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GINISILE NDOVELA

ACASEof damage toproper-ty and vandalism has beenopened by the Hibiscus

Coast Municipality after its elec-tronic time management systemscanners were damaged recently,crippling the implementation ofthe system.

Municipal spokespersonSimon Soboyisa said the munici-pality stopped using attendanceregisters and started using theelectronic time management sys-tem as planned.

"I can indicate though thatthere have been unfortunate and

disappointing reports of somescannersbeingvandalised togeth-er with security cameras close tothe scanners.

“This can be associated withthose who are against the system.The municipality has opened acriminalcaseofdamagetoproper-ty with the SAPS and we are alsoconducting our own internal in-vestigations which are at an ad-vanced stage. We are determinedto act very harshly against thosewhoare responsible for this," saidSoboyisa.

Lastweek themunicipality toldthemediathat itwasallsystemsgofor the implementation of Elec-

tronic Time Management System(ETMS) on 1 November.

Mayor Cynthia Mqwebu said:"Thiswill be implemented despitethevisible resistanceon thesideoforganised labour as we are confi-dent that all the necessary proce-dures were followed.

“This ETMS, which is meant toimprove internal control and en-sure employees’ productivity, wasapproved for implementationmore than three years ago, and ithas been costing the municipalitymore than R250 000 per annum,although it has not been used dueto Samwu's resistance towards itsimplementation," she said.

Municipal manager Max Mbilisaidmanagementbelieved thatallnecessary processes were carriedout to ensure the effective imple-mentation and it was at this stageof actual implementation that thelabourunionschallengedthelegit-imacy of the ETMS, citing a lack ofconsultation.

"The union approached theLabour Court earlier this year,whichgrantedanorderonasettle-mentagreementeffectivelydirect-ing the parties to consult. Suchconsultationhassincetakenplace,and it is the intention of manage-ment for the ETMS to resumeoperation," said Mbili.

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THE Independent ElectoralCommission (IEC) regionalsupervisor, Siphiwe Yeniconfirmed on Monday at amedia breakfast at the UguDistrict Municipal boardroom that it is all systemsgo for next year's provincialand national elections.

Yeni said all voting stations will be open from8am to 5pm on 9 and 10November for people toregister to vote and/orcheck to see if they are onthe voters’ roll. He said people can SMS their ID numberto32810tocheckiftheyare on the voters’ roll. He reminded people that thelast election was on 22April 2009 and that theterm of office for electedgovernment leaders endsin 2014.

"From 22 April 2014, wewill have a proclamation oftheelectiondate.Soweencourage people to registerto vote.

“We have noted thatyoung people are not registering.Thelastopportunityfor people to register will beon February 2014, then ourvoters’ roll will be closed,"said Yeni.

He said they havetrained 892 election officers to man elections andtheir equipment is ready fordelivery to voting stations.Yeni said some rural roadsmake it difficult for people to access voting stations and to deliver votingmaterial, but they havemade arrangements withpolice to assist them.

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THE Saiva Vazhipatu Kazhagam ofSouth Africa, in conjunction withthe Port Shepstone 20th anniversary celebration committee, will becelebrating Thiru Karthigai Theebam on Sunday at 2pm at the PortShepstone Civic Centre.

and is a Festival of Lights that hasbeen celebrated since ancienttimes. The event will include song,dance and other entertainment.The chief guest of honour is SwamiSomasundram Adigalar, the spiritual head of the Siva Manram inDurban. The Siva Manram was oneof the first organisations in SouthAfrica that published and madeavailable ancient Tamil scripturesin English. Entrance is free and supper will be served. For more information, phone 039 682 6050.

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TRAFFIC was temporarilyheld up on Thursday morningwhen a heavyduty truckoverturned at the Marburg intersection in the early hoursof the morning.

On impact the truck threwits load of bags of rice off andtipped over. Police kept aclose eye on its load, whichwas spread all over.

It is not clear what causedthe accident as it entered theMarburg intersection fromPort Shepstone side. Theloadofricewasreloadedontovarious vans for distribution.

PHOTO: GINISILE NDOVELAA heavy duty truck, loaded with rice, overturned at a Marburg intersection on Thursday.

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>> ‘In the shortterm, ablution facilities are being repaired’

GINISILE NDOVELA>>[email protected]

THISweektheHibiscusCoastCoastMunicipality said the taxi rank inPortShepstoneisreceivingmuch-

needed attention.Municipal spokesperson Simon

Soboyisa said themunicipality is work-ingwith relevant stakeholders to repairfacilities there.

“Intheshort-term,theablutionfacili-ties are in theprocessof being repaired.It is also expected that additional toiletswill be installed to deal with the in-creased volume of public users.

“As part of the solution, the munici-pality isalso finalisingnegotiationswiththe Ugu Taxi Association to take overmanagementoftherankanditsfacilitiesoncerepairshavebeencompleted,”saidSoboyisa.

Soboyisaaddedthatinthelong-term,the planned intermodal facility will re-solve most of the problems at the taxirank.

“Unfortunately,whentheprojectwasadvertised locally no suitable biddersapplied. It has now been advertised innational newspapers and the processwill unfold accordingly,” said Soboyisa.

He said the municipality urges taxi-rank users, commuters, taxi operators,informaltradersandthepublictoco-op-erate in keeping it in a hygienic condi-tion. Last week the Fever published thetaxi-rank commuters complaints. Theycalled for the municipality to fix therank,openthetoiletsandstopthewash-ing of taxis at the rank.

IFPMP and Spokesperson on Co-op-erative Governance and Traditional Af-fairs Peter Smith said that the IFP callsfor an investigation into the allocatedbudget by Hibiscus Coast Municipality

for fixing toilets at the Port Shepstonetaxi rankwhichhasnot happened since2011.

Smith said: “The municipality hasfailed to spend the budget to fix the toi-letsat thePortShepstonetaxirank.Dur-ingmunicipal budget roadshows in thisfinancial year it was revealed that thereis a budget allocation to fix toilets but

nothing has happened. Taxi commut-ers, street traders, vendors, visitorsandshoppers in town have no toilet.”

Since2011 therehavebeena streamof complaints about the unhealthy stateof the toilets which are closed becauseofthefilth.“Waterhasbeengushingintothe taxi rank fromthebrokentoiletsandfrompeoplewhowash their taxis there.

This isurgentas thesituation isapoten-tiallyserioushealthhazard,particularlyconsidering the proximity of food ven-dors.Thesetoiletsmustbefixedwithoutfurther delay,” said Smith

The IFP strongly calls onmunicipali-ties to act on their promises and to stopraising thehopes of citizenswithout de-livering.

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THE Hibiscus Coast Municipal spokesperson SimonSoboyisa confirmed this week that the civil worksand employment of staff for the new paytoparksystem in the Port Shepstone CBD has begun.

"It is planned that the first machines and parkingmeters will be installed this weekend," said Soboyisa.

Last week the municipality said that it was planning to resume the new parking system in the CBDon 1 November and said that iTraMAS Corporationhad started installing the parking meters, however,due to recent heavy rains, the process was delayed.

The municipality confirmed that iTraMAS Corporation Africa was appointed as the service providerin line with the Supply Chain Management Policy.

“In addition, at the time of appointment ofiTraMAS, no objections were received. The other areaof concern was whether the management had authority to advertise for a service provider to managethe public parking system within the Hibiscus coast.

“This has been clarified as there are resolutions,to this effect,” said Soboyisa.” After iTraMAS Corporation Africa was appointed it was then invited todo a presentation in a council meeting in July to explain how the process of the public parking management system will unfold. During the presentation period councillors from different political parties wereafforded an opportunity to make input and submissions regarding the implementation of the system,"said Mayor Cynthia Mqwebu during a recent mediabriefing.

Mqwebu added that public consultation meetings then followed between 30 September and 4 October at Hibberdene, Port Shepstone, Uvongo, Margate and Port Edward to ensure that the system iscommunicated thoroughly to the public and also allow the public to make input and submission on implementing the system.

CANDYCE KRISHNA

THEMargateSAPSareinvestigating twocountsofmurderandaninquestdocketafterthreepeo-ple were found dead in their home in BauhiniaRoad in Margate on Monday at about 6pm.

Police spokesperson, Captain Vincent Pan-darumsaid a43-year-oldman, awoman inherfortiesandhersoninhisearly twentieshadsus-tained gunshot wounds and their bodies werefound in an advanced state of decomposi-tion."Their identities are being withheld untiltheir next of kin have been informed of theirdeaths," said Pandarum.

It is alleged that the landlordof thepremisestriedtocontactthefamilyonThursdaylastweekandfoundthegate locked.Telephonecallswentunanswered until Sunday.

"OnMonday, he became concerned and en-tered the premises and made the horrific dis-covery. He immediately alerted the police," hesaid.

Police recovered a .22 revolver at the scene.ThebodieswereremovedtothePortShepstoneState Mortuary. The case is being investigatedby Margate SAPS .detectives.

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AFUNweekendawayturnedtotragedyaf-ter a twelve-year-old girl died in a PortShepstone Hospital on Sunday. No-luthandoNtuli fromDanhauserwas foundfloating in apool at aMargate holiday ven-ue the day before.

Police spokesperson Captain VincentPandarum said an inquest docket is beinginvestigated.

“The child died at Port Shepstone Pro-vincialHospitalonSunday,3Octoberatap-proximately 4.30am,” he said.

Ntuli was attending the National Chil-dren’sDayeventatUguSportsandLeisureStadium.

The event was hosted by the Depart-mentofWomen,ChildrenandPeopleWithDisabilities where children representa-tives of the nine provinces attended theeventandwereaccompaniedbytheircare-

givers.Spokesperson,PhutiMabelebele,saidthede-

partment was aware of the drowning and a fullinvestigation is underway to determine theevents leading up to the drowning.

“An investigation is underway to determinewhat led to the accident and a full report will beshared at a later stage,” she added.

Mabelebele added that the swimming andbeacheventswerecancelledduetoweathercon-ditionsandthiswasannouncedat theeventsev-eral times.

Netcare 911 spokesperson, Craig Botha saidbystanders found the child floating in the swim-ming pool.

“Theypulledherfromthewaterandimmedi-ately started CPR,” he said.

When paramedics arrived at the scene, theystarted advanced life support resuscitation andplaced her on a ventilator.

“After about forty minutes they managed toget the child’s heart beat back and transportedher to the local hospital,” he said.

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FEVERLocal SAPS earnachievement awards

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THE KwaZuluNatal ProvincialCommissioner, Lieutenant General Mmamonnye Ngobeni hostedthe Provincial CommissionersAwards on Friday, 25 October atthe Coastlands Convention Centrein Durban. Police clusters, policestations and specialised unitswithin the province were evaluated over the past financial year andgiven awards for outstandingachievements in the various categories. Specified stringent criteriahad to be fulfilled in order for acluster, station or unit to qualify for

an award.The following awards were received:• Port Shepstone Cluster for BestMajor General Cluster in Crime Investigation.• Margate for Best BrigadierColonel Cluster in Crime Prevention.• St Faiths for Best Lieutenant Colonel Station Overall.• St Faiths for Best Lieutenant Colonel Station in Crime Prevention.• Sawoti for Best Captain Stationin Crime Investigation.• Port Shepstone POP for Best performing Public Order Policing Unit(POP).• PortShepstoneforBestperform

ing Organised Crime Unit.• Port Shepstone for Best DivePoint Unit.• Kokstad for Best Criminal Recordand Crime Scene ManagementUnit.

Ngobeni commended awardrecipients and thanked them fortheir efforts in combating crime intheir respective clusters. BrigadierMorris Moodley, the Margate Cluster Commander, Colonel Iks Naicker, the acting Port Shepstone Cluster Commander and Colonel Malixole Kwezi, the acting KokstadCluster Commander commendedand thanked the award recipientswithin their clusters.

St Faith’s police stationmembers (back, from left)Captain Justice Cele, LieutenantColonel LindelaniNgcobo, Mandla Cele(community policing forumchairperson), MuziwakheMthembu (community policing forum deputy chairperson), and ConstableZithobile Maphumulo and(front, from left) WarrantOfficer Emmanuel Ndlovu,Captain Sisho Jili andWarrant Officer ArsmtrongDlungwana.PHOTO: SUPPLIED

HCM earnsprestigiousKZN award>> Municipalities are awarded according to key performance areas

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THEHibiscusCoastMunicipalityhasbeencrownedBestPerformingLargeandMe-diumLocalMunicipalityinKwaZulu-Na-

tal.It also emerged the winner in the KZNmu-

nicipal excellence awards hosted by the MECfor Co-operative Governance and TraditionalAffairs (Cogta) Nomusa Dube at Inkosi AlbertLuthuli ICC inDurbanon31October. Address-ing guests on the eve of the award ceremony,Dube said: “As a department, whose role is toexercise general oversight over local govern-ment,Cogta isbestplaced toprovidean impar-

tial forum for rewarding municipalities.”Dubepointedout that theawards recognise

excellence inmunicipalpractices that improvegovernance administration and service deliv-ery.

“Over the years the awards have allowedmunicipalitiestosharetheirbestpracticeideaswith other municipalities while at the sametime showcasing their own municipality. Thebestperformingmunicipalityaccordingtotypeis informedbytheoverallmandateof localgov-ernment. This category awardsmunicipalitiesaccordingtotheirclassification—district,met-ro, large,mediumlocalandsmall localmunici-palities.Municipalitiesareawardedaccordingto the key performance areas as defined andprescribedbytheministerresponsibleforlocalgovernment,” said Dube.

Shecitedthekeyperformanceareassuchasmunicipal transformation and organisationaldevelopment, basic service delivery and infra-structure, local economic development, mu-nicipal financial viability and management,good governance and public participation andsaidthattheHCMcategoryincludesallmediumto large towns in the province,making this themost sought-after award, saying that HCMex-celled in thesekeypermananceareasandwonthe award.

HCM Mayor Cynthia Mqwebu said thisaward follows in the footstepsofastringof rec-ognitions for the municipality in the recentpast.

“On 8 September, we hosted theMinister ofTourism Marthinus van Schalkwyk atRamsgate beach when he came to officiate atthenationalBlue-Flagawardceremony.Atthatevent the municipality had five of its beachesawardedBlue-Flagstatus—Trafalgar,Marina,Lucien,UmzumbeandSouthport,”saidMqwe-bu.

Shesaidthatinthesamemonth,themunici-pality’s Margate fishing pier scooped the pro-vincial South African Institute of ConsultingEngineers award for Best Community Infra-structure. Themunicipality award comeswitha prize of R1 million.

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THE Ugu District Municipality spokesperson Sipho Khuzwayo confirmed this weekthat the municipality is implementing anew meterreading system in order to getaccurate and correct water readings.

"The cry for accurate, convenient and

leaksmart meters has come alive as theUgu District Municipality pilots the newSmart Meter Project currently being rununder Ward 26 in Gamalakhe.

“The municipality has installed 693units in Gamalakhe with a lifespan of 15years and has spent R2 million on this project," said Khuzwayo.

The smart meters are a new approachto dealing with water challenge billing themunicipality encounters.

"The current meters have been a nightmare for consumers and employees because of their inaccurate readings leadingto incorrect billing, the inability to detectleaks, meters being tampered with and being the source of illegal connections," saidKhuzwayo.

Khuzwayo pointed out that the smartmeters are guaranteed to automaticallycapture accurate figures with no estimations and can detect a leak in the system.

They can also detect illegal connectionsand faults.

Municipal employees, including meterreaders, plumbers and billing section account personnel, were trained in a threeday theoretical training workshop onmaintaining, billing and the operation ofthe smart meters to ensure successful implementation of the project.

Practical field training is ongoing to ensure that field staff familiarise themselves

with the smart meters."It is pivotal that our officials are thor

oughly trained in the operation of thesenew meters to ensure customer satisfaction. Well capacitated employees lead tosatisfied customers, which is what the municipality strives for in its service deliveryendeavours.

“The first billing of the smart meters isintended to be done at the end of themonth," said Khuzwayo.

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High hopes for Margate flights>> ‘In these economic times we have been trying for six years to capture this day’

ELAINE KING

REGULAR flights from Margate Airport to OR Tambo International Airport in Johannesburg were sealed

and signed at a function last Friday, 1 November, when dignitaries, VIPs and stakeholders welcomed the new service.

Hibiscus Coast Municipal Speaker Ron

nie Nair said he had been on the councilsince 1996 and had seen many exceptionaldays in these times, but said the launch ofthis airline counted as the pinnacle of success.

"In these economic times we have beentrying for six years to capture this day.Thanks to all who have made this historicmoment possible. I salute our mayor and

strength to strength and that South Coasters would give their full support to them.

Ugu South Coast Tourism's Joy Crutchfield said that an airline back in Margatewas much needed and welcomed for business and tourism.

"There has been a long drought without a service like this. Please CemAir, keepyour prices right and you will have supportas people flock to you.

“Thanks Madam Mayor for making thishappen," she said.

The CEO of CemAir, Miles van der Molensaid the first flight and official signing onFriday night was a culmination of fourmonth's hard work.

"The energy tonight is overwhelming.Without HCM this venture would not havebeen possible."

He said Margate had been chosen as aspecial venue because it has great potential and that CemAir hoped to be flying toand from the airport frequently for many

years to come."CemAir is a respected airline with an

excellent aircraft (Beechcraft 1900D) thatconforms to international standards, andwhich will be flying this route. We are hereto push through and make it work, withyour support," said Van der Molen.

HCM, CemAir management, the Provincial Treasury, the Department of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs,members of the travel and hospitality industry and other dignitaries expressed de

light at the launch of the new airline.The first flight touched down on 1 No

vember at Margate Airport with contentedpassengers arriving from OR Tambo.

The airline will operate with flightsleaving Johannesburg on Fridays and Sundays, with flights leaving Johannesburg at3pm and Margate at 5pm.

During the holiday season however,flights will operate daily from 9 Decemberup to, and including, 12 January.

Fares start at R1 249 up to R1 899.

PHOTOS: CANDICE STEYNAwaiting the first historial flight from Johannesburg to Margate Airport are CynthiaMqwebu (third, right HCM Muncipalitymayor) and HCM representatives.

business partners and feelthe special electricity andspark in the air tonight," saidNair.

Chairman of the KZNSouth Coast Ratepayers' andResidents' Association Olliver Ransome said it was withdelight that this milestonehad been reached. He expressed hopes that the startof CemAir flights would helpopen up the economy, thatthe service would go from

At the launch are (from left) Ross Dlamini (PMO HCM), Thembi Khawula(HCM manager of arts and culture), Nkuthula Mgijima (Umzumbe municipalmanager), Sihle Max Mbili (HCM municipal manager), Nelisiwe Thabatha(HCM HOD of corporate services) and Zanele Cele (HCM manager, IDP).

Elaine King (South Coast ‘Fever’editor) and Max Mbili (HCM municipal manager).

At the eventare (fromleft) RonnieNair (HCMspeaker) JonHeeger (KZNtreasury) andMike MacCarthy (Margate airportaction committee).

Waiting for the first flight are Nana Dlamini(left) and Lethu Dlamini (Cotga representative).

Showing his enjoyment on the first flight is Brent Benchman (left).

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WE are truly blessed to call the South Coastour home, and we open our arms to everyoneto share it with our visitors.

We are proud of our special piece of paradice and offer a few advisories for residents andvisitors:• please do not litter, and keep our public areastidy;• please respect each other’s space and don’twilfully make others uncomfortable with selfish behaviour;• we want everybody to enjoy our beaches andnatural landscape, so please keep noise levelsto a minimum;• drink responsibly in our many friendly restaurants and pubs, and please do not drinkand drive;• our men and women in uniform know it istheir duty to protect and help, please respectthem and their authority;• give a stranger a friendly smile and you willbe pleasantly surprised to get one back; and• if we all play the game, we will all have a ballthis festive season. — Supplied

Welcome tourists

‘FEVER’ sports editor Quintin van Jaarsveldwas named among the top five sports journalists in South Africa at the VodacomJournalist of the Year Awards at Vodaworld, Johannesburg on Friday evening.

Van Jaarsveld represented KwaZuluNatal at the national awards after winningthe KZN Sports Journalist of the Yearaward at the regional awards in September.

“It was a great evening and while I didn’t

win the big one, I was proud to representKZN, Media24 and the ‘Fever.’ I alwaysstrive to put 100% into every article I writeand that I’m regarded among the best inthe country means a lot to me. The venueand entertainment on the night were awesome and I met some great people. Kudosto Vodacom — they pulled out all thestops,” said Van Jaarsveld.

South Coast ‘Fever’ editor Elaine Kingsaid Van Jaarsveld’s placing was especially

noteworthy given that he was up againstjournalists from national publications.

Van Jaarsveld has had a very successfulyear which also saw him win the runnerupaward in the Local Newspapers Journalistof theYear category at the Media 24 Legends Awards in May. He was also named afinalist in the sports category at the MMDASanlam Local Media Awards and was theonly sports journalist to be acknowledgedat last year’s Media 24 Legends Awards.

‘Fever’ sports editor Quintin vanJaarsveld at the Vodacom Journalist ofthe Year Awards at Vodaworld,Johannesburg on Friday evening.

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Storm damageto cost millions>> Hibiscus Coast Municipality area has been badly affected by the heavy rains and wind


IT will cost the Hibiscus CoastMunicipality more thanR46 million to repair infrastruc-

ture damaged by the recent heavyrains which plummeted down onthe South Coast. HCM spokesper-son Simon Soboyisa said thisamount could very well go up as anassessment was still in progress.

“TheHibiscus CoastMunicipali-ty area has been badly affected bythe heavy rains and wind as therewereproblemsof floodinginalmostall wards,” he said.

“The downpours caused river

levels to rise and flood, resulting indamage toproperty and infrastruc-ture in close proximity to water-ways. Low-lying flood plain areasand areas adjacent to river banksare also affected,” he added.

One fatality was reported atMbotsha,Boboyiareawherean18-year-oldwaswashed away. The ar-eas most affected are Louisiana,Sunwhich, Melville, Marburg andBoboyi.

“A full report will only be avail-able once a full assessment is com-pleted. The process of cleaning thebeaches is still going on, even nowbecause the priority was given toroads leading toschoolsdue tomat-

ric examinationsand roads leadingto clinics and hospitals,” he said.

Soboyisa added that the pro-cess of assessment is done to de-termine to what extent the stormcan be declared a local disaster.

The report is then submitted tothe District Disaster ManagementCentre (DDMC). The DDMC willthen forward the information to itsprovincial department and fur-ther assessment is done to deter-mine if this can be categorised asa disaster.

“Once a disaster has been de-clared, the processes for perma-nent interventions are followed.This can be seen as a very long pro-

cess, however having it being effi-ciently handled it does not takelong,” he said.

Headded that in this case theHi-biscus Coast Municipality and theDDMC provided temporal relief topeople affected by the storm, espe-cially those in Louisiana.

“Theywere housed atMayibuyeCentre, providedwith blankets andmattresses, and inaddition,mobiletoilets were hired,” said Soboyisa.

The preliminary report and arecommendation for declaring Hi-biscus Coast Municipality a localstate of disaster as per the DisasterManagementAct57of2002wasta-bled on Tuesday.

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EDITORIAL COMMENT CARTOON DANIE CRONJESIR www.daniecronje.co.za

Yes, Sir i am now.ARE YOUDEAF?!?!

Neville, you never listen to me!

THE Currie Cup rugbyfinals, between theWestern Province andthe Sharkswas held onSaturday, 26 October.Before the start of thegame Attie Horn theowner of DouglasMitchell and seven ofhis friends placed betson the two teams withthe losers having todressupaswomenandserve drinks in the barat Douglas Mitchell.

Riaan Coleman andChristo Bredell placedtheir bets on WesternProvince and lost. OnThursday, 31 October,the dressed up Rhian-na and Christina solddrinks at the bar atDouglas Mitchell,much to the amuse-ment of the locals.

— Supplied.

PHOTO: CANDICE STEYNA bet’s a bet — Christina (left, Christo Bredell) and Rihanna (Riann Coleman) serve customers at Douglas Mitchell bar.

Eight men, one bet, two men in dresses

Dear Fever,WHAT good news the agreement be

tween CemAir and HCM is — and just before the festive season!

South Coasters, and those living a little further in Harding and Kokstad, havewaited a long time for an airline to returnto our area.

Travelling to King Shaka is a pain in the

neck for those of us who fly frequently, sowe welcome CemAir and ask all of thosewho fly on the South Coast to please support this new venture.

The more of us that support it, thegreater the chances of it lasting, and notonly that, the more it is supported, themore frequent the flights CemAir will beable to provide.

Come on, let’s look at the prices theyare going to charge — fares starting atR1 249 up to R1 899 (one way), which isnot bad at when you compare what itcosts to fly to Johannesburg from KingShaka.

Let’s factor in the cost of petrol to KingShaka (private vehicle or bus), then thecost of the flight, and the same on the way

back, and money has already been saved.However, more than this is the sheer

inconvenience of driving all that way, andthe money lost in time.

This is really very exciting so come on,let’s all fly with CemAir and make it workfor the South Coast.

Mark WilsonUmtentweni

CemAir — let’s all make it work for the South Coast

Dear Fever,ItwaswitheagernessthatIpicked

uplastweek’scopyoftheSouthCoastFever to read a report on an impor-tant happening in HCM. It was anevent thatwasgivenreasonablecov-erageinbothnationalandprovincialnewspapers.

Requiringmonths of preparationand involving the participation ofthousands of residents it took placeon 23 October. Tomy dismay I failed

to tag its coverage in this edition. Ifit was indeed given publicity, itmustbe admitted that skillful journalismwas employed to conceal its propa-gation.

In this instance specific referenceismadetoyourlackofcoverageofthebi-election held inWard 29 in HCM.Its failure to appear in your valuedweekly tabloid does begmany ques-tions:

>> Is a report on a by election not

newsworthy?>> Is a victory for the ANC a for-

gone conclusion and hence triflingnews?

>> Is a 77.5% victory in a tradi-tionally opposition stronghold notworthy of publicity?

>> Is such news suppresed be-causes it dispels the myth of a col-lapsing ANC?

>> Is thereabelief that suchnewspromotes the political interest of the

ANC and reinforces its establishedand growing image?

>>Honestly,wouldyouhavedonethe same if another party won?

There is a perception that we areengaged in an unfair battle with themedia.

Atonishingly and without theneed for further detail, evidence likethis reinforce such conjecture.

Ronnie NairSpeaker HCM

Is election report not newsworthy?Dear Fever,

PLEASE be warned. An elderly friend,who received unrealistic accounts from Eskom, voiced many complaints. She indicated that her meter readings differed drastically from the readings taken by meterreaders. So she was surprised and delighted to receive a phone call on Saturdayevening from Eskom asking her to provideinformation of her ID and address.

Then she verified that she lives alone,this to substantiate the fact that one person alone could not use the high amountof electricity reflected on her statements.

Later, experiencing unease, when shetelephoned Eskom, the company deniedthat an employee had contacted her. Is thisa method to establish the number of people on a property to effect a housebreak?We are all warned not to provide information and that officials must provide theirwork identification card.

The thing is, how can one ensure thatthese documents are not fraudulent.

Dr L. J. PeltzUvongo

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This was based on various criteria including municipal transformation, localeconomic development, municipal financial viability and management and goodgovernance and public participation.

Hats off to our relatively new HCM municipal manager Max Mbili who has displayed all these characteristics since hetook over.

To those who are trying to thwart HCM’sattempts to get workers to clock in regularly (see page 1), as many companies do,hopefully justice will prevail and the culprits will be caught and severely dealt with.

Well done HCM

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Dear Fever,IHAVEbeen told thatDiwali is the “Festival

of Lights.”Nowhere have they ever mentioned that it

is a festival of big bangs.I personally have had enough.Our animals are terrified, our wild animals

are leaving our area. In Umtentweni we had apair of Fish Eagles that had five sets of youngand now they have left for quieter places.

Weused to have porcupineswandering ourroads at night.

They have gone.Please, please, we have had enough.We al-

low the fire works, but without the bangs.Theremust be consequences. I suggest one

year’shardlabourif thepeoplewhodidthisarecaught.

HorrifiedUmtentweni

‘Enough of big bangs’SMILE AWHILE

Dear Fever,IAMverycuriousastowhathappenedtothe

so-calledagreement I readabout inyourpaperbetween the Umtentweni Ratepayers’ Forumand the Hindu Cultural Federation?

Apparently the Hindu community gave anundertaking to celebrate Diwali from sunsetuntil 11pm with no big bangs.

Well, I canvouch for the fact that thisdidnothappen.IlivejustoffRethmanDriveinUmtent-weni and sitting on my verandah on SundaynightIwashorrifiedtoheartheloudexplosionsgoing off until nearly 10pm—andmaybeuntilafterthis,butIwenttobed,soIdon’tknowwhattime they stopped.

I have a Siamese cat and I can tell you thiscat was very stressed by these hideous soundsthat were supposedly not meant to happen.

I ask you,what does it take for a community

to respect one another?IngoodfaiththepeopleofTwenigottogether

and decided jointly to ban fireworks for thesake of animals, erected a signboard, then theHindu community were supposedly offendedthattheywerenotconsultedsotheUmtentweniRatepayers’ Forum bent over backwards tohave, what sounded like an emergency meet-ing (to me), to smooth things over with them,cametoanagreementandwhathappens—westill have the big bangs.

Well maybe it wasn’t the Hindu communitymaking thebigbangs, but if I amnot stupid thebangs did happen over the Diwali period sowhoelsecouldhavebeenresponsibleforthem.

Very disappointing and uncaring is what Isay.

Sarah EdwardsUmtentweni

What happenedto no bangsAGREEMENT?

Dear Fever,THEreasonyougave for refusing topublish

pertinent and informative anti-fireworks let-ters in the issuedirectlyprecedingDiwali isnotconvincing. This is a matter of wide concernand is in the public domain. It is not under thejurisdictionoftheUmtentweniRatepayers’Fo-rum or the Hindu Cultural Federation.

Atatimeofimminentdistresscausedbybig-bang fire rockets, you carried no warning ofyour own volition about the harm inflicted onpeople’spets andonwildlife, norof the traumathiseffectsontheneighboursof lawlessHinduswhoignite theseillegalexplosives,yetyoupub-lisha fawningeditorial and16pagesexpound-ing Hindu allegory. Obviously no advertisingrevenue accrues from the cause of animalwel-fare,butsurelythis isnoexcuseforacommuni-ty newspaper to produce a lopsided perspec-tive that doesn’t even touch on this issue ofwidespread suffering and disruption.

My Hindu neighbours unlawfully ignitedloud crackers on Sunday afternoon and big-bang rockets throughout the night. As I write,onMondayafternoon,theyarelettingoffcrack-ers. Last night hell was visited uponmy houseby these neighbours. Our pets were terrified.Wildlifedisappeared.Thesilence thismorningwas deathly — not one single bird sang. What

kindofpeoplewillassaulttheirneighboursandterrorise their pets with these rockets thatsound like a heavy artillery attack?

AmidtheDiwalipropagandainyourpast is-suewas the following statement: “Many oppo-sitions assail the Indian community, from thebanonfireworkstothesweepofotherreligionswhich are intended to outshine the festival oflights and relegate its importance.”

This is arrant, if not paranoid, nonsense.Firstly, it is obviously not true that there is

a ban on fireworks.Secondly, not all Indians are Hindu, so

please do not try to introduce racism where itis not the issue.

Thirdly, not all Hindus behave in the cruelandlawlessmannerexperiencedbythoseofusunfortunate enough to have wicked neigh-bours,sopleasedonotlabelmycomplaintanti-Hindu. I am complaining about cruel and anti-social behaviour.

Since the police and protection services donot enforce the law in this country, surely theHindu Cultural Federation should be makingan effort to reign in on their loose canons whoare certainly not showing their religion in agood light.

Assault victimUmtentweni

Antifireworks letters unconvincing

SOUTH City Christian College pupils and staffshowed their support for the annual toy runbydonating piles of toys. The toys donatedwill beadded to thosedonatedbybikers participatingin the toy run on 1 December.

On Thursday morning pupils and teachersgatheredatthecollegetohandovertheircollec-tion of gifts to representatives of the local mo-torcycle fraternity and members of RamsgateLions.

TheRamsgateLionsBikerToyRunhasbeenheldeachyearforthepasteightyears.Theded-icationof ourbikers to thisworthy cause is evi-dent year after year and the procession of bik-

erscarrying theirgifts isaheartwarmingsight.Toysdonatedby thebikerswill bedistribut-

ed by Lions to needy children on the SouthCoast.

This year’s toy runwill start fromtheSouth-coast Mall at 9.30am when motorcyclists willleave on a mass ride through Margate to theRamsgate Community Centre. Entertainmentand catering will be available at the venue. Allwelcome.

Anyonewantingmore informationcancon-tact Wilma on 039 313 5506 or Char on039 313 5742.

— Supplied.

Schools supports Lions Biker Toy Run

Dear Fever,IHAVEafewconcernsabout theschoolchil-

drenthatare takentoMargatebeachonFridayafternoons.

They are transported via taxis and buseswhich are parked all along the road from themainbeachtothepier.Thatmeansthechildrenare leftunsupervisedandif supervised, it couldneverbe sufficient as someof the little childrenare left in the taxiswhere they have to stay andeat their snacks. Papers and bottles are left onthe sidewalk.

The toilets at the pier are not sufficient,therefore it is seen that somechildren“do theirthing” behind the rocks and bushes.

I don’t know if some of the children are al-lowed to go swimming, and if they do are thereenough lifeguards to manage such a largegroup of kids?

Do theparents knowwhat the circumstanc-es are?

I was just wondering.Concerned

Margate

Concerned about school childrentaken to Margate beach

ON Sunday, 10 November, at 6.30am, Birdlife Trogons,will visit Winklespruit Beach, Lovu River Mouth.

Those joining are to bring chairs, breakfast andsomething to braai for lunch.

All are welcome. Outings may be cancelled due to

weather so check www.birdlifetrogons.blogspot.comor phone Eric before setting off.

For further details or directions and lift sharingtelephone Eric Kok on 039 695 0573 or 072 7510686.

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Dear Doctor Nash, This is a family problem. Ihave four married daughters and seven grandchildren. The one granddaughter was born five weeksprematurely and now seems a little slow in her development.Shewasslowinwalkingandintalking,just like her mother. The child responds only to herparents and no one else. If separated from hermother she cries, so I do not look forward to looking after her. Her father and mother work and thechild is too often made my responsibility. I also payfor medical expenses as the father has four children from his previous marriage and they use upall the medical aid that he has.

She is at a crèche thank heavens, but again,I often have to help out with money. I do not knowhow to handle the fact that it is my family, butI am going into serious financial risk. I am a widowwith limited finances. What can I do? Please help

me with some of your excellent advice. Thank you.Mrs D.E.

Dear Mrs. D.E. You really are in a very emotional situation, but that only makes the decisionharder doesn’t it. It seems to me that your daughter was also a little slow when she made the decision to marry a divorced man with four responsibilities and, it seems, no real clue as to how he is goingto finance those responsibilities. I am not a lawyerso I hesitate to advise your daughter, but for youI suggest that your first responsibility is to yourself.It does not seem as if there is another piggy bankin the family, so you are on your own. Tell daughterand soninlaw that they must make plans. Youshould really control your life, not them. You decide what you can give in time, and possibly money, and that is the end of it. Your life.Your decision,not theirs.

Daughter expects a lot from me

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DR NASH [email protected]

Dear Doctor Nash, I was on drugs about threeyears ago and was in a special clinic up north. I hadtroubles with my husband and mother who toldme that I was hiding behind the illness. I have myown business here on the South Coast, and I dohave a problem handling the financial and workstress. We have always had marriage problemsand I am sick of being nice to him. He has no ambition, no drive, and what is worse is that I have ahigh sex drive and he will not do it, and so thathas led to me having several affairs. At the moment I have no control over my life. Everybody istelling me what to do, mother, husband, inlaws.I just want fun in my life and no responsibility. Ijust want out of this marriage. I have all these menwilling to spoil me, even to help with money, butI do not want to be a used wornout woman. I amscared of divorce, but need the freedom, but when

the moment comes I am scared. What do I do?Please help this Scared Mouse.

Dear Scared Mouse, although that is not theimage I get of you from your description. You arein a hole, but it is a hole of your own making, andyou are correct in realising that the solution lieswith you. You do have to take the decision to sortyourself out before you can deal with your husband problems, some of which may well be because of you! I strongly suggest that your first stepis to find a good psychologist whom you think youcan work with and decide on a definite programthat will help you to control your behaviour andyour stress levels which are obviously very high.Get your life under control before you make anyother decisions. It will take a little time, but it willbe well worth it.

Sterkte.

Husband’s lack of sex drive leads me to affairs


THE South Coast Hospice Tree of Light eventtakes place at Southcoast Mall on 7 Decemberat 6.30pm. The initiative is practiced annuallybyHospices throughout theworld tosymbolisea shining beacon of love and remembrance.The South Coast Hospice held its first Tree ofLight in 2007.

“South Coast Hospice holds a special placeinthecommunity'sheartandit is throughtheirgenerosity that we are able to bring palliativecareanddignitytomanyspecialpeople,aswellas comfort to the bereaved. The Tree of Lightisanopportunity to let lightshineat thisspecialtime of year as a symbol of love, care and con-cernandinmemoryofsomeonespecialorevenapreciouspet,”saidHospicemediacorrespon-dent, Sonja Pye.

Supporters are asked to take chairs, picnicbaskets, familyandfriendsandenjoythequali-ty time with those who are dearest to them tocelebrate the gift of life. The lights will beswitched on at 8pm.Donations of R30 ormorecanbemadeandgo towardsa lighton the tree.Battery-operated lights can be bought on thenightatR10,oracandle foradonationcanalsobe obtained on the night.

The treewill be erected on Saturday 9No-vember, and lightswill be strungup thereafter.TherearecurrentlypledgetablesatSouthcoastMall and will be there until the day the Tree ofLight is switched on.

If you would like to pledge, but are unabletoget to themall,visitwww.schospice.co.zafora pledge form, pop in at 29 Connor Street fora pledge form or phone Bt King on039 682 3031 to obtain banking details tomake your donation to the Tree of Light.

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THE second annual National Choral MusicAchievementAwards2013announcedthatthe

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TheDurbanExhibition Centres lavishly de-signedspacewill be transformed intoanambi-encethatisirresistibleforthisyear’sred-carpetevent.

With the focus on extending the entertain-ment offering and showcasing an outstandinglighting and sound stage affair, the venue willcertainly set a new bench mark for the event.

For more information log onto www.nacma.co.za

Tickets are available at Computicket forR250 per person.

The second annual National Choral MusicAchievement Awards 2013 (Nacma) star is ona definite rise.

Implemented by theNacmaAwards Pty Ltdand launched in 2012, the red-carpet Nacmaaffair supports, recognises and awards choralexcellence, while celebrating and honouringtheSouthAfricancompetitivetalentsandartis-tic expression in the choral music sector.

Last yearmore than the 3000 showvisitorshad the great opportunity of watching Nacmaliveandcatching their favourite singing sensa-tions from across South Africa.

Nacma founder Vusi Mvelase said he wasconfident that theeventwouldsurpass thesuc-cess of last year and deliver another sterlingshow to guests and patrons. — Supplied.

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THE other day I had the pleasure of visiting apropertyanditsownerandcameawaywiththeconviction that we on the South Coast have anunheralded tourism hero.

DesmondGutziet fromPortShepstoneisnotonly known as a successful businessman, buttomanyhe is respected for his passion for, andsuccess in, motor sport.

Over the years andat vast personal expensehehasquietlyconstructedanamazingairfield-cum-race track on his property near OsloBeach.

Furthermore, he and his fellow enthusiastshavehostedanumberof trackevents thathavebrought thousands of visitors and themedia totheareaandthis isgreat forourtourismecono-my.

Thenetresult is that thispartof theprovinceisnowbeingrecognisedasamajormotorsportvenue and in achieving this Gutziet has notasked for a single cent from funding bodies —he just got on with his passion, and the resultsare plain to see.

TheotherdaywhenIcarefullydrovearoundhis track (my jeep is not a jazzy single seater),

the potentials for this excellent facility are pat-entlyclearandwhathasbeenachieved isnoth-ing short of remarkable.

Infuture,weatUguSouthCoastTourismwilldo our utmost to assist in promoting Gutziet’sevents in that the tourism spin-offs (sorry forthepun)intermsofservices,hospitalityandex-tended stays here at the Greater South Coastare considerable.

No state grants, no plea for donations andno expectation of praise has come from this lo-calhero.Naturally,wewillalsotryandhaveourauthorities improve public accessibility to therace track — this facility deserves that atleast.

So when you see all sorts of intriguing racevehicles coming into town followed by supportteams,themediaandracefans,rememberthatoneman, his family and his racing cronies putthis all together.

We salute them.If there are anymoreDesmondGutziets out

there, we would like to meet you.Happy tours in our paradise, and please,

keep to the speed limit.

How a passionresults in a tourismsuccess story

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THERE was a great attendance at the Lake Eland Mile last Sunday.With the sun shining and not a cloud in the sky, swimmers could nothave asked for better weather.

There were stands displaying various businesses as well as foodand clothing stalls with much to see at the event.

While rubbing shoulders with Olympic swimmers , including TroyPrinsloo and meeting celebrity fitness model Rianne Hall, there wasalso entertainment by Statik Dancers as well as spot prizes which weregiven away for lucky visitors at the event.

Adrian Schoeman (72) has trainedevery day for the past 56 years.

Fun at Lake Eland MileFun at Lake Eland MileFun at Lake Eland Mile

Hannah Perry and Dad Tom swimthe mile together.

Candice Steyn (‘Fever’ featureswriter) chats to fitness modelRianne Hall, celebrity guest at theevent.

Josh Marx from Tower 13 lifeguards keeps an eye on swimmers at the Lake Eland Mile.

PHOTOS: FEVER REPORTERShebjorn Axelson (assistant coachfor Margate Swimming Club), getsready for the swim.

Enjoying the fun and sun at theLake Eland Mile are AnnaMarieBarnard and Marinique Barnard

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SISTRS4Humanityisalocallybasedcommuni-tyrelieforganisationwhosemissionispurport-ed in the acronymSistrs—Supporting Impov-erished Societies Through Relief Services.

“This work of service to humanity is basedpurelyoncompassionandpassion,” saidSistrs4Humanity founder and co-ordinatorHassinaKathrada.

Theorganisationreliesentirelyonsponsor-ship and proceeds raised from fundraisers.

“Our fundraising events would have neverbeen successful without the grace of God in al-lowing us this great opportunity to serve hu-mankind,” she added.

All the hardwork is done ona voluntary ba-sis.

“We also have many local supporters andsponsors from far and wide,” she added.

Kathrada said that while visting local areasandwar-tornareasabroadshehaslearntaboutthe dynamics of people and how they adapt tothe circumstances which they are facedwith.

“What we need to understand as a society,is that we need to show our love and support,be it with just a kind word or action or even aprayer,” she said.

Sistrs 4 Humanity supports projects locallyand various initiatives abroad including a chil-dren’s library in theGazaStrip inPalestineandnow war-torn Syria.

“It isalmost30monthssincethewaronSyr-ia began. Their suffering is indescribable, andthe situation is collapsing into adisaster of epi-demic proportions as each day dawns,” shesaid.

To add to the crisis there, she said,winter isfast approachng, when there will be torrentialdownpours and expected flooding of rivers.

“The needs are huge. Over 1,6million refu-gees,someofthemwithjust theclothesontheirback, have fled toTurkey, Jordan,Yemen, Leb-anonandmanyother areas,” addedKathrada.

In their own words, “there is no safe placein Syria except the cemetery as you can’t dietwice”.

If youwould like to assist in the plight of theSyrian people, contact Hassina Kathrada [email protected]

Assisting in plight of Syrian people


THE Minister of Women, Children and People withDisabilities Lulu Xingwana celebrated Children’s Daywith children from eight provinces at the Ugu Sportsand Leisure Centre on Saturday. Only the WesternCape did not attend the celebration.

This comes after South Africa declared the firstSaturday of November National Children’s Day. Thisyear the day took place under the theme “Sireletsabana — creating a caring nation”.

Xingwana stated that South Africa has ratifiedthe United Nations Convention on the Rights of theChild and many of these rights are enshrined in theConstitution of South Africa.“The Children’s Act of 2005 amplifies the rights of thechildren. The aim of the celebration is to highlight

progress made towards the realisation and promotion of children’s rights. It will also popularise and promote the constitutional mandate to ensure thatSouth African society upholds the rights of children.This year’s celebration takes place against a worryingtrend of an increase in violence against children, childabuse, murders and rapes,” said Xingwana.

In marking National Children’s Day South Africansare urged to protect children. “We also call on communities to continue to work with law enforcementagencies in fighting crime in communities,” she said.

Xingwana visited a childled project and hostedan interactive dialogue on violence against childrento hear children’s views, expectations and how theysee their future in South Africa.

She called on magistrates and judges to imposestrict sentences for child abusers and said that rapistsand murderers must be given life sentences.

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usizo lwakhe eMnyangweniwezeNhlalakahle. Ugogo wezingane uBusisiwe Dlamini ufikeemahhovisi eFever ethi udingaukufuniswa ubaba wabazukulubakhe ukuze bathole isibonelelosemali kahulumeni. “Asimazi uba

ba wezingane ukuthi ukuphi.Kodwa wanyamalala ngo2005,wayekade ehlala eNyangwininase Clermont, indodakazi yamiseyashona.” Uma kukhona onolwazi ngaloludaba angashayelaenombolweni ethi:073 659 4445.

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Asefikile amaNacma Awards 2013>> AmaNacma 2013 azoba seDurban Exhibition Centre ngomhla ka 6 kuZibandlela (December) ngo7 ebusuku

INTATHELI YEFEVER>>[email protected]

AKUSEKHO ukubuyela emuva!Abagqugquzeli bomcimbi wo-dumo wokuklomelisa izihla-

bani emculweni wamakhwayakuzwelonke, iNational Choral MusicAchievement Awards (Nacma) 2013,

sebememezele ukuthi uzoba seDur-ban Exhibition Centre ngoLwesih-lanu umhla ka 6 kuZibandlela (De-cember). Umcimbi uqala ngo-7 ebu-suku.

Kulindeleke ukuthi iDurban Exhi-bition Centre iphenduke izulu elin-cane ngendlela ubuchwephesheezohlotshiswa ngabo obusezingeni

eliphezulu ngayo, lokhu okubizwange ‘red carpet’.

Akungatshazwa ukuthi ubukhaz-ikhazi obuhlelwe esiteji okuzonandi-sakusonaosaziwayo,nobuchwephe-she besimanje bokukhipha amazwinezinsimbi (sound effects) njengobakunjalo, kuzowenyusela ezingeni eli-sha elicokeme kakhulu lo mcimbi.

Amathikithi okungena kulo mcimbiatholakala eComputicket ngoR250umuntu emunye. Eminye iminining-wane itholakala ekhelini elithiwww.nacma.co.za.

Kuhlelwe nomncintiswano oku-zowinwa kuwona amathikithi okun-genakumaNacma2013.Umbuzoon-gumncintiswano uthi: “Uzokwen-

zelwa kuphi umcimbi wamaNacma2013?” Izimpendulo zithunyelwange e-mail ekhelini elithi [email protected] kweSonto umhla ka-24kuLwezi (November) 2013. Izimpen-dulo kufanele zibe namagama aph-elele nemininigwane yalowo ophen-dulayo.

ISITHOMBE: SITHUNYELWEIClermont Community Choir ezonandisa emcimbini wamaNACMA Awards eDurban Exhibition Centre

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NOSIPHO MKHIZE>>[email protected]

NAMHLANJE sinqume ukushicilela iz-incwadi eziyingxenye yemibono yabafun-di, ezigelezise okoThukela ludla izindwani,zingena emahhovisi ethu kulandela ingosiebikhuluma ngoNkulunkulu namaDlozingeledlule. Siyabonga emphakathiningokuyisebenzisa le nkundla ekushiyela-neniubuchopho.NiqhubekengobaiFEVEReyenu.Incwadi yokuqala:

NgiyakubingelelaMaMKhize nabafundibe Fever. Loludaba lujulile. Mina ngik-holelwakukhonakokubili.Umdaliukhona.Ngaphandle kwakhe ngabe konke esik-waziyo emhlabeni akukho. Umuntuukholwaakuthandayo.Angisiboni isidingosokugxekana. Ngiyawenza amasiko esintungobanasemandulooKhokhobabewenza.Ngiyathandazakodwaangilikhonzile iSon-to, futhi uMdali nendodana yakhe bayang-izwa. Ngibona ngemiphumela empilweniyami.KubokamamawamiuMamkhizeba-khonza kubaPostoli, kaBaba bakhonza ku-maZayoni.Nomakunjaloangi gxili kuMad-

lozi ngoba uma u yohlola kuthiwa yenzalokhu, ukwenze. Uphindele bathi yenzalokhufuthi,akupheli.Kodwaangihambisa-ni nabathi abantu obahlabelayo bangamadimoni. Ngabe kusho ukuthi abazali njen-goba bengasekho sebe ngamadimoni? Bo-na abangikhulisa? Cha bakwethu, asiyekeukugxekana. Kholwa okukholwayo uyekeabanye benze ngendlela yabo! AMEN.

Yimina uSfiso “Tsoro” Mkhatshwa.Madiba Section C.Park.

Incwadi yesibili.Ayibongwe iNkosi Sisi Nosipho. Ngiya-

yithanda inkulumo yakho.Nami ngingum-fundisi, kodwangiyawenzaamasikoesiZu-lu. Sengathi singakholwa impela kodwasingakhohlwa phela okwakithi. Nami ngi-vumelananaweasinawoamandla okwahl-ulela. Ukukholwa kuNkulunkulu akulwisa-ni namasiko ethu. NjengamaZulu kukhonaizinto esibona ngazo ukuthi izinto zethu zi-hambe kahle,njengokuthela uMakoti ng-enyongo. Lokho akusho ukuthi awusa-kholwa.

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hamba ngezinyawo bayat-hoboza,bagundeamakhandababukeka begcwele usizi, im-pela laba bantu bayahluphe-ka.

Laba abantu bayahluphe-ka kwasho umfundisi emh-langanweni, nemithandazoyabo ayizwakali, izinyembezizabo azibenzeli lutho, sebe-lahle amasiko abo bagijimelaawezizwe, nawo awabezizweabafulathele sebekhumbula

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Bacindezlewa ngemith-etho eminingi, bazingelwangamaphoyisa izwe lonkebafunwa amapasi nemithelo,babaleka emapulazini bayeemadilobheni nakhona belunanto usizi, bahlal’ ezindlinizamasaka baboshwa njalonangotshwala sebephendukeizigelekeqe sebegcwele ulun-ya nenzondo sebeswele isi-hawu nomusa, impela lababantu bayahlupheka.

emumva en-dulo, bathibalandelaimfundonenkolo,kanti bathe-la umliloemafutheni,usizi seluba-namathele.

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AFUNGISWE ngokusemthethweni amakhosiasoGuaseqalaukusebenzanjengamakhanselakumasipala uGu ngoLwesine olwedlule. Uku-fungiswakwamakhosinjengamakhanselaoGukulandela isithangami sokucobelelana ngol-wazinawoebesihlelweumasipalawoGueMar-gate ngasePort Shepstone eningizimu yesifun-dazwesaKwaZulu-Natalngeledlule.NgokushokukaMnuz Sithembiso Cele onguSomlomowoGungesikhathi efungisaamakhosi, ukuhla-la kwawo emihlanganweni yamakhanselaomasipala kugunyaziwe isigaba somthetho u-154 (2) womthethosisekelo wezwe.

UMnuz Cele uthe: “Umhlangano wokuco-belelana ngolwazi namakhosi ubuseMargatengenhlosoyokuthiaqaleukusebenzaosekuph-ele isikhathi eside kulindelekile njengobaumthetho uthi kumele amakhosi abambe iq-haza ezindabeni zomasipala ezindaweni za-wo.”

Ukusebenza kwawo kuzolawulwa yimith-etho elawula ukusebenza kwamakhanselaomasipala. Onke amaqembu ezepolitiki awa-mukele kahle kakhuluamakhosi emkhandlwi-ni woGu.

USihlalowendlu yamakhosi oGu, Inkosi BRShinga uthe bajabule kakhulu ukuthi baqaleukuba yingxenye yamakhansela kamasipalaaletha inthuthuko emphakathini.

AmakhosiasoGu efungiswa ngoLwesine.ISITHOMBE:GINISILENDOVELA

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ABAFUNDI basePortShepstone Nursing Col-legeeShellyBeachening-izimu yeKwaZulu-Natal,bebenomcimbi wa-masikongeledlule owen-ziwa njalo ngonyakakhona ekholiji.

Lo mcimbi wamasikouyingxenye yezifundozokufunda kabanzi nga-masiko ahlukahlukenengenhloso yokuthi bak-waziukusiza iziguli ezib-hedlela uma sebeqalaukusebenza njengonom-pilo.

Abafundi bebeculaizingoma zomdabu, be-shaya ingoma bekhom-bise amasiko abo ahlu-kahlukene, obe kun-gawesiZulu, isiXhosanawaseNdiya.

Bekukhona ukudlakomdabu, imidlalo yase-shashalazini nezimpah-la ezahlukahlukeneezigqokwa yilezi zizwe.

UMnuz Bheki Gwalaonguthishanhloko kulesisikoleutheabafundibad-lala imidlaloeyahlukahl-ukene ngenhlosoyokufundisanaamasikompilo abo,okuyinto ezobasiza ka-khulu ekwazini amasikoezinyeizizweabazohlan-gana nazo uma sebe se-benza.

Uthe: “Lokhu okwen-ziwa yilaba bafundi kuy-ingxenye yezifundozabo, ngoba bazohlan-gana neziguli ezina-masikompilo angefanikanti kumele bakwaziukuxhumana nazozonke ngezinga eliphe-zulu”, kulandisa okaG-wala.

Abafundi bal-uthokozele kakhulu usu-ku lwamasiko.

ISITHOMBE: GINISILE NDOVELAAbafundi bezempilo basePort Shepstone Nursing College eShelly Beach emcimbini wabo wamasiko.

BabevunulekanjeabafundibasekholijilonompiloeShellyBeach begubhaamasikoabo.ISITHOMBE:GINISILENDOVELA

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THE JOLLY ROGER

039 699 3307Main Beach, Hibberdene

Come relax after a hard days work!• Great Breakfasts• Great Pizzas

30% OffAll Bunny ChowsOn Mondays &Wednesdays ForThe MonthOf November

shop 4 Desmond Centre, Marine Drive, Shelly Beach(next to Realty1) 039 315 5933

Shelly’s Curry House

Bunny "Chow-Down"

Jolly Roger Pub and Restaurant>> ‘This place is always busy over the Christmas period, it’s probably because of our great pizzas’

ON Hibberdene’s main beach, the Jolly Roger Pub and Restaurant is a seaside sanctuary.

Owned by Barry and Heather Jones, and runby daughters Leeanne Botha and Janine Hosford, this familyrun business has been under theJones’ ownership for 11 years.

As well as the oceanic views, the Jolly Rogersalso offers entertainment for adults and children,with the 18hole puttputt, supertube and junglegym – it’s a place for the whole family to enjoy.

With the festive season around the corner, theJolly Roger will be providing live entertainmentover the holiday period for locals and holidaymakers.

“This place is always busy over the Christmasperiod, it’s probably because of our great pizzas,”says Heather.

JanineHosfordandHeatherJones welcome youto theJolly RogerPub andRestaurant.PHOTO:CANDICESTEYN

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THE PIGS EARNEW LOCAL OWNERS MICHELLE & JACKIE

The Workshop BuildingForster RoadOpposite Uvongo Square

072 816 0420

eating out on the south coasteating out on the south coast

eating out on the south coasteating out on the south coast

We are situated down at the Umzimkulu River

Chicken: Marinated in oursecret sauce + cooked the

real Mozambican way-Seafood -Prego’s

- Salads -Pasteis de nataLOTS OF WEEKLY SPECIALS

MenuMenullll Bela: 078 538 9913

BEM - VINDO

Johann& Jennyare back

T-BONE STEAK,CHIPS & SALAD

EISBEIN,CHIPS & SALAD

R55UNDER NEWMANAGEMENT

R60

CNR OF 2ND & 3RD AVENUE - UMTENTWENI

RenovatedThird Avenue Puband Grill opens>> Third Avenue has a bright and welcoming ambience

JEFF and Maud Lombardo, previous owners of Ocean Oasis in Margate, renovatedand reopened the Third Avenue Pub and

Grill in Umtentweni in October.With a new kitchen installed as well as

revamps done to the deck, bathrooms andrestaurant area, Third Avenue has a brightand welcoming ambience. New signage is

also being put up as well as a jungle gym,a boma for braais and awnings for the deck.

“With a reasonably priced menu and offers of breakfast, toasted sandwiches, burgers, desserts, a kiddies menu and a grill andseafood selection, we are targeting families,” says Maud.

With the backpackers just around the

corner and a beach just down the road, ThirdAvenue is a pit stop for everyone.

Third Avenue Pub and Grill is open fromMonday to Saturday from 10am to 10pm. OnSundays it is open from 10am to 3pm, offering an a la carte menu and a carvery, whichwill start in the new year.

PHOTO: CANDICE STEYNJeff and Maud Lombardo welcome everyone to Third Avenue Pub and Grill.

STUFFED BUTTERNUTCHOP a butternut in half, scoop out the

seeds and stuff the cavity with ingredients ofyour choice. It works nicely tomix up some ofthepulp (without theseeds)withchoppedbut-ton mushrooms, onion, some grated cheese,chutney and a bit of tomato paste. Wrap it upin foil andplace in thecoalsuntil soft (howsoftdepends on the vegetarian involved).BRAAIED POTATO OR SWEET POTATO

This little meal is even easier to concoctthan the others. Simply wrap the potatoes infoil and place in the coals. As they are nearingreadiness,heatupacanofsweetcornorbakedbeans and grate some cheese. When they’reready, remove them from the coals, cut inquarters but make sure you don’t cut all theway through. Open the potato out a little andcover in sweet corn/baked beans and gratecheeseoverthetop.Alternatively, ifyourvege-tarian is more of a pescatarian, mix up sometuna and a little mayo with some choppedchives and put that into the potato. Cottagecheese works nicely too.STUFFED PEPPERS

Anothervegetable thatworkswell forstuff-ingisthepepper.Simplyhackoffthetop,scoopouttheseedsandfillthepepperwithapre-pre-pared mixture of cooked rice and choppedmushroom,tomato,onionandanyothervege-table which takes your fancy. Ensure you addafewherbsand/orspicestothemixturebeforeyou put it into the pepper. Finally replace thetop of the pepper, wrap the whole thing in foiland leave until soft.

Stuffed butternutPHOTO: SUPPLIED

Braai idea for vegetarians

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GETTINGUNEXPECTEDVEGETARIANS ATYOUR BRAAISHOULD NOTMAKE YOU PANICAS THERE AREPLENTY OF MEATLESS BRAAI RECIPES TO DELIGHT

PrestigeSecurity Services

Kokstad

EMERGENCY NO: 039 727 4510

Jacques Naude: 083 303 4733

Warren: 071 872 1704

Fax: 039 727 4818

Email: [email protected]

Reservations for accommodationare essential.

Contact Annette on:083 581 7055 or 039 727 3818/5369P.O. Box 69, Kokstad, 4700 - E.G.

South [email protected] • www.stoneybrook.co.za

Bed & Breakfastaccommodation with aSteakhouse open for

lunch & dinner

FISHING • HUNTING• 4X4 OFF-ROAD TRAILS

• HORSE RIDING• ROCK CLIMBING

• CAMPING• CLAY PIGEON SHOOTING

• CANOEING &GYROCOPTER FLIPS

EGCS CC

East GriqualandConsulting Services

124 Main St | Matatiele | Postnet Suite 264 | Private Bag X 843

FINANCIALACCOUNTS |TAX PRACTITIONERS

• Annual financial statements• Monthly management accounting services• Corporate and trust formation and administration• Taxation services and consulting• Financial structuring and consulting• Administraton of deceased estates

Tel: 039 737 3766/7Fax: 086 611 5833Email: [email protected]

GLYNISSMITHESTATESREAL ESTATE AGENTS

Contact Glynis onCell: 082 560 0178Tel: 039 727 3155

GLYNISSMITHESTATES

Contact me for all your property needs

HEATHMANSSelected Used SparesBreakdown ServiceContainer Sales & HireCarwash

Tel: 039 727 2146 Fax: 039 727 3027Cell: 082 852 5534

Email: [email protected] South, P O Box 371, Kokstad, 4700

HEATHMANS

GreenlandsMeatsG

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P.O. Box 1844, Kokstad 4700Tel: 039 727 3017Fax: 039 727 2228


We supply quality,dry matured, grass-

reared beef & muttonWe deliver to the Lower South Coast

(Between Tweni - Port Edward)every Tuesday & Thursday

Contact us for a quoteOrders can be placed by fax/e-mail/

telephone.No order too small

Seed: maize, soybeans, wheat,rye grass, fescue, clover, for-age cerals (oats, triticale andstooling rye), forage sorghum,Teff and Japanese radish.

Angus Stanford0823324870

e-mail: [email protected]

Performance tested seed

Next to WimpyRolyats Spar Entrance

Rolyats Centre - Kokstad

Tel: 039 727 2885Cell: 078 376 4538

DENTIST

Dr. M. MaganyaB. Ch. D (U.W.C) PR. No. 0234524

Dr. M. Maganya

RESQMEDPrivate AmbulanceEmergency Service084 440 3138email: [email protected]

KOKSTAD AUTO ELECTRICALStarters, Alternators, & Wiring tolight and heavy duty motor vehicles

Peter WolhuterCell: 083 301 5270

Office: Tel: 082 334 5525P O Box 425, Kokstad, 4700.

GIVE USA CALL!

Willem - 083 274 3447039 727 3491

approved fsp 43674

GS W GAR R U NINSURANCE BROKERS

South WesternBrokers Kokstad

FINANCIALADVISORSOrrin - 083 387 4381

039 727 3491

approved PSP 29204

49 Zietsman Street - Kokstadwww.wayneworld.co.za

Wayne Tarr082 443 4198

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STONEYBROOK Ranch is atranquil paradise situated12.5kms from Kokstad inthe heart of East Griqua-land.

Owners Shane and An-nette Wicks, created a pieceof heaven nestled in thesouth-west corner of Kwa-Zulu-Natal. Catering forthose who require a smallstop over, a long leisurelyholiday or even a function

venue, Stoneybrook offers itall.

The elegant, yet rusticthatch chalets are sur-rounded by magnificentscenery and the absorbingsounds of nature will satisfythe soul.

Annette and Shanewelcome all to Stoneybrookand aim to “ensure that youarrive as welcome guestsand leave as friends”.

Stoneybrook Ranch,place of adventure and splendour

Photo: Thepeaceful yetwildStoneybrook

>> ‘Ensure that you arrive as welcome guests and leave as friends!’

CARPET CONTRACTSVishnu Naidoo

We supply & fit all make sof wall to wallCarpets,Vinyl flooring and laminated

Wood floorsWe do Schools, Clinics, Commercial &

Residential Floor Coverings!

Vishnu Naidoo: Cell - 083 301 2150 Telefax: 039 727 1644Head Office: Tel. - 039 685 5426 Cell: 083 269 1462

ServicingKZN, Eastern Cape& S Lesotho!

Now

basedin

Kokstad!

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Suppliers of Quality MeatSuppliers of Quality Meat

Tel: 039 727 2008 • Fax: 039 727 248293 Main Street, P O Box 50,

Kokstad [email protected]

BOSMAN AUCTIONEERSKOKSTAD

Do you want to sell your secondhand unwanted goods on auction.Please feel free to contact us we

also collect your stuff.

Next Auction9 NovemberCell: 061 153 5339


Next Auction9 November

HARDING PHARMACY(We care for all your medical needs)

Open: Monday - Fridays: 8h00 - 17h00Saturdays: 8h00 - 13h30Public Holidays: Closed

Contracted to most major medical aids and weare a Designated Service Provider for GEMS

medical aid.Tel: 039 433 1669 • Fax: 086 276 3749

email: [email protected]. of Murchison and Field Street, Harding

Tel: 039 433 1997

An agent forAFROX GAS,LPG &

INDUSTRIALGAS

E-Gas

HIGHLANDSSAWMILL

P O Box 75, Harding, 4680Cell: 082 447 6692

082 554 5327Email: [email protected]

GEOFF HOGG

HIGHWAYMOTOR SPARES

Tel: 039 727 2013/2023Fax: 039 727 2032Cell: (Siraz)083 786 0087082 866 7894

Quality spares guaranteed!

Open 7 days a week!

KOKSTAD039 727 2242HARDING039 433 1462

Prestigious protection fromPrestige Security Services>> Company aims to ensure that people live with peace of mind

ADVERTORIAL>>

A & R SECURITY Services C.C. tradingas Prestige Security Services, Kokstadopened 15 years ago. Located at 18Scott Street, Kokstad and an ever-expanding coverage, Prestige Securitymonitors from New Amalfi, Swartberg,through to Kokstad, to Harding andGlenn Garry Forests, Mount Ayliff,Bizana and Lusikisiki.

Prestige Security is dedicated toassure safety and security to peopleliving and working in the GreaterKokstad area and aim to ensure thatpeople live with peace of mind, know-ing that their families and businessesare well looked after.

Prestige Security affords theirstaff training in their specific fields toencourage that the best service is sup-plied to each and every client.

Prestige Security Services reactionteam.

8 Hope Street, Kokstad039 727 3064

C & SGardenequipment,sales andrepairs

masai lodgeTel: 039 727 5962Tel: 073 383 7629Fax: 039 727 5961

21 Coulter Street, Kokstad • [email protected]

Zanzibar LodgeTel: 039 727 3722Tel: 073 383 7629Fax: 039 727 5961

68 Hawthorne Street, Kokstad • [email protected]

Kibo LodgeTel: 039 727 2561Fax: 039 727 2571

42 Coulter Street, Kokstad • [email protected]

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home & gardenhome & garden

Email :[email protected] Web: www.Psquarries.co.za

MAD SALE OF20 000 cubes of 19mm,13mm,9.5mm and 6.7mm stones.

Crusher dust and crusher runproductsHURRY!!!!

WHILE STOCKSLAST.

Contact: MuziCell :076 211 4639Tel :039 695 0717Fax :039 695 0428

Lousiana FarmUmthentweni4240Port Shepstone

Accounting,Tax Clearence,Company Profile,

Sanas BEE Certificates

Office 6 Reef View Building

Port ShepstoneTell: 0396831123

Cell: 0789426898/0736679177

CANDICE STEYN

AN abundance of colour greets you as youwalk into the large garden of Eden that isSouthport Garden Centre. Run by threegenerations of women, one can easily notice a woman’s touch.

Kerry Massey, wellknown South Coastlandscaper, runs the centre with her mother Liz Foster and her grandmother CeciliaBonandrini. Each adds her personal touchto the centre by creating features, paintings and pottery as well as numerous displays of plants and flowers.

Massey is a landscaper by trade and isalways keen to offer tips and suggestionsto those who seek advice on how to builda beautiful garden.

Garden Centre artist Michelle Wallacespends her days creating exquisite paint

work on the pots, wildlife statues and colourful garden and home accessories.

Also part of the friendly staff are JennyClegg, an orchid expert and Ted Webber —all 81 years of him — who has been growingplants with the centre for 12 years.

Not only selling a vast range of plants,flowers and herbs, the centre sells waterfeatures, wall features, garden gnomes,fairies and garden signs, in addition fertilisers, bug sprays and plant food is also available. “Plants are like humans — they needfood, water, medicine when they get sickand they need a haircut. Feed your plants,water them, treat them and deadheadany dead leaves or flowers,” says Massey.

The centre is open every day alongBendigo Road in Southport. The centre’scolourful displays can clearly be seen fromthe main road.

PHOTO: CANDICE STEYNGarden workers Nana Shezi (left) and Thokozani Zuma among the floraldisplays at the Southport Garden Centre.

Garden centre celebrates summerPort Shepstone Quarries

ensures quality>> ‘For almost a decade we have gained extensive knowledge’

PORT Shepstone Quarries, alongLouisiana Road in Port Shepstone,produces aggregate and materials

for the building industry, road development and building construction of alltypes.

“For almost a decade we have gainedextensive knowledge and experience inthe crushing and grading of various aggregate products and have an ongoingcommitment to client satisfaction andmanufacturing superior product. We

have the human capital and equipmentresources and systems to support thecompany’s capability of producing theproducts to clients’ popular specifications,” says managing director MuziMgobozi

Well known for providing the materialfor the building of the Gamalakhe Stadium for the 2010 World Cup, Quarries alsosupplies concrete for foundations of lowcost housing in Port Shepstone.

“We mine with granite, as we have

found the compaction rate is the highestand it bonds very well with cement. Thegranite is scientifically tested to ensurethe composition of the granite meets thecorrect mining standards,” says SamMusariri, Port Shepstone Quarries financial director. The mining manager SagrenReddy, also known as “Seggi” boasts awealth of experience in the mining industry and with 25 years of mining under hisbelt, he motivates his staff to learn andconstantly improve.

Port Shepstone Quarries staff(from left)Sagren Reddy (miningmanager),Muzi Mgobozi (managing director)and SamMusariri (financial director.)PHOTO: CANDICE STEYN

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VALUE ADDED SERVICES: • Paint Tinting • Project Management • Manufacture of Roof Trusses• Delivery • Cost+Estimating • Specialised Contractor’s Counter • Credit to contractors

E&OE. WHILE STOCKS LAST. PICTURES ARE A REPRESENTATION THAT MAY VARY. CREDIT AVAILABLE subject TO APPROVAL. ALL PRICES VAT INCLUSIvE.

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Kenton - Cnr Kenton Rd & School Str, KENTON-ON-SEA Tel: 046 648 1300 Port Alfred - Cnr Main Str. & Masonic Str. PORT ALFRED Tel: 046 624 1103Uitenhage - 148 Durban Rd, UITENHAGE Tel: 041 922 9920

WESTERN CAPE: Athlone - 57 Belgravia Rd, ATHLONE Tel: 021 696 5167 Bergvliet - Shop 11 151 Mainroad Harry Goemans Centre, BERGVLIET Tel: 021 712 4400Nyanga - Shop56, Nyanga Junction Duinefontein Road NYANGA Tel: 021 691 2206 Plaza - 7th Avenue Station Plaza, MITCHELLS PLAIN Tel: 021 392 5555

Truss Plant - Tekstiel Str, PAROW INDUSTRIAL Tel: 021 931 5500 Stellenbosch - George Blake Road, Plakenberg STELLENBOSCH Tel: 021 887 6830Somerset West - 91 Victoria Street SOMERSET WEST Tel: 021 851 2660 Vasco (Support Office) - Cnr Halt & Voortrekker Rd, Elsiesrivier, VASCO Tel: 021 592 4119

NORTH WEST: Mafikeng - 32/34 Shoppard Street, MAFIKENG Tel: 018 381 5195 Klerksdorp Cnr Oak Lane & Foundry Street, KLERKSDORP Tel: 018 462 2521NORTHERN CAPE: Kathu - 13 Ian Flemming Road, KATHU Tel: 053 723 2670 Kimberley - 87/93 George Street, KIMBERLEY Tel: 053 833 4214

FREE STATE: Bloemfontein - 5 Mill Street, Hamilton, BLOEMFONTEIN Tel: 051 434 2241 Welkom - 200 Jan Hofmeyer Road, WELKOM Tel: 057 355 2445KWAZULU-NATAL: Empangeni - Cnr 4th & 2nd Str. Kuleka, EMPANGENI RAILS Tel: 035 787 1416

Pinetown - Cnr Qashana Khuzwayo & Henwood Road, PINETOWN Tel: 031 713 7500 Ramsgate - 2039 Cnr Bond & Short Streets, RAMSGATE Tel: 039 314 9775 7500

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www.qualityawnings.co.za

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>> DynamicBedding isthe solesupplier tothe Bed Shop

PHOTO: CANDICE STEYNJapie Smit (Bed Shop manager) delivers beds to customers.

LUXURIOUS yet affordable beds iswhat Louise Abrie,

owner of the Bed Shopaims to provide for customers.

Dynamic Bedding isthe sole supplier to theBed Shop and as itsbeds are designed andproduced to international specifications,the Bed Shop will notcompromise on durability, affordability orquality. With 120 storescountrywide and twofactories in Chamdor,Krugersdorp, “by SouthAfricans, for South Africans” is what DynamicBedding proudlystands by.

The Bed Shop offersbeds to suit all requirements, with three specific ranges – orthopaedic, posture and sleepo’paedic. For the elderly an Orthopaedic Goldor Orthopaedic Premium is available as wellas the pure, naturalbamboo fibre Orthopaedic Supreme.

One of the latest inthe orthopaedic range,is the Orthopaedic Superior Gel which is thefirst in South Africa.With a builtin pillowwith luxurious gelinfused memory foamtopper and gel activation, the OrthopaedicSuperior Gel respondsfaster to pressurepoints.

“We offer a servicethat no other shops offer and we accepttradeins,”saysCarmenSmit, manager of theShelly Beach branch.“Bring in your old bedand we will sell you anew one we truly arethe bed specialists,”says Smit.

Best buysfor beds

WE OFFER A SERVICE THAT NOOTHER SHOPS OFFER, ANDWE ACCEPT TRADEINS

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MONIKA OSBAHRGardening with Monika

PARSLEY — probably the most knownand most widely used herb, originatesfrom the Mediterranean region. It has

been cultivated for over 2000 years, beingused medicinally prior to being consumed asa food. The Romans generally did not eatparsley, but wore it as garlands on theirheads during feasts to ward off intoxication.AtRomanweddings,wreathsofparsleyweregiven to protect against evil spirits.

Full of vitamin K, C and A, folate and iron,parsley is definitively not only to be used asa table garnish. Its volatile oils qualify it asa “chemo protective” food. It has shown toinhibit tumour formation, particularly in the

lungs.Parsley increases the antioxidant capaci

ty of the blood, has anti inflammatory, antiinfective components, and boosts the immune system.

The two most popular types of parsleyare curly and Italian flat parsley, latter beingmore fragrant and less bitter.

Basil — originating from India and tropical parts of Asia, is also a good source of vitamins, magnesium and calcium, and containsnutrients essential for cardio vascularhealth.

In India basil was cherished as an icon ofhospitality, while in Italy it was a symbol of

love.It has detoxifying qualities, helps for mi

graines, coughs, ulcers, tonsillitis, mouth infections, hypertension, palpitations and indigestion.

Basil leaves can be rubbed onto kitchencounter tops to keep flies away and freshenthe air. It can be used as a spray againstaphids, scale, fungus and white fly. Crush abasil leaf and apply to infected bites andstings.

The most widely used is sweet basil,which has a bright and pungent taste.

Bay leaf originates from the Mediterranean region and Southern Europe. It grows to

a 1012m tall tree. Bay leaf was believed toprotect against disease, witchcraft, and thesources of nature; no man will be struck bylightning or be hurt by the devil if he has abay tree near him.

Bat leaf stimulates digestion, enhancesenergy levels and relieves rheumatic achesand pains. — Supplied.

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDSweet basil.

Healing power of herbs>> Herbs, indispensable in the culinary world, have great healing powers too

• To remove the salt deposits that formon clay pots, combine equal parts whitevinegar, rubbing alcohol and water in aspray bottle. Apply the mixture to thepot and scrub with a brush. Let the potdry before you plant anything in it.

• To prevent accumulating dirt un

deryourfingernailswhenworkinginthegarden, draw your nails across a bar ofsoap and you’ll seal the undersides ofthem so dirt can’t collect beneaththem.

• To prevent the line on your stringtrimmer from jamming or breaking,

• If you’ve got aphids get some widesticky tape, wrap around your hand,sticky side out, and pat the leaves ofplants infested with aphids.

• The next time you boil or steamvegetables, don’t pour the water downthe drain, use it to water potted patioplants — you’ll be amazed at how theplants respond.

• Use leftover tea and coffeegroundstoacidifythesoilofacidlovingplants, such as azaleas, rhododendrons, camellias, gardenias and evenblueberries. A sprinkling of about onecentimetre applied once a month willkeepthepHofthesoilontheacidicside.

• Use chamomile tea to control fungus — which often attacks seedlings

suddenly — by adding a drop of tea tothe soil around the base of seedlingsonce a week.

• If you need an instant table for atea service, look no further than yourcollection of clay pots and saucers. Justflip a goodsized pot over, and top it offwith a large saucer. And when you’vehad your share of tea, fill the saucerwith water, and your “table” becomesa birdbath.

• The quickest way to dry herbs is tolay a sheet of newspaper on the seatof your car, arrange the herbs in a singlelayer, then roll up the windows andclose the doors. Your herbs will bequickly dried to perfection, and what’smore, your car will smell great.

PHOTO: SOURCEDThere are many ways to create a stunning summer garden.

Tips for a healthy summer garden

treat with a spray vegetable oil before installing it in the trimmer.

• To create naturalmarkers, write thenames of plants (use apermanent marker) onthe flat faces of stonesof various sizes andplace them at or nearthe base of your plants.

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FEVERhome & gardenhome & garden

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Xcentric Flooring is the sole distributor of Moduleo vinyl tiles (LVT) in KwaZuluNatal. Moduleo vinyl tiles are the only vinyl tiles made in Europe, withall other brands imported from Asia.

Moduleo tiles enhance the elegance and detailof the natural materials. With the characteristics ofwood, Moduleo offers the chance of creating uniquespaces with little hassle.

ModuleoLVTscanchangearoom,includingbathrooms and kitchens, into trendy settings. Offices, hotels or commercial premises are greatly enhancedwith a professional appeal. Moduleo tiles are maintenance free, requiring no cleaning products, just amop and broom will do.

Xcentric Flooring offers Moduleo to developers,architects, tradesman, interior designers, DIY (withbasic instruction) or fully installed.

PHOTO: SOURCEDBefore and after Xcentric Flooring.

Xcentric Flooringoffers Moduleovinyl tiles

ECO Furniture was the winner in the Fastest Growing Incubatee category at the DTIAwards 2013, founded by a South Coast local Peter Haralambous

The Fever features writer spoke to Haralambous and asked him about the company.

>> What prompted the idea for EcoFurniture?

It was Tameron, my wife and businesspartner, who came up with the idea aftershe asked me to make a baby changingtable from discarded wood. It turned outokay, so I made a few more. One thing ledto another and we hired someone to makethe tables in our garage.

>> What is Eco Furniture?Furniture made from wood that is sus

tainable in nature. Either secondhand orreclaimed from houses and buildings or alien or invasive species of timber such assaligna or blackwood, sustainably forrested pine timber all forest stewardship council approved.

>> How long has the business beenrunning?

About three and a half years since thatfirst table.

>> Were you born on the coast?No, I was born in London but lived in

Margate for 20 years>> What school did you attend?In junior school I went to Margate Pri

mary and in high school I went to Maritzburg College in Pietermaritzburg, then Iwent to the University of Cape Town.

>> Do you have carpentry qualifications?

No, but I have learnt a lot from the business incubation centre that we are basedat in Cape Town.

Over two years I have learnt the basicsand more and also been able to train about12 staff in various areas of woodworkingand furniture making.

>> Where do you see the business going in five years?

Hopefully we can sustain the growththat we have already experienced and alsogrow more to be able to employ and empower more people. We would like to export in the next two to three years.

Visit www.ecofurnituredesign.co.za formore information.

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDThe Eco Furniture team.

Eco Furniture wins prestigious award

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BananaramaPULL bananas apart before displaying them in your fruit bowl. If youleave them connected at the stem,they’ll ripen faster and go brownquicker.Flexible vacuumTo suck up hardtoreach rubbish under your fridge, or behind a bookshelf, insert an empty paper towelroll into the end of your vacuumcleaner and bend, or flatten it, tosqueeze into these difficult spots.Fend off weedsInstead of tossing your daily paper inthe bin, use the newspaper as mulchand deter noxious weeds. Simplywet the sheets and put the layersaround your plants and garden beds,covering with soil as you go. Theweeds won’t be able to get throughthe wet newspaper layers.So cheeseyWrap cheese chunks in aluminiumfoil and store in the fridge to keepyour fresher for longer and to keepmould out.

Mozzies be goneIf you have the kind of blood thatattracts mosquitoes then listen. Tokeep the pesky blood suckers at bay,

place a fabric softener dryer sheet inyour pocket. Mosquitoes are repelledby the scent and you’ll smell likesummer breeze all night.

Crispy leftover pizzaTo reheat a pizza so that the base isoutoftheoven crisp, heat your leftover slices in a fry pan on lowmedium heat on the stove until warmand say goodbye to the days of soggy microwave pizza.Reopening envelopesIf you seal an envelope and realiseyou’ve forgotten to include something inside, just place it in thefreezer for an hour or two and voila,the envelope will unseal without atrace.Power of garlicAdd garlic immediately to a recipe ifyou want a subtle taste and towardsthe end to blast it with flavour.Getting rid of antsIt may sound cruel, but if you havean ant problem, desperate times callfor desperate measures. Put smallpiles of polenta where you see antsand they’ll gobble it up, return homeand won’t be able to digest it. Yourant problem (and the ants) willsoon be dead.

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November 8, 2013 South Coast Fever

TILE africa 5x2

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AuctionSale in Execution

NoticeIn the High Courtof South CoastFree State Division,BloemfonteinCase No.: 4142/2012In the matterbetween:The Standard Bankof South Coast

LimitedPlaintiff

andJan George Fourie

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DefendantIn Execution of aJudgment of the FreeState High Court.Bloemfontein in theabovemen t i onedsuite, a sale with/without reserve priceis to take place at theoffice of the Sheriffof the High Court,17A Mgazi Avenue.U m t e n t w e n i ,K w a Z u l u - N a t a lProvince on Tuesdaythe 26th day ofNovember 2013at 10h00 of theund e rmen t i o n edproperty of theDefendant on theconditions to be readout by the Auctioneerat the time of the saleand which conditionsmay be inspectedat the office of theSheriff of the HighCourt. 17A MgaziAvenue.Umtentweni,K w a Z u l u - N a t a lProvince prior to thesale.“Erf 1551 Leisure BayRegistrasie afdelingetK w a Z u l u - N a t a lProvinsieGroot 1 962 (eenduisend negehonderd twee ensestig) vierkantemetergehou KragtensTransportakte Nr T10577/07onderhewig aan dievoorbehoud vanmineraleregte en aan diebeperkings tengunste van theEkubo Eco EstatehomeownersAssociation No.2005/035219/08”A residentiallproperty zoned assuch and consistingof:“A vacant erf”

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NOTICE

KWAZULU-NATAL PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT, 2008:INVITATION TO COMMENT

The Hibiscus Coast Municipality has received an application in terms of item 1(1) ofSchedule 1 of the KwaZulu-Natal Planning and Development Act, 2008 (Act No. 6 of 2008),relating to Portion 1 of Erf 684 Southport for:

The proposed amendment of the Port Shepstone Scheme by the rezoning of the saidproperty from “Tourist Residential 1” to “Special Zone – Tourist Residential”.

The zoning controls contained within the proposed Special Zone are virtually the same aswhat is currently applicable to the site; however the only amendment will be the increasein F.A.R from 0.25 to 0.3 for the purpose of accommodating the existing development onsite. The subject property is located at the corner of Caro Avenue and End Road and is1.36ha in extent.

A copy of the application is available for inspection between 08h00 and 16h00 at theErf 666 Crescent Road, Uvongo, Department of Economic Development, Tourism andPlanning. Comments on the application, which may be submitted by fax, mail, or email,to the Head of Department: Economic Development, Tourism and Planning, Attention:Town Planner, Sithembile Ntozakhe, Tel: 039 – 3159244, Fax: 0865297256, P.O. Box 5, PortShepstone, 4240, [email protected], by no later than 09 December 2013.

A person’s failure to lodge or forward comments in response to this notice shall have theeffect of precluding the person from further participating in the process and taking anyfurther steps, with regard to the application.

SM MBILIMunicipal Manager: Hibiscus Coast MunicipalityDate: 08 November 2013Application no: RZ21/13

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KWAZULU-NATAL PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT, 2008:INVITATION TO COMMENTNotice is hereby given that the Hibiscus Coast Municipality has received an application forthe rezoning and consolidation of Erven 577, 3380, 3486, 458, 2902, 2903, 2906 and 2911-2918 Margate.

The details of the application are as follows:

1. Erf 577 Margate to be rezoned from “Special Residential 2” to “Education”,2. Erven 3380 and 3486 to be rezoned from “Road” to “Education”;3. Erven 577, 3380, 3486, 458, 2902, 2903, 2906 and 2911-2918 Margate to be consolidatedto create Erf 5024 Margate.

The subject properties are located on the corner of School Road and Clifton Road and areutilized for education purposes by Margate Primary School.

A copy of the application and accompanying documents will be available for inspectionat the Municipal Offices, Erf 666 Crescent Road, Uvongo, during normal office hours andanyone with sufficient interest therein may lodge written comments with the MunicipalManager for Attention: Letitia Bense, Town Planner, P.O. Box 5, Port Shepstone, 4240,Tel: 039-3159244, Fax 086-5297256, [email protected] by no later than 09December 2013.

Please note that amendments have been made to the application as published on 10February 2012, Municipal Notice 049/2012 and therefore new comments are required inresponse to this notice as previous comments would not be carried forward.

A persons failure so to lodge or forward comments in response to this notice, shall havethe effect of precluding the person from further participating in the process, and takingany further steps, with regard to the application.

SM MBILIMunicipal Manager: Hibiscus Coast MunicipalityDate: 08 November 2013Application Number: RZ 22/2013

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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 thenotice to tender. Tenders that are submitted late, incomplete, unsigned or by facsimile,electronically or not completed in black ink will be rejected and not accepted for furtherevaluation. Tenders submitted shall remain valid for a period of 90 days.

NB: Members or Directors of Companies or Service Providers who are state employeesare not allowed to bid or quote.

SM MBILI HIBISCUS COAST MUNICIPALITYMUNICIPAL MANAGER P.O.BOX 5

PORT SHEPSTONE4240

THE SUPPLY AND INSTALLATION OF 1 MVA ELECTRICAL SUPPLY TO JUSTICE PARKNEW DEVELOPMENT IN THE HIBISCUS COAST MUNICIPALITY AREA

Tenders are hereby invited for the works included in tender for the Supply and Installationof 1 MVA Electrical supply to Justice Park New Development Project in Hibiscus CoastMunicipality. Only Bidders who are registered with the Construction Industry DevelopmentBoard (CIDB) with a classification grading of a 3 EP or higher, are eligible to submit a tenderand will be considered for an award.

Tender documents may be obtained from Hibiscus Coast Municipality, Department ofHuman Settlements and Infrastructure at 1 Protea Road, Marburg from Friday, 08 November2013 (office hours 07h30 until 16h00), upon payment of a non-refundable cash payment ofR 304.83 (VAT inclusive) for each document.

Tender documents will only be issued on a receipt obtained from a cashier. Please takenote that there are no cashiers at the Marburg Offices. Cashiers are at the Old Post OfficeBuilding at the corner of Wooley and Robinson Street, Port Shepstone.

A compulsory Clarification Meeting will be held at Hibiscus Coast Municipality, Departmentof HumanSettlements and Infrastructure, 1 Protea Road,Marburg on Tuesday, 12November2013 at 10h00. The meeting will be followed by a site visit from Memorial Substation toJustice Park site.

NOTE: TENDER DOCUMENTS WILL NOT BE ISSUED AT THE CLARIFICATION MEETING.

Completed tender documents in a sealed envelope, clearly marked “Tender No 8/2/1403– Supply and Installation of 1 MVA Electrical supply to Justice Park New Development inHibiscus Coast Municipality” must be deposited in the tender box at the Municipal officesat 10 Connor Street, Port Shepstone, no later than 12h00 on 22 November 2013, thereafterall tenders will be opened in public.

All technical enquiries are to be directed to Peter Van Der Hoek of BFBA Consultants viaemail- [email protected] and contact number 039 315 0061.

The procedure for evaluation of responsive tender offers will be a Method 4 evaluation:Financial Offer, Preferences and Functionality. Evaluation of tenders will be done in twostages. Firstly, eligibility and quality (functionality) will be assessed; whereafter tenderswith a minimum of 60 points will be evaluated using the 90/10 preference point system.The Preferential Procurement Policy Framework Act, 2000 (Act No 5 of 2000) applies to thistender.

Total Score or Points for Functionality

Criteria

Resources:1. Indicate the tools and equipment relevant to the scope of works.2. Indicate your team staffs that are Key personnel with the followingCompetency: Wireman’s licence registered with Department of Labour as anartisan and have authorisation of Medium Voltage Switching & Experience.3. Indicate your team structure

Quality:1. Compliance with Construction Regulations and OHS(Occupation of Health and Safety) Act.2. Compliance with COID(Compensation for Occupational Injury and Diseases) Act.3. Compliance with ORHVS and have atleast one personnel withauthorisation for this Act.

Previous Experience and Workload:1. Experience of the 3 last projects you have done that are similar to therequired scope of works, with any of the Municipality.2. Indicate projects that are of similar nature, that are currently underconstruction by your contractor.3. Indicate projects that you have tendered for and awaiting for adjudicationNB: all the above points must have the following:- Project name, location,project value and description & dates.

Construction Programme:1. Indicate in the programme, that the contractor is able complete the projectwithin the allowed time frames given by the engineer.(This programme must include cash flow projections)

Total Possible Points

Points

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30

30

10

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KWAZULU NATAL PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT, 2008 (ACT NO. 06 OF 2008):PUBLIC NOTICEThe Hibiscus Coast Municipality has received an application in terms of item 1(1) ofSchedule 1 of the KwaZulu Natal Planning and Development Act, 2008 (Act No. 06 of 2008)for the development of land outside the area of a scheme in respect of KwaXolo RuralHousing Project.The subject property upon which the development area is to be established is a part of theRemainder of Alfred Native Location No. 4, Farm No. 15845 and also a part of Remainderof Patwa’s Location No. 4 Farm No. 4054 which portions of land are presently registeredunder the Ingonyama Trust Board. The subject properties fall within KwaXolo TraditionalAuthority Area, which includes the total extent of Wards 5, 7, 9 and portions of Ward 8 and29 of the Hibiscus Coast Municipality.A copy of the application and its accompanying documents will be open for inspectionby interested members of the public at the offices of the Department of EconomicDevelopment, Tourism and Planning between 07H30 and 16h00, situated at the Erf 666Crescent Road, Uvongo. Comments may be lodged via fax, mail or email to the Head ofDepartment: Economic Development, Tourism and Planning, Attention: Sifiso Zondo,Manager: Town Planning, Tel: 039-315 9218 Fax: 086-216 0831, PO Box 5, Port Shepstone4240, [email protected], by no later than 08 December 2013.A person’s failure to lodge or forward comments in response to the notice may disqualifythe person from further participating in the process.

ISAZISO: 290 ka 2013UMTHETHO WOKUHLELWA NOKUTHUTHUKISA WANGO 2008 (PLANNING ANDDEVELOPMENT ACT. 06 OF 2008): ISAZISO SOMPHAKATHIUmphakathi uyaziswa ngokomthetho I Planning and Development Act, yango 2008 ukuthikunesicelo esifakiwe kuMkhandlu I Hibiscus Coast Municipality sokuthuthukisa umhlabaongaphandle kwendawo ehleliwe ngokwamadolobha (scheme) ngenjongo yokuthuthukisaingxenye yendawo engaphansi Kwesizwe sakwaXolo ngezindlu. Loluhlelo lubizwa ngeKwaXolo Rural Housing Project. Isicelo sihlongoza ukuba umkhandlu I Hibiscus CoastMunicipality inike imvume yokuba kwakhiwe izindlu kulendawo. Ngokuklanywa kwayoezincwandini zobunini bayo (title deeds), lendawo ibizwa nge “Remainder of Alfredlocation No. 4, Farm No. 15845” kanye nengxenye ye “Remainder of Patwa’s Location No.4 Farm No. 4054”Ikhophi yesiphakamiso sesichibiyelo iyotholakala kulabo abafuna ukuyihlola emahhovisiomkhandlu aku nombolo 666 Umgwaqo u-Crescent endaweni yaseVungu ngezikhathizomsebenzi. Nanoma ubani onentshisekelo angabhala aphikise noma abeke umbonowakhe ayithumele ehhovisi likaMphathi kaMasipala ayiqondise ku Sifiso Zondo, kuP.O. Box 5, Port Shepstone, 4240 noma asebenzise ucingo kunombolo 039-315 9218,eyesikhahlamezi 086-216 0831, okanye kwikheli [email protected] ngaphambikomhlaka - 08 December 2013.Lowo muntu ongazange abeke imibono yakhe ngaphambi kwezi - 08 zika December 2013kungenzeka angabe esakwazi ukubuye abambe iqhaza, okanye athathe ezinye izinyathelolapho kuqhutshekwa nalesi sicelo.

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Port Shepstone4240


NOTICE

KWAZULU NATAL PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT, 2008 (ACT NO. 06 OF 2008):PUBLIC NOTICE

The Hibiscus Coast Municipality has received an application in terms of item 1(1) ofSchedule 1 of the KwaZulu Natal Planning and Development Act, 2008 (Act No. 06 of 2008)for the development of land outside the area of a scheme in respect of KwaMadlala RuralHousing Project.The subject property upon which the development area is to be established is theAlexandra Native Location No.5, Farm No. 16461and is presently registered underthe Ingonyama Trust Board. The subject property falls within KwaMadlala TraditionalAuthority Area and it includes the total extent of Wards 14 and a small portion of ward 15of the Hibiscus Coast Municipality.A copy of the application and its accompanying documents will be open for inspectionby interested members of the public at the offices of the Department: EconomicDevelopment, Tourism and Planning between 07H30 and 16h00, situated at the Erf 666Crescent Road, Uvongo. Comments may be lodged via fax, mail or email to the Head ofDepartment: Economic Development, Tourism and Planning, Attention: Sifiso Zondo,Manager: Town Planning, Tel: 039-315 9218 Fax: 086-216 0831, PO Box 5, Port Shepstone,4240, [email protected], by no later than 08 December 2013.A person’s failure to lodge or forward comments in response to the notice may disqualifythe person from further participating in the process.

ISAZISO: 288 ka 2013UMTHETHO WOKUHLELWA NOKUTHUTHUKISA WANGO 2008 (PLANNING ANDDEVELOPMENT ACT. 06 OF 2008): ISAZISO SOMPHAKATHIUmphakathi uyaziswa ngokomthetho I Planning and Development Act, yango 2008 ukuthikunesicelo esifakiwe kuMkhandlu I Hibiscus Coast Municipality sokuthuthukisa umhlabaongaphandle kwendawo ehleliwe ngokwamadolobha (scheme) ngenjongo yokuthuthukisaingxenye yendawo engaphansi Kwesizwe sakwaMadlala ngezindlu. Loluhlelo lubizwa ngeKwaMadlala Rural Housing Project. Isicelo sihlongoza ukuba umkhandlu I Hibiscus CoastMunicipality inike imvume yokuba kwakhiwe izindlu kulendawo. Ngokuklanywa kwayoezincwandini zobunini bayo (title deeds), lendawo ibizwa nge Alexandra Native LocationNo.5 Farm No. 16461.Ikhophi yesiphakamiso sesichibiyelo iyotholakala kulabo abafuna ukuyihlola emahhovisiomkhandlu aku nombolo 666 Umgwaqo u-Crescent endaweni yaseVungu ngezikhathizomsebenzi. Nanoma ubani onentshisekelo angabhala aphikise noma abeke umbonowakhe ayithumele ehhovisi likaMphathi kaMasipala ayiqondise ku Sifiso Zondo, kuP.O. Box 5, Port Shepstone, 4240 noma asebenzise ucingo kunombolo 039-315 9218,eyesikhahlamezi 086-216 0831, okanye kwikheli [email protected] ngaphambikomhlaka - 08 December 2013.Lowo muntu ongazange abeke imibono yakhe ngaphambi kwezi - 08 zika December 2013kungenzeka angabe esakwazi ukubuye abambe iqhaza, okanye athathe ezinye izinyathelolapho kuqhutshekwa nalesi sicelo.

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Yzelle Greyling and Celia Versterwon the women’s competition.

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDEmmanuel Mseleku (left) and Wellington Mkhize receive the Sheppie Classic trophy from John Beekman.


THE South Coast Bass Association (SCBA) will hostthe second annual Port Edward Bass Classic on private farm dams this weekend.

Last year’s inaugural classic was met with suchgreat enthusiasm that the SCBA have decided tocontinue with the initiative in an effort to boost bassfishing on the South Coast. SCBA chairman ManusErasmus said: “It was a great concern last year thatthe sport of bass fishing was in decline so we at SCBAdecided to host the PE Bass Classic and it turned outbeing a popular attraction. We are trying to involvefamilies but at the same time make anglers awareof fishing with artificial lure and of course, catch andrelease as preservation of bass.”

Erasmus added the fact that anglers are spoiltfor choice with numerous private dams is one of themajor draw cards of the competition. “The privatefarm dams are a big attraction for anglers becauseof these dams not being fished so often. They therefore make for exciting fishing.”

This year’s winning prize is a Pisces Predator kickboat. Other great prizes that will be up for grabs inthe men’s, women’s and junior categories includeholidays, fishing rods and reels and watches. Therewill also be a R500 cash pay out to the lucky anglerwho catches a fish that was tagged in a recent SCBAfishoff during the twoday classic as well as lots oflucky draws and raffles to be won.

The captain’s briefing will be held at the Port Edward Marlin SkiBoat Club on Friday at 6pm. Fishing on artificial lures only will start on Saturday at5am until 5pm and from 5am to 12pm on Sunday,with weigh masters set to weigh fish at each damto ensure that bass are returned live.

Entry fee is R80 for seniors and R60 juniors andno team entries will be accepted. To enter, contactErasmus on 0834120960, 0728785721 or [email protected]

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDKoos Bronkhorst fishing on a Pisces Predatorkick boat, the prize for the biggest bass atthe Port Edward Bass Classic this weekend.

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“TheLakeElandMilecommitteeisvery happy with the growth in theevent from 2012 to 2013. It certainlyhad a bigger, better andmore year in2013.

“Not only were the numbers ofswimevententriesandvisitorsupbutalso the number of sponsors of thisyear’s event. These were three-foldup on the same figures of 2012,” saidLakeElandMileco-ordinatorSaman-tha Botha.

Theweather played along and theday progressed smoothly. Prize-giv-ing was conducted after each eventand thewinner of the pre-entry prize

for a holiday of five days for four peo-ple at Lake Eland Game Reserve wasKelly Crous, sister of Olympic swim-mer Charl Crous.

Olympic swimmer Troyden Prins-loo successfully defended his mile,3000mand 500m titles and alsowonthe team event along with Seagullsteammates Brandon Murray andDayreOdendaal.ClariceandCarmenLe Roux, meanwhile, were the starwomen’s swimmers.

Claricewon themile aheadofCar-men, who was second overall andwon the girls’ 13-15-year category,while Carmenwon the 3000maheadof Clarice, who won the women’sopencategorybuthadtosettleforsec-ond overall.

The top school trophywaswon byAmanzimtotiHighSchoolandthe topswimming club trophy was awardedto Seagulls Swimming Club.

No less than 36 spot prizes to thevalue of R7 000 was handed out anddue to increased local support, cashandprizesthatwereupforgrabsover33 categories totaled R62 000.

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Local helicopter pilot Dean Riley,whosponsoredthe flights for the tele-vision crew for aerial footage, madean appearance during the main mileswim and his expertisewith the han-dlingof thehelicopterwasenjoyedbyall.

“From the Margate SwimmingClub and Lake ElandMile committeewe would like to thank Dean for hishelp; the sponsoring of such a com-

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PHOTO: CANDICE STEYNSwimmers set off at the start of the Lake Eland Mile on Sunday.

PHOTO: CANDICE STEYNThe men’s 1629year mile podium consisted of (from left) Dayre Odendaal,Olympic swimmer Troyden Prinsloo and Brandon Murray. Congratulating thetrio is Miss South Africa Toned Bikini 2012, Rianne Hall.

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Back with a bang>> ‘Big Fish’ clinches Southern KwaZuluNatal Open upon return from back injury


GAVINSole of Southbroommadeatriumphantreturnfrominjuryashewon the36-holeSouthern

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Sole played little golf leading up tothe tournament as he recovered froma slipped disk in his back but lookedlike he hadn’t skipped a beat as he hitthe ground running at Selborne.

He cardeda first-round71and sec-ond-round 69 to add a second South-ern KwaZulu-Natal Open title to hisrésumé on 140, five ahead of hisformer provincial teammate BryceBibby,GregMcKayandRubenCoetzer.

“It seems the older I get, the luckierI become,” the veteran told the Fever.“Iwent inwithnota lot of expectationsand played quite nicely. When you’rerelaxed, things seem to fall into place.I had a good attitude all day and itworked out quite nicely.”

Sole creditedhisputting - andmak-ing use of a long putter - as the key tohis victory. “Because ofmy back beingsore, I was experimenting with differ-ent putters. I was putting with a longputter,butwith itbeingbannedfor twoyears Iwasn’t tookeen togo thatdirec-tion. I tried it on the putting green justbefore the tournament and went backtooldhabits,soIwentwithitandputt-ed really well.”

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SOUTHERN KwaZulu-Natal surf-ers put on solid performances inthe KwaZulu-Natal Champion-

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Under-17 boys’ final; Shane Sykes didenoughinthisdecidertotakethespoilsahead of runner-up DevonWhiteheadand Scottburgh’s JJ Harris.

Warner Beach standout ChanelleBothahadtosettle for thirdplaceintheUnder-17 girls’ final as Teal Hogg tooktop honours. Namesakes Jade MetsandJadeStoryweresecondandfourthrespectively.

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Southportsurfer ByranWigmoreplaced thirdin the Under20 men’s final at theKwaZuluNatal Championships inDurban onSunday.PHOTO:SUPPLIED

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Dylan Gouws ofPort Edward had tobe content withfourth place in the

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IT was a massive weekend for Blow Out Bodyboarding Club as their 2013 champions were decided anda new chairman elected.

Bodyboarders were greeted by perfect fourtosixfoot surf at St Michaels on Sunday for the fifthand final contest of the year and the riders were eagerto end the year on a high. Kerwyn Laas (pro), RaynerVenter (men’s), Georgi McKeone (ladies), Dune Barker (dropknee),SeanWilson(juniors) andLuciano Ovidi (boys) were the respective division winners on theday. However, the real news was the crowning of the2013 champions based on their performances in thefiveclubcontestsheldthisseason.BrendonvanRooyen was the standout performer of the year and wonboth the pro and dropknee titles. “It was a really goodyear for me. I’m stoked to win pro and DK and hopenext year is even better for me as well as the contestscene,” said the 29yearold Ramsgate rider.

Ryan Steyn and McKeone were crowned men’sand ladies’ champions respectively, Adriaan Duvenage was without peer in the juniors division, Ovidiwon the boys’ title and Cody Hill was acknowledgedas the Development Rider of the Year.

The club also held their annual general meetingwhere Wesley Coetzee was appointed new chairman.Outgoing president Van Rooyen said: “I would like tocongratulate Wesley Coetzee as he will be taking overthe chairman position from myself as I feel the younger generation need to get involved more. He will behelped by the new vicechairman, Luciano Ovidi.”

Van Rooyen also thanked sponsors Hurricane Surf,Rip Curl, Maniac Bodyboarding Products, Monster Energy Drinks and Mxndog Surf Wear for their support.SUNDAY’S RESULTS:PRO: 1st Kerwyn Laas, 2nd Wesley Coetzee, 3rd Brendon van Rooyen, 4th Brett Seaton.MEN’S: 1st Rayner Venter, 2nd Dune Barker, 3rd RyanSteyn, 4th Kerwyn Laas.LADIES: 1st Georgi McKeone.DROPKNEE: 1st Dune Barker, 2nd Brendon vanRooyen.JUNIORS: 1st Sean Wilson, 2nd Mickey Gomez, 3rdCody Hill, 4th Adrian Duvenage.BOYS: 1st Luciano Ovidi, 2nd Alex Nutt, 3rd MarcusGraham, 4th JP Mayer.YEAREND RESULTS:PRO: 1st Brendon van Rooyen, 2nd Wesley Coetzee,3rd Kerwyn Laas, 4th Brett Seaton.MEN’S: 1st Ryan Steyn, 2nd Rayner Venter, 3rd DaneKlusener, 4th Dune Barker.LADIES: 1st Georgi McKeone, 2nd Ciska de Beer.DROPKNEE: 1st Brendon van Rooyen, 2nd DaneKlusener, 3rd Dune Barker, 4th Alex Nutt.JUNIORS: 1st Adrian Duvenage, 2nd Wesley Coetzee,3rd Mickey Gomez, 4th Michael Mynhardt.BOYS: 1st Luciano Ovidi, 2nd Alex Nutt, 3rd MarcusGraham, 4th Cody Hill.DEVELOPMENT: 1st Cody Hill, 2nd Bodene Swart,3rd Keegan Cooper, 4th Sbu Shunga.

Blow Out bodyboarders (back,from left) RyanSteyn, Cody Hill,Luciano Ovidi,Georgi McKeone,Dune Barker,Sean Wilson,Wesley Coetzee,Mickey Gomez,Brendon vanRooyen, BrettSeaton, (front,from left) AdrianDuvenage, Marcus Graham andAlex Nuttfollowing Sunday’s contest atSt Michaels.PHOTO:RIAAN NUTT

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