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>> Granted R100 000 bailJYOTHI LALDAS

MILLIONAIRE KwaD-ukuza businessmanPrinasen Dhaver has

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Dhaver (29) appeared inthe Commercial CrimesCourtafterhandinghimselfover last Wednesday andwasgrantedR100 000bail.

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Innovatech sells petroleum prod-ucts to foreigncountries,however,heis not registered with the SA ReserveBankor theFinancial ServicesBoard(FSB).Dhaver sayshewill co-operatewith the state’s investigations.

It has been reported thatDhaver’spassport had been confiscated, how-ever,Dhaver,inapressstatement,de-nied this.

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“Thematterhasbeenreportedtotheau-thorities and the culprit is being investigat-ed. Since the falsification of my net worthI have received death threats, there havebeen attempted burglaries at my home andnow I believe there is a price tag on my head.”

“I laud the efforts made by other mediainstitutions to seek the truth. I have tons ofinformation that pin- point the master-minds behind this make-believe.” The Na-tional Prosecuting Authority confirmed hisarrest.

FROM PAGE 1KwaDukuza millionaire Dhaver charged

Cogta approves disaster declaration>> Drought: iLembe District faces crisis situation

THEKZN Department of Co-op-erative Governance and Tradi-tional Affairs (Cogta) has wel-

comed provincial cabinet’s decisiontodeclaredisasterareasinregionsaf-fected by drought.

This includes the iLembe Districtwhere it was announced last weekthat the area is facing a crisis situa-tion.

“The effects of drought are nowtreated as an emergency with all ourcapacity being placed at the disposalof the affected regions. The declara-tion of disaster areas also opens theway for additional assistance andfunding for KZN from the nationalgovernment,” saidKZNMEC for Cog-ta Nomusa Dube-Ncube.

Theotherregionsmostaffectedbydrought and declared disaster areasareuMkhanyakude, uThungulu, Zul-uland, uMgungundlovu, Harry Gwa-la, uMzinyathi and uThukela.

These areas have experiencedrainfall well below normal and thishas affected water levels in variouscatchments.

“Our preliminary assessment ofdamagestotheprovince,especiallytolivestock and crops, currently standsat R400 million, but this is by nomeans the final tally as our assess-

ment teams continue to take stock ofthe water crisis on the ground,” saidDube-Ncube.

Asaninterim solutionmunicipali-ties are supplying water tankers andJojo tanks throughout theaffectedre-gions, however, this is putting addi-

tional pressure on the province’s re-sourcesas theseservicesnowhave tobe extended to areas which undernormalcircumstanceswillhavesuffi-cient water supplies.

According toDube-Ncubegovern-ment is concerned about some com-munities, iLembeincluded,whohaveresponded to water shortages with

service delivery protests.“We are pleading with communi-

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ble us to continuewith our day to daybusinesses.

“The situation is beyond the con-trol ofmunicipalitieswhich normallytake care ofwater supply. Savingwa-ter is not hard.

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“If we all work together, we canmake a difference for our province’sfuture,” said Dube-Ncube.

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THE revamped NyathikaziCrèche was opened amidmuch excitement on Monday

by officials from Dolphin CoastLandfill Management (DCLM) andthe non-profit organisationukuPhakamisa.

The run-down crèche on the ru-ral outskirts of Darnall, was discov-ered by KwaDukuza MunicipalityWard 3 councillor James vanWhye and brought to the attentionof Cheryl Wolhurter from ukuPha-kamisa. They then undertook arenovation, thanks to main sponsorDCLM.

The crèche caters for more than20 children between the ages offour and six from the Nyathikazicommunity.

The organisation also providededucational toys, tables and chairsand undertook the completion of anincomplete foundation for an as-sembly area.

Speaking at the opening, VanWhye said the Early Childhood

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“It is at this centre where theirfuture adult life is crafted.”

DCLM parent companyEnergipole Group chairman AlainMallart, who recently embarked ona world tour, at the openingapplauded the co-operation be-tween DCLM, the KwaDukuzaMunicipality and ukuPhakamisa asa development that would bringprosperity to the community ofNyathikazi.

“I have been traveling all overthe world and I am very impressedwith the developments taking placein this community.

“I am happy about the relation-ship we have developed withour stakeholders and am confidentthat this will be a long-termpartnership and will bringprosperity to this community,” saidMallart.

PHOTO: JYOTHI LALDASGcobisa Mfeke from DCLM, councillor James van Whye, Nyathikazicrèche facilitator Angelina Manzini and DCLM parent company Ener-gipole Group chairman Alain Mallart cut the ribbon to officiallyopen the Nyathikazi Crèche.

PHOTO: JYOTHI LALDASNonjabulo Khoza and Simphiwe Mbonambiare excited about their new crèche.

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SMA hosts book launch>> Author was the keynote speaker at the event

THE Stanger Muslim Association (SMA)hosted a presentation and launch of the“highly acclaimed” book “Why Israel?”

last Wednesday at the KwaDukuza MunicipalLibrary.

The event was attended by a cross-sectionof people representing various sectors of theKwaDukuza community. Guests included ANCregional secretary Muzi Sithole, KwaDukuzaMunicipalitydirectorofcommunicationsSifisoZuluandSihleMathibela,KwaDukuzaMunici-pality manager of libraries, museums andhalls.

Author of the book Suraya Dadoo was thekeynote speaker at the event.

Shepresentedacomprehensiveandinform-ative speech about the Israel-Palestine conflictcomparing and likened the situation to theSouth African apartheid regime.

Guests were briefed about the socio-eco-nomic and political situation in Palestine andher motivation for co-authoring the book withFiroz Osman.

“This campaign cuts across race, religionand politics. Also, this is not about anti-Semi-tism – it is taking a stand against segregationand State-sponsored discrimination. Manyfought against the apartheid state and lobbiedfor boycotts, divestment and sanctions, the re-sult of which was a free and democratic SouthAfrica. Apartheid fell as a result of these efforts–we are advocating the samewith Israel,” saidDadoo.

BooksweresoldattheeventatacostofR250each and were personally signed by Dadoo.She was presented with a bouquet of flowersand complimented the SMA on their efficiencyand level of organisation.

Renowned English teacher Ismail Asmal alsoexpressedhisappreciationfor theevening’s lit-

retary YahyaBandaNtwana on 032 552 1216.— Supplied.

PHOTO: SMAPresenting a gift to author Suraya Dadoo is Zaf Khan (SMA chairman) and SMA Shura Councilmembers (from left) Yakoob Manjoo, Ismail Omarjee, Ebrahim Manjra, Yusuf Badat, ShainManjoo, Yusuf Nakooda, Ismail Asmal and Yunus Mahomed.

THEChurch of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saintswill be holding a free classon Wednesday, 12 October, to helpthose who want to quit smoking.

The class begins at 5pm at thechurch on the corner of Russel andGizenga streets next to the newKwaDukuza Library.

For more information call083 281 5513.

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SMA Zaf Khan deliv-ered the vote ofthanks and applaud-ed sponsors who do-nated books to vari-ous high schools inKwaDukuza.

Books are stillavailable at R250and can be orderedby contacting theSMA’s assistant sec-

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THE management of Master MathsStanger invites parents and pupils(grade4tograde12)totheirfirstopendayonSaturday,18Octoberbetween10am and 2pm at Shop 1, groundfloor,George'sCentreonthecornerofSchool Road andTulip Road, StangerManor.

Master Maths provides a quality

tuitionmodelthatcombinesindividu-al tuition together with interactivecomputer-based training.

Take advantage of this opportuni-ty to see how mathematics can betaughtusingauniqueandcaptivatingapproach. To book phone Suhail on032 552 1264.

— Supplied.

Tutor SuhailSingh introducesone of the firstenrolled studentLeashka Lutch-man a grade 6pupil fromStanger ManorPrimary Schoolwho is keen onimproving hermaths skills.

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Accidentson NorthCoast roads>> Several injured in different crashes

NUMEROUS accidents result-edinover20peoplebeingin-jured last week.

On Saturday 12 people were in-jured after a minibus taxi over-turned on the N2 south-bound be-tween Ballito and Tongaat.

Netcare 911 paramedics andother services found aminibus hadcome to a standstill back on itswheels on the side of the road.

“Itwas found that 12people sus-tained injuries ranging from mod-erate to serious,” saidNetcare911’sSanti Steinmann.

Five people were injured follow-ing a side impact accident on theR102 near Shakaskraal on Satur-day night.

Paramedics foundthata lightde-livery vehicle and motor vehiclewere involved.

Reports from the scene indicate

thatonevehicle crashedagainst thesideof theothervehicle causing it tooverturn.

Patients were treated before be-ing transported to hospital.

A woman was injured after hermotor vehicle overturnedon theN2going towards Stanger on Fridaymorning.

“Exact detail to the cause of therollover and preceding events re-mains thesubjectofapolice investi-gation.

“Netcare 911 paramedics ar-rived at the scene and found the in-jured woman outside her vehicle.The vehicle came to a standstill onits roof in the centre median of thetwo roads. The injuredwomanwastreated on scene, immobilised ontrauma board and transported tohospital,” said Steinmann.

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PHOTO: SUPPLIEDTwelve people were injured in an accident on Saturday.

A womanwas in-juredafter hermotorvehicleover-turned onthe N2towardsStangerafter theShakasRock of-framp.PHOTO:SUPPLIED

THE vertebral column, also knownas the backbone or spine, is abony skeletal structure found in hu-manbeings. It is formedfromindivid-ual bones call vertebrae. With itsunique structure, these form the spi-nal canal which serves as protectionfor the spinal cord.

Thevertebral columnusually con-sists of 33 vertebrae; the upper 24are vertebrae, separated by inter-vertebraldiscsandthe lowerninearefused, five fused in the sacrum andfour in the coccyx.

Thearticulatingvertebrae (i.e. thebones of the spine that form jointswith other bones such as the ribs andother vertebrae) are grouped intotheirregions; therearesevencervicalvertebrae of the neck (C1 to C7);twelve thoracic vertebrae of the tho-rax(T1toT12);andfivelumbarverte-brae of the lower back above the pel-vis (L1 to L5).

This number is sometimes in-creased by an additional vertebra inoneregion,or itmaybediminishedinone region.

The spinal cord is a long tubularbundle of nervous tissue and supportcells that extends from the medullaoblongata in the brainstem.

Thebrainandspinal cord togethermake up the central nervous sys-tem (CNS).

Thespinalcordbeginsat theoccip-ital bone and extends down to thespace between the first and sec-ond lumbar vertebrae; it does not ex-tendtheentirelengthofthespinalcol-umn.

The spinal cord functions to trans-mit neural signals from the brain tothe body and vice versa. It also hasmany neural circuits which controlreflexesandfunctions inmaintainingthe integrity of the nervous system.

With the natural process of agingand strenuous activity over a periodoftime,thespineundergoesdegener-ation. When this occurs, it can resultin inflammation and pain, predomi-nantly in the neck and upper back aswell as the lower back regions.

Chiropractic treatment has been

showntobemosteffectiveinreducingneck and back pain as well as restor-ing mobility by reducing restriction,inflammation and pain.

Chiropractors treat all issues re-lated to the spinal column, includingnerves, spinal discs as well as mus-cles, ligaments and tendons in andaround this area. In addition, chiro-practors also treat ALL joints in thebody from the jaw (Temporomandib-ular joint) to the baby toe.

Chiropractic is scientific, thriving,andsafeandtakesanaturalapproachto better health that avoids drugs orsurgery. It SUPPORTSTHEBODYandassists it inrelearningitsnaturalabil-ity to be able to heal itself.

Chiropractic treatment will in-clude different modalities and treat-mentprotocolsdependingonthespe-cific needs of patients.

Chiropractic adjustments,mobili-sations,dryneedling,electrotherapy,soft tissue therapy, stretching exer-cises, as well as strengthening andcore exercises will be implemented,dependingonthestateofhealthof thepatient, in order to restore optimalhealth.Ifyouhavehadanyspecificsurgery

or injury, rehabilitation will be car-ried out as necessary.

Stressplaysahugeroleinallofourlives.Whenweexperiencea stressfulemotion, the body releases stresschemicals. These chemicals are re-leased into our blood stream whichflows through muscle and joints.

These in turn have a contractingeffect on our muscles and joints,hence, resulting in neck, lower backpainorpain indifferent jointsandar-eas of the body.Therefore,maintainingyourchiro-

practic treatment sessions will assistyour body in handling LIFE stressesbetter.

TECHNIQUE TO REDUCESTRESS (EFFECTIVE for OFFICEDESK WORKERS)

Sit aside fromwhatever is causingyoustress.Findacomfortableseatforyou to rest on. Sit forward on yourchair.

If you work at a desk, simply turnyour chair away from the centre ofyour work to the side. Ensure thatyour feet are flat on the ground, andhip width apart.

Your feet may be slightly turnedoutward, abdominal muscles (tum-my)must be tucked in (without hold-ing your breath – simply make thetummy muscles flatter by pullingthem in).

The shoulders must be back, butrelaxed, chest out, chin gently tuckedin (down to chest and gently pulledback), hands can be placed on thesidesof the thighonbothsides,palmsfacing outwards such that the innerpart of your forearm rests lightly onthe outer sides of your thighs on bothsides.

This is correct posture. Close youreyesandbreatheinandout.Thereaft-er, after breathing in, hold yourbreath for about 10 seconds.

Whilst holding your breath, feelthat breath of air calmlymoving to allpartsofyourbodyandenergisingyoufrom your toes all the way to yourhead. Take, approximately, 10 deepbut gentle breaths in and out in thismanner,whilemaintainingyourpos-ture.

Whenyouopenyoureyes, youwillbe re-energised and less stressed,much more relaxed and able to con-tinuewithyourdailywork.Yourmindwill be more focussed and free fromnegative thoughts.

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IN a class of 90 pupils, we were ina ‘special’ class in grade two in arural school in the late ‘90s.It was special not in the sense of

our mental challenges, which I don’tthink I had, but in the way we weremade to feel proud to be in a class-roomthe sizeof twoandbeing taughtby two teachers at the same time.

Fast forward to another school ina township and I found myself in aclass of about 70 pupils in grade fiveandwewere told how luckywe weretobeinsuchasmallclass.Therewere

rumours of model C schools in townhaving as little as 20 to 30 pupils, butthis was disregarded as “utter non-sense” and just being another urbanlegend.

AstheyearswentbyandIchangedschools, the class numbers variedand something disturbing occurredwhen I went to high school.

We were given a chance to decideour futures in grade nine, a year be-foreweweremade tochoosesubjectswe would study for the remainder ofour schooling careers. I will be hon-est, I chosephysics because I thoughtit sounded cool and despised ac-counting as I vaguely knew that myolder sister studied it and she lookedmiserable when she spoke about it.

As luck would have it, I chose aclass with physics and biology andcoremathematics and accounting aswell. There were seven grade 10classes in our school and I was in the“double-science” class. What wor-

riedme, however,was the number ofgrade 11 and Grade 12 classes.

At my school in 2006, there werefiveclassesingrade11and onlythreein Grade 12.

It was constantly reinforced thatnot all of us would make it, that notall of usweresmartenough,and itwashalf-knockedoutofa lotof us howourdreamsofbig hous-es andmanycars wereunrealistic, but wedidnotknowthenhow bad it would really be.

IfIremembercorrectly,theclassof

2007 grade 11s was a staggering sixclasses,but twoof theclassesweresosmall that they had to be merged,leaving us with only five. And in thatfateful year, our teachers went on astrike and they stayed away from theclassroom for, according tomymem-ory, close to a month or longer.

Maybewe canblame the strike forthe dismal results, or maybe it wasbound tohappen,but itwas seriouslybad.

I failed two subjects and produceddismal marks for mathematics that

the clientsI still tutormightcringe.Anyway,

I was ‘con-doned’ as Iwas con-sidered avictim ofthe strikeand givena chanceto redeemmyself in

matric.So in grade 12 we were merged

with theclassofgrade11G (webeing

F) asweboth lostmany to thehatchetof failure and the guillotine of drop-out - and just like that we becamegrade 12 D.

We were the guinea pigs for thethen new National Senior Certificateandnooneknewwhat toexpect fromus in terms of pass rates. Our schoolhad a 95% pass rate (about 200 pu-pils) in thepreviousyearandwewereunder pressure to keep it that way orimprove.

In the end, we achieved a 96% orso pass rate, but only a quarter or soof us qualified for university. Of thatminute number, a smaller fractionstill, got accepted at university, andfewer stillcouldafforditorwereluckyenough to get financial aid. Gloomierstill,of thosewhoheldout andcontin-ued to study, a few finished and gottheir degrees and a lucky few of ushavebeenfortunateenoughtosecureemployment.

WhyamItellingthisgloomystory?It is just an observation I havemade,albeit with a heavy heart. If this storyhas a moral to it, it may be that wehave to remember that not all of uswill prosper and that is a reality wecaneitherchoosetoacceptorchange.The reality is, it exists.

Not all will prosper

Sibusiso Biyela@astrosibs “IT WAS CONSTANTLY REINFORCED

THAT NOT ALL OF US WOULDMAKE IT, THAT NOT ALL OF USWERE SMART ENOUGH, AND ITWAS HALF-KNOCKED OUT OF A

LOT OF US HOW OUR DREAMS OFBIG HOUSES AND MANY CARS

WERE UNREALISTIC”

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The KwaDukuza Municipality situated on the Kwa-Zulu Natal North Coast, seeks to fill the followingpositions and accordingly invites applications from suitably qualified and experienced applicants forappointment to the position as indicated. Please note that the post title and post identificationnumber (KDM.) MUST be indicated on your application form obtainable from the KwaDukuzaMunicipality’s website which MUST be accompanied by your certified copies of your qualifica-tions, identity document and driver’s licence where applicable.

Applicants are also advised to ensure that their applications address the selection criteria in termsof qualifications, experience and any other requirements as set out in the relevant advertisement asshortlisting will be based on these selection criteria.

Note: It will be required from the successful candidate fromTask Grade12 and above to meet the minimum prescribed competencies as required by National Treasuryregulations in line with March 2014 exemption notice.

MUNICIPAL SERVICES DIRECTORATE

KDMPS 05: EXECUTIVE SECRETARY:TOTHE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR MUNICIPAL SERVICES(TASK GRADE 7: R112 500.24 – R146 031.12 p.a.)

Requirements: A Gr. 12 at an NQF level 4, Computer literate (MS Word Excel & Power-point); 2 -3years secretarial/ administrative experience.

Experience: Co-ordinates activities and requirements associated with the Executive Director’s officethrough the application of administrative and secretarial procedures and execution of sequencesassociated with the communication, planning, prioritization and organization of critical, confidential andimportant appointments, events/ functions and meetings. Attends to specific office duties associatedwith preparation, typing, photocopying, circulation safekeeping/filing and retrieval of documents/correspondences and communicating with visitors and officials sourcing and making available routineinformation pertaining to scheduled activities of the directorate. Organising and scheduling meetings/appointments with internal departments and external organisations, arranging venue and attending torefreshments requirements.

KDMTS 87: 1 X EXAMINER OF DRIVERS LICENSES/ EXAMINER OFVEHICLES (TASK GRADE10 R R160 565.88- R208 413.84 p.a.)

Requirements: A Gr.12 at an NQF level 4; Traffic officer’s Diploma or Grade D Examiner of driver’slicenses/ motor vehicles; a valid code B/08 driver’s licenses, No criminal record(proof must beattached) & have 2 - 3 years relevant working experience.

Preference will be given to candidates with the highest qualifications, experience and registered assuch.

Duties: Conduct examining of learners & driver’s licenses & motor vehicles duties in accordance withlegislative requirements and procedure manuals including information and recording.

KDMMM 108: DISASTER MANAGEMENT OFFICER: (TASK GRADE 10: R160 565.88- R208413.84 p.a.)

Requirements: Grade 12 at an NQF level 4, Computer literate (MSWord, Excel & Internet) and CodeB/08 driver’s license. 3-4 years of experience in rescue relief & coordination management environment.

Duties: Co-ordinates specific sequences associated with the provision of Education and creatingawareness of potential risks and coping strategies and the application of specific procedures associatedwith identifying and assessing the severity of potential risk factors. Attend to operative requirementsand procedural during potential and actual disasters. Attends to specific priorities administrative tasksand activities and monitors the execution of procedural applications.

KDMFS 01: MANAGER: FIRE & EMERGENCY SERVICES (TASK GRADE 15: R327 054.36 – 424538.04 + Locomotion allowance & Cell phone allowance in terms of Council’s policy)

Requirements: Gr.12; + a National Diploma in Fire Technology at an NQF level 6; Computer literate(MSWord & Excel), Code B/08 driver’s license; 5 years relevant experience within the Fire Services ofwhich 3 years must be at a managerial level.

Duties: Manage direct the key performances areas associated with the Fire & Emergency function-ality through the design, development & alignment of policies, procedures, systems & controls guidingcritical interventions and processes with respect to preventing & reducing risk which result in injury,loss or damage, reducing the severity or consequences of emergency, crisis or disaster, ensuringemergency preparedness. Ensuring rapid & effective response of fire rescue & disaster managementresources. Assisting with post emergency & disaster recovery; providing strategic advice, information& guidelines on mission critical initiatives related to legislative imperatives with a view of sustaininginterventions & supporting an integrated approach to protecting communities & maintaining a safeenvironment in accordance with Fire Brigade Services Act No. 99 of 1987, Disaster ManagementAct No. 57 of 2002, Regulation of Gatherings Act No. 205 of 1993, Veld & Forest Fire Act, HazardousMaterials Act & Municipal By-Laws.

CIVIL ENGINEERING DIRECTORATEKDMCE 08: ADMIN OFFICER: ED CIVIL ENGINEERING (TASK 10: R160 565. 88 – R208 413.84

p.a.)Requirements: Gr.12 Senior Certificate at an NQF Level 4, Computer Literacy (MS Word, Ms Exceland Internet); 3-5 years ‘experience in a Municipal Environment/local government administration asSecretary or Admin Officer.

SKILLSCustomer Service, ReportWriting and minutes taking skills, Good Communication skills both in Englishand Zulu; be able to work under pressure.

Duties:• Provides Executive support to the office of the Executive Director Civil Engineering: by managing dayto day functioning of the office of the ED: Civil in the professional, efficient and organised manager thatproject good image of the entire organisation. Administrative duties and coordination of the ED: CivilEngineering Diary. Report generation POE for the ED: Civil Engineering’s PMS file; Agenda prepa-ration and minutes taking during meetings, filling and record keeping, correspondences with otherdepartments, Organisations and Public; taking minutes on projects progress meetings. (Familiar withproject management). Assist the ED on OHS for the Department; Assist in Budget control and requi-sitions thereof. Provide executive and administrative support to during the compilation of the SDBIP,Budget and annual. Perform any other task ED: Civil Engineering shall assign in line with the thrust ofthe position.

KDMCEP 03: SENIOR CIVIL ENGINEERINGTECHNICIAN (PROJECT MANAGEMENT UNIT)(TASK GRADE 12 – R223 788.00 – R290 492.16 p.a.)

Requirements: Grade 12 at NQF 4, a National Diploma in Civil Engineering at an NQF 5/6 or anyrelated field and a valid Code B/08 driver’s license. Computer literate (MS word & Excel). Must have3-4 years relevant experience (Preferable in Projects Management)

Duties:- Delivering technical support and evaluating proposed projects in alignment with the respectivemunicipal IDP and the regional & Provincial growth and development plans. Projects Managing labourintensive projects in line with the EPWP framework and the related reporting requirements. Arrangingregular projects progress meetings. Ensure compliance with all legal aspects and conditions, asrequired by the various spheres of government. Conducting site visits/meetings to ensure compliancewith business plan conditions; managing cash flows and committed project expenditure. Verifyingpayment certificates and preparing monthly payment schedule documentation. Maintaining projectperformance data on the MIG MIS; Assisting with other related municipal infrastructure programs andsupervision of staff.

KDMCE 13: DRIVER/GRADER OPERATOR (TASK GRADE 6: R93053.28 – R120801.36 p.a.)

Requirements: Grade 10 (standard 8) C1 + PDP and Grader Operator Certificate. A minimum ofdriving and operations of 6 months; be able to operate plant or equipment.

Duties: Be able to operate at least one plant or equipment.

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND PLANNING DIRECTORATE

KDMLED 42: MUSEUM CURATOR (TASK GRADE 11: R189 557.52 – R246 064.20 p.a.)

Requirements: A B Degree or Equivalent – NQF Level 5/6 with majors in History, Anthropology and/or Heritage /Culture. Computer Literate (MS Word & Excel); 5 years appropriate experience. A validCode EB/08 Drivers licence.

Duties: Managing & co-ordination of museum activities in the research, collections, information,exhibition, education, culture, tour guiding, security and general assistance section and attend to alladministrative matters relating to them. Manage: research; information (library/archive/internet cafe);collections department including matters relating to implementation on collection standards & code ofethics & developing a collecting plan & programme and carry out collecting. Establishment of requiredcollection accession registers (manual exhibitions & in consultation plan additional exhibitions, carryout necessary research, write and translate text; to manage plan & oversee all matters relating toeducation, tour guiding, culture and outreach. To plan, organise & carry out outreach events & devel-opment of partnerships with stakeholders. Managing & supervising staff in all the designated sections.To train & develop staff & monitor performance.Prepare quarterly, annual and other reports as required.Financial management, including budget preparation and monitoring of expenditure of the designatedsections. To plan, organise & oversee the running of events at the museum.

PLEASE NOTE:

1. Applications are to be addressed to the Municipal Manager, KwaDukuza Municipality, forattention the Human Resources Department, and due to Post Office strike we urge applicantsto submit their applications on the Municipal Manager’s email address([email protected])

(Note that hand delivered applications must be handed to the H.R. Officer/Clerk, First Floor,Whitehouse Centre, Chief Albert Luthuli Street, KwaDukuza).

2. The Closing date and time is Tuesday 28 October 2014 at 14H00. No hand delivered applicationswill be accepted after the closing date and time.

3. E-mailed applications are also accepted due to Post Office strike. Please DO NOT submitapplications on Z 83 forms. Please NOTE THAT APPLICATIONS MUST BE SUBMITTED ONKWADUKUZA MUNICIPALITY’S APPLICATION FORM WHICH IS OBTAINABLE ON THEMUNICIPALITY’SWEBSITE (www.kwadukuzamunicipality.gov.za)

KwaDukuza Municipality adheres to the National Employment Equity Strategy. Post levels are subjectto conversion according to the TASK Job Evaluation system. Further communication will only be withshortlisted candidates, such shortlist being confined to the candidates that best meet the requirementsaccording to the information supplied in their CV’s. Candidates not contacted within 3 months of theclosing date may consider their applications unsuccessful. Council reserves the right not to appoint.Canvasing to Councilors in form of gifts is prohibited.

N J MDAKANEMunicipal ManagerMN 158/2014

MN 158/2014

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‘The cousin’ toperform at Umfolozi Casino>> Win tickets to the show at www.stangerweekly.co.za

SOUTH African Comedy Legend Barry Hilton will per-form his new show, The Way I See It, at the UmfoloziCasino and Hotel on 25 October.

His new show gives audiences a peek inside the goingson inhisquirkyhead.Hiltonhasadelightfulknackof findingtheludicrousandhumorousindailysituations,turningwhatseems perfectly normal on its head tomake us laugh at life.

“I just see thingsdifferently,” saysHilton. “It’s not evenasif I’m on the lookout for newmaterial, it literally just jumpsout at me. Every day. All day.”

His shows are unscripted, bursting with an electrifyingmatch of content. Lively re-tellings of recent observationsand experiences together with the finest selection of olderfan favourites andnewmaterial keepaudiences on the edgeof their seats.

Soeclecticisthecontentthatyoucouldwatchthreeorfourshows in a row and no one will be exactly the same.

“Travellingsoextensivelygivesmeheapsofnewmaterialand makes me focus on making my material accessible toas many people as possible.”

With a track record of 30 years in comedy, Hilton has

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raised the world’slaughter level con-siderably.

A whirlwind,world-wide sched-ule last year sawhimperform in HongKong, Singapore,Macau, Australia,Las Vegas, Sey-chelles, Namibia,Bahrain, Dubai andacross Africa.

HisFebruaryper-formance in Dubaisaw him shortlistedalongside JohnCleese for Best Com-edy Act Dubai 2013and shortly thereaft-er his industry peersrecognised himwiththe Comics ChoiceLifetime AchieverAward.

Another spectac-ular highlight lastyearwasbeing invit-ed to perform at theworld famous Har-rah’s Improv in LasVegas.

Humble as ever,hecontinues todrawcapacity crowds tovenues across Afri-ca. He regularly fea-tures on ComedyCentral Africa andhas five signatureDVDs to his name aswell as two movies.

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UNdunankulu ukhwele wadilika kwababhikishangokucekela phansi impahlaXOLANI NXUMALO

UYIHLABE wayihlikiza indlela ose-kubhikishwangayo,uMnuzSenzoEd-wardMchunuonguNdunankuluwaK-waZulu-Natal, ekhuluma emkhosiniweLembeKwaDukuza,laphosekuval-

wa imigwaqo emikhulu ngamathayiavuthayo kushiswe nezithuthi ezi-hamba lapho.

UMnuz Mchunu ubesika elijikayongale mibhikisho esikapakele naK-waDukuza KwaMadundube, ethulainkulumokulomkhosinjengondunan-

phehlauzwathi emphakathini,”kuye-na. Uthe akufanele kwenzeke lokhongobauHulumeniuyivulile iminyangoyokuba kuxoxiswane.

UMnuz Mchunu ubuye wabongaiSilo samaBandla ngemikhosi atheisezingeni lomhlaba. Wathi kuy-abongekaukuthi isizwesidesibanesi-khathi esinjenga lesi sokuzozibukanjengesizwe. Uqhube wathi lesi kubayisikhathi sokuziveza nokukhulekaeSilweni uShaka. “Sibonga ifa iLembeelasishiyela lona”, kusho uMnuzMchunu.Unxuseukubakusetshenzis-we lolu suku ukukhulekela imvulanjengoba kuvimbanise isomiso ezwe-ni lonke. Ukhale ngokuthi isimo ses-omiso sesingenhla kwamadolo. “Im-vula iyimpilo esiyithola kuMdali,ngakho-ke sidinga ukuyikhulekela.NjengamaZulu saziwa ngesiko lethunokuzigqaja, kufanele siqhubekenok-wenze njalo kulesi sifundazwe” kug-cizela uNdunankulu.

Abaphathiswa bakaHulumeni waKwaZulu-Na-tal bethamele izinkulumo emkhosini weLembeKwaDukuza. Kusukela kwesokunxele nguMpha-thiswa wezoLimo nokuThuthukiswa koMphaka-thi waseMakhaya uMnuz Cyril Vusumuzi Xaba,alandelwe nguMnuz Ravi Pillay, onguMphathis-wa wezokuHlaliswa KwaBantu, obhincileephethe ihawu nguMphathiswa wezeMpilouDkt Sibongiseni Dhlomo, ulandelwa ngowoku-Thuthukiswa kweSintu uNkk Weziwe Thusi, ol-andelwa ngowezeMfundo uNkk Neliswa PeggyNkonyeni. Obheke le efake eziyiwolintshi yiPhi-ni likaNgqongqoshe wezeSayensi nobuChwe-pheshe uNkk Zanele kaMagwaza-Msibi.ISITHOMBE: XOLANI NXUMALO

XOLANI NXUMALO

ISILO samaZulu, inkosi uGood-will Zwelithini kaCyprian, sikh-wele sadilika kwesibasola ngok-

uthi baphezu kwetulo lokuthenaamandla obukhosi bukaZulu, ngok-uphikisa isicelo saso sokufuna uku-buyiselwa umhlaba, nokusincishaizimali zemikhosi yaso.

Lokhu sikusho emkhosini wa-minyaka yonke wokugubha usukulokukhothama kweSilo saKwaD-ukuza,InkosiuShakakaSenzangak-hona, sithe siyakubonakonkeabak-wenzakuso laba esibasolangokuthibaqonde ukusicekela phansi emi-zamweni yaso yokwakha isizwesamaZulu. Sikhale ngokuthi senzi-wa isicela-nkobe ezweni laso, sigu-qiswa ngamadolo sicela izimali esiz-idingayo zokugujwa kwemikhosi ye-sizwe eholwa yiso, okuwumkhosiwoMhlanga nomkhosi weLembenowokweshwama. ISilo sikhulumekungathi sithelwe ngezibonkolosithe, kwalezo mali esisuke sizicelileasizitholi ngokufanele, zibuye zihha-fulwe.

Kule nkulumo yaso ebingakhethimagama sithe; “Thulani Zulu noma

seluguqulwalolusuku,kininakuyozekubhubhe umhlaba luyi Shaka’s day.Bayahlangana benza izindlela zoku-thenauZulu.Ngifungaonkeamakho-si nezindlovukazi esezalala ngithingeke ngivume kwenzeke lokho ngi-saphila”, kubhodla imbube. Iqhube

yathi; “Yonke imizamo eyake yenzi-wa ukuthena uZulu kayizange iphu-melele.Angizukugagulamagamaab-antu, kodwa abanye abaholi bezinyeizizwe bathi bafuna ukulingana na-mi.Vele lokhukwaqala kudalangesi-khathi seSilo uMamonga woSuthu,

kubekwa imigogo ebekelwa isihlalosobukhosi bukaZulu. Ngeke kwen-zeke lokhu uma uZulu esabumbene.Angathingobaumuntuephetheimaliabesecabanga ukuthi angaguqulakonke. Niyoshonaphi uma isiphelileimali yalaba abadayisa ngesizwe

ukuba sithenwe ?” kubuza Uhlangalomhlabathi.

Sikhale nangokuthi kukhonanasebeqaleumkhankasowokubaku-qedwe Ingonyama Trust. Sikhulumangesimo sezimali zemikhosi yasosithe ngenxa yokubuye kushode izi-mali kule mikhosi, amantombazaneabeseNyokeni emkhosini woMhlan-ga aphoqeleke ukuba ayoqulusa em-aqeleni uma ezikhulula, ngenxa yok-ushoda kwezindlu zangasese. Siq-hube sathi sesikhathele wukuguqangamadolo sishayela indesheni izik-hulu ngemali. Mayelana nodaba lok-ufuna ukubuyiselwa umhlaba waK-waZulu, esithe wathunjwa esizwenisamaZulu, sithesisazoqhubekanale-so sicelo, akujike lutho, futhi akukhomuntu oyosivimba.

Lama gama abeqosheme kuHlan-ga loMhlabathi, abonakale sengathiaqondiswe kuziphathi-mandla zesi-fundazwe saKwaZulu-Natal. Sibuyesatusa iqhaza elibanjwe ngabanyebomdabubaseNdiyaesithebawusizoesizwenisamaZulu.SibalulekakhuluuMnuz Ishwar Ramalashman, waseMpangeni enyakatho yogu laKwaZu-lu-Natal.SimtusileuHulumeniwaku-leli ngokusukumela udaba lwabantuabafele eNigeria besenkonzwenikaMprofethi T. B. Joshua. Saduduzaimindeni yabashonelwe yizihlobokulesisibhicongo,sifiselanabalimeleukululama okusheshayo.

ISITHOMBE: XOLANI NXUMALOAbasezweni laseBurundi ababhace eSouth Africa, eThekwini, besemkhosini weLembe KwaDukuza. Bathi bakujabuleleukumenywa kulo mkhosi.

ISilo sisola itulo lokuthenaubukhosi baKwaZulu

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Fortune Teller/Herbalist-Prof. SalimMusa, Call: 073 6911092, Ballito, Stanger,Strictly by appointment,Private & Confidential.

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2009 BMW 320i (E90)for sale, Sports kit,xenon lights, PDC,sunroof, 18 inch mags,68000km, R180 000.Tel: 073 830 3724.

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AUCTIONIN THE HIGH COURT OF SOUTH AFRICAKWAZULU-NATAL LOCAL DIVISION,

DURBANCASE NO: 8548/2013In the matter between:

ABSA BANK LTDPLAINTIFF

andVIJAYKUMAR LUTCHMAN

(ID 7009085218083)FIRST DEFENDANTJASHIKA LUTCHMAN(ID 7409220206086)

SECOND DEFENDANTThe following property will be sold in executionto the highest bidder on Tuesday the 28th day ofOctober 2014 at 10h00am outside the Office ofthe Sheriff for Lower Tugela at 134/6 MahatmaGandhi Street, Stanger/KwaDukuza, namely:ERF 5200 Stanger (Extension 40), Registra-tion Division FU, Province of KwaZulu/Natal,in extent 921 (Nine Hundred and Twenty One)square metres, held under Deed of Transfer No.T32499/06. The property is improved, withoutanything warranted by: Dwelling under brick andtile consisting of: 3 x Bedrooms, 1 x Bathroom,Lounge, Diningroom, Kitchen. Physical addressis 25 Pluto Road, Glenhills, Stanger/KwaZulu/Natal. The material terms are 10% deposit, bal-ance payable on transfer, guarantees within 14days of sale. The Conditions of Sale can be in-spected at the office of the Sheriff at Suite 6, JayKrishna Centre, 134/6 Mahatma Gandhi Street,Stanger/KwaDukuza.Take further notice that:1. This sale is a sale in execution pursuant to a

judgment obtained in the above court;2. The Rules of this auction is available 24 hours

prior to the auction at the office of theSheriff for Lower Tugela at 134 MahatmaGandhi Street, Stanger, KwaDukuza;

3. Registration as a buyer is a pre-requisitesubject to specific conditions, inter alia:Directive of the CPA 68 of 2008URL: (http://www.info.gov.za/view/DownloadFileAction?id=99961);a) Fica legislation i.r.o. proof of identity

and address particulars;b) payment of registration deposit of

R10 000.00 in cash or bankguaranteed cheque;

c) Registration of conditions.4. The office of the Sheriff for Lower Tugela

will conduct the sale with auctioneersR. Singh (Sheriff) and/or S De Wit;

5. Advertising costs at current publication ratesand sale costs according to court rules apply.

GEYSER DU TOIT LOUW & KITCHING INC7 GREATHEAD LANE, PINETOWNTEL: 031-7020331/2FAX: 031-7020010(Ref: ATK/JM/T2906C/O MESSENGER KINGSUITE 801, 8TH FLOORESPLANADE GARAGE127 MARGARET MNCADI AVENUEDURBAN

We have the following vacancies

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VACANCY

Please fax 2 page cv 035 787 1410 orEmail: [email protected]

In the Estate ofthe late Vaneshree

MoodleyIdentity Number:820910 0149 08 6Date of Birth:

10 September 1982Date of Death:25 May 2014Estate No:

28425/2014 DBN

Creditors andDebtors in the aboveEstate are herebyrequired to file theirclaims with and paytheir debts to the

undersigned within 30(thirty) days from thedate of publication

hereof.Dated at Stangerthis 07 day ofOctober 2014.SHAM & MEERP.O. Box 146,Stanger, 4450

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>>Second hand clothes and Diwalihampers to be donated. Interested in-digent persons must register at RockyPark Value Centre, 21 Van Der WagenDrive, Rocky Park, Stanger or call 0325522 014 / 073 182 3863 for more in-formation.

persat on 032 551 4149 or 032 5512430.>>The Stanger Manor Hindu TempleSociety will observe Diwali on 19 Octo-ber at 4pm. All welcome. For more in-formation contact Ram Makardood on084 486 2207 or 071 881 2083.

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To place a notice in the “What's on”section, email [email protected] or fax us on 032 5523985 . Deadline – Monday 9am. Items inthis section will only be run twice aheadof your event and are free of charge.

>>Members of LO-TARE are remindedthat a Council Meetingwill be held on Wednes-day, 15 October at theStanger Heights Prima-ry School commencingat 2.30pm. Please bepunctual as there is along agenda. Newmembersaretoenrolbythe 31 October. Mem-bership forms are avail-able from the secretaryA Sewpursad(032 551 2484 or083 548 4662).>>The Shri SanathanMundal invites you toattend the Diwali LuxmiPooja on Tuesday, 21October at 6pm and theannual Inder Govard-han pooja on Sunday,26 October at 9am.Meals will be provided.For further informationcontact PRO MadhuriSing on 082 324 3406.>>Manaqua Swim-ming Club (MSC) willhold a registrationmeeting on Wednes-day, 15 October atStanger Manor Second-ary School commenc-ing at 6.30pm. All inter-ested in becomingmembers of the clubcan contact Kiren Gokaron 082 766 7773.>>The Windy HeightsSri Raam Mandir willhost a mini Diwali cele-bration on 19 October at10am. For more infor-mation contact B Sew-

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VacancyJournalist – Stanger WeeklyThe Stanger Weekly is looking to appoint a journalist to work with the editorialteam on this local newspaper. This position will be based in Stanger.

Main Purpose of the RoleProduce relevant, compelling and factually correct news and feature content

Key Responsibilities• Investigate and research article content for news and/or feature stories• Write quality news and feature articles, adhering to strict deadlines• Create target-market-specific articles• Generate feature ideas• Adhere to the quality, style and content standards• Comply with the requirements of the South African Press Code• Required to take photographs and produce content for online and other plat-forms

Skills and Competencies• Sound news judgment and an ability to write fluently in English and isiZulu• Creativity• Good time management and the ability to work under pressure• Good people skills• The ability to work independently• A valid driver’s license and own reliable transport

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weeklywheelsNissan X-Trail is here>> Third generation offers so much more

NISSAN’S third-generation X-Trailhas arrived in South Africa, sportinga stylish new design, a tech upgrade

and a five-star safety rating.The new SUV is here in three specifica-

tions (XE, SE, LE) and engine options (1.6diesel, 2.0 and 2.5-litre petrol), and can beordered in either two or all-wheel-drive.

The 1.6dCi turbocharged diesel is capa-ble of 96kW/320 mated to six-speed man-ual and a choice of two- or four-wheeldrive. Fuel consumption is rated at aclaimed 5.3-litres/100km with emissionsof 134g/km

The two non-turbo engines,126kW/233Nm 2.5-litre petrol SE deriva-tives, mated to a Xtronic CVT, are availablein all-wheel drive and a choice of five orseven seats.

The two-litre XE units are capable of106kW/200Nm but also have a six-speedbox.

Fuel consumption for each is listed as8.4/100km with emissions of 197g/km.

The new X-Trail is available with Nis-san’s All-Mode 4x4i system (2.5 SE 4WD,1.6dCi SE 4WD and 1.6dCi LE 4WD). Thesystem provides three driving modes –2WD, Auto and 4WD Lock.

In auto mode, Nissan says, “constantmonitoring of throttle position, enginespeed and torque distribution, to antici-pate wheelspin, dictates when the systemseamlessly distributes torque between thefront and rear axles as needed, at up to80km/h”.

Above 80, it reacts to wheel-spin andshifts torque to the rear wheels.

In 4WD Lock all-wheel drive is perma-

nently engaged.The four entry-level XE units are

equipped with a rear spoiler, power win-dows, Nissan’s advanced drive-assist dis-play, cloth upholstery, multi-functionsteering wheel, height adjustable driver’sseat, aircon, audio system (radio, CD, MP3/WMA), USB, Aux, Bluetooth connectivity,cruise control, daytime running lights,power side-mirrors, chromed door releases17” alloys, active ride control, active tracecontrol and electronic parking brake.

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R473 600The Nissan X-Trail is sold with a six-year

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THE original Suzuki SX4 was a pioneer of the C-segmentcrossover market.

Now the latest iteration of this distinctive trendsetterclaims to have established new standards that propel theversatile SUV to even greater heights.

“The SX4 is a crossover that brings together Suzuki’s

compact-car know-how with technologies honed for sportutility vehicles.

“Whathashappened is that for thenewSX4, Suzuki hasevolved its renowned all-wheel drive technologies,” saidFrancoisvanEeden,nationalmarketingmanagerofSuzukiAuto South Africa.

PHOTO: SOURCEDSuzuki SX4 GLX.

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MR Exhaust Mr Tyre at 87Mahatma Gandhi Street, Stangeris under new management.

Striving to offer customer careand specialised service is the newteam’s motto.

Ryan, workshop manager,said: “We treasure our clients andalways look to ways on how wecan provide the best service to

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The outlet specialises in per-formance exhausts and also takeson under-carriage repairs.

Call 032 551 3429 to book anappointment.

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The Suzuki gets 6.7-litres/100km. Therange comprises five models - (GL and GLX),manual or constantly variable transmissions(CVT) and either two or all-wheel drive.

The cars are sold with a three-year or100 000km warranty, a three-year or90 000kmserviceplananda three-year road-side assistance package.

Service intervals at 15 000km and costsR319 900. - Wheels24.

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WHEN TO REGISTER:

ESHOWE CAMPUS Tel: 035 474 2304/6, CHIEF ALBERT LUTHULI CAMPUS Tel: 032 559 6555, ESIKHAWINI CAMPUS Tel: 035 796 5568/76,

RICHTEK CAMPUS Tel: 035 902 9500,MANDENI CAMPUS Tel: 032 456 3626/8400, CBD CAMPUS Tel: 035 789 3131, SUNDUMBILI CAMPUS Tel: 032 454 1407,

ISITHEBE CAMPUS Tel: 032 459 2954, STUDENT SUPPORT SERVICES Tel: 035 797 4319. www.umfolozicollege.co.za

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Office Administration

Transport Logistics

Primary Health

Primary Agriculture

Finance, Economics & Accounting

Engineering & Related Design


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Tourism

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10 November 2014 – 21 November (Returning Students)

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• Richtek Campus

• Eskhawini Campus

• Mandeni Campus

• Eshowe Campus

• Sundumbili and Isithebe Campuses

• Chief Albert Luthuli Campus

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FOR QUALIFYING NC(V) AND

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• 2 Certified copies of parent's / guardian's ID or death certificates

• 1 Certified copy of ID/Birth Certificate for each dependent in the house

• 1 Certified copy of parent's / guardian's latest payslip, grant slip

or affidavit as proof of income

• 1 Certified copy of highest qualification 1 Proof of residence

• Application or motivational letter written by an applicant

applying for a bursary

REPORT 191 (N-Courses and NC(V) Programmes20 October 2014 - 7 November 2014 (New Students)10 November 2014 - 21 November (Returning Students)Placement Fee is R100 and no cash will be acceptedduring registration

• Richtek Campus• Eskhawini Campus• Mandeni Campus• Eshowe Campus• Sundumbili and Isithebe Campuses• Chief Albert Luthuli Campus

BURSARIES ARE AVAILABLEFOR QUALIFYING NC(V) ANDFULL TIME NATED (N-LEVEL) STUDENTS

• 4 Certified copies of student ID• 2 Certified copies of parent’s/guardian’s ID or death

certificates• 1 Certified copy of ID/Birth Certificate for each dependent

in the house• 1 Certified copy of parent’s/guardian’s latest payslip,

grant slip or affidavit as proof of income• 1 Certified copy of highest qualification 1 Proof of residence• Application or motivational letter written by an applicant

applying for a bursary

ESHOWE CAMPUS Tel: 035 474 2304/6, CHIEF ALBERT LUTHULI CAMPUS Tel: 032 559 6555, ESIKHAWINI CAMPUS Tel: 035 796 5568/76,

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ISITHEBE CAMPUS Tel: 032 459 2954, STUDENT SUPPORT SERVICES Tel: 035 797 4319. www.umfolozicollege.co.za

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Physical Science

Automotive Repair

Office Administration

Transport Logistics

Primary Health

Primary Agriculture

Finance, Economics & Accounting

Engineering & Related Design


Education & Development

Tourism

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Clothing ProductionHospitality & Catering Services

Farming Management

Educare

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Electrical

Mechanical- Motormechanics

Mechanical Welding

Engineering Millwright

Carpenter & Joiner

ENGINEERINGSTUDIESHET LEVELCOURSES(N2 - N6)TRIMESTERBASED

Electrical

Electro Mechanical

ElectronicsInstrumentation

Mechanical

Production

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Kufezeke iphuphongeMandeni Mall>> Ikhumbule abangasekho iMeya yaseMandeni kuvulwa iMandeni Mall

XOLANI NXUMALO

UBABALE bonke abangasekhoehlabeniabashonebeyizikhu-lu eziphezulu ebuholini buka-

Masipala waseMandeni nobendabu-ko, uMnuz Siphesihle Zulu oyiMeyayaseMandeni, kuvulwa inxanxathelayezitolo ezintshaezisandakwakhiwaeMandeni.

UMnuzZuluuthe, lesisakhiwosiz-okwaziwa ngelokuthi yiMandeniMall, uthe ngabe kuhle ukuba lomse-benzi ongaka osuze waphethwaiyawubona iMeya esishonile uNksLindiwe Shabalala, uSomlomo on-gasekho uMnuz Cebolenkosi Mfe-kayi, Inkosi yaseMacambini esandakukhothama uKhayelihle WisemanMathaba noKhansela NhlakaniphoMsomi. IMeya ithe lababaholibebey-ingxenye yephupho lokuthuthukisaidolobha laseMandeni osekuqala

ukuthela izithelo. Yathi kubuhlunguukuthiabasawubonangausuvulwalomsebenzi. Ithe kuyingxenye yom-bonokaMasipalawaseMandeni uku-bona leli dolobha lithuthuka kan-gangokuthi noma sekubuya ama-bhunguka aduke, ngoba esedidweyintuthuko yaseMandeni.

Ithe okunye okuyiphupho lalomkhandlu wukubona iMandeniiwumsukawezomnotho kulesi sifun-dazwe. Ithe lokhu abakwenzeli isi-khathi samanje, kodwa bafisa ukubaamagama abo kuxoxwe ngawo ngis-ho ezizukulwaneni ezizayo, njenga-baholi abayibekile induku ebandlaekuthuthukiseni leli dolobha. Ikhulu-

melelo. Yayala umphakathi ukubauwuphathise okwezikhali zamaN-tungwa lo msebenzi.

IMandeni Mall yakhiwe laphokade kudayisa khona imfuyo yakwaThompson, osomabhizinisi abazi-wayobaseMandeni.EkhulumalaphauMnuz Deone Thompson, onamash-eyaamaningikulomsebenziutheku-fezeke iphupho lakhe leminyaka.Kukhulume noMnuz Hopewell Gu-mede, oyikhansela likaward-7 okuyiwadi lenxanxathela eyakhiwe kuyo.Uhlelo lomcimbi beluphethwenguS-omlomo wedolobha uNks MakhosiZungu neMenenja yezoku Xhumanakulo masipala uMnuz Mdu Manzi.

ISITHOMBE: XOLANI NXUMALOBese kuvulwa itshe lesikhumbuzo emcimbini wokuvulwa kwenxanxathela yezitolo ezintsha zaseMandeni, iMandeniMall. Okwesokunxele nguSomlomo wedolobha laseMandeni uNksz Makhosi Zungu, kulandele iMeya yedolobha uMnuzSiphesihle Zulu, kugcine inkosi uLinda Sonny Mathonsi, inkosi yakwaMathonsi, eMandeni, okuyiyona esike ilibhini.

XOLANI NXUMALO

ITSHE limi ngothi komasipalaabangaphansi kwesifundailembe njengoba bonke sebe-khala esika Nandi ngokus-weleka kwamanzi.

Lokhu sekuphoqe uMasi-pala wesifunda ilembe ukubaubeke eceleni isamba semaliesithexaxaukuzekuhlinzekel-we izakhamizi zalesi sifundangamanzi. Kuzokhumbulekaukuthi uma amanzi esephelilekumbe esenciphile kuzigcina-manzinakompompi,kudinge-ka ukuba uMasipala wesifun-da okuyiwona ophethe udabalwamanzi uhlinzeke omasipa-

la ngamaloli amaningi okup-hakelaamanzi.Nalawomanziasuke ethuthwangamaloli ku-fanele afakwe imithi eyizihl-anzi, kuhlinzekwe nodizilinamafutha amaloli. Lokhukusho imali ethe xaxa esabel-weni samanzi.

Imeya yesifunda seLembeuMnuzWelcomeMdabe ipho-qeleke ukuba ibize umhlanga-no ophuthumayo ukuze ku-boniswane ngamasu okubhe-kana nalolu daba lokushodakwamnzi.Kulaphoimemezelekhona nokuthi sekubekweeceleni imali ethe xaxa yokub-hekana nale mbedumehlwa-na.

Itshe limi ngothingolwamanzi eLembeni

NOSIPHO MKHIZE>>[email protected]

INKAMPANI yakwa-Edmark isizenzeleigama ngemikhiqizo yayo ephilisayookubalwa kuyo ikhofi eliyisikhuthazamzimba, elinikeza umdlandla liphinde li-lekelele umqondo ubhekane nemiseben-zi yansuku zonke. Intatheli yeFEVER iva-kashele amahhovishi alenkampani aku-Field Street eThekwini, ngeledlule, ukuzeyazi kabanzi ngeminye imikhiqizo yalen-kampani. Uma ungena nje emahhovisiakhona, uhehwa yiphunga lekhofi, besekuba yindlela ekusetshenzwa ngayo. Aw-udingi ukutshelwa ukuthi iningi labantuliyasizakala ngalemikhiqizo. Lokhu ku-bonakala ngendlela abathenga lemikhi-qizo ngama bhokisi. Abaningi babo sebe-zivulele awaboamabhizinisi amancanengokudayisa lemikhiqizo. UMnuz WilsonZulu, omele inkampani yakwa-EdmarkKwaZulu-Natal, uthe le nkampani inekhofi elisha labantu abaguliswa yisifo si-kashukela (diabetes). Uthe: “Leli khofielibizwa nge-Café 73, lisiza kakhuluumuntu onesifo sikashukela, njengobalivuselela umzimba ukuthi ungakhathali.Esikhathini esiningi abantu abanoshuk-ela baphelelwa wumdlandla wokuya on-cansini, kanti leli khofi linezithako ezini-kana umdlandla wocansi lokhu okwazi-wa nge-sexual stamina. Leli khofilivuselela namasosha omzimba, bese liv-imba ushukela ukuthi ungasabalali kuyowonke umzimba. Kwesinye isikhathiuthola ukuthi umuntu kumele anqunyweumlenze ngenxa yalesi sifo esesiboliseisitho, kanti iCafé 73 iyakuvimba lokho,”kusho uMnuz Zulu.

Uqhube wathi aligcini lapho, ngoba

likwazi ukwehlisa umfutho wegazi osukeusukhuphukile (high blood pressure).Okuhle futhi, ngokusho kukaMnuz Zulu,ukuthi awucithi isikhathi esiningi umaulenza ngoba lifika selithakiwe ngoshuk-ela nangobisi sekudingeka amanzi abililekuphela, bese uyaliphuza. Uthe benzakonke okusemandleni ngokulekelela ab-antu abahlushwa izifo ezahlukahlukene,yingakho bekhiqize itiye elibizwa nge-Red Bubble Tea, elisiza abantu abahlush-wa yisifo samathambo. Uthe kunabantuabebe dondolozela ngezinduku, bafikebaphuze leli tiye, bawubona umehlukongoba sebeyazihambela. UNks SizakeleButhelezi (70), ufakazele uMnuz Zulungezimangaliso zeRed Bubble Tea. Uthe:“Benginenkinga yamathambo, ngalalaesibhedlela izinyanga ezintathu, ngo-February, ngathola ulwazi ngabakwa-Edmark. Ngifike ngihamba ngezindukukodwa ngokusebenzisa imikhiqizo yak-wa-Edmark, sengiyazihambela nga-phandle kwazo. Ngiqale ngokukilina um-zimba izinsuku eziyi-7, ngamanye ama-khambi akwa-Edmark ngasengisebenzisa iRed Bubble Tea, engiyi-phuza kabili ngosuku ngavuka ngabawumqemane,” kusho uNks Buthelezi.Uthe okuhle ngalemikhiqizo wukuthiiyakwazi ukuxutshwa ndawonye ukuzeuthole imiphumela egculisayo neshes-hayo. Uma ufika emahhovisi akhona, ku-nabantu abazokusiza ngemikhiqizo ef-anele ezolwisana nesifo esikuphethe.Imininingwane ephelele ngeCafe 73, no-ma itiye elisiza abaphethwe amatham-bo, iRed Bubble Tea, itholakala kuMnuzWilson Zulu enombolweni ethi: 083 9549785 noma emahhovisi ku-Field Street(ngaseMtateni) eThekwini.

ISITHOMBE: NOSIPHO MKHIZEKwesokunxele uNks Dombi Khoza wakwa-Edmark, uMnuz Wilson Zulu om-ele inkampani yakwa-Edmark KwaZulu-Natal, uNks Sizakele Buthelezi ow-aphiliswa imikhiqizo yawakwa-Edmark noNks Thembi Ngemba wakwa-Ed-mark

Thola ikhofinetiyeokwelaphayo

ma lapha inkosi yakwaMa-thonsi, okuyiyona esike ilibhi-ni lokuvulwa kwalezi zitolo,iNkosi uLinda Sonny Mathon-si, ithe iyathokoza ukuthi lomsebenzi usuze waba yimpu-

WEEKLY REPORTER

PLAY Sports will host anU13 double-wickettournament for primary

school pupils on Saturday, 25October at Manor Primarygrounds starting at 8.30am.

Theregistrationanddrawswill takeplaceat8amwith thefirst match scheduled to getunderway at 8.30am.

CEO of Play Sports, YashinTewary said: “Primary schoolchildren are starved of sportand with the final examina-tion virtually on their door-step, the double-wicket tour-namentwillgivethemanidealopportunity to de-stress”.

Co-ordinatorofthedouble-wicket tournament, IsaacAbraham thanked YashinTewary for his generousR1 000 sponsorship. Medalswillbegiventoallparticipantswith the winners and run-ners-up waltzing away withtrophiesandPlaySportscaps.Special awards will be pre-sented to the best bowler,fielder and batsman of thetournament.

Lunch and cool drinks will

begiventoallparticipantsandtheir coaches.

Tournament entry fee isR20 per team.

Inthepreliminaryroundofthe competition the duration

of each match will be twoovers (six balls each over) perside.

In the semis and final theduration of each gamewill befour overs per side.

PHOTO: WEEKLY REPORTERYashin Tewary (Play Sports CEO).

WEEKLY REPORTER

KWAZULU-Natal’s All Africa bronze medallist TheoPillay has set his sights on next month’s 2014 KarateWorld Cup title in Germany.

The Protea SA all-styles national champion is aseasoned tournament campaigner who was part ofthe seven-man SA contingent that secured a podiumfinish at the recent Africa Karate Championship inSenegal after finishing third.

“Participating in the 2013 Junior World Cup inSpain has given me a indication what the standardof competition is at such a prestigious tournamentand this year I feel adequately prepared and readyto return home with a medal,” said Pillay.

“The guidance and preparation under Protea headcoach sensei Brando Pillay has given be an added ad-vantage over my rivals and I am confident of securinga podium finish at next month’s World Cup KarateChampionship in Germany,” added Pillay.

“Theo Pillay has the discipline, talent and aboveall, the passion to become a world champion. I have

mentoredhimoverthepastfiveyearsandhecertainlyis super-fit and raring to go,” said Brando

CEO of Karate South Africa, Carlos Vilela paid aglowing tribute to the Skisa organisation under head-master Kyoshi Sonny Pillay for regularly producingtop-class Proteas, including Theo.

“Theo Pillay is an excellent role model for today’syouth, many of whom need direction,” said Vilela.

PHOTO: WEEKLY REPORTERTheo Pillay with Protea karate coach andmentor Brando Pillay ahead of the 2014Karate World Cup in Germany.

Karatekasets sight onworld cup title

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TENDER No. MN 129/2014

TESTING & FAULT LOCATING / POSITIONING OF MEDIUM & LOW VOLTAGE CABLES DURING”NORMAL AND AFTER NORMAL WORKING HOURS”

T1.1:TENDER NOTICE AND INVITATION TO TENDER

In terms of Chapter 11 of the Municipal Finance Management Act 25 no 56 of 2003, KwaDukuzaMunicipality invites tenders to perform cable fault locating during Normal AND After normal workinghours . Only Tenderers who are registered with CIDB in a contract grading of 3EP or higher andemerging contractors with a grading of 2EP PE or higher will be eligible to tender.Tenderers will haveproof of CIDB Registration by the closing date failing which the tender will be disqualified. Tenderersshall be registered on the KwaDukuza Municipality’s database.

The physical address for the collection of tender documents at the Technical Department, ElectricalOffices, Office No. 21, Lavoipierre Building, KwaDukuza upon presentation of a receipt proving priorpayment of a non-refundable fee of R 285.00 (incl. VAT) having been made at the Municipal FinanceDirectorate, General Justice Mpanza Building, 104 Mahatma Gandhi Street, KwaDukuza (Cash orbank guaranteed cheques only).Tender documents will be available from 09h00 on 16 October 2014to 9H00 on 24 October 2014. Queries relating to issue of these documents may be addressed toGail Herrmannsen, on (032) 4375087. Technical queries may be addressed to Nick Hall (ElectricalEngineer) Tel No.: 032 946 8005 / 032 437 5087, Fax No.: 032 9461918 email: [email protected]

A compulsory clarification meeting with representatives of the Employer will take place at the PMUBOARD ROOM, Lavoipierre Building, No. 2 Industria Crescent, KwaDukuza on 24TH October2014 at 10h00. Failure to attend the compulsory clarification meeting will disqualify the tender. Onlythose contractors who are in possession of a tender document shall be permitted to participate indiscussion at the compulsory clarification meeting. Doors to the venue closes at 10h15. No lateattendance will be accepted.

Tenders shall be placed in sealed envelopes and marked - “TENDER NO. MN 129/2014 -TESTING &FAULT LOCATING / POSITIONING OF MEDIUM & LOW VOLTAGE CABLES DURING ”NORMALAND AFTER NORMAL WORKING HOURS” and placed in the Tender Box at 14 Chief AlbertLuthuli Street, KwaDukuza, not later than 12h00 on – 30th October 2014 at which time tenderswill be opened in public. Tenders are to be submitted on the tender documentation provided by theMunicipality. Late, electronic or faxed tenders will not be accepted.

Bids will be evaluated and adjudicated according to the following criteria:• 90/10 preference points system will apply in terms of the Preferential Procurement Regulations,

2011 (B-BBEE Status Level Of Contribution - an original or certified copy of the certificate isrequired)

• Council’s Supply Chain Management Policy• Contractors shall be registered on the KwaDukuza Municipality Supplier database• Contractors having a CIDB grading of 3EP or higher and emerging contractors with grading of

2EP PE• Original Valid Tax Clearance certificate must be submitted.• The tenderer shall submit proof of Registration with the Electrical Contracting Board (ECB) or

Department of Labour ( Certified copy of the certificate is required, which has not expired).

All prospective tenderers will be screened in accordance with the National Treasury’s Defaulters DataBase. Council does not bind itself to accept the lowest tender or any tender, and reserves the right toaccept any part or the whole of any tender and preference will be given to Affirmable Business Enter-prises.The Municipality also reserves the right to call on preferred bidders to form a joint venture witha BEE company. Canvassing in any form is strictly prohibited and will lead to the disqualification of thetender. No bids will be considered from persons in the services of any organ of state.

N J MDAKANEMunicipal Manager

MN 129/2014

In Loving Memory of

Marina RamsamyBorn: 15-05-1949 Called to Rest: 09-09-2014

MarinaWhen we remember your smile itbrightens our day. Thoughts ofyour warmth and love seem tosmooth the way. Your gentlespirit is still with us though youare gone.Sunny days, cool breezes...We love you Mum.

You and your family arecordially invited to the40 Days Memorial Serviceof the late Marina Ramsamy

Date: Saturday, 18 October 2014Time: 3pmVenue: Holy Rosary Catholic Church

(corner of Blaine and Russel Street,Stanger)

Please accept this as a personal invite.

Sadly missed by her daughters: Lorraine andRosana, son-in-law: Louis, grandchildren: Christiaanand Christine and a host of family and friends.

-Our mum is our guardian angel, my heartmender, my best friend.

-Our mother’s heart is a garden of love.

-Our mum is like buttons, she holds thingstogether.

You and your family are invited to attend the15th & 16th Day Service of the late

Thamayanthi Pillay which will be held on the20th & 21st of October 2014 at her late

residence, 15 Laher Street, Highridge, Stanger,Time: 19h00-20h00.

Sadly missed by your children Dolly, Nandha, Indrani,Vasantha, Johnny, Shiela, Allan, grandchildren, great

grandchildren and a host of family and friends.

In Loving Memory

ThamayanthiPillay

Date of Birth:3/08/1930

Called to Rest:6/10/2014

ClinicalResearch StudySevere Renal Insufficiency or End StageRenal Disease(This study has been approved by Pharma-EthicsResearch Committee and the MCC)

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Please contact: Tel:032 5511777

ClinicalResearch StudyPost Cardiac Bypass or Stenting(This study has been approved by Pharma-EthicsResearch Committee and wthe MCC)

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WEEKLY

SPORT

19Dawnheightstrounce Umlazi>> Home team emerges victorious in KZN championships

WEEKLY REPORTER

DAWNHEIGHTS Cricket Clubtrounced Umlazi by 24 runs intheir own backyard (Comtech

Ground)inaKwaZulu-NatalChallengeLeague game played on Sunday.

The hosts won the toss and electedto field first. Dawnheights opener, Sa-garArorashowedscant respect for theUmlazi attack.

Hevirtuallycarriedhisbatthrough-out theDawnheights innings scoringasplendid 76-runs from 55 balls whichincluded two huge sixes and 13fours.

Dawnheightsposted140/10in29.4overswithVarunPal(17)theonlyotherbatsman to record double digits.

Fast medium bowler T. Zondi was

the pick of the Umlazi bowlers claim-ing 5/40 from8.4 overs. Off-spinner T.Ngema grabbed 2/8 from 5 overs.

Chasing 141 runs for victory, thehostswerebundledout for116 runs in25.3 overs. Opener Ngema (34) andlower order batsman, S. Shange (37)were the pick of the Umlazi batsmen.

Pal was the destroyer-in-chief forDawnheights claiming 7 scalps for 49runs from 10 overs.

Meanwhile, at the Country ClubGround, Ilembe proved too strong forNewlands East after romping to a flu-ent98-runsvictory inaKZNChallengeLeague game.

The hosts batted first and posted171/7 in their allotted 30-overs.

Mohamed Mhlongo (43 not out),Desigan Pillay (29) and Preshen Ram-

persad (28) were the main contribu-tors. Arshad Mehmood was the mosteconomical Newlands bowler claim-ing 2/24 from 6 overs.

In reply the visitors were bundledout for 73 runs in the 15th over. DillonRautenbach claimed 4/14 from 4overs.

In other cricket news, a bumpercrowd is expected at the Country ClubGroundonSunday towitnesssomeex-plosive action in the KZN ChallengeLeague derby game between Ilembeand Dawnheights.

With themajority of the Ilembeout-fit comprising of Manor players, theyareexpectedtostartfavouritesforhon-ours, having beaten Dawnheights inthe domestic Twenty-20 League gamelast month.

An ecstaticDawnheightsteam seen aft-er trouncingUmlazi by 24runs in a KZNChallengeLeague gameplayed at theComtechGround in Um-lazi.PHOTO: WEEKLYREPORTER

WEEKLY REPORTER

ISITHEBE Paints Darts Club scraped to a narrow 19-17victory against Gledhow United in a KwaDukuza DartsAssociation League game played at the Dolphin CoastTavern in KwaDukuza on Wednesday night.

After a tame 3-3 draw in the opening frame, Isithe-be upped their tempo in the second frame winning5-1 to steer clear of their rivals (8-4).

United held onto a hard fought 3-3 stalemate inthe thir frame to stay in contention for honours. Theyreduced the deficit to 2-points (11-13) after winningthe fourth frame (4-2).

United put immense pressure upon themselvesheading into the final frame of the evening after shar-ing the spoils (3-3) in the penultimate frame. Theyneeded to win the final frame by a margin of 4-pointsin the hope of snatching victory at the death.

But, Isithebe hardly moved out of the first gear,holding onto a 3-3 draw in the final frame to registera hard earned 19-17 win to keep their league title aspi-rations alive.

Meanwhile, Nevil’s Auto squandered an opportu-

Shanmagum easily accounted for Paddy Padayacheein the tie-breaker to guide Gledhow to a thrilling 19-18win.

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDIsithebe Paints Darts Club kept their leaguetitle aspirations alive with a hard fought winagainst Gledhow United on Wednesday night.

Isithebe Paints scrape to victory

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDBudo Martial Arts held a grading event for Taekwondo and Hapkidoon Saturday at the Budo Martial Arts Centre. Timur Kurmanov is seenwith his students who participated in the grading.

Budo MartialArts grading

nity of notching up ahat-trick of victories inthe KwaDukuza DartsAssociation League aft-er going down 19-18 inthe tie-breaker againstrookies R & B Gledhow.

Nevil’s Auto werequickly off the startingblocks notching up ahandsome 4-2 win inthe opening frame.Gledhow came backstrongly in the secondframe, snatching a late3-3 equalizer.

Nevil’s Auto were allthe rage romping to afluent 5-1 win in thethird frame and boast-ing a comfortable 12-6lead, fans expectedthem to turn on theheat after the halfwaystage.

But, Gledhow mustbe commended aftercollaring their rivals atthe finish line (18-18) topush the game into atie-breaker. Darrel

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Nkobongo off to a winning start>> ‘This is our first game of the 2014/2015 season and I think my boys played very well despite conceding two soft goals’

WEEKLY REPORTER

NKOBONGO Football Clubkicked off their campaign inthe SAFA Ilembe SAB Re-

gionalLeague(KwaDukuzaStream)on a winning note after beating themore fanciedSiyayaoutfit 3-2at theRecreation Ground on Saturday.

TheNtshawini-basedSiyayaout-fit failed to take advantage of theirearly domination andpaid thepricemidway into the first half.

Vusi “Computer”Mlondoweavedhis way past two defenders beforehammering a low drive to the left ofthe keeper to give Nkobongo a 1-0lead.

Minutes laterMartin Shezi had a

golden opportunity of grabbing avital equalizer, buthemiraculous-ly missed the target from closerange.

The lanky Freedom “Vonk”Dlamini intercepted a cross fromSandile Shude on the left flank togiveNkobongoawelldeserved2-0going into the break.

Barely 10minutes into the sec-ondhalf,man-of-the-matchMlon-do, who marshalled the engine-room brilliantly, made a dartingrun into the box before latchingontoacrossfromPhilaniDladlaonthe right flank to give Nkobongo acommanding 3-0 lead.

Fansexpectedthefloodgatestoopenintheremaining30minutes,

but Siyaya did brilliantly to weatherthe onslaught. Thulani Ntombela re-ceived aperfect throughball fromSiz-we Zulu and made no mistake fromclose range to reduce Siyaya’s deficit(1-3).

Ten minutes later Sizwe Zulu wasbroughtdown just outside theboxandtherefereedidnothesitatetoawardSi-yaya a free-kick. The Nkobongo goal-keeper, Blessing Mandikane failed tostave off Sizwe Mhlongo’s brilliantlyexecutedfree-kickandwatchedindis-belief as the ball hit the roof of the net.

In the dying minutes of the game

David “Tyson” Mchunu failed to landa killer blowafter beating the advanc-ing Siyaya keeper. Nonetheless, Nko-bongo coach Terrence Zulu was con-tent with their 3-2 win.

Zulu said: “This is our first game ofthe 2014/2015 season and I thinkmyboys played verywell despite conced-ing two soft goals.”

In anearlier SAFA IlembeRegionalLeague,Mthandeni YoungDestroyers(MYD) held onto a nail-biting 1-0 winagainst TTAC.

Sparks Masuku should have putMYDaheadasearlyasthefifthminute,

butinsteadofpassingtheballtotheun-marked Siyabonga Zikhani in the boxhe selfishly shot at goal, hitting theside-netting.

In the15thminuteZamaniYakawasinvolved in a one-one-one with theTTACC keeper, but he fluffed his shot,kicking straight into the arms of thekeeper.

In the 20th minute Mlondi “Da-la”Khuzwayo latched onto a perfectpass from Sanele Mbekiswana to putMYDahead (1-0). The secondhalfwasa dull, drab affair with MYD holdingonto a hard fought 1-0 win.

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDNkobongo Football Club kicked off their campaign in the SAFA Ilembe Regional League with a 3-2 win against Siyayaat the Recreation Ground on Saturday.

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