels, financial institutions, car hirecompanies,lifestyle-relatedserviceproviders,andnowtheirfirstpetroleumsupplierpartner,Total South Africa.

“By teaming upwith Total SouthAfrica,wearenowable toofferourmembersyetanotheropportunity to earn SAA Voyager Miles. Thisis in linewith our efforts to actively extend ourrange of partners for our valuedmembers be-yondairlinetravel.With500participatingTto-

tal service stations nationwide, we are confi-dent ourmembers will be really pleased withthislatestpartnership,”saysSAAexecutiveforcustomer loyalty, Suretha Cruse.

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This latest offering offers Total customersavalue-addedlifestyleexperiencebeyondjusttheday-to-daynecessity of fillingupwith fuel.

SAA Voyager Miles are only available toSAA Voyager members. Customers who arenot SAA Voyager members who would like totake advantage of this benefit from 1 August2014,needtoregister tobecomeaSAAVoyag-er member at www.flysaa.com.

PHOTO: NERESH GAYAPERSHADYusuf Desai (second from left) won a full tank of fuel at Total Dad’s Pride in KwaDukuza duringthe SAA Voyager and Total SA competition. With Desai are from left: Lucky Mthembu (supervisor),Lawrence Stangoni (business manager­ TOTAL SA), Yusuf Vadia (dealer/owner ­ Dad’s Pride ServiceStation) and Excellent Mngoma (pump attendant).

KWAZULU-NATAL MEC for Public Worksand Human Settlements Ravi Pillay willoversee the implementation of theWard 1housing project in KwaDukuza.

“I am going tomonitor this project, daybydaybetweennowandover thenext twoweeks tosee that thecommitments thatwemake happen.”

Pillay was speaking at Sakhamakanyain Dorinkop last week reporting on thehousing project which will cost govern-ment over R260 million.

The project is one of the biggest in theprovince.About1835peoplehavebeenregisteredasbeneficiaries.

The area was recently hit hard by ser-vice delivery protests prompting thespeeding up of the project.KwaDukuza council members accompa-nied the MEC in his very first visit to thatareawhere he promised to offer his fullestsupport to the community.

Hesaid thepeopleofWard1muststandunited to overcome challenges.“I also want to appeal to you that as we gointo the implementation of this project,nothing comes easily, there are alwayschallengesbutit isonlywhenweareunitedandapplyourminds thatweovercome thechallenges.Iassureyouofmysupport,Ias-sure you of the departments support, I as-sureyouofthePremierssupport. I lookfor-ward to the day when the first house isbuilt.

“In human settlements, planning goesin phases, quality comes first. We spendtime on that because we have learned ourlessonfromthepast,wedon’twanttobuildhouses that crack and break down after afew years.”

KwaDukuza municipal managerNhlanhlaMdakanewasduetoissuealetterof appointment to the contractor who willdo constructionworkononeproportionofthe land available for settlements earlierthis month. The contractor is to be intro-duced to the community next week.

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Bakhisimuzeabefundisi osomatekisibaKwaDukuza>> Leli komidi livakashele ibandla le Apostolic Faith Mission (AFM)

XOLANI NXUMALO

BASHESHE bawuthola ungak-afiki ukhisimuzi abefundisiabathathu baKwaDukuza

ngesikhathi bevakashelwa benga-zelele yikomidi likasoseshini wa-matekisi waKwaDukuza.

Leli komidi livakashele ibandla leApostolic Faith Mission (AFM) eS-hakaville, liyobonga koMfu. A. T. Af-ricander benoMfu. B.M. Mpingabaleli bandla ngokubaxhasa en-konzweni ebebeyenze ngeyedlulebekhulekela uxolo embonini yamat-ekisi aKwaDukuza.

UMfu. Africander nguyena oshu-mayelekuleyonkonzoebihlelweyilososeshini.

UMfu. S.J. Thusi weZikhova ez-iMnqini abuye abe nguMgcinimafawalo soseshini, uthe uSihlalouMnuz. S. C. Zondi nekomidi lakhebabone ukuthi mababonge kulamabandla abaxhase ngesikhathi ben-omkhuleko obuhlelwe yileli komidiezinkundleni zebhola ze-StangerSouth High School, ngeyedlule.

Bafikeesontweni le-AFMibandlalingazelele banikela esithebeni se-bandla maqede bakhisimuza uMfu.Africander ngo-R5 000, benza njalo

naku Mfu. Mpinga abathe ubasizekakhulu behlela le nkonzo.

Badlulele ehholo laseLindelanilapho kukhonzela khona iPentecos-tal Church eholwa nguMfu. M. V.Mazibuko, ongomunyewabefundisiebebefikenebandlalakhekulenkon-zo yeKwaDukuza Taxi Association.Nakhona banikele esithebeni se-bandla maqede bakhisimuza uMfu.Mazibukongemaliengango-R5000.Bathi basazoqhubeka bawaham-beleonkeamabandlaabaxhasekulenkonzo ebebeyihlelile, beyozibon-gela.

ISITHOMBE: XOLANI NXUMALOIkomidi le­KwaDukuza Taxi Association ebelihlele inkonzo yokukhulekela imboni yamatekisi KwaDukuza eStangerSouth High School, labuye lahambela amabandla alixhasile liyokhisimuza abefundisi bawo ngeledlule. Omude eku­qaleni ngemuva nguSihlalo walo uMnuz. S. C. Zondi.

XOLANI NXUMALO

KWACISHE kwachitheka izishebo sisenga­bafundi besikole sase­Holy Cross Mission,eGingindlovu, ngesikhathi uFata omhlo­phe wamaKhatholika esibhadama sibhiy­ozela ukukhululeka kwabantu base Mo­zambique embusweni wama Putukezingo­1975.

Izindaba ezisematheni kulezi zinsukungezokutholakala komgodi ojule kakhulukawoyela negesi eMozambique okwenzanamazwe angomakhelwane athi ‘thokolathemba amathunzi ayewukela’.

Lezi zindaba zibonakala zibuyisa in­kumbulonamathembaadalwawukuthol­akala kwenkululeko kuleliya lizwe ngo1975. Imibiko ithi indlela omningi ngayouwoyela ose­Rovuna Basin, kuzwakalaujule ngo­200 trillion cubic feet. Lokhukungalenza elase­ Mozambique ligcine lit­hathe indawo yesithathu emhlabeni em­azweni akhiqiza uwoyela. Uma uhulumeniwase­Mozambique engaphendukanga

igovu nogombela kwesakhe ngalo mcebo,abantu abaningi bakulelizwe bazophen­duka izinjinga kukhule namathuba omse­benzi. Okuyokuba yingozi uma evumeukudlala izinkampani eziyizigebenguzamanye amazwe. Obonakala ebhekenenenselelo enkulu uMengameli omushaosanda kuqokwa uMnuz Filipe Nyusi, ozot­hatha izintambo zombuso ku Mnuz Ar­mando Geubuza, yena obezithathe ku­Mnuz Joachim Chissano, yena obezithathekumufi uMnuz Samora Machel. NguyenauMnuz Machel obe nguMengameli woku­qala omnyama izwe seliholwa yi­Frelimo.Obehola iFrelimo kuliwa nama PutukezinguMnuz Eduardo Mondlane ofe engakay­inqobi impi.

Nokho ukutholakala kowoyela omn­ingi kangaka eMozambique kakubanikeziisiqiniseko senhlalakahle abantu bakho­na. Konke kuncike endleleni uhulumeniwakhona oluphatha ngayo lolu daba.Namazwe akhetha ukusebenzisana nawoekutshaleni izimali ezweni. Kuzokhumbu­

Linyelwe yinyoniesandleni elaseMozambique

ngokuthola uwoyela

XOLANI NXUMALO

UMSHAYELI wamaloli ahamba ama-banga amade, uthi uthole intombaza-ne ikhala emgwaqeni ongase Kuru-maan, esifundeni saseNorthern Cape,ethe ibihehwe ngomsebenzi KwaD-ukuzangumlisamumbekanti iyodayi-

siswa umzimba eKurumaan.Lo mlisa ongalidalulanga igama

lakhe ubephawula ohlelweni lwe SAFmRadio, obeluxoxangokushushum-biswa kwamantombazane edayiswakwamanyeamazweukuyobayizigqilazocansi nokudayisa izidakamizwa.Uthe lentombazane esencane ithe ive-

la KwaDukuza, esifundazweni saK-waZulu-Natal. Ifike eNorthern Capengokuthathwa ngowomdabu waseNi-geria othe uzoyitholela umsebenzi ku-mnikazi wehhotela eKurumaan. In-tombazane ithi isifike lapho nabanyekakubange kusaba njalo, kodwa it-shelwe ukuthi mayidayise ngocansi

Aziphephile izingane zamantombazane KwaDukuza

kulelihhotelaelinge-lo mlisa wakhonaeNigeria, eline-nightclub.

Kwenzeka lokhunje sibonakala san-da kakhulu isibalosamantombazaneamancane asedayi-sa ngocansi kulelidolobha laKwaD-ukuza. Osekucacamanje wukuthi ka-wasadayisi ebusukukuphela, kodwaase-dayisa emini kwa-bha futhi isidanana.Amanyeasekeathol-akale ezimobenieziseduze kwalelidobha esebulewe.Bayaxwayiswa aba-zali bezingane za-mantombazaneukuba babe neso ez-inganeni zabo.Bangazithumi ezin-daweni ezingaphe-phile lapho lingekhokhona iso lomntom-dala.

ISIZULU

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leka ukuthi basadla imbuyangothi abantu bezwe lase­Angola naphezu kokubanalo lino woyela omningi.Nase Nigeria kunowoyela ku­cebeidlanzana.Nakubakun­jalo kuzibalo ezisanda kudal­ulwa ngabaholi abacebekakhulu e­Africa ohambaphambili nguMengameliwase­Angola uMnuz JoseEduardo dos Santos, alan­delwe nguMnuz Robert Mug­abe wase­Zimbabwe neN­kosi uMswati wase Swazini.Okuyosiza iMozambiqueukubambisana kakhulu ne­South Africa.

Imibiko evela eMozam­bique ithi seziqalile izinkam­pani zamazwe amakhuluukuphangelana ngelase Mo­zambique. Inkampani yaseMelika eTexas i­AnadarkoPetroleum, isivele ikhonaeMozambique. NeyaseBrazilisilaphaya. Kanjalo ne­ENIyase­Italy isifikile. Kubikwanokuthi nezalapha eSouthAfrica, e­Australia naseNdi­ya nazo sezikhona.

MUNICIPAL NOTICE NO: 176/2014

LOT 4814 GLENHILLS: MR SS MUDLY

KwaDukuza Municipality requests Mr SS Mudlyto contact the municipal offices regarding Erf4814 Glenhills. Anyone who knows his where-abouts is requested to contact Ms Lalita Nai-doo at 032-4375163 or Ms Gugu Zikhali at032-4375044. Mr SS Mudly is requested to ap-proach the municipal offices at 14 Chief AlbertLuthuli Street, KwaDukuza within the next 30days commencing 19/11/2014 to 06/01/2015,failing which the above property may be allo-cated to another person.

Yours faithfully

NJ MDAKANEKWADUKUZA MUNICIPALITY

KWADUKUZAMUNICIPALITY

AUM

From your wife Lilly.Children: Sagree, Pavithra, Kogi, Danny & Vijay.

We miss you APA!!!

the late

RAJAGOPAUL REDDY (KANNY)Born: 30 November 1935

Called to Rest: 22 November 1992(22 Years ago)

You never said goodbye, you never said I’mleaving. You were gone before we knew it and only Godknew why. If love only could save you, you would never have died. Inlife we loved you dearly, in death we love you still. In our hearts youhold a place that no one else can fill. It broke our hearts to lose you,but you didn’t go alone for part of us went with you the day God tookyou home. You were special. always full of life, ever willing to help.God takes away the best, we learnt that the hard way as your spiritlives in our hearts.

You and your family are kindly invited to attend the 6 MonthsCeremony of the late Ramakrishna Sathnarayan Kissoon (Naren)

Date: Saturday, 22nd November 2014Time: 10am

Venue: Townview Road, Kissoon’s Scrap Yard

Ramakrishna SathnarayanKissoon (Naren)Born: 09 March 1980

Called to Rest: 07 June 2014

IN LOVING MEMORY

I want to thank everyone who helped in every way possibleInserted by your wife Thashni & father Nelson

Family and friends are requested to please acceptthis as a personal invitation.

Sadly missed by your wife Thashni, 4 children Urisha, Ushyle, Nishyle &Niharika, father Nelson, sisters and a host of family and friends.

In Loving MemoryIn Loving MemoryIn Loving Memory

Savathree Ramkissoon (Savy)25/11/59-13/12/13

Youwere someonewho took time to think of otherpeople’s needs, your warmth touched somany hearts

with gentle words and thoughtful deeds.Your simplicity and sincerity added something veryspecial to every person, and all those who loved you.You always shared, gave help and cared. Youwere

someone dearly loved an d very special.

Thank youmum for all your love and affection that youhave showered upon us for somany years.We love andmiss you forever and always.

May your soul rest in peace.

You and your family are kindly invited toattend the Yearly Memorial Ceremony of the

late Savathree Ramkissoon (Savy)Date: Saturday, 22 November 2014

Time: 10:30am to 11:30amVenue: 34 Lilly Road, Stanger Manor

Sadlymissed by Family & Friends.

XOLANI NXUMALO

UMBHISHOBHIosezakheleudumongezint-shumayelo zakhe nezinkulumo zokugqugquz-ela azenza emsakazweni iVuma FM, uzog-cotshwa ngokusemthethweni njenge nhlokoyebandla, kwethulwe emphakathini nebandlalakhe.

UMbhishobhi Dkt. Thanda Zulu, wase-Mandeni, uthe intaka iyobe ibekelwe amazolomhla zingama 28 kuLwezi (November) ko-phezulu, lapho ibandla lakhe iJesus in ActionCommunity Church (JCC), liyokube lethulwangokusemthethweni, naye egcotshwa njengenhloko yalo. Le ndumezulu yenkonzo iyoqalango-6 ntambama, ize iphele phakathi kwama-bili, eSibusisiwe Hall, eMandeni. Ngenyangaedlule lombhishobhi ubemise itende elithatheinyangayonkelisezinkundlenizemidlaloeMel-ville, KwaDukuza.

Kwesokunxele nguMpostoli Viva MpungosewaseThekwini, enoDkt. Mbhishobhi ThandaZulu waseMandeni, we­Jesus in Action Com­munity Church (JCC), ozogcotshwa njengom­holi wayo zingama­28 kuLwezi eSibusisiweHall, eMandeni. Lapha bathathwa beshumay­ela bobabili eMelville, KwaDukuza ngeyedlule.ISITHOMBE: XOLANI NXUMALO

Kugcotshwaumphathi nebandlalakhe eMandeni

XOLANI NXUMALO

UMDLALIwebhola lezinyawoone-minyaka eyi-14 ubudala, waK-waSithebe eMandeni, uzolibang-

isa eGoli ngoZibandlela (December) ey-ohlolwa ikhono lakhe aselikhombiseemidlalweni yasekhaya.

UKhulekani Khumalo, ofundauGrade 8 eSiyavikelwa High School, el-okishini laseMandeni, iSundumbili.Ubonweyisoelibukhali leqembulodumoeSoweto, i-Orlando Pirates, yayisimhle-lela ukuba anyuke aye eGoli ngenyangaezayo, ukuyohlolwa nabanye abafanaabancane. UKhulekani udlala emuvakwesokunxeleesikoleninaseqembinial-idlalelayo, iFull Moon, yaKwaSithebe.

Izikhulu zaleli qembu oMnuz SiphoKhumalo noMnuz Siyabonga Nxumalo,oyiphoyisa KwaDukuza, zitshele iWeek-ly ukuthi zithokoze kakhulungenqubek-ela phambili yomfana wazo. Zithe iPir-ates isilinde nje ukuthi umfana aqedeukubhala esikoleni bese enyuka eyakwaNdongaziyaduma, kwesika Mam-inzela. Lo mfana uzalwa nguMnuz.Lucky Khumalo waKwaSithebe.

Kuzokhumbuleka ukuthi nonozintiwe-Pirates osanda kushona, uSenzoMeyiwa(27),umlandowakheuvezauku-thi iPirates imthathe kubo eMlazi,eThekwini, eneminyaka eyi-13. Uhlalekuleli qembu, wakhulela kulo, wagcinaesengunozintiwalo ovelelefuthiesengu-kaputeniweqembu lesizwe iBafanaBaf-ana.

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>> Devotees remember the lessons taught on this auspicious day

SAI devotees throughout theworld will be celebrating the ad-vent of Sathya Sai Baba on Sun-

day, 23 November.Sathya Sai Baba had taken human

form on 23 November 1926, in a re-mote village of Puttaparthi, in South-ern India.Fromanearlyage,hebeganto demonstrate extraordinary, superhuman powers and displayed pro-found wisdom regarding spiritualmatters.

At age 14, he firmly declared thathehad takenbirth for the expresspur-poseof leadingmankindbackonto thepath of truth, righteous conduct,peace, love and non-violence. Thoughhis fame has spread throughout theworld, he resided in Puttaparthi in anAshram called Prasanthi Nilayam(Abode of Supreme Peace).

Sathya Sai Baba established manymodern, state-of-the-art hospitals, el-ementary and secondary schools andmajoruniversities,allofwhichprovideservicestoeveryonefreeofcosts.Heal-so constructedamassivedrinkingwa-ter system for the benefit ofmillions invillages and cities across India.

The message he bringsSathya Sai Baba taught that man’s

basicnature isdivineand that thepur-pose of life is the realisation of that di-vinity. This, he saidwill occur throughleading amoral life, rendering selflessservicetothoseinneedanddevelopinglove and respect for all life.

He re-emphasised the core princi-ples that formed the foundation of alltheworld’sreligions,being,truth,love,rightconduct,peaceandnon-violence.He encouraged devotees to practice

these human values in their daily livesand set an inspiring example by theway he led his own life.

The responsibility for bringingaboutworldpeace, restswith the indi-vidual. His prescription is simple, yetprofound:

If there is righteousness in theheart,

There will be beauty in the char-acter.

If there isbeauty in thecharacter,There will be harmony in the

home.If there is harmony in the home,There will be order in the nation.If there is order in the nation,There will be peace in the world.His MissionSathya Sai Baba stressed that he is

not seeking to establish a new religion

ortodirectpeopletowardsaparticularreligion.He encouraged those attracted to hismessage to “continue worshippingalong lines already familiar to you”.

He has also said, “Let the differentfaiths exist and let the glory of God besung in all languages and tunes thatshould be the ideal. Respect the differ-encesbetweenthefaithsandrecognisethemasvalid as longas theydonot ex-tinguishtheflamesofunity.Ifeachper-son lives the ideals propoundedby thefounders of their religion, unaffectedbygreedorhate, then theworldwillbea happy and peaceful habitation formankind.”

The Sai Centres are dedicatingthemselves to creating individualswho are spiritually attuned to theneeds and aspirations of their respec-tive religions andwho are responsiblecitizens of the nation.

The organisationThe Sathya Sai International Orga-

nisation isaspiritualone, it recognisesthe fundamental unity of all the reli-gions. It has centres in over 137 coun-tries.

Theorganisationitself isnot impor-tant; it exists only for what it gives; anopportunity for searching souls togather together and find the way toprogress along the spiritual path andhelp others on the same journey.

About his birthdaySathya Sai Baba has stated:“The day when God takes birth in

your heart, is my birthday. That dayneeds to be celebrated.”

For more information contact: Sa-gayen Murugan on 073 568 6464.

Sathya Sai Baba

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WINNER of theMamaMagic DurbanNetcare Alberlito Hospital prize of afull birth package Joanna Tang hadher baby at the hospital recently.

Tangandherhusbandarethrilledwith the service at Alberlito.

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The couple won an all expensespaid birth package at the hospital’smodernmaternityunit.According toSara Nayager, general manager ofNetcare Alberlito Hospital, the prizeincludedhospitalisationcostsaswellas gynaecologist, anaesthesiologistand paediatrician’s fees. It also in-cludedaNetcareMaternityPassport,which offers a package of quality an-tenatal and postnatal care services

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“At Netcare Alberlito Hospital weare dedicated to ensuring that par-entsand theirnewbornsreceiveper-sonal care before, during and afterdelivery.

“Weunderstand that this canbe avery exciting yet potentially stressfulperiod for parents and we are com-mitted to meeting the physical, psy-chological and emotional needs ofparents during this special time oftheir lives,” says JoséNadesan,Mar-keting Officer at Netcare Alberlito.

Winner claims her prize

WORLDrenownednutritionistPatrickHolford spoke on the topic of optimumwellness at the Hotel Izulu recently.

OrganisedHirsch’s, the talkwas anunqualified success that will have lo-cals talking for months to come.

One of the most researched topicson Google is health and Hirsch’s pro-mote wellness, were delighted to joinforces with Holford’s PR team, UrbanHouse Media to host Holford.

Miele and Bosch gave demonstra-tions on a variety of health inducingproducts before and after Patrick’stalk. Also on the subject of wellness,Earth Watch’s Kerry Dell spoke aboutthe “wellness (or lack of) of the plan-et” and IntegratedHealthPractitioner,Dr. Hennie Palm, who has been givingwellness talks to Hirsch staff and hasheld some popular age managementtalks at branches – gave the vote ofthanks.

HottipsfromPatrick:Eat lowGI(hislatest book focuses on this). Eat beansand greens Eat seeds and oily fish Eatfruit–especiallyberries(goeasyonba-nanas).

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDNutritionist PAtrick Holford

Renownednutritionistspeaks in Ballito

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDRen'e Grobler, Jason Tang, Beena Singh Front Row: Joanna Tang with hernewborn.

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TEAMRhideSA,comprisingBri-an Baragwanath and HannesSaaijman,will takeonthe2015

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Saaijman achieved victory in the2014Q2Class Challenge and is a vet-eran off-road rider. Both riders willtackle the tough Dakar for the firsttime in the quad category.

Team Rhide SA is riding for theSave The Rhino campaign, hoping toraise international awareness of the

rhinopoachingepidemic inSouthAf-rica. Baragwanath said: "I alwayswanted to compete in theDakar. Thisis one event that has always been onmytodobucket list.ThesameappliestoHannesand in2015 it's all going tohappen.

"Wehavespentmonthspreparingandit'sallcomingtogetherwithsomegeneroussponsorsandpartnerssuchas Melicia Labuschagne, GM of LiquiMolySA.Hopefully therewillbemorecomingonboardbeforetheendof theyear, as the entry fee for this eventcosts a fortune.

Generalmanager of sponsorLiquiMoly, Melicia Labuschagne, said:

"TheRhino awareness branding andthe coverage the Team Rhide SA hasarrangedalongwith their sheer hardwork anddetermination, not tomen-tion they are both great national rid-ers, Brian has also supported ourbrand for a number of years, all thisgot us involved with the team.

"Team Rhide SA will be creatingmaximumexposurefortheSARhinosand its sponsors. The Dakar is thelargest motor-sport spectacle on theplanet with over four million specta-tors inSouthAmericaand is televisedto 190 countrieswith a viewership ofa billion.

Baragwanath added: "We're stillhoping for a lot more help to makeends meet and welcome new spon-sors.

"Non-discretionary donations arealsowelcome at any amount and anyremaining funds will be kept for theDakar2016Team.RhideSAwill thencontinue to take the country’s bestriders to Dakar every year."

New sponsors and supporters forthe team can call Baragwanath on083 636 6156, Clive on083 627 4767 or their media teamleader, Elza on 082 458 8517.

For more information visit TeamRhide SA's webpage and follow theirprogress on Facebook and Twitter.

— Wheels24.Brian Baragwanath (left) and Hannes Saaijman, the two riders comprisingTeam Rhide SA, will take on the 2015 Dakar Rally for the first time.

SA Dakar quadteam ride for rhinos

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FORDMotorCompanyof SouthernAf-rica (FMCSA)hasdrivenawaywith thetophonourat the2015StandardBankPeople's Wheels Awards recently atMontecasino in Johannesburg.

The double-cab Ranger won in thedouble-cab bakkie category and alsotookhometheoverallprize inthe2015editionoftheonlinepoll.Ranger'spop-ularity can also be seen in this year'stotal sales figures which have grown38% year-to-date, as of October.

"We're ecstatic with this awardwhich shows that South Africans con-tinue to recognise and buy Ranger,"said Mark Kaufman, vice-president,marketing, sales and service,FMCSA.

"It's testament to our production atthe Silverton Assembly Plant and thesheer quality of this product."

Ford'sEcoSportwasalsochosenasthe winner in the small SUVs and

crossovers category.EcoSport champions, the smart

1.0-litre EcoBoost engine, which is nostranger to winning— this innovativeengine has won the International En-gineoftheYearawardthreetimesfrom2012 to 2014.

OtherFordmodelswerealsorecog-nised by the voting public. Some ofthese included:

· Figo (Budget Buys)· Fiesta (Compact Commuters)· Focus (Compact Executive Cars)SouthAfricanswereencouraged to

vote over a three-month period fortheir favourite cars and more than60 000 online votes were registeredforthe22categoriesbetweenJuneandAugust.

— Wheels24.

Ford are champs

SA-bound Mazda2 wins car of the year>> Mazda2 is the fifth Mazda to win this award

MAZDA South Africa’s next-generation, theMazda2wonthe2014/15 JapaneseCar of

theYear.ThenewMazda2isexpectedtoarriveinSouthAfricaearlyin2015.

Following the Mazda CX-5, Maz-da6 and Mazda3, the soon-to-be-launched in South Africa Mazda2 isthe fourth inMazda’s line-up of new-generationmodels that adopt the fullrange of SkyActive technology andthe Kodo-Soul of Motion design lan-guage.

Mazda says its aspiring to create anew-generation subcompact thatwould shatter people’s preconceivednotions about this class of vehicle.

These include an ideal driving po-sition andpedal layout, a humanma-chine interface that prioritises safety,high-quality interior and exteriorstyling, and a newly-developedSkyActive-D 1.5-litre clean diesel en-gine which offers maximum torqueequivalent to a 2.5-litre petrol engineand outstanding fuel efficiency.

All passenger vehicles with an ex-pected annual sales volume of over500 units, announced or launched inJapan from November 1 2013 andSeptember 30 2014 were eligible forthe2014CaroftheYearJapanaward.The last Mazda to be named the CaroftheYearJapanwastheMazdaCX-5in 2012. TheMazda2 is the fifthMaz-da to win this award.

MazdaSouthAfricaMDDavidHu-ghes said: “Mazda is both honouredand grateful that the Mazda2 has re-ceived such a prestigious award.MazdaSouthernAfrica is inspiredbythis award, and following the locallaunch of the Mazda3, Mazda6 andCX-5 all-new petrol & diesel engines,wearelookingforwardtointroducingtheall-newawardwinningMazda2tothe South African market.”

SkyActiv, says the automaker, isthe umbrella term for Mazda’s rangeof next-generation technologies-in-cluding petrol and diesel engines,transmissions,bodyandchassis -de-

veloped under Mazda’s ‘sustainablezoom-zoom’ vision to provideboth driving pleasureand outstanding en-vironmental andsafety perform-ance.

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EARLIER in November Wheels24 report-ed that Hyundai and sister Korean com-pany Kia will pay the United States

government a penalty equivalent to R1.1 bil-lion to end a two-year investigation into"overstated" fuel consumption claims onabout a third of its vehicle products.

Following the investigation, theautomakersannouncedaplantotriplethenumberoffuel-ef-ficientcarsby2020,addressingconcernsaboutthe pair's green track record and competitive-ness in fuel economy.

The announcement on Wednesday, 12 No-vember came a week after the pair pledged toraise the fuel economy of their vehicles by 25%by 2020 to meet emissions regulations in theU.S. and Europe and at home in South Korea.

It also followed an announcement on Tues-day 11November that the pairwould buy backR6 billion worth of shares in what was widelyregardedasanattempttoappeaseinvestorsan-geredbyaR100 billionbid forproperty fornewheadquarters.AnalystYimEun-youngofSamsungSecurities

said: "Investorshave complainedaboutHyun-dai's lack of shareholder-friendly policies andcommunicationaboutitsvision,especiallyafterthe land deal.

"Today's announcement seems to be part ofits efforts to soothe shareholders and bettercommunicate with the market."

Shares of Hyundai have fallen 25% in 2014,but have risen over 17% since hitting a more

than four-year low on November 5. Kia stockhas declined 0.9% while the benchmark indexhas lost 2.4%.

Under lastweek’splan,HyundaiandKiawillraise their number of fuel-efficient cars to "atleast" 22 by 2020 from seven now.Hyundai,Kiasaidinajointstatement:"Wehavesetaninternaltargetofmakingit tonumbertwoin the global eco-friendly car market, which isexpectedtogrowfromthisyear's2.2millionve-hicles to 6.4 million in 2020."

Hyundai and Kia plan to release 12 modelspowered by gasoline-electric hybrid engines,expanding the line-up to small cars and sportutility vehicles.

The pair's green range will also have sixplug-inhybridmid-sizedandcompactcars,twofuel-cell cars and two battery-powered electriccars.

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A DOCTOR who treated Michael Schumacher fornearly six months after the Formula 1 championstruck his head in a skiing fall says the injured ex­driv­er is no longer in a coma and predicted a possible re­covery within three years.

Jean­Francois Payen, a doctor at the Grenoblehospital that treated Schumacher after his injury inDecember 2013, said he has visited the Schumacherfamily at home in Switzerland to track his patient’sprogress.

Schumacher was with his 14­year­old son in theFrench Alps when he fell, hitting the side of his headon a rock and cracking his helmet.

“Life after a head injury is punctuated by stages.We hope, but we have to give him time,” said Payenlast Thursday.

He predicted a convalescence of one to threeyears.

Earlier French F1 commentator Jean­Louis Mon­cet repeated a report that Schumacher was “wakingup very slowly” from the induced coma controllinghis serious brain injuries.

Moncet said: “I saw his son and he told me Schumiwas waking up very slowly, very slowly.”

Payen commented: “It is to see how he progressesand then tell his wife and his children what changesI have observed. He is in very favourable conditions.

In September 2014 Schumacher left a rehabilita­tion clinic in Switzerland and returned home to hisestate on the edge of Lake Geneva.

— Wheels24.

PHOTO: AFP/GETTYInjured former F1 driver Michael Schumacher is no longer ina coma and predicted a possible recovery within threeyears.

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PHOTO: SOURCEDMichael Schumacher was with his 14­year­oldson in the French Alps when he fell, hittingthe side of his head on a rock and crackinghis helmet.

A man, who allegedly stoleSchumacher’s medical recordsand who was allegedly at­tempting to sell them to dif­ferent media for $67 000(about R7 350 000), workedas an executive at a Swiss hel­icopter air rescue company,which organised the Germansportsman’s transport from aFrench hospital to Switzerlandin June.

The man, arrested and inter­rogated by police, had deniedany wrongdoing. He was beingdetained in a Zurich policeholding cell, but was foundhanged when officers took himbreakfast before a scheduledhearing before a judge.

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World Karate Federationhonours Pillay>> Another accolade for South African legend

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THE World Karate Federation(WKF) honoured president ofKarate South Africa, Kyoshi

Sonny Pillaywith his eighthDan blackbelt rank.

The rare accolade was bestowedupon the South African legend byWorld Karate Federation president,Antonio Espinos at the 2014 KarateWorld CupChampionship held inGer-many a fortnight ago.

It is believed that the special awardis thefirstevermadetoaSouthAfricankaratemasterandtheonlyoneaward-ed to a person of Indian origin in theworld.

President of theKarate Associationof India (KAI),RagupathyThiagarajanupon witnessing the awardingof therank, paid a glowing tribute to theSouth African maestro Kyoshi Pillay.

Thiagarajan said: “Master SonnyPillayhasbroughthonourtousIndiansacross the diaspora with the achieve-ment of this prestigious award of a 8th

Dan Rank”.“Thekarate fraternityofmother In-

dia are proud of master Kyoshi Pillay,a South African of Indian origin andKAI will honour Pillay at a civic recep-tion at our national championship inDelhi in January 2015,” said BharatSharma(memberofthetechnicalcom-

mission of the WKF.Kyoshi Pillay said: “I consider this

eighth Dan Rank award as the high-light of my 47 years karate journeywhich I persevered through trials andtribulation given that I started thisjourney in 1968, during the height ofthe apartheid era.

“I therefore unhesitatingly dedi-cate this honour bestowed uponme by the highest authority of karatearound the globe (WKF) to all the un-sung karate heroes such as Jam Mo-

han,RakuNaidoo,RobbieReddy,GlenPropham, Patrick Plum, Jerry Skho-sana (all late now) amongst severalothers.

“I am very sad that they are notaround to witness me climb the podi-umoftheWKFstagetoreceivethisout-standing award,” said Pillay.

Kyoshi Pillay is indebted to SAS-COC,KSAandSKISAfortheirblessingsand guidance since his inception aspresident of Karate South Africa.

Antonio Espinos (president of the World Karate Federation) presents KyoshiSonny Pillay with his eighth Dan Award in Germany.

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KWADUKUZA Volleyball Association(KDVA)willhostthePlaySportConceptcorporate knockout volleyball tourna-ment commencing on Wednesday, 26November.

President of KDVA Isaac Abrahamexpressed his sincere gratitude toYashinTewary (CEOofPlaySportCon-cept) on his magnanimous gesture inpromoting corporate volleyball inKwaDukuza.

ThePlaySportConcepthasbeenthebrain-child of former sports educatorTewary, who quit teaching in July topursuehisdreamto teachchildren thebasic skills in thevariousdisciplinesofsport (includingsoccer,volleyball,ath-letics and mini-cricket).

Apart fromcoaching children (ages5-13),thePlaySportConcepthasspon-sored a double-wicket tournament forprimary schools last month and haspledgeditssupportinmakingtheevent

an annual one on the primary schoolssports calendar.

Abraham urged the corporatehouses in KwaDukuza including,banks,hospitals, SAPS, theKwaDuku-za Municipality, the Traffic Depart-ment and schools to participate in thefinal corporate volleyball tournamentof the 2014 season.

The entry fee is R300 per team.

Medalswill be given to all participantsand trophies awarded to the winnersand runners-up. Braai packs will begiven to all participants after the finalon Wednesday, December 3.

Matcheswill be played in twopoolsonaleaguebasis.Matches ineachpoolwill be contested on thebasis of best ofthree sets (each set comprising of 15capped points). The top two teams ineachpoolwilladvancetothesemi-finalstages of the tournament.

Thesemi-finaland finalwillbecon-testedonthebestofthreesetscompris-ing of 15 uncapped points. Specialawardswillbepresentedtothebestat-tacker and most valuable player.

The Play Sport Concept corporateknockout tournament is open tomales(35 years and older) and women (25yearsandolder).Registrationof teamswill takeplaceat7pmonNovember26with the first match scheduled to getunderway at 7.30pm.

Yashin Tewary (CEO of Play SportConcept).

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KDVA will host Play Sport Concept corporatevolleyball tournament

GROUTVILLE United trounced RockyPark United 4­2 in a SAFA KwaDukuzaLocal Football Association (KLFA) Pre­mier League game played at the Recrea­tion Ground on Sunday.

The newly promoted KLFA Division Ichamps, Rocky Park kicked off their cam­paign in the Premier League ranks witha 2­0 win against Current a fortnight agoand were hoping to notch up back­to­back league victories.

But, Rocky Park took too long to set­tle into Sunday’s game and found them­selves trailing 2­0 in the first quarter ofthe match.

After conceding four “soft” goals,goalkeeper Lance Cooper was replacedby Simo Ntanzi who did a sterling job aft­er taking over the goalkeeping gloves.

Just before the break Reeshen Singhvolleyed Rouxney Milligan’s cross intothe roof of the net to reduce the deficit.

In the 70th minute Ntanzi made abrilliant save to deny Mbuso a hat­trick.In the dying minutes of the game Singh

scorealateconsolationgoaltoaddsomerespectability to the score­line (4­2).

Meanwhile, Shakaville United madean early exit from the SAFA Ilembe Re­gional Nedbank Cup after going down(5­4 on penalties) to Zamani Madrid.

Etete Tigers booked their place in thesecond round of the Nedbank Cup afterbeating Thembeni Warriors (6­4 on pen­alties). SP Callies beat Real Sporting 2­1to set up a semi­final berth againstTownview, who were awarded a walkov­er against Iguga. Callies advanced to thefinal after edging out Townview.

Madrid and Tigers locked horns in thesecond round of the competition andafter a goalless first half, Madrid wasawarded a penalty after Pupu Siphiwewas brought down in the box.

Fanozi Thusi converted the spot­kickto send Tigers crashing out the tourna­ment.

In the final of the KwaDukuza(Stream A) Madrid snatched a hardfought 1­0 win against Callies.

Groutville Unitedwere grinningafter trouncingdebutantesRocky ParkUnited 4­2 in aSAFA KwaDuku­za Local Foot­ball AssociationPremier Leaguegame played atthe RecreationGround on Sun­day.PHOTO: SUPPLIED

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Grove End volleyballleague champs>> ‘Invincible’ team finishes on top

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GROVEEndVolleyball ClubwerecrownedEZE’SElectrical Com-petitive League (hosted by

KwaDukuza Volleyball Association)champions after snatching a thrilling25-23;26-24winagainstRandsonsonTuesday night at the associationcourts.

Grove End dethroned reigningchampions KSST in 2013 and at thestartof the2014seasonKSSTwerede-termined to reclaim the title. Therewas little separating both teams at theend of the third round of competition.

But, KSST virtually threw in thetowel a fortnight ago after slumping toa humiliating 2-0 defeat to Grove End.

They virtually shot themselves inthe foot after going down (25-20; 25-13) to Randsons a fortnight ago and

wereonthereceivingendyetagainaft-er going down 2-1 on Thursday night.

Grove End proved that their com-petitive leaguevictorywasnoflukelastseason after repeating their feat onTuesday night.

They picked up maximum pointsagainstWarriorsSport (whoconcededa walkover) on Thursday night to ex-tend their lead at the summit of the logtable.

Grove End have been virtually in-vinciblethisseasonnotchinguptwelveleague victories from thirteen appear-ancessincethestartofthe2014seasonandwith twomore leaguematches re-maining,theycanstepoff theaccelera-tor and put the champagne on ice be-foreuncorkingitaftertheirfinalleaguematch on Thursday night.

President of KwaDukuzaVolleyballAssociation, Isaac Abraham heaped

praise upon the management andplayers of Grove End, who have beenamodel of consistency throughout theseason. Their commitment to trainingevery Sunday morning paid rich divi-dends.

Meanwhile, Sunbrook took a stepcloser to clinching the social league ti-tle after beating MOB in straight sets(25-13; 25-18) on Tuesday night.

Darnall United squandered the op-portunityofstayingintheraceforhon-ours in the social ranks after slumpingto a 2-0 defeat to Cool Leaders, butbounced back to winning ways onThursdaynightafterbeatingMOB(25-21; 14-25; 15-12).

Cool Leaders took advantage ofTeachersStylelosstoVirgoonTuesdaynight and leapfrogged them into 3rdspot after beating Virgo in a pulsating3-setter (22-25; 25-21; 15-11).

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDGrove End were crowned EZE’S Electrical Competitive League champi­ons after beating Randsons in straight sets on Tuesday night.

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NEVIL’S Auto Darts Club suffered back­to­back defeats in the Dilley Puckree memorialDarts League (hosted by KwaDukuza DartsAssociation).

A fortnight ago, the more fancied Nevil’sAuto slumped to a humiliating 20­16 defeatat the hands of rookies R & B Gledhow. Theirwoes continued on Wednesday night whenthey suffered an embarrassing 22­14 defeatagainst arch­rivals Isithebe Paints.

Isithebe, who lost their opening leaguefixture against Gledhow United a fortnightago were determined to get back on the win­ning trail. They trounced their rivals 5­1 in theopeningframeandquicklydoubledtheirad­vantage (10­2) after repeating their feat inthe second frame.

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Nevil’s Auto won the “dead­rubbermatch” (final frame) 4­2, but it was notenough for Sanjay Singh’s charges who suf­fered their second straight league loss.

Apart from Singh winning four of his sixmatches, the below­par performance ofNevil Kisten, Paddy Padayachee and KubenNaidoo were the contributing factors toNevil’s Auto 22­14 loss. Vinesh Geanballeywas the toast of the Isithebe Paints outfitwinning five games from six league match­

es. He received good support from Nine Pil­lay, Vishalin Parmasivan and Jerry Govenderwho won four games each.

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