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Family left homeless after fire Your very own local newspaper FREE 30 000 copies distributed Weekly Phone: 032 552 3363 Groutville, Manor Secondary aim to win in KZN [5] August 22, 2014 www.stangerweekly.co.za @stangerweekly Stanger Weekly 12 lecturers dismissed >> Inexperienced lecturers to be brought in as replacements MERVYN KRISHNA and JYOTHI LALDAS U MFOLOZI FET College (Mandeni campus) has, in one swift move, lost about 385 years of teaching experience after serving termina- tion notices on 12 seasoned lecturers. The lecturers, some of whom have been teaching in excess of 40 years, have either been boarded or have taken a package. The college, which served short notice to the lecturers, now intends to employ “inexperienced” lecturers in their place. One of the affected lecturers, Das Harilal with more than 37 years’ experience in the field of mathe- matics, who was sympathetic to the state of unem- ployment in the country and who supports job op- portunities for young people, is unhappy about the manner in which their contracts were terminated. “The college served some of the lecturers with a 30-daynoticeperiodwhileafewweregivenevenless notice. I cannot see the logic [behind this] when qual- ified lecturers can be terminated mid-year. “This has come as a shock to all of us who have financial commitments, taking into account that the current contract runs until February next year. This is a loss of income for six months,” said Harilall. He said that several meetings were held between upper management and the lecturers. “Impassioned pleas were made to management [to allow] the lecturers to finish at the end of the year so students don’t suffer, and allowing trials and final exams to run smoothly.” When asked what reasons were given for the termination of the contracts, Harilal said as per the UI9 form, it stated “item num- ber five”, meaning the end of a contract. “This does not make sense as this termination comes in the middle of the college year. “The mission of the college is that the interest of students must come first, now how does this put the interest of students first. “They are being left without lecturers at a prime time of their year.” The matter has been reported to the Education Labour Relations Council, which is investigating the lecturers’ cases. Students at the campus have been badly affected since the lecturers have yet to be replaced. According to one student, who chose to remain anonymous for fear of victimisation, they go to cam- pus for only a few, if any, lectures. PHOTO: MERVYN KRISHNA A family of four have been left destitute after a fire ravaged their Lot 14 home on Sunday afternoon. Sangeetha and Sunil Devagwandee stand outside what was once their home. PHOTO: SUPPLIED Firemen attempt to douse the flames in what was left of the wood-and-iron house. Read full story on page 3. “STUDENTS AT THE CAMPUS HAVE BEEN BADLY AFFECTED SINCE THE LECTURERS HAVE YET TO BE REPLACED” CONTINUED ON PAGE 4 >> Offers valid from today or while stocks last ! 4 f Natures Best Fruit & Veg “Where anything fresher is still growing” 156 King Shaka Street, Stanger • Tel: 032 552 2033 TOMATOES 3 1 / 2 kg R20.00 R34.99 PRE-PACK GARLIC PER KG R20.00 GADHRA BEANS 2 KG R10.00 R15.99 DOUBLE BEANS PER KG CAULIFLOWER OR CABBAGE R7.99ea CAPE DOUGLAS UTD POTATOES POCKET R49.99 5 FOR DHANIA Offers valid from 25/06/2014 to 28/06/2014 till 5 pm or while stocks last. We reserve the right to limit quantities. Cactus: 087 802 5403 / 032 552 3079 Plaza: 087 802 5387 / 032 552 3068 Smithers: 087 802 5385 / 032 552 3078 Scheffer: 087 802 5384 / 032 552 3059 / 032 552 3069 SPECIALS AVAILABLE AT ALL 4 BRANCHES! MANOR LIQUORS Offers valid from 20/08/2014 to 23/08/2014 till 5 pm or while stocks last. We reserve the right to limit quantities. WE PAY CASH FOR RETURNABLE BEER, WINE AND SPIRITS BOTTLES E&O ALL OFFERS STRICTLY CASH & CARRY. NO CHEQUES/CARDS-CHEQUES BY PRIOR ARRANGEMENTS ONLY R79 .99 SMIRNOFF VODKA 1 x 750ml J/WALKER RED 1 Lt R169 .99 BELLS 1 Lt R164 .99 R29 .99 S/ICE DOUBLE BLACK 6X250ML unit R5.00 R34 .99 unit R5.83 AMSTEL CANS 6X330ML R42 50 CIAO 1 Lt (BUY 1 GET 1 FREE!!!)
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Family left homeless after fire
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August 22, 2014
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12 lecturersdismissed>> Inexperienced lecturers to be brought in as replacements
MERVYN KRISHNA and JYOTHI LALDAS
UMFOLOZI FET College (Mandeni campus)has, in one swift move, lost about 385 yearsof teachingexperienceafterserving termina-
tion notices on 12 seasoned lecturers.The lecturers, someofwhomhavebeen teaching
in excess of 40 years, haveeither been boarded or havetaken a package.
The college, which servedshort notice to the lecturers,now intends to employ“inexperienced” lecturers intheir place.
One of the affectedlecturers, Das Harilal withmorethan37years’experienceinthefieldofmathe-matics, who was sympathetic to the state of unem-ployment in the country and who supports job op-portunities for young people, is unhappy about themanner in which their contracts were terminated.
“The college served some of the lecturers with a30-daynoticeperiodwhileafewweregivenevenlessnotice. Icannotseethelogic[behindthis]whenqual-ified lecturers can be terminated mid-year.
“This has come as a shock to all of us who havefinancial commitments, taking into account that thecurrent contract runs until February next year. Thisis a loss of income for six months,” said Harilall.
He said that severalmeetingswereheldbetween
upper management and the lecturers.“Impassioned pleas were made to management
[to allow] the lecturers to finishat the endof the yearso studentsdon’t suffer, andallowing trials and finalexams to run smoothly.”
When asked what reasons were given for thetermination of the contracts, Harilal said as per the
UI9 form, it stated “item num-ber five”, meaning the end of acontract.
“This does not make senseasthisterminationcomesinthemiddle of the college year.
“Themissionofthecollegeisthat the interest of studentsmust come first, now how doesthis put the interest of students
first.“They are being left without lecturers at a prime
time of their year.”The matter has been reported to the Education
LabourRelationsCouncil,which is investigating thelecturers’ cases.
Students at the campus have been badly affectedsince the lecturers have yet to be replaced.
According to one student, who chose to remainanonymous for fear of victimisation, they go to cam-pus for only a few, if any, lectures.
PHOTO: MERVYN KRISHNAA family of four have been left destitute after a fire ravaged their Lot 14home on Sunday afternoon. Sangeetha and Sunil Devagwandee stand outsidewhat was once their home.
PHOTO: SUPPLIEDFiremen attempt to douse the flames in what was left of the woodandironhouse. Read full story on page 3.
“STUDENTS AT THECAMPUS HAVE BEEN BADLY
AFFECTED SINCE THELECTURERS HAVE YET TO
BE REPLACED”
CONTINUED ONPAGE 4 >>
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Communityarrests robber>> Burglar connected to various crimes inthe Melville areaMERVYN KRISHNA
A BURGLAR was assaultedby the Melville communityafter he was caught inside
ahomehehadjustbrokenintolastweek.
Residents placed the suspectundercitizensarrest lastWednes-day at about 5am. They then con-tacted the KwaDukuza SAPS forassistance.However,accordingtoresidents
the police took more than twohours to respond.
While the community mem-berswaited for thepolice, theygotthe suspect to point out otherhouses that he had broken intoand he told them where he hadsold the stolen items.
According to residentNkosinathi Mthembu, the houseowner was not at homewhen theincident occurred.
“A neighbour woke up to thesoundofglassshattering.Hewentto investigate and found the sus-pect trying tobreak into thehousethrough the verandah window.
“Theneighbour thencontacted
charged for house breaking andappearedintheKwaDukuzaMag-istrate’s Court on Thursday.He was remanded in custody.
PHOTO: MERVYN KRISHNAVusi Shezi was arrested by thecommunity of Melville.
MERVYN KRISHNA
DISBELIEFwaswrittenon the facesofaLot14 family,whosehouse, clothing,ID documents and other valuableswere burnt to ashes by a raging fire onSunday afternoon.
Sunil Devagwandee his wifeSangeetha and their children Suvir(16)andElisha (14)havenowresortedto sleeping on the verandah of aneighbour’s home without blanketsor food.
The KwaDukuza Municipality Dis-aster Management team visited the
site and handed over groceries to thefamily, promising to build a newhomefor the family to live in.
Sunil told theWeekly thatwhen thefire started they were not at home.
However, when the returned ataround 5pm, flames were are high asthe ceiling.
“We lost everything from clothing,furniture,IDdocuments,mychildren’sschoolbagsandbooks.Weareonly leftwith the clothes which wewere wear-ing,” said Sunil.
“We have even asked a relative toerect a shack for my family so that we
can at least have a roof over our headuntil we are able to stand on our feetagain.
“We ask the government and localbusiness people to help us rebuild ourhouse. We desperately need a roofover our head.”
Eyewitnesses, who tried to dousethe fire, said the fire started in thekitchen and quickly spread to the restof the wood-and-iron structure.
“Beforeweknewitthewholehouse,including furnitureandgroceries,wasburnt to the ground,” said Sunil.
The Glenhills Secondary Schoolprincipal was informed by theWeeklyabout the children’s situation.
Principal Chix Budhram was verysympathetic saying the school wouldprovide new books and raise cash toassist the family.
TheKwaDukuzaWomen’sCircleal-soprovidedthechildrenwithuniformswhilelocalbusinessmanBikramSinghprovided school shoes and clothingyesterday (Tuesday).
Those wishing to assist in cash orkindcancontactTarzanNaickerof theKwaDukuza Disaster ManagementDepartment on 076 505 6825.
Firemen attemptto put out thefire that claimedthe home of theDevagwandeefamily.
PHOTO: SUPPLIED
Fire leaves family destitute
me. I then contactedother communitymembers and ar-rested the suspectinside the house,”said Mthembu.
The suspect waseventually handedto the KwaDukuzaSAPS.
The suspect islinked to variouscrimes in theMelville area and aninvestigation is on-going.
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Lecturers’ contracts terminated
“We do not have a mathematics lec-turer and mathematics has alwaysbeen a problem subject because it isso difficult.
“At this rate we do not know howwe will pass our exams.
“Wearebeingdeprivedofouredu-cation and this is not fair.
“We do not even knowwhat is go-
ing on because no one will tell us.“Allweknowisthatwehavenolec-
turersandweare losingground fast.”As ofMonday, students have been
withouta largenumberofsubject lec-turers for four weeks.
Spokespersonforthecampus SamZungu declined to comment sayingthe matter is sub judice.
PHOTO: SUPPLIEDSome of the affected lecturers back from left, Das Harilal, KC Moodley andDhanraj Bageloo. Front from left, Wendy Palmer, Raj Naicker, M Moonsamyand DD Jungbahadur.
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“Dr David has been my mentorfrom2008. I was humbledwhen heaskedme topresent aonehour ses-sion on the church’s involvement inpolitics.”
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Groutville, Manor breezeinto provincial finals>> Both schools will represent KwaDukuza in the provincial finals on Saturday
MERVYN KRISHNA
GROUTVILLEHigh and StangerManorSecondary pupils breezed into theprovincial finalsof the2014Participa-
tory Education Technique Project hosted bytheDepartmentofTransport andEducation.
This comes after Groutville and ManorSecondary were placed first and second inthe regional finals on Thursday last week.
Groutville won R15 000, certificates andtrophies while Manor won R7 000.
BothschoolswillrepresentKwaDukuzainthe provincial finals on Saturday, 30 Augustin Durban.
The project, which requires pupils to findsolutions to traffic problems in their area,aims to change pupil’s attitudes about road-safety issues using participatory education.
PHOTO: MERVYN KRISHNAWinning Groutville High team (from left) School road safety convenorT. Biyela, Salim Adams, Ncamisile Dlamini, Zinhle Mngadi, principal NGMbele, Busisiwe Mabaso and Sihle Makhubela.
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Theclubwill thereafterhost theteam’s after-party at theRedDrag-on Bar and Restaurant. The com-munity is urged to support thefundraising event.
Rocky Park dinner, danceBETHEL Baptist Church willhost its second annual gospelconcert on Saturday, 30 Au-gust. The event will featureAfrica In Praise, directed byGrammy Award, AcademyAward nominee and EmmyAward-winning Lucas Bok,best known forhis roledirect-ing the Soweto Gospel Choir.
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THOSElivingandworking in theShaka’s Rock area are con-cerned about the vast amount
of water and chemical run-off thecoast is exposed to.
Owner of Ocean Gorge guest-house Leon Groenveld said he hasseen people wash vehicles and rub-bish bins at nearby complexes and isconcerned about thedetergents run-ning into the sea.
Hesaid the excess water couldal-so be compromising the strength ofthecliffuponwhichhisandsurround-ing homes and complexes are built.
“A lot of water comes through thearea. The storm- water run-off joinsanatural streamnext tomyproperty,and lots ofwater justwashesover thecliffs.
“Thereisapathalongthetopofthecliff, a great tourist attraction, which
is not passable in some areas due tothe water and sludge run-off fromexisting buildings and nearby con-structionsites. I justwantpeopletobemore aware of the sensitivity of ourcoastline,” said Groenveld.
He said that a section of cliff hadfallen recently, whichmay have beenexacerbatedbythecontinuousflowofwater.
Pebble Beach body corporatetrustee Noel Hunt said they use a 45-gallondrumforpeopletowashharm-ful substances likepaintandconcreteoff their tools.
“There are incidenceswhere peo-ple use detergents to wash their carsandsuch,but we domonitor the situ-ation closely. The method of usingthe drum works for us. Once theharmful materials have dried wesend it to landfill, where at least itwon’t go into the sea,” he said.
He said this is important as many
people harvest mussels from therocksbelowPebbleBeach,andchem-icals wouldmake them dangerous toeat.
“We are behind in being eco-friendly in this country, but as it be-comesmorebuiltup,especiallyalongour coastline, we have to be moreawareandeachofusmustdoourbit,”he said
Dolphin Coast Conservancy chairDi Jones said this issue applies to thewhole of the North Coast.
“I recently saw paint beingwashed onto the beach from a com-plex in Ballito where a revamp wasbeing done.
“People needtothinkaboutwherethe materials from activities likewashing cars or building are actuallygoing,” said Jones.
“Each person doing this kind ofthing turns it intoabig issue. If every-one is aware and does their part,beaches will be cleaner. The publicmust play its role and notify authori-ties if they see pollution,” she said.
Shesaidthedegradationofthecliffcould not be purely attributed to thehighwatercontent,asit isacoalseamand known to be weak.
AWakefieldsmanagingagentsaidthey encourage people in their com-plexes touseenvironmentally friend-ly or bio-degradable detergents.
“We do promote more ‘green’ be-
haviour, but it is still not as enforcedinSouthAfricaas othercountriesyet,so it is difficult.
“Atonecomplexresidentsactuallyuse water from the stream to watertheir garden and flush loos. I thinkthis is a great way of saving potablewater and using ‘grey’ water,” shesaid.
PHOTO: SHANNON HOPKINSSludge in a waterway caused by construction upstream.
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PHOTO: SHANNON HOPKINSAction Coach’s Chris Smith, Nobuhle Funda and Ilembe Chamber CEO CobusOelofse.
BusinessCLUB with Ilembe ChamberAS there have been a number of re-quests by business owners for moreshort, stimulating and to-the-pointbusiness learning opportunities, theIlembe Chamber decided to step inwith this solution.
The BusinessCLUB will kick offwith four 90 minute sessions themed“Get Ahead”.
ChamberCEOCobusOelofsesaidinopening that providing information tobusiness owners is verymucha role ofthe chamber.
“We aim to help local businessesrun effectively and act as a resource,whichiswherethisgreatworkshopfitsin. People should get as excited aboutbusines as about hobbies and reli-gion,” said Oelofse.
ChrisSmith fromActionCoachsaidin upon starting the workshop that hesees again and again that businessmen andwomen are not doing the ba-sics that they should be doing in theircompanies.
“We all want more time and moremoney, and to achieve this we need toeducate ourselves about the tools ofbusiness and how we should applythem.
“Manypeoplearenotreadingupontheir fields, but just relying on experi-ence,” he said.
Smith aims to challenge attendees
to findout,notonly “what”youneed toknowtogetahead inbusiness,butalso“how” to do it.
The sessions to followwill be about
cash flow and profit, sales and finan-cial mastery. Sessions take place atiLembe Chamber offices in The Quar-ter Centre, Ballito at 8am.
MERVYN KRISHNA
THE KwaDukuza Women’s Circle heldtheir annual general meeting at the offices of Child Welfare SAKwaDukuzalast Thursday.
Mina Sewlal was elected chairperson and Vilo Moodley her deputy.
The secretary is Sabitha Sookdev
and her deputy is Beena Chetty whileLolly Sewpursad was elected treasurerand Saras Jagessur her deputy.
In her address, Sewlal said the circlewill continue to serve the needy, especially less fortunate pupils with schooluniforms, stationery and will hold feeding schemes.
She praised her committee for their
dedication and commitment to the organisation.
“These women go the extra mileto see the aim of the circle is met,” sheadded.
Sewlal also placed on record her sincerethanksandappreciationtoKwaDukuza businesses and individuals for theirgenerous support over the years.
PHOTO: MERVYN KRISHNAKwaDukuza Women’s Circle committee members from left: Beena Chetty, Saras Jagessur,Lolly Sewpursad, Sabitha Sookdev, Mina Sewlal with guest speaker Jannie Kistasamy andVilo Moodley.
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>>The Shri Sanathan Mundal will be observingGanesh Chathurthi on 29 August 2014 at the temple,21 Greyridge Drive, Stanger Heights at 6pm. Mealswill be provided. All are welcome to attend. For further information contact Madhuri Sing on 082 3243406 or Pundit Roy Mahanga on 084 556 6601.>>GlendalewomenareinvitedtoattendaWomen’sDay event on Saturday, 23 August at the ParukabadPrimary School Ground hosted by the Minority Front.
For catering purpose RSVP Renash Bansilall on083 278 1257 or 032 480 1038.>>Stanger Secondary School invites parents/guardians to attend an open week from 2528 August 2014 (1.30pm to 3pm). The purpose is to affordparents the opportunity to engage in discussionswith form/subject teachers on their child’s progressand behaviour.>>Stanger Secondary School parent’s meeting forgrade9courseselection onSaturday,23August2014at 1.30pm. Pupils and parents will be provided withinformation and guidance regarding course selectionin grade 10. Inquiries: 032 551 1227 or [email protected]>>Take your business cards for a morning of networking, and a talk on age management by integrated health specialist, Dr Hennie Palm at Hirschs Ballito on 27 August, 8.30am for 9am.
To book call Melissa on 032 946 7400. Free ofcharge. Booking essential.>>The Tongaat Beach Hindu Forum is conductinga road prayer on Sunday, 24 August at 3pm at theLa Mercy Circle.>>The community is invited for free taebo lessonsevery Wednesday at The Quartz (old gym) in StangerManor.Thelessonscommenceat6pm.Inquiries:Tarzan Naicker on 076 505 6825.>>Atma Kriya meditation and yoga certified courseat the Shanta Narashima Temple on 16 and 17 August. Contact Kriyananda on 032 551 4795 or084 551 4795.>>Gita discourses at the Shanta Narashima Templedaily at 6.30pm from 11 to 16 August. Contact Kriyananda on 032 551 4795 or 084 551 4795.>>A Latin American dance will be held on 23 Augustat 7pm at the Phoenix Technical College to raisefunds for 786 Helping Hands. For more informationcontact Sue on 076 566 2825.>>Photos that were taken at the Dolphin CoastHospice Country and Western function are availablefrom Aka Joe Salon, 16 Blaine Street.
For any queries contact Amodh Moosa on 083 7817844.>>Matric 2013 certificates are now available for collection from Stanger Secondary School.>>The International Society for KrishnaConsciousness Centre in Stanger invites you to ourweekly Nama Hatta programme at Sabha Hall at6.45pm.
Bonafide spiritual book and Prasadam is served.For more information, please contact Hare KrishnaDas on 082 829 3880.>>The Mdoniville Hindu Temple can be contactedfor funeral services and home services.
Cooking and baking also done, by a dedicatedband of ladies.
For more information, contact Krish Kisten on0835566276 or Jenny Padayachee on 032 552 2301or 073 495 0414.
Packages for small weddings accommodating100 to 120 people with table seating. For more information contact Krish Kisten on 083 556 6276 or Jenny Padayachee on 032 552 2301 or 073 495 0414 orthe temple on 032 551 1744.
Service is held on Sunday from 8.30 9.30amMonday from 6pm 7pm. Tuesday from 7pm 8pm.
Forfurtherinformationkindlycontactthetempleon 032 551 1744.>>The Shri Durga Temple, 47 Larkspur Street inStanger Manor, conducts the following weekly services:
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WEEKLYAccording to the editorial policy of Stanger Weekly, readers are invitedto comment about the newspaper’s contents, and significant errors willbe corrected as soon as possible. Please send information about correction of mistakes in the newspaper to the ombudsman of Media24’sCommunity Press, George Claassen, at [email protected] call him at 021 8513232 or 083 543 2471. Readers can also complainabout the contents to the South African Press Ombudsman. In thatcase, please phone 011 788 4829 of 788 4837, send a fax to011 788 4990 or email to press[email protected]
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I HAVE been surrounded by strong females all mylife.
My mom being my first role model. While contemplating national Women’s Month, my thoughtsturned to her, and to the other strong women whohave shaped my life.
My mom could do everything. She was widowedvery young, but her simple “can do” attitude tackledany challenge, whether fixing a lawn mower or a bicycle tyre or turning a variety of summer fruit into jams,chutneys, preserves and dried fruit.
She was a woman who, with the scantiest of resources, ensured all four of us completed a tertiaryeducation, even if it meant that she went without anyluxuries and treats for many years.
She taught me that a superwoman isn’t born, shejust accepts all the challenges thrown her way.
My two sisters remain my constant reminders ofmy mom.
Therearetimeswhenoneofuswillsayordosomething and the instant reminder of our mother is sostrong, that we can’t help but laugh and recogniseher legacy.
My sisters are my daughters’ “go to” people, whoarejustaphonecallawayfromofferingasympatheticear or some advice.
My motherinlaw is still a big role model for ourfamily.
At over 80, she is still a force to be reckoned with.She lives in a big house, which is kept spotless
without any help.She knows exactly how to cook the perfect roast
lamb or chicken, her array of homebaked biscuits arelegendary and she knows exactly what happens onthe local and international news scene.
Icancallheranytimeoftheday,forachat,avirtualcuddle or ask her to talk me through an issue, andshe is always there.
Throughout my working career, there has been anumber of female bosses, some stronger than others.
Starting as a young cadet at the erstwhile department of Foreign Affairs, there were a handful of women who paved the way for our first “madam ambassador”.
I have learnt from every one of them that the biggest lesson was not that “we have to adapt to reachthe top in a man’s world”, but simply that “we haveto give our best and reach the top”.
Away from work and career, a large group of girlfriends have become my substitute “sisters”, some ofwhom are around the corner and share my daily experiences.
Others live thousands of miles away, but their support and love can always be relied upon and luckilyconversation is just as far away as the nearest computer.
No matter where your feminine supporters are,they will always be there for you.
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CHRISTA VAN DER WALT
RE: Ripostes and reprimands from Messrs.Naidoo and Smith.
As far as insults on education standards go,I will be the first to admit there are gaps inmyownunderstandingof life, theuniverseandev-erything.
ThemoreI learnthelessIrealiseIknow;butto quote Carl Sagan's wife when he died: “Hedidn't want to believe, he wanted to know.”
My main theme in my previous letter wasthat evolution has nothing to do with racism,which I still stand by.
Re: My bad debating attitude - personal at-tacks andmockery - I have an irreverent senseof humour andhave always disrespectedpiety
and dogma.Over the years this has evolved into a totally
incurable, full-blownsatiricalsenseofhumourcompounded by my addiction to such Britishinstitutions as Monty Python.
Thecurrentcreationismvsevolutiondebatehas been simmering in the Fever and Weeklyletters column for several years since a previ-ous editor (Desiree) wrote a satirical articleridiculing Darwinism which I found amusingand felt compelled to respond in kind.
Long may the debates continue - there aremany countries which would not allow us thisfreedom to argue religion or politics.
David Lawson
Bang and gaps enjoy thedemocratic right to debate
IT would appear from recent correspondencetoyournewspaperthatMrLawsonisnotexact-ly flavour of the month at the moment.
Havingreadhis letter in theFever I findverylittle to criticise in it.
He was simply pointing out that one of theprincipal characters in the Old testament wasnot a particularly moral or pleasant person.
The 10 Commandments were obviouslymeant for the common people.
As forMsNaidoo's assertion thatdinosaurswere plodding around planet Earth when thefirst books of the Old Testament were com-posed, is plainly preposterous and against allreason.
Peter Hill
Following the ‘big bang’ argument
I REFER to the story ‘ANC KwaDukuza sideswithPalestine’published lastweek.CouncillorNel Sewraj is on the wrong side of history.
Palestine is an occupied stolen land whosecitizens are subjected to the most inhumanconditions.
How can it ever be accepted that a criminalcould justify his crime by claiming that he wasdefending himself when committing thecrime?
Israel has no respect for themanyUN reso-lutions or the judgment of the InternationalCriminal Court.
Palestinians have the right to claim backtheir land and freedom.
ItisthePalestiniansthathavetherighttode-fend themselves against amost brutal occupa-tion.
If Cllr Nel is really concerned about justiceand freedom he should visit Palestine as theANC has done.
We who support the cause of the Palestin-ians salute the stance of the ANC and appreci-atethesupportof theKwaDukuzaMunicipalityand the mayor Ricardo Mthembu.
Aluta Continua Viva Palestine.
Ashraf Mather
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MYstanceconcerning therecentPalestinesolidaritymarchin KwaDukuza has already been clarified publicly. There-fore, I will deliberate the matter no further. Subsequentlythere is another matter arising out of this march that maybeofconcerntotheratepayersofKwaDukuza.Itwasreport-ed that themarch received significantmedia coverage andmany civic bodies, various organisations and over 2000peoplesupportedit.Also,theANCandthemayorapplaudedthe event, KwaDukuza Municipality (KDM) contributedR80 000 towards it, andsomeonepresumptuously claimedthat it was largest march in KwaDukuza in recent history.Yet,what isofconcerntomeis that inthemidstof theappar-ent success of the event, no person or organisation wantsto take responsibility for it. Let me elaborate.
ThePalestine solidaritymarchwas an item tabled in the11th hour at a council meeting on 31 July. The item statedexplicitly that the Stanger Muslim Association (SMA) ap-proached the Office of theMayor and requested to hold themarch. So according to KDM themarchwas clearly the ini-tiative and brainchild of the SMA. However, it is cause forconcern that the SMAhas subsequently statedquite the op-posite. As a case in point, the public relations officer for theSMA has openly stated that the march was the initiative ofKDM alone – not the SMA, and that the SMA was only re-
quested by KDM to plan and co-ordinate the march. Nowsomeone is not telling the truth. Either KDM or the SMA isa liar.
If KDMhas lied and concealed details about thismatter,it would seriously damage the municipality’s credibility.Ratepayers will blame KDM for misusing public funds,municipal officials and Exco for corruption, and themayorfor attempting to improvehis ratingswith theMuslim com-munity.
If the SMA has lied, they put their veracity as a religiousorganisation at stake. The community will lose faith in theSMA and its leaders for their apparent failure to modeltruth and honesty as a religious organisation, and formanipulating KDM and themayor to further the agenda ofthe SMA.
Whatever the case may be, I refrain from making pre-judgments on the matter — suffice to say, it is doubtless ofseriousconcernthatKDMapprovesandcontributesfinanc-es for events that no one claims responsibility for.
So KDM, and other organisations in this municipality,must stop assuming that all ratepayers in thismunicipalityare naive and undiscerning.
Reverend Nel Sewraj, ACDP councillorKwaDukuza Municipality
Who’s the liar KDM or SMA?
THEStangerMuslimAssociation (SMA) noteswith interestthevariousresponsesreceivedregardingthePalestineSoli-darityMarchrecentlyheld inKwaDukuza. Inparticular,wenote Pastor Nel Sewraj's objection to the march and theACDP's unfortunate stance on the conflict in Palestine, ac-knowledging theseas indisputablerightsentrenched inourconstitution. However, there aremany inconsistencies and fallacies inthese arguments which we wish toclarify, in a clear, responsible andnon-derogatory manner.
Islam is a universal religion ofpeaceandgoodwill strongly advocat-ingnon-discriminationonthebasisofrace, colour, creed and/or other religious values or beliefs.As such,Muslimsare commanded in theQuran, to loveandrespect all God's people, more especially Jews and Chris-tians, being direct descendants of the Abrahamic faith.
ToopenlydeclareourhatredforallJewswouldthereforebe inconsistent with Islam.
Weareopposedto theZionist ideologyofsupremacyandracism which has led to the denial of rights, dispossession
theANCgovernmentforitspro-Palestinestance.Beingtheirinitiative,wewerenot involvedwith the costs of themarch.
A budget was presented to council which at the time in-cluded advertising and transport costs.
It was later decided by the committee not to hire buses,but to mobilise people within close proximity of the town.
Thecoststhereforeshouldbecon-siderably lower with advertising inlocalnewspapersmakingupthebulkof the cost.
The ACDPwould also have us be-lieve that it is not possible to em-pathise with the Palestinian causewhilst also expressing concern and
sympathy towards other problems or strife in our world.Asanassociation,wewill continueshowingoursolidari-
tywithhumanitarianrightsissuesandourcontemptofsuchviolations.
Shain ManjooSMA - PRO
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The SMA and their stance on Palestine
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and expulsion of the indigenous population ofPalestine.
To understand this as a South African, wedonothave to look too farbackatourownhis-tory. The evil, draconian system of apartheid,degradedand forcibly removedourpeople in-to ''bantustans".
Thesituation,since1948,isworseinIsrael.78% of the Palestinian population was tor-tured and expelled to neighbouring countrieswith many killed in the ethnic cleansing pro-cess.
The remaining Palestinians are to this day,confined to tiny swathes of land in Gaza andthe West Bank, devoid of any human rights.Are these not acts of extreme aggression andterrorism? Is it surprising then thatHamas, indefending its people, will react with the sameviolence and terror inflicted upon them?Wasthis not how the ANCwas similarly portrayedas terrorists whilst fighting for freedom?
The ACDPmakes reference to a statementby an Imam about the Promised Land. As anassociation,werefrainfromstatingsuchopin-ionssinceitisrelativelyeasytofindindividualsto promote one's viewpoint, on both sides ofthe argument. We prefer to rely directly onGod'swordas the truthandas recorded, "TheLordmadea covenantwithAbraham, saying:‘And Iwill give unto thee, and to thy seed afterthee, all the land of Canaan for an everlastingpossession’".
If it is assumed that Palestine is the land re-ferred to by God, can it be denied that it waspromised to both Muslims and Jews sinceAbrahamhad twosons, Ishmael and Isaac? IsitnotaviolationofGod'sdecreethatonegrouphas usurped control over the land and keepsthe other under military occupation and sub-jection? Is it fair that Muslims and Christiansdo not have unrestricted access to their holysites?
TheACDP'sobjectiontothemarchis there-fore surprising considering that PalestinianChristians are also be persecuted in Israel. Toset thematterstraight, theKwaDukuzamarchwas initiatedby theKwaDukuzaMunicipality.
TheSMArespondedto themayor'srequestto assist with the planning of the march andweapplaud theKwaDukuzaMunicipality and
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Are you a sugar addict?>> You might be a sugar addict and not even know it
IS your sweet tooth turning yourweight loss goals sour? Here'ssome advice to help you kick the
craving.Many of us are not even aware of
the copious amounts of sugar we’reconsuming because manufacturesare just so cunning.
Insteadof taggingthem‘addictive’and‘dangerous’,they’reveiledundernames we won’t easily recognise.
We’ve all heard of fructose, su-croseandlactose,butwhataboutorb-itol, maltitol, erythritol and xylitol?
Confused? So are we.But, while the list is relentless,
yourcravingneedn’tbe.Followthesetips to help crush the craving...
1. Eat breakfastEating breakfast has not only
proven to help people realise theirweight loss goals, but the added vita-mins and minerals provide the extraoomphassociatedwithmentalacuityand emotional wellbeing.
2. Avoid the canteenOr the local babbie for thatmatter.
All those sweet temptationswill have
you in a total spin. Literally. Instead,pack inaheartymeal fromhome–notonly will you save big on money, butit’salmostalwaysthehealthieroptiontoo.
3. Don’t remove chocolates offyour list entirely
Ask any woman...giving up yourfavourite chocolate will only makeyou resentful in the end. Feelingstarved and angry is a sure-fire wayof losing determination. Grant your-self at leastone ‘cheatday’whereyoucanindulgeinthetemptationyoulongfor the most.
4.Chooseplain insteadof sweet-ened
Ever wondered what the secret toyour neighbour’s gorgeously sveltefigure is?Aside frombenefitting fromanactive lifestyle,sheprobablywalksright passed the artificially sweet-enedyogurtandopts for thenaturallyflavoured one instead.
5. Eat fruitYes,asboringas it sounds, fruitof-
fers all the sweetness your bodyneeds. Inaddition to instantlysatisfy-ing your sugar craving, thenatural fi-bre within the fruit also keeps your
blood sugar levels from rising.6. Get more Zzzz...Getting a proper night’s rest could
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7. Walk it offHave you heard of the feel-good
hormone, serotonin? Next time,scrap thedessertandgo forawalkaf-ter dinner. The physical activity willraise your serotonin levels, the sameway sugar does.
- Women24
Many of us arenot even awareof the copiousamounts ofsugar we’reconsuming because manufactures are justso cunning.
MORE is definitely more when itcomes to brows. Made popular byBrooke Shields in the Nineties, thebushy, bold brow trend is now, yetagain.
Themaincatalystsupping itspop-ularity in 2014 are of course ‘It’ Brit-ishmodelsCaraDelevingneandJour-danDunn.Want to knowhow to rockthis look without going to the beauty
salon?Here are four easy tips:1. Put down your tweezersYes, that means let it grow, let it
grow, let it grow...It might be difficultforyoutoavoidreachingfor thetwee-zers at first, somake sure you have avery strong will from the outset.
2. GroomingGrowing out your brows is defi-
nitelynotwithoutitsownproblemsasthey may get that dishevelled lookrather quickly. Tame your brows byusing a brow brush (you can alwaysuse an old, clean mascara brush) oruse brow gel to keep them in place.
3. Fill and shape themUseaneyepencil inbrownorblack
to fill in your already existing browframe. Make it look more natural by
applying feathery, light strokes in-stead of being too heavy-handed.
4.Goforthealmostmake-upfreelook
Goforafreshed-face,barely-theremake-up lookwith bold brows.Wearmascara, a light foundation and atinted gloss on your lips for a bit ofcolour.
- Women24
Four steps to rocking bold eyebrows
HUNGRY, even after you'veeaten? Put those longings onlockdown with these simplestrategies.Ifyourstomachisaccustomedto huge amounts of food, thenof course, sticking to a dietplan is going to be tough.But you can fight back.Follow these simple tricksandmakeweight loss a reali-ty…1. Considering seconds?Wait a bit.Why it works: Your tummyneeds between 10 and 20minutes to register that it’sfull, sobeforeyoudash foran-other helping of lasagne,drink a glass of water first.Still hungry after the delay?Then by allmeans, eat and bemerry. But skip the pasta andgo for the vegetables and sal-ad instead.2. Start your day with pro-tein. No, really!Why it works:Protein keepsyou fuller for longer so fillingup at breakfast time will helpkeep you satiated, making itless likely that you’ll binge lat-eronintheday.Notafanofeggwhites? Don’t let your fussi-ness deter you. Other goodsources of lean protein in-clude low-fat yogurt, tuna,chicken breast, ham and tur-key.3. Ditch the dinner dish.Whyitworks:It’sallaboutpor-tion control, darlings! Andchoosing a salad or side plateguarantees a smaller serving.But remember, less food atone sitting does notmean youhavetowalkawayfromtheta-ble still feeling hungry. In-stead of your typical three gi-ganticmeals, switch to eatingsnack-sized servings, five orsix times per day.4. Sit down when you eat.Make this a rule!Whyitworks:Sittingdownnotonlymeans that you aremorelikely to eat unrushed (which,in turn, gives your brain achance to register when it’sfull),butitalsoallowsyoutobemindful about your meal soyou can relish in the differenttastes and aromas, and focuson your eating habits.
- Women24
How totrick yourappetite
1: Exercise controls weightExercise can help prevent excessweight gain or help maintain weightloss.
When you engage in physicalactivity, you burn kilojoules. Themore intense the activity, the morekilojoules you burn.
You don't need to set aside largechunks of time for exercise to reap
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get more active throughout the dayin simpleways—bytakingthe stairsinstead of the lift or revving up yourhousehold chores.
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Worried about heart disease? Nomatterwhat your currentweight, be-
ing active boosts high-density lipo-protein (HDL), or “good,” cholesteroland decreases unhealthy triglycer-ides.
This one-two punch keeps yourblood flowing smoothly, which de-creases your risk of cardiovasculardiseases. In fact, regular physical ac-tivitycanhelpyoupreventormanagea widerange of healthproblemsand
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30-minute walk can help. Physicalactivity stimulates various brainchemicals that may leave you feelinghappy.
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11Simple springfashion makeover>> Fashion items that will save your wardrobe this spring
SPRING is a time for new beginnings, butwhat do you wear when it’s all four sea-sons in one day?
The key to stylish transitional dressing islayering.
A few simple items in your wardrobe canhelp you look chic, yet comfortable no matterwhat the weather.
Here are suggestions and how to wearthem:
Lightweight jacketA lightweight jacket is easy to throw over a
dress,toporblouse.Selectastylethatcaneasilybe dressed up or down to get maximumwear-ablity. For example, a lightweight neutral-coloured jacket can be dressed up with a skirtor dressed down with jeans. The perfect styleand fabric will depend on your lifestyle. If youare a casual dresser, a denim jacket will workwell, but if you wear mostly tailored styles, astretch cotton-lined jacket may work better.
Closed or peep-toe shoeWhen the weather is too chilly to wear
sandals, but too warm to wear boots, theclosed-toeshoesavestheday.Tryafashionablebrogueorballetpumpfor flatsorahigh-heeledpump,wedge or stacked heel if youwant someextra height.
Neutral topsA few simple neutral coloured tops (e.g.
black or navy)willmake layering really simpleand stylish. If your favourite sleeveless dress isgoing to leave youout in the cold, addaneutraltopunderneath.As longasthestyleof thedressis conducive to layering, it will give you a lotmore wear throughout year.
Three-quarter-sleeve lengthThree-quarter sleeves are great for in-be-
tween seasons, not to mention that they offerupper arm coverage. Three-quarter sleevesalso allow clever and fun layering. You cancreate the colour-blocking lookbywearingonecolour underneath and another on top. If youhaveatopthatlooksabitworseforwear,simplyadd another one on top with a shorter sleevelength.
—Women24.
A few simple items in your wardrobe canhelp you look chic, yet comfortable, nomatter what the weather.
DOyouthinkyoudon'thaveabikinibody?Wellthink again.
Women are constantly told to work on theirbikini bodies, almost as if their lives dependedon it.
Flip through any celebrity magazine orbrowse any women’s lifestyle website andyou’ll find articles and galleries providing tipsand easy tricks on getting beach-ready – espe-cially come summer.
And don’t forget the magnitude of imagegalleries on Hollywood’s top celebrity bikinibodies. In fact, there are entire magazineswhose existence is built solely on the spying,spotting, blaming and praising of celebs inswimsuits.
But what does beach-ready or the perfectbikini body actually even mean?
We know that in the mainstream media itrefers to the one body we have been taught tovalue above all others— the slim, young celeb-rity or model figure.
This is extremely marginalising as it auto-matically dubs other bodies as “problematic”or “fixable”.
Are you fed up with society telling them tocover up (andwith the rise of beautifullymadeplus-size beachwear forwomen), curvywom-en around the world are now taking to thebeach snapping and sharing pictures of them-selves on social media using the hashtag#Fatkini.
Let’s face it, watching skinny women frolicon the beach in multi-coloured and patternedbikinis as you lie (fully clothed) on your towel,sweating your ass off, is just no fun.
The hashtag has created conversationaroundthe topicof redefining the term“beach-body” or “bikini body”, looking at its harshpolicy of exclusion. It has since ushered incamaraderie between women encouragingeach other to stop feeling self-conscious,barredor judged forwearingabikini inpublic.
It’s not ideal that thishashtagwasneeded inthe firstplace,butat least itexposes themassesto an alternative beach body, onewhich is justas beach worthy as its skinny counterpart.
— Women24.
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iLEMBE DISTRICT MUNICIPALITYThe iLembe District Municipality will host the 2014 Inter-Municipal Games which will facilitate selec-tion of the iLembe Team to participate at the SALGA KZN DSR in UMzinyathi District Municipality atDundee in December 2014.Each year, the Local Government Authority, SALGA (South African Local Government Association)stages a spectacular sporting tournament known as the SALGA KZN DSR Games.The iLembe District Municipality 2014 Inter-Municipal Games are scheduled to take place as follows
DATE: 23 AUGUST 2014 (SATURDAY)VENUE: KWADUKUZA RECREATION GROUNDSTIME: FROM 08:00
The games, formerly known as KWANALOGA Games showcase talent, sportsmanship and adminis-tration of sport in the local government sector. The event begins as a ward based competition whichculminates to the Inter-Municipal Games, where local municipalities come together to battle it out in theselection tournament.Athletes will take part in 15 different sporting codes including basketball, volleyball, football, golf,netball, swimming, cricket and indigenous games such as khokho, ingqathu etc. The event is open tothe Public.
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1. Athletics Stanger High School2. Boxing (Males) Haysome Road3. Boxing (Females) Haysome Road4. Basketball (Males) Recreational Grounds5. Basketball (Females) Recreational Grounds6.Cricket KwaDukuza Country Club7. Dance Lindelani Hall E Section8. Golf Mandeni Country Club9. Indigenous Games (Males) Stanger High School10. Indigenous Games (Females) Stanger High School11. Netball (Males) Recreational Grounds12. Netball (Females) Recreational Grounds13. Rugby (Males) Gledhow Grounds14. Rugby (Females) Gledhow Grounds15. Soccer (Males) Recreational Grounds16. Soccer (Females) Stanger High School17. Swimming (Males) Recreational Grounds18. Swimming (Females) Recreational Grounds19. Tennis (Long) Recreational Grounds20. Table Tennis Stanger Secondary School21. Volleyball (Males) Recreational Grounds22. Volleyball (Females) Recreational Grounds23. Karate (Full Contact) Nevas Hlatshwayo Hall24. Karate (Semi Contact) TBC
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Inspired to write>> North Coast sportsman and writer launches third book
SHANNON [email protected]
HE is only 26 years old, but thisNorth Coast sports enthusi-ast, motivational speaker,
journalist and author has achieved alifetime’s work.
LungaNtuli has justcompletedhisthird book, which will officially belaunched at the end of the month.
The book, Why Men cheat andWomenDo itBetter, is a frankdiscus-sion about cheating, offering insightinto whymen andwomen cheat, tipson how to know if your partner ischeating, how each gender goesabout it, relationship no-nos andmore.
Ntuli said hewas inspired towritethebookashehas comeacrossmanypeople, often wealthy and respectedpeople, who cheat on their partner.
HepostedacommentonFacebookon the issue, and due to the over-whelming response he received, hedecided to write and self-publish abook.
He was so inspired that the booktook just 12 days to write.
“I just started asking myself whypeople cheat as it is very hurtful. Iwanted to offer solutions to helppeople deal with it.
“The book is an easy, entertainingread that uses sports analogy to de-scribe the various types of people orcheaters,” said Ntuli.
Ntuli started from humble begin-nings and has worked hard to unfurlhis wings.
Having grown up in rural NorthCoast areas, attending ShakaskraalSecondary and working as a carguard to earn money to study, hereally has “come out on top”.
“If you work hard and believe inyourself you can achieve yourdreams,” encouraged Ntuli.
Strangely Ntuli never saw himselfas a writer when growing up, butrather a sportsman.
He received a cricket scholarshipto attend Umlazi Comtech during hislatter high school years and, aftersaving up, studied sports manage-ment at Durban University of Tech-nology.
He also studied sports psychologythrough Unisa, and will graduatewith a Fifa sports managementqualification through the NelsonMandela University in Port Elizabethsoon.
“I think it was my Grade 9 girl-friendwhogotme intowriting.WhenshebrokeupwithmeIwroteherasixto eight-page love letter to win herheart back.
“I don’t think she read all of it, butI realised I enjoyed writing,” saidNtuli.
Ntuli has written sports articlesand columns for local publicationsandpopular and international onlinesites like goal.com
He also won an award throughGsports for Girls in 2009 for promot-
ing women’s sport in South Africaafter starting theNkobongowomen’scricket team at just 19.
Sixof thewomenhecoachedwereselected to represent the district, twofor the province and one was given ascholarship to go to the OprahWinfrey Academy.
He was the first man to win theaward.
Ntulipublishedhis firstbook,Lovevs Sports, in 2011 after a newspaperhe hadwritten for closed and he waswondering what to do next.
He said it was dubbed the firstsportsmotivational book in the coun-try. He sold his laptop to enable himto self-publish this first work.
Hissecondbookcameout in2012.This time he wrote in isiZulu. Thebook was entitled Izimpandezem-pulelo - The Root of Success.
Ntuli now lives in Nthembeni andhas a child and a fiancée. He writesfull time as well as doing sportsmental coaching to keep athletes ontop of their game.
His fourth book is waiting to go tothe printing press.
Catch Ntuli at the book launch atEkhaya Guesthouse, Ballito on 30August at 2pm.
PHOTO: SHANNON HOPKINSLunga Ntuli with his latest book.
JYOTHI LALDAS
CHRISTMAS came early this year forthe pupils at Sakhesethu Primary inMandeni in the form of clothing andunderwear from Durban-basedclothing manufacturer, Jockey.
The Jockey team, led by Jockeymarketing associate Natalie Bennie,handed over R40 000worth of prod-ucts to theprincipalMrNene,whoac-cepted it on behalf of the pupils.
Also present at the handover wastheMandenimayor, Siphesihle Zulu,
members of the school governingboard and teachers.
The joy on their faces could not behidden by the young pupils whodanced and sang for their guests in ashow of appreciation.
“Jockey is proud to make this do-nation to the pupils of SakhesethuPrimary as part of our social respon-sibility campaign, and to see the joythat itbrought toeveryonemakesourtrip to Mandeni that much moremeaningful and worthwhile,” saidBennie.
At the handover are (fromleft) principalMr Nene, Jockey marketingassociateNatalieBennie andMandeni mayorSiphesihle Zulu.PHOTO:SUPPLIED
EarlyChristmasfor pupils
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MR NG KUMALOACTING MUNICIPAL MANAGERILEMBE DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY
iLEMBE DISTRICTMUNICIPALITY
iLEMBE UMASIPALAWESIFUNDA
PREPARATION OFTHE ILEMBE DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY INTEGRATED DEVELOPMENTPLAN REVIEW AND ANNUAL BUDGET 2015/2016: INVITATIONTO REGISTER FOR SERVICE
ONTHE REPRESENTATIVE FORUM
iLembe District Municipality hereby informs all interested and affected parties that the Council isin the process of initiating the preparation of its Integrated Development Plan (IDP) in terms of therequirements of Chapter Five of the Municipal Systems Act (No 32 of 2000) and Annual Budget asper the requirements of the Municipal Finance Management Act (No. 56 of 2003).
The IDP is a strategic plan through which the District Municipality and relevant role-players will plan,organise and implement their tasks and responsibilities over a five year period. The Budget is theannual plan in rands and cents that sets out the amounts each Department can spend on specificpre-determined items as informed by the IDP and Council’s operational needs.
The iLembe District Municipality invites all interested persons and organisations to participate in theIDP and Budget preparation process via participation and registration on the Representative Forum.
Please forward your application and your organisation’s profile, stipulating your area of interestbefore 12h00 on21 September 2014 and should be addressed to the Acting Municipal Manager: iLembe DistrictMunicipality, PO Box 1788, KwaDukuza, 4450 or faxed to (032) 947 9816 or e-mailed to [email protected] or hand delivered to the Municipal offices in KwaDukuza.
Details of Representative Forum meetings will be forwarded to registered representatives oforganisations in due course.
ISIMEMO SOKUBHALISELA IKOMIDI LOKUHLWELWA KWENTHUTHKO EDIDIYELWE (IDP)NOHLAKA LWEZEZIMALI KUNYAKA 2015/2016
Umkhandlu wesiFunda seLembe ngaphansi komthetho olawula ukusebenza koHulumeni basekhaya(Municipal Systems Act No 23 2000) isigaba 21 umema bonke abantu abathintekayo, okubalwakubo, iminyango kaHulumeni wesifundazwe, Amakhosi endabuko nezinhlaka zawo,Osomabhizinisi,izinhlangano ezizimele (NGO) kanye nezinhlangano zabakhokhi ntela abafisa ukubamba iqhazaukuba bazobhalisela ukuba sekomidini elizoba yingxenye yokuhlelwa kweNtuthuko Edidiyelwe (IDP)kanye noHlaka lweZimali (Budget).
Abanezifiso zokuba yingxenye yalelikomidi bangathumela imininingwane yabo kanye nezinhlanganozabo ngaphambi komhlaka 21 September 2014, kuMphathi kaMasipala: iLembe uMasipalaweSifunda, P.O. Box 1788, kwaDukuza, 4450 noma uthumele ngesikhahlamezi ku 032-9479816noma nge email ku [email protected] . Kanti ungazilethethela wena mathuphaemahhovisi eLembe aKwaDukuza kugwaqo uMahatma Ghandi nombolo 59.
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We would like to take this opportunity to invite you to the Orientation Workshopsthat will be held at our offices on Thursday 21 August, Tuesday 26 August 2014
and Thursday 28 August 2014
Shanduka Black Umbrellas offers a holistic business incubation programme withaccess to markets, finance and networks for qualifying 100% black
owned businesses.
If you would like to hear more of what Shanduka Black Umbrellas offer, we wouldencourage you to attend these workshops and kindly invite any other person
whom is in business and you think would be interested in joining the incubator.
Kindly note that if you have attended the Orientation Workshop you canignore the invite. Please note that attendance at the Orientation Workshops is by
confirmed booking only.
Venue: Absa Building, Suite 5&6, Shanduka Blackumbrellas,Boardroom, 2nd floor Lakeview Terrace, Richards Bay
Date: 26 August 2014 & 28 August 2014 | Time: 10h00 - 13h00Tel: +27 35 901 8760 | Fax: +27 35 789 9457
PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS SESSION IS FREE OF CHARGE!
The following vacancies exist:
ACCOUNTS CLERKRequirements:
Computer literateCreditors and Debtors Experience
Knowledge of Microsoft Excel, Office andOutlook
Attention to Detail
ADMIN CLERKRequirements:
Computer literateKnowledge of General office duties
Attention to Detail
Please drop off detailed cv instore oremail [email protected]
3 Enterprise Road, StangerTel: 032-552 3518 • Fax: 032-552 3179
Cell: 076 734 4294
VACANCIES
WWoonnddeerrffuull wwoommeenn cceelleebbrraatteedd
AWomen’sDayevent tookplaceat Sappi Stanger recently andsaw the ‘women’s workforce’
at the company being treated toa day of motivational talks, healthtalks - all followed by a deliciousspread of eats and refreshments.
Kicking off the event, Sappi
general manager Bev Sukhdeo saidthat the purpose of the eventwas to showhowmuch thewomen inthe company – and women in busi-nesses related to Sappi – are appreci-ated.“Women are not great at accepting
compliments, however, we need to
build ourselves, and each other up,andbeproudofwhoweareandwhatwe achieve, both in the work placeand at home.”
Other speakersat theevent wereIndrani Govender from RICINZ Con-struction,RhambaHira fromNaturalTherapeutic Clinic and Glenda
Thompson from Hirsch’s Ballito.JennyRussell, thebranchmanagerofDiabetes South Africa, accepted achequeforR10 000thatwaspresent-ed by Sukhdeo, on behalf of Sappi, inrecognition for the voluntary workcarried out by Diabetes South Africafor the staff at Sappi.
PHOTO: SUPPLIEDStaff members and guests who attended the Sappi Women’s Day celebration.
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THEDolphinCoastHos-pice Association cele-brated women by host-ing a Women’s Dayevent recently. Womenwere treated to fun andgames, competitions aswell as meals.
Dolphin Coast Hospice Women’s Day celebration
<< Seen at the eventfrom left: Toto Naidoo,R Bechoo, G Somaru, SBabolal and ShireenRashid with guestspeaker Yvonne Naidoo,director of Maxprop.
Owner of Red Dragon Bar andRestaurant Johnson Naidoo hisson Rowan with Hauser Oliverseen at the official opening ofthe bar recently.
PHOTO: MERVYN KRISHNA
Red DragonBar officiallyopened
>>Company
takes time tohonour their
femaleworkforce
MANDENI MUNICIPALITYPUBLIC NOTICE
IDP, BUDGET & PMS PROCESS PLAN FOR2015/2016
In terms of Section 21 (A) of the Municipal Finance Management Act(MFMA) read together with Chapter 5 of the Municipal Systems Act(MSA) as amended, the Mandeni Local Municipality hereby givesnotice of its intent to review its Integrated Development Plan (IDP) andto prepare a Budget for the 2015/2016 financial year. The Draft IDP,Budget and PMS Process Plan which sets out a programme specifyingthe timeframes, actions and procedures and appropriate mechanismfor public participation and alignment in the IDP process, will beavailable for inspection at the following venues: • 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 regarding the above notice can be submitted inwriting and addressed to: The Municipal Manager for attention: MsPhumzile Hlabangane (Manager IDP and Planning), P. O. Box 144,Mandeni 4490 or email to: [email protected] hand delivered to the municipal offices.
MR L.H. MAPHOLOBA - MUNICIPAL MANAGER PN 54/2014
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Thank you to the grade 10 and 11 pupils from rural/previously disadvantagedschools who have submitted their entry forms for the
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We look forward to meeting the #DbnNrthCoastSpellingBees
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• Daily generation of new business through sales of display advertisements• Liaison with clients with regard to the design, make up and placing ofadvertisements• Stimulating the market by creating new opportunities to satisfy clientsadvertising needs• Client service by visiting new clients• Reaching of monthly sales target imperative
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Media24 is committed to Employment Equity, and is under no obligation to fillthis vacancy. Applications and CVs must be sent by email to [email protected], clearly indicating ‘Sales Representative – Stanger Weekly’ inthe subject line. Closing date is the 22nd August 2014. Candidates who have notreceived feedback by 29th August 2014 must accept that their applicationwas unsuccessful.
Njengoba iya emaphethelweni inyangayabesifazane uNcwaba (August), laphobekubhiyoza abesimame ezweni lonkebejabulela ukuba namalungelo, akekhoongazi ukuthi umhla ka9 kuNcwaba,ngo1956 waduma ezweni lonke, abesifazane bebhikishela inkululeko,nomthetho wokuphathwa komasizi (ID)kubantu abamnyama.
Ukube lokhu akwenzekanga, ngabeiningi lethu labesimame (ngizibala nami)alinawo amalungelo eNingizimu Afrika.
Ngiyakhathazeka emoyeni uma ngicabanga indlela labo mama abafukuzangayo befukuzela inkululeko yethu,kodwa ngibuye ngisabe uma ngibheka indlela abanye bethu beziphatha ngayo,ngisabe nokuzibiza ngomuntu wesifazane.
Angisho ukuthi ngimsulwa njengengelosi, ngoba akekho ophila emhlabeniongcono. Angiqale ngokubonga abesifazane abamela iqiniso nabakwazi ukuziphatha ngendlela, ngikusho lokhungoba kuno mama abashiywa abayenibabo kodwa bahlala nezingane zabo bangaxegelwa yisimilo. Khonamanjalo kubenomama aba nabayeni kodwa baphenduke kube yibona obaba ekhaya ngenxayokuthi abayeni babo bondla eminye imindeni yangasese. Kunomama abafundisaizingane ngemali abayithola kanzima.
Kunomama la ngaphandle abangenazo izingane emishadweni kodwa
ubathola bebekezele yize noma kunjalo.Kubuhlungu uma umama ehlushwa
ingane ayizalayo uze umuzwe esekhalaethi: “Ukube ngangazi ngabe ngakushiyaesibhedlela ngesikhathi uzalwa.”
Ngike ngithi usuke usuyingane eqalekisiwe uma usuhlule umzali. NeBhayebheli liyasho emithethweni eyishumi lithi:“Hlonipha uyihlo nonyoko ukuze izinsukuzakho zande ezweni.” Mabaqhubeke njalo labo mama abenza okuhle emindeniniyabo nasemphakathini, uNkulunkuluuzoba busisa.
Kunomngani wami oke wangixoxelaindaba ebuhlungu ngomama owazala ingane wayilahla emgqomeni kadoti, esaba ukuthi uzothini kubo uma efika nengane, ngoba kungaziwa ukuthi ukhulelwe. Uthi leyo ngane yatholwangowesifazane othile owayezidlula ngendlela eya etohweni, wababaza ibhadiezwa ingane ikhala, wayithatha.
Akayanga ngisho nase msebenzini,waphuthuma ekhaya wachazela umyeniwakhe ngokwenzekile, kwasho ukuthiwayegane imvu yeNkosi eyayithobekile,ayibanga nankinga ngalokhu. Bayithathaingane bayikhulisa kwaba ngeyabongoba babengenabo abantwana emshadweni.
Lenganeyaphumelelaesikoleniyagcina isingumhlengikazi yasebenza yalungisela abazali bayo umuzi, yabondla,
iqinisekisisa ukuthi abasweli lutho. Phelayayazi kahle ukuthi bayithola ilahliwe.
Ngelinye ilanga yatholana nowesifazane owayegula ekhala ubumaye mayewena owabona umuntu oshaywayo, umaebuzwa ukuthi kwenzenjani athi: “Ngiyasha, ngisizeni ningicishe lomliloovuthayo.”
Kuthiwa wayezwakala exolisa ethi:“Ukube ngangazi, ngabe angiyilahlangaingane yami”.
Odokotela babengalitholi ikhambilomkumsiza ngoba kuthiwa wayesengaboni ngisho nasemehlweni, eseyinto ehhemayo nje.
Kuthiwa kwaze kwabizwa abefundisiukuba bezomkhulekela, kwayima egonyuluka ngento eyenza esemncane, wathiunembeza ubumudla yonke leminyaka,ephila kanzima ngenxa yanembeza,wenxusa abefundisi bamukhulekelebamchele ngamazi akhulekeliwe ukuzeahlanzeke.
Bakwenza lokho, kwaphela izinsukuezimbili washona engazi nokuthi le nganeayilahla, yiyo eyayi ngumhlengikaziowayemnakekela ngesikhathi egula esibhedlela engena bani.
Ngifisasikhululeizinhliziyozethusingabantu besifazane kule nyanga, sihlanzeonembeza bethu, sithulule yonke imithwalo, singene kuMandulo (September)singabantu abazelwe kabusha.
Sithulule konke okungaphakathi. Ziningi izindlela zokwenza lokhu. Umuntuakakhulule inhliziyo ngendlela abonaukuthi ingamlungela. Ungakhulumanomfundisi, umngane omethembayo, ilungu lo mndeni olithembayo, noma noNkulunkulu wakho ngoba konke okutshelayena, angeke akudlulisele kumuntu,kuphela nje yena uzobona ephendulangemisebenzi emihle phezu kwakho.
Ake sikhuculule onembeza kulenyanga...Uma kukhona onenkinga angayaziukuthi angayixazulula kanjani, sithumelele isms enombolweni ethi: 074 6968731, kungenzeka uthole iseluleko kumuntu ongafunda udaba lwakho.
Umuntuonjani ozibaunembeza? NOSIPHO MKHIZE
GUY VEZI>>[email protected]
NGENXA yokungaqondisisi kahlekomphakathi indlela okusebenzangayo umthetho webheyili, iFever
ngempelasonto icele uchwepheshe kwezomthetho waseKloof entshonalangayeTheku osathatha umhlalaphansi ukuthiacacisele abafundi ngemicikilishoephathelene nebheyili.
UMnuz Eric Jabulani Sibeko ongomunye wabashushisi abahlonishwayongesibindi nokucophelela ekucubunguleniicala, uthi uma umuntu eboshwa akushoukuthi icala selimlahlile ngoba kusuke kusalindwe ubufakazi obuqoqiwe.
“Phela akwanele ukuthi ubufakazi buqoqiwe, kumele kube yinkantolo egculisekayo ngobufakazi obusezithebeni zayo,” usho kanje.
Uthe lesi simo sifana nomkhuba wesintu sokunukwa umuntu kuthiwe uyathakatha kanti akunjalo. Noma esenukiweakabizwa ngomthakathi kuze kuyobhulwa. Kuyenzeka amaphoyisa abopheumuntu ngoba enukwa umphakathi kantiubufakazi abenele.
Uthi umshushisi ufana nomfundisiomele iqiniso futhi odingeka ahlonipheamalungelo omphakathi. Kuyisiko lokushushisa ukucubungulaubufakazi ngaphambikokuthath a isinqumosokuthi uyashushisa noma akashushisi. Isizathu salokhuuthiying oba
a izinhloso zababoshiweyo nabangaboshiwe azifani. Uqhuba uthi: “Lokhu kufakelaumshushisi ingcindezi yokuqaphela ikakhulukazi abantu abashaya ihlombengoba uma engacubungulisisi ubufakaziobuphambi kwakhe, angazibona edlaluhlaza amalungelo omphakathi .
“Phela amaphutha ayenzeka laphoabantukufanelebenzeizinqumoikakhulukazi amaphoyisa kumbe abashushisi . Kukaningi kuboshwa umuntu omsulwa azeasizwe yinkantolo ngoba ingagculisekingobufakazi obusezithebeni zayo.Omunye aphume phambili yize ubufakazibukhona ngenxa yokuthi abuqoqwangakahle.”
Uthi ezinkantolo kuhlupha abanyeofakazi ababa nehaba, bafake nezinongongoba benenzondo kumbe amagqubu.
Kunenkolelo ethi uma kwenzekaiphutha enkantolo, kungezwakala umakuyiphutha lokukhipha phambili isoni.
Kanti iphutha lokugweba umuntu omsulwa aze aye ejele, lihlasimulisa umzimba, lenze umthetho ungahloniphekingokusho kwaloluqweqwe olungabuzwaukuthi umthetho luwuphupha ngisho lulele. Nanxa selwathatha umhlalaphansi, lusacelwa ezinkantolo ukuthi luzolekelela.
Uma uhluza lenkulumo yiqondanisenawe usugwetshwa udilika jele kanti umsulwa. Kuphela nje inkantolo idukiswengofakazi abanezindebe ezimanzi.
“Kubalulekile ukuthi ofakazi bangabinehaba,” eqhuba. “ Kubuhlungu ukubonaizigilamkhupha ziphuma phambli ngenxayobufakazi obungahlelekile bese kuhlukumezeka abamangali.
Asibaqaphele laba abangamagaguokushaya ihlombe kodwa bebe besabaukuyofakaza ezinkantolo.
“Muva nje kuke kwaboshwa umfundisingenxa yabantu abakhuthele ekushayeniihlombe. Uze walinyazwa bungekho ubufakazi obubambekayo
“Ngokwami ngithi umthetho uyawavikela amalungelo ommangali nommangalelwa ikakhulukazi uma engakalahlwayicala,” ephetha.
Kufunekaubufakazi
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ISITHOMBE: GUY VEZIUMnuz Jabulani Sibeko
What she suffered, she told butfew. She did not deserve, whatshe went through. Tired and wearyshe made no fuss, but tried so hard stay with us.Our lips cannot speak how we loved her, Our heartscannot tell what to say, but God only knows howwe miss her, in our home that is lonely today. Yourlife was love and labor, your love for your familytrue, you did your best for all of us, we will alwaysremember you.
You and your family are kindly invited toattend the 40 Day Service of thelate Mrs S Reddy (Shiniyer)
Date: Sunday, 24 August 2014Time: 2pmVenue: Essiena Farm, Dorinkop
Sadly missed by her sons, daughter,sisters, daughters-in-law, son-in-law, grandchildren and a host of family and friends.
In Loving Memory
Mrs S Reddy(Shiniyer)
15/07/1931 - 11/07/2014
Fax CV to: 086 584 4328
Vacancy:Accounts/Admin LadyRequired by company based inStanger. Must have Pastelexperience.
Ibihanjelwe ngosondonzimaimingcwabo emibili eMandeni>> Le mingcwabo ibihanjelwe nguNdunankulu waKwaZuluNatal uMnuz Senzo Mchunu
XOLANI NXUMALO
AKAZANGE akuthole ukuphumulangempelasonto uNdunankulu waKwaZuluNatal uMnuz Senzo Mc
hunu, njengoba emva kukubuya oLundiukuyovula ukuhlangana kweNdlu yamaKhosi ngoLwesihlanu, ebivulwa yiSilo samaZulu uGoodwill Zwelithini, ngoMgibelonangeSonto, wahambela imingcwaboemibili eMandeni.
Bekunobhazabhaza wetende ngoMgqibelo eduze kwezitolo zaseMandeni, lapho bekunenkonzo yomngcwabo wezinsizwa ezintathu ebeziyizikhulu zenyunyana yabasebenzi, iNational Union of Metalworkers of South Africa (Numsa),ezidutshulwe zabulawa ngeledlule zihleliendlini yomngane wazo elokishini laseMandeni, eSundumbili, esigcemeni sakwaChappies. Abadutshulwe babulawanguMnuz Njabulo Ndebele obenguNobhala we Numsa kwaSithebe, iphini lakhe uMnuz Sibongiseni Ntuli, noMnuz NtobekoMaphumulo. AbabilikulabaabaseMacambini, lapho ngakusasa bekutshalwa khonainkosi yabo, Inkosi uKhayelihle WisemanMathaba.
Kulo mngcwabo bekukhona noNobhala jikelele weNumsa uMnuz Irvin Jim. Uthole ithuba lokuphika alale ngomhlane,lokuthi lenyunyana izilungiselela ukuphenduka ibe yiqembu leze politiki.
Laba bobabili uMnuz Mchunu no Mnuz
Jim, basihlabe basinikiza isihluku okubulawe ngaso lezi zikhulu zenyunyanaeMandeni. Ayikatholakali imbangelayokubulawa kwabo, kodwa kunabathi umkhuba usekhaya.
Ngakusasa kube nendumezuluyenkonzo yokutshalwa kwenkosiyaseMacambini ebisezinkundleni zemidlalo kule ndawo, eduze kwenkantolo nomuziwenkosi, kwaMuzikawudlulwa.
Inkonzo yenkosi ibihanjelwe yinqwaba
yamabutho eholwa yinkosi yasemaNzimeleni, eyaKwaKhoza neyaKwaNzunzaeNsingweni.
Inkosi yaseMacambini ibingumdidiyeliwamabutho, njengoba kuyiyo ebikhonjweyiSilo samaBandla ukudidiyela amabuthoemshadweni waso obungeledlule, oLundi.
Bekukhona uSihlalo weANC, KwaZuluNatal uMnuz Mchunu, uMengameli weNational Freedom Party (NFP), uNkk
Zanele kaMagwaza Msibi, uSihlalo kazwelonke weIFP uMnuz Blessed Gwala,lapho inkosi ike yaba yisishoshovu saloleli qembu, iPhini likaNgqongqosheweziNdaba zokuBuswa koHulumenibaseKhaya nezoBuholi beNdabuko, uMnuz Obed Bapela, inkosi yaseMvezo eEastern Cape, Inkosi uMandla ZwelivelileMandela, ezalwa yindodana kaDkt NelsonMandela eseyashona, uMnuz. Makgato
Mandela.Umculo ubudla lubi njengoba
bekukhona uHlengiwe Mhlaba oculekwanyakaza izihlwele ebezigcwalise amatende amabili.
Kucule noRay Zondi wakhonaeMacambini, iOld Time Religion yaseMgungundlovu yezinsizwa ezindala, ezihlokomise izihlwele ebezingaphezu kwezi10 000, nekhwaya yaseMathubesizweHigh School, ebishayelwa nguMnuz Dumisani Mthembu.
Kuvele ukuthi inkosi ikhothame isilungiselelaudwendwelwendodanayayoendala uMthokozisi.
Nokho abantu baphoxekile bengasalitholi ithuba lokuzwa oSgwili ZumanoThokozani Langa becula, ngenxa yamabutho abengasadle nkobe zamuntu, esethatha ibhokisi etendeni ephuma naloeliyisa emathuneni aKwaMuzikawudlulwa.
Yiwona futhi abeyingenisile inkosi ngehubo elithi ‘akawanga uMcambi, uguqengamadolo’.
Kuzokhumbuleka ukuthi kwenzekeokufanayo eminaykeni engaphezu kwama22 edlule enkonzweni yokutshalwakweNkosi uChakide Mathaba, obeyibamba lenkosi yase Macambini isafundaisikole.
Ithe isabonwa ebhokisini inkosi endala,angena amabutho ayithatha.
ISITHOMBE: SITHUNYELWEBekuno Ndunankulu waKwaZuluNatal uMnuz Senzo Mchunu noNgqongqoshe wezokuBusa ngokuBambisana neziNdaba zoMdabu uNkk Nomusa DubeNcube, Inkosi uMandla Zwelivelile Mandela, emngcwabeni weNkosi uMathaba
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15Unalo ugqozi lokuba yintatheli? Sithumelele izindaba ezizoshicilelwa kwiCitizen Journalism ekhelinielithi: www.stangerweekly.co.za
XOLANI NXUMALOUSEKUPHINDILE lokho kokuwolaizindondo uMnuz Wiseman ‘Spono-no’ Mpunzana (47), waseMelvilleKwaDukuza, ongumsakazi we VibeFM ezinze KwaMashu, abuye abenguthisha eMelville H.P. School.
Lolu khondolo lokulandelwayizindondo uMnuz Mpunzanalwamqala esemncane engumdlaliwesibhakela ngaphansi kuka-Elijah‘Tap Tap’ Makhathini, owayengum-pethawesibhakela wakuleli esisind-weni se middle weight, nemenenja
yakhe uMnuz Chin Govendor, esite-beleni sabashayisibhakela baK-waDukuza. Unesiphiwo njesokukhipha unyawo kunoma yiniayenzayo. UMnuz. Mpunzana usan-da kuhlomula ngendondo emkha-kheni wezindaba kumbe ukusakazaokuvelele ekuthuthukiseni um-phakathi. Le ndondo uyizuzengekhono lakhe ekushayeleni uhlelolwezenkolo emsakazweni iVibe FM,olungenangamaSontokusukelange-hora lesithupha kusihlwa kuze kubengeleshumi ebusuku, olubizwa
ngokuthiUMTHOMBOWOKUPHILA.Sekungokwesibili uMnuz Mpun-
zana ethola indondo ngalolu hlelonjengoba ethole eye SABC MusicCrownGospelAwardenyengo-2011.Lenauyithathenjengomthoba-nhliz-iyo ngoba uyemukele esemanzinikade engcwaba indodakazi yakheuNongceboBavumile obeneminyakayobudala eyi-10 ebishone engoziniyemoto. Ngonyaka olandelayo uM-nuz Mpunzana ubuye wemukeliswaenye indondo yiMeya yaKwaDukuzauMnuz Ricardo Mthembu, ebizwa
velela njengesakhamuzi saK-waDukuza.
Lomsakazi uzalwa eMthandeniKwaMapmumulo, eduze kweSa-
bantu abazibona bengamukelekiemindenini yabo nasemiphakathiniabaphila kuyona. Uqale ukusakazakuGoodnews Community Radio.
UMnuzMpunzananemiklomeloyakheISITHOMBE:XOLANI NXUM-ALO
Ziza zilakanyana izindondo kumsakazi waKwaDukuza
khisizwe High School.Uzalwa nguMnuz JulyMbomvu Mpunzana, en-tombini yakwa ZumauJulliet. Bobabiliabasekho emhlabeni.Ungowesihlanu kwaboezinganeni eziyisithu-pha. Ngaphandle koku-sakaza ubuye ahambeleizinkonzo nemibuthanonamajele eyokhuthazaabantu ngempilo yabo.Usebenza kakhulu na-
ngokuthi yiMay-oral AchievementAward. Laphaubetuswa ngoku-
XOLANI NXUMALO
NGESIKHATHI isizwe sibabaza ukukhothama kweNkosi yaseMacambini eMandeni,ehambe ngengozi yemoto emgwaqeniuR66, ngaseNkwalini ngoMgqibelo ebusuku, sekuvele ukuthi emasontweni amabili
adlule bekutshalwa inkosi yaKwaNodunga KwaMaphumulo, esiFundeni iLembe.
Inkosi uKhayelihle Wiseman Mthaba(57), etshalwe ngeSonto emathuneniasemzini wayo KwaMuzikawudlulwa,eMacambini, kusifunda iLembe, ilandelaInkosi uQaphelani Zulu, waKwaNodunga,
inkantolo yayo engase Zithabeni HighSchool, KwaMaphumulo.
Ngaphambi kokufika enkantolo yalenkosi, udlula umuzi kanokusho womculikamasikandi owaziwayo uMfiliseni(Mphiliseni) Magubane, odume ngelikaMqabul’asheshe, esigodini saseOtimati.
Kwenzeka lokhu nje, umphakathi wakwaMaphumulo ubusababaza ukudlulaemhlabeni kwenkosi ebidume ngokulungayasoCheni, KwaMaphumulo, Inkosi uMussoline Musawenkosi Zubane.
Njengayo inkosi yase Macambini, inkosiyaKwaZubane ikhothame isajabulele uku
vuka kwamasimu omoba endaweni yayo.Lokhu kulandela ukusungulwa komphilandawonye (cooperative) wakwa Zubane, okwaze ukuthola izimali zokuvusalo msebenzi wokulinywa komoba kulendawo, osizana nomshini kashukela iGledhow Sugar Mill. Inkosi uZubane ike yabayilungu lomKhandlu oShay’umthethokuHulumeni omdala waKwaZulu.
Ahamba elandelana amaKhosi esiFundeni iLembe
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THE Stanger Mus-lim Association(SMA)willhostanin-ter-school under 13soccer tournamenton Saturday, 6 Sep-tember at StangerHigh School (The-unissen Road).SixteenKwaDuku-
za primary schoolshave been invited bythe SMA to partici-pate in the tourna-ment.
The tournamenthasreceivedthesup-port of the Depart-ment of Educationand keen interestfrom the Depart-ment of Sport andRecreation.
TheSouthAfricanFootball Association(SAFA) will also playa leading role in thetournament.SMAchairmanZaf
Khan said: “It is ourpleasure as part ofour Youth Develop-mentProgramme, tohost this soccer tour-nament.
“Wewould like toencourage all ouryouth to actively en-gage in sport, as ameans towardsbuilding a better fu-ture.”
Each school willfield a team of 12players (nine activeand three reserves).
Every player willreceive a certificateof participation withthe finalists receiv-ing medals and tro-phies.
SMA public rela-tions officer ShainManjoo, said: “Thesoccer event willhaveasportybut fes-tival atmosphere.We encourage par-ents and families toattend the event tosupporttheirrespec-tive teams.”
All team mem-bers will receivelunch packs and re-freshments duringthe day.
There will also bevarious food andtrading stalls at theevent and prospec-tive stall holders areencouraged to con-tact Aslam Ballim orthe assistant secre-tary Yahya NtwanaBanda at the localSMA office on 032552 1216.
A curtain-raiserto the final will seeolder soccer stal-warts such as Mi-chael Harris, YunusMooradandtheinfa-mous Daniel Pillayamongst others taketo the field in a dis-play of the LowerTugela soccer hey-days.
SMA tohost U13inter-schoolsoccer
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General Dealer Busi-ness for sale or toshare in Market Plaza-Taxi Rank. Contact:073 005 5565.
6m Sliding drivewaygate, galvanized, ingood condition, oncoR1300. Contact: 083469 7918.
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We do the following:1.Free property evalu-ation2.Buy and sell proper-ties3.Arrange financeDo not hesitate to con-tact Mthunzi for help on083 729 6425 or at [email protected].
For Sale3 bedroom, modernkitchen, swimmingpool, large land-4th Av-enue-R1 150 000.003 bedroom, free stand-ing, spacious land-Glenhills-R475 000.00800 sqm land-Stg Mnr-R270 000.00Contact Sanji-082 3386861
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Apprentice ElectricianIntake for 2015Well establishedelectri-cal contracting compa-ny is inviting applicantsto fulfil the position asapprentice-electriciansSuccessful candidatesmust have the follow-ing:--1 year of industrialemployment in anyengineering field witha flair to electrical engi-neering-Must have matricBachelor pass with a Caggregate-Must have drivers li-cence-Must have minimumS2 or N4 electrical-Willing to participate inthe associated trainingprogramme for a pe-riod of 4 years appren-ticeship under mersetacontract.A short listed candi-date list will have to gothrough a theoreticalaptitude test.Closing date for appli-cations-30 September2014Fax CV’s to 032-5514842Email: [email protected]
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AUCTIONIN THE HIGH COURT OF SOUTH AFRICA
KWAZULU-NATAL DIVISION,PIETERMARITZBURGCASE NO. 4829/2014In the matter between:
FIRSTRAND BANK LIMITEDPLAINTIFF
andKALIL BROTHERS DEVELOPMENT CC
FIRST DEFENDANTRegistration Number 2005/019208/23MONTGOMERY CHARLES KALIL
SECOND DEFENDANTFABION PETER KALILTHIRD DEFENDANT
JONATHAN MICHAEL KALILFOURTH DEFENDANTJEROME JIMMY KALILFIFTH DEFENDANT
NOTICE OF SALEPLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT the under-mentioned property will be sold by Public Auc-tion by the Sheriff for the High Court of LowerTugela on TUESDAY, the 9th day of SEPTEM-BER 2014 at 10h00 outside the Sheriff’s Office,134/6 Mahatma Gandhi Street, Stanger/KwaDukuza KwaZulu-Natal.The property is described as:-Erf 130 Tinley Manor Beach, Registration Divi-sion FU, Province of KwaZulu-Natal, in extent 1708 square metresHeld by Deed of Transfer No. T44919/2005and situated at 130 Rosalyn Crescent, TinleyManor Beach, Tinley Manor, KwaZulu-Natal,and is zoned residential.The following information is furnished but is notguaranteed:The property is vacant land.The Conditions of Sale may be inspected at theoffice of the Sheriff, Suite 6, Jay Krishna Cen-tre, 134/6 Mahatma Gandhi Street, Stanger/Kwa Dukuza, KwaZulu-Natal as from the dateof publication hereof.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 officeof the Sheriff for Lower Tugela at 134Mahatma Gandhi Street, Stanger,KwaDukuza.
3. Registration as a buyer is a pre-requisitesubject to specific conditions, inter alia:- Directive of the Consumer Protection Act68 of 2008
(URL http://www.info.gov.za/view/DownloadFileAction?id=99961),
-FICA-legislation i.r.o proof of identity andaddress particulars,- Payment of Registration deposit ofR10 000.00 in cash or bank guaranteedcheque,- Registration of conditions.
The office of the Sheriff for Lower Tugela willconduct the sale with auctioneers R Singh(Sheriff) and/or S Reddy and/or S DE Wit.Advertising costs at current publicationrates and sale costs according to court rulesapply.DATED at PIETERMARITZBURG this 7th dayof August 2014.PLAINTIFF’S ATTORNEYSG J CAMPBELLSTOWELL & CO295 PIETERMARITZ STREETPIETERMARITZBURGTEL: 033-845 0500REF: G J CAMPBELL/fh/FIR/1496
In the Estate of the lateMandlakayise Joram
MdletsheIdentity Number:380101 5398 08 2Date of Birth:1 January 1938Date of Death:12 June 2013
And surviving spouseKhanyisile Priscilla
MdletsheIdentity Number:491227 0595 08 7
Estate No:8379/2013 DBN
Creditors and Debtorsin the above Estate arehereby required to file theirclaims with and pay theirdebts to the undersignedwithin 30 (thirty) days fromthe date of publicationhereof.
Dated at Stanger this22 day of August 2014.SHAM & MEERP.O. Box 146, Stanger,4450
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KSST Volleyball Club avengedtheir first round league defeatat thehandsof reigning cham-
pions Grove End with an emphatic2-0 win in their second round en-counter on Thursday night at the as-sociation courts.
Grove End took an early 4-2 leadbefore KSST quickly leveled thescores at 5-5 to stay in the hunt forhonours. It was dubbed a “Neil Peru-malvsCameronSinghshowdown”asboth players demonstrated their at-tacking prowess at the courts.
Perumal gave Grove End a com-fortable 13-9 lead, but Singh quicklysnuffedout the leadwithaflurryofat-tacks from power to level the scoresat 13-13. KSST took a slender 19-18before their prodigal son, Lionel Jaliwas introduced into the fray forLloyd
Chetty.Trailing 20-24, Cyprin Tulsiram
served the ball onto the net to giveKSST a fluent 25-20 victory.
Fans expectedGroveEnd to intro-duce Viinie Singh at the start of thesecond set in the hope of turning thetide in their favour, but the talentedyoungster made a brief appearancemidway into the second set.
Grove End forged 11-8, but theirlead was quickly swallowed up by adetermined KSST outfit who leveledthe scores at 13-13 before taking acommanding five-point cushion (18-13).GroveEndralliedbackgamely toreduce the deficit to a mere two-points (17-19) before man-of-the-match, Singh hammered a winnerdown the line to give KSST a hardearned25-23andkeeptheirleagueti-tle aspirations alive.
Meanwhile, there were major up-sets in the KDSA Social League on
Thursday night. Second-placedTeachersStyleslumpedtoahumiliat-ing 25-19; 14-25; 12-15 defeat at thehands of fourth placed Virgo. CoolLeadersreturnedthesmileonthefac-es of the Style lads after toppling logleaders Sunbrook 2-1.
In other volleyball news, KwaDu-kuza Volleyball Association (KDVA)will host the Nandos-sponsoredwomen’s volleyball tournament onFridaynight at the association courtscommencing at 6pm.
The tournament is open to all la-dies with teams being drawn from ahat.Medalswillbegiventoallpartici-pantsbeforesupper isservedtoall la-dies (courtesy of Nandos).
KDVA president Isaac Abrahamexpressed his sincere thanks to themanagementofNandos for theirgen-erous sponsorship and urged thewomen inKwaDukuza to comeout intheir numbers on Friday night.
PHOTO: WEEKLY REPORTERKSST Volleyball Club team stayed in contention for league honours after beating Grove End in straight sets (20)on Thursday night.
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ZAKARRIYA Muslim School (ZMS) werecrowned Association of Muslim Schools(AMS) KwaZuluNatal under 15 champions after beating defending championsNizamia in straight sets (20) in the finalplayed before a large crowd at the ZMSGround on Saturday.
ZMS, who lost to Nizamia (2513) inthe round robin matches of the tournament, sneaked a place into the semi’s after finishing runnersup in the pool A. AlAzhar who trounced Orient 253 wereoddson favourites for honours afteremerging winners in pool B.
But, the home stunned the more fancied Al Azhar outfit in the semi’s, winning2521; 2515 to book their place in the final. Nizamia, who lost the 1st set (1325)to Orient came back strongly winning thenext two sets (2523; 1514) to set up afinal against ZMS, whom they beat earlier in the competition.
ZMS, enjoying a huge vocal supportproduced brilliant volleyball in the finalbeating their nemesis (Nizamia) 2523;2519 to clinch the KZN Under15 title.ZMS coach, Aslam Randeree was ecstatic with the performance of his chargesand commended the lads who defied theodds stacked to become KZN champions.
In the open final, Port Shepstone Islamic School proved too strong for ZMSwinning the first set 2515.
The local lads put on a gutsy performance in the 2nd set before going down2522.
There was fierce rivalry for supremacyin the under 17 ranks. In the first semifinal clash Orient held onto a hard fought2519; 2522 win against Nizamia to booktheir place in the final. In the 2nd semi’sAl Falaah eked out a hard fought 2522;2517 win against Port Shepstone.
Orient had to dig deep into reserves,holding onto a desperately close 2523;2523 win to clinch the under 17 title.
There was little separating theyoungsters in the under 13 ranks. Nizamiabeat Hartley 1425 in the opening set oftheir semifinal clash, but Hartley returned the favour in the second set, winning 2514 to level the scores at 11 andpush the game into a third and decisiveset. Nizamia booked their place in the final with a nailbiting 1512 win in the finalset.
The Al Falaah U13 lads gave theirschool mates something to cheer abutafter beating Al Azhar (1825; 2523;159) in the other semifinal clash. Al Falaah were crowned U13 champions afterbeating Nizamia (2523; 1325; 1512) inthe final.
Hosts of the AMS KwaZuluNataltournament, ZMS was indebted to IsaacAbraham (who served as tournament director), officials of KwaDukuza Volleyball Association and members of CoolLeaders and Teachers Style VolleyballClub, who officiated throughout the day.
Zakaariya MuslimSchool pupils were ec
static after beingcrowned KwaZuluNa
tal Association ofMuslim Schools under
15 champions.PHOTO: SUPPLIED
ZMS crowned KZN under 15volleyball champions
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THEREweremixedfortunesforGled-howUnitedDarts Club in theirDistellRichelieu-sponsored KwaDukuzaDarts Association league doubleheaderclashplayedat theTasteof In-dia Restaurant in KwaDukuza onWednesday.
Gledhow were trailing 5-6 head-ing into the last two singles matches
intheirclashagainstNevil’sAuto.Va-sa Rungasamy levelled the scores at6-6 against Nevil Kisten before Char-lie Pillay claimed awalkover to guideGledhow to a thrilling 7-6 win.
In the match against IsithebePaints,Gledhowwereonthebackfootright fromthestart, losingthequartetof team matches to trail 4-0.
Their fortunes worsened afterwinning just a solitary doubles clash
and were staring at the barrel of de-featafter trailing1-6heading into thesingles matches of the evening.
Gledhowneeded towin all six sin-glesmatches in thehopeof snatchingvictory from the jaws of death. YoganPillay gave Gledhow a glimmer ofhopeafterbeatingVineshGeanballeyin the opening singles clash.
But, thewritingwasonthewall forthe Gledhow lads after Jerry Goven-der and Vishalin Parmasivan wontheir singles matches against Ter-rence Subban and Rungasamy re-
spectively togiveIsithebePaintsa8-2lead.
Nine Pillay and Jerry Arunachel-lam rubbed further salt into thewoundedGledhowoutfitafteroutwit-ting Justin Naidoo and Jodie Naidoorespectively. Gledhow’s Charlie Pil-lay beat Asogan Latshoomananin the final singles match to addsome respectability to the score-line(3-10).
Meanwhile, log leaders DarnallAction Sporting suffered a humiliat-ing 1-12 defeat at the hands of R & B
Gledhow.R & B proved their dominance af-
terDarrelShanmagum,NeeranSom-nath,AshleyHarripersaad,CollinRa-malingam, Rajesh Parasaraman andKevinPillay ensuredacleansweep inthe singles matches.
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DOLPHINSInotchedupan impressivedouble victory in the Dolphin CoastSquashFirstDivisionLeague tostay incontention for league honours.
AfortnightagoDolphinstoppledlogleadersUmhlali I (11-6) andonThurs-day night trounced Umhlali I (12-4) atthe Dolphin Coast sports Centresquash courts.
On Thursday night Basil beat DinoMoodley 3-1 to give the visitors a per-fect start. But, Shane Govindasamyquickly snuffed out the visitor’s leadwith a thrilling 3-1 win against RavinPremnath.
Rashid Joosab, who lost a mara-thon 5-setter (3-2) against Shawn Ad-ams a fortnight ago bounced back towinningways on Thursday night witha comfortable 3-1 win against TerryShane to give Dolphins a 7-5 lead.
Dolphins“wonder-kid”,AveshNur-badhwhoreclaimedthetopranking in
the Dolphin Coast Squash ladder afterbeating Ross of Umhlali I a fortnightago, consolidated his position at thetopoftheleader-boardswithathrilling3-1winagainstKyletosecurethe2-bo-nuspointsforthehometeamandguideDolphins toback-to-back leaguevicto-ries.
Meanwhile,Darnallwereon there-ceivingendyet againafter slumping toa humiliating 2-14 defeat at the hands
of log leaders Umhlali I.Kim Stewartlost her clash (1-3)
against Piet Smorfitt and YashinTewary stumbled to a 3-1 loss againstTerrenceMaidman to leave Darnall indire straits after trailing 6-2.
JasonWright sealed the fateofDar-nallwitha fluent3-0winagainstGrantFowlds and Ross ensured a cleansweepforUmhlaliafterbeatingRupertRencken in straight sets (3-0).
Dolphins I notchedup an impressivedouble victory inthe Dolphin CoastSquash First Division League.
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Dolphins notch up impressive double victory
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ILEMBE Cricket Union honouredtheir top achievers in the2013/2014 season at their annual
meeting-cum-awards presentationheld at the Stanger Heights PrimarySchool on Friday night.
In his presidential address, AbooIsmail expressedhis sincere thanks totheKwaDukuzaMunicipalityforprep-aration of the wicket throughout thepast season and looked forward totheir continued support throughoutthe new season.
He congratulated Manor Cricket(50 overs league winners and War-riors Sport-sponsored knockoutchampions), United (T20 Pool ‘A’ win-ners) and Oceanville B (T20 Pool ‘B’winners).
He complimented Manor Second-arywho clinched thehigh schoolsU15titleandZakarriyaMuslimSchoolwhoemerged victorious in the U19 ranks.
He praised Mikhalyn Naicker whowas appointed skipper of the KwaZu-lu-Natal rural U17 squad.
Ismail congratulated Ronald “Ti-ger”PonnsamyandDesiganPillaywhosuccessfully completed their Level Icricketcoachingcourseandhopedthatbothteacherswillgivebacksomethingto the game in the hope of improvingthestandardofplay intheprimaryandsecondary school ranks.
Five centurieswere recorded in the2013/2014 season. Levaan Moodaly(103)ofMorningside,AlveiroNadasen(100notout in theT20Leagueand142in the 50 Overs League) of Manor,Rocky Mghobozi (114 not out) of Nko-bongo and Harry Naidoo (101) ofMorningside notched up centuries.
Eight players notched up a “five-wicket haul” in a single match for thepast season, namely Eslin Jude Abra-ham, Shane Harris and Suveer Maha-raj of Dawnheights, Calvin Pillay, D.Govender and Iresh Hemraj of Mag-
num,D.Naidoo ofMorningside andK.Cele of Mandeni.
Ilembe Cricket honoured Nadasen(who scored 297 runs at an average of99)andIresh(whoclaimed12wickets)who excelled in the 50overs league. Inthe T20 ‘A’ League, Yusuf Ismailclaimedthebattingaward(202runsatanaverageof67runs)andM.Azam(19wickets)scoopedthebattingandbowl-ing accolade.
In the T20 ‘B’ league Trinesh Deo-dat (118 runs at an average of 23.6runs) and Austin Govender (11 wick-ets)wereadjudgedthebestbowlerandbatsman respectively.
Steven Jacobs was also honouredafterheclaimedthebattingaccoladeinthe KZNChallenge League (Stream2).
The coveted president’s awardwaswon by Iresh Hemraj of MagnumCricket Club. Ilembe will kick off thenewseasonwitha six-a-sideknockouttournament in commemoration oftheir 70th anniversary.
Officials of theIlembe CricketUnion (seated)honoured thetop achievers(standing) inthe 2013/2014season.PHOTO: SUPPLIED
PHOTO: SUPPLIEDDesigan Pillay (secretary), Alveiro Nadasen (skipper) and Naren Singh(president) of Manor Cricket Club proudly show off their 50 oversLeague shield.
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