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A BUSINESSMAN livinginJohannesburgisbaf-fled and furious at the

Ugu District Municipality’sbilling system.

André Meyburgh receiveda final letter of demand to theamount of R20 178.17 for awater bill on a vacant plot inUvongo which he bought sev-en years ago.

This was the first time hehad received a bill for thepropertywhichhesayshasnowater connections.

Meyburg said he alsoownedahouseadjacent to thevacant stand for which he re-ceives and pays bills for everymonth.

Thequestionis,whywouldhe be billed for water on a va-cant plot?

“I received the letter on 28October and nearly had heartfailuresinceIhaveneverbeensummonedforanydebt.Ithenasked my assistant to makecontactwiththerightperson,”he said.

After numerous attempts,Meyburgh contacted the rele-vant person, but was still notsatisfiedwith the response hereceived.

He saidafterhavingagoodlookat thestatement,hegath-ered that the totalamountdueappeared to be R25 662.61and not R20 178.87.

“Thecharges seemtocom-mence on 30 November 2010inrespectofwaterandsanita-tion connection fees. Thesecharges suggest that waterand sanitation facilities wereallegedly installed in Novem-ber 2010, which I never re-quested,” he said.

“For peace ofmind I askedmy property manager to con-ductaphysical inspectionandwas told that there were nowater and sanitation installa-tions present,” he added.

In an e-mail addressed toThulile Mzelemu of Ugu Dis-trict Municipality, Meyburghrequested the following infor-mation— the basis of assess-ing him for service installa-tions which do not exist, rea-sons why he never receivedanyaccounts,only the letteroffinal demand, and confirma-tion thatno legalactionwillbetaken unless, and until, thefacts were clarified.

Mzelemu replied: “Thankyou for your received e-mail,kindlybeadvisedthatwehavebeen sending statements to asimilaraddressasisshownon

your statement, water andsanitation availability chargewere charged on an vacantstandthatcanbeconnectedtoour water and sanitation re-ticulation lines. As from todate we never received backanycorrespondedasreturnedmail from post office, and asmunicipalitywethoughallde-tails were correct hence nowyouhave receivedour letterofdemand. Kindly do paymentarrangementtobringyourac-count down.” (Verbatim.)

TheFever forwardedthee-mail correspondence to UguMunicipality spokespersonSipho Khuzwayo for com-ment.

“The municipality chargeswater rates as per themunici-pal by-laws in all vacantstands where there is availa-bility of services.

“It is the onus of the cus-tomer to update contact de-tails inordertoenablethemu-nicipality to communicate ef-fectively.”

Khuzwayo said the ac-count holder was advised tosee the municipal credit con-troller to make arrangementsto settle the debt.

Hedidnot comment on thequeries brought forward byMeyburgh.

GINISILE NDOVELA>>news1@feveronline.co.za

WORKING well together and com­municating is key to success. Thiswas the consensus between rate­payers and Ugu as stakeholdersgathered at the Margate Hotel onTuesdayfortheUguDistrictMunici­pality Stakeholder Public Partici­pation Business breakfast.

The Ugu District MunicipalityCouncil Speaker Sithembiso Celeacknowledged the participation ofratepayers in the integrated devel­opment plan (IDP), so that theneeds of people could be effective­ly communicated, and ultimately,service delivery enhanced.

Cele said that he was pleasedthat ratepayer associationsshowed interest in the IDP.

Cele indicated that the coastalbelt has infrastructure that needsmaintenance and said that infra­structure needs to be extended toinland areas which have previouslybeen neglected. He said they would

therefore be happy to see ratepay­ers and resident associations incor­porating inland residents.

“We can work well togetherwith ratepayers and resident asso­ciations to extend infrastructure in­land and in rural areas to improvethe lives of the people there. I wantto point that out emphatically. Aspeople who are born inland, we un­derstand the challenges there, sowe want their integration when itcomes to service delivery. IDP fo­rum representatives are very im­portant for engaging with the mu­nicipality on what people need andreport to their communities on gov­ernment service delivery pro­grammes,” he said.

The KZN South Coast Ratepay­ers’ and Residents’ Association(KZNRRA) chairperson, ProfessorOlliverRansomesaidtheywelcomenon­ratepayers to the associationbecause they [the KZNRRA] are aratepayer and resident associationworking to improve the lives of peo­ple.

PHOTO: GINISILE NDOVELAThe KZN South CoastRatepayers’ and Residents’Association chairpersonProfessor Olliver Ransome.

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CONSTRUCTIONofa low-costhousingdevel-opment in Merlewood has been on hold formore a year, but the Hibiscus Coast Munici-pality (HCM) says it is in the process of ap-pointinganewcontractortocompletethejob.

WardCouncillorAjithRajaramsaidhehadasked HCM for feedback on numerous occa-sions, but none had been forthcoming untilthis Fever story.

“This project shouldhavebeen completedby now. However, the contractor has beenawarded another tender in Masinenge with-out first completing this project,” he said.

Hesaid thiswasunfair topeoplewhowerewaiting for a house and asked why the con-tractor was given another job if the first onewas not completed. HCM spokesperson Si-mon Soboyisa confirmed that both construc-tions were a joint venture with two contrac-tors.He said the companieshadbeenaward-ed the Masinenge project “a long time ago”.

“Themunicipality is in theprocessof final-

ising the termination process with the jointventure and has already served the relevantnotice,” said Soboyisa. “As soon as the termi-nation process is finalised, a capable serviceprovider will be approved,” he said.

He added that the project is achievable in15months,whichwill includetheinstallationof infrastructure and construction of 40-square-metre houses. To date, 68 houseshave been built.

“There is no specific project waiting list,but the municipality has over 14 000 peopleonitshousingdatabasewhohaveregistered,”said Soboyisa. The MEC for Human Settle-ments KZN approved the construction on 15December 2010.

The implementation agreement was con-cluded on 12 May 2011, however the con-struction was delayed as the approval of theengineering plans took time. The approvedproject value is R20 594 471 for the 235 low-incomehouses. Todate themunicipality esti-mates that work already done is aroundR2 275 162, but is still awaiting technicalsupportingdocumentsfromthejointventure.

PHOTO: CANDYCE KRISHNAThe Hibiscus Coast Municipality is appointinga new contractor to complete the low­costhousing project in Merlewood.

Housing project sees another delay

CANDYCE KRISHNA>>news2@feveronline.co.za

THE Hibiscus Coast Municipality said it viewedthe condition of Watterson Street, Marburg in avery serious light.

“Theheadofdepartmentofcommunityservic-eswill take it uponhimself to visit and investigatethis matter,” said HCM spokesperson SimonSoboyisa. Soboyisa was responding to a mediaquery toHCM lastweek. The storywas publishedin the Fever on 15 November. Ward CouncillorAjithRajaramhadbrought issuessuchasdecom-posing garbage, the operation of an illegal me-chanicalbusinessandthreehomelesspeoplewholive under a billboard, to light.

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The Munster community, under the guidance of

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CANDYCE KRISHNA>>news2@feveronline.co.za

A HOLIDAYMAKER is outraged that a sewage spillhas gone unattended for more than a week.

Alta Oosthuizen, who was visiting CasuarinaDrive in Hibberdene, said the spill appeared to becoming from one of the buildings in the same street.

“I called Ugu several times and was told thatsomeone will be sent out,” she said.

“However, a week passed and nobody turned up.I then decided to call the newspapers,” said Oosthui­zen.

She said the sewage has flowed into the nearbylagoon and the stench is unbearable.

Sipho Khuzwayo, spokesperson for Ugu DistrictMunicipality said an environmental health practi­tioner will conduct an inspection and said the areawill be cleaned in a day.

“This case was never reported and since it hasnow been brought to our attention, we will deal withit accordingly,” said Khuzwayo.

“The Ugu Park Rynie offices have a dedicated of­ficial that deals with health and environmental is­sues in the area. The public is encouraged to reportsuch cases directly to the municipality,” he added.

A permanent solution is still needed.

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDSewage trickles down a path into a lagoonin Casuarina Drive in Hibberdene.

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GINISILE NDOVELA>>news1@feveronline.co.za

A PROGRESSIVE Professionals Structure

has been formed on the South Coast towork as patriots behind governmentprosperity and growth.

This body was launched at a function

at Stages Restaurant last Friday evening.The structure consists of profession­

als from various disciplines or specialisa­tions and will work and share informa­tion towards shaping the progress of theUgu district, the province and the countryto realise its developmental potential.

The event was attended by the Hibis­cus Coast Municipality Mayor CynthiaMqwebu and the KwaZulu­Natal De­partment of Health MEC Dr SbongiseniDhlomo who gave it their blessing.

LEFT: At the launch are the KZN MECfor Health Dr Sbongiseni Dhlomo and

Ugu District Municipality senior managerof mayoralty and communications Sipho

Khuzwayo. RIGHT: The new ProgressiveProfessionals Structure team.

PHOTO: KHANYISO SEYISI

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THEseniormanagerofCom-munications and Market-ingfortheSouthAfricanSo-

cial Security Agency (Sassa) inKwaZulu-Natal, Vusumuzi Ma-haye acknowledged that theGamalakhe Sassa office has en-countered challenges on its visitsto the Bhomela Thusong Centreon Mondays.

He apologised to people whowaited in vain for Sassa service.

Mayaye was responding to lastweek’s Fever article in whichBhomela and Nyandezulu resi-dents said they are desperate forgovernment social grant services,and have not been helped for fiveweeks after being told to go to theBhomelaThusongCentreonMon-days to get service.

“The Gamalakhe local [Sassa]office is currently working on aprojectwhichwas launchedbytheMEC of Social Development inKZN,WeziweThusi,whenshevis-itedKwaXolo,Ward29onSunday,20 October. Officials visited

schools in the area to identify chil-dren in need of assistance, takingapplication forms and deliveringschool uniforms to schools,” said

lenge the office faces is that it re-liesononevehicletoconductdailyoperations. The vehicle is cur-rently being used for the [MEC]project and the office does nothave enough staff to go to theBhomela Thusong Centre,” saidMahaye.

He said as soon as Sassa man-agement became aware of the

challenges, a decisionwas agreedupon that the Bhomela ThusongCentre must not be neglected.

“It is against this backdrop thatour services will [take place] fromMonday, 2 December at theBhomela Thusong Centre. We ex-tend our apologies to our clientswho have been adversely affectedby this situation,” said Mahaye.

PHOTO: GINISILE NDOVELABhomela and Nyandezulu residents wait desperately for Sassa service.

Mahaye.He confirmed that

Bhomela residentshave had no help forfive weeks.

“The biggest chal-

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A64-YEAR-OLDOsloBeachmanbraved a robber and shothim in the legafter confrontinghim inhishomeonMonday.The man died at the scene.

However, the victimhad to first put up a fight as the rob-ber attacked him with a broken bottle.

“Thesuspectwasshotandkilledwhenheallegedlybrokeinto a house and attacked the 64-year-old homeowner at10.45am,” said police spokesperson Captain Vincent Pan-darum.

The man, who is believed to be in his thirties, allegedlybroke into a house in Rifle Road in Oslo Beach, getting inthrough the roof.

“The owner of the house had gone to the garage whenhewasconfrontedbythesuspect.Thehomeownerwastak-en to hospital with cuts and lacerations,” said Pandarum.

Charges of attempted murder and housebreaking havebeen registered for investigation.

A statement from the homeowner could not be obtainedas he was taken to hospital for attention.

The victim’s identity has beenwithheld for security pur-poses.

Man braves robber, shoots him

CANDYCE KRISHNA>>news2@feveronline.co.za

A PENSIONER, who trusted two women and let them ontohis property last Friday, regretted doing so moments later.

The women told Moonsamy Polliah (77) of Short StreetinMarburg, that theywanted tohavea lookat the outbuild-ing which was available to rent.

Speaking to the Fever on his behalf, his daughter Jennysaid amanhad been close bywaiting for her father to openthe gate.

“When he opened the gate, the man followed them andordered my father into the house,” said Jenny.

She said they sprayed tear gas in her father’s face andeyes, tied his hands and blindfolded him, then put a hardobject to his head and demanded to know where the safewas. It is not known whether it was a weapon.

“Myfathertoldthemthatwedonotownasafe.Theythenransacked the house,” she said.

Jenny’s father said he remained calm during the inci-dent. However, after about 15minutes, and because every-thingwasquiet, hemanaged to freehimself andphonedhisdaughter at work.

ThePortShepstoneSAPSwerenotifiedby twoof Jenny’scolleagues, 30 minutes apart. However, a patrol van onlyturned up about an hour after the incident.

The staff in the radio control room asked both callers

numerous questions pertinent to the incident.“Whydotheyhave toasksomanyquestionsbeforeavan

canbesent?Someonecouldbedyinginthemeantime,”saidJenny.

Jenny’s father said the robbers fled with money, a hair-dryer, make-up and cleaning detergents.

Police spokesperson Captain Vincent Pandarum con-firmed the incident.

“The Port Shepstone SAPSdetectives are investigating acase of house robbery. Radio control protocol requires thatstaff ask these questions to gather as much information aspossible when logging a complaint,” he said.

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDThree people tied up a man and ransacked his house inShort Street, Marburg last Friday.

Pensioner tied, gagged and robbed

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Dear Fever,I’M not sure if you watched

Carte Blanch about the Cop Jack-ers,butplease,getacopyof theof-ficial Road Traffic ManagementCorporation and Justice ProjectSouth Africa protocol for Feverreaderstofollowintheeventofbe-ingsummonedtopulloverbyave-hicle fitted with blue lights.

Please note that this protocolhas been endorsed by the variousSAPS and Traffic Policing units,andtheyareawareoftheprotocol.

Advise your family and em-ployees to do the following fivesimple steps exactly in this order:

>> slow down to 40km/h;>> turn your hazard lights on;>> dothe“followme”handsig-

nal;>> call 10111; and>> drive to the closest place of

safety (note: do not drive to a pri-vate residence).

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What to do in event of‘BLUE LIGHTS’

THE Oslo Beach Community Forum willmeet on Wednesday, 27 November. Thiswill be the last meeting of the year. Wemeet at Suid­Natal Primary at 6pm. Theward councillor and SAPS will be in attend­ance for you to air your concerns to. Youmust take information about items thatneed to be attended in your street to themeeting. We want to collate this informa­tion and hand it to the ward councillor andSAPS. — Supplied.

VIP meeting

THE Flame Lily Foundation (in-corporating theRhodesiaAssoci-ationofSouthAfrica)isholdingits30th annual Rhodie Golf Day attheAmanzimtotiCountryClubonSunday24Novemberfollowedbya parachute display.

Therewill thenbeabraaiwithmusic by Graham Boyle and Spi-der Murch. The proceeds of thegolf day will go towards support-ing Rhodesian pensioners.

The braai will start at about2pm,directlyafter thegolf.Therewill be a certain amount of braaipacks for sale, and sadza, gravyand salads will be available.

Therearestillhavea fewspac-es open for a four-ball.

For further information andcateringpurposes,pleasecontactJill de Beer on 039 976 1028 or083 449 8422 or edebeer@iafrica.com

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ONSunday, 24November, at 6.30amBirdlife Trogons will visit GeraldBuhr’s Farm in Paddock.

MeetatPaddockServiceStationontheN2and takechairs, breakfast andapackedlunch(nobraai thisvisit).Allare welcome.

Outings may be cancelled due toweather so check www.birdlifetrogons.blogspot.com or phone EricKokbefore settingoff. For furtherde-tailsordirectionsandfor lift-sharing,phone Kok on 039 695 0573 or072 751 0686.

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Trogonsbirding inPaddock

WAS it really necessary to report onthe outfit DaveMiddletonwore to hislast court appearance? It was not asif he was attending a fashion show.

SMS:MiddletonWHYhavewekilledtheUmzimku-

lu River?By not allowing boating and

otherrecreationalsportontheriv-er to keep the river alive, we haveended up with a silted-up riverthat nobody can use. Sad.

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Killing the Umzimkulu River

OUR lead story this week is very frustratingand makes no sense. How can a person becharged R25 000 for water on their vacantplot of land that doesn’t have a water con­nection? How Ugu can justify this is beyondbelief.

The person in question is a Johannes­burg man who is not about to just coughup. He will take this matter further, andgood luck to him. We are watching to seethe outcome of this.

See the follow­up to the Fever’s storyon the shocking condition of Marburgwhich we brought to our readers’ attentionlast week. Thankfully HCM have said itviews the condition of Watterson Street ina “serious light,” and will be doing some­thing about it. Why did it have to fall ondeaf ears for so long and reach the mediabefore something was done?

Read about the enraged holidaymakerwho had to endure a sewage spill for aweek, and who phoned Ugu for a week ask­ing that something be done.

Eventually this person contacted theFever in desperation when his pleas fell ondeaf ears, and when a reporter phoned Uguwe were told the matter had not been re­ported, but would be dealt with immedi­ately.

The Fever does not set out to portrayUgu in a negative light, but how can weavoid it when we are approached by peoplein situations like these?

People are notbeing heard

November 22, 2013

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9LETTERS TO THE EDITOR must be received by no later than Monday 4pm. Letters and e­mails should be addressed to The Editor ande­mailed to editor@feveronline.co.za faxed to 039 682 4819 or posted to PO Box 23, Port Shepstone. Letters should not be longer than350 words. While pseudonyms are allowed, writers must still include their full names and contact details (which will not be published)or letters will not be printed. The Editor reserves the right to not run letters or to alter letters so they are legible.

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Dear Fever,I AM a pupil at a local high school and I have an

intense passion for hockey. This year I had the oppor­tunity, along with two of my fellow Ugu district resi­dents, to play hockey for the U14 girls’ KZN hockeyteam.

The majority of the girls in the team were fromin and around Durban where they have access to play­ing on astro turf every other day, thus they had anadvantage.

However, the fact that three Ugu players madethe provincial team is testament to the talentedhockey players we have on the South Coast. Moreplayers could have the same opportunity if they had

access to an astro turf. The talent that could be honedand unearthed could be talent that could grow hock­ey, not only on the South Coast, but also on a provin­cialandnationalstage.WecouldhavefutureOlympicgold medalists in our midst.

Therefore I appeal to the community who havethe means, to stand up and help us grow our talentand help make our dreams become a reality by help­ing to fund an astro turf in the Ugu district.

To get in contact with me find us on Facebookat www.facebook.com/AstroInTheUguDistrict or e­mail me on fezeka6nzama@gmail.com

Hockey madMargate

HELP USrealise dreams of astro turf

Dear Fever,THE festive season is looming, bringing

with it thepromiseofabonusor13thchequefor many South Africans in formal employ-ment. But, before you count on having thatcash in your holiday budget, make sure it isguaranteed to you under your terms of em-ployment as stated in your contract, saysBenjy Porter, chief executive officer at Legal& Tax.

He says that with many South Africancompanies battling to be profitable in a tighteconomy,employeescanno longer take theirbonuses for granted unless they are specifi-cally entitled to a 13th cheque.

“Just because you received a bonus lastyear, doesn’t necessarily mean you will getonethisyearorthat itwillbeas largeasitwasin earlier years,” says Porter.

How do organisations determine whether topay bonuses and how big these should be?Your employerwill usually look at twomajorfactors,dependingonyouremploymentcon-tract:>>Your performanceYourbossmightlookatyourperformanceap-praisalorwhetheryouhavemet targetssuchasasalestargettodecidewhetheryoushouldget a bonus.>> The organisation’s performanceThe company’smanagement teammay lookat howwell your branch, department, or theorganisationasawholehasperformedtode-cidehowmuchyourbonusshouldbe.Forex-ample, managers might look at whether in-come or production targets were met.“So, to increase your chances of getting agood bonus, you must know your delivera-bles and key performance areas, and ofcourse work hard to achieve and exceedthem,” says Porter.What rules must the company follow in de­ciding whether to grant bonuses?No employee has a right to a bonus underSouth African labour law, unless it is statedin your employment contract says Porter.How should you spend your bonus?“WithSouthAfrica’scultureofeasycreditandconsumerism, many South Africans blowtheirbonusonaTV,giftsforthefamilyorahol-iday,” says Porter. “By all means, treat your-self,butalsosavemostofyourbonustoservicedebt, especially if it is high interest debt like apersonalbankloanortopayforexpensessuchasschoolfeesandclothesthataredueinJanu-ary. Ifyougetridof interest-bearingdebtnow,you’ll be in better financial shape to enjoy theholidays in years to come.”

FormoreinformationonLegal&Tax,visitht tp://www.legalandtax.co.za or e-mail in-fo@le galandtax.co.za

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Don’t takeyear­end bonusfor granted

THE Cesar’s Way team needs you to help raise fundsfor Cat’s Cradle at Harmony Hills Pet Shelter by pur­chasing a PAWsome Cesar’s Way 2014 Hero Dogscalendar sponsored by Cresta.

The calendar are R120 each (excluding postage)and 100% of these funds will be donated to localanimal welfare.

The calendar features 12 of the rescue dogs thathave been featured in Cesar’s Way magazine.

All of the dogs featured have all found their fur­ever homes after being previously abused andabandoned.

The calendar is available nationwide by con­tacting claudia@cesarsway.co.za or visit our web­site www.caninezone.co.za for more information.

Please consider these calendars as Christmasgifts because the more we sell, the more funds wewill be able to donate to helping rescue animals indistress. — Supplied.

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Ivy Diya (left) and GailBotes in traditional outfitsmade by Diya, took a flightdown the coast incelebration of Ivy’s 50thbirthday. It was Ivy's firsttime flying. She said shewould think about it tillthe day she dies. The flightwas made possible thanksto Wessel Worst and hisPiper Cherokee.PHOTO: SUPPLIED

Realising her dream of flying

Dear Fever,AT my wits end, since I own cats and dogs, which

have been doing some scratching and horrors, of hor­rors, having found a flea in my bed I did some researchwhich I thought I would share with readers. The con­stant threat of fleas is more pronounced at the coastthan inland and many coastal pet owners may findthemselves at a loss when it comes to fighting whatoften seems to be an uphill battle against thesehome invaders.

The reason for the unwavering activities of fleasat the coast can be contributed to a number of fac­tors including higher rainfall, humidity levels andtemperatures throughout the year, dense coastalshrub and the presence of beach sand, creating theperfect haven for fleas to operate all year round.

Fleas very rarely jump from one pet to another,as is often thought. Instead they are “picked up” frominfested flea environments and hosts. Vervet mon­keys and other wildlife in the dense coastal vegeta­tion are excellent hosts. The infested host may leaveflea eggs behind, which eventually hatch only to seekout a new breeding ground — the family pet.

The hazards caused by fleas can be detrimentalto both to pets and pet owners, often resulting in:>>hair loss in dogs and cats due to intense itchingand scratching caused by the flea infestation;>> flea allergy dermatitis — an unpleasant skin con­dition caused by an allergy to the flea’s saliva;>> tapeworm — a harmful parasite found in thesmall intestine of dogs; and>> anaemia in young dogs and cats due to the largeamount of blood loss caused by the blood­suckingparasites.Families who live on the coast with their pets spendmore time outdoors making it important to be onthe lookout, and must treat for fleas on a continuousbasis.Helpful hints for effective tick and flea prevention>>be aware of signs that could indicate a flea prob­lem,forexample, ifthey’rescratchingmorethanusu­al;>> regularly check your pets for fleas and ticks;>> check by running a flea comb through your pet’scoat, making sure the comb touches the skin, or placea white paper towel beneath your pet and rub yourhands across its fur. If black specks gather on thecomb or fall on the paper towel, it may be flea dirt;>>keep your pets’ environment clean. Vacuum fre­quentlywhereyourpetsliketolounge,especiallycar­pets and soft coverings and don’t forget the insideof your car;>> regularly wash your pets’ beds, blankets, toysand other soft items in 60°C water; and>> prevention is better than cure the female fleacan lay up to 46 eggs a day and these will hatch with­in one to 10 days.ThisinformationcamefromFrontline.Ithentriedtheproduct, which is apparently used in 150 countries.Just one pipette of Frontline® Plus applied only onceevery four weeks provides effective protectionagainst fleas and ticks. It is available from your vet,and it works.

Miranda WicksUmtentweni

Controlling yourpet’s fleas

BlizzardNgqobe is aMargate hip­hop artist whohas been toNigeria with hiscollaborativework.PHOTO:SUPPLIED

Dear Doctor Nash, I need total confidentiality, and I know that I can relyon you. I have checked. I am married and we have two children, butsex for me was always, and still is, something I am not interested in.I push my husband away. I just want to get it over with. I know why,but what can I do about it? I found out earlier this year. All I knewwasthat there was an “incident” when I was young. My sister told me thatour father had been intimate with us when I was eight years old andthat it hadgoneon for some time.NowI feel that I needadivorce. Iwanttogetawayfromintimacywithaman.ButIamtornbetweenmychildrenandmyhusbandandmyfeelings. I feel thatIcannotcontinueinmymar-riage, but what about my children? What about my husband who hasbeen loving, but who cannot understand my attitude to kissing and tointimacy inbed?Pleaserespectmyneedforanonymity.Helpmeplease.Thank you. “Guilty Mother”.

Dear Tortured Soul, I will not call you a G.M. because you are not.Whathappenedwasnotunderyourcontrol.Todealwiththisisnotgoingtobeeasyandwillcall fora lotofcourageonyourpart. Ihavehadsimilarcases before inmy practice, and it can only be solvedwith honesty andlove. Youneed to consult a good clinical psychologist, someone you cantrust and work with. Then you need to bring in your husband. He hasa right to know, and if he loves you and your children hewill be a greatstrength. Thenweworkwith the both of you. It is so necessary that youbothconquerthisproblem,becauseifnot,thenyourattitudeandactionswill affect your children. Successwill changeyourwhole life fromguiltyfeelings to love, affection and trust. Believe me. You can do it.

Can’t control my temper at homeDear Doctor Nash, I ammarried and we have a four- month-old child,butwearenot happy.My temper is gettingworseby theday. I amneverangry at work, but at home it is bad. In the past few months I havesmashed awindow, have several times packedmybags and left, but 10minutes later I turn around and back home. We are both jealous overeachother’s past. She tellsme that Imakeher feel insecure, but shehasahistoryofoverlappingrelationships.Afterwegottogethershehadsev-eral contacts with her ex. She is so jealous. If she phonesme and I onlyanswer after four rings she wants to know who and what I am doing.I have to battle to control my temper. Honestly she is like a poodle thatwill not stop barking. One of our problems is that I do go out to the puband sit and brood. I know I am handling this in the wrong way. I liketowatchsport,soathomeandshemoansIgotothepubandthentroublelater. What do I do now? Harry.

Dear Harry,Areyououtofyoureverlovingmind?Justreadyourletterto me again. You have a temper because from your point of view yourwife is not putting up with your pub and sport, which means you arenot talking or showing an interest in her. Somaybe she is over posses-sive,evenjealous,butthenmaybeshelovesyouandyouarenotshowingmuchaffection.Andthenyouwalkout, leavewithyourbagpacked,andthen you turn around, go home and expect a loving wife. That is aftersmashingawindowor two.Whynot try a little attention, a little conver-sation, even, heaven help us, a little love? Give to your wife a lot moreattention and interest and I think your temper may well improve andyourpubvisitswill not beaboneof contention.Give it a try.Yourpoodlemay well become a loving Labrador.

Want to get away fromintimacy with a man

CANDYCE KRISHNA>>news2@feveronline.co.za

HOWdoeswinningyourshareofpriz-es to the value of R60 000 sound?

Well, you can at the Shelly Beach Li-ons’ Club and Builders ExpressChristmas in November event.What’s more you will be supportingcharity at the same time.

The event takes place at BuildersExpressatSouthcoastMall onThurs-day, 28 September from 6pm.

Tickets cost R50 and proceeds goto the numerous charities which theclub supports. Supporters are alsoencouraged to take small Christmasgift which children’s charities willbenefit from.

“It is primarily a fundraiser forShelly Beach Lions Club, but offers

great value to the public with prizesto the value of R60 000 up for grabsin draws, competitions and supplierpromotions,” saidMarkBrewitt, clubsecretaryandpublic relationsofficer.

Also on the exciting competitionline-up is a one-minute trolley dash,one-minute challenge and a busi-

nesscard draw. “Ticket holders willbeeligiblefor10%storediscountuntilSunday, 1 December,” said Brewitt.

Themainprizeisastate-of-the-artgas braai. Tickets available throughShellyBeachLions. Inquiries:Paulon082 553 4745 or Charles on083 601 1424.

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LOCAL artist “Blizzard”Siyamcela Ngqobe fromExtension 3 in Margate

continues to grow internation-ally. Blizzard told theFever thathehasbeen involved inhip-hopsince 2003.

“I won the best MC on theSouth Coast in a national com-petition named ‘I love hip-hoptour’. I was nominated at the

Original Material Awards 2011forbestnewcomeroftheyear.In2013 I was nominated for thebest rapper of the year andbestMC of the year awards. In 2012I was featured in one of the big-gest hip-hopmagazines inAfri-ca—Hype—forthetopfivebestnewcomer’s delight. I haveshared the stage with the Sam-ma, Satma and Metro awardnominee, Zakwe,” he said.

He said an artist managerfromNigeria,whohadheardhis

musicinNigeriaandsawhimonHype magazine, phoned him.

“He was doing a single for aNigerian artist andwantedme,on behalf of South Africa, to befeaturedon it alongsideamoviemaker from the United States.Once the song was out, withinfive days it received 12 900downloads andhas been on thetop fiveonmost of the radio sta-tionsinNigeria.Plansofamusicvideo are in motion,” said Bliz-zard.

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JUST prior to my departure to the WorldTravel Market in London, I attended theSports and Events Tourism Exchange inDurban at which a number of revealing as­pects to events based tourism came to thefore.

Firstly in South Africa, our major metro­politan areas such as Durban, Johannes­burg and Cape Town are going hell forleather for what I could term licensed hall­mark events which involves complex bidsand often rights payments which can beaccommodated within the expansivebudgets these urban areas enjoy.

Being a non­metropolitan destinationarea, we at Ugu South Coast Tourism haveto be fully aware of prudent fiscal consider­ations when it comes to events and our ap­proach is to source events that have a large

participatory component without exces­sive rights outlays.

Thus far, the Africa Bike Week falls into“rights based” category and thankfully thedirect and indirect spend during this eventmerits the financial commitment we andthe Hibiscus Coast Municipality lends tothis iconic event. This type of commitmentis validated, but we have to be realistic interms of how many similar events we cancommit to.

I have always been sold on the principlethat “50% of something is better than100% of nothing” and I am convinced thatthere are a massive number of events outthere that do not require rights paymentsyet bring in the visitor numbers, associatedpublicity and of course, the valued tourismspend.

For this reason, we will be looking close­ly at domestic events that may be ad hocor even permanent so while the big citiescompete for the large pieces of the prover­bial pie, we will strive to secure participatorevents particularly during our off peak sea­sons.

Already we have been (along with ourlocal Umtamvuna area committee) suc­cessful in securing the Expedition Africa500 km Adventure Race to begin and endat Port Edward in May 2014. This event willhave 40 teams from South Africa andabroad and will lock in substantialprint and electronic media exposure and atminimal cost in terms of budgetsupport.

In the United States for example, manyof the progressive tourism agencies have

adopted the principle that local event pro­moters should derive the financial benefitfrom the events they present.

This local ownership by individuals, as­sociations, charities, area committees andcommunity organisations is in my opinionthe way we should approach our eventing.Naturally we would be at the forefront inassisting these initiatives as long as theirevents translate into visitors from fartherafield and publicity for our destination.Who would have thought that the private­ly presented Sani 2 Sea that finishes atScottburgh would be the success it istoday.

Going forward, we will be undertakingstrategic efforts towards securing eventssuch as conferences (especially now thatCemAir has a service to Margate), ocean

events, golf tournaments, adventure andendurance sports and artistic and culturaloccasions.

Already we have been discussing eventprospects with various sports and leisurebodies to expand our events calendar andshould our efforts be successful, I believethat the larger South Coast will establishitself as a significant event destination inthe years ahead.

We offer value for money and have abroad selection of hosting venues that canaccommodate multiple events. All weneed to do is work collectively towards anevents­ orientated tourism paradigm thatoffsets the high measure of reliance on ourpeak holiday seasons.

Have an eventful and busy start to ourmajor holiday period in our paradise.

Events are the way to go

TOURISM 360JUSTIN MACKRORY: CEO SOUTH COAST TOURISM

Business and Tablerssupport charity

BUCO Ramsgate recently sponsored the Re-hoboth Children’s Village with R16 000 worthofbuildingsuppliesandRoundTablePortShep-

stone matched it.“Rehobothdoesafantasticjobcaringformanychil-

dreninneed.Wewantedtogivesomethingbacktothecommunityandthiswasanobvious fit.Theywillhaveaccess to our product range and we look forward tosupporting their ongoing expansion projects,” saidJeremy Smith, Buco Ramsgate branch manager.

Round Table Port Shepstone has supported Re-hobothChildren’sVillagenumerous times in thepast.

“Wedecided tomatchBuco’scontributionbecauseweknow that an investment inRehoboth is an invest-ment in the future of the children of our community,”said Riaan Kruger, chairman of Round Table PortShepstone.

After receiving the chequeAlfonsvanderGalienofRehoboth said the centre is continuously expandingas the demand from the community is always grow-ing.

“This support is hugely appreciated. Thank you somuch,”he said. Seemoreatwww.Sheppie83.co.zaorwww.facebook.com/Sheppie83 — Supplied.

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Go­ahead for centre>> ‘Contractor is on site and its completion will be the end of May 2014’

GINISILE NDOVELA>>news1@feveronline.co.za

THE construction of OshabeniService Centre is to continueafter community leaders met

themunicipality over the issue of thesite onwhich the centre is to be built.

It isallegedthattheprojectwasputonholdandthecontractor left thesiteafter reports that a familywas claim-ing to be owner of the land.

The family apparently challengedthe use of the land for the OshabeniServiceCentre someyearsback.Thiscame about after the local traditionalleaderhadgiven thego-ahead for theconstruction. Other allegations werethat the construction could notprogress because the municipalityhad not adequately budgeted for theproject, andasa result the contractordidnothaveenoughmoneytocontin-ue and pay for labour.

During the construction early lastyear, it was reported that the labourforce downed tools and marched in

theOshabenistreetsdemandingpay-ment, which brought construction toa standstill.

Last week Hibiscus Coast Munici-pality Mayor Cynthia Mqwebu re-

ported to the Oshabeni communityduring the two clustermayoral imbi-zosat thePortShepstoneCivicCentrethat construction of their centre willcontinue as a new contractor has

been appointed.“The contractor is on site and its

completion will be the end of May2014,” said Mqwebu. She said thecentre has been budgeted for at

R1 662 194. Council SpeakerRonnieNair thanked Inkosi ZiwenguLushaba for having diligent andwisepeoplewhodiscussedtheprojectwiththe municipality.

The construc­tion of theOshabeniServiceCentre is togo ahead af­ter landissues wereresolved.PHOTO:GINISILENDOVELA

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SOUTHCITY swimmer Denita­Sue Pieterse hasbeen selected as the SuperSport Let’s PlaySouth Coast Fever Star for the Month of No­vember.

At just 14 years of age, Pieterse boasts alaundry list of swimming achievements and isalso a gifted athlete and talented hockey play­er. It’s in the water, however, where she’s at herbest and with provincial and national experi­ence, Pieterse is eyeing the 2016 Rio Olympics,where she hopes to represent South Africa inthe 100m and 200m breaststroke.

The rising star has been recruited by theAmerican College Connection to swim andstudy in America on a 100% bursary and willbe training in America after she graduates in2016 to further her swimming career and gether degree.

A back­to­back winner of the Laurel Swim­ming award, she brought home a gold medalin the 50m breaststroke and bronze in the100m breaststroke in last year’s South AfricanAge Group Swimming Championships at KingsPark in Durban and has continued to excel thisyear.

Pieterse represented Southcity at the Kwa­Zulu­Natal Midlands High School Champion­ships, winning two bronze medals in thebreaststroke events, and cleaned up at theSouth African Age Group Swimming Champi­onships in Kimberley, winning gold in the 50mbreaststroke, gold in the 200m breaststroke,silver in the 100m breaststroke and bronze inthe 200m freestyle.

From there, she placed as first reserve in the200m breaststroke semi­finals in the SouthAfrican Senior Short Course Championships inPietermaritzburg and improved on her 100mbreaststoke and 50m breaststroke times.

The 2013 swimming and junior athleticsVictrix Ludorum most recently set her first

Kings Park record when she won gold in the50m breaststroke at the Beavers WinterChampionships in record­breaking fashion.She also won silver in the 50m freestyle, silverin the 200m breaststroke and bronze in the100m breaststroke.

Pieterse’s been selected for the KwaZulu­Natal Midlands team for the past three years,achieved KwaZulu­Natal biathlon colours twoyears in a row and represented KwaZulu­Natalat the South African Biathlon Championshipsin 2011 and 2012. She also received junior hock­ey colours and was the athletics age group win­ner as well as the junior girls’ track winner.

Pieterse completes a field of 19 regionalwinners who will be up for the SuperSport Let’sPlay Fever KwaZulu­Natal Star of the Yearaward at Kings Park next Thursday, 28 Novem­ber.

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDSuperSport Let’s Play South Coast Fe­ver Star for the Month of NovemberDenita­Sue Pieterse with some of themedals she’s won this year.

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Burry StanderBike Park opening>> South Coast legend’s legacy to live on

QUINTIN VAN JAARSVELD>>sports@feveronline.co.za

MOUNTAIN BIKING great BurryStander’s legacy will live onwith the establishment of the

Burry Stander Bike Park.The park will be situated on the

Stander family farm in Umtentweni,where Stander’s love of mountain bik­ing and legendary career was born, andwill be unofficially opened and availa­ble to the public on Saturday, 14 De­cember at 9am.

“The park is very much in line withthe Burry Stander Foundation’s aim topromote cycling safety. By having thepark on our farm, cyclists will havegreater peace of mind and families willbe able to enjoy a fun­filled day to­gether,” said Burry’s mom, Mandie.

All levels of mountain bikers will becatered for with the park boasting Bur­ry’s XC course, where the Olympianspent many hours training, and a shortbeginners’ course, while outrides willbe held on roads surrounding the farm.It will be compulsory for a rider to signan indemnity form and buy a numberboard for a once­off fee of R50 unlessa rider loses his or her number board.Entry fee per vehicle per day will beR50.

Mandie added that the park willnot be exclusive to mountain bikers,

with runners and walkers welcome aswell as families who just want to enjoya refreshment and snack at the coffeeshop or have fun in the children’s playarea.

On Friday, 3 January 2014, there willbe a memorial service at the park at5pm, which will be open to the publicto attend. Coffee and tea will be servedwith the Stander family asking thosewho will be attending the service tobring a candle.

The park will be officially openedon Saturday, 4 January 2014 at 9amwith a 30km memorial ride (R75 perperson). No pre­entries will be requiredand registration, at the park, will startat 6.30am. “The family thought it

would be nice to remember Burry on aspecial ride from the farm where hegrew up and started his love for moun­tain biking,” said Mandie. A 5km kid­dies’ ride (R30 per person) will start at9.15am and will be followed by a me­morial walk (R20 per person) aroundBurry’s XC course at 9.30am. For moreinformation, contact Mandie at0794937499 or Roxanne at0824404666.Address: Bali Hai Farm, St Faiths Road,UmtentweniDirections: Take the Umtentweni/StFaiths Road off­ramp from the N2.Proceed inland on St Faiths Road for3km. Turn right off the tar road and leftinto the Burry Stander Bike Park.

PHOTO: ZOON CRONJÉ / ZCMC.CO.ZAThe Burry Stander Bike Park will be unofficially opened in Umtent­weni on Saturday, 14 December.

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NANXA izichazamazwi zesiNgisi zilichazangezindlela ezahlukene igama elithi ‘patriot-ism’,ngizitholazilichazangokuthi lisho:“Uku-thanda nokuzinikela ezweni lakini”.

Ngizitshela ukuthi uma ngithanda izwelakithi, iNingizimu Afrika, kufanele ngizamekonke okusemandleni ukuthi ngibambe iq-haza ekulithuthukiseni.

Ngizitshelaukuthiumauthuthukisaizwela-kini, awakuwazi ukushiyangaphandleabantuabayiminsinsi yokuzimilela kuyona.

Siyazi-keukuthi lezi zinxushunxushuebez-ikhungethe iNingizimuAfrikaeminyakeniem-iningiedlule,nezisekhonakwezinyeizindawo,zidalwa ngabantu abasho ngomlomo ukuthibayayithanda iNingizimu Afrika nokuthi ban-gayifela nokuyifela, kodwa izenzo zabo zibezisho okunye.

Izizwe eziningi zangaphandle kweNingiz-imu Afrika zihlale zibangisana ngokuzozinzakuleli, hhayi zithanda iNingizimu Afrika,kodwa zithanda ingcebo yakhona.

Umcebo waseNingizimu Afrika uhlangani-sa nabantu bakhona, akuwona umcebo ombi-wa ezimayini kuphela.

INingizimu Afrika, phakathi kokuningi, iz-ishaya isifuba ngokuba namaqhawe afananoDkt Nelson Rohlihlahla Mandela.

Akekho ongaphika ukuthi leli qhawe linge-linye lalawo anyakazise umhlaba wonke.Akekho ongaphika futhi leli qhawe liyohlale

likhunjulwa, lihlonishwa kuze kuthi AMEN.Angaphika othandayo ngoba yilungelo la-

khe lelo. Yingakho incwadi ethi:“Long Walk To Freedom” yaphela ngokup-

hazima kweso emva kokushicilelwa, yaze ya-hunyushelwa nakwezinye izilimi.

Udinga ukwethulelwa isigqoko uDkt D.B.Z.Ntuli owayihumushela olimini lwesiZulu uku-ze umlando waleli qhawe ufinyelele nakulaboabangaluqondisisi olwendlovukazi yamaNgi-si.

Osekudida abaningi manje, okusempeleniokucasula abaningi kuhlangene nombhaliwaloludaba,ukuthiumasonke thinabaseNin-gizimuAfrikasithisiyalithandaizwelethufuthisingalifela njengaye uMadiba, yini edala uku-thi uma sekwenziwa ifilimu yebhayisikobhongempilo yakhe, kulandwe abalingisi ban-gaphandle.

Yingoba bengekho abalingisi bakuleliabebe ngaqokelwa ukudlala indawo yakhe?Noma wukubabukela phansi? Kumbewuthando lwemali?

Sikholwa wukuthi bakhona baningi. Umakuthiwa-ke bekufuneka abasezingeni eliphe-zulu abaziwa emhlabeni wonke, inganikwasayena uDkt Mandela waziwa umhlabawonke kodwa ungowokuzalwa kuleli.

Yisimo saseNingizimu Afrika esimkhu-phule sambeka ezingeni lokuhlonishwa umh-laba wonke.

Yini ebingavimbaukuthi kuqokweumlingi-si obezoqeqeshwa aze afike kulelo zinga elid-ingekayo?

Noma singebona abehluleli, sibona sen-gathi abakhiqizi befilimu i ‘LongWalkToFree-dom’ badudulwe wuthando lwemalinokubukela phansi abalingisi baseNingizimuAfrikangokulandau-IdrisElbanoNaomieHar-risukuthibazodlala indawokaMadibanoWin-nie Mandela.

Asikholwaukuthiyi ‘patriotism’ Kazianga-landwa yini umlingisi waseNingizimu Afrikaukuthi ayolingisa uDrMartin Luther King wo-dumo lwe ‘I have a dream.’

Yingoba engekhoobengadlala indawokaMandela kuleli?

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UMnuz Senzele ‘S.J.’ Mhlungu (77), ongo-munye wosondonzima abahlonishwayo kwe-zamabhizinisi kuleli, nowake wabamba iq-haza elikhulu kwezombusazwe, utshele iFE-VER ngeledlule imvakashele esitolo sakheiSiyakha Build It eBallito enyakatho yeTheku,ukuthi kunezizumbulu ezingaphezulu kuka-R26millionezilindeleabanikazi,angaziukuthiuzobathola kuphi.

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Njengosihlalowenkampani,uMnuzMhlun-gu uthe imali yamasheya yasetshalwa emab-hizinisini amaningi ehlukene enza inzuzookuyiyonaleelokhuikhulenjaloebhange.Uthewonke umuntu onolwazi nobufakazi bokuthiabazali bakhe babe wathengile amasheyakwaKhulani Holdings Ltd., kufanele ashayeleucingoenombolweniethi031-5693700.Uthe:“Ayikho into edlulaukwethembekaumaugadeimali yabantu, ngoba uma uyisebenzisela iz-idingozakho,uNkulunkuluukushayangoswa-zi olubuhlungu. Kanti uma uthembekile, uqot-ho, uhlonipha, ibhizinisi uliphatha ngobuch-wepheshe, uthuthukisa abantungakwezomnotho, uNkulunkulu ukubusisangezinto eziningi.” Uthe uzibeke phansi ngon-yaka odlule izintambo zokuba ngusihlaloweKhulani, njengoba manje esegxile emab-hizinisi omndeni okuthuthukisa iz-ingqalazizinda okuhlanganisa ezobunjiniyela,ezokwakhanokukhiqizaizimpahlazokwakha.Usanda kuthenga isitolokazi sezimpahlazokwakha iBuild It, eseBallito enyakathoyeThekunegatsha layo eliseParkRynie enigiz-imu yeKwaZulu-Natal.

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GINISILE NDOVELA>>news1@feveronline.co.za

IKOMIDI lezokuThuthukiswa koMnotho nezokuVa­kasha leSishayamthethosaKwaZulu Natal belihlangene namalungu om­phakathi eHholo ledolobha e­uVongo ngasePortShepstone eningizimu yesifundazwe ngoLwesine.UMnuz Zibuse Mlaba ongusihlalo waleli komidi uthebameme bonke abantu basePort Shepstone ukubabathamele isigcawu sokulalelwa komphakathimayelana noMthethosivivinywa weziZindaEzikhethekile zoMnotho. Uthe:”U Mthethosiviv­inywaweziZindaEzikhethekilezoMnothouhlinzeke­la ukuqanjwa, ukukhuthazwa, ukuthuthukiswa,ukusebebenza nokuphathwa kwezizinda ezikheth­ekile zomnotho KwaZulu Natal. Lo Mthethosiviv­inywa uqhuba uhlinzekele ukusungulwa, ukuqokwakwamalungu nokusebenza kweBhodi Lokweluleka.Unikeza uNgqongqoshe kazwelonke amandla oku­sungula iBhodi Lokweluleka., ukulawula ukuseben­za, ukukhishwa, ukumishwa, ukuhoxiswa nokud­luliselwa kwezimvume zabaqhubi bezizindaezikhethekile zomnotho,” kusho okaMlaba. Eqhubauthe uma sebeqedile ukulalela imibono yabantu be­zolubuyisela ePhalamende laKwaZulu Natal udabaloloMthethosisekelo ukuze luxoxwe futhi kanti umasebevumelene ngawo bazobe sebewudlulisaloMthethosivivinywa uye kwi National Council ofProvinces (NCOP) noma emkhandlwini kaZwelonkeweziFunda zezwe ngaphambi kokuthi nawo lom­khandlu uwudlulisele ePhalamendelikaZwelonkeukuze uxoxwebese kuvunyel­wana ngawongaphambikokuthiumengameliawusayine.

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you believe you’re worthless and that noone else will want you, you’re less likely toleave. Insults, name­calling, shaming, andpublic put­downs are all weapons of abusedesigned to erode your self­esteem andmake you feel powerless.• Isolation – in order to increase your depend­ence on him or her, an abusive partner will cutyou off from the outside world. He or she maykeep you from seeing family or friends, or even

prevent you from going to work or school. Youmay have to ask permission to do anything, goanywhere, or see anyone.• Threats – abusers commonly use threatsto keep their partners from leaving or toscare them into dropping charges. Yourabuser may threaten to hurt or kill you,your children, other family members, oreven pets. He or she may also threaten tocommit suicide, file false charges against

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prevent you from going to work or school. Youmay have to ask permission to do anything, goanywhere, or see anyone.• Threats – abusers commonly use threatsto keep their partners from leaving or toscare them into dropping charges. Yourabuser may threaten to hurt or kill you,your children, other family members, oreven pets. He or she may also threaten tocommit suicide, file false charges against

you, or report you to child services.• Intimidation – your abuser may use a va­riety of intimidation tactics designed to scareyou into submission. Such tactics includemaking threatening looks or gestures, smash­ing things in front of you, destroying property,hurting your pets, or putting weapons on dis­play. The clear message is that if you don’tobey, there will be violent consequences.• Denial and blame – abusers are good

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November 22, 2013

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A shell collector will find shellsfrom the Indo­Pacific group and fromthe more temperate southern coastgroup.

The finest miniature Pink Ladyshells can be found on Shelly Beachwhere there is a reef about 1500 me­tres out to sea. This reef is popularwith scuba divers.

There is a submerged reef, theProtea Banks, seven kilometres out tosea, which is also very popular as itteems with fish. The beach has sharknets and is patrolled by lifeguardsduring school holidays.

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>> Protea Banks isthe pride of the area

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>> La Femme Beauty Spa recently won the Best of South Coast award

CHANTEL Mentz first openedLa Femme Beauty Spa in1995 at 986 Burns Road in

Shelly Beach.Mentz is trained in a variety of

beauty treatments recognisedand certified by internationalstandards. Most of her knowledgewas acquired while training over­seas and through the many differ­ent experiences she encountered,but always believes Africa is herhome.

Mentz is always happy to offeradvice to clients to help them withtheirbeautyroutinesthattheycanmaintain easily. Mentz’s mother,Helen van der Walt, is the forcethat drives the spa. Van der Waltis passionate about people andenjoys interacting with clients.

The newest member of the LaFemme Beauty Spa team is NicolaReid. Trained by both internation­al (ITEC) and South African

says Mentz.“La Femme Beauty Spa re­

cently won the Best of SouthCoast award — this is the third year

we have won it, and I dedicate theaward to my staff and my loyalclients,” says Mentz.

— Candice Steyn

PHOTO: CANDICE STEYNNicole Reid shows the new range of Mama Mio beauty products.

PHOTO: CANDICE STEYNLa Femme Beauty Spa in Shelly Beach.

(SAAHSP) standardsand her previous workat the day spa in PortEdward, Reid hasknowledge in manybeauty treatments.

The Mama Miorange is a new selectionof beauty productsavailable at the spa.The range offers a bodyshaper cream, moistur­iser, tummy rub andcleansers, to name afew. The range was cre­ated to help women ofall ages with any skintype.

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Digital Office Solutions goes green>> Recirculation is one of the most effective forms of environmental impact reduction

WITH more than 50 years of combinedexperience in the office automation industry,Dordie Posthumus and Debbie Turner joined

forces and opened Digital Office Solutions at 22 TheSentinal, Marine Drive, Shelly Beach, and the busi­ness has grown from strength to strength under the

guidance of these two.“Our dedication and focus on customer satisfac­

tion helped build our small company into a placewhere we have serviced more than 200 machines inonly 22 months. Some of our satisfied customers in­clude Wild Coast Sun, Eskom, NPC, African Bank,Sanlam, Rhino Cash & Carry and Sadtu,” says Turner

As an authorised Ricoh dealer it offers a fullrange of Ricoh office equipment including photocopi­ers, printers, paper fax machines and multifunctionoffice machines. Service technicians travel far andwide to service their products with the routes ex­tending to Umkomaas, Lusikisiki and inland areas asfar as Matatiele and Ixopo.

Digital Office Solutons recently established itsown brand of paper created and branded after thename Ricoh. Another new innovation that it hasevolved with is the GreenLine machines which areend­of­initial­life machines remanufactured for asecond term producing 40% fewer carbon emissionsover their lifetime. GreenLine products have a sub­stantially smaller carbon footprint than new prod­ucts.

Constantly moving towards the green evolutionand striving to become more eco­friendly, Digital Of­fice Solutions invest in resource recirculation and be­lieve reusing a product not only extends the usabilityof the product but also gives a higher return on theenergy spent creating it, and says recirculation is oneof the most effective forms of environmental impactreduction. — Candice Steyn.

Debbie Turner and Dordie Posthumus make of­fice automation easier.

PHOTO: CANDICE STEYN

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FEATURES

23>> Gates are available inbronze, white or beige andcome standard with high­quality wheels.

THE Win­dovertshow­

room at 1001Marine Drive,Shelly Beachhas a vastrange of Dura­dor securitygates that aredurable, butrefined andwill blend inwith all décor.

Duradorsecurity gateshave no un­sightly rivetsand the struc­tural alumini­um won’t rust,making Dura­dor perfect forthe coast. Thegates have amulti­pointlocking systemwith one cen­tral key pointand four auto­matic gatelocks for extrasecurity.

The gatesare availablein bronze,white or beigeand comestandard withhigh­qualitywheels.

Windovertalso boasts aselection ofblinds, awn­ings, alumini­um patio awn­ings and car­ports and alsoinstalls re­tractable secu­rity barriers,folding doors,insect screens,garage doorsand motors.

Windoverthas branchesfrom Port Ed­ward to Scott­burgh and in­land, includingKokstad,Lusikisiki,Flagstaff andBizana.

— CandiceSteyn.

Durador security gates are as tough as they arebeautiful and this top quality range is availableat Windovert in Shelly Beach.PHOTO: SUPPLIED

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Prices subject to change with market indicators

Contact 039 315 7098 / 083 575 4991Shop 4, Deja Vu Boulevard Centre (Next to Fish Inn)

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Shelly Beach ATTRACTIONS>> Shelly Beach is renowned for its surf fishing and boasts the largest ski­boat base between Durban and East London

SHELLY Beach is renowned for its su­perb rock and surf fishing and boaststhe largest ski­boat base between

Durban and East London. It also hosts nu­merous deep­sea angling competitionsthroughout the year and is also home tothe National Sea Rescue Institute (NSRI).

The Protea Banks are a major attrac­tion, especially for experienced divers whoare ready for adrenaline­inducing experi­ence of swimming with sharks — Bull, tiger,ragged­tooth, hammerhead and even theoccasional great white can be seen.

The Pure Venom Reptile Park is home

to a large collection of animals, from thecreepy to the fluffy. Children and their par­ents will be fascinated by the crocodiles,mambas and other snakes in the reptilefarm, while the animal farm holds rabbits,ponies and other domesticated animals.There is also a restaurant on the property

tuna and dorado.Shelly Centre is one of the South

Coast’s most popular shopping destina­tions. The airy complex houses a variety ofshops, and six cinemas under one roof. Sit­uated on Marine Drive and just off the N2,getting there is easy. Three entrances intothe parking areas provide effortless access

for shoppers. Secure parking and thefriendlyenvironmentmakearelaxedshop­ping experience.

Southcoast Mall is situated on the pic­turesque KZN South Coast strategicallypositioned at the Shelly Beach and Izotsharoad off­ramp from the N2 highway.

— Supplied.

PHOTO: SOURCEDThe ski­boat base at Shelly Beach, and home to the NSRI.

and children’sparties can be or­ganised.

Whale watch­ing is popular —you don’t have togo to Hermanusto do it. Whalesand dolphinsmove in largenumbers up anddown the SouthCoast.

Shelly Beachis one of the mostactive boat­launching siteson the SouthCoast,withanac­tive fishing fra­ternity. Fishingcharters head outdaily in pursuit ofthe ocean’sbounty, be itgame fish or bot­tom fishing, andsome of the fa­vourite quarry in­cludes sailfish,

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25

>> Families can sit out on the deck while watching the children playing in the lagoon

HARRISON’S on the Beach is a pub and restau­rant on the north side of St Michael’s mainbeach. Les Harrison and Luisa Galle, originally

from Johannesburg, decided to mix business andpleasure by opening Harrison’s.

“We enjoy meeting new people and socialising,”says Harrison.

Open seven days a week, 9.30am until late, Harri­son’s vast menu includes pizzas, toasted sandwiches,home­made burgers, grills, seafood, pasta and chick­en and a children’s menu.

“We have been told we have the best pizzas onthe South Coast,” says Galle.

Harrison’s is already booked for Christmas func­tions when they have spit braais on the deck. OnSaturdays and Sundays a bring­and­braai is heldwhen R25 will buy you pap, sauce, rolls and saladsto have with your own meat. A cash bar is open.

“We are a family pub and restaurant, we wantcoming here to feel as though you are having a drinkat home. Families can sit out on the deck while watch­ing the children playing in the lagoon,” says Harrison.

Harrison’s also has pool tables, rugby on the bigscreen, oceans views and is pet­friendly.

“This is an adventure and we welcome everyoneto Harrison’s,” says Galle. — Candice Steyn.

PHOTOS: CANDICE STEYNWelcoming everyone to Harrison’s on the Beach is Les Harrison and Luisa Galle. INSET: Harrison's on the Beach.

Harrison’sHHaarrrriissoonn’’sswelcomes youwweellccoommeess yyoouu

INGREDIENTS:2 tbsp extra­virgin olive oil1 medium brinjal, cubed2 cloves garlic, crushed4 tomatoes, diced1/2 cup chopped pitted green olives2 tbsp red wine vinegar4 tsp capers, rinsed3/4 tsp salt1/2 tsp freshly ground pepper1/4 tsp crushed red pepper, (optional)Wholewheat pasta1/4 cup chopped fresh parsley or basilMETHOD:• Put a pot of water on to boil.• Heat oil in a large nonstick pan over medium heat. Add brinjal and cook, stirringoccasionally, until just softened, about five minutes.• Add garlic and cook, stirring, until fragrant, 30 seconds to one minute.• Add tomatoes, olives, vinegar, capers, salt, pepper and crushed red pepper (ifusing) and cook, stirring, until the tomatoes begin to break down, five to sevenminutes.• Meanwhile, cook pasta in boiling water until just tender, about six minutes or ac­cording to directions. Drain and divide the pasta among six shallow bowls. Spoonthe sauce over the pasta and sprinkle with parsley or basil and Parmesan cheese.

Brinjal pasta

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dirK bothma Pestcontrol. For all pest

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3121922

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a & i Electrical cc PalmBeach Electrical/Air-con/Refrigeration In-stallation & Repairs.Andrè 072 233 1896

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bicycles: New and usedRepairs & spares

KADWA’S CYCLES039 682 0778

73 General Sales

AA SMIITIES 3X1

AZZ WEEKLY

Pure breed bostonterrier pups.

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79 Pets/Aquariums/Tropical Fish

HARMONY HILL

95 Livestock/Poultry

Woggabird chicKensFree range Zulu chickens for

sale from 4 weeks. CALLTODAY Eric 082 620 0058 or

083 648 8868

107 Businessfor Sale

for saleMobile Dog Dip.

Business already est fromShelly Beach - Umzumbe,

includes trailer and existingcustomers. R25 000

Contact Henry082 459 2714

126 Houses to Let

sturgess 4 margate,huis met 6 slaapkamersplus 2 x eenslaapkamerwoonstelle. Beskikbaar

1 Desember 2013R6900 per maand.

Skakel J.C. Van Aswegen071 44 44 605

127 Holiday Guide

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142 Flats for Sale

brand neW uP-marKet flats

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144 Housesfor Sale

redoubt 4 bed house.Close to Hi-way,fenced property.

15km before Bizana.R147 000 neg.073 389 4028

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157 Cars Wanted

TONY’S CAR 5X1

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161 Servicing andSpares

MOTORING directory

49 Plumbing/Electrical/Home Repairs 127 Holiday Guide

164 Used Cars

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• Local removals & weeklyruns to Gauteng

• GIT insurance provided• Packing of boxes (if

required)• Self store garages• Very competitive prices• Mid month specials!lee:0837772837

email

no landlines due to cable theftbradlees@mweb.co.za

The only way to moveBradlee’s

A company dedicated to theLord Jesus Christ

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SERVING THE COMMUNITY FORMORE THAN 25 YEARS

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We moveanything locallycountrywide

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ContactGiel: 083 653 4304Ben: 079 875 1103

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A 2 Z DEALERSWe Buy and Sell

and Pawn

Branches in Uvongo039 315 1254Ramsgate

039 314 9254Manaba

039 213 1904http://www.a2zdealers.co.za

lifestylekitchens@telkomsa.netPierre 083 652 5207

• Kitchen & Bedroombuilt-in Cupboards

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• Furniture Painting

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• Factory in Margate

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Harmony Hill FarmSea Park

MOBILE DOG GROOMINGPennington to Port Edward,Bath, Clip, Dip, Manicures,

Strip & TrimCall Renate

083 443 0432

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Luxury, Secure kennels.Walks and exercise daily.

Call Penny082 719 0838

Open Mon to Friday only7am to 12 noon - 3pm to 4.30pm

Walks and exercise daily.

Open Mon to Friday only

Wanted

WantedBakkies & cars -

Dead or alivevoetstoets.

R5000 - R80 000082 451 0986

motoringdirectory

MargateGiorgio Express

Auto Body RepairsApproved repairer

for Mercedes072 612 5747

A/H tow-in 039 317 3534

Port ShepstoneCar Plates & Signsof all descriptions

17 Aiken Street039 682 0851 / 682

1569

To advertise in ourmotoring directory callour classifieds team on

039 682 1010

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For all Bakkies & CarsALIVE OR DEAD

From R5000 to R99000VOETSTOETS

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CARSUsed RustedDamagedVehicles

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SPOT CASHFOR ALL BAKKIES & CARS

DEAD OR ALIVEFrom R5000 -R100 000

VOETSTOETSBEAT ALL OFFERS083 587 7111

HibiscusGutters & Waterproofing

WantedUsed rusted and

damaged vehiclesfor cash. Willbeat any offer.

073 846 3027

Medical agentsrequired. No

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agents.medical@gmail.com

Good homes needed forHarmony Hill Rescue Dogs.

Phone 039 681 3909/071 814 4018

• Porter mixed breed male 11months, neutered. Loving,socialised, playful and longing for a good family home.

• Suzie labrador mixed breed female young and very ener-getic. Fabulous dog for young and lively family. • Rosy andSplash – mother and son, black and white mixed breeds. Hada hard beginning and now need a loving and caring home.Not good with cats • Murphy needs special care for a skincondition, loving and loyal and longing to be with someonewho doesn’t have cats. • Sophie mixed breed young spayedfemale. Was caught in a snare but fully rehabilitated and

hugely excited to have a second chance at life – please helpher find a caring new owner. Beautiful cats and kittens readyfor adoption at Cats Cradle. We are also appealing for helpwith fostering cats still feeding their tiny kittens, need peaceful

environment just for that short while. Can you help?

AccommodationDirectory

AnerleyAccommodation

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

RamsgateSelf Catering Cottageswith lots of facilities

R150 pppn073 775 2861039 316 6097

www.bellevuekzn.co.za

Secure, seafront 14sleeper on Ramsgate

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

TweniTweni Beach

Selfcatering, DSTV,Airconditioning

from R120.00 pppn079 649 6311

DEAD ORALIVE

Bakkie and carswanted in absolutely

any condition

084 205 2938

San LameerHoliday

Accommodationand also for sale.Contact Retha082 824 0390

AA SMITTIESMANABA

BUY, PAWN ANDSELL

We buy secondhandfurniture,

appliances, tools,clothes and linen.

Phone 082 441 3261

079 084 5618082 570 6314

BBM PIN : 28C05002

BAKKIE & CARS“alive or dead”

From R5000 to R70 000.“Voetstoets”Beat any offer!

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INFO pers 6x2

TILE africa 5x2

FARMERS Livestock 13x3

VACANCY 6x1 club ha-cienda

178 Work Wanted:Commercial

25YEAROLDWHITE malewith code 08 +10 drivers

license is looking for a drivingposition. Altus 076 3000796 or 039 682 3195

179 Work Wanted:Domestic

CLEMENTINE seeks domes-tic/care giver job.073 672 8795

NELISIWE seeksdomestic/home base care.

073 094 3786

ORLANDO seeks tiling job 6yrs exp.

073 190 7043

THOBILE seeks anyemployment. Sleep in or out.

0731517740

173 GeneralEmployment 179 Work Wanted:

Domestic

Tile Africa Margate urgently requires:• Sales staff • Truck driver • Warehouse

controller • Forklift driverApplicants must specify which position they

would like to apply for.Nonspecified CVs will be thrown in the

trash.Single attachments only.

Email to tileafricaadmin@telkomsa.net

YOUNG LADYNEEDED FOR

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call us for afree quote.Marinda

074 157 8961039 312 0780

EST. 1978

CleaningSpecialists

South CoastMini Loads

• Local and country wideremovals

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

miniloads@vodamail.co.za

A1TREEFELLING/SITESERVICESExpert tree

felling & siteservices: include

cleaning,destumping &

transport.

CHRISTOBREDELL

0840472600

Hearing Consultants Pharmacies

THE EAR INSTITUTE.Shelly Beach Contact

(039) 315 0893

Anerley PharmacySouthport shopping

centre. Tel: (039) 681 3282

Hair Loss / Balding /Alopecia

Marine BeachClinic

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Marina Beach Clinic &Surgery Open

Monday - Sunday andfrom 2pm-6pm082 446 7332 /079 063 4468Dr Taks Singh

Available Tues afternoons5:30-8:30pm Surgery:

039 682 4494 /082 555 4826

Marina Beach Clinicalso does emergency

call outs 082 446 7332

Marina Beach Clinicwill be open all day

during December andJanuary

Dr Bernadine JamesCounselling Psychologist

H.D.E (Wits) B.A. (Honours - UNISA). M.A.Counselling Psychology RAU Cum Laude. DLitt et Phil Counselling Psychology (UJ)

Practice No. 8625093

• Depression• Marriage• Grief• EducationalAssessments

• Grade 9:Subject choice

• Grade 11/12:Career Counselling

Tel: 039 317 1759Email: bernijames@worldonline.co.za

Moved to 13 Wartski Drive, (Near Margate Netcare)

Specialist in assessmentsfor the last 20 years.Assessments alsoavailable in Afrikaans

Clinical Psychologist

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

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

Email: doctorventer@gmail.comAddress: 12 Quarry Road Port Shepstone

DR. CATHRIN VENTER

Tel: 039-6822787 I Cell: 073 774 6416

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

MEDICAL & HEALTHDIRECTORY

Allans Mobile Repair ServicesRMI Affiliated

Tel: 039 317 4798Shop 2, ConsolidatedBuildings, Manaba

Repairs to Motor Vehicles &Light Trucks - Petrol & Diesel

Regas & Repairs ofAir Conditioners

GEARBOX &DIFF

SPECIALISTSTel: 039 685 5160Cell: 083 324 4448

Lind Road, Marburg

Industrial Rd, MargateTel/Fax: 039 317 2876

Jan Eloff all hours082 893 7433

• Repairs to all makes of vehicles• Repairs to heavy duty vehicles• C.O.R. Preparations• Cylinderhead Skimming• Aluminium Welding

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Aluminiumwelding

ROADWORTHYCENTRE

TO ADVERTISEIN OUR

FEATURESPLEASE CALL039 682 1010

Hydraulics, Winches,Pumps & Boxes, Car &Trucks, Public & Trade

Tel: 039 682 415812 Archibald Street,Port Shepstone

NATAL POWERSTEERING &

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MOTORINGDIRECTORY

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R350

Special forreconditionedbatteries

TV & SoundSystem batteries

31 Bisset Street,Port ShepstoneDick Roberts

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FullyWarranted

• Tyres • Mags• Suspension repairs• Wheel Alignment• Brakes & Shocks

• Punctures

FALCON TYRE CENTREPort Shepstone - Tel: 039 682 5385/76

Open Monday - Sunday and Holidays

“We do the deals”

155/80 R13165/80 R13175/65 R14185/60 R14

195/50 R15195/60 R15205/40 R17205/55 R16

215 R15195 R14245/75 R15245/70 R16

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034 CleaningServices

040 FurnitureRemoval/Storage 041 Garden

Services

073 GeneralSales

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

039 682 5385 J R RENTALS

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HIBISCUS COAST MUNICIPALITYNOTICE NO: 254 of 2013

NOTICE

TRANSFERS FOR BHOBHOYI PHASE I HOUSING PROJECT

The following is a list of approved beneficiaries for the Bhobhoyi Phase I Housing Projectwhich are ready for transfers.

No SURNAME NAME ID NO HOUSE NO1 Bergoor Jenny 741024 0419 08 9 5442 Cebisa Badanile N. 770214 0893 08 6 6993 Cele Hlaleleni 411103 0245 08 9 3604 Cele Goodness H. 691201 0884 08 0 3635 Dlamini Ziningi I. 701228 0859 08 1 3206 Dlamini Nompendulo S. 800515 0883 08 1 4827 Issa Twaibu 610115 5752 08 2 3248 Leishaba Annatoria Z. 720623 0836 08 8 4399 Madlala Bhekumuzi V. 600508 5776 08 9 49510 Malunga Tholakele A. 770721 0164 08 6 66411 Mbewana Nombuyiselo P. 631110 0603 08 9 35012 Mcoyi Fortunate N. 640218 0582 08 4 57813 Mkhize Felicity Z. 740606 1543 08 0 49714 Mkhize Nkosinathi 771010 7053 08 1 29215 Mpisi Mhlalelwa 560727 5457 08 0 25716 Mpofane Nosipho Elizabeth 580710 0903 08 2 24017 Mqadi Mnyenye T. 651205 0466 08 3 58918 Mtolo Fanyana T. 700303 5671 08 7 45319 Naidoo Marieamma C. 590418 0049 08 0 60220 Ndwalane Vusi B. 771206 5501 08 5 39121 Ngcobo Makhosazane P. 741015 0498 08 1 38622 Ngcobo Margareth G. 560723 0245 08 3 44123 Ngwabe Blessing S. 750526 5427 08 9 57424 Nqoko Sipho C. 701110 5775 08 4 34825 Qokolo Nomfundiso 650130 0678 08 4 37926 Sithole Beauty S. 700505 1884 08 0 248

Beneficiaries that have not updated their files are requested to come into our offices at 1Protea Road in Marburg.

The Hibiscus Coast Municipality is calling for any objections to the transfers of the abovementioned houses by no later than Friday, 06 December 2013.

SM MBILIMUNICIPAL MANAGER

Hibiscus Coast Municipality10 Connor StreetP O Box 5PORT SHEPSTONE4240

HIBISCUS COAST MUNICIPALITYNOTICE NO: 278 of 2013TENDER NO: 8/2/1421

NOTICE

PROPOSED SALE OF COUNCIL STAFF HOUSES BY PRIVATE TREATY TO COUNCIL’SEMPLOYEES

Notice is hereby given in terms of the provisions of the Municipal Finance Management Act,2003 (Act No. 56 of 2003) as amended, Government Gazette No.1369 of 2006 and MunicipalAsset Transfer Regulations of 2008, that the Hibiscus Coast Municipality intends to sell byprivate treaty to the following staff members as follows:-

No. Description Employee’s Name Price

1. Portion 12 of Erf 39 Anerley inextent approximately 500m² AM Mqadi R 550 000.00

2. Portion 2 of Erf 837 Hibberdenein extent approximately 1000m² DB Jama R 670 000.00

3. Portion 2 of Erf 162 Uvongoin extent approximately 1545m² MS Mkhungo R 770 000.00

4. Portion 1 of Erf 194 Uvongoin extent approximately 1100m² A Mohunlall R 370 000.00

5. Erf 1068 Margate in extentapproximately 1888m² SS Phili R 550 000.00

6. Portion 2 of Erf 2447 Ramsgatein extent approximately 2783m² CB Ngilande R 650 000.00

The reasons to sell by private treaty are as follows:-1. Most of the houses are in serious need of expensive maintenance.2. The staff members have been responsible for maintaining and general upkeep of these

houses.3. The staff members have lived in these houses for many years which they and their fami-

lies regard as their homes and in which a huge amount of time, love, efforts and monieshave been invested

The copy of the Sale Conditions, Valuation Certificate and Relevant Plan will be availablefor inspection from Monday, 25 November 2013 between (07h30 to 16h00) at 10 ConnorStreet, Port Shepstone, Department of Corporate Services. Interested persons may lodgeany objections or representations with the undersigned by no later than 24 December 2013.

All enquiries to be directed to Ms Jillian Pholoma on telephone number 039-6882081/2/4.

SM MBILI HIBISCUS COAST MUNICIPALITYMUNICIPAL MANAGER 10 CONNOR STREET

P.O BOX 5PORT SHEPSTONE4240

HIBISCUS COAST MUNICIPALITYNOTICE NO: 298 of 2013

NOTICE

KWAZULU-NATAL PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT, 2008: INVITATIONTO COMMENT

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

The proposed amendment of the Port Shepstone Scheme by the rezoning of the said prop-erty 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 to enable the development of remaining five vacant stands withoutcontravening the Port Shepstone Scheme. The subject property is located at the corner ofCaro Avenue and End Road and is 1.36ha in extent.

A copy of the application is available for inspection between 08h00 and 16h00 at the Erf 666Crescent Road, Uvongo, Department of Economic Development, Tourism and Planning.Comments on the application, which may be submitted by fax, mail, or email, to the Head ofDepartment: Economic Development, Tourism and Planning, Attention: Senior Town Plan-ner, Sithembile Ntozakhe, Tel: 039 – 3159244, Fax: 0865297256, P.O. Box 5, Port Shepstone,4240, sthembile.ntozakhe@hcm.gov.za, by no later than 23 December 2013.

Please note that an amendment is being made to rectify an error that has been made on thenotice of the application as published on 08 November 2013, Municipal Notice 272 of 2013and therefore new comments are required in response to this notice.

A person’s failure to lodge or forward comments in response to this notice shall have the ef-fect of precluding the person from further participating in the process and taking any furthersteps, with regard to the application.

SM MBILIMunicipal Manager: Hibiscus Coast MunicipalityDate: 22 November 2013Application no: RZ21/13

HIBISCUS COAST MUNICIPALITYNOTICE NO: 300 of 2013

NOTICE

KWAZULU-NATAL PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT, 2008: INVITATIONTO COMMENT

Notice is hereby given that the Hibiscus Coast Municipality has received an application interms of item 1(1) of Schedule 1 of the KwaZulu-Natal Planning and Development Act, 2008(Act 6 of 2008) for the Development Of Land Situated Outside The Area of A Scheme onPortion 21 (of 18) of the Farm Jericho 7870 for the purpose of the bricks and block makingfacility and related uses.

The subject property is located outside area of scheme and its presently measures 4, 0635hectares in extent and gains vehicular access along Louis Botha Avenue, via the Trafalgarintersection along the Main South Coast Road. The purpose of the application is to regular-ize the present land uses namely manufacturing of concrete blocks and bricks and relatedactivities.

A copy of the application and accompanying documents is available for inspection at theMunicipal Offices, Erf 666 Crescent Road, Uvongo, during normal office hours (08h00 to16h00). Anyone who has sufficient interest in this application may lodge written commentswith the Head of Department: Economic Development, Tourism and Planning for the Atten-tion of Nelisiwe Sithole, Town Planner, P.O Box 5, Port Shepstone, 4240. Tel: 039 315 9217Fax 086 584 4717, Email: nelisiwe.sithole@hcm.gov.za by no later than 30 December 2013

A persons failure to lodge or forward comments in response to this notice shall have the ef-fect of precluding the person from further participating in the process and taking any furthersteps, with regard to the application.

SM MBILIMunicipal Manager: Hibiscus Coast MunicipalityDate: 22 November 2013Application Number: ST 06/2013

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HIBISCUS COAST MUNICIPALITYNOTICE NO: 276 of 2013TENDER NO: 8/2/1418

NOTICE

PROPOSED CLOSURE OF THE PUBLIC OPEN SPACE AND SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY: ERF2717 MARGATE

Notice is hereby given in terms of section 212 of the Local Authorities Ordinance, 1974 (Or-dinance No. 25 of 1974), as amended, that the Hibiscus Coast Municipality intends to per-manently close the public space and sell by private treaty Erf 2717 Margate to Lorto Diops(Pty) Ltd, in terms of the Municipal Finance Management Act, 2003 (Act No 56 of 2003), theMunicipal Asset Transfer Regulations of 2008 and the Supply Chain Management Policy ofthe Hibiscus Coast Municipality.

The reasons for closure and sale is that the subject property is not needed to provide theminimum level of basic services in terms of Section 14 of the Municipal Finance Manage-ment Act, 2003 (Act No.56 of 2003).

The copy of the Sale Conditions, Valuation Certificate and Relevant Plan will be availablefor inspection from Monday, 25 November 2013 between (07h30 to 16h00) at 10 ConnorStreet, Port Shepstone, Department of Corporate Services. Interested persons may lodgeany objections or representations with the undersigned by no later than 24 December 2013.

All enquiries to be directed to Mr Sbu Phili on telephone number 039-6882081/2/4.

SM MBILI HIBISCUS COAST MUNICIPALITYMUNICIPAL MANAGER 10 CONNOR STREET

P.O BOX 5PORT SHEPSTONE4240

UMZUMBE MUNICIPALITYUMASIPALA WASEMZUMBEC/o P.O. Box 561Hibberdene4220

Tel: C/o 039 972 0005Fax: C/o 039 972 0099E-mail: umzumbe@umzumbe.gov.za

Manager: AdministrationPost Level 3: R221 033.08 - R226 592.07 pa plus R69 999.99 Car Allowance, 13th cheque

and Medical Aid optionalThe successful candidate will be reporting directly to the Director Corporate Services

Key Requirements:• Matric, Bachelor’s Degree Diploma in Public Administration, Public Management or

equivalent qualification from a recognized tertiary institution.• A valid driver’s license.• 3-5 years experience in Administration preferable in Local Government environment.• Ability to communicate in both isiZulu and English at spheres of government.• Must be computer literate.

Key Attributes• In depth understanding of Local Government policies, principles and procedures.• Good project management.• Ability to work under pressure.• Strong analytical and sound report writing skills.• A team player.• Stakeholder relations management.• Leadership qualities.• Excellent interpersonal and communication skills.

Key performance areasThe incumbent will be responsible for:• The formation and development of economic, effective and accountable administration

including but not limited to the following functions;» Registry and filing system.» Provision of support services to Council and its committees.» Provision of secretariat services to Council and its committees.

• Assist the Director Corporate Services to draft operational plans for the Municipality.• Co-ordinate the budget for the department.• Ensure that effective, efficient and accurate administration systems are in place.• Human resource planning,- provisioning and administration.• Ensure proper asset and inventory control.• Ensure oversight role in the management of Municipal fleet

Closing date: 29 November 2013 @16h00

All applications should be addressed to: The Municipal Manager, Umzumbe MunicipalityPO Box 561, Hibberdene 4220 or can be hand delivered toMathulini MPCC, Sipofu RoadUmthwalume 4186,

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OFFICE OF THE MUNICIPAL MANAGER

UMZUMBE MUNICIPALITYUMASIPALA WASEMZUMBEC/o P.O. Box 561Hibberdene4220

Tel: C/o 039 972 0005Fax: C/o 039 972 0099E-mail: umzumbe@umzumbe.gov.za

COMMITTEE OFFICERPOST LEVEL 6 (R152 457.39 - R168 722.76 p.a.)

Applications are hereby invited from suitable qualified persons to apply for the position ofCommittee Officer.

Requirements• B Degree/Diploma or any relevant post matric qualification from a recognized institution• Computer literacy- MS Word applications is essential• 0-2 years relevant secretarial experience preferable in Local Government

Key Performance AreasProviding secretarial support to Council, its Committees and Forums within the Municipality,by• Circulating notification, agenda and minutes of previous meetings to members• Performing specific secretarial sequences at meetings with regards to circulation

and completion of attendance registers, recording details of proceedings/discussionsproposals and recommendation, and making available of copies of correspondencereferred to in discussions to members

• Communicating with Office Bearers to establish items for conclusion on the agenda andsubmission of investigational/general reports and proposals supporting agenda items.

• Minutes taking• Preparing reports and agendas• Distribution of agendas and notices of meeting timeously to committee members• Keeping and updating attendance registers• Arranging venues and catering for meetings

Applications, together with a comprehensive Curriculum Vitae and certified copies ofqualifications to be forwarded to: The Municipal Manager, Umzumbe Municipality,P.O. Box 561 HlBBERDENE, 4220 or be hand delivered to Mathulini MPCC, Sipofu Road,UMTHWALUME, 4186.

The closing date for applications will be 16h30 Monday, 29 November 2013.

Enquiries: Ms TR Mdubeki Human Resources Manager (039-972 0005)

NC MgijimaMunicipal Manager

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UMZUMBE MUNICIPALITYUMASIPALA WASEMZUMBEC/o P.O. Box 561Hibberdene4220

Tel: C/o 039 972 0005Fax: C/o 039 972 0099E-mail: umzumbe@umzumbe.gov.za

T1 .1: TENDER NOTICE AND INVITATION TO TENDER

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Project Name: Electrification of St Nivads Village (Ward 09)CONTRACT No.: UMZ40T-2013

Tenders are hereby invited for the Line upgrade and Electrification of St Nivads Village.The minimum specifications are detailed in the Tender Document. Tenderers shouldbe registered and have CIDB contractor grading designation of 5EP OR HIGHER andappropriate experience in MV/LV electrical construction. The works shall be completedwithin 05 Months.

Tender documents will be available for collection from the Municipal offices on FRIDAY,the 29th of November 2013 from the Department of finance office in Umzumbe LocalMunicipality’s offices at P73 Siphofu Main Road, Mathulini Tribal Authority, Hibberdeneupon payment of a non-refundable fee of R500 for each document in cash.

A compulsory briefing will be held punctually at 10h00 on Tuesday, 03rd of December2013 and prospective tenderers are to meet the Client at Umzumbe Local Municipality’soffices at P73 Siphofu Main Road, Mathulini Tribal Authority, Hibberdene and proceed tosite. Technical enquiries should be addressed to Mr Sandile Phakathi of Umzumbe LocalMunicipality on (039) 972 0005 or 079 019 6713, fax 039 972 0099 or email address:sandile@urnzumbe.gov.za.

Completed tender documents are to be placed in a sealed envelope marked: Electrificationof St Nivads Village - Contract No.: UMZ-40T -2013 and must be deposited in the TenderBox at the offices of Umzumbe Local Municipality’s situated at P73 Siphofu Main Road,Mathulini Tribal Authority, Hibberdene, not later than 12h00 on Friday. 13th of December2013. The tenders will be opened soon after closure and only the name of the tenderer andthe tender amount will be read out.

The procedure for the evaluation of responsive tenders will be Method 4 (Financial Offer,Quality and Preferences) and Quality will be evaluated prior to financial and Preference.Functionality/quality: tender must achieve at lea st 60% in order to qualify for the secondstage of evaluation. The 90/10 scoring will apply in the second stage of evaluation.

The following points will be awarded during the second stage of evaluation:Price = 90B-BEE Status Level of Contributor 1 = 10B-BEE Status Level of Contributor 2 = 9B-BEE Status Level of Contributor 3 = 6B-BEE Status Level of Contributor 4 = 5B-BEE Status Level of Contributor 5 = 4B-BEE Status Level of Contributor 6 = 3B-BEE Status Level of Contributor 7 = 2B-BEE Status Level of Contributor 8 = 1Non-Compliant Contributor = 0Total = 100

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HIBISCUS COAST MUNICIPALITYNOTICE NO: 280 of 2013TENDER NO: 8/2/1423

NOTICE

PROPOSED SUBDIVISION – REZONING AND SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY: PORTION OFREMAINDER OF LOT 2 MARBURG SETTLEMENT NO 5181: MAJEKI MISSIONS

Notice is hereby given in terms of Section 14 of the Municipal Finance Management Act,2003 (Act No.56 of 2003) and Supply Chain Management Regulations of the Hibiscus CoastMunicipality to sell by private treaty Portion of Remainder of Lot 2 Marburg Settlement No.5181 to Majeki Missions.

The subject property is not needed to provide the minimum level of basic service in termsof Section 14 of the Municipal Finance Management Act, 2003 (No.56 of 2003)

The copy of the Sale Conditions, Valuation Certificate and Relevant Plan will be availablefor inspection from Monday, 25 November 2013 between (07h30 to 16h00) at 10 ConnorStreet, Port Shepstone, Department of Corporate Services. Interested persons may lodgeany objections or representations with the undersigned by no later than 24 December 2013.

All enquiries to be directed to Mr Sbu Phili on telephone number 039-6882081/2/4.

SM MBILI HIBISCUS COAST MUNICIPALITYMUNICIPAL MANAGER 10 CONNOR STREET

P.O BOX 5PORT SHEPSTONE4240

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Ugu District Municipality hereby informs its customers residing in Merlewood, Marburg,Oslo Beach and Rathbonville and other surrounding areas of a planned water supply shut-down due to the SANRAL road widening project from Port Shepstone to Murchison.

The Shutdown is scheduled as follow:

Date: Saturday, 23 November 2013Estimated time: 20H00 to 05H00

Ugu Distrit Municipality will make alternative water supply available for the affected com-munities. Customers are also urged to store enough water to utilise during the shutdownperiod.

Any inconvenience that might be caused due to this shutdown is regretted.

Water related queries can be forwarded to 08000 WATER (92837).

Your cooperation in this regard would be highly appreciated.

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PROPOSED LEASE AND MANAGEMENT OF THE PONT CARAVAN PARK, BANNERS REST

Notice is hereby given in terms of the provisions of the Municipal Finance Management ActNo. 56 of 2003, Council’s Supply Chain Management and the Land Disposal Policies. Theproposals are hereby invited from suitably, qualified and experienced Service Providers toprovide a day-to-day management of the Pont Caravan Park situated on Erven 85 and 86Banners Rest, Port Edward.

Depending on the proposals submitted, the lease shall be for a period of 9 years and 11months.

Tender documents will be obtained from the Hibiscus Coast Municipality Offices at 10 Con-nor Street, Port Shepstone from 12h00 on Friday, 22 November 2013, on payment of a non-refundable cash payment of R 278.00 including VAT for each document.

Completed Tender document in a sealed envelope clearly marked “Tender No: 8/2/1408- Pont Caravan Park”, must be deposited in the tender box at the Municipal Offices, 10 Con-nor Street, Port Shepstone, no later than 12h00 on Monday, 23 December 2013 thereafterall tenders will be opened in public.

A COMPULSORY CLARIFICATION MEETING WILL BE HELD AT MUNICIPAL OFFICES, 10CONNOR STREET, PORT SHEPSTONE, EXECUTIVE BOARDROOM ON THURSDAY, 28 NO-VEMBER 2013.

All enquiries to be directed to Mr Sbu Phili on telephone numbers 039-688 2081/2/4.

It should be also noted that this Bid will be evaluated on functionality, price and B-BBEE.The tender will be evaluated using the 90/10 Preference Point System for a Financial Offerand Preference and that the following will be used as the evaluation criteria:

FUNCTIONALITY:Quality and Criteria Points

Response to Brief 5

Expertise, Experience, Work Plan and Methodology 20

Capacity to operate and maintain the premises 10

Capacity, Capability, Logistical and Support resources 25

Future Development Plan 40

TOTAL 100

It must be noted that Service Providers who score below 70 will not be further evaluated.

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 tender and cancel the notice totender. Tenders that are submitted late, incomplete, unsigned or by facsimile, electronicallyor not completed in black ink will be rejected and not accepted for further evaluation.Tenders submitted shall remain valid for a period of 90 days

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

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NATURE OF SERVICES REQUIRED: The appointed Advisors will provide the followingTransactional Advisory Services: • Structuring of complex deals • Mergers andacquisitions • Transactional negotiations • Business valuations.

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Collection date & venue: Bid documents will be available from Monday to Friday between09h00 and 15h00 from 18 November 2013 to 25 November 2013 at Ithala CorporateServices Centre, 17 Isilo Drive, V- Section, Umlazi, Durban.

Briefing sessions will be held at Ithala Development Finance Corporation, 17 Isilo Drive,V- Section, Umlazi, Durban on 25 November 2013, from 12h00 to 12h45.

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• AGRICULTURE • TRADE & SERVICES • MANUFACTURING• CONSTRUCTION & TOURISM

Ithala is inviting prospective service providers, preferably retired professionals that have apassion for development and would like to contribute in the rebuilding and capacitation ofthe SMME’s and Co-operatives, with practical experience in the management of businessesoperating in the above sectors to be included in the Panel of Business Mentors database fora period of 3 years.

The individual consultants will be assigned to the businesses funded by Ithala and operatingwithin the regions/districts.

CORE SKILLS REQUIRED: The individual consultants’ core skills and experience must bein the following areas: • Agriculture (Production & Management) • Construction (Projectand construction management) • Manufacturing (Process & Quality Management)• Logistics (Planning & Fleet Management) • Retail (Trade Management) • Tourism(Management) • Financial Management.

NATURE OF SERVICES REQUIRED: The successful consultants will work with IthalaBusiness Support team to provide technical and capacity building support to SMME’s andCo-operatives. The support will include: • Assisting SMME’s and Co-operatives withtechnical and management expertise • Regularly visit the SMME’s and Co-operativesand participate in their monthly management meetings • Providing Ithala with statusand on-going monthly reports on the performance of SMME’s and Co-operatives.

Collection date & venue: Bid documents will be available from Monday to Friday between09h00 and 15h00 from 18 November 2013 to 25 November 2013 at Ithala CorporateServices Centre, 17 Isilo Drive, V- Section, Umlazi, Durban.

Briefing sessions will be held at Ithala Development Finance Corporation, 17 Isilo Drive,V- Section, Umlazi, Durban on 25 November 2013, from 10h00 to 10h45

PROPOSALS MUST BE SUBMITTED BY 02 DECEMBER 2013 AT 14H00.

A non-refundable bid deposit of R150.00 payable in cash or by bank guaranteed chequemade out in favour of Ithala is required on collection of the bid documents.

Queries relating to this bid, please contact: Ms S. Nkabinde, e-mail: tenders@ithala.co.za

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SERVICES / ACCOUNTING SERVICESREF: RFB 45/13

BACKGROUND: Ithala is mandated to provide financial and business support services toSMME’s and Co-operatives in KwaZulu-Natal. Ithala’s funded businesses are located acrossthe province and include businesses operating in the following economic sectors:

• AGRICULTURE • TRADE & SERVICES • MANUFACTURING• CONSTRUCTION & TOURISM

Ithala is inviting prospective service providers that have a passion for development and wouldlike to contribute in the rebuilding and capacitation of the SMME’s and Co-operatives, withpractical experience in the provision of Accounting and Tax Services operating in the abovesectors to be included in the Panel of Accountants database for a period of 3 years.

Appointed service providers will be assigned to the businesses funded by Ithala andoperating within the regions/districts.

CORE SKILLS REQUIRED: The service providers’ core skills and experience must be inthe following areas: • Bookkeeping and accounting • Compilation of annual financialstatements • Taxation • Budgeting and financial planning.

NATURE OF SERVICES REQUIRED: The successful service providers will work withIthala Business Support team to provide Accounting services in support of SMME’s andCo-operatives. The services will include:

ACCOUNTING SERVICES: • Bookkeeping • Compilation of financial statements• Monthly management accounts • Financial planning and budgeting

TAXATION: • Tax registrations and filling • Negotiating with SARS • Assistancewith all tax matters.

Collection date & venue: Bid documents will be available from Monday to Friday between09h00 and 15h00 from 18 November 2013 to 25 November 2013 at Ithala CorporateServices Centre, 17 Isilo Drive, V- Section, Umlazi, Durban.

Briefing sessions will be held at Ithala Development Finance Corporation, 17 Isilo Drive,V- Section, Umlazi, Durban on 25 November 2013, from 11h00 to 11h45

PROPOSALS MUST BE SUBMITTED BY 02 DECEMBER 2013 AT 14H00.

A non-refundable bid deposit of R150.00 payable in cash or by bank guaranteed chequemade out in favour of Ithala is required on collection of the bid documents.

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The physical address for collection of tender documents is: Ithala DevelopmentFinance Corporation Limited, 17 Isilo Drive, Section V, Umlazi.

Bid documents will be available from Monday to Friday between 09h00 and 15h00 from18 November 2013 to 25 November 2013.

A non-refundable tender deposit of R300.00 payable in cash or by bank guaranteedcheque made out in favour of the Employer is required on collection of the tenderdocuments.

Queries relating to the tender may be addressed to: Ms Sphesihle Nkabinde, tel: (031)907 8943 fax: 086 298 5689, e-mail: tenders@ithala.co.za

Compulsory clarification meeting will be held at Ithala Development FinanceCorporation Limited, 17 Isilo Drive, Section V, Umlazi on Tuesday, 26 November 2013at 11h00.

The closing time for receipt of tenders is Monday, 02 December 2013 at 14h00.Telegraphic, telephonic, telex, facsimile, e-mail and late tenders WILL NOT be accepted.

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PHOTO: SUPPLIEDWarriors Second Team Player of the Year Ju­rie Geldenhuys (middle) flanked by SouthernKZN Rugby Sub­Union president Dougie Har­alambous and Warriors chairman Boet Fourie.

Warriors awardwinners

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDMost Improved War­riors Second TeamPlayer of the YearSandile Mehembu(left) with SouthernKZN Rugby Sub­Un­ion president DougieHaralambous andWarriors chairmanBoet Fourie.

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDTheuns Steenkamp (middle) receives theWarriors Clubman of the Year award fromSouthern KZN Rugby Sub­Union presidentDougie Haralambous and Warriors chairmanBoet Fourie.

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BACKGROUND: Ithala is mandated to provide financial and business support services toSMME’s and Co-operatives in KwaZulu-Natal. Ithala’s funded businesses are located acrossthe province and include businesses operating in the following key economic sectors:

• AGRICULTURE • TRADE & SERVICES • MANUFACTURING• CONSTRUCTION & TOURISM

Ithala is inviting suitably qualified Course Content Developers that have a passion fordevelopment and would like to contribute in the rebuilding and capacitation of the SMME’sand Co-operatives, with practical experience in development of Training Material to submittheir proposals for consideration.

STRUCTURE OF THE COURSE: The Course will cover the following modules in BusinessManagement: • Financial Management • Marketing & Sales Management • StrategyFormulation & Implementation • Corporate Governance • Human ResourcesManagement.

It is recommended that Training is provided for the following levels: • Basic Level• Intermediate Level • Advance Level.

CORE SKILLS REQUIRED: The appointed Course Content Developer is expected topossess core skills and experience in the following areas: • Tertiary Qualification in theModule of choice • Relevant industry experience • Track record in the development oftraining material • Registration with SERVICES SETA as a moderator and an assessor• Adequate exposure and knowledge of requirements for SETA accreditation.

NATURE OF SERVICES REQUIRED: The successful Course Content Developer will workwith Ithala Business Support team to develop the Course Material. The services will includethe following: • Development of training material in consultation with Ithala.

Collection date & venue: Bid documents will be available from Monday to Friday between09h00 and 15h00 from 18 November 2013 to 25 November 2013 at Ithala CorporateServices Centre, 17 Isilo Drive, V- Section, Umlazi, Durban.

Briefing sessions will be held at Ithala Development Finance Corporation, 17 Isilo Drive,V- Section, Umlazi, Durban on 25 November 2013, from 13h00 to 13h45.

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Queries relating to this bid, please contact: Ms S. Nkabinde, e-mail: tenders@ithala.co.za

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QUINTIN VAN JAARSVELD>>sports@feveronline.co.za

OSLOBeachdrifterShaneGutzeit(GC Racing) finished fourthoverall inhisdebutseasoninthe

AutoTrader SupaDrift Series recently.The DurbanMotor Show served as

the host of the eighth and final roundof the series and ran across three daysin frontof a crowdofover15000spec-tators. The action was filled with dra-ma as drifters pulled out all the stopsin the decisive round, which resultedin five accidents on the slippery track.

Gutzeit started strong and made itthrough his first tandem battle beforeasmallerror in judgementcosthimhisTop Eight showdown with JasonWebb. Gutzeit’s eighth place in the se-ries finale saw him finish just off theoverall podium for the year, while 19-year-old Webb was crowned the firstever national drift champion.

“It’snotthefinalresultthatIwantedbut I’mstokedwith fourthplace for thechampionship,”Gutzeit told theFever.

“Iwasaimingforatop10finishatleast,so fourth place overall in the nationalchampionship is better than I expect-ed.”

The drift rookie felt he gotmore ac-customed to the top-class standard ofcompetition as the series progressedand grew immensely as a drifter overthe course of the year. “It’s the bestchampionshipI’vecompetedin, inanyform of motorsport,” he claimed.

“It’s very competitive but enjoyableat the same time. I’m definitely leapsand bounds better than I was at thestart of the championship and that’sduetothehighlevelofcompetitionandthe hours of practicemy dad and I putin.”

Gutzeit added he benefitted greatlyfromtheastuteknowledgeofworldre-nowned motorsport wizard, SteveClark. “Stevegot thecarrunningreallywell.Hebuilt the engine and tuned thecar forus, soheplayedan integralpartin my success.”

Shane’s father, Des, also competedin the series and finished14th overall.

Theduocouldbe joined in the2014se-ries,whichgetsunderwayattheWingsandWheelsevent inCapeTownon7-8December, by Port Shepstone drifterAndrew Strike after he got his firsttaste of competition in Durban.

“Andrew has been practicing withusforthelastmonthorsoandgotsomevaluable practice and exposure in hisfirst competitive event,” said Gutzeit.

Theseriesachievednationalcham-pionship status this year due to themerger of three top drifting clubs toformoneMotorsport SouthAfrica-en-dorsed championship league, whichLiqui-Moly’s Melicia Labuschagnesaid significantly bolstered the sport.

“Thegrowthandpopularityofdrift-ing over this past year has been phe-nomenal. The sport of drifting hasgone from something fairly unknownto a hot favourite,” she said.

The series made stops aroundSouth Africa this year, visiting OsloBeach,Johannesburg,Kimberley,Ma-hikeng and ending at the Durban Mo-tor Show.

PHOTO: DAVE NISBETShane Gutzeit (GC Racing) of Oslo Beach in action during the final round of the Auto Trader SupaDrift Series in Dur­ban.

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FEVER REPORTERPORT Shepstone secured a homesemi-final and possible home final inthe Southern Natal Clubs CricketTwenty20 tournament thanks toback-to-back wins last Sunday.

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49 not out and Derek Horlock hittinga quick-fire 22 not out as Port Shep-stone won by seven wickets.

They played the Colts in the after-noonmatch and bowled themout for82 after putting them in to bat. KeithEvans was the pick of the bowlers,takingthreefor16inthreeovers.PortShepstone again wasted no time andpassed the total with just one wicketdown,Coetzeeagainintheruns,scor-

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at the weekend, Port Shepstone se-cured top spot and will host the win-ners of Saturday’s game between theValue Fencing Southern Eagles andHibiscus Colts in the first of Sundaymorning’s semi-finals. The DouglasMitchell Tigerswill host Sezela in thesecond semi-final,with the final tobedecided on Sunday afternoon.

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Mkhize simply the best>> Soccer stars acknowledged at SAFA Ugu Awards

QUINTIN VAN JAARSVELD>>sports@feveronline.co.za

SBONGISENIMkhize was themajor win-ner at the SAB SAFA Ugu Awards thattookplaceatPortShepstoneCivicCentre

on Sunday.Mhkize won the prestigious Player of the

Seasonawardaswell as theGoal Scorerof theSeason gong following a stellar season. TheGoalkeeper of the Season award went toSanele Mbulu.

MsayiVeziwasnamedManagerof theSea-son and Thembinkosi Mjomeni Coach of theSeason, while Gasa Skhumbuzo and Nkosi-nathi Myende won the Referee and AssistantReferee of the Season awards respectively.

Also acknowledged were league champi-ons Commodores and Nedbank Cup winnersReal Heroes.

The women’s league standouts were alsorecognised, Ngeleka Siphokazi scooping thePlayer of the Season award and NompiloMkhize earning the Goal Scorer of the Seasonaward.

BoyMqadiclinchedtheManageroftheSea-son award, Niso Nwale was named Coach ofthe Season after guiding the Ugu Ladies sideto the league title and Nompumelelo Shanduwon the Referee of the Seasonaward.

Meanwhile, BlueWaves suffered their firstloss in the SAFA Hibberdene Build It Leagueand slipped to second place when they wentdown 1-2 against Turton Sharks at the week-end.

Turton Spurs moved to the top of the logthankstoa2-0winoverBrazil,Stallionscoredtheir first win of the season when theythumped Black Aces 5-0 and Super Strikersbeat C Breeze 2-1.

SAFA Hibberdene Build It Football Leaguefixtures:Date Teams Venue Time24­Nov Super Strikers vs. Stallion Luthuli 9am24­Nov Turton Sharks vs. NSV Luthuli 10.15am24­Nov Turton Spurs vs. C Breeze Luthuli1 1.30am24­Nov Brazil vs. Black Aces Luthuli1 2.45pm24­Nov Blue Waves vs. Turton Alaska Luthuli 2pm

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDSbongiseni Mkhize (right) accepts the Playerof the Year award from Alpha Mchunu.

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDNgeleka Siphokazi (right) receives the Women’sPlayer of the Season award from Alpha Mc­hunu.

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THE new breed of South Coast riders an-nounced themselves on the internationalstage and led the SouthAfrican charge in

theRoofofAfrica,whichconcludedintheMoun-tain Kingdom of Lesotho on Saturday.

Inwhatwas themost gruelling edition of thethree-day race in recent years due to torrentialrain and howling winds, just 23 of the world’s

110eliteridersmanagedtofinishtheraceintheGoldClass,withStMichaels star ScottBouverie(Brother Broadlink KTM) and Oslo Beach aceBlake Gutzeit (Sherco SA/Mitas) being the top-placed South African riders.

Roof of Africa regular Bouverie made a re-markable comeback frominjury to finishon thepodium in third place behind runner-up, NewZealander Chris Birch (KTM Red Bull Bell LS2Mitas), andwinner,EnglishmanGrahamJarvis(Husqvarna Racing).

far the toughest,whichmakes it feel evenbettertopodiumbecausealltheridersfacedatruetest.This result would not have been possible with-outmysponsors,BrotherKTM,Pirelli,Ford,Ar-iette, the Lord Jesus, my family, trainer, me-chanic and friends.”

Withjustamonthtopreparefortheraceafterrecoveringfromabrokenwrist, the20-year-oldsaid he had little expectations.“My aim was togo out and enjoy myself and just try my best,”he said. “It definitely was one of the more diffi-cult races I have done but I prefer it when it’sharder.Theconditions suitedmeand I think it’san advantage to practice on the terrain whereI live,” added Bouverie, who lives and trains inboth St Michaels and Harding.

Gutzeit emerged out of older brother andformer Roof of Africa winner Jade’s shadow ina breakthrough performance that saw him fin-ish fourth (provisionally). The 18-year-old wasdisqualifiedonFriday foraccidently leaving themarkedrouteandridingacrossa local farmer’scultivatedfield,butwasallowedtostart thefinalday followingprotest byhis team.His placing issubject toanappealhearing tobeheardbyMot-

orsport South Africa authorities at a date yet tobe determined.

“I’mveryhappyandalittlesurprisedwithmyresult because of the weather,” said Gutzeit.“NotgoingtoLesothooncethisyeartoride,Iwasnotexpectinganythingamazing,butIwasintopcondition and I think that’s what pulled methrough.

“InitiallyIwasgoingforatop10butwithrainpouring down on the final day, I was just goingfor a finish. It was a long, energy-draining day- being wet for seven-and-a-half hours wasn’tcool.”Heconceded itwaschallenging to remainfocused amid the controversy, saying, “I reallyhad to keep my mind strong and focus on therace and nothing but the race. Mymomhelpedmealot inthatareatojuststayfocused.I’mreal-ly proud to be a Gutzeit and to do my family’sname proud.” Umzumbe rider Bronson Louw,whofinished23rdinhisRoofofAfricadebutlastyear, finished 10th,while Kyle Flanagan (TeamCriterion Yamaha Portable Shade) of Paddockfinished23rd.“Tofinishasoneofthetop-placedSA riders is a huge achievement,” said 18-year-old Louw. “Iwas aiming for a top 15 as Iwasn’t

PHOTO: ELZA THIART­BOTESScott Bouverie (Brother Broadlink KTM) of St Michaels enroute to finishing third.

PHOTO: ELZA THIART­BOTESBlake Gutzeit (Sherco SA/Mitas) of Oslo Beach at Bushman’s Passon his way to finishing fourth in only his second Roof of Africa.

PHOTO: ELZA THIART­BOTESBronson Louw of Umzumbe powers to a 10th­place finish.

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“It feels awesometo be the first SouthAfricanin,”Bouverietold the Fever. “I’mvery satisfied withmy result. It is reallydifficult to podiumextreme races withsome of the world’sbest riders, especial-ly in the conditionswe faced.

“This was myfourth Roof and by

able to devote all mytime to training asI’mwritingmatric fi-nals, so a top 10 is asurprise.Theweath-er had its pros andcons. All the rain al-most made the con-ditions unrideablebut at the same timeit kept the temperatecool, so dehydrationin the mountainpasseswasn’t such aconcern.”

Paddock sensa-tion Wade Young’shopes of defendinghisRoofofAfricatitlewere dashed on Fri-day.

The new BrotherBroadlinkKTMridergot off to a solid startand finished third inthe 45km time trialon Thursday, how-ever, his race wascruelly cut shortwhen his bike seizedthe following day.

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Mitchell’s the MAIN MAN>> Star scrumhalf takes top gong at South Coast Warriors Awards

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scrumhalfChrisMitchell cappedabreak-through season by scooping the prestig-

iousPlayerof theYearawardat theclub’sannu-al awards evening held at Douglas MitchellSports Grounds recently.

21 Player of the Year award.“Thiswas one ofmymost enjoyable seasons

ever and although personally I felt that I im-proved, I didn’t expect to be recognised in thisway. I’mextremelyproudandhonouredtohavereceived this award,” said Fourie,who opted tocommit himself to the Warriors after havingmade a name for himself at Glenwood HighSchool.

“Afterschool ImovedbacktotheSouthCoastandplayingagainstDurbanclubsandsomeoldfriends fromschoolallowedmetoreallybe test-ed physically and mentally.

“It was daunting at first, especially playingagainst bigger, more skilled players, most ofwhich knew my style of playing from schooldays,but it’salwaysmore funchallengingyour-self. It makes the win that much better.”

Fourie added that his fruitful season camedown to the decision tomove from themidfieldto the second row.

“Moving to lock was a big step for me and Ifelt I had a lot to prove. I listened and observeda whole lot and used the criticism I wasgiven. The team helped massively in this as-pect,” he said.

“I learned how to play a new position fromscratchandwasdetermined toshowthat rugbyis in my blood, no matter where I am on thefield.”

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDWarriors Player of the Year Chris Mitchell (middle) flanked bySouthern KZN Rugby Sub­Union president Dougie Haralambousand Warriors chairman Boet Fourie.

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDWarriors Players’ Player of the Year Marchell Sass (middle) iscongratulated by Southern KZN Rugby Sub­Union presidentDougie Haralambous and Warriors chairman Boet Fourie.

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDMost Improved Warriors Player of the Year Lourens Stapelberg(middle) with Southern KZN Rugby Sub­Union presidentDougie Haralambous and Warriors chairman Boet Fourie.

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PHOTO: SUPPLIEDMost Improved Warriors Under­21 Player of theYear James Fourie (left) is congratulated bySouthern KZN Rugby Sub­Union presidentDougie Haralambous (middle) and Warriorschairman Boet Fourie.

The 25-year-old starred in a strugglingWarriors first team side this season and wasrewarded with call-ups to the Southern Kwa-Zulu-Natal and Wildebeest XV sides.

Mitchell played a key role for the SouthernKwaZulu-Natal team, propelling them to theirfirst ever Ebbo Bastard trophy triumph in Au-gust before helping theWildebeest XV to theirmaiden South African Rugby Union SouthernSub-Union title in September.

“I’m happy as hell to win this award due tothe fact that any number of my teammatescould have got it,” Mitchell told the Fever.

“NeverdidIthinkthatIcouldhavemadetheWildebeest XV side and now that I got playeroftheyear, itseemslikeahadarunofgoodluckthis year.

“I have to thankmy coaches Juan [van denBerg]andoomPiet[Breedt]forpushingmethisyear. Without them, I guess I would have justplayed an average year like normal.”

Mitchell conceded it was a disappointingseason for theWarriors first XV, the team fin-ishing seventh in an eight-team league, butwas optimistic that they will be back to theirbest next season with the addition of somefresh faces and ideas.

“We didn’t have a great season but we gotsomenewcomers coming in fornext yearwithsome new coaching staff and a conditioningcoach, which I know all us are going two bedreading, but I rate we’ll be ready to makesome good plays next season,” he said.

FormerWildebeest XV flyer Marchell Sasswas votedPlayers’ Player of theYear, theMostImproved Player of the Year award went toLourens Stapelberg, Theuns Steenkamp tookhome the coveted Clubman of the Year awardand Stefan Slabbert ‘won’ the Stirrer of theYear award.

Much like the first XV, the second team en-dured a difficult season, but there were someshining lights in the side. Jurie Geldenhuyswasacknowledgedas theSecondTeamPlayerof the Year while Sandile Mehembu wasnamedMost ImprovedSecondTeamPlayer ofthe Year.

The Under-20s, in contrast, had a success-ful seasonwhichsawthemfinishsecondintheleague, reach the DW Geddie Cup final andformthenucleusoftheSouthernKwaZulu-Na-tal Under-21s sidewho clinched the PhilipNeltrophy for the first time ever.

Stefan Malan was named the Under-20Playerof theYearandJamesFourieadded theMost Improved Under-20 Player of the Yearaward to his Southern KwaZulu-Natal Under-