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30k for top school posts>> Ugu education director in jobsforcash scamCANDYCE KRISHNA ANDVUSI MTHALANE

UGU district Department of Ed-ucation (DoE) director forlower South Coast, Mfundi

Sibiya,has been implicated in a jobs-for-cash scam which involves sellingof senior DoE posts to anyone will-ing to fork out R30 000.

This came to light after an inves-tigationby our sister newspaper, CityPress, revealed that Sibiya (54), twoschool principals from Hibberdeneand Umzumbe and an UmzumbeANC ward 16 councillor allegedlyordered a hit on Nkosinathi Zondi(46) last year after heblewthewhis-tle on the practice. At the time ofhis death, Zondi was NyonemhlophePrimary School principal and hadjust been elected Sadtu’s South Coastregional chairman. He was shot fivetimes at his home last May.

Sibiya, Lindani Mkhize (40) andMhlengi Luthuli (38) and the coun-cillor were arrested this year forplanning hisdeathandweregranted

bail in the Umlazi Magistrate’s Courton Wednesday last week.

Zondi died shortly after speaking-out onwhat he saidwas a “rife prac-tice” on the South Coast of sellinggovernment posts and tenders bySibiya. Andile Zulu and LungisaniMakhoba are alleged to be the hit-men hired by Sibiya and his co-ac-cusedand arecurrently inpolicecus-tody. It was revealed by the investi-gating officer in court last week thatthe chairperson of the Khathi Highschool governing body in Mthwa-lume, SandileMzizi, allegedly organ-ised the hit-men for Sibiya after re-ceiving R12 000.

Mzizi has since turned state wit-ness. A senior Port Shepstone Sadtuofficial who spoke on condition ofanonymity confirmed that Sibiyacontrolled the allocation of posts tocandidates who had paid for them.Zondi’swifeMatutu,whowasateach-er, was shot dead while walking toschool in Umlazi three years ago.That case remains open.

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Sibiya was released on bail of R5 000. Mkhize andLuthuli’s bail was set at R3 000. The DoE has inthe meantime announced that it has suspendedthe trio. Department spokesperson Muzi Mahlambi said suspending the three was “the right thingto do” and did not mean they were guilty.

“The department [of education] will temporarily fill their positions so the function of education can continue. We will continue to monitorthe case and once the legal process is over, we willthen take further steps.” Sibiya’s bail conditionsstipulate that he not directly or indirectly interfere,communicate or influence any state witnesses,not change his residential address, not leave KwaZuluNatal without prior permission from the investigating officer and report every Saturday toScottburgh SAPS. Mkhize and Luthuli were not ordered to relocate but to report to Hibberdene andthe nearest police station respectively. They arenot to contact witnesses or leave the province.

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A SEAL stranded at Banana Beach onSaturday morning was safely trans-ported to uShaka Sea World in Durban

where it is recuperating after receiving treat-ment. KZN EzemveloWildlife, Port Shepstone

Search and Rescue, Netcare 911 and the NSRIassisted in the operation after being called bya beachgoer who spotted the distressed ani-mal. Ezemvelo officer, Thulani Mlawu, saidthe sealmay have been on the beach since theprevious night.

“We do not know how old the seal is but itlooked fully grown. Seals beach when they

become tired. All they need is rest before theyget on their way again,” said Mlawu.

He said the seal was not injured but an as-sessment will be carried out at Sea World.“Once the seal has got his strength back, hewill be released back into the ocean.”

The seal is expected tomake a full recoveryin the next nine months.

GINISILE NDOVELA>>[email protected]

A LIVE preelection debate had to be stopped onTuesday after local supporters from various partiesstarted booing debaters and each other.

Broadcast by Ugu Youth Radio 93.4FM, the segment was intended to give all parties a chance todebate their manifestos in a runup to next week’snational election.

Held at the Port Shepstone Civic Centre, the debate included members from the ANC, NFP, Cope,SACDP, IFP and DA.

Before being taken off air, the local party representatives managed to get some of their messagesacross, but as the crowd grew increasingly unruly, itwas decided to can the segment.

Mntomuhle Khawula said that the IFP wouldspeedup service delivery in towns and rural areas

and ensure quality education for all by buildingschools. He said affordable rates would be set forpeople in towns and roads would be improved.

The ANC’s Sipho Dlamalala said the party is celebrating 20 years of freedom and service delivery withthe people of South Africa and that its work is credible.

“We have provided people with water, electricity,land claims, access to free basic education and haveprovided bursaries to deserving students to ensurequality education for all. We have improved healthcare for all and provided national health insurance.We committed ourselves to fighting corruption,” saidDlamalala.

Cope’s Bheki Khusi lashed out at the ANCled government, accusing it of being “proud” and of beingtoo liberal with allocation of social grants.

“South Africa is becoming a social grantdependent state. I am not saying that I am against the

provision of social grants to the poor people, butwhat I disagree with is ANC politicians who standproudly in the public podiums and say they have provided so much social grants to the people.”

Khusi urged voters to make a mark for Cope sothat they could fight corruption. “We need to changeour electoral system and have a president elected bythe people themselves,” he said.

Layidliva Mbuthuma urged people to vote NFP tostop provision of infrastructure without consultation. “We must stop the building of white elephants,which are created by a lack of public consultations.”

The SACDP’s Ntokozo Zama said that they havetaken note of unrest at universities caused by alleged poor administration and financial aid issues.

“We will sort out that when we get into power. Wewill create [an environment conducive to financialindependence] so that they will not depend onsocial grants for survival.

“Social grants take us backwards and as a countrywill not be sustainable. We will grow tourism and create more jobs. We will stop cadre deployment andemployment of friends in government.

“We will stop corruption and end the red tape forthose that want to start their own businesses,” saidZama.

Lennard Ngcobo of the DA said “Together forchange and jobs, DA will cut corruption and speedupservice delivery as we do in the Western Cape.

“We will provide better health care, fight povertyand create sustainable and real jobs for our people.”

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Local songstressscoops Sama award

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POPULAR musician, NaimaKay, says she is over the moonafter winning her first ever MTNSAMA award at the ceremonyheld at Morula Sun on Monday.

Naima, who hails from Margate, took home the best newcomer of the year award in atough category that includedother extremely popular artistslike the Gangs of Ballet, MuzArtand Ifani.

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day. Many of her fans agree thatit was on the strength of hernumber one single 'Lelilangangelami' (This is my day) thatshe managed to bring the awardback to Margate.

"This has been such an experience and I'm thankful to everyone who voted for me andmaking this truly my day," saidNaima. This year’s ceremonymarked the 20th anniversary ofthe awards.

Umkomaas’ maskandi maestro Phuzekhemisi Luthuli received a lifetime achievementaward at the same event.

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDNaima Kay of Margate won the new comer of the yearaward at the 20th MTN SAMA awards on Monday.

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A 55YEAROLD man who fell overboard from his fishing skiboat on Friday sustained a fractured tibia but isreported to be in a stable condition.

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AFRICA BikeWeek, in its fifthyear running inMargate, hasgotbiggerandbetterovertheyears.

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Businesses rip into HCM>> Ongoing service delivery failures are hampering small, local businesses, say meeting attendants

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LOCAL business owners used ameeting called by the HibiscusCoast Municipality(HCM) on

Thursday to rip into municipal rep-resentatives about their “disap-pointment”at ongoing service deliv-ery failures which they say arenegatively affecting small business-es.

HCM called themeeting to try andfind ways of “improving relations”with local business owners and to“listen to their concerns”.

The main complaints raised bythe business fraternity included poorcommunication from the municipal-ity, poor maintenance of infrastruc-tureandroads,andthemunicipality’sfailure to “look after” local business-es. Inhis opening remarks,HCMmu-nicipal manager, Maxwell Mbili, saidhis office is aware that local busi-nesses are the municipality’s “key

strategicpartner”andneed tobewelllooked after.

Outlining what the municipality’srole is in the partnership, Mbili saidit is HCM’s aim and duty to create anenvironment that is conducive forbusiness to thrive.

“If we are not creating that envi-ronment we expect you as the busi-ness sector to tell us, but for you todothat you need to structure yourselvesandspeakwithonevoice,” saidMbili.

He was referring to what he saidwasa lackof unity; stating that the lo-cal business sector is “too fragment-ed”.

Hewent on to sayHCMhas identi-fiedeight “enemiesof themunicipali-

ty” which hamper development inthe region.Henamed thepoor condi-tion of the roads, slow refuse collec-tion,brokenstreet lights,vergemain-tenance, delays in approval of build-ing plans, failure to enforce bylaws,failure to spend the capital budgetand failure to strike a balance be-tween compliance and service deliv-ery.

Mbili said there are programmesin place to tackle and address theseshortcomings.

“We have improved the turn-aroundtimeforrefusecollectionto24hours and we have budgeted R9mil-lion for verge maintenance,” saidMbili.

Headdedthatthemunicipalitywillplace more focus on improvingroads and reducing the delay in ap-proval of plans.

Several businessowners said theyfelt it was no use raising their con-cerns and issues with themunicipal-ity as they had been doing so foryears without results.

“Business people on the SouthCoast are fed up,” said businessmanLouis van Niekerk.

“It gets tiring to report the sameissues for years with nothing gettingdone about it.”

Port Shepstone medical practi-tioner Dr Mahommed Khan said themunicipality should have incentives

in place to reward local businessesand also to attract new business intothe area.

He said most of the deteriorationthat was evident in the CBD, whichranges from illegal dumping to ram-pant disregard of traffic rules bytrucks and taxis, was because of alack of supervision.

Margate Chamber of Businesschairman, Ivan Naidoo, said the factthat themeetingwaspoorly attendedcould be attributed to HCM’s poorcommunication. He agreed that thelocal business sector is too dividedand pointed to the infighting that hasbeen going on in his own Chamber,which he said has finally been sortedout. “Our job is to promote the inter-ests of emerging businesses but it isdisappointing that they are not rep-resented in this meeting,” saidNaidoo.

Mbili said he would look into theissues raised and report back in a fol-low-up meeting.

‘IF WE ARE NOT CREATING THAT ENVIRONMENT WE EXPECTYOU AS THE BUSINESS SECTOR TO TELL US, BUT FOR YOU TODO THAT YOU NEED TO STRUCTURE YOURSELVES AND SPEAKWITH ONE VOICE’ HCM MUNICIPAL MANAGER, MAXWELL MBILI

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A few years ago I had a very interesting conversation with a manwho shared our president's view

that the ANC is going to rule SouthAfrica forever. Our dear president's exact words were actually that the ANCis going to stay in power until Jesusreturns. I have never been that goodat predicting the future, which is whyI am well suited as a journalist.

In fact, I have never aspired to havea job as glamorous as that of aprophet or even an ANC president.

Besides exercising my right to vote,I don’t have a desire to actively takepart in politics as I believe my skin isnot thick enough. That does not stopme, though, from making observationsand having opinions about what isgoing on.

I’m already looking forward to thelull that usually comes after the general elections. From my advantageous

position as a journalist I’ve noted thedifferent campaigning tactics thatvarious political parties have beenemploying. Already I can see which areworking and which aren't.

I'm not sure about ruling until Jesusreturns, but what is apparent is that itmay take a miracle for other parties totake control of the country, or even theprovince, from the ANC next year.

I know that political parties spenda lot of money on campaign specialistsand consultants, but I must say that Ithink some are just doing it wrong.

I think the foremost rule when itcomes to campaigning before youspend any money on it is that theparty leadership has to be visible, andI'm not talking about TV.

If you want people to vote for you,they have to see you and your party inthe flesh constantly. The ANC lookslike it became aware of this a longtime ago because since the beginningof last year, no week went by withoutsome ANC bigwig visiting a particular area.

I have seen eight cabinet ministersand the entire KZN cabinet in the pastfour months. But then the ANC hasmany funds to dip into, both publicand private, to enable it to fly its topand middle brass and their entourages all around the country.

The ANC can also afford to budgetfor and spend millions on food parcelsthat draw thousands to their gatherings all around the province.

The Democratic Alliance (DA)seems to think that being vocal and

pointing out all the wrong things thatthe ANC is doing or not doing is themost perfect way of campaigning.

I recently read a statement by DApresident Hellen Zille that they aretaking the KZN province in the 2016local government elections. Thatwould be interesting since I rarely eversee any senior DA leader actively campaigning for his or her party in theareas I move in.

The IFP seems to think that criticizing the ruling party and mentioning all the good the IFP did whenthey ran the province many moonsago will translate into votes. Thesame goes for the NFP.

I don't mean to rain on anybody'sparade, but I think this is going toproduce quite the opposite effect.

I think the ANC has made it verydifficult for other parties because ithas conditioned people to free ‘stuff’,which is hard to keep up with.

What the other parties shouldknow is that the masses that have theability to change the political landscape of the province and the countrydon't care about your plans for theyear 2019. These people care onlyabout what you can do for themtoday and now, thus the food parcels.

Living in Africa means you have todo politics the African way and I believe the ANC has set a blueprint thatis going to take many years to get ridof.

Every election we are going to havefrom here onwards may just be wonthrough availability of food parcels.

Food parcel, anyone?

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THIS week on page two we bringyou the story of an alleged SASSAemployee who, on a video clip, canbe seen putting her prints ondocuments while her finger is covered with a plastic bag.

The video can be viewed atwww.southcoastfever.co.za, and itis up to you to decide what yousee happening.

The sad thing about this scenario is that the man who secretlytook the video took the matterto senior SASSA officials whodownplayed it. The official couldnot or would not tell the ‘whistleblower’ or this newspaper anything that may have allayed public fears or a public outcry.

Our lead story on page oneabout the alleged sale of government posts is another issue up forsevere scrutiny. May justice prevail.

Next week, on Wednesday 7May, you have an opportunity tovote. It would be unwise to squander such an opportunity. We at theFever urge you to make your mark,which is one of the best ways ofholding government accountable.

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IN this constitutional democ-racy of ours, the voters arefaced with an alphabet soupof political parties that arecontesting the national andprovincial elections.

Many of them are builtand based around one or twoindividuals or family con-cerns like the Mulders of theVF plus and what Rajbansiwas for the Minority Front.The UDM is centred aroundBantu Holomisa and the EFFaround the misplaced popu-larity of Julius Malema.

Then you have parties likeCOPE who spent its previousterm of five years contestingits leadership battles in thecourts of South Africa anddid little to develop policydocuments, thus leavingtheir supporters of 2009 con-fused and bewildered.

In the once mighty IFP wehave a party that is a formershadow of itself with a leaderthat is more concerned abouthis legacy than the perform-ance and decline of his sup-port base.

Their offshoot, the NFP, isbased mainly in KwaZulu-Natal and is untested in pro-vincial and National politicsbut aligned itself with theANC at local government lev-el. The ACDP is also a one

man show based on religiousbeliefs.

Our constitution providesfor religious freedomand rec-ognises the right of all citizensto worship in churches andtemples, tabernacles andmosques, wherever one feelscomfortable to do so.

That brings us to the re-maining options. The Demo-cratic Alliance and the Afri-can National Congress.

We all know that the ANCunder President Zuma is fail-ing the country and is takingus backwards in all respects.Corruption is rife in allspheres of government underANC control and it is a partyof insiders and outsiders.

If you are part of them youwill benefit.Whenyouarenotpart of their inner circle youare considered to be a secondclass citizen. We don’t evenhave to mention Nkandla ore-Tolls that are forced ontothe general public and will becomingtotheotherprovinces.

The ANC is a party of foodparcels and promises.

Before every election theygoout tothepoorerruralcom-munities to secure their voteswith promises of a better lifeandfoodparcelsthatarefund-ed by the taxpayers of thiscountry.

Just before the next elec-tion they appear again... withmore of the same.

The Democratic Alliancehas a track record of servicedelivery where we govern.

The Western Cape outper-forms all the other provincesinallaspects.CapeTownisthebest run city in South Africaand regularly wins interna-tional awards. Cape Town isalso the best tourist destina-tion.

Twenty eight municipali-ties under DA control are outperforming the rest. In short,where theDAgovernswegov-ernbetter than any other par-ty. The DA has sound policiesthat we implement where weare in control.

The DA is the only partythat has shown consistentgrowth from 1994 to date. In1994 the then DP received1.7%of thevoteandat the lastelection we received 24% ofthe vote. This trend is set tocontinue in the 2014 elec-tions.

The message is clear –don’t waste your vote onsmall parties that can’t makean impact in your life and fu-ture.

Doug RawlinsUgu Constituency

Chairperson

‘Don’t waste vote on small parties’

THE constant water shortagein Ramsgate area, whichstarted as a trickle on 21 De-cember 2013, has became afull blown (dry) storm experi-enced since 13 April.

The utter mismanage-ment of our water supply bythe Ugu District Municipalityis nothing less thana criminalact perpetrated against thethousands of inhabitants andthousands more tourists whovisit the area regularly.

The water supply in Ram-sgate failed on the followingdates: 15 February, 4-5March, and 9, 13, 14, 15, 16,18, 19, 20, 21, 22, and 25April 2014.

As you know, these datescoincided with school holi-daysand theEasterweekend.

One can imagine the dis-appointment and outrage ofholiday makers who paythousands to spend time atthe beaches, but had to en-dure the inconvenience ofbuying drinking water andbe content not being able to

bathor takea shower fordayson end.

Holiday letting agents,managers and caretakers ofholiday accommodationswere inundated with com-plaints from tourists.

I spoke to people withknowledge regarding thetransfer of liquids over greatdistances and altitudes.

It seemsthat theregulationof pressure in pipe lines is thegreatest factor that keeps thesystems safe and operational.

I recently communicatedwithanofficialresponsibleformunicipal water distributionabout the constant pressurebursts of the old asbestos wa-ter lines at sea level.

I was informed that waterlines in certain areas in Ram-sgate (speciallyat sea level)donot have pressure valves toregulate the constant flow ofwater – therefore the spike inwater pressure each time thepipes are fixed. We have be-come so used to this fluctua-tioninwaterpressure,thatwe

can predict when the nextpressure burst will occur!

Myquestion toUgu is plainand simple: Why are theseforces that regulate pressurein thewater lines not adheredto?

The technical teams spendevery day fixing burst pipes,but nobody seems to careabout the real solutions.

How long will we have toendurethediscomfortandhu-miliation? Is it perhaps thepoor quality of workmanshipof the technicalpeopleordoesthe problem lie higher up inmanagement?

Does Ugu have the finan-cialresourcestorectify thesit-uation? Does the political willexist to start planning for fu-ture replacement of outdatedwater pipes?

Andwhat about regulatingpressure of the water lines toprevent pressure bursts be-fore theyoccur?Areweon theway to a banana republic?

Johann GroblerRamsgate

Water issues and banana republics

LAST week’s article in theFever ‘Hidden taxes gougingyour wallet’ must have leftmiddle class earners quitepunch drunk.

Here are a few more factsto sober them up a bit.

February andMarch 2014saw 166 000 job losses.

The national governmenthas accumulated almost R2trillion in debt and servicingthis will cost R115 billion

each year. Both Telkom andEskomareintroubleandeachwillhavetoraiseR1billionperannum for the next five years.

On the other hand, 92% ofour provincial educationbudget is used to pay salaries.

Our government with 34ministers and 33 deputymin-isters probably makes oursthe largest government in theworld. Our President has themost expensive private home

in the country.The ruling party thinks

that the moral compass is aninstrument; will have us be-lieve that the Secrecy Bill willsafeguardus;thatNkandlafellout of the sky as a present tothe President and that tax-payers’ money growsontreesand media freedom is an al-ien concept.

J.R.Port Shepstone

Brace your wallet for more gouging

THIS past weekend I decidedto take my family from New-castle down to Port Shep-stonefora“holidaybythesea-side”.

I was not expecting thetown to look like the beacheswe see on Top Billing, but Ihave to say I was rather dis-appointed by thepoor state ofthe roads and the rubbish I

saw lying around.The litter in the photo tak-

en on Saturday on RethmanDrive between R102 andUm-tentweni beach was the firstthingwe sawaswedrove intotown.

What an anti-climax! Iknow my family and I werenot the only visitors to seethis disturbing sight inoneof

the province’s main touristspots. Aswewere driving outof the town two days later onMonday, that pile of rubbishwasstill thereandhadgrown.

The localmunicipality alsoneeds to make sure the pot-holes are repaired if we are tocome back and visit here everagain.

Disappointed

Sheppie mustSShheeppppiiee mmuussttclean-up its actcclleeaann--uupp iittss aacctt

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WITH the two long weekends andthe school holidays over, UguSouth Coast Tourism cannot rest.

From May 14, the ultra popularAfrica Bike Week hits Margate asthousands of motor bike mad folkfrom all over South Africa convergeon the Greater South Coast for afeast of retail, entertainment, outrides and biker fellowship as presented through the iconic HarleyDavidson brand.

As the last of the riders rumbleoff home, the prospect of the Sardine Festival Programme loomswith all sorts of events beingplanned to not only draw visitorsto our area but also provide experiences to enhance their stay.

If you combine fishing competitions, golf and bowls events, UguJazz festival, Lions Show, MTBevents, Interprovincial SchoolsNetball, festivals and culturalevents up and down the coast,beach programmes, the MargateAir Show, marathons and endurance races (and the list goes on) itis true to say that here down southour collective of events is probablythe most comprehensive of any inKwaZuluNatal at this time of year.

As is the case with any touristdestination, we all need to receiveall our visitors in a hugely welcoming and hospitable manner afterall word of mouth sells more thanan advert in a glossy magazine.

Deep in the bowels of the Eastern Cape Highlands, the mountain

folk in the tiny hamlet of Rhodesstarted a Stoepfees whereby visitors could walk the quaint streetsand stop over at a number ofcharming homes to check out art,craft, sample foods, drink wine andbe entertained all with a friendlyand very personal touch. The resulthas been that after one year,Rhodes has become oversubscribed with visitors (some staying60 km away just to take day tripsto the ‘fees’) and the number ofevent days has been increased.

It is that personal touch thatimpresses people. It is by goingthat extra mile for our paying customer that will bring them backyear after year and also for themto recommend our area to others.

Staging event programmes likethe Sardine Festival takes a hugeamount of community commitment and cooperation by organisations, local government, the tourism sector, private individuals,clubs, law enforcement the mediaand promotional entities and Ugu

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Dear Doctor Nash,I married a divorced man, and all he wants

in our marriage is peace because his previouswife was such a nag.

But we live in an outbuilding on his father’sproperty. We support his family financially andwhen my husband and I are at work his parentslook after our child.

I can accept this as it is our cultural duty,and our child is safe. But when I am at work orout shopping my husband discusses our family business with his parents and betweenthem they make all the decisions.

My husband and his family leave me out,but it is our life not his family’s. I am fed upliving in an outhouse on their property andsupporting them, and then my husband doesnot even ask my opinion, but just leaves meout.

I want to move out and take my child andmy husband, I want to be included in the

decisions that affect me and my family andnot just be a money robot.

One Angry Woman

Dear O.A.W. I am with you, but there mustbe a reason why your husband is leaving youout of these decisions.

Does he not think that you have a brain andsome common sense? He knows you! If youare a sensible woman, as well as angry, I thinkyou must sit him down and ask him why he isdoing this, and if he has a good answer welland good, but if not then tell him marriage isa partnership and that means there has to betrust and sharing, so start to share with youand to respect your opinion.

If not then tell him he will not see a cent ofyour salary and that means that he must support his family and his wife and child all on hisown, and we hope this makes him happy because you will make the decisions.

TOURISM 360

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My husband and family leave me out

South Coast Tourism.So when you see

more cars and peoplecoming to town, sparea thought for all whobehind the scenes andoften without thoughtof personal enrichment have been working for our leisure, recreation and tourismeconomy they are thereal champions in thegreater scheme ofthings.

Looking forward toAfrica Bike Week andour forthcomingevents we extend abig welcome to alland sundry mayyour visit to the Paradise of the Zulu Kingdom be enriching andexceed expectations.

I am off to polishup my Vespa for Africa Bike Week havean event filled andhappy time.

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ILLEGAL occupants have been warned thatif they do not vacate low-cost governmenthousing, they will face the wrath of the law.

Hibiscus Coast mayor, Cynthia Mqwebu,made the statement on Thursday last weekat Umkholombe when she was handing overtitle deeds to residents.

The deeds came after a long wait, with thehouses being built in 1999. Mqwebu said shewas aware of complaints made by residentsabout shoddy contractors and unnecessarydelays in the issuing of deeds, but her mainfocus area was on the illegal occupants in thearea, which she said she was well aware of.

“We know thatmany of you just took occu-pation of the houses illegally when you sawthem unoccupied. The legal beneficiaries ofthose houses could not be traced, or maybethey are dead,but there is a process totrans-fer title deeds to their relatives.

“If you are in the house illegally, you mustvacate nowand report to themunicipality be-fore we send municipal police to evict you.You will not get title deeds because we haveno title deeds for you. We have title deeds forlegal beneficiaries,” said Mqwebu.

She said that other title deeds are still be-ing processed in Pietermaritzburg.

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AS 7 May is a public holiday,the Port Shepstone Hospital isasking all patients who havebeen booked for the orthopaedic clinic and other outpatientspecialist clinics to either comeand get new appointments or

phone the hospital as soon aspossible for rebooking. PROPhumza Morai said the telephone numbers are as follows:

Hospital switchboard is 039688 6000, the orthopaedicclinic line is 039 688 6186/6,

the specialist clinic is 0396886223/6193, the paediatricclinic is 039 688 6320, OPD is039 688 6200. “Mopd and eyeclinics or departments will beclosed on 7 May,” said Morai.

“Please note that bookings

were done prior to 7 May beingdeclared a public holiday andmany patients cannot bereached on their cell phonenumbers. We apologise for anyinconvenience that may becaused,” said Morai.

Change of dates for Sheppie Hospital specialist clinics

>> Volunteers plough in to construct Kingdom HallVUSI MTHALANE

ARELIGIOUS hall thatis being built by vol-unteers has already

reached roof level after onlya month of construction.

About 135 local volun-teers joined in the con-struction of the Jehovah’sWitnesses Kingdom Hall inMurchison during April.

The concrete foundationwas laid in March and ac-cording to the church’s RobStamer, the project will becompleted within the nextthree months.

Stamer said all volun-teers received training onsite as most of them hadnot done constructionworkbefore.

“Most of the volunteers

have office-based jobs butthey were willing to gettheir hands dirty to see theword of God spread in thiscommunity,” said Stamer.

Next week the roof willbe put in place.

Stamer said the currentbacklog of Kingdom Hallsin South Africa stands at300. “A lot of money forconstruction comes from

donations overseas and weare very grateful for that.”

Tominimise thebacklog,Jehovah’sWitnessesplan tobuild more than 60 similarhalls in cities, townsand ru-ral areas every year.

According to Stamer, 45halls are needed each yearto accommodate thegrowth of the church inSouth Africa.

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDVolunteers at the construction site of the Jehovah’s Witnesses KingdomHall in Murchison.

JeanPierreFourie (23) lefthis home inCaro Road,Southport on20 April. Hewas last seenwearing a navyblue shortsleeve Tshirt,black tracksuitpants andbeige sandals.Anyone who

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THE Lower South CoastSPCA is offering sterilisa-tion at a subsidised rate ofR350 for dogs and cats,male and female, in May.

To qualify, individualsmust earn R5 000 or lessa month. Proof of incomeand an affidavit to provethat the individual is un-employed is required.

According to MichaelMuller, manager for theLower South Coast SPCA,the organisation received a

total of 2 471 animals - ei-ther through stray ani-mals, donations or collec-tions - between April 2013and March this year.

“The sadpart is that only441 of the stray animalswere claimed by their own-ers. This leaves us with2 030 animals that couldbe deemed as unwanted,”said Muller.

He strongly advised petowners to sterilize theirpets in order to curb thehigh volumes of strays.

The average cost ofeach animal amounts to

R447 a year. That isR1,1 million per anum.Most animals have a stayfor about two months withus when we try and getthem re-homed,” he said

“If we could sterilisemore dogs and cats to re-ducethenumberofunwant-ed domestic animals, it willreduce the cost of re-hom-ing, prevent a lot of crueltytowards these animals andreduce the riskof spreadingcontagiousdiseases suchasrabies.” The SPCA wouldlike to achieve 500 sterili-sations during the drive.

SPCA to hold sterilisation drive

Hospiceoffers hope,not fear>> The organisation is about quality of life and treatment


ONE of the reasons thatHospice organisationsare avoided is because

they have come to beassociated withdeath. Death, nomatter how hardit is to accept, isinevitable andbecoming famil-iar with a Hos-pice is of the ut-most importancewhen fighting a life-threatening illness in or-der to make those last fewweeks, months or years com-fortable.

This is according to Di vanDyk, CEO of South Coast Hos-pice, who spoke to the Feverabout the significance of Hos-pice Week, which runs from 4

to 11 May.“Many think that if you come

to Hospice for treatment, it’syourlastdays.Thatisnotalwaysthe case asmost patients visit afew times and some live for

many years.”The South CoastHospice offers spe-cialised palliativecare for patientswith cancer, HIV/Aids,motorneurondisease, tuberculo-sis and multi-drug-

resistant tuberculosis(MDR-TB), and their

families.Van Dyk advises immediate

contact after becoming awareof a life-threatening illness.

“Even if you feel well, youmust still register. We want toget to know your medical histo-ry, family, beliefs and the like.”

Besides caring for patients

at the Kingfisher House in-pa-tient unit, nurses also attend toand treat patients at home.

“Counselling is provided forfamily members that may needit and sometimes we assist withreconciliations.”

The children’s programmetakes care of over 200 childreneither infected or affected by alife-threatening disease.

Community health home-based care and HIV/Aids coun-selling courses are also offeredto thosewhowant tomakeadif-ference in their community.

There are also various train-ing and short courses on offer.

“Receiving care from Hos-pice does not mean it is theend. Everyone deserves to livewith, and to die with dignity,”said Van Dyk.

For more information or tobecome a volunteer, phone039 682 3031.

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Winter Airshow’sSMOOTHlocal landing

>> Aeronautical awesomeness is coming our way

THIS year’s Margate Airshow is on 14 June andis part of eight airshows for the annual KZNWinter Air Tour. Coming off the back of a suc

cessful Durban Land, Sea and Air Festival wheremore than 145 000 people flocked to Durban beaches to watch the aviation festival, the team now headsinto another KZN Winter Air Tour season.

The 2014 season adds another two locationsbringing excitement to the skies above Dundee, Ladysmith, Newcastle, Pietermaritzburg, Margate, Richards Bay, Mkuze and Ulundi.

Another positive development is that shows inLadysmith, Richards Bay, Mkuze and Ulundi will befree, making events like this more accessible.

“We’re excited to bring aviation and our formatof airshows to Dundee and Ladysmith this year aspart of the KZN Winter Air Tour,” said event organiserBrian Emmenis.

“There will be more exhibitors and some municipalities have really exciting plans for the day,” he

said. Dr Clive Coetzee from the KZN Treasury adds:“If we can leverage the airshows, pilots and vested

stakeholders to the benefit of children then we aremaking a difference in the province and in the aviation industry and we’re not just taking aviation tothe people but we are bringing aviation to the children.”

Each show includes up to 20 local economic development vendors who will trade at the airshow. Overthe past two years the local economic developmentprogramme has grown significantly at each airshowwith success stories of traders returning to be part ofsomething special in their community”.

Project director and KZN Air Events spokespersonJustin Scott said Dundee will mark the start of this

year’s Winter Air Tour on 17 May. The show will thenmove to Ladysmith on 24 May, Newcastle on 31 May,Pietermaritzburg on 7 June, Margate on 14 June, Richards Bay on 21 June, Mkuze on 28 May and will closeat Ulundi on 5 July. — Supplied.

PHOTO: CHRISTO CROUS PHOTOGRAPHYPlanes gear up for the KZN Winter Airshow.

PHOTO: CHRISTO CROUS PHOTOGRAPHYPlanes are due to ‘hit’ Margate during the KZN Winter Airshow in June.

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‘Sistrs’ doing it for others>> Built on humanitarian thinking , ‘Supporting Impoverished Societies Through Relief Services’ has a winning recipe


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sion for those less for-tunate can be a sisterfor humanity, saysHassina Kathrada,founder of “Sistrs forHumanity”.

The non-profit or-ganisation’s mission ismade clear in theacro-nym Sistrs - Support-ing Impoverished So-cieties Through ReliefServices.

“My humanitarianwork dates back tomany years ago.Through fund-raisingand various sponsors,people in SouthAfrica,GazaStrip and thewarstricken Syria havebeen assisted,” shesaid.

Kathrada becameinvolvedinhumanitar-ian work in 2002.

Having climbedMount Kilamanjarotwice, toraise fundsfora children’s hospital inGhaza City, and host-ingfund-raisingeventsfor many non-profitorganisations; Kath-rada decided it was

time to head her ownprojects from PortShepstone.

“Sistrs for Humani-ty was born in 2012.Wehaveassistedmanylocal creches and or-ganisation on theSouth Coast. We alsosupport local craftersby purchasing itemsfrom them which weresell sale to raisefunds for those inneed.”

Sistrs are femalevolunteers who will doanything from makingsandwiches for pa-tients at the local hos-pital to assisting withorganisingafund-rais-ing event.

“The men play a si-lent role as they areusually the ones whohave work. They pro-vide a sponsorship to-wards an event ofprojectwhile thewom-en aremore hands-on.The donors in PortShepstone have beenamazing.”Kathradasays she spends mostof her free time work-ing on fund-raisingprojects. “It is souplift-ing to help others andto see how gratefulthey are for even thesmallest donation.”

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDHassina Kathrada (second from right) with Doctor Eva (centre) and students from the University of Gaza.

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Attention all rural schools/schoolswithEnglish as a second language

Rural/previously disadvantaged schools are invited to enter their top two(2) English spellers fromGrade 10 and Grade 11 (one from each grade) intothe KZN Premier Spelling Bee South Coast regional event, to be held inAugust 2014 (Date and venue to be confirmed, keep reading your local

newspaper to find out the details!)

Words to be learnt for the South Coast Spelling Beewill be published in the 2May 2014 edition of the

South Coast Fever & East Griqualand Fever.

Prizes:Cash prizes, book hampers, stationery hampers,bursaries and goodie bags for the top spellers,

schools and teachers!

To enter:Complete the entry form found in this local newspaper and fax it to us at

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Send us the below information via email,[email protected] fax, 0865344256.

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An EXPEDITION of note>> Epic 500km race starts in Port Edward and runs over a full week

THE time is drawing near for Ex-pedition Africa and accordingto organisers Kinetic Gear,

teams are furiously making arrange-ments to see the best of the greaterSouth Coast area in the short space oftime that they have before and afterthe race.

Africa Expedition takes place from25 to 31 May with the start and finishof the 500km epic race taking placein Port Edward.

The international event involvesmountain biking, trekking, kayaking,

swimming, rope-work and orienteer-ing.

“SouthCoastTourismisconsistent-ly liaisingwith theorganisers, offeringevent support and itinerary sugges-tions which, amongst other activities,include diving and visits into the hin-terland,” says Justin Mackrory, UguSouth Coast Tourism’s CEO.

“Given that the athletesmust allowthemselvesonedayinSouthAfricapertimedifference from their home coun-try prior to the event to acclimatize,we have the opportunity to really im-

press these world athletes with whatthe South Coast has to offer.”

Top teams that have confirmed at-tendance thus far include SeagateNew Zealand, Silva Sweden, TecnuUSA and South Africa’s top teamMer-rell Adventure Addicts.

“It is always awesome to race onhome soil and the South Coast pro-vides the ideal terrain to stage aworldclass expedition race,” said Merrell’scaptain, Graham Bird. “...It is a privi-lege to race the top teams in the worldin South Africa,” he added.

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDTeam captains Graham Bird (left) and Donovan Sims are ready for Expedition Africa.

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Tiny cars pull a big crowd>> THE Triumph Sports Car Club spent five days on the lower South Coast last week. Festivities began at TO Strand inLeisure Bay with a gettogether and ended with a car show at Blue Lagoon Restaurant on Ramsgate beach. With a total of160 Triumph cars, ranging from the TR Series to the sedan, it was truly something worth witnessing.

Having an awesome day are (from left) Khayakhazi Njisane, and Pat Guntu with NkosanathiMtelu, Siyabonga Mtelu, Lilifa Njisane, Angel Guntu and Tonny Guntu in front.

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Nanamhlanje ngisamkhumbula kahleuBhodloza uma esekhuza udlame ethi:“Hhayi bo bafana bakithi nabulalanakangakakwenzenjani?Yinileengakaeniyibangayo engeke ilungiswe ngomlomo?Wena nsizwa ophethe isikhali njengobangikhuluma nje, uyakhohlwa yini ukuthilo muntu olindele ukumbulala udalwenguNkulunkulu njengawe? Uzokwenzenjani kusasa uma usubhekene nesimo lapho uzodinga khona usizo lwalomuntuocuthele ukumjuqa?” kubuza lesi silomosakoMphephethe.

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Lomkhulekoubuholwaumkhandluobhek-elela ukuphephakomphakathi emg-waqeni eZinqoleni,obizwa ngeZinqo-leni CommunityRoad Safety Coun-cil(ZCRSC) ngoku-bambisana nenh-langano yamateki-si eMargate,iBambanani TaxiAssociation,uMasipala weHi-biscus Coast, um-phakathineminde-ni yamalunguashona kule ngozi.

USihlalo we-ZCRSC,uMnuzMartinNgcun-gama uthe inhloso yehlangano yabo, uku-khuleka kuNkulunkulu ngazwilinye, ukuthilehle izinga lezingozi zomgwaqo oGwini.

Uthe: “Ngangise renke yamatekisi nge-sikhathi ngitshelwa ukuthi sekwenzeke ingozienyantisa igazi phakathi kwetekisi ebisuka e-EasternCapenezimotoezincaneezimbili.Kulengozikwafaabantuabayi-12.Kwakuyisiphihlikulomgwaqo u-R61/N2. Izimoto zashayisanangamakhanda ngoba enye yashiya umzilawayo yangenakwenye,kanjalonezinyezange-na izimoto ezintathu, kwashona inqwaba ya-bantuetekisininakuzo lezimoto.SicelauMdaliehlise izinga lezingozi kulendawo. Silana njeukuzoxhumana nalabo abasala kulendawo

yingakho sihamba nabemindeni yabo,” kushookaNgcungama.

Uqhubewathi bazoqhubekabawenzenjalolomkhuleko kubo bonke omasipala basoGungenhloso yokwehlisa izingozi emgwaqeni.

Ubonge abaxhasi babo nemindeni yalaboabashona ngokuphumelela ekwenzeni lomkhuleko ube yimpumelelo.

UMnuzBhekaCele okhlumelauMeyaweHi-biscus CoastMunicipality, uNkkCyntiaMqwe-buongaphumelelangaukubakhona emkhule-kweni, unxuse ukuthi bonke abantu baseHi-biscusCoastbaqhubekenalemikhulekoehlose

ukwehlisa izingoziemigwaqeni.

Uthe: “Sicelaabantu babumbanebabemunye kulomkhankaso wok-ukhulekela izingozizomgwaqo. Yilawomazwi uMeya uNkkCynthia Mqwebuathe ngiwadluliseki-nina nonke,” kushouMnuz Cele.

UMxhumanisiwenhlangano ya-matekisi i-South Af-

rican National Taxi Council (SANTACO) yaK-waZulu-Natal, uMnuzMandlaMzelemu, uthebanxusa abashayeli bamatekisi nezimoto ez-incane ukuthi bagcine imithetho yomgwaqoukuze bagweme izingozi futhi behlise izingallejubane emigwaqeni.

“Thina siqasha abashayeli abaphuma em-phakathini futhi emakhaya angafani. Lokhokusho ukuthi ukuziphatha kwabo angeke ku-fane. Sicela ukuhloniphana emgwaqeninokuthi uma umthetho uthi hambakwesokunxele udlule kwesokudla, yenze nja-lo.Yehlisa ijubaneemgwaqeningoba liyabula-la. Sicela umphakathi ubabike abashayeliabashayela budedengu nababeka izimpilozabo engozini. Bikani ezinhlanganweni za-matekisi,” kusho uMnuz Mzelemu.

ISITHOMBE: GINISILE NDOVELAAmakholwa ekhulekela izingozi eRamsgate R61/N2 nasemigwaqeni yasoGu.

Umkhulekowokwehlisaizingozi oGwini

May 2, 2014

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ISITHOMBE: GINISILE NDOVELAKwesokunxele uNgqongqoshe wezokuThuthukiswa koMphakathi uNkk Weziwe Thusi, uMeyawaseMzumbe uMnuz Thembinkosi Gumede noMeya woGu District Municipality uNks Ntombifikile Gumede benikela ngezinsiza eTheza Creche ngesonto eledlule.

May 2, 2014South Coast Fever

PETS 5x2

AATONYS CAR SALES 3X2

EMMIGRATING 8x2

INFO pers 6x2

1 Births

Netcare (eps do notdelete)

6 Deaths

JOHN KOETSCHEID5x1

30 BuildingServices

BUILDING plans formunicipal approval. New,addition, alterations, asbuilt. 30 yrs experience.Albie 082 431 1100

34 CleaningServices

SILVER CARPET CAREFor professional

steamcleaning of carpets& upholstery. Contact

John Silver 081 334 5806

37 ElectricalAppliance Repairs

A&G Electrical and solarRepairs and installations

anywhere in KZN,free quotes.

Gustav: 082 871 3465084 328 1565

40 FurnitureRemoval/Storage

EMPIE TransportNational transport: any-where in the country.

Good prices, free quotes.Elmarie: 0843281565

40 FurnitureRemoval/Storage

BRADLEE NEW

GOLDEN transport -Furniture removals5X1

KLEINBEGIN transport

RJS transport 3 x1

41 GardenServices

CAROL mcmillan

41 GardenServices

MOWER boyz

RJS PLOT CLEARING3X1

48 Pest Control

DIRK BOTHMA PESTCONTROL. For all pestproblems and quality

service.Tel. 039 3121922

PEST CONTROLSPECIALIST

Reg: Act 36/1947,SAPCA, PCSIB

All pest control needs039 695 1505/1624/

082 871 3465

SC pest control 5x1

49 Plumbing/Electrical/Home Repairs

RHM FLOOR SANDING,Wooden floors, parquet

and sundecks.Cell. 082 7841414

THE HANDYMAN/HAN-DYTRANS LANA

69 Computers

THE PC SURGEON 3X1

70 Cycles

BICYCLES: New andused

Repairs & sparesKADWA’S CYCLES

039 682 0778

73 General Sales

Bulk second-hand tyresfor sale from R110 each.Call 083 378 6993 or

039 682 5385

GALVANIZED sliding gate,4m x 1.8m high. Like newincl. wheels & brackets.

R3 700. oncoTel: 082 680 0659

79 Pets/Aquariums/Tropical Fish

JACK Russel PuppiesR900. Ready by 12 May.Brian 082 562 2176

85 Wanted toBuy

CASH offered for HigherEnd Watches, Rolex,

Cartier, Tag, Omega, etc.Even if broken. We buySilver- Coins/Antiques.Contact 083 794 1891

109 CommercialPremises to Let

TIG Howie Office space5x1

124 Flats to Let

BANANA BEACHSpacious 2 bed. LUG,R3500pm incl. W/L.

Dep. req. 072 117 4863

UVONGO Main Beach1 bed, 1 bath, carport insecure complex. Own ac-cess to beach. R3500.00incl L&W. 083 453 4948

125 Garden Cottage/Flatlet to Let

ANERLEY Garden Cot-tage, 2 bed and garage.Rent. R2500 excl. L&W.Dep. req. Avail. immedi-ately 074 187 6195

MTWALUME 2 BedCottage. Close to thebeach. Suitable forretired couple.

Call 083 786 7795

126 Houses to Let

PORT Edward, 2 bed-rooms,

furnished,R3000.00 p.m.incl L/W

Contact 039 3111 271

SOUTHPORT 3 Bed luxu-ry unit o/plan lounge/din-ing/kitchen, f/fitted BICgranite tops, LUG, 180Deg Seaview R4375.incl. W, excl L. 083 799

2288

SPACIOUS 3 bedroomhouse in Sunwich Port.

Fine for sharing.083 868 0038

127 Holiday Guide

SAN Lameer Villas 4 saleRetha 082 8240390

142 Flats for Sale

BRAND NEW UPMAR-KET FLATS FOR SALEIN UVONGO. BUY OFFPLAN NO TRANSFERDUTIES. 2 BEDROOMS,2 BATHROOMS.WALK-ING DISTANCE TO THE

BEACH. FROMR595 000 to R695 000.SOME FLATS WITH

STUNNING BREAKERSEAVIEW. THIS OFFERWILL NEVER BE RE-PEATED. CONTACT

DELOP DIRECT LEON082 770 6363

157 Cars Wanted

AATONY - SPOT CASH

AATONY - SPOT CASH

157 Cars Wanted

AATONY’S CAR 5X1

164 Used Cars

1600 BEACH BUGGY,hard top blue and white.

R16 000 As is withpapers. Contact Penny.

039 315 1955

BRANILS CAR SALES5X1

173 GeneralEmployment

AVON COSMETICS. Doyou need to earn

money?Direct Selling NO

SALARY, commissiononly. SMS your FULLNAME & AREA whereyou live to 083 743 6399

GAVIN seeking employ-ment, experience in

graphics design/web de-velopment/web master.Contact: 076 340 1619

MONICA seeks workas a Chef. 8 yrs Exp.

079 433 2570

RECEPTIONIST/TELE-SALES, must be dynam-ic, honest, mature and

computer literate.Post C.V. to Box 960,Port Edward, 4295

SWEETNESS is lookingfor a Filing Clerk or anyother position. 5 yrs exp.& refs. 079 776 5869

ZOLEKA, looking for do-mestic work, 5 days , livein or out, not a problem.Contact: 060 3875 311

NETCAREMARGATE HOSPITAL

www.netcare.co.za

SEE OURNETCUTEBABIES @

• Local removals &weeklyruns to Gauteng

• GIT insurance provided• Packing of boxes (ifrequired)

• Self store garages• Very competitive prices• Midmonth specials!Lee: 083 777 2837

email

no landlines due to cable [email protected]

The only way to moveBradlee’s

Sales, Spares, Service &Repairs to Lawnmowers

Brushcutters &Outdoor Equipment

3 Servus Road next toBoniot Distributors

039 682 1337MOWERBOYZ

STIHL®

TRANSPORTGOLDEN

TRANSPORTWE MOVE IT!

KLEINBEGINTRANSPORT

GERT KOTZE082 924 3363

We moveanything locallycountrywide

RJ’STRANSPORTFurniture, rubble,garden refuse.Mini to large

loads.084 593 3403078 112 8716

RJ’sPlot cleaning, gardenservice, Tree felling,transport, pressure

cleaning078 112 8716084 593 3403

RJ’sRJ’s

S.A. Pest Control AssociationP.C.S.I.B

W.D.O. Inspector

Registered with:Department of

Agriculture Act 36 of1947

South Coast

PEST CONTROL

Peter082 893 2214(039) 682 2957

THE PC SURGEONTotal mobile

computer solutions.We come to you 7

day a weekFor all your IT, PC, Network

& training needs. Lowestrates guaranteed

www.pcsurgeon.co.za039 684 6537

THE HANDYMANFor all yourmaintenance

requirements &repairs call Jay083 411 8180

HandyTrans3 ton tipper truck

Rubble, Refuse Removal etcCall Jay van Zyl083 411 8180

[email protected]

THE HANDYMANFor all yourmaintenance

requirements &repairs call Jay083 411 8180

HandyTrans3 ton tipper truck

Rubble, Refuse Removal etcCall Jay van Zyl083 411 8180

emigrating?or selling your car or trading it in?

i’ll beat the best!

we pay cash!call: 031 701 0678mark: 082 878 9115

Operating natiOnwide since 2000

“we will cOme tO yOU”

“Office space to Rentin Shelly Beach”

Dynamic person, or businessassociated with the Engineeringor Construction Industry.

Open plan office space, Sharedreception with extension lines towork stations as well as Sharedboardroom and mess facilities.

Ample safe parking available.

Contact Grant on083 272 1938

SPOT CASHFOR ALL BAKKIES & CARS

DEAD OR ALIVEFrom R5000 -R100 000

VOETSTOETSBEAT ALL OFFERS083 587 7111

Wanted

WantedBakkies & cars -

Dead or alivevoetstoets.

R5000 - R80 000082 451 0986

WANTEDBakkies & Cars – Dead or Alive.Voetstoots R5000 – R100 000.

Will beat any offer

073 846 3027

CASH PA ID ON TH ESPOT

DEAD ORALIVE

Bakkie and carswanted in absolutely

any condition

084 205 2938

WANTEDALL BAKKIES

CARSUsed RustedDamagedVehicles

Trucks, CaravansTrailers, BakkieBins, Canopies,Tailgates & tyres031 902 5820082 623 0986082 455 0107

(All Hours) Cash Paid

Good homes neededfor Harmony Hil lRescue Dogs.

• Cross breed puppies : Tickey,Tuppence, Sixpence, Ten Cents andShilling. Full of character and love.

• Mix breed dogs all ages and sizes. Alsodelightful cats and kittens. Happy, healthyand full of energy just waiting for their newhomes. Come on South Coasters give

these animals a chance.

039 681 3909 / 071 814 [email protected]

DougsHardwareMarine Drive (opp Albany Bakery)

• General Hardware • Keys cutMANABA

TEL/FAX: 039 312 1756

South CoastMini Loads

• Local and country wideremovals

• Weekly trips toGAUTENG, DUBN, PMB

• Monthly trips toE.London, PE, Cape Town

• Return trips SPECIALS• Enclosed trucks• FREE insurance up to

R300 000• Competitive prices• No load too small

TELEPHONE:Christo 084 047 2600Petra 079 026 2619Tel: 039 314 4699Fax: 086 610 3567

[email protected]

A1 TREEFELLIng/SITE

SERVICESExpert treefelling & site

services: includecleaning,

destumping &transport.

CHRISToBREDELL

084 047 2600

076 922 3686

Timber Construction,Supply & Maintenance

AAA about refuse removal,plot clearing tree cutting.

Contact: Norman039 681 2836 /079 106 1863

Pampered PetGrooming Boutique

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We Are Mobile Port Edward To Southbroom - we will come to yourhome for “no stress grooming” in familiar surroundings! OR

Our grooms will collect & return your pet all spick & span & ready todig up moles, roll in the sand & get dirty again!

Cable Stolen - Please Phone: 076 906 4805Cable Stolen - Please Phone: 076 906 4805

GOOD NEWSis Opening opposite Giorgio’sPanelbeaters 1st May 2014

Come & enjoy Live Music“Money or the Box”

Fun Auctions & ClownsMAIN PRIZE VALUER4000.00

There will be GALORE

Panelbeaters 1st May 2014

beverages / food will be available

Opp Giorgio's Panelbeaters- ManabaManaba : 039 312 1904Uvongo : 039 315 1254Ramsgate: 039 314 9254

A2Z MANABA

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CV’s to be hand delivered to our office.Info Personnel, Uvongo Square,

Foster Road, Uvongo.

All salaries will be discussed in the interviews.

29 Uvongo Square, Foster Rd, UvongoTel: 039 315 0046 • Fax: 086 693 5201

POSITION AVAILABLEOnboard weighing system technician

Salary: R15 000 to R18000Park Rynie and surrounds

Please callon us

039 682 1010

Office Spaceto LetClose to

CBD in PortShepstone, airconditioned,good parkingover 200 sq/m.Contact: Mac073 309 2382

May 2, 2014 South Coast Fever

HIBISCUS COAST MUNICIPALITYNOTICE NO: 100 of 2014TENDER NO: 8/2/1467

NOTICE

SUPPLY AND PROVISION OF STORAGE AND SERVER UPGRADE VERSION 1.0

Hibiscus Coast Municipality hereby invites Tenders for the Supply and Provision of Storageand Server Upgrade Version 1.0.

Tender documents may be obtained from Hibiscus Coast Municipality, 10 Connor Street,Port Shepstone from Friday, 02 May 2014 (office hours 07h30 until 16h00), upon payment ofa non-refundable cash payment of R278.00 (VAT inclusive) for each document.

Tender documents will only be issued on presentation of a receipt obtained from a cashier.Cashier Offices are at the Old Post Office Building at the corner of Woolley and RobinsonStreet, Port Shepstone.

Completed tender documents must be submitted in a sealed envelope, clearly marked“Tender No: 8/2/1467: Supply and Provision of Storage and Server Upgrade Version 1.0”which must be deposited in the tender box at the Municipal offices at 10 Connor Street,Port Shepstone, no later than 12H00 on Friday, 16 May 2014 thereafter all tenders will beopened in public.

Hibiscus Coast Municipality subscribes to the Broad-Based Black Economic EmpowermentAct (BBBEEA), Act 53 of 2003, Preferential Procurement Policy Framework Act, 2000 (Act No5 of 2000). The 80/20 preference point system shall be applicable during the evaluation andadjudication of this tender proposal.

NOTE TO BIDDERS ON TENDER CONDITIONS:

The Supply Chain Management Policy of Hibiscus Coast Municipality will apply.The Council reserves the right not to accept the lowest tender or any tender and reservesthe right to accept the whole or part thereof, or to reject all tenders and cancel the noticeto tender.Tenders that are submitted late, incomplete, unsigned or by facsimile, electronically or notcompleted in black ink will be rejected and not accepted for further evaluation.Tenders submitted shall remain valid for a period of 120 days

All technical enquiries can be directed to Mr. Collin Ngilande 039 688 2043 during officehours.

NB: Members or Directors of Companies or Service Providers who are state employees arenot allowed to bid or quote.

SM MBILI Hibiscus Coast MunicipalityMUNICIPAL MANAGER 10 Connor Street

P O Box 5PORT SHEPSTONE4240

For all your paving requirements

“19 yrs experience, personal supervision”Call now for an obligation FREE Quote!

Tel: 082 445 0963

Pave-it

• Septic Tanks• Paving slabs• Pipeline markers• Lockable slabs• Stormwater cover

slabs & splays• Sewer rings &

covers• Fig 6, 12 & mini

kerbs• Steps• Gulleys• Wall cappings• Pillar tops• Soil Retainers• Concrete benches• Manhole spacer

elements• Cast iron frames

350 Commercial Drive,Marburg, Port Shepstone Ext 5

www.vnhprecast.co.za• Rated Level 1 B-BBEE 100%

Tel: 039 682 0748 • Fax: 039 684 0748Cell: 082 553 3285

VNHPRECASTING ccSupply to Water, Sewer & Road Projects

SEWER RINGS

SOIL RETAINERS

DOUBLE WASH TROUGH

LOCKABLE SLABS

R399excl vat

VNH

Call on us 039 682 1010

COASTALSERVICESDIRECTORY

email: [email protected]

Tel: 039 319 2630Fax: 086 502 9135

Rod van Eeden 083 702 6962Jackie 083 280 6817

For:- Kerbing, Concrete Fencing, Pallisade Fencing, PavingSlabs, Gullys, Precast Arches, Water Channels, Stepping Stones

LET US SECURE YOUR PROPERTY!MUNSTER

CONSOLIDATE DEBTINTO 1 PAYMENT

R30 000 - R600 p.m.R50 000 - R800 p.m.R100 000 - R1500 p.m.

R20 000 - R5 Million?

For unlimited Debt - Listing Welcome

Bring ID, Payslip, Bank Statementand Account Statements

VISIT US MONDAY - SATURDAY

Shop 2B, Aiken Road,Portstone Centre, Port Shepstone

Tel: 039 682 3502

083 557 3636078 970 9844073 859 5229039 682 3502039 682 6651

* Loans * Arrear Accounts* Arrear House Loans* Arrear Car Premiums* Furnitre Accounts

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Office 17,Sheppie MallAiken Street,Port ShepstoneTel: 039 682 0301 - Fax: 086 614 0596Email: [email protected]:http://www.aeadmin.co.za

ADMINISTRATORS & DEBT COUNSELLORSA.E.

DON’T WAIT!!!! CONTACT US FOR MORE INFO.

MARBURGCNR Lind

and Berg Rd039 685 5426

or083 269 1462

KOKSTAD083 301 2150After hours

Vish039 727 1644

CARPETCONTRACTS

ESTABLISHED 1979

Flooring the Coast for thePast 32 years.

Specialist in wall to wallcarpeting, vinyl +laminated flooringFactory appointed

dealers: • Nouwens •VanDyck •Belgotex

Clinical PsychologistDr. Cathrin Venter

tel: 039-6822787 i Cell: 073 774 6416

MEDICAL &HEALTH

DIRECTORY

Hearing Consultants

Pharmacies

THE EAR INSTITUTE.Shelly Beach Contact

(039) 315 0893

Anerley PharmacySouthport shopping

centre.Tel: (039) 681 3282

Marine BeachClinic

Marina Beach Clinic &Surgery Open

Monday - Sunday andholidays from2pm-6pm

082 446 7332 /079 063 4468Dr Taks Singh

Available Tues afternoons5:30-9pm Surgery:039 682 4494 /082 555 4826

Marina Beach Clinicalso does emergencycall outs 082 446 7332

MBCwas closed duringDecember and Januarydue to illness. Apologiesfor any inconvenience

caused.

Dr Bernadine JamesCounselling Psychologist

H.D.E (Wits) B.A. (Honours- UNISA). M.A. CounsellingPsychology RAU Cum Laude.D Litt et Phil CounsellingPsychology (UJ)

Practice No. 8625093

• Depression• Marriage• Grief• Educational Assessments• Grade 9: Subject choice• Grade 11/12:Career Counselling

Tel: 039 317 1759Email: [email protected]

Moved to 13 Wartski Drive, (Near Margate Netcare)

Specialist in assessments for the last 22 years.Assessments also available in Afrikaans

Clinical Psychologist

• Adult, Child and Adolescent Therapy(All psychological problems)

• Couple's/Marital Therapy • Sex Therapy• Depression/Anxiety• Forensic Psychology/Assessments• School Assessments (IQ and School Performance)• Career Assessments

Email: [email protected]: 12 Quarry Road Port Shepstone

DR. CAThRIn VEnTER

Tel: 039-6822787 I Cell: 073 774 6416

M.Soc.Sci, PhD - Practice no: 0290157

Marina BeachR E S T H O M E

Care for the frail and or convalescent. Short andlong term care available. A quiet respite from the

rush of modern life.

email: [email protected] or find us on Facebook

FOR MORE INFORMATION OR AN APPOINTMENTTO VISIT US PLEASE PHONE

WENDY ON 039 313 5390 / 079 939 7199

Emotional & Behavioral Problems• Trauma

• Family Disruptions• Bereavement• Assessment

Clinical Psychologist

082 857 2399, 25 Reynolds Street,PORT SHEPSTONE(Next to Hibiscus Hospital Casualty Entrance)

PS 0108154, PR NO. 0384259, MEDICAL AIDS ACCEPTED

B.Soc.Sc(UFS), Hons.Soc.Sc(UNISA), M.SOC.SC(UKZN)

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holiday accommodationAnerley

“liViNGWaTeRs”Stunning

AccommodationSelfcatering Cottages,B+B. ConferencesFromR120.00 pppn083 654 6685082 659 6942

Self Catering Cottageswith lots of facilities

R175 pppn073 775 2861039 316 6097

www.bellevuekzn.co.za

Secure, seafront 14sleeper on Ramsgate

Main Beach. 180 degreessea view. Includesdomestic, DSTVContact Tharia082 655 2278

San Lameer

SAN LAMEER VILLA082 824 0390

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TENDER NOTICE AND INVITATION TO TENDERUMZUMBE LOCAL MUNICIPALITY

CIDB CATEGORY: 2GB OR HIGHER

Project Name: Upgrading Of Umzumbe Municipal Offices (Phase 2)

CONTRACT No.: UMZ-49T-2013

Tenders are hereby invited for the Upgrading of Umzumbe Municipal Offices (Phase 2).The minimum specifications are detailed in the Tender Document. Tenderers should beregistered and have CIDB contractor grading designation of 2GB OR HIGHER and appropri-ate experience in building construction. The works shall be completed within 02 Months.

Tender documents will only be available for collection from the Municipal offices onMon-day, 05 May 2014 from the Finance Department’s office in the Umzumbe Local Municipal-ity’s offices at P73 Siphofu Main Road, Mathulini Tribal Authority, Hibberdene upon pay-ment of a non-refundable fee of R500 for each document in cash. The municipal offices canbe contacted by using the following telecommunication numbers: (039) 972 0005 (Phone)or (039) 972 0099 (Fax).

A compulsory site inspection will be held punctually at 10h00 on Thursday, 08 May 2014and prospective tenderers are to meet the Client at Umzumbe Local Municipality’s officesat P73 Siphofu Main Road, Mathulini Tribal Authority, Hibberdene. Technical enquiriesshould be addressed to Mr Sandile Phakathi of Umzumbe Local Municipality on (039) 9720005 or 079 019 6713 or email address: [email protected].

Completed tender documents are to be placed in a sealed envelope marked: UpgradingOf Umzumbe Municipal Offices (Phase 2) - Contract No.: UMZ-49T-2013 and must be de-posited in the Tender Box at the offices of Umzumbe Local Municipality’s situated at P73Siphofu Main Road, Mathulini Tribal Authority, Hibberdene, not later than 12h00 on Friday,16 May 2014. Tenders will be opened in public soon after closure and only the name of thetenderer and the tender amount will be read out.

The procedure for the evaluation of responsive tenders will beMethod 2 (80/20) (FinancialOffer, and Preferences).The 80/20 scoring will apply in the second stage of evaluation.

Telegraphic, Telephonic, Telex, Facsimile and emailed tenders will not be accepted. Cour-ried documents must be deposited in the tender box by the courrier company.

The following points will be awarded during the second stage of evaluation:Price = 80B-BEE Status Level of Contributor 1 = 20B-BEE Status Level of Contributor 2 = 9B-BEE Status Level of Contributor 3 = 8B-BEE Status Level of Contributor 4 = 5B-BEE Status Level of Contributor 5 = 4B-BEE Status Level of Contributor 6 = 3B-BEE Status Level of Contributor 7 = 2B-BEE Status Level of Contributor 8 = 1Non-Compliant Contributor = 0TOTAL = 100

N.C. MgijimaMunicipal ManagerUmzumbe Local Municipality

Allans Mobile Repair ServicesRMI Affiliated

Tel: 039 317 4798Shop 2, Consolidated

Buildings, Manaba

Repairs to Motor Vehicles &Light Trucks - Petrol & Diesel

Regas & Repairs ofAir Conditioners

GEARBOX &DIFF

SPECIALISTSTel: 039 685 5160Cell: 083 324 4448

Lind Road, Marburg

TO ADVERTISE IN OUR FEATURES

MOTORING DIRECTORY

BATTERYDOCTOR

R370

Special forreconditionedbatteries

TV & SoundSystem batteries

31 Bisset Street,Port ShepstoneDick Roberts

Tel: 039 684 0981Cell: 076 487 1679

R200

FullyProtectedBattery

FullyWarranted

PLEASE CALL 039 682 1010

Lind Road, Marburg(just offthe N2-Main Harding Road)

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New flag isannounced

Truth andReconciliation hearingsstart New Constitution isaccepted SA hosts and winsthe Africa Nations Cup

PresidentNelsonMandela issworn in

Reconstructionand DevelopmentProgramme

SA hosts andwins the RugbyWorld Cup

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Same-sexmarriages arelegalised

The SAmovie‘Tsotsi’ wins anOscar

50th anniversary ofthe FreedomManifesto

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The COP17 ClimateConference is held inDurban

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2012201220112011

Mark Shuttleworthbecomes the firstSouth Africanastronaut

SA, Zimbabwe and Kenyaco-host the CricketWorld Cup

Last volumes ofthe final Truth andReconciliationreport issued

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Public Works JobsProgramme begins

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19961996

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democraticelections

New Coatof Arms forSA isintroduced

New national anthemis introduced

Robben IslandMuseum opens

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19951995

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Freedom Park opensin Pretoria, next to theVoortrekkermonument

SA holds the firstMandela Day, which the UNaccepts as an internationalday for humanitarian deeds

Fourth democraticelections

Jacob Zuma becomespresident

Natalie du Toitqualifies for theBeijing OlympicGames, the firstamputee to qualify

SA hosts theFifaWorld Cup

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SISTER John’s High School managementhas awarded certificates of appreciationto their teachers for producing qualitygrade 12 results in 2013.

The school achieved an overall passrate of 74%.

Handingover certificates and othervouchers at Stages Restaurant on PortShepstone beach front, school principalMpumelelo Ndimande said: “We did notget a chance to thank you, so what we

are doing today is a small token of appreciation to say well done to you, but you deserve better than this.

“We know that our pupils would nothave achieved A’s and B’s in their subjectsif it was not for your commitment anddedication,” said Ndimande.

Sister John’s is located in the rural areaof Bhobhoyi and battles with a shortageof educational aids and necessary infrastructure.

Ndimande said despite such challenges, teachers worked productively with thepupils and results were excellent.

At the handover ceremony for Sister John’s High teachers held atStages restaurant are, (from left)Lungelwa Ndamase with 86% passrate in Mathematics Literacy, FikileMthinti86% Life Science, JabulileMzindle100% isiZulu, KhumbulaniMthembu100% isiZulu, XoliswaLushaba82% Maths, deputy principal Petronela Mavundla, principalMpumelelo Ndimande, NonkululekoShezi100% life orientation, Siyabonga Mpanza100% Physics andSbongile Msomi 100% isiZulu.

Teachers awarded for good results

Prayers for CRASH victims>> Prayer took place at the scene of a January accident where 12 people lost their lives


AN inter-faith prayer meetingwas held last Thursday inRamsgatecalling for anendto

roadaccidentsontheSouthCoastandtopray for local families who hadlostloved ones in accidents.

Present were representativesfrom the Ezinqoleni CommunityRoadSafetyCouncil,BambananiTaxiAssociation, the Hibiscus Coast Mu-nicipality, families of road accidentvictims, accident victims and the Hi-biscus Coast mayor.

Attendants made their way to theRamsgate R61-N2 off-ramp, thesceneofanaccident that tookplace inJanuarywhere 12 liveswere lost andmany were injured. The road wastemporarilyclosedduring theprayer.

“Different denominations, pas-tors and the families of the victimsprayed to create awareness aboutroad-safety measures. We will con-

tinue to host this annual eventthrough local Ugu municipalities,”said Ezinqoleni Community RoadSafetyChairperson,MartinNgcunga-

ma.He thanked the Bambanani Taxi

Association for transportingcommu-nity members to the prayer and the

HibiscusCoastMunicipality forspon-soring amarquee. HCMmayor, Cyn-thia Mqwebu, and councillor BhekaCele called upon Hibiscus Coast citi-

zens to unite in prayer while PRO forthe KZN South African National TaxiCouncil, Mandla Mzelemu called ondrivers to obey the rules of the road.

PHOTO: GINISILE NDOVELAAt the interfaith prayer service are road safety committee leaders, Bambanani Taxi Association leaders, Santaco leaders, Ugu District Municipality leaders,Ezinqoleni Municipality leaders, community leaders and families of Ramsgate accident victims.

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Wednesday 23 April2014Wobblers rained off,played Thurs 24th 3ball Alliance 2 tocount.1 Dieter Jucker, DaveMorrison, DamionBuckley, 80 pts,2 Hans Bielhartz, JohnBarker, Andy Buchan,

78 pts.Arthur TomlinsonFloater ; John Gibson,Rob McGill, Brian Jeffreys, 67 pts.

Thursday 24 April2014Individual Stableford,sponsored by MargatePro Shop1 Mike Lee 42 pts,2nd ; Doug Johnston41pts,3rd ; Mike Geiger, oco39pts.Nearest Pin 16th sponsored by Hibiscus Retirement Villages, JohnFord, 3 rolls short ofan ace.

Saturday 26 April2014Men’s Individual Stableford.1 Hans Beilhartz andDave Morrison 48 pts,2 Wayne Minnaar andGraeme Massam oco47 pts,3 Jim Finn and AlanDavies oco 47 pts.Jackpot multiple winners carried forward.Ladies Competition.Three Ball StablefordAlliance. 1 Beryl Williamson, AnitaScheepers, MargaretTaylor 88pts.

WeekendMargateCountryClub golfaction

WE have yet again been superblessed with amazing waves andgood weather this week. Sundaymight not have been great butMonday was definitely a day for therecord books.

I'm sure each and every spot onthe South Coast was going mad forthe better part of the day. There wasa significant crowd out at St Mikeswhere the vibe was awesome andmore than enough waves to go

around.While there, I was joined by Jus

tin and Dane Klusener, Wayne Beekman, Sean Bahlmann, Dune Barkerand Bradley Moys, who also tookadvantage of the great conditions.I truly hope that the good offshoreconditions will continue for the nextweekend. For bodyboarding lessonsor any information regarding bodyboarding please contact me on 083694 7885. Till next week!

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Successful catch and releaseTHE first catch and release speciescompetition hosted by the Port EdwardSki Boat Cluboverthelongweekendwasa resounding success according to or-ganisers.

Each boat that entered was taskedwith catching and releasing 10 differentspecies, five bottom fish and five gamefish.

A special rulerwas supplied to all en-trants tomeasure the fish before releas-ing them into the water.

Species targeted were game fish,Couta,YellowfinTuna,LittleEasternTu-na (Bonito), CapeYellowtail andDoradoand bottom species Yellowbelly Rock-cod, Musselcracker (Poenskop), Eng-lishman, Scotsman and Dagga Salmon.

On the firstdayof thecompetition,25boats launched at Port Edward andeight at Shelley beach. The surf was upandthe anglers werefacedwithaturbu-lent sea but good catcheswere reportedandphotocardswerebrought tothetentby 4:30 in the afternoon.

The weather improved on Saturdayand the conditions were magnificentwith entrants launching at 7:30am. Sat-urday afternoon saw five boatswith fivespecies eachand twoboatswith six spe-cies.

Into day three with two boats on sixspecies, the weather wasabsolutelyon-ly for the brave hearted and only sixboats took to the sea at Port Edward

and three at Shelley Beach. Knowingthat the boat was anybody’s, those thatwere in the top mix fished extremelyhard in torrid conditions, the photocardshadtobe in the tentby4:30pm.Allbut one boat, Chepy, were back by4:00pmandthereweresevenspeciesonthe board with one boat, Loader, skip-pered by Mark Snyman, Paul Loomesand William Robertson in the lead.

Prize-giving commenced with a jampackedtentandprizesweregivenoutforthe biggest of each species, followed bytheprizesforthetopthreeboats.Thedo-rado proved rather elusive as nobodyboated one.

In third place with a total of six spe-cies was Tom and Gemmy with a grossweight of 52kg, the boat in second placewas Loaderwith a total of seven specieswithagrossweight of 59kgand thewin-ning boat with species and a grossweight of 68kgwasChepy, skippered byAlan Frazer and crewed by David Defil-

ippi and Greg Defilippi. Well done guys,your perseverance paid off. They won aSeacat 465 with two Yamaha 40hp en-gines. Commodore of the Port EdwardSkiBoatClub,Andrewpattersonsaid, “Iwould like to make special mention ofourmainsponsor,DurbanYamaha,andall other sponsors that together madethis all come to life.

“FromPortEdwardSkiBoatClub,thecommitteewould like to thankall theen-trants for all their extremely positivefeedback. It was overwhelming and justgoes to showthat anglersare concernedaboutthesustainabilityofourfishstocksandenjoyed the concept of catchandre-lease.Wewouldalso like tomakespecialmentionoftheRoamFreeinitiativefromInside Angling, they filmed the entireevent and will be showing it on Super-sport.”

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDWinners are (from left) David Defilippi, Alan Frazer, Greg Defilippi and Commodore Andrew Patterson.

PHOTO: VUSI MTHALANEJOHN Reasbeck (left) and his golfmate Denis Schmidt Spent Monday atPort Shepstone Country Club enjoyinga friendly game of golf. They bothconsider themselves quite skillful onthe greens and said they both haveyears of experience.

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Powerful Warriorsdemolish Dolphins

>> Local team capitalizes on Ballito players’ weaknesses

VUSI MTHALANE

ON Saturday the FidelitySouth Coast Warriorsplayed the Ballito Dolphins

and demolished them 78-7 atDouglas Mitchell sports grounds.

The Warriors dominated thegame from start to finish, givingno room to the visitors to plan anycounters.First team coach Chris-to Henderson it was all thanks to

the hard work that went into pre-paring for the match.

“The Ballito team was a littlebit weak and we capitalized onthose weak points,” said Hender-son. The Warriors team seems tohave gelled very well with goodcommunication on the pitch.

“Everyone is enjoying theirgame and that is important for aclubthat players do want to play,"said Henderson. As the Warriors

continue on their remarkablewinning streak, Henderson stillfeels there are areas that he needsto improve on as he prepares toface the Harlequins in their nextgame. “We will have a high focuson the forward play this week asHarlequins have a very strongpack and their game plan goesaround it. We will also ensurethat our defence structure is100% and that everyone under-

stands our game plan in full," hesaid. The game will be played atthe Harlequins turf and Hender-son said he knows it is going to bethe toughest game this season.

Try scorers were Francois DeKock (2), Ben Oosthuizen (2),Dawie Durrheim, Chris Mitchell(2), Tienie Viljoen (2), JuandreKoekemoer,DavidvanZylandDy-lan Kroon. Kroon also scored 9conversions.

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDWarriors’ Francois De Kock in the swing of things against the Ballito Dolphins, with Dylan Kroon (left) and Juandrè Koekemoer covering him.

PHOTO: NIRRI NAIDOOLOCAL cyclists form Oslo Beach and Marburgtook part in the Tour Durban Cyclo Cross55km cycling race on Monday. From left areMervyn Moodley, Boet Stewart, Henry Classen and Previn Reddy.

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