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PHOTO: JYOTHI LALDASBusiness tycoon Vivian Reddy donated a painting collection worth R3 million to the Luthuli Museum at the request of Chief Albert Luthuli's daughter Dr Albertina Luthuli. Here they listen as au­thor and motivational speaker Krish Naidoo reads the citation attached to the painting. More on page 3

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Artist captures amazing moments depicting Luthuli’s legacy

JYOTHI LALDAS

DURBAN businessman VivianReddy donated a collection ofpaintings valued at R3million

to the Luthuli Museum in Groutvilleon Friday honouring the legacy ofChief Albert Luthuli.

The collection of 10 paintings,named The Spirit of Chief Albert Lu-thuli Series, was painted by the lateartist Ronald Harrison who alsopainted the anti-apartheid piece TheBlack Christ, which depicted Luthulias Jesus being crucified by the thenprime minister Hendrik Verwoerdandhis justiceminister JohnVorster.

The collection, however, does notdepict Luthuli himself, but his idealsthrough which his spirit lives on.

Guests at the event included Lu-thuli family members, ANC GreaterKwaDukuza region chairpersonThokozani Msweli, secretary MuziSithole, KwaDukuza mayor RicardoMthembu, Harrison's niece and herhusband Desiree and Derek Phillips(Harrison lived with them before hisdeath) and Consul General of PolandAndrzej Kiepiela among others.

At the unveiling ceremony Luthu-li’s eldest daughter, Dr Albertina Lu-thuli spoke of how she had ap-

proached Reddy to “save” the paint-ings from being auctioned shortlybefore cancer claimedHarrison's lifein June 2011.

DrAlbertinasaidshefirstmetHar-rison in 2000 when she was a mem-ber of Parliament in Cape Town.

“Whilewe spokeHarrison toldmethe amazing story of how he met myfatherandwhyhedecidedtopainttheThe Black Christ.

“Through the help of the commu-nity, particularly the Indian commu-nity at the time, arrangements weremade forHarrison tomeetmy father.

“His description ofmeetingmy fa-ther really moved me. He told mewhenhemet himhe couldn’t take hiseyes off his [Luthuli's] face. He saidthere was something about his eyesthatspoketohim.Icouldunderstand.My father’s eyes were such that theytold stories.”

Following the painting of TheBlack Christ, Harrisonwas persecut-ed by the apartheid government andthe painting, which was displayed inStLuke’sChurch,CapeTownuntil thepolice gotwind of it, was smuggled toEngland.

“He cameout of the [experience] aphysically weakened man and henever really got his strength back,”

Luthuli said.DrAlbertinasaidHarrisonwasde-

tainedby the police andwas torturedfor information about thepainting.

“Some years later he painted thisseries.Hedidnotwant financialcom-pensation because, likemy father, hedid not care for money. I persuadedhimthatheneeded themoney tocarefor his ailing mother and sister.

He considered an auction, but Iwas concerned it would be lost toSouth Africa. That was when Reddycame in.”

Reddy saidhe felt heowed it toLu-thuliandthecountrytomakesurethepaintings found their way “home”.

“I bought thepaintings to keep thespirit of Luthuli alive. The paintingshave been out there for a while andnow they will return to their naturalhome in themuseum. It'swhere theybelong.”

Reddy said although he held therightstothecollection,proceedsfromreprints would go to charity.

ThankingReddyforthe'magnani-mous' gesture, Luthuli MuseumchairpersonJabulaniSitholesaiddo-nations of such a nature and magni-tude are rare.

“Thankyouforyoursupportofour

continuedefforts tocollectartifacts topreservethelegacyofChiefAlbertLu-thuli.”

As a token of appreciation Reddywas then presented with a frame ofthe Luthuli stamp collection.

PHOTOS: JYOTHI LALDASThe painting that were donated

Muzi Sithole unveils a painting while Krish Naidoo reads the citation

Thokozani Msweli, Muzi Sithole, Vivian Reddy and Dr AlbertinaLuthuli

Vivian Reddy and Dr Albertina Luthuli unveil the first paint­ing

Deputy mayor Dolly Govender and Krish Naidoo

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UMGENI Water has reported a sur-plus of over R500 million for the2012/2013 period – its highest sur-plus in the last four years.

Thiswasrevealedatamediabrief-ing for the report at the Hilton Hotelin Durban on Thursday, 24 October.

One of the main highlights was asurplus figure of R583 million thatwill be used to repay debt and fundfurther infrastructuraldevelopmentsaimed at assisting municipalities.

Umgeni Water caters for six mu-nicipalities inKwaZulu-Natalsupply-ingeachwithbulkwater servicesandinfrastructural development.

Also announced at the mediabriefing were three major projectsthat were completed including theR171millionMaphumuloBulkWaterSupply Scheme Phase 1 project, theR76 million South Coast boosterpump station, and the Ugu Districtand Hazelmere bifurication pipelinevalued at R66 million.

The second phase of the Maphu-mulo project is presently underwayand is expected to supply 158 000people with potable water.

The state owned entity also com-mitted 49 percent of its total capital

and infrastructure programme bud-get for thenext five yearsonruralde-velopment and community sustain-ability. The projects will see 538 em-ployment opportunities.

Addressing the media, UmgeniWater board member Thabani Zulusaid the organisation had alsochanged its Broad-Based Black Eco-nomic Empowerment Policy(BBBEE).

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Zulualso thanked theDepartmentof Water Affairs for assisting after itallocated R167 million for develop-mental projects.

“The reality is that in the absenceof grant funding, projects of a devel-opmental nature have to be financedthrough the balance sheet, resultingin impairments which is not idea.

We fully recognise the need forcitizens in our operational area tohave access to safe drinking water.”

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“Our board sometimes feels ourobjectives are too low, but the truth is

we strive for only excellence. For ex-ample, the tepidityofwatershouldbearound0.5.Weprefer tokeepour lev-els around 0.25.”

Gamede added that Umgeni hadrecorded water losses of just underfive percent. He said there has beensteady improvement in theorganisa-tion. “Evenintermsofouroperation-aland financialperformances,thingshave been good. We have had nobreakdowns at all. Our audits are notjust unqualified, but also clean. Aclean audit represents no mishan-dling of any kind. We have achievedthis a third year in a row.”

Gamedesaidtherewouldbemanydevelopmental projects that havebeenlinedupfortheupcoming finan-cial year.

When questioned of whether thiswould impact on current consumertariffs,hewasquick todenounce this.

“Lastyeartherewasanincreaseof8.3 percent which is not that much.When we undertake these projectswe create business models to ensurethey are stable and sustainable witha minimum cost increase to our cur-rent consumers.

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Dolphin Coast public relations officer MduTony accused the KwaDukuza Taxi Associa-tion of causing the unrest between the twoas-sociations.

“As I am speaking to you now, they areblockingourtaxis,threateningourdriversandblocking our way making it difficult for us todo our job. They are even taking our money.”

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Residents demand action>> Community says they will protest if demands are not met

MERVYN KRISHNA

THE residents of Shakaskraal(Ward22)havegivenKwaDu-kuza mayor Ricardo Mthem-

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mandswhich theyhanded tohimatan IDP meeting on Thursday at theShakaskraalPrimarySchoolorthey“willhavenooptionbuttotaketothestreet inprotestofservicedelivery”.

At the meeting which was at-tended by KwaDukuza councillorsandofficialsofthemunicipality,res-idents vented their anger at wardcouncillor Ann McDonnell.

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The residentsnowwantMthem-butointerveneinresolvingissuesasper their demands.

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Theyfurtherdemandedtherein-statement of a dismissed state paidcleaner from Shakaskraal PrimarySchool who was allegedly “framedby associates of a former governingbody member who has a spouse inthe school, and who wanted to em-ploy a member from hischurch”.

Speaking to theWeekly, McDon-nell saidshewasverysad that somepeople do not respect the democra-cy that was fought so hard for.

“The political agenda actuallyovershadows the service deliveryandthepeoplesufferasaresult.Themunicipality cannot drive its pro-grammes and we as councillors aspersecuted for it.”

PHOTO: MERVYN KRISHNAWard 22 councillor Ann McDonnell, executive director technical services Skhumbu­zo Hlongwane and KwaDukuza mayor Ricardo Mthembu at the meeting

NOTHANDO NDLOVU

AFTER a series of reports about vil-lage fights among Mandeni pupils,theMandenimayoralongside theZe-ro to Hero Motivational speaker, theDepartment of Community Safetyand SAPS held an awareness cam-

paign at Machibini Sports Field onFriday.

Representatives from schoolssuchas,Udumo,MgandeniandTsha-na High Schools where fights oc-curredattendedtheevent. Thepupilsalso staged a play to educate young-sters on the danger of village fights.

Mayor, Siphesihle Zulu urgedthe pupils to refrain from crime and‘petty’ community issues so that they

could ensure they have a brighter fu-ture.

Zulu said it was the duty of thecommunity to produce a favourableenvironment forschools tobesafear-eas of learning.

Zero toHeroMotivational speakerSthembisoZondomotivatedpupils tochange their lives by studying hard.Local artists such as Sifiso Ncwaneand Ithemba performed at the event.

PHOTO: SUPPLIEFrom left: Inkosi Linda Mathonsi, Thokozani Msweli (iLembe Speaker),Sthembiso Zondo Motivational Speaker), Prince Hlanganiso Zulu, mayorSiphesihle Zulu and award winning artist Sifiso Ncwane.

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‘Helpers’ arrested for fraud>> Arrested for allegedly defrauding senior citizensNOTHANDO NDLOVU

A MEETING scheduled to helpelderly KwaDukuza residentsto receive their pension funds

fromvariouscompanies,endedbadlywhen the man chairing the meetingandhissixaccompliceswerearrestedatKwaDukuzaTownHallonWednes-day.

Dumisani Dludla, who is thefounder and chairperson of a ‘non-profit’ organisation Ibutholamakhe-hla nezalukazi (Ibutholamanezabo)based in Esikhawini, had called themeetingtoaddressissuesofresidentswho did not receive their pensionfunds after working for local compa-niessuchasTongaatHullet,Illovoandothers.

Over 200 people attended themeeting,most ofwhichpaidR20and

more to Dludla for help.When the Weekly entered the

premises Jay Steven from Glendalewasangrybefore themeeting startedas they had to stand outside the com-munity hall for over an hour.

Steven said itwas ‘ridiculous’ thatthe elderly people had to stand out-side for such a long time.Hewas car-ryingtwoblankslipshereceivedafterpaying the required amount. Whenaskedwhy he had to pay this amounthe replied: “We were told we wouldreceive our pension funds.”

In his address, Dludla told thecrowd that his intention was to helpthem receive their funds as many ofthem were exploited.

Outof ‘concern’ for theelderlyciti-zens, KwaDukuzamunicipalmanag-er NJ Mdakane decided to join themeeting. Mdakane pointed out that

the Department of Social Develop-ment (DSD) offers the same servicesfor free.

“I amconcerned that a person likeDludlaischargingpensionersR20fora service which you can receive freeof charge at DSD.”

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5 November 16 Stanger Heights Primary School 18h00(Tuesday) (Multi Purpose Centre)

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times stated.

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WELL known KwaDukuzaresident Pranesh Gayaper-shad is warning the public

that if they pickmushrooms from thewild,theymustmakesuretheyidenti-fy themushroombefore eating them.

Whilemostmushroomspeciesaresuitable for human consumption, asmall percentage of them aredeadly.

The warning follows incidents ofseveral families from the Happy Val-ley area being admitted to StangerHospital after consuming poisonousmushrooms picked from nearbyfields.

There is no rule to determinewhetheramushroomispoisonousornot,withsomeofthemostdeadlyspe-cies looking similar to those consid-ered safe.

Gayapershad encourages peopletoonlyeatmushroomstheyknowaresafe.

“There aremanymushrooms thatlook very edible, and they can be themost poisonous ones.

“There is amushroomcalled “TheDestroyingAngel”whichispresent inthe area.”

He said that if this mushroom isconsumed there is a 95 per centchance of dying.

“It looks like some of the edible

ones which is why people need to bemore aware.

“They are advised not to pickmushrooms from fields sprayedwithpesticides as well, as these are alsopoisonous,” he added.

Gayapershad said, “To avoid get-ting sick, follow this simple rule:Know the identity of the mushroomyouintendtoeat. Youmaybetold:“Anedible mushroom peels and does notblacken a spoon,” or “Mushroomsnibbled by animals are safe.”

“These and other rules of thumbare worthless. Eat only mushroomsyou know are edible.”

“The Destroying Angel”

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Aiming for the top>> iLembe District schools aiming high for final resultsNOTHANDO NDLOVU

KWADUKUZA schools saw asmoothstart to thematric finalexaminations on Monday.

Speaking to the Weekly after theEnglish paper one examination com-menced Groutville High School prin-cipal Nhlanhla Mbhele said pupilsfrom his school were well behavedandpreparedtoscorethebestmarks.

“We are confident that the schoolwill receive 100% pass this year. Wehave really been working hard thewhole year.”

Shakaskraal Secondary Schoolprincipal Budhram Gangapursadsaid they started their exams well.

“We are hoping to do better than

previous years. The teachers, pupilsandparentshavesacrificedtheirtimeto ensure that the school gets betterresults this year.”

Stanger Secondary School princi-pal Robin Maharaj said the first daywent well and many of the studentsfinished the paper on time.

He said they are expecting a 95%passratethisyearastheschool iswellknown to have produced stalwartssuch as Kader Asmal.

Tshelenkosi Secondary Schoolprincipal NosiphoMpanza said pu-pils enjoyed writing their firstpaper.

“Wehopetheywillenjoyall thepa-pers and give the exams their best.The teachers will continue to help

them prepare for the upcoming pa-pers.”

Mpanza said they were expectinga 75% pass rate this year.

Stanger Manor Secondary Schoolprincipal Mervin Gounden said thepupils found their first paper verypleasing and were well prepared.

He said: “Like all the other teach-ersweexpectallourpupilstoperformwell even though they are not thesame.”

Goundensaidhisschoolhasmain-tained a 91% pass rate over the past

six years.KwaZulu-NatalDepartmentofEd-

ucationspokespersonMuziMahlam-bi said the examinations started verywell in all 1733 exam stations.

Mahlambi said the departmenthopes that all those who are writingthe examswill receive a fair opportu-nity to pass.

Hefurtherstatedthat theyhopeallthe schools in KZN will get nothingless than an 80% pass rate.

“The truth of the matter is that ateach home in this province there is a

child who will be writing exams andeach family will be expecting theirchild to pass.

“I encourage all the pupils to givetheir best so that they canmake theirparents proud.”

Mahlambi gavea sternwarning toanyindividualwhoisinvolvedinleak-ing exam papers or anything that isagainst the law saying that this yearthe department will take strict mea-sures.

The examswill end on 29Novem-ber.

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDMandeni Academy started of the matric final examinations smoothly on Monday. Frome left: principal A La Grange,deputy principal D Lombard, HOD FET Phase M Smith and HOD Senior Phase D Pillay with potential A candidatesDonn'e Steyn, Desire' Venter and Jenai Raulla.

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HUNDREDS of pupils and well wish-ers attended the Groutville HighSchool matric examination prayerand awards ceremony at the schoolon Thursday.

Present at this prestigious annualeventwereKwaDukuzamayorRicar-do Mthembu and speaker ThulaniKhuluse, Igagasi FM’s Siya Mhlongoand local pastors.

According to school principal,NhlanhlaMbhele the event proved tobe a very successful.

“We are confident that this year,our school will receive a 100% passrate,”saidMbhelewhosaidtheschoolinvites local pastors to preach everyMonday.

“We believe in prayer and excel-lence.”

Pupil Brilliant Dube scooped themost awards.

Speaking to the Weekly after re-ceiving the awardhe said: “I feel very

happy. I taught myself to work hardfrom a young age and I have learnedthat when you put God first the restfollows.”

The 18-year-old Dube from Eteteexpects to receive seven distinctionsthis year.

Mhlongowhowastheguestspeak-er for the day inspired the pupils to

work hard so that their work can beof use for years on earth like that ofIsaac Newton.

Mhlongo said: “With good workcomes promotion. Work with excel-lence,nobodymustworkharderthanyou. Youmust not be the second bestwhen you receive opportunities towork.”

PHOTO: NOTHANDO NDLOVUNonhle Mthiyane,Nothando Phakathi, Siya Mhlongo,Bathabile Mathenjwa andSnenhlanhla Makhathini.

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A bit about

PUPILS and parents will never forgetthe last year spent at school. Itmarks the endofanera and basical­ly the beginning of a new chapter ­adulthood and the responsibilitiesthat come with it.

The countdown to the “most im­portant examinations pupils willwrite” has begun as schools start toadd the final touches ahead of thewritten exams.

All eyes will once again focus onthe Department of Education aspresident Jacob Zuma highlightededucation in his State of the Nationaddress.

The former premier of KwaZulu­Natal did the same in his Stateof the Province address.

At this stage the department isworking extremely hard to preventleaks. A department spokesperson

said all systems have been beefedup and they will be taking a strongstance against those with leakedpapers.

While all this takes place at ahigherlevel,theclassof2013arepre­paring for the next step in their lives.Some will be burning the midnightoil and trying to cram as much astheycan,whileothersmightbemorerelaxed.

Please share your study tips andmethods with our readers. Tell usyour story in your words ­ sign up asa citizen journalist on our website.

Who knows, you may be a “pub­lished writer” before you take onyour matric exams.

Visit www.stangerweekly.co.zaThe Stanger Weekly team wishes allmatriculants the best for the finalschool examinations.

Preparing for the roadahead

THROUGH the years, I have found that peopleare quick to tell you what they love and whatthey hate.

But ask them what they want and theyhave to stop and think about it!

They can quickly tell you in general terms­ more money, a better marriage, a better joband so on.

However, few will give you specifics be­

cause they haven't taken the time to figurethem out.

For example, in their careers, almost noone can tell me where they want to be in threeyears, five years or 10 years.

On the other hand, those who strive fortheir impossible dreams and achieve them,know exactly where they want to go and howthey want to get there.

WhenI'veaskedbusinessmenorbusiness­women what they value most, they nearly al­ways say their family, their friends or theirhealth. But there's a real disconnect betweenwhat they say and what they do.

Most people's day­to­day priorities, whatthey think about, how they act, and how theyspend their time do not reflect their lives.

Nor do their priorities help them to achievewhat they've said they want most.

Most people's daily and weekly routinesreflect the demands and priorities of othersor follow the path of least resistance and ''go

with the flow.''When our daily activities do not reflect our

values and efforts to achieve what we reallywant, we end our days and weeks and yearsfrustrated and unfulfilled.

To experience greater levels of achieve­ment and more contentment and fulfillment,we need to find ways that will motivate andsustain our actions and work.

We live in the most advanced, educated,civilised age in the history of mankind.

We have more wealth, more health andmaterial possessions than any other peoplein history.

And yet we consume more antidepres­sants and spend more time in hospitals andin the offices of therapists than ever before.

By discovering and deepening our “whys”,I believe we have the opportunity to bring ourlives and careers into line with our values.

If we do this, we will be more successfulin everything we do!

What do you want? EDITORIAL COMMENT

THEKashveerSinghFundRaisingCom-mitteewouldliketoplaceonrecordtheirheartfelt thanks to families, friends, thecommunity and the business housesthat supported the fund raising drivethus farwith compassion and devotion.

Every contribution was well re-ceived. Special thanks to all those whosupported both the shows to allow thefamily to meet certain targets for Kash-

as we work to help Kashveer recover.

Kashveer SinghFund Raising Committee

Thank you!veer's continued rehabilita-tion.

God bless you all for ev-erything you have done andfor your continued support

I READ an article in one of our local tab­loids regarding progress made in pro­viding adequate street lighting inStanger Manor a while ago.

The picture showed the mayor,along with a few municipal officialssmiling broadly during the "switch on".

The article also mentioned that ourmunicipality was starting to resurfaceroads in the area.

My mild excitement has now turnedinto complete horror at the conditionof our roads! The municipality has gailygone about stripping the tar complete­

ly off a number of roads.Some sections of road have devel­

oped potholes that are deep enough tocompletely engulf an average motor­car tyre. The roads that enclose an ac­tive business district (Daffodil Road,Geranium Street) have fallen prey tothese enthusiastic earth­movers.

Why was the resurfacing projectnot limited to one stretch of road at atime? Surely that would have limitedthe obvious damage and inconve­nience that prevails presently?

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NOTHANDO NDLOVU

RESPONDING to the article ‘Public Protectortoprobe’publishedintheWeekly(11October),Mandeni mayor Sphesihle Zulu said theInkatha Freedom Party (IFP) was looking for‘cheap’ publicity and also intended to under-mine the Mandeni community.

Speaking to the Weekly, Zulu explained:“Themunicipality isoutragedbythe ludicrousclaimsmadeby the IFPnational leadership tothe media by an organisation that should un-derstandbetter thatMandenihasefficient ad-ministrationwhich includes a few councillorsof the IFP.”

According to Zulu, council regarded the al-legations as being part of a broader ‘insult’ tothe IFP councillors from Mandeni who makea ‘meaningful’ contribution in running themunicipality.

“The IFP must attend to its political activi-ties and refrain from undermining the goodprogress of Mandeni community. These lameallegations are baseless and lack facts. ThemunicipalitythatwaspreviouslyledbytheIFPhad a lot of internal fights andwas financiallyweak.”

Zulu said the allegations were made to‘harm the integrity’ of themunicipality as the2014 elections were drawing close.

“It has nowbecome clear that we are deal-ing with IFP powermongers who cannot rec-ognise their local leadership who has beenpartof the threeconsecutiveunqualifiedauditopinions by Auditor General in last financialyears.”

The article published in the Weekly statedthatthePublicProtector,ThuliMadonselawasasked to probe claims of mismanagement insomeKwaZulu-NatalmunicipalitiesincludingMandeni.

It further stated that information was senttoMadonsela’sofficein2009thatMandenididnot renew the contract of Globe Tech SecurityCompany and instead brought in Enforce Se-curity Company.

A reliable source said thiswas ‘suspicious’because Globe Tech Security Company waspaid R60 000 per month, Enforce SecurityCompany’s payment was about four timesmore, approximately R260 000 per month.

Responding to these allegations Zulu saidEnforce Security was appointed by the previ-ous administration in 2009.

He said a forensic investigation was done.Zulu said the municipality should have been‘engaged’ before the allegations were made.

“Themunicipalitywill continue towork to-gethertoimproveourservicedeliveryinorderachieveourvision ‘Tobeareliablepeoplecen-tred sustainable economic hub by 2030’.”

MandeniMunicipalityresponds toallegations

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HEADACHES in children are common andusually aren't serious. Like adults, childrencan develop different types of headaches,including migraine or stress­related (ten­sion) headaches. Children can also havechronic daily headaches.

In some cases, headaches in childrenare caused by an infection, high levels ofstress or anxiety, or minor head trauma. It'simportant to pay attention to your child'sheadache symptoms and consult a doctorif the headache worsens or occurs fre­quently. Headaches in children usually canbe treated with over­the­counter painmedications and other lifestyle measures.

SYMPTOMSChildren get the same types of head­

aches adults do, but their symptoms maydiffer. For example, a migraine in an adultusually starts early in the morning, but achild's is more likely to develop in the lateafternoon.

Also, migraine pain in children may lastless than four hours, whereas in adults, mi­graines last at least four hours. Such differ­ences may make it difficult to pinpointheadache type in a child, especially in ayounger child who can't describe symp­toms.

In general, though, certain symptomstend to fall more frequently under certaincategories.MigraineMigraines can cause:Pulsating, throbbing or pounding headpain

Pain that worsens with exertionNauseaVomitingAbdominal painExtreme sensitivity to light and soundEven infants can have migraines. A childwho's too young to tell you what's wrongmay cry and hold his or her head to indicatesevere pain.Tension-type headacheTension-type headaches can cause:A pressing tightness in the muscles of thehead or neckMild to moderate, nonpulsating pain onboth sides of the headPain that's not worsened by physical activ­ityHeadache that's not accompanied by nau­sea or vomiting, as is often the case withmigraineYounger children may withdraw from regu­lar play and want to sleep more. Tension­type headaches can last from 30 minutesto several days.Cluster headacheCluster headaches are uncommon in chil­dren under 12 years of age. They usually:Occur in groups of five or more episodes,ranging from one headache every other

day to eight a dayInvolve sharp, stabbing pain on one side ofthe head that lasts from 15 minutes tothree hoursAre accompanied by teariness, congestion,runny nose, or restlessness or agitationChronic daily headacheDoctors use the phrase "chronic dailyheadache" (CDH) for migraine headachesand tension­type headaches that occurmore than 15 days a month for more thanthree months. CDH may be caused by aninfection, minor head injury or taking painmedications — even nonprescription painmedications — too often.When to see a doctorMost headaches aren't serious, but seekprompt medical care if your child's head­aches:Wake your child from sleepWorsen or become more frequentChange your child's personalityFollow an injury, such as a blow to the headtoFeature persistent vomiting or visualchangesAre accompanied by fever and neck painor stiffnessCAUSES

A number of factors can cause yourchild to develop headache. Factors in­clude:Illness and infection ­ Common illnessessuch as colds, flu, and ear and sinus infec­tions are some of the most frequent causesof headache in children.

More­serious infections, such as men­ingitis or encephalitis, also can cause head­ache, but are usually accompanied by oth­er signs and symptoms, such as fever andneck stiffness.Head trauma ­ Bumps and bruises cancause headaches.

Although most head injuries are minor,seek prompt medical attention if your child

If your child gets headaches regular­ly establish the cause.

:

Headaches in children>> Pay attention to your child’s symptoms

Establish the type of headache yourchild has first before treating.

falls hard on his or herhead or gets hit hard inthe head.

Also, contact a doc­tor if your child's headpain steadily worsensafter a head injury.Emotional factors ­Stress and anxiety —perhaps triggered byproblems with peers,teachers or parents —can play a role in chil­dren's headaches.

Children with de­pression may complainof headaches, particu­larly if they have troublerecognizing feelings ofsadness and loneli­ness.Genetic predisposition ­Headaches, particular­ly migraines, tend to runin families.Certain foods and bev­erages ­ Nitrates, a foodpreservative found incured meats, such asbacon, bologna and hotdogs, can trigger head­aches, as can the foodadditive MSG.Also, too much caffeine— contained in soda,chocolates, coffee andtea — can cause head­aches.

Problems in thebrain ­ Rarely, a braintumor or abscess orbleeding in the braincan press on areas ofthe brain, causing achronic, worseninghead­ ache.

Typically in thesecases, however, thereare other symptoms,such as visual prob­lems, dizziness and lackof coordination.

This can usually bedetermined by yourhealth care practitio­ner.

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Is your child being “bullied”?>> Help is at hand! budo martial art introduces “bully” classes

BULLYING is a common occurrence inmost schools.

Approximately 40% to 80% ofschool­age children experience bullying atsome point during their school careers.

Regardless of the grade level, socioeco­nomic environment, gender, religion, orsexual orientation, bullying can happen toanyone.

However, various studies point out thatstudents from lower socio­economic back­grounds are more bullied than studentsfrom higher socio­economic backgrounds.

The following is a list of statisticsthat illustrate the severity of bully-

ing within classrooms:

>>20­40% of bullying victims actually re­port being bullied>>70% of primary school and high schoolstudents experience bullying in school>>7­12% of bullies are habitual and posea serious threat>>23% of 9th graders have carried aweapon to school recently>>5­15% of students are constantly bul­lied>>27% of students are bullied because oftheir refusal to engage in common sexualpractices>>25% of students encourage bullying if

not given proper education and support inanti­bullying techniques

Due to the low numbers of studentswho actually report incidents of bullying,teachers need to have a certain level ofawareness that will hinder any potentialproblems.

This awareness starts with under­standing bullying.

Thepsychologyofbothbullyandvictimare imperative to understand.

Levels of confidence of both partiescome into play.

The student who bullies others, also,clearly, has challenges of self­worth, self­love and self­understanding.

The victim, as well, requires to becomebold, forthright, develop more self­respectand become fear­LESS. Bullying is NOTsomething that ANY child “deserves”. It isno child’s right to hurt or disrespect anoth­er.

Many children are embarrassed to getparents involved realising that they will bebullied further and be called names andhurt even more, because they are unableto “handle” the issue themselves.

Sometimes parents are aware of somesort of foul play but even they are unawareof what the optimal solution could be.

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For further information contact TimurKurmanov (Master and World Champion inTaekwondo and Hapkido, Master of Taichiand Self­defence, and President: BudoMartial Art).

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NOTICE OF SALEThe under mentioned property will be sold inexecution on 12 NOVEMBER 2013 at 10h00outside the Office of the Acting Sheriff for LowerTugela, at 134/6 Mahatma Gandhi Street,Stanger/KwaDukuza.The property situate at “Lot 2013 Stanger(Extension 19), situate in the Borough ofStanger, Administrative District of Natal,Province of KwaZulu-Natal”Situated at: 4 Orchid Road, Stanger ManorRegistration Division: Administrative District ofNatal, Province of KwaZulu-NatalMeasuring: 978 (Nine Hundred and SeventyEight) square metresAs held by the first and second defendant underdeed of Transfer Number T.17034/89The property is zoned: residentialIMPROVEMENTS: A Residential Dwellingcomprising of a Double Storey Brick under tiledwelling consisting 2 x Lounges, 1 x Kitchen;4 x Bedrooms 1 x Bathroom 3 x Showers 4x Toilets Other 4 x Out garages, 1x ServantsRoom; 1 X Verandah; 1 x Store Room GrannyFlat comprises; 1x Lounge 1 x Kitchen 2 xBedrooms 1 x Bathroom 1 x Toilet, concretedriveway and remote gate(The nature, extent, condition and existence ofthe improvements are not guaranteed and aresold “voetstoots”)The full conditions of sale may be inspected atthe Office of the Acting Sheriff at Suite 6, JayKrishna Centre, 134/6 Mahatma Ghandi Street,Stanger / KwaDukuza.TAKE FURTHER NOTE THAT:1.This sale is a sale in execution pursuant to aJudgement obtained in the above court.2.The Rules of this auction is available 24hours before the auction at the Office of theActing Sheriff for Lower Tugela, at Suite 6, JayKrishna Centre, 134/6 Mahatma Gandhi Street,Stanger, KwaDukuza.3.Registration as a buyer is a pre-requisitesubject to conditions, inter alia; Directive ofthe Consumer Protection Act 68 of 2008, URLReference Number( U R L h t t p : / / w w w . i n f o . g o v . z a / v i e w /DownloadFileAction?id=99961)4.FICA-legislation i.r.o proof of identity andaddress particulars.5.Payment of a Registration Fee of R10 000 incash.6.Registration conditions.7.The office of the Acting Sheriff for LowerTugela, will conduct the sale with auctioneer RSingh (Acting Sheriff) and/or S Reddy.8.Advertising costs at current publication ratesand sale costs according to court rules apply.DATED AT DURBAN on 03 October 2013Sgd S. RAMDASSPLAINTIFF’S ATTORNEYRAMDASS AND ASSOCIATES308 Cowey RoadBereaDurban4001Ref: Mr. S. Ramdass

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1Bedroom, bath& toiletinside, R1200-00 incl.L/W, 95 Glenhills Drive,Glenhills, availableimmediately. Contact:083 216 5139.

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Outbuilding to let-24 Townview Road.Contact: 032 551 3753

Outbuilding with 1bedroom, lounge,kitchen for rent inStanger Heights.Contact: 082 9212394/032-551 5966.

Room & kitchen forrent, R1750.00 incl.L/W, in town. Contact:082 922 1896/0325514382

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In accordance with therequirements of CIPC,21 clear days’ noticeis hereby given of theintention to apply to theCIPC for re-instatementof the following CC.Mkhando Constructionand Projects2006/168601/23Any objections tothe application to re-instatement must bemade within 21 days tothe following address:The Member c/o SSDlamini & Associates,62 Hullett Street, Suite2B Jangnoor Centre,KwaDukuza, 4449.Dated at KwaDukuzaon the 30 October2013.

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VACANCY

Career in marketingand salesSec Electrical is lookingfor young enthusiasticindividuals who arehighly motivated andchosen to follow amarketing and salescareer.The successfulcandidate will beplaced on a trainingprogramme for 18months to learn andpractice marketingand sales skills in theengineering field.On completion of thetraining programmethe individual will becertified with Mersetaaccredited certificate inengineering marketingand sales.Requirements:-Must preferably Bcom,related marketingor other tertiaryqualification-Must have driverslicence-Must have 1 year workexperience in relatedfield-Must be available toundergo applicabletestFax CV’s to 032-5514842Email: neerasec@iafrica.com

Domestic workerneeded to workin Stanger Manor(Tuesday, Thursday,Saturday). Contact:084 545 1400.

Electrical Companyrequires the followingpersonnel:-Project co-ordinator-Semi skilledelectricians-Field marketers-Supervisors-Electrical assistantPlease fax CV’s to 086562 7912.

Junior admin staffrequired, Basic adminknowledge for fieldwork. Contact: 032-5514260/5.

Large Companylooking for motivated,driven and experiencedSales Consultants, Fulltrainingwill beprovided,Good commissionstructures offered,English and Afrikaansan advantage. Forinterview please sendyour C.V to mari@qh.co.za.

Office/AdministrationClerk Required,Must have relevantexperience. Fax CV’sto 086 588 1286.

Qualified Seamsters,with experience,required at a loungesuite manufacturingcompany. Please callat 12 Bauhinia Road,Moolla’s IndustrialArea, with your CV orfax your CV to 086 5672593.

Sec ElectricalTrainee ElectricianIntake For 2014Well establishedelectrical contractingcompany is invitingapplications to fulfill theposition as learnership-electricians.Successful candidatesmust have thefollowing:--2 years of industrialemployment in anyengineering field witha flair to electricalengineering.-Must have matricexemption with a Caggregate.-Must have driverslicence.-Must have minimumS3 electrical.-Willing to participatein the associatedtraining programmefor a period of 4 yearsapprenticeship undermerseta contract.A short listed candidatewill have to go througha theoretical aptitudetest.Closing date forapplications-8/11/2013.Fax CV’s to 032-5514842Email: neerasec@iafrica.com

VEHICLE FOR SALE

1999 Jetta 3, Price:R30 000 neg, view at13 Clark Road. ContactYusuf: 032-551 1407.

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CLASSIFIEDS

The Christmas Fair Fund's annual CountryFair will take place at Collisheen Estate, out-side Ballito, on 6 and 7 November from 9amto 5pm daily.

The Stanger Manor Hindu Temple Society(Mother Durga Temple – 47 Larkspur Street,Stanger Manor) will host a Diwali function atthe temple on Saturday, 2 November com-mencing at 3pm. Thew programme includessongs, dances, speeches and a fireworks dis-play. Diwali hamperswill be distributed to theneedy.Formore informationcontactSomMu-daly on 078 409 4494 or RamMakardood on084 486 2207.

TheWindyHeightsSriRamMandir,5Horn-beamDrive will host a Diwali celebration thisSaturday at the temple. Supper will be servesafter some lightmusic. Allwelcome. Formoreinformation contact B Sewparsat on 032 5512430.

The next meeting of the Symbezi reunioncommitteewill takeplaceonFriday,1Novem-ber.FordetailscontactMeshDayalon0832331679,DixonMajid0833950032,ChrisNaidoo0828919885orBobbyNaidoo0848005909.The reunion celebration date is set for Satur-day, 7 December.

TheShri SanathanMundalwill observe In-der Goverdhan Pooja on Sunday, 10 Novem-ber.

Time: 9am Venue: Shri Sanathan Mundal,21GreyridgeDrive, StangerHeights, Stanger.LunchandPrasadwillbeserved.Allwelcome.For further information contact the PROMad-huri Sing on 082 324 3406.

Invitation to all family members, relatives,friends andwell wishers. Prayers will be con-ducted to honour our elders and also to com-memorate theanniversaryof thearrival of theindentured Indians at the following GRAVES-ITES: Inyaninga Memorial Garden on Satur-day, 16 November at 2pm. The old Shakask-raal Cemetery on Sunday, 17 November at11am. Addington Farm Gravesite on Sunday,24 November at 11am. Formore informationcontact Tholsi Mudly on 073 152 7256.

MandeniChildWelfareishavingacakesaleatMandiniAcademyon30October starting at7.30am. Anyone who wishes to sponsor acake, tart or cupcakes please contact Dolly on032 456 2184 or 073 168 1803.

Abhishegum for Shanta Narshima andRadhaKrishnaisperformedeverySaturdayatthe Shanta Narshima Temple, 13 CenteneryRoad, Oceanview commencing at 2pm. Thecommunity is invited to attend, participate inthebhajansandmaymakeofferingstothedei-ties. Contact Kriyananda (032/5514795) orcell 0845514795.

TheWindyHeightsSriRamMandir,5Horn-beam Drive, conducts Satsang every Tuesdayat6.30pm.Allwelcome.Formoreinformationcall 032 551 2430.

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Mandeni Municipality wishes all matriculants who will bewriting the most important examinations.

This will probably be an emotional period for you, since you will have to bid farewell to yourschool and possible some friends.

I want to wish you well, and urge you to keep your focus. Please use the last few days to covercertain subject areas you are unsure of, and prepare for this examination to the best of yourability.

I know that many of you have been learning under the most testing of circumstances, butthe fact that you are now preparing for this examination, says much of your characterand determination. I am very proud of the fact that you have made it thus far, and haveconfidence in your ability to overcome this last hurdle.

I want to urge parents to support the matriculants in preparing for their examinations and givethem space and time to concentrate on their studies.

Acquiring the Senior Certificate represents a very important qualification to a better world.With this certificate our learners will have the option of going to University or Further Educationand Training (FET) College.

Mandeni Municipality is working hard to attain its vision “To be reliable people centredeconomic hub by 2030”, and it can happen if we have young people who are equippedwith relevant skills and knowledge, to help build the municipality. Therefore we need all ofyou to do well and achieve even better results than all of your previous examinations, andcontinue your studies at University or FET College.

We encourage matriculants to apply for our Mandeni Bursary Scheme as to increase learnerswho access tertiary education.

We wish to remind all that education is a societal issue. Let us work together to support thelearners and the educators. Please remain focused in the remaining days; be confident inyour ability, concentrate intensely on your books and make us proud at the end of the day.

Parents and siblings also need to play their role by ensuring that the home environment isconducive to study. The success of your examinations is dependent on effective timemanagement, smart studying techniques, a balanced diet and regular exercise.

May your hard work, commitment and dedication to your school work pay off positively.

Your must remember that the government, your parents, families and all ourcommunities love you and support you. The entire education community is standingby you as you prepare for the examinations. PN/84/2013

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MANDENI LOCAL MUNICIPALITY

TO THECLASS OF 2013

DO YOUR BEST Mayor: Cllr.S.B. Zulu

YEARLYEARLY MEMORIAL SERVICEY MEMORIAL SERVICE

One sad year haspassed since we sawyou last. How little weknew that day whatsorrow the night wouldbring. God held yourhand and made uspart. We smile withothers but weep alone,your life was full offamily needs, A helpinghand to all in need. Youwon’t come back, weknow it’s true, but some

YEARLY MEMORIAL SERVICE

Mr Ramanjulu Moodley21 July 1921 - 24 December 2012

day we will meet you too. Time may close thebook of grief, butmemories turn back every leaf.You and your family are kindly requested toattend the one year memorial service of thelate Mr Ramanjulu MoodleyDate: Saturday, 2 November 2013Venue: RA Moodley Home for the aged,Saunder Street, Kwa-Dukuza (Stanger)Time: 10.30am - 12.30pmRSVP: 084 888 2888 (Bala)083 778 1078 (Logan)073 246 8758 (Nick)Family and friends are requested to pleaseaccept this as a personal invitation.Sadly missed by the Moodley family, relativesand friends.

You and your familyare invited to the YearlyMemorial Service ofthe late Mrs MuniammaGovender on Sunday, 3November 2013 at 11amat 44 Larkson Crescent,Stanger Heights.Mother, even though youare no longer here withus, your wisdom, compas-sion and love of God willalways be part of us. Ourmother the symbol of ouruniverse, currently resid-ing with the Gods. You left

In Loving Memory

Mrs MuniammaGovender

with your thoughts known to us and a memory we areproud to own. We love you forever and always. The starsare your eyes watching over us. The moonlight is wishingus goodnight, the gentle rain is your blessings. The softbreeze is your hands holding onto and guiding us on theright path. The sunshine is your smile which brighten ourlives and shows us the way.Eternal thanks Ma, forever loved, honored, cherished,treasured and always missed.Inserted by Rajan Govender and family.Always loved and missed by your loving family.

All set for NACMA>> New date and venue secured for a stage and sound spectacularJYOTHI LALDAS

THE second annual NationalChoral Music AchievementAwards 2013 (NACMA) star is

on a definite rise.With growing support and over-

whelming response from the localchoralmusic entertainment industryand national fans, organisers havehadtosecureanewdatetoaccommo-date the spectacular showcase in asoon-to be revealed venue touted tospotlight a technically advanced andcreatively, dynamic stage platform.

HostedbytheProvinceofKwaZulu

Natal, national choral music starsandguestswill nowbehonouredandcelebrated in a glittering ceremony isnowscheduledtotakeplaceonFriday6 December.

The eventwas initially earmarkedfor the 1 November at the DurbanChristian Centre – JesusDome.

Implemented by the NACMAAwards PTY LTD and launched in2012, the red carpet NACMA affairsupports, recognises and awardschoral excellence, while celebratingand honouring the South Africancompetitive talents and artistic ex-

pression in the choral music sector.With focusonextending theenter-

tainmentofferingandshowcasinganoutstanding lighting and sound stageaffair, the soon to be announced ven-uewillcertainlysetanewbenchmarkfor the event.

Last year more than the 3 000show visitors had the great opportu-nity of watching NACMA live andcatching their favourite singing sen-sations from across South Africa.

NACMAfounderVusiMvelasesaidhewasconfident that theeventwouldsurpass the success of last year anddeliver another sterling show to

guests and show-patrons.“With a new date secured, we are

lookingforwardtoannouncingapop-ular venue guaranteed to stage agrand event. In response to the re-sounding expectation and inspiringsupport for NACMA 2013, we havemade successful efforts at improvingthe entertainment anddelivery of thebrand at this year’s awards.

“Our team is certain that the newvenuewill deliver exceedinglywell tohost an exceptional evening to be re-membered.

Sowatch this space and all will berevealed soon!”

Employing the expert care and in-put ofwell-known stage; lighting andsound effects management profes-sionals, Gear House, fans andguests can expect to be treated to aglamorous evening highlighted bystrokes of international event stan-dards.

HostedthisyearbyofficialNACMAambassador andwell-knownSABC1choralmusicshowImizwililipresent-er VeeMthembu.

Tickets are available at Compu-ticket for R250 PP.

For more information log ontowww.nacma.co.za

With a new date secured, we are lookingforward to announcing a popular venueguaranteed to stage a grand event. In re-sponse to the resounding expectation andinspiring support for NACMA 2013, we havemade successful efforts at improving theentertainment and delivery of the brand atthis year’s awards.

NAMHLANJE ngithanda ukuqalangokunibonga bafundi abahle beFE-VER ngendlela enisibhalela ngayo,niphawula ngezindaba esinishicilelazona.Akuvekumnandiukubonalobubudlelwane esinabo nani bukhula.

Vele njengoba sihlale sinibhalelangezindaba ezahlukene, sisuke silin-

dele ukuthola imibono yenuokukhombisa ukuthi niyayifundaiFEVER, siyabonga kakhulu. Ku-yasithokozisa lokho.

Enginethulela kona namhlanjekuzo thanda ukwehluka kancanekunezindaba engijwayele ukunishic-ilela zona. Lolu daba luya ngokuthiumuntu ulibuka kanjani, njengobasihlalesithiyilowonalowomuntuun-elungelo lokubeka lokho okusukaenhlizweni nasemqondweni wakhe.

Nansi-ke indaba.Kukhona lentoebizwango ‘kholo’

nomauku ‘kholwa’.Umasithiumun-tu uyi ‘kholwa’, sisuke siqonde uku-thini?Minangikholelwaekuthinisik-holelwaezintweni ezahlukene,ngez-izathu ezahlukene.

Kwenziwa yini ukuthi abantubathande ukugxeka izinkolelo za-banye? Esikhathini esiningi ngikengizithole sengilalela izinto ezikhu-lunywa ngabantu ngenzinkolelo za-banye.Angiqale la.Minangiyintombi

yomZulu yakwaMkhize koKhabaze-la,oMumbo,oGcwabe.Ngizalwayin-tombi yakaGwala, oMphephethwaoMajiya kaMaphinda abehla ngom-zungulu.

Ngakhula emndenini wamaZuluogcina amasiko esiZulu. Ngakho-keusiko lwesiZulu ngiyalugcina ngobayindlela engakhuliswangayo.Ngiya-wahlabela amadlozi futhi anginan-kinga ngalokho.

Uma sekuza kuNkulunkulu, yebongiyamkhonza, ngiyamdumisa, ngi-yamhlonipha futhi ngiyakhulekakuYengaso sonke isikhathi njengobakunguYe owadala izulu nomhlabanakho konke okusemhlabeni wa-zogcina ngokudala umuntu.

Ngiyazi kukhona ozothi le ntokaziiyasangana ngempela, ingakholelwakanjani emadlozini nakuNkulunku-lu? Impendula isobala njengalesositho seselesele.

Ngiyakholelwa kukona kokubilingoba mina kuyangisebenzela futhi

kuyingxenye yempilo yami. Engilwanakho, noma engingakuzwa kahle,wukuthi umuntu agxeke inkolelo yo-munye.

Ngake ngezwa umlisa othile ethi:“Ukuhlabela amadlozi nokufakaiziphandla, yinkolelo yamadimoni.”

Emva kwezinsukwana nje,ngezwa omunye ethi: “Indabayokuthandaza kuNkulunkulu ukuch-itha isikhathi futhi akusebenzi ngobauNkulunkulu akaphenduli.”

Engigakusho nje ukuthi engxeny-eniyamadlozi,umuntuuhlabangobaethandafuthiebonaukuthikuyamse-benzela empilweni yakhe.

Kanti futhi uNkulunkulu ukhona,uyasebenza, uyayiphendula ne-mikhuleko. Inkinga isekutheni aban-ingi behlulwa wukulinda nokulalela,ngoba yonke into inesikhathi sayo.

Ngokwami ukubona, kungconoukuthi umuntu enze okumsebenze-layo, angabanakiabamphazamisayongokumgxeka.

Kunjalo nje, akekho umuntu one-gunyalokugxekanokwahlulelaaban-ye ngalokho abakholelwa kukhonangoba akekho umuntu omsulwa ok-wengelosi.

Angikhulumi ngabantu abaphulaimithetho yalapha emhlabeni ngobazikhona izinkantolo ezibekelwe uku-bahlulela, kepha ngikhuluma nga-madlozi noNkulunkulu. Singobanithinaesesikwaziukwehlulelaabanyeabantu?Nomangabesekuthiwauku-hlabela amadlozi kuyisono-ke, ubaniongenaso isono? Uyedwa kuphelaumuntu ongasihlulela, nguNku-lunkulu.

Ngakho-keasihlukanenokugxekaizinkolelo zabanye.

Akesizweukuthi niphawulanithi-ni bafundi bethu esibathandayo.Inkundla ivulekile. Ningasishayelaezinombolweniezithi:0315337624;0746968731nomanithumele ekhe-lini le-email elithi: nosi-pho.mkhize@witness.co.za.

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KUGCWALE kwaze kwavalwa ngomuntu emnyangoetendeni obekwenzelwe kulona umcimbi wo­kuthandazela abafundi abazobhala izivivinyo zika­matikuletsheni nokuklomelisa abanye babo eGrout­ville High, enyakatho yeKwaZulu Natal ngoLwesine.

UMnuz Siya Mhlongo ongumsakazi wohlelolwangeSonto kwiGagasi FM nobe yisikhulumi sosuku,ugqugquzele abafundi ukuba baqale izivivinyo zabongomfutho. Uthe: “Indlela oqala ngayo iyafana na­leyo oqeda ngayo.” Uyale abafundi ukuthi baseben­zise ngendlela sonke isikhathi abasitholayo. Ulingan­ise ngabagijimi abanjengo Tim Montgomery ukuthiminyaka yonke bashiyana ngemizuzu embalwa okut­shengisa ukuthi ngisho umzuzu ubalulekile. Ubanx­use ukuthi bakhethe abangani abanekusasa eli­qhakazile.

OkaMhlongo uthe wakhetha esemncane ukuthiufunani empilweni yize wayekhuliswe emzini ohl­wempu. Uthe: “Ngazitshela ukuthi ngizosebenzangokuzikhandla ngisemncane. Kumele usebenzekanzima ngaso sonke isikhathi empilweni kungabi

khona ozokudlula ukuze wedlulele phambili.”UMnuz Nhlanhla Mbhele onguthishanhloko uthe:

“Sikholelwa wukuthi ayikho into esingayenzangaphandle komthandazo njengoba njalo ngoM­sombuluko kumenywa abafundisi bamabandla ahl­ukene ukuthi bezothandaza esikoleni,”kusho yena.Abanye ababonakale kulomcimbi umeya wakwaDu­kuza uMnuz Ricardo Mthembu, usomlomo uMnuzThulani Khuluse nabefundisi bamabandla aKwaDu­kuza.

ISITHOMBE: NOTHANDO NDLOVUKusuka kwesokunxele uNonhle Mthiyane, uNothando Phakathi, uSiya Mhlongo, uBathabile Ma­thenjwa noSnenhlanhla Makhathini base Groutville High

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KwaDukuzaMunicipalityP.O. Box 72Stanger 4450

Isaziso sesicelo esenziwe kumasipala wakwadukuzasokugunyaza ukufaka ithangi lika diesel (elu 23mc), 5 LindsayRoad/ uhlobo lwesakhiwo, Erf 1300Stanger.Bonke abafisa ukuphikisana nesicelo sokushintshaukusetshenziswa kwendawo bangaletha imibono yabo phambikuka 29November 2013UMPHATHIKAMASIPALAUMASIPALAWAKWADUKUZAP.O.BOX72KWADUKUZA4450Abaphikisayo kumelobazise umphathi wakwa masipala bachazekabanzi ukuthi ikhophi yesaziso sinikwe kulowo ofake isicelo kulelikheli elingenzansi ngeposi noma ngokuyinikezela ngesandla.isikhalazo esifika sekudlule usuku olubhaliwe/ noma isikhalazoesingafikanga kulowoosifakile isicelo ngekesibalwe.Imidwebo ne mininingwane ehambisana nalesicelo ingabonakalakumahhovisi kamasipala kusukela ngo msombuluko kuyakulwesihlanu (ngaphandle kwamaholidi) kusukela ngo 08h00ekuseni kuyaku 16h00ntambama.Igamanekheli lalowoofakaIsiceloMnmV.BooduP.O.Box1621Wandsbeck, 3631

usuku lokukhangisa isicelo: 01Lwezi 2013

SPECIALCONSENT

KwaDukuzaMunicipalityP.O. Box 72Stanger 4450

Notice is hereby given that application has been made to theKwaDukuza Municipality for authority to: Install 23mc aboveground diesel tank & dispenser, at 5 Lindsay Road, Erf 1300StangerAny persons desiring to object to this proposal may do so by lodginga written notice setting out the grounds of his objection on or before29November 2013withTHEMUNICIPALMANAGERKWADUKUZAMUNICIPALITYP.O. BOX 72STANGER4450Objectors must, in notifying the Municipal Manager, clarify that acopy of the notice has been served on the applicant at the addressgiven below by registered or certified post or by hand. Any objectionreceived after the prescribed date and / or where a copy has notbeen served on the applicant is not valid.Plans and particulars relating to this application may be inspectedduring normal office hours Monday to Friday (excluding publicholidays) at development planning section, KwaDukuzaMunicipality, 14ChiefAlbert Luthuli Street, KwaDukuza.

Name and address of applicantV. BooduP.O. Box 1621Wandsbeck3631

Date of publication of advert: 1 November 2013

RELOCATION OF THE NDWEDWE AGRICULTURALHYDROPONIC TUNNEL

REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS

Enterprise iLembe is the Economic Development Agency of the iLembeDistrict Municipality, responsible for Trade & Investment Promotion and

Local Economic Development for the region

Proposals are being requested from qualified and experienced serviceproviders for the purpose of Relocating the existing Agricultural Hydro-ponic Tunnel located in Ward 12, Ndwedwe.

A compulsory briefing session will be held on the 6th of Novem-ber 2013, 9am at Enterprise iLembe Offices, in Sangweni TourismCentre, Ballito.

Copies of the Terms of Reference will be made available on request viae-mail and any requests for further information for clarity purposes willbe made available per request.

Please place your completed proposal in a sealed envelope endorsed“PROPOSAL FOR: THE RELOCATION OF THE NDWEDWE AGRI-CULTURAL HYDROPONIC TUNNELS” in the Tender Box at SangweniTourism Centre, Cnr Link Road & Ballito Drive, Ballito on or before Fri-day, 15 November 2013 at 12h00.

Enterprise iLembe reserves the right not to accept any or portion of aproposal received under this call, or give reasons for doing so.

Please note: All proposals must be hand-submitted to the tender box,and no e-mailed or fax submissions will be accepted. No submissionswill be accepted after the closing date and time, as stipulated above.

Information contact: Khwezi Mlobane 032 946 1256E-mail: khwezi@enterpriseilembe.co.zaMr Zakhele GumedeActing Chief Executive OfficerEnterprise iLembe

VACANCY - RECEPTIONIST (B3)Applications are invited from suitably qualified and experiencedapplicants to fill the position of Receptionist, reporting to the FinancialAccountant, the successful incumbent will be responsible for thefollowing:

Responsibilities and Duties:* Management of the switchboard :

* Direction of incoming calls.* Running of monthly reports.* Relevant updates on the system.* Fault reporting and resolution thereof.

* Attends to all visitors in theAdministration Office.* Attends to the ordering and issue of office stationery to the

administration staff.* Assists with the processing of creditors invoices on theAPsystem.* Assists with the capture of banking details on the cane payments

system.* Assists with other administrative functions as directed to do so.* Stands in for the General Managers Secretary in her absence.

Ideal Requirements* Matric* At least one year front office experience in a switchboard operator role* Working knowledge of office duties - filing, creditors, data capturing* Computer Literacy Excel, Word, Powerpoint* Working knowledge of a creditors accounting package will be an

advantage

Applications accompanied by a detailed C.V. and proof of qualificationsmay be forwarded to:

The Human Resources DepartmentPlease use “Receptionist” as a reference

Fax: 032 – 552 5678 or E-mail: lbrotherton@gledhow.co.za

CLOSING DATE FOR APPLICATIONS: 11 November 2013

Should you not receive any response within one month of thisclosing date, please consider your application as having been

unsuccessful.

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Volleyball champions>> Grove End clinch knock­out cup

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GROVE End clinched the Power Spares-sponsored Stanger and District Volley-ballCorporateLeagueKnockoutCupaf-

ter beating Powertrans in straight sets (2-0) inthe final played at the association courts onWednesday night.

Grove End booked their place in the finalwith an emphatic 2-0 win against TeachersStyle.

However Powertrans had to dig deep intotheirreserves toholdoffastrong latechallengeby Team Style before winning 25-22; 25-20 toadvance to the final.

Grove End, boasting a wealth of seasonedcampaigners including Neil Perumal, Raj Nai-doo, Preggie Pillay and Kamal Singh took acommanding 11-5 lead.

Neeraj Bageloo and Ahmed Essack trieddesperately to keep the scoreboard ticking forPowertrans, but Grove End’s defence mar-shalled superbly by Clive Kista and BevlinThaver thwarted the efforts of the Powetransattackers.

Grove End grabbed the game by the scruffof the neck after an emphatic 25-16win in theopening set.

GroveEndwere far superior in virtually ev-erydepartmentandmarchedonrelentlessly toadd thePowerSparesKnockOutCup (winning25-11) to their silverware cabinet after annex-ingtheSunilPranpathIncorporatedCorporateLeague trophy earlier in the year.

PresidentofSDVA, IsaacAbrahamcongrat-ulatedGroveEndontheir successandthankedShokes Naidoo of Power Spares for his gener-ous sponsorship.

Meanwhile,Titanscementedtheirpositionatthesummitof theKDSA-sponsoredStangerand District Volleyball Association SocialLeague after notching up an impressive dou-ble header victory on Thursday night.

Trailing18-22againstSunbrookinthefirstsetof theiropening fixtureonThursdaynight,Titans rallied back gamely at the death to col-lar theiropponents rightat the finish linewitha hard fought 25-23 win.

In the second set Titans turned on the heatto canter to a fluent 25-18 win.

Titans were all the rage in the Glenhills-derbyagainstVirgo romping to a comfortable2-0 win.

Titans finished their leaguecampaignwith38pointsfrom21leaguematches,boasting19winsandtwolosses (againstCoolLeadersandTeachers Style).

Breathing heavily down the neck of the logleaders is reigning champions Teachers Stylewho have accumulated 34 points from 19matches.

Style do battle with Preston and Virgo to-night (Wednesday) and should Nazir Khan’scharges emerge victorious in their doubleheaderclash, theywill share joint topspotwithTitans with 38 points.

The calculatorwill have tobebrought out oftheclosetafterWednesday’sclashtodeterminethe points aggregate of Style and Titans in de-termining the 2013 social league champions.

Itpromisestobeanexcitingdueltothefinishline. Sunbrook beat Cool Leaders in straightsets (2-0) onThursdaynight to virtually securea podium finish at the SDVA awards banquetscheduled for Friday 13 December at theKwaDukuza Town Hall.

Grove End clinched the Power Spares Corporate K.O. Cup after beating Powertrans in straight sets(2­0) on Wednesday night.

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KSST, who acrimoniously surrendered the competi­tive league title to newly crowned champions GroveEnd on the final day of the league fixtures, will be hop­ing to redeem themselves in the Sanchez Spur Knock­out Cup (to be hosted by Stanger and District Volley­ball Association) which gets underway tomorrow atthe association courts at 7pm.

KSST were grinning from ear to ear after the drawswere done on Tuesday night at Sanchez Spur.

They were drawn a bye in the opening round be­fore locking horns with social league competitors (Ti­tans or Sunbrook) in the quarter­finals on Tuesday,November 5.

Titans/Sunbrook can expect a backlash fromKKST who will be hoping to restore the faith of theirlegion of supporters. They boast a wealth of talented

In the top half of the draws, Teachers Style whohave been enjoying a rich vein of form are expectedto face a severe litmus test when they do battle withcompetitive league rivals Warriors Sport tomorrow(Thursday) at 7pm. Style will be pinning their hopeson skipper Nazir Khan, Alvin Moonsamy and NishenGovender to upset their more fancied rivals.

Aslam Randeree’s Rands outfit are quietly confi­dent of waltzing into the semi’s without hardly work­ing up a sweat. In the opening round they do battleagainst an out­of­form Darnall Action Sporting out­fit, who have been on the receiving end throughoutthe 2013 season before setting up a quarter­finalclash against Manor Old Boys.

Volleyball pundits anticipate all four competitiveteams to advance to the semi’s with KSST and Rand­sons set to contest the Sanchez Spur KO Cup. The finalshowdown will take place on Thursday, November 7.

KSST eyes Sanchez Spur KO Cup

players including thelikes of Damien “Shrek”Peters, Cameron Singhand Carnel Joseph andare strongly fancied toweave their magic intothe semi’s.

Awaiting KSST inthe semi’s will be GroveEnd, who are expectedto oust both Virgo andCool Leaders with con­summate ease enrouteto the semi­final. KSSTplayed second fiddle toGrove End in the lasttwo league meetings,but with knockoutcompetitions expectedto bring out the best inplayers I anticipate astraight set victory forKSST in the semi’s intheir quest for honoursin the Sanchez KO Cup.

The mouth­water­ing semi­final clash be­tween Grove End andKSST is scheduled forTuesday 5 November 5at 8pm.

The calculator will have to be brought out of the closet afterWednesday’s clash to determine the points aggregate of Styleand Titans in determining the 2013 social league champions.

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Club on Duty: Teachers StyleSanchez Spur K.O. CupThursday, October 317pm­Warriors Sport vs Teachers Style(umpire­DAS)7pm­Grove End vs Virgo (umpire­Sun­

brook)8pm­DAS vs Randsons (umpire­Titans)8pm­Sunbrook vs Titans (umpire­War­riors)9pm­Warriors Sport/Style vs Preston(umpire­Warriors/Style)

9pm­DAS/Randsons vs MOB (umpire­DAS/Randsons)Official on Duty: Aslam Randeree/RajNaidooClubs on Duty: Warriors Sport/Grove End

Stanger and District Volleyball Association Fixtures

Big win for Morningside>> Opener’s century puts team in the driving seat

WEEKLY REPORTER

MORNINGSIDEhumbled Flip-side by 139-runs in an Ilem-beandDistrictCricketUnion

Twenty-20LeaguegameplayedattheCountry Club Ground on Saturday.

Morningside’semphatic139-runsvictory must be attributed to a bril-liant century notched up by man-of-the-match, Levan Moodaly.

ThedecisionbyFlipsidetobat firstafterwinning the toss backfired afterMorningside openers, Moodaly andHarry Naidoo put on a splendid 102-runs opening partnership in the first9-overs of the match.

They showed scant respect for thefragile Flipside attack, leaving theiropponents chasing the red leatherball all over the park.

Naidoo blasted a well-deservedhalf-century (56) which included ten4s and two huge 6s before beingcaught behind by wicketkeeperIshaant Bickram off the bowling ofAsheel Jayramsingh in the penulti-mate delivery of the 10th over.

Disappointed with the perfor-mance of his bowlers, Ishaant swo-ppedhiswicket-keepergloves to takeon the bowling duties from the CBD-end at the start of the 11th over.

Preshen Rampersad, making hisdebut for Morningside in the shorterversion of the game (Twenty-20),joinedMoodaly at the crease and this

formidable combinationadded to thewoes of the Flipside outfit.

Moodaly and Rampersad took thetally to 170/2 before Moodaly wascaught at covers by Ishaant off thebowling of his brother, Adrian Bick-ram in the 18th delivery. Moodalyscored a note-worthy century (103)which included thirteen 4s and twomassive 6s.

The Bickram brothers struck yetagain in similar fashion two deliver-ies later after Rampersad was dis-missed for 14 runs.

Gerhard Nagiah was brilliantlystumped for just one run by replace-ment wicket-keeper Zain Hoosen offthe bowling of Nikhil Pancham at thestartofthe20thoverbeforeSugenPil-lay (8)was run out in the last deliveryof the match.

Morningside posted a mammoth188/4 in their allotted20overs.Adri-an Bickram was the pick of the Flip-side bowlers claiming 2/22 from 4overs.

Chasing amountain-climbing tar-get of 189 runs for victory (at a rate of9,4 runs per over), Flipside, wholooked more of a “flop-side”, werebundledout forapaltry49runs in the16th over. R. Devkurran was the de-stroyer-in-chief for Morningsideclaiming 4/4 from 4 overs. He waswell supported by Rampersad whograbbed 3/11 from 3-overs.

Meanwhile, Oceanville ‘B’

trounced Manor ‘C’ by 25-runs in adomestic Twenty-20 League gameplayedattheGledhowGroundonSat-urday.

Manor won the toss and askedtheir opponents to bat first. Ocean-

ville posted 84/6 in their allotted 20-overs.

Trinesh (15) and Jureno (12)werethe only batsmen to register doubledigits. Irshaad Moolla was the mosteconomical Manor bowler, claiming

2/14 from 4 overs.In reply Manor were bundled out

for a disappointing 59 runs in the17thoverwithRidwaanMhlongo(15)the only batsman to offer any resis-tance.

PHOTOS: WEEKLY REPORTERThe jubilant Morningside outfit who trounced Flipside by 139­runs in anIlembe and District Cricket Union Twenty­20 League game played at theCountry Club Ground on Saturday.

Man­of­the­match Levan Moodalynotched up a brilliant century (102runs).

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Age won’t stop MotalaKwaDukuza sprint veteran heads for Brazil

MERVYN KRISHNA

KWADUKUZA sprinting sen-sation Yacob Motala (62),who broke the South Afri-

can High Schools 100m record

clocking 10.4 seconds in his highschooldays, jettedoff toBrazil thispast weekend to compete in theWorld Masters Championship tofrom 16 to 27 October.

Motala is one of 90 athletes

from South Africa participating inover 200 track and field events.

Motala represented KZN in thepast four SA Championships andwongoldeverytimehesteppedon-to the track.

“I am looking forward to myfirstworldchamps. Ihavebeen in-volved in the SAMasters Champi-onship, butneverwithanythingofthis scale.

“My focushasbeenBrazil since

the start of theyear so, I hope todomy best,” Motala said.

Hewentontosaythat it isnose-cret to staying fit, it’s all about be-ing positive.

“I have been training hard andI am hoping to win a medal.”

Motala is fortunate to have hisson Yunus, a physiotherapist andhis daughter Dr Farzana, a chiro-practorwhotakescareofallhis in-juries.

Yacob Motala(seated right)are seen withLucas Nel(seated left)and standingfrom left, SAMasters ath­letes MikeSchroeder,William Peliwe(KZN Masterschairman), Jo­han La­buschagne,Janna andAndrzelRzepeci.

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Seen at the Kashveer Singh fund raisingevent held at the Stanger Siva SungumHall on Friday night from left: SachinPannilall, Mithun Panilall, Serena Pan­nilall, Esha Sewlall, Nerisha Kisten, Av­ishkar Sewlall, Renisha Devan andAvesh Devan

PHOTO: MERVYN KRISHNA

Fundraiser a success

From left: Dhirsha Singh, Asha Sanparsad, Mesh Dayal, Jack Sanparsadand Amidth Pannilall.

MANDENI LOCAL MUNICIPALITYPUBLIC NOTICE

2014/2015 DRAFT IDP & DRAFT BUDGETCONSULTATION MEETINGS

Notice is hereby given in terms of Section 19 of the Municipal Systems Act No. 32 of 2000 as amended and Chapter 4 of theMunicipal Finance Management Act No. 56 of 2003 that Mandeni Municipality as part of the 2014/15 IDP Review Processwill be consulting its citizens. These meetings are aimed at ensuring the involvement of Mandeni community and also toprovide a democratic and accountable platform to the local community.

The Mayor Cllr S. B. Zulu hereby invites all Members of the Public, Traditional Council, and Ward committees, CDWs,Organized Business and Rate Payers to form part of these consultation meetings. Below is the structured programme forpublic participation to be attended by relevant stakeholders:

TARGET AREAS WARDS VENUE DATE TIMERepresentative Forum Stakeholders Municipal Hall 03/10/13 10h00All Traditional Council Macambini, Mhlongo, Mathonsi, Municipal Hall 09/10/13 10h00

Ngcobo Traditional Councils,Ward Committees, CommunityDevelopment Workers

Tugela Mouth Community Tugela Mouth Ratepayers Labotes 10/10/13 17h00Mangethe, IFalethu, Makhwaneni Ward 3 Mangethe Sportfields 13/10/13 10h00& Mangeza CommunityNembe Community Ward 5 Mpemane Fields 15/10/13 10h00Isithebe Community Ward 11 Isithebe (Emakhempini) 19/10/13 11h00Ndulinde Community Ward 6 Ndulinde Sport Ground 17/10/13 13h00Hlomendlini Ward 4 Newark Sport Ground 18/10/13 10h00Isithebe, Mhambuma Community Ward 16 KwaZulu Etendeni 19/10/13 09h00Kwa-Masomonco Community Ward 10 EmaKhandleleni Fields 21/10/13 11h00Ohwebede & Amatikulu Ward 2 Ohwebede Sport Ground 22/10/13 10h00CommunityMangqakaza, Wangu & Ward 8 KwaChili Sports Field 22/10/13 13h00Amatikulu CommunityMangethe, Nyathini & Ward 9 Macambini Sport Ground 23/10/13 11h00EMhlubulweni CommunityDokodweni, Nqutshini, Ingulule Ward 1 Ngulule Sport Ground 25/10/13 10h00& Mbhizimbelwe CommunitiesSundumbili Community Ward 14 Library 26/10/13 11h00Sundumbili & Manda Farm Ward 7 Sibusisiwe Hall 03/11/13 10h00CommunitySundumbili Community Ward 13 Siyakhula open space 03/11/13 14h00KwaMathonsi, EZAkheni, Machibini, Ward 12 Mathonsi Tribal Court 04/11/13 11h00Ezwewe & Thulas CommunityIsiThebe Ward 17 Steel Window Sports Field 05/11/13 14h00Sundumbili Ward 15 Thukela High School 06/11/13 14h00

For any further information pertaining to the public participating and consultative meetings, enquiries can be directed to:Public Participation & Communications Unit on tel. (032) 456 8200 during normal office hours.

MR. L. H. MAPHOLOBA - MUNICIPAL MANAGER PN 82/2013

ADOPTED FINAL IDP PROCESS PLAN 2014/15Notice is hereby given in terms of Section 28 of the Municipal Systems Act 32 of 2000, and Section 22 (a) (i) of MunicipalFinancial Management Act of 2003. Mandeni Local Municipality has adopted the final IDP Process Plan 2014/15. In termsof 34 of the Municipal Systems Act, Municipalities are required review their IDPs annually. Copies of the adopted IDPProcess Plan which sets out a programme specifying timeframes, actions and procedures, and appropriate mechanismsfor public participation and alignment will be available for scrutiny by the public for a period of 14 days (20 October 2013- 7 November 2013) in the following public offices:

• Mandeni Library (2 Kingfisher Road, Mandeni)• Sundumbili Library (848 eNembe Road, Sundumbili)• Protection Services (1330 Msomuhle Road, Sundumbili)• Municipal Offices (2 Kingfisher Road, Mandeni)

Comments should be submitted before 12h00 midday on Thursday, 07 November 2013 and should be addresseto Manager: IDP and Planning at P O Box 144, Mandeni, 4490 or e-mail to phumzile.hlabangane@mandeni.gov.za or faxedto (032) 456 2504 or hand-delivered to the municipal offices.

Should you not be able to write, the above official may be approached by prior arrangement to render assistance intranscribing your comments or representations.

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Power Spares K.O. CupWednesday, October 237pm­Team Style vs Powertrans (um­pire­Grove End)8pm­Team Style/Powertrans vs GroveEnd (umpire­Powertrans/Team Style)

Official on Duty: Revy HarryprasadClub on Duty: Team Style

KDSA Social LeagueThursday, October 247pm­Titans vs Sunbrook (umpire­Cool

Leaders)7pm­MOB vs Preston (umpire­Virgo)8pm­Teachers Style vs Cool Leaders(umpire­Sunbrook)8pm­Titans vs Virgo umpire­MOB)9pm­Cool Leaders vs Sunbrook (um­

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Stanger and District Volleyball Association-Fixtures

Grove End waltz into final>>Teachers Style trounced in straight sets

WEEKLY REPORTER

GROVE End Volleyball Clubwaltzed into the final of thePower Spares-sponsored

Stanger and District Volleyball Asso-ciation corporate knockout tourna-ment after trouncing Teachers Styleinstraightsets (2-0) in thesemi-finalsplayed at the association courts onWednesday.

Former Grove End stalwart andKwaZulu-Natal schools volleyballcap, Avinash Mahadeo set the courtsablazewithabazooka tomarkhis re-turnintheopeningsetoftheirsemi-fi-nal clash against Powertrans.

Stalwarts Neil Perumal, PreggiePillay,RajNaidooandMahadeocom-bined superbly to give Grove End acommanding 15-6 before Power-trans started to find their feet. Theygradually started to put points on the

board through the sterling effort ofAhmed Essack and the lanky NeilBageloo. Despite a catalogue of un-

forced errors Grove End cantered toa fluent 25-20. Powertrans re-grouped at the start of the second set

a semi-final clash against YashinTewary’s Teachers Style outfit.

Teachers, who played second fid-dle toGroveEndthroughout the2013seasonbattledtogettheiracttogetherand were staring at the barrel of de-feat midway into the first set aftertrailing 0-12.

After 13 successive attempts,Teachers finally broke serve beforeaddingafewpointsonthescoreboardthrough playmaker Ron Reuben.

The absence of Shawn Naidoo inthe Teachers line-up left Tewary’schargesvirtuallycrippleinattackandwere far too reliant on the unforcederrors of their opponents.

GroveEndwereallovertheTeach-

ers like a bad rash as they romped toa comfortable 25-12 win.

Despiteahostof substituteson theTeachers bench, the starting line-upremained unchanged at the com-mencement of the second set and itcame as no surprise when they suf-fered a humiliating 9-25 defeat.

Tonight (Wednesday),Powertransand Team Style will contest the sec-ond semi-final at 7.30pm, with thewinner needing a miracle to over-come Grove End in the final which isscheduled for 8.30pm.

SDVA president Isaac Abrahamexpressed his sincere thanks toShokes Naidoo of Power Spares forhis generous sponsorship.

Grove Endcruised intothe final ofthe PowerSpares Cor­porateknockouttournamentafter trounc­ing TeachersStyle instraight sets(2­0) onWednesdaynight.

but lacked thekiller instinctupfront withthe Grove EndrearguardspearheadedbyBevlinThav-er virtuallypicking up ev-ery ball.

Trailing 15-20, Powertransvirtually threweverything attheir oppo-nents, but theGrove Endmean-machinewasinno moodfor any gamesas they rompedto a fluent 25-21win to set up

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PHOTO: SUPPLIEDStanger Secondary School pupils represented KwaDukuza for table tennis at the Top SchoolsTournament which was held in Durban recently. They are seen with managers P Gopalan andSB Shaik Ali. Table Tennis convener R Moodley would like to thank all sponsors for their gen­erosity in purchasing kits for the team.

Table tennis stars

After 13 successive attempts, Teachersfinally broke serve before adding afew points on the scoreboard throughplaymaker Ron Reuben.13

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SANCHEZ Spur has given Stanger and Dis­trict Volleyball Association (SDVA) a hugeboost injecting a whopping R5 000 into theforthcoming knockout tournament whichgets underway on Thursday 31 October.

President of SDVA Isaac Abraham ex­pressed his sincere thanks to Evelyn Goven­der (CEO of Sanchez Spur) on her magnani­mous gesture in promoting volleyball inKwaDukuza.Abrahamsaid:“Wearedelight­ed to have forged links with Sanchez Spurand hope that our relationship will last foryears to come”.

Twelve teams (social and competitive)will contest the inaugural Sanchez Spur KOCup which is scheduled to get underway on,31 October. The quarter­finals and semi­fi­

nals will take place on Tuesday, 5 Novemberwith the final scheduled to take place onThursday, 7 November.

Participation in the tournament is free ofcharge. All four semi­finalists will receive ameal and cold drinks (courtesy of SanchezSpur) immediately after the final with prizesawarded to the winners and runners­up.

The presentation of prizes will be doneat Sanchez Spur.

KSST, who surrendered their leaguecrown to Grove End will be hoping to avengedefeat in the Sanchez Spur KO Cup. Rand­sons and Warriors Sport should not be ruledout for honours. Social league teams ex­pected to make a strong bid for honours areTitans and Team Style.

Apart from injecting a handsomeR5 000 sponsorship, Sanchez Spur hascommitted its upliftment to club volleyballin the next year commencing in February.

Each social and competitive leagueteam will have an opportunity of doing ashadow shift on a Tuesday evening com­mencing in February 2014. Govender said:“Players and officials of the club will comekitted in their club colours and serve guestsand patrons throughout the night. Ten per­cent of the turnover for the night will be do­nated to the club.”

Abraham was delighted with the ideaand urged players and officials to take ad­vantage of the opportunity of generatingfunds for the club in the new year.

EvelynGovender(CEO ofSanchezSpur)presentsa chequeof R5000 toStangerand Dis­trict Vol­leyballAssocia­tion tour­namentdirector,Revy Har­ryprasad.

Sanchez Spur injects R5 000 into volleyball

Manor Primary clinch Shivendra Velan memorial Knock Out Cup

WEEKLY REPORTER

MANOR Primary clinched theShivendra Velan MemorialSix-a-Side Cricket Knockout

Cup after trouncing Dawnview byfive-wickets in the final played atManor on Wednesday.

Thehostswere in forarudeawak-ening intheirsemi-finalclashagainstLee Primary of Darnall. Lee skipper,Phumlani Khuzwayo elected to batfirst after winning the toss.

Lee openersKhuzwayo andLethufrustrated theManorbowlersputtingon 12 runs in the first four overs. In

the fifth and final over, Khuzwayoshowedscantrespect forManor’s ris-ing cricket star, Alex Pillay smashingthe fast bowler for fourboundaries totake their tally to 29/0.

After being punished by the Leeopener, Pillay returned the favour,smashing the first five deliveries tothe boundary to give thehosts a com-manding 20/0 at the end of the firstover.

Manor needed just four balls tosend Lee crashing out of the tourna-ment thanks to Pillay who scored a“quickfire” 26 runs which includedsix fours.

In the second semi-final, KwaDu-kuza Primary lost the toss and wereasked to bat first against arch-rivalsDawnview.

KwaDukuza Primary were re-stricted to 25/2 in their allotted 5-overs with Mayuren Logenathanscoring an unbeaten 21 runs whichincluded two fours and a huge six.

NqubekoLuthulibowledamaidenwicket over before receiving goodsupport from Yusuf Khan whograbbed 1/0 from one over.

KwaDukuza Primary were sentcrashing out of the tournamentthanks to some sloppy bowling and

fielding which comprised of morethan 11 runs. Dawnview raced to anemphatic five-wickets victory withtwo overs to spare.

In the final, Manor won the tossand asked Dawnview to bat first.

Thevisitorsposted25/4intheiral-lotted 5-overs. Keanin Sattiah (10)top-scored for Dawnview. Jaden Pil-lay was the destroyer-in-chief forManor claiming 2/4 from 2 overs.

He received good support NikhilSingh.

Chasing 26 runs for victory, man-of-the-match, Pillay smashed a bril-liant undefeated 24 runs which in-

cluded five4’s to inspireManor tovic-tory. Pillay was voted batsman of thetournament with Nikhil Singh grab-bing the bowling accolade.

Medalswereawardedtothelosingsemi-finalistswith trophies awardedto the winners and runners-up.

Coach of the Manor outfit, IsaacAbraham was ecstatic with the per-formance of his charges and com-mended the ladson theiroutstandingperformance.

PrincipalofManorPrimary,LoganReddy expressed his sincere thanksto theVelanFamily for theirgeneroussponsorship of prizes.

Manor (right) clinched theShivendra Velan memorial six­a­side cricket KO Cup after beatingDawnview (left) in the finalplayed at Manor on Wednesday.Manor’s victory

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Basketball champsMbozamo crowned KZN U13 basketball champions

WEEKLY REPORTER

MBOZAMO Primary Schoolboys were ecstatic after be-ing crownedKwaZulu-Natal

under-13 basketball champions inthe Provincial Schools Festival at theOld Mutual Sports Hall in Durban.

The winning school from each ofthe 12 municipal districts convergedat the Old Mutual Sports Hall on Fri-day 11 October to participate in thethree-day festival.

Mbozamo representing IlembeDistrictweregroupedalongsideAdd-ington Primary of Umlazi, Sizum-phakathi Primary of Zululand,Phikelela Primary of Amajuba andIsiqophamithi of Uthukela in Pool A.

Mbozamo kicked off their cam-paign with a hard fought 9-8 winagainst Sizumphakathi.With thewinunder their belts, Mbozamo turnedon the heat in their second fixture ofthe tournament, romping to a fluent34-0 win against Isiqophamithi.

They notchedup ahat-trick of vic-tories after hammering the powerfulAmajuba District representatives,Phikelela(38-4)tovirtuallybooktheirplace in the final.

Theywrappeduptheirround-rob-in matches with thrilling 16-14 winagainst Addington Primary to finishat the top of pool A.

The powerful Addington outfit,who lost to Ilembe in the round-robinmatches on Saturday came backstrongly in the finalonSunday to takeanearly4-2 leadat theendof the firstquarter.

The Durban-based Addingtonladsenjoyingahugesupportbaseex-tended their lead (9-5) at halftime.

Mbozamo’s hopes of repeating theirvictory against Addington virtuallyvanishedat theendof the3rdquarterafter they were trailing 6-9.

The finalquarterof thematchpro-duced mouth-watering basketball

withour local heroes, chewingup thedeficit quickly to snatch victory in thelast minute of the match with a nail-biting 16-15 win.

Mbozamo’svictorymustbeattrib-uted to the stellar performance of 13-

year-old old Xolani Chili who scored8goals in the final, notchingupahat-trick of goals in the final quarter. Hereceived good support from MasahaNdlovuwhonetted4goalsinthefinal.

Coach of the Mbozamo outfit, Jo-

sephNdimandewas ecstaticwith theperformance of his charges andheaped praise upon the boys whoweatheredthestormalmostthrough-out theentirematchbeforesnatchingvictory from the jaws of death.

PHOTO: MERVYN KRISHNAThe Mbozamo team