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IT was a day of celebration for 42-year-old Musawenkosi Sikhakhanefrom Mandeni when he received

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Sikhakhane, who is wheelchairbound, lives in Ireland Section, ward 13and has never owned a house before.

Mandeni mayor Siphesihle Zuluhanded the keys to the house toSikhakhane on Saturday. The mayor,

members of the community and localvolunteers were instrumental in mobil-ising resources for renovating an identi-fied house to restore and hand-over toSikhakhane.

Sikhakhane said he had alwayslonged to own his own home, but neverthought that one day he would have adecent house. “I thank the municipality,the mayor, councillors and the commu-nity for helping me and my family be-come proud home owners.”

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Councillor Muzi Mkhaliphi with disabled beneficiary Musawenkosi Sikhakhane andmayor Siphesihle Zulu cut the ribbon on the new home.

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FROM PAGE 1“The situation has been very difficult for meconsidering my disability, however, I mustmention that being disabled has not limit-ed me in any way at all.

“I run a small welding business and thathelps put bread on my family’s table. I ama hard working citizen of Mandeni and themayor himself can testify to that,” Sikha-khane said.

He said that people and governmentshould stop feeling sorry for people livingwith disabilities and seek alternative waysto help small businesses prosper so thatdisabled people can provide for their ownfamilies.

“There are many skilled artisans withdisabilities who lack facilities for their dayto day operations and we are urging themunicipality to assist us.”

He also thanked ward 13 for giving disa-bled people equal opportunities to partici-pate in local government development.

His new neighbours, who gatheredaround the yard to witness the official hand-over were also excited for Sikhakhane.

At the hand-over Zulu said the mainobjective of the initiative was to inspireindividuals to take action to help changethe world for the better.

“Ultimately it seeks to empower ward13 and other communities everywhere to

take action and inspire change.“Small businesses have a major role to

play in the South African economy in termsof employment creation, income genera-tion and output growth.

“The small business sector plays a cru-cial role in people’s efforts to meet basicneeds and help marginalised groups likefemale headed households, disabled peo-ple and rural families,”said Zulu.

“We thank everyone who participatedin making sure that this house is renovatedand cleaned and that Musa and his familyhave a home.

“A united community like Mandenitakes care of it people....” said Zulu.

Disabled citizen rejoices as hard work pays off

New pipes for KwaDukuzaJYOTHI LALDAS

WATER interruptions willsoon be a thing of the pastfor the communities of

Stanger Manor and Zinkwazi (Ward17 and 3 in KwaDukuza) thanks to theupcoming KwaDukuza Pipe Replace-ment Project.

The purpose of the project is toreplace and upgrade ageing water re-ticulation infrastructure which is inpoor condition and to provide a safeand reliable water network toKwaDukuza.

The iLembe District Municipalityrecently held public meetings inZinkwazi and Stanger Manor respec-tively to introduce the project to rate-payers and residents.

In both areas, existing pipes willbe replaced with PVC pipes (50mm350mm) with installation of new pipefitting and specials including PRV’s,isolating valves, air valves, scourvalves, chambers, valve markers andfire hydrants.

Meter audits will be undertaken aswell as relocation of water meters toproperty boundaries. The district willalso install new meters and establishmeter districts and pressure zones as

per the NRW strategy.At the Ocean Reef Hotel inZinkwa-

zi, mayor of iLembe District Munici-pality Welcome Mdabe told residentsthat more than R200 million wasowed to the municipality by ratepay-ers.

“We have more than 45 000 con-sumers on our system and only 3%pay rates. On top of that, there areareas in Maphumulo and Ndwedwethat do not have access to water.These are all the challenges that wehave to deal with as themunicipality,”he said.

InZinkwazi, abudget ofR14, 2mil-lion has been allocated for the Re-placement Project andwork is expect-ed to commence in the first week ofMay and finish in November. An esti-mated 501householdsareexpectedtobenefit.

At the Stanger Manor Library, thespeakerof iLembe,ThokozaniMswelirevealed that a budget of R14.2 mil-lion for Highridge and R32.2 millionfor Stanger Heights and StangerHeights respectively has been allocat-ed for the replacement project.

He said a total number of 1 364households are expected to benefitand work is also expected to start in

Mayandend inNovember. “Therewillbe planned shutdowns during theproject and as the District we will tryto keep the water interruptions to atleast a few hours and not days.”

The primary objective of the proj-ect is to reduce water loss, service in-terruptions, water supply costs and toimprove operations.

Speaker of iLembe District Municipality Thokozani Msweli, speaker of KwaDukuza Thulani Khuluse, Stanger Manorward councillor Madhun Singh, iLembe Corporate Governance director Yvonne Mathonsi and the acting director ofTechnical Services in iLembe Notha Maphumulo with the KwaDukuza Pipe Replacement service provider’s repre-sentatives in the far left and right.

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WEEKLYKENNY Alois (Khini) Gumede (83) hasbeen missing since Wednesday, 1 January.

He left his home in the KwaMadun-dube area and was visiting his son's familyin Tugela.He was last seen in KwaDukuza at theShoprite Centre where he was dropped offby a white bakkie.He was dressed in light blue pants, a redcoat and slops. Anyone with informationregarding his whereabouts can contacthis grandsons Sanele or Lethu Gumedeon 084 021 4511 or 072 1588 015.

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IN the second half of last year, theStanger Weekly took to cyberspace,launching its website, www.stanger-weekly.co.za upon which locals canread the news and views which pertainto them. As well as up-to-the-minutenews stories in English and IsiZulu, thewebsite boasts picture and video gal-leries.

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All content, if deemed appropriate,will be published online with your by-line within four working hours - en-abling the journalists of tomorrow tostart building up that portfolio whichwill prove so vital when searching foremployment.

The Stanger Weekly team invites allcommunity members to visit the siteat www.stangerweekly.co.za on a regu-lar basis to keep up with local news.

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Uniforms forless fortunate>> Pupils from poverty-riddled area are on the receiving endJYOTHI LALDAS

KWAZULU-NATAL Legislaturespeaker Lydia Johnson handedover 128 school uniforms to

pupils from Ezimpondweni PrimarySchool in Ndwedwe last week.

The school is situated in a remoterural village inNdwedwe,where pov-erty levels are high.Of the 148 pupils, 128 received schooluniforms through the speaker’s socialresponsibility programme.

The programme is an initiative oftheKZNLegislatureSpeakership,withwhich Johnson helps communitiesthat are in dire need of certain servic-es.

It has made a number of interven-tions throughout the province, includ-ing the distribution of hundreds ofmobile sciencekits,mobile libraries toschools, and seeds and agriculturalimplements to scores of women con-trolled co-operatives in rural areas.

Johnson said her office will alsotry and assist the children who didnot receive uniforms at the hand-over.

“The reason why the other 20 chil-dren did not get the uniforms was be-cause when the request was made forour intervention last year, there wereonly 128 pupils in this school. Webrought the uniforms for those 128 asper last year’s request, only to findthat the school had taken anaddition-al 20 pupils,” said Johnson.

School principal M Simelane saidit has always been “painful” for himto see young children walking longdistances in winter, barefoot.

“Besides that, this visit has put ourschoolonthemap.It is going to restoreself esteem to the pupils. They willfeel proud of themselves again andhopefully perform even better aca-demically,” said Simelane.

Most of the pupils are orphanedwhile others live in child-headedhouseholds.One pupil, Xolani Mbhense, who is in

grade three and was accompanied byhis grandmother, said both his par-ents died when he was very young.

“We are surviving on my grand-mother’s pension. Shehas been tryingto get us a child support grant withoutanysuccess.Theclerksneedmoredoc-uments that we don’t have. We areverygrateful to theSpeakerof theKZNLegislature,” said Mbhense.

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DOLPHIN Coast Landfill Management(DCLM) and ukuPhakamisa non profit organ-isation are continuing with their efforts andcommitment towards educating and empow-ering children through environmental edu-cation.

DCLM and ukuPhakamisa worked in part-nership with Sappi Stanger, KZN Environ-mental Affairs, KZN Ezemvelo Wildlife, andthe KwaDukuzaMunicipality tocontribute to-wards Wetland Awareness Month byeducat-ing pupils from Lubisana Primary School re-cently.

The pupils were taken to the Sappi Wet-land where they were given an informativeeducational talk about the value of wetlandsin our environment.

Gcobisa Feke of DCLM said learningthrough practical examples is more effectivein the memory of a child than theory frombooks.She said that DCLM’s objective and vision isto empower youngminds and aid their grow-ing with a better understanding of the valueand effect of the environment.

The pupils also had an opportunity to sitin a bird hide and observe wetland wildlife.

Silva Pillay of KZN Ezemvelo Wildlife gavean informative talk on various birds. TarynMoonsamy, an environmental specialist fromKZN Environmental Affairs and ThembekaMthuli from KwaDukuza Municipality, spokeabout plant life and the role of the wetland inthe ecosystem.

Sappi handed-out educational packsabout the wetlands to all pupils.

Pupils from Lubisana Primary School are seenat the Sappi wetland awareness day with offi-cials.

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THE Christian Community Minis-tries (CCM) in KwaDukuza will behosting the CANSA Shavathon2014 at the Stanger Super Sparcomplex on Saturday, 1 March,from 8am to 5pm.

The community is urged to sup-port the event by having theirheads shaved or sprayed for a do-nation of R50 per adult or R25 forchildren under the age of 13.

One of the event organisers, Ste-phen Naidoo, said this is a way toshow solidarity or support forthose touched by cancer, as losinghair is a common side effect ofcancer therapy.

“Participants show support bydonating a fee to shave or colour-spray hair, with some using thefun stencil shapes such as a star,butterfly, flower, soccer ball, light-ning bolt and the word warrior.

“A new addition from 2013 isthe colorful gels that have provenpopular with children. The dona-tion is used by CANSA to provide aservice to the public and all peopleaffected by cancer,” said Naidoo.

All funds raised are used tocontinue assisting CANSA with de-livering their unique, integratedservice to the public.

Naidoo added they will alsohave volunteers calling at businesshouses to enable them to support

the event as they understand busi-ness people and their staff are un-able to leave their businesses andcome to the shopping centres tosupport the event.

“Shavathon is a time to honourthose fighting cancer and also tohonour loved ones who havepassed on.

“For some it is an emotionalmoment of quiet reflection, havingtheir hair shaved in remembranceof those who are touched by can-cer, loved ones lost and people theydon't even know.

“For others, especially the kids,it is a fun and colourful way ofraising funds and showing solidar-ity with the millions of South Afri-cans touched by cancer.

“Everybody knows somebodywho has been affected by cancerin some way. Shavathon gives youthe opportunity to help us fightcancer in a substantial and memo-rable way. We also appeal to any-one who would like to assist tocontact CCM as we need more vol-unteers.”

For further information, Naidoocan be contacted on 084 952 5046.

If you are unable to visit StangerSuper Spar please support the tincollections that will be takingplaceat different locations in andaround KwaDukuza.

Support CANSA Shavathon 2014.

Support CANSA Shavathon 2014

WORLD CancerDay was acknowledgedat Hirsch Ballito recently with a coffeemorning and guest speaker, JaimeErnst, who heads up the Ballito CancerSupport Network.

Ernst gave an update on cancer treat-ment and the importance of early detec-tion – and prevention.

“People have got to be a lot moreproactive with regards to taking care ofthemselves and their families.

“Staying out of the sun to avoid thepossibility of skin cancer and developingmelanomas, eating correctly, regular ex-ercise and having regular health checks– all very important in the prevention ofthis dreaded disease,” said Ernst.

A breakthrough and revolution incancer treatment was published recent-ly in the Washington based Journal ofScience. It discussed the harnessing ofthebody’sownimmunedefencestoelimi-nate tumours.

“Cancer immunotherapy marks aturning point in cancer because it is sodifferent to conventional forms of tu-mour therapy, and this year saw encour-agingresultsfromsomeofthefirstclinicaltrials of drug treatments based on thisrevolutionary approach,” said Science.

Glenda Thompson, Carol Cumming, Eve-lyn Dwyer, Jaime Ernst and Patricia El-lis.

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World CancerDay treatedwith respect

LOCALgrade sevenprimary schoolpupils had to put their minds to thetest in the first roundof theLuthuliMuseum ‘Let’sTalk’ debatecompe-tition recently.

Held over two days, 12 NorthCoast schools were representedand winners from this round at-tended the quarter finals today(Wednesday).

Best speakers on the first daywere from RA Padaychee , AliciaPerumal andVictoriaMaquthuandfrom Stanger Manor Primary,Dhi-ya Maharaj. On the second dayLondeka Mthembu from Mbeka-muzi Primary, Bongiwe Chamanefrom Lloyd Primary and ErnestSaldana Gumede from Glenhills

secondary scored highest.Adjudicators included Karen

Bloomgarden, Thaven Harry andMs Mohau Qalaza from the Dur-ban Local History Museums.Thewinning schoolswill competeinthesemi-finals on March 5 and the fi-nals on March 12.

“Debating teaches the individu-al a number of different skills, oneof which is to respect another per-son’s arguments, to listen and tohave respect,” said adjudicatorKaren Bloomgarden.

The ‘Let’s Talk’ debate was firstheld at the Luthuli Museum in2009. It has since grown fromstrength to strengthwith a primaryand high school level.

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDLuthuli Museum Education Officer Clinton Taylor briefs pupils about thedos and don’ts of competitive debating.

Luthuli Museum schooldebate competition startsiLembe

Chamber’s newCEO thinks bigOelefse has 20 years of corporate experienceSHANNON HOPKINS

THE iLembe Chamber of Commerceannounced the inception of a newCEO as well as the launch of theirChamber magazinerecently,spellinggrowth for the initiative.

Cobus Oelefse has just taken overthis month from previous CEO Tren-ley Tilbrook, who headed up theChamber for three years.

Oelefse has been involved withthe iLembe Chamber since its foun-dation in 2010, initially as an entre-preneurmentor, amember of theEn-trepreneurship Steering Committeeand more recently as an ExecutiveCommittee member. He will still bementoring this year.

Oelefse has 20 years of corporateexperience with both JSE and Lon-don FTSE listed public companies inthe mining, manufacturing, retail lo-gisticsandsupplychain and the hightechmanufacturing and engineeringindustries.

After spending 10 years in theUK,Oelefse returned home to South Afri-ca, and the KZN North Coast in 2009andhasbeenworkingasan indepen-dent consultant, conducting assign-ments locally and regionally inAfricafor a number of international clients.

He holdsaBA(Hons),BCommandLLM degree. Tilbrook will leave theChamber at the end of this month.

“It iswith great ‘remorse’ and ‘ex-citement’ that I am leaving the ilem-

be Chamber of Commerce at the endof February to join Tongaat HulettDevelopments,” he said.

“I am really going to miss beingpart of the dynamic and progressiveteam that I have had the privilege ofworkingwith, aswell as being part ofall the exciting projects and initia-tives that are in the pipeline for theChamber,” he added.

Tilbrook and Oelefse alsolaunched the very first issue of the

Chamber Magazine at a Growth andDevelopment Summit last week,which will serve to inform the busi-ness community of their projects.

“The magazine showcases someof the achievements and key initia-tives as well as the talent of the busi-ness community and business envi-ronment in the iLembe region,” saysOelefse.

“I am excited about all we areaiming for at the Chamber,” he said.

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDNew Chamber CEO Cobus Oelefse.

Notice of Application for NEMA 24G

An application for rectification of the unlawful commencementof a listed activity in terms of section 24G of NEMA has beenlodged with the KwaZulu-Natal Department of Agriculture andEnvironmentalAffairs (DAEA). Permissionhasbeengranted todowngrade the process from a Scoping and EIA to a basicassessment process. All interested and affected parties (I andAPs) are invited to registerwith EnviroProwithin 14 days of theissuingof this advert.

In 2009, Shisalanga Construction installed an asphalt plant at theWaldene Estate Quarry near Nkobongo and Shakaskraal(KwaDukuza Local Municipality, Portion 68 of DE JAGERS KRAAL874). The production capacity of the plant is 60 to 80 tons per hour.The plant operates daily for 16 hours a day and is fuelled by HFOwhich is stored on site in two tanks totalling 30 000L. Diesel andBitumen is stored on site. Bitumen is not a dangerous goodtherefore storage of dangerous goods on site is less than 80 cubicmeters. The activity requires an Air Emissions Licence in terms ofsection 21 of the National Environmental Management: Air QualityAct, 2004, thereforeEnvironmentalAuthorisation is also required.

Contact:JosetteOberholzer or Iain JourdanPh: 031 765 2942Fax: 086 549 0342Email: josette@enviropro.co.za

Hirsch Ballito and BBN invite you to a networkingbreakfast with social media gurus Shaun and Lind-say Reid, who will give the latest information onwhat will really work for you and your business.Want to know more about Facebook, Twitter, blog-ging and the web in general? This is for you! Date:27 February. Time: 8.30am for 9am. Free of charge,but booking essential. Phone Joyce on 032 946 7400to book.

Glad Tidings Tabernacle Church has opened a soupkitchen. Not just to feed the hungry, but to instill theGospel of the Lord Jesus Christ in their hearts. TheFeeding will be at Glad Tidings Tabernacle at 60Daffodil Street, Stanger Manor, every Saturdaystarting from the 8 March from 9am to 10am.

KwaDukuza Development Darts Association is hav-ing a meeting on Friday, 28 February at 7:30pm atSundowner Sports Bar in Stanger Manor. The meet-ing is to discuss the 2014 development season andall darts enthusiasts novice and experienced are in-vited to attend. For more information call 076 0131822.

Nonoti Drift Sri Siva Soobramaniar Temple(TOOPANS) will be holding its 102nd CHITRAPUR-VAM KAVADY FESTIVAL. The flag hoisting ceremonywill be on Monday, 12 May, hawan commencing at5.30pm. Chitrapurvam Kavady Feastival: Sunday, 18May, devotees expected from 7am. The flag dehoist-ing ceremony will be on Tuesday, 20 May.

Shanta Narshima Temple will be observing SHI-VARATRI on Friday commencing at 6pm until Satur-day morning 6am ending with a hawan at 13 Centen-ery Road, Oceanview. The community is invited toattend and participate in the celebration by makingofferings and by personally placing the bael leaveson the Lingum. Contact Kriyananda (032/5514795)or cell 0845514795.

The Shri Sanathan Mundal will be observing MahaShivaratri on Thursday, 27 February from 6pm to6am. All devotees are invited to participate. For fur-ther information contact Madhuri Sing on 082 3243406.

The Gledhow Emperumal Temple will be observingMaha Shivaratri on Thursday, 27 February from 6pmto 6am. All devotees are invited to participate.

The Shri Sanathan Mundal priest pundit KK Mishrais away until 11 June 2014. Priest on call is pundit RoyMahanga. Contact him on 032 551 6085 or 084 5566601.

The Shri Durga Temple, 47 Larkspur Street, StangerManor will observe Maha Shivarathri on Monday, 24February until 27 February with a main prayer at6pm. Donations welcome. Open invitation to all dev-otees. For more information contact Ram Makar-dood on 084 486 2207 or Som Mudaly on 078 4094494.

The Windy Heights Sri Ram Mandir, 5 HornbeamDrive will be observing Maha Shivarathri on Thursday27 February from 6.30pm to 6am on Friday. All wel-come. Supper will be served. For more informationcall B Sewparsat on 032 551 2430.

The Upper North Coast Tamil Eisteddfod Movementwill hold a meeting with parents of children whowould like to participate in the Tamil eisteddfod atStanger Manor Primary School on Saturday, 22 Feb-ruary at 2.30pm. Fore more information contact DGovender on 074 585 5888.

Atma Kriya meditation and yoga Professionally cer-tified course will be held at the Shanta NarashimaTemple over the weekend 22/23 February. ContactKriyananda on 032 551 4795 or 084 551 4795.

Shanta Narasimha Temple – OM Healing (Mondayfrom 6.15pm to 7.15pm), Satsang (Thursday 7pm to8.30pm), Abhishegum for Shanta Narasimha andRadha/Krishna (every Saturday at 2pm). ContactKriyananda (032/5514795).All welcome. For more information call 032 551 2430.

To place a notice in the “What's on” sec-tion, email stangerweeklynews@gmail.comor fax us on 032 552 3985. Deadline – Mon-day 10am. Items in this section will only berun twice ahead of your event and are freeof charge.

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I ONCE worked with a man so short,creepy and conniving that he was nick-named ‘The Poison Dwarf’.

I believe he is still in a position of au-thority today, where he verbally molestsfemale colleagues and takes credit forthe work of juniors.

How this toad made it to manage-ment is a tale that should probably

end up in novella form – but he is sucha professionally inconsequential piece oftoast-sweat that no one would botherwriting it.

The image this festering rectum hasof himself is one that is vastly superior tothe image others have of him. While hebelieves he is the town messiah, col-leagues in particular see him as thevillage idiot.

My professional time in the companyof The Poison Dwarf was thankfullylimited, but it made me painfully awarethat unless you are self-employed, youwill have to answer to someone whohas the potential to be an intellectualand ethical sphincter.

And of course even if you are anentrepreneur, you may find yourself

adopting the behaviour of a sphincter,which means you are the cretin in thisscenario.

In preparation for the piece you arereading, which was inspired by a letterfrom a reader, I sent out the ‘column bat-signal’ to a few friends and colleagueswho rated the following traits as onesthat would render you or me (or them)horrible bosses:

It seems the highest scoring quality ofa HB is someone who is intellectually dis-enfranchised.

Thus, if you are unable to lead a teambecause you aren’t quite sharp enough -yet you think you are the lost offspringof Einstein - your colleagues will probablytreat you like that kid we all once knewin Special Class back in the pre politically

correct 80s: Suspiciously, pitifully andwith thinly veiled disdain.

Second on the list of less than noblequalities HBs usually possess is takingcredit for work that isn’t theirs. Thisusually entails the HB feigning humilitywhile explaining to their own boss howthey are the sole driving force behindyour success...and the rising and settingof the sun.

Next on the list is, to quote a col-league, “Someone who passes the buckwhen the sh*t hits the fan”.

In other words, if you have instructeda subordinate to do something and yourinstruction falls foul of policy, it is yourfault, not the subordinate’s. Letting thestaff member take the proverbial fall onyour behalf shows a lack of character.

Sexual harassment ranked highly onthe rating system for HBs, according tofemale respondents. Keep your profes-

sional life tidy. If you can’t, resign beforeyou are fired.

Indecisiveness, favouritism, poor fol-low-through, bad planning, lack of sup-port and a slow turnaround time in an-swering colleagues’ requests also madethe list. Your subordinate’s time is justas precious and limited as yours.

The more astute reader may have no-ticed that money has not made it ontothe list; which falls in line with muchresearch done on the topic of fulfilledstaff. While salary certainly is and shouldbe an issue if you are paid poorly, mostemployees are looking for respect, appre-ciation, support and leadership.

If you are unable to offer these things,you may be a horrible boss, or at least bein the running to become one.

Or, worse, you may be subjectingyourself to the future rant of a columnistwho once worked with or for you.

Horrible bosses 2.0

DESIREE ERASMUS

WE read with despair that Ballito is onceagain being targeted by opportunistswho take advantage of our small but

rapidly growing community.Our understanding is that the Urban

Improvement Project is being initiatedand driven by a one-man band who hasthe support of the Chamber of Com-merce.

This means we as ratepayers arebeing forced into paying extra levies to

supplement municipal services through abusiness venture that presents high-riskwith no proper support structure or anyguarantees.

This concept is nothing new and hasworked in some areas and failed in oth-ers.

We are also led to believe that this in-

dustry has evolved considerably from thedated model being proposed.

Ballito is very different to Umhlangaand we as prudent ratepayers should ex-plore alternative options before plun-ging headfirst into another shamproject.

Anyone wanting extra security and

willing to pay the extra levies can gladlymove onto one of the many residentialestates on the North Coast.

According to reports, the local busi-ness owners and residents have alreadypaid R360 000, and what have we got toshow for it?

R. Trollip.

More moneyfrom my pocket

GOOD,bad,highdensity,lowdensity?What is cholesterol exactly and whyis it such a health issue?What is cholesterol?

Cholesterol is a soft, waxy, fattysubstancemadenaturallyinthebody,and we need a certain amount be-cause it'svital for the formationofcellstructures, hormones and substanc-es that aid digestion.

The body makes most of the cho-lesterol it needs. But cholesterol is al-so found in some animal food prod-ucts, and consuming too many cancontribute to blood cholesterol be-coming dangerously high.

Some people have a heriditarycondition where their bodies maketoo much cholesterol.“Good” and “bad” cholesterol

There are basically two kinds ofcholesterol:1“Good” or HDL cholesterol (the fulltermisHighDensityLipoproteincho-lesterol). HDL cholesterol is some-times called “good” because it helpsremovecholesterol fromthearteries,the blood vessels that carry oxygen-rich blood from your heart to thebody’s cells.2“Bad”orLDLcholesterol(LowDensi-

ty Lipoprotein cholesterol). LDL cho-lesterol is sometimescalled“bad”be-cause high levels are linked to build-up in your arteries.Ahelpfulwaytorememberthediffer-ence between HDL and LDL:YouwantHDLcholesterol levelstobeHIGH.YouwantLDLcholesterol levels tobeLOW.

Total cholesterol is a measure of thetotal amount of cholesterol in yourblood, including both LDL and HDLcholesterol.What is high cholesterol?

Highcholesterol iswhenyouhavetoomuch cholesterol in your blood. Itmay also be called high blood choles-terol, hypercholesterolemia or hy-perlipidemia.

Your total cholesterol or LDL cho-lesterolmaybe toohigh, or yourHDLcholesterol too low.

Themost important effect of highcholesterol is that it can cause nar-rowing andblockages in the arteries.

Excesscholesterol,andothersub-stances normally found in the bloodlike calciumand fat, can start to buildup just under the lining of arterywalls.

Theareasof thearterywallwherecholesterol and other matter collectsare called “plaques”.

Theformationofplaquesinthear-teries isaconditioncalledatheroscle-rosis, arteriosclerosis or “hardeningof the arteries”.How arteriosclerosis progresses

Over time, the plaques get harderandnarrowthearteriesfurther, limit-ing blood flow and damaging the ar-tery wall. The rougher the plaquesmakethearterylining,themorelikelysubstanceslikeplatelets,whichmakethebloodstickyandpromoteclotting,will also get trapped there.

If narrowing occurs in the coro-nary arteries, which carry oxygen-rich blood to the heart muscle itself,the condition is called coronary ar-

tery disease or coronary heart dis-ease, which raises risk for heart at-tack.

Coronary artery disease maycause angina: pain or a sensation ofpressure in your chest. Youmay alsofeel angina pain in your arms, shoul-ders, neck, jaw or back; it may evenfeel like indigestion.

A section of plaque can breakopen,causingabloodclottoform:thiscan suddenly and dramatically blockbloodflowtoavitalorgan.Bloodclotscan also break free and travel in thebody to cause blockages elsewhere.

Aheart attack occurs if blood flowto part of the heart muscle suddenlybecomes blocked. If you don't haveemergency treatment to quickly getthebloodflowingagain, thesectionofheart muscle starved of oxygen-richblood can die. A heart attack may befatal.

Blockages in thearteries that sup-plythebraincanleadtostroke,whichdamages the section of brain tissuedeprived of oxygen-rich blood.Strokes are also sometimes fatal.

Olivia Rose-Innes, December2012, Health24

Knowing cholesterol better>> Cholesterol is a soft, waxy, fatty substance made naturally in the body

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BEFORE the discovery of Helicobacter(H.) pylori, it was generally thought that

the stomach was a sterile environment.And that peptic ulcers were largely

caused by lifestyle choices and circumstanc-es.

Smokers, people from a socio-economi-cally-disadvantaged background and peo-

in the first place.The discovery of helicobacter pylori

In the early 1980s, two Australian doctors,Warren and Marshall, found a bacteriumthat lived in the lower half of the stomach.This bacterium had found a way of con-cealing itself in the stomach lining in sucha way, that it could not be attacked anddestroyed like other bacteria that found itsway into the stomach.

They were unsure whether the bacteri-al infection caused the gastritis or whetherthe gastritis allowed the infection to flour-ish. Dr Marshall infected himself with thebacteria, developed gastritis, and thencured himself with a course of antibiotics.This proved that the bacteria caused thegastritis.

This bacteria was always associatedwith a microscopic inflammation of thestomach lining, called gastritis.

This bacteria has since been associatedwith chronic gastritis, active chronic duo-denitis, duodenal ulcers and gastric ulcer-ation. It also strongly linked to stomachcancer.

Initially this bacteria was calledCampylobacter Pylori, but was recently re-named Helicobacter pylori. A particularlyvirulent strain of H.pylori is known as cyto-toxin-associated gene A (cag A). Thiscauses damage severe enough to produceprecancerous changes.

Infection and lifestyle trigger peptic ulcersFurther research has found that as much as

40 percent of the population have the infec-tion in their stomachs. Many of those remainunaffected, but 10 percent of those harbouringthe infection go on to develop peptic ulcers.It is thought that ulcers are triggered in thisgroup by a number of factors, such as chronicstress, genetics, smoking and coffee-drinking.

How does the infection spread?This infection is most often found in people

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The consequences of the infectionMost people harbouring this infection will suf-fer no ill effects throughout their lives. Ten per-cent of them, however, will go on to developpeptic ulcers. It is not known exactly what trig-gers this.

When the infection is present, it causes thestomach to produce more acid and the stom-ach lining to become thinner, allowing acid topenetrate.

H. pylori infection does not cause heart-burn or GORD and in some patients it appearsto protect against some of the symptoms of

Peptic ulcers previously were largely believed to be caused by lifestyle choices and circumstances.

The real cause of stomach ulcers>> The discovery of the bacteria called helicobacter pylori led to great changes in the treatment of peptic ulcers.

these two conditions. Itis not yet fully under-stood why this hap-pens. It is also not yetclear which role, if any,the infection plays inthe development ofstomach cancer.

The discovery ofthese bacteria certainlychanged the way doc-tors treat pepticulcers.

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It is very easy tobecome re-infectedwith H. pylori.

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ATTENTION deficit hyperactivity dis-order (ADHD) is one of the mostcommon childhood disorders and

can continue through adolescence andadulthood. Symptoms include difficultystaying focused and paying attention, dif-ficulty controlling behavior, and hyperac-tivity (over-activity).ADHD has three subtypes:Predominantly hyperactive-impulsive>>Most symptoms (six or more) are in thehyperactivity-impulsivity categories.>>Fewer than six symptoms of inatten-tion are present, although inattention maystill be present to some degree.Predominantly inattentive>>The majority of symptoms (six or more)are in the inattention category and fewerthan six symptoms of hyperactivity-impul-sivity are present, although hyperactivity-impulsivity may still be present to somedegree.>>Children with this subtype are less likelyto act out or have difficulties getting alongwith other children. They may sit quietly,but they are not paying attention to whatthey are doing. Therefore, the child may beoverlooked, and parents and teachers maynot notice that he or she has ADHD.Combined hyperactive-impulsiveand inattentive>>Six or more symptoms of inattentionand six or more symptoms of hyperactivi-ty-impulsivity are present.>>Most children have the combined typeof ADHD.CausesScientists are not sure what causes ADHD,although many studies suggest that genesplay a large role. Like many other illnesses,ADHD probably results from a combina-tion of factors. In addition to genetics, re-searchers are looking at possible environ-mental factors, and are studying how braininjuries, nutrition, and the social environ-ment might contribute to ADHD.Signs and SymptomsInattention, hyperactivity, and impulsivityare the key behaviors of ADHD. It is normalfor all children to be inattentive, hyperac-tive, or impulsive sometimes, but for chil-dren with ADHD, these behaviors are moresevere and occur more often. To be diag-nosed with the disorder, a child must havesymptoms for 6 or more months and to adegree that is greater than other childrenof the same age.Children who have symptoms of inat-

tention may:>>Be easily distracted, miss details, forgetthings, and frequently switch from one ac-tivity to another.>>Have difficulty focusing on one thing.>>-Become bored with a task after onlya few minutes, unless they are doing some-thing enjoyable.>>Have difficulty focusing attention onorganising and completing a task or learn-ing something new.>>Have trouble completing or turning inhomework assignments, often losingthings (e.g., pencils, toys, assignments)needed to complete tasks or activities.>>Not seem to listen when spoken to.>>Daydream, become easily confused,and move slowly.>>Have difficulty processing informationas quickly and accurately as others.>>Struggle to follow instructions.Children who have symptoms of hy-peractivity may:>>Fidget and squirm in their seats.>>Talk nonstop.>>Dash around, touching or playing withanything and everything in sight.>>Have trouble sitting still during dinner,school, and story time.

may think that children with the hyperac-tiveandimpulsivesubtypesjusthaveemo-tional or disciplinary problems.Diagnosis

No single test can diagnose a child ashaving ADHD. Instead, a licensed healthprofessional needs to gather informationabout the child, and his or her behavior andenvironment. A family may want to firsttalk with the child's pediatrician, who mayalso seek input from a mental health spe-cialist with experience in childhood mentaldisorders such as ADHD. The pediatricianor mental health specialist will first try torule out other possibilities for the symp-toms. For example, certain situations,events, or health conditions may causetemporary behaviors in a child that seemlike ADHD.Between them, the referring pedia-trician and specialist will determineif a child:

>>Is experiencing undetected seizuresthat could be associated with other medi-cal conditions.

>>Has a middle ear infection that iscausing hearing problems.

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psychiatric problems that might cause AD-HD-like symptoms.

>>Has been affected by a significantand sudden change, such as the death ofa family member, a divorce, or parent's jobloss.

A specialist will also check school andmedical records for clues, to see if thechild's home or school settings appear un-usually stressful or disrupted, and gatherinformation from the child's parents and

teachers. Coaches, babysitters, and otheradults who know the child well also maybe consulted.

The specialist pays close attention tothe child's behavior during different situa-tions. Some situations are highly struc-tured, some have less structure. Otherswould require the child to keep paying at-tention.

Finally, if after gathering all this infor-mation the child meets the criteria for AD-HD, he or she will be diagnosed with thedisorder.

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>>Be constantly in motion.>>Have difficulty doing quiettasks or activities.Children who have symptomsof impulsivity may:>>Be very impatient.>>Blurt out inappropriate com-ments, show their emotions with-out restraint, and act without re-gard for consequences. -Have diffi-culty waiting for things they wantor waiting their turns in games.>>Often interrupt conversationsor others' activities.ADHD can be mistaken for otherproblemsParents and teachers can miss thefact that children with symptomsof inattention have the disorderbecause they are often quiet andless likely to act out. They may sitquietly, seeming to work, but theyare often not paying attention towhat they are doing. They may getalong well with other children,compared with those with the oth-er subtypes, who tend to have so-cial problems. But children with theinattentive kind of ADHD are notthe only ones whose disorders canbe missed. For example, adults

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Kulomhlangano kuvele nokuthi ngoJanuarykophezulu,lenyunyanaibhikisheleemahhovisi ale menenja iyokwethula uhlulwezikhalo zezisebenzi. UMnuz.Mapholoba ubenikezwe izinsuku eziy-isikhombisa ukuba aphendule ngalo. Zithinakuba ephendulile uMnuz. Mapholoba,kodwa akushilo akuwathinti amaphuzuabesohlwini lwezikhalazo. Kulo luhlu izise-benzi beziyinqumele ugwayi katiki im-enenja zithi uma ingamthatheli izinyathe-lo uNksz. Mngadi, kwayena kufanele ehleesikhundleni. Zithi uNksz. Mngadi uqasha

ngobuhlobo nangobungane njengoba es-anda kuqasha intombazane eyisihlobo sa-khe ingayenzanga inhlolokhono. Kulo luh-la izisebenzi zithi namakhansela alo masi-pala makayeke ukugxambukelaemsebenzi wazo. Zikhala nokungalutholiuqeqesho lomsebenzi wazo. Zibuzanokuthi sivalelweni isikhala se Youth Offic-er ebesisasikhangisiwe kwaze kwenziwanenhlolokhono yaso ? Zinxuse ihhovisi leAfrican National Congress (ANC) esiyinginiiPreva Khumalo (iLembe), ukuba ilusuku-mele udaba lokuphathwa kwezisebenzikulo masipala.

NB: Municipal Manager’s response tofollow, still trying to get hold of him.

Isimo simanzonzo kuMasipalawaseMandeni

Izisebenzi ezinga-malunga eSamwukuMasipala wase-Mandeni zisemh-langanweni ngol-wesiThathu.

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Lomkhuba ufananse nomuntu okuthikade ehlalisenekahle nomphakathijikelele elokishini,anele abe nemaliaqale ukuba nehlolokukhetha ub-hontshisi. Lapho-keusuke engasathint-wa esenemali edidausathane. La ‘maji-ta’ akhule nawoelokshini, angabeesazihlanganisa na-wo ngoba usehlalaesilungwini, use-hamba ngezimotoeziphambili.

Anginayo inkinganomuntu ohlala es-ilungwini ngobauhulumeni wentan-do yeningi wavulaamathuba okuthiumuntuahlalenomayikuphi laphoethanda khona,aphile impilo ayith-andayo, inqobo njeuma enamandla.

Inselelo ibasekuzithwalenikomuntu, ajikengokuphazimakweso,kujikengishonendlela akhulumangayo. Uma eva-kashele elokishiniangabe esahlala ng-isho nama ‘jita’akhula ehlala nawo.Usekhuluma ulimiolukhombisa ukuthiyena unemali,usecwasa kwasaningisho nendlela‘amajita’ agqokangayo, akhohlweukuthi naye zololokhu, ubezishayelangesikhindinophaqa.

Uyena lo obez-iphuzela unemenay-idi osebhodleleningomlomo kungab-indaba zalutho,kodwa manje usez-iphuzela ikanilejuice nge ‘straw’

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AUCTION

IN THE MAGISTRATE’S COURT FOR THEDISTRICT OF LOWER TUGELAAT

STANGERCASE NO.: 1225/2013In the matter between:-

ILEMBE DISTRICT MUNICIPALTYEXECUTION CREDITOR

AndMUTHUMAGOVENDER EXECUTION

DEBTOR

Kindly take notice in pursuant of Judgmentby the above Honourable Court and Writ ofExecution issued thereon, the under mentionedmovables, belonging to the above Namedexecution debtor will be sold in execution bythe Public Auction to the highest Bidder forcash, at Jay Krishna Centre 134/6 MahatmaGandhi Street, Kwa-Dukuza at 10H00 a.m onTHURSDAY, 13TH MARCH 2014.1 x Diningroom Table + 8 x Highback Chairs1 x Display Cabinet1 x Sansui Cassette Deck + 1 x SansuiAmplifier+ 1 x Sansui AM/FM Stereo Tuner + 1 x SansuiLP Player4 Piece Lounge Suite1 x Logik Colour TV1 x Panasonic AV Comrez Receiver + 2Speakers1 x Dark Brown Single Seater1 x Upright Grandfather Clock1 x Russell Hobbs Microwave1 x Samsung Micowave1 x LG Double Door Fridge/Freezer (Water +Ice Dispenser)3 Piece TV UnitTAKE NOTICE THAT:1.This sale is a sale in execution pursuant to ajudgment obtained in the above court2.The Rules of this auction is available 24hours prior to the auction at the office of theSheriff for Lower Tugela at Jay Krishna Centre134/6 Mahatma Gandhi Street, Kwa-Dukuza.3.Registration as a buyer is a pre-requisitesubject to specific conditions, inter alia;-Directive of the Consumer Protection Act 68of 2008(URL http://www.info.gov.za/view/DownloadFileAction?id-99961)-Fica-legislation i.r.o. proof of identity andaddress particular;-Payment of Registration deposit of R500.00 incash; and-Registration of conditions4.The office of the Sheriff for Lower Tugela willconduct the sale with auctioneers Mr. R. Singh(Sheriff) and /or S. Reddy.5.Advertising costs at current publication ratesand sale costs according to court rules apply.DATED AT STANGER ON THIS THE 18TH DAYOF FEBRUARY 2014.EXECUTION CREDITOR’S ATTORNEYNARRINE PERUMAL & COMPANYOFFICE 3, 28 LINDLEY STREETTEL: 032-552 3015REF: NP/PSG/1365

AUCTION

IN THE MAGISTRATE’S COURT FOR THEDISTRICT OF LOWER TUGELAATSTANGER CASE NO.: 2551/2012

In the matter between:-ILEMBE DISTRICT MUNICIPALTY

EXECUTION CREDITORAnd

ZULFI MOODLEY EXECUTION DEBTOR

Kindly take notice in pursuant of Judgmentby the above Honourable Court and Writ ofExecution issued thereon, the under mentionedmovables, belonging to the above Namedexecution debtor will be sold in execution bythe Public Auction to the highest Bidder forcash, at Jay Krishna Centre 134/6 MahatmaGandhi Street, Kwa-Dukuza at 10H00 a.m onTHURSDAY, 13TH MARCH 2014.1 xDefyToploaderWashingMachine (Twinmaid800)1 x Samsung Microwave1 x Defy Toploader Washing Machine1 x Conquest Freezer1 x LG Microwave1 x Palsonic Colour TV3 Piece TV Unit3 Piece Lounge Suite1 x Janome Sewing Machine1 x Table (Glass Top) & 4 x ChairsTAKE NOTICE THAT:1.This sale is a sale in execution pursuant to ajudgment obtained in the above court2.The Rules of this auction is available 24 hoursprior to the auction at the office of the Sherifffor Lower Tugela at Jay Krishna Centre 134/6Mahatma Gandhi Street, Kwa-Dukuza.3.Registration as a buyer is a pre-requisitesubject to specific conditions, inter alia;-Directive of the Consumer Protection Act 68of 2008(URL http://www.info.gov.za/view/DownloadFileAction?id-99961)-Fica-legislation i.r.o. proof of identity andaddress particular;-Payment of Registration deposit of R500.00 incash; and-Registration of conditions4.The office of the Sheriff for Lower Tugela willconduct the sale with auctioneers Mr. R. Singh(Sheriff) and /or S. Reddy.5.Advertising costs at current publication ratesand sale costs according to court rules apply.DATED AT STANGER ON THIS THE 18TH DAYOF FEBRUARY 2014.EXECUTION CREDITOR’S ATTORNEYNARRINE PERUMAL & COMPANYOFFICE 3, 28 LINDLEY STREETTEL: 032-552 3015REF: NP/PSG/1299

1. Cash up Clerk2. Junior Buyer3. Grv Clerk4. Tele sales

Requirements:-Min 2 years wholesale retail experience-Traceable reference-Reliable and honest-Willing to grow with the company

Transport can be arranged.

Forward CVFax CV to 035-787 1410Email: phoenix.niresh@telkomsa.net

Vacancies: Empangeni Branch

HOUSE FOR SALE

Should you wish tosell we have qualifiedbuyers.Contact us on 032-5511630

Stanger-5 b/room,double garage, lounge,kitchen, dining room.Stanger Manor-3 b/room, dining room,lounge, kitchen, en-suite, single garage,carport, basementoffering 1 ½ b/room.Contact: 032-5514797/082 377 1880.

We do the following:1.Free propertyevaluation2.Buy and sellproperties3.Arrange financeDo not hesitate tocontact Mthunzi forhelp on 083 729 6425or at mthunzifs@gmail.com.

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Are you drowning indebts? We assist youwith an admin order,remove all garnisheesfrom your salary andincrease your takehome pay. Pay oneaffordable installmentwith repayments fromas low as R600 perR50 000 debt. We donot charge any upfrontfees. Take action now:Phone-Princess (StgOffice)-032-552 1194/A/H: 073 929 6811,Makhosi (DBN Office)-031-306 7250/A/H: 083348 1663, Indira-032-552 1170 (A/h)/083 6512441.

PREMISES TO LET

50sqm premises to let,2 Jackson Str. Stanger,R3500. Cell: 082 9221896.

TRANSPORT

Anyone looking to joina lift club from Stangerto Durban Central,8am-5pm, Monday toFriday. Call: 083 4909761/082 628 9773.

VACANCY

Assistant requiredfor air-conditioningCompany, must be ableto install and service allmakes and types of air-conditioners. Call: 082863 0405.

Code 10 Driverrequired, must be ofsober habits, 5 yearsexperience. Call atSiya Zama Hardware,56 Balcomb Street,Stanger.

D.C. Clothing, ashirt manufacturerin Umhlali, requiresqualified & experiencedsafety and flatmachinists. Will payBargaining councilrates. Call: 032-9471456 or 084 503 4222.

ACCOMMODATION

AYER ROCKGuesthouse, 74Geranium Street,Stanger Manor,“Tasteful executivea c c ommo d a t i o n ” .Contact: 032-5516503/0825623676.

Blythedale Beach-Beautiful Private en-suit rooms available,Breakfast lunch dinneron request. Call: Gino-073 707 9006.

BUSINESS FORSALE

Salon for sale in abusy area in the CBD.Contact: 078 4434326.

BUSINESSPREMISES TO LET

1).Hair Dressing Salon-King Shaka Str.2).Workshop3).Factory4).Mini Factory5).Warehouse6).Offices7).Office Suite8).HallContact: 072 5793167.

FLAT TO LET

2 Bedroom granny flat,close to town, waterincl. Contact: 083 4170996 (A/H Only).

2 Bedroom, lounge,kitchen, B&T. Phone:083 560 0782.

Flat to share availableimmediately in CBD,preferably young,decent and responsiblemale with sober habits.Contact: 083 6283648.

Flat: 1 b/r, L&D/R, T/ShowerFlat: 1 b/r, L&D/R, T/Shower in CBD.Flat: 2 b/r, D/R, Kitchen,T/Shower.Flat: 2 b/r, Lounge,D/R, kitchen, T/Shower. Contact: 072579 3167.

Granny flat to let-Glenhills, 1 bedroom,kitchen, toilet,bathroom, fully tiled,secure parking, R2200incl. water & lights.Contact: 032-5513472/072 847 5806.

Two bedroom grannyflat to let. Available forimmediate occupation.Phone: 082 310 6279.

HOUSE TO LET

2 Bed, lounge, kitchen,open plan, fully tiled,safe parking, R3200-00 excl. W/L. Phone:083 365 6882/074 2050952.

Outbuilding for rent inStanger, 1 Bedroom,lounge, kitchen, T/B,Fully fenced with 24hour armed response.Call: 082 921 2394.

Outbuilding to let-2bedroom, lounge,kitchen, T/Showerin Stanger Manor,occupation from 01March 2014. Contact:084 525 0061/081 4023616.

VEHICLE FOR SALE

1989 Ford Sapphire2.0i GLE Auto,Mechanically sound,clean and reliable, 15inch rims, R17 500onco. Contact: 073 0080949.

200is Opel Kadett, caris very neat and goesvery well R35 000 neg.Golf GTI 1.8 16v cleanbody work and goodstrong motor R30 000neg.Call: 084 546 3097.

Isuzu 280DT LWBBakkie, R55 000 onco.Tel: 083 667 5965.Toyota Tazz Red withmags, R45 000 onco.Tel: 072 597 1000.

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Fanny Kangombe,Malawian is looking fora domestic job. Phone:074 226 9339.

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At Jacksons Industrial Park,270 square meters, R6750-00per month excluding water andelectricity with 24 hour Security.

Contact: Hassan083 786 3270/032-552 3857

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SDVAto hostschoolsU17WEEKLY REPORTER

STANGER and District Volleyball Association(SDVA)willhostan inter-schoolUnder-17vol-leyball tournament for boys and girls on Fri-

day, 28 February at the association courts com-mencing at 12 noon.

SDVA president, Isaac Abraham urged all sec-ondary schools in the IlembeDistrict to field a boysandgirls therebygiving theirpupils anopportunityto play sport.

Abraham said: “There is dearth of sport at sec-ondaryschoollevelwitheducatorsandpupilschan-neling their energies into academic performance”.

“Playing sport givespupils anopportunity tode-stress andall schools are urged to comeout in theirnumbers to play on Friday”, added Abraham.

At the end of the tournament a SDVA Under-17boys and girls squad will be selected to participatein the KwaZulu-Natal Youth Championship sched-uled to take place on 8 March at the University ofDurban Westville Sports Complex.

Talented players at the provincial tournamentwill be selected to represent KZN at the South Afri-can Youth Volleyball Championship scheduled totake place in July (venue to be confirmed).

Players participating in Friday’s tournamentmust be in possession of a certified copy of theiridentity documents. Players born in1997/1998/1999willbeeligibletoparticipateinthetournament.

All teamsmust be accompanied by an educator(manager-cum-coach). For further information re-garding the schools tournament contact IsaacAbraham on 079 4280 345.

Meanwhile, reigning SDVA Competitive Leaguechampions, Grove End were all smiles after thedraws for the Trophies Engravers-sponsored Top8 Knockout Cup (scheduled to get underway on 6March) was held on Thursday night at Manor Pri-mary School.

Grove End were drawn against social leaguerookies Sunbrook in the quarters and are expectedto ease into the semi-final to set up amouth-water-ing clash against newly crowned social leaguechampsNforceTitansorrunners-upTeachersStylewho are expected to renew their rivalry at the startof the 2014 season.

Former competitive league champions, KSSTwill do battle with Cool Leaders in the quarters be-forelockinghornswiththewinneroftheRandsons/Warriors clash in the semi’s.

Theplay-offs for 3rd spot and finalwill takeplaceonThursday, 13March. TheSDVAPremier Leagueis expected to get underway on 20 March.

In other volleyball news, the much anticipatedA & S Party Shop-sponsored women’s knockouttournamentwhichwas abandoned due to rainwilltake place on Friday, 7 March at the associationcourts commencing at 6.00pm.

TheSDVAannualgeneralmeetingwilltakeplacetonight (Wednesday) at Manor Primary Schoolcommencing at 6.30pm.

WEEKLY REPORTER

MANOR'C' snatcheda thrilling27-runsvictory against Maphumulo in a do-mestic Twenty-20 League game

played at the Country Club Ground on Satur-day.

Thevisitorswonthetossandelectedtofieldfirst. Manor posted 95/8 in their allotted 20-overs. ZamirMaraj top-scored forManorwith31 runs which included four boundaries.

X. Shobede was the destroyer-in-chief forMaphumulo claiming 5/12 from 4 overs.

In replyMaphumuloweredismissed for 68runs in the16thover.OpenerShobedewas theonly Maphumulo batsman to offer any resis-tancetop-scoringwith38runswhichincludedsix 4's.

Shivaan Singh (4/17 from 4 overs) andSuleiman Moolla (3/9 from 3 overs) were thepick of the Manor bowlers.

Meanwhile, Ilembe trounced NewlandsEast by 66-runs in a KwaZulu-Natal Sub-Union Challenge League game played at theJohn Dory Ground in Durban on Sunday. Thevisitors won the toss and elected to bat first.They posted 187/10 in 42.5 overs. PreshenRampersadh,battingat fournotchedupabril-lianthalf-century(68)whichincludednine4's.Opener Steven Jacobs smashed a "quickfire"37 runs which included five 4's and a huge 6.

Tail-enderMohamedMhlongo relished theconditions at the "death" smashing two sixesand three fours in his 36 runs contribution.

Wasim Suleiman (3/38 from 10 overs) andSaleem Malik (2/48 from 7.5 overs) were themost successful Newlands bowlers.

In reply the hosts were bundled out in the33rdoverfor121runswithAkmarAhmed(17)and Zulfir Nazir (17) the only batsmen to re-cord double digits.

Dillon Rautenbach (3/30 from7 overs) andIqbal Sher (2/21 from 10 overs) impressedwith the ball for Ilembe.

Manor 'C' (above) snatched a thrill-ing 27-runs victory against Maphu-mulo (top) in a domestic Twenty-20League game played at the CountryClub Ground on Saturday.

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Manor snatchthrilling 27-runsvictory

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A day and date we shall never forget. Whatsorrow the day brought. Those we love cannever be more than a thought apart. Why do thebest always have to go? An answer to that, we’llnever know. You were there when we called youin good times and in bad, we had a shoulder tolean on. You placed us first and did your best.

Forever remembered by loving mum and wifeMrs Kenny (Stanger)

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Called to Rest: 14/02/2014

In Loving Memory

will not ease it. No matter what we do or say, it’s so

difficult to live each day without you, everything

feels so empty, lonely and incomplete.We love you

Dad, miss you unconditionally, no words will ever

contain the hurt and painwe feel.You and your family are cordially invited to

th thattend the 15 & 16 Day Memorial Ceremony of

the late Mr Dharma Murugan on 28 February &

01 March 2014 from 5pm - 8pm at Happy Valley.Sadly missed by your loving wife, 8 children, 16

grandchildren, 13 great grandchildren, daughter-

in-law, sons-in-law and a host of family and friends.

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KWADUKUZA MUNICIPALITYAPPLICATION FOR DEVELOPMENT OF LAND:

ETETE PHASE 4 FOR A HUMAN SETTLEMENT PROJECT

Notices are hereby given that an application has been made to theMunicipality, in terms of Chapters 2: Section 9(2) as well as Chapter 3:Section 22(2) of the Kwazulu Natal Planning and Development Act, 2008(no. 6 of 2008) for the establishment of a land development area, knownas Etete Phase 4, on erven:

1.Chapter 2: proposed amendment of the scheme by the extension of theShakaskraal Town Planning Scheme; and2. Chapter 3: proposed consolidation and subsequent subdivision ofErven:

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all of THE Farm Chakas Kraal no. 865, Registered Division FU,Municipality of Kwadukuza, Province of Kwazulu-Natal.

The proposed development will consist of the following land uses,approximately:

1447 Special Residential erven3Administration erven (Community facilities)3 Education erven6 Mixed use erven (Commercial)3 Worship erven2 Sports field erven21 Public Open Space erven; andRoads.

A copy of the application and its accompanying documents will be openfor inspection from 28 February 2014 by interested members of the publicduring office hours at the Secretary, Development Planning, KwaDukuzaMunicipality, 14 ChiefAlbert Luthuli Stret.

Any person having sufficient interest in the proposed amendment isinvited to cause written comments thereon with The Municipal Manager,KwaDukuza Municipality, P.O. Box 72, Stanger, 4450 by no later than 4March 2014.

A person who fails to lodge or forward comments in response to thisnotice will be disqualified from further participation in the process.

Applicant Details:KwaDukuza Municipality:Represented by: S. J. Struwig Town and Regional PlannersP. O. Box 347Stanger 4450Tel No. 032 5523624Fax No. 032 5512636

N. J. MdakaNeMunicipal ManagerMunicipal Offices14 ChiefAlbert Luthuli StreetKwaDukuza MunicipalityP.O. Box 72Stanger4450

Date: 28 February 2014

WEEKLY REPORTER

RAJEN Naidoo inspired Morningside to anemphatic 194-runs victory against Warriors In-ternational in an Ilembe Cricket Union 50 Overstop-of-the-table league clash played at theCountry Club Ground on Sunday.

Man-of-the-match Naidoo hit a swashbuck-ling century (101) which included eight 4’s andseven 6’s.

Morningside won the toss and elected to bat

first. Gerhard Nagiah and Jodie Chetty set theplatform for a huge tally after posting an open-ing partnership of 42 runs before Chetty was dis-missed by Omar Hayat for 18 runs.

Nagiah and Naidoo took the tally to 68/2 be-fore Nagiah fell prey to a Suhail Yunus deliveryfor a well played 34 runs which included six 4’sand a huge 6.

Levan Moodaly was sent for an early showerafter being dismissed by Hayat for a mere 3 runs.Naidoo and Marshall Pubalan swung the pen-dulum in favour of Morningside after posting animpressive 108-runs 4th wicket partnership.

Pubalan made a note-worthy 42 runs which

included three boundaries before becomingHayat’s second victim. Rishal Devkurran joinedNaidoo at the crease and this pair posted an im-pressive 83-runs partnership for the 5th wicketbefore Naidoo departed the scene with a superbton next to his name.

Devkurranscoredabrillianthalfcentury(59)which included seven 4’s before being bowledby Pratheer Ramkaran. Morningside posted amammoth 292/8 in their allotted 50-overs.

Ramkaran was the pick of the Warriors bowl-ers claiming 3/63 from 10 overs. He receivedgood support from Hayat who claimed 2/44from 10 overs.

Chasing293forvictory,Warriorsweredis-missed for a paltry 98 runs in the 30th over.Mohamed Sikander (34), Rishen Mathaper-sad (15) and Ramkaran (11) were the onlybatsmen to offer any resistance.

Naidoo (1/16 from 7 overs) andDevkurran (1/16 from 7 overs)were the most economical Morn-ingside bowlers.

Naidoo inspires Morningside to victory

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KYLE Chinakanoo of NorthCoast Primary School wasover the moon after he was

selected to represent the KwaZulu-NatalCricketUnionU13Invitationalsquad to participate in the DPHStournament to be played in Durbanfrom 27 February to 1 March.

Twelve-year-old Kyle representedIlembe Primary Schools at the KZNPrimary Schools Cricket Festival inDurban last yearandcaught theeyeofselectors at the provincial tourna-ment.The youngster boasts immense talentwith the bat and ball and at the youngage of nine was selected to representthe North Coast Primary School U11squad. In 2013 he voted player of the

tournament in the Ilembe PrimarySchoolsU11Leagueclaiming15wick-ets and 105 runs.Kyle ishoping thathisparticipation inthe DPHS Tournament will be a step-pingstoneforacallupintotheKwaZu-luNatalPrimarySchoolsU13squadatthe end of the year.

Heis indebtedtoDesiganPillayandhis father, Devanwho serves asmen-tor and coach.

tant future.Kyle'sdreamistoplayfortheKZNDol-phinsemulatingthefeatofCodyChettyand Keshav Maharaj.Otherplayersselectedtorepresent theKZN U13 Invitational squad includeBrayden Sambhu and Tristan Abra-ham of Oceanview Primary in Chats-worth, Ross Klusener, Anthony Dun-ford, Chad Laycock and Chase Britz ofIzotsha, Sanele Mbatha of Sukuma,Stuart Mcgregor of Scottburgh, Thu-lani Chiliza of Mzwilili, Kwazi Mtshaliof Othando, LindaMthembuof Eqinis-weni and Fabian Naidoo of Umzin-tovale.

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THE ISKF Stanger club hosted their 9th an-nual awards ceremony recently. The eve-ning was dedicated to awarding all karate-ka's for their efforts in training and tourna-ments throughout the year of 2013.

All karateka's received accolades in re-spective categories.

The highlight of the evening was thepresentation of the male and female stu-dent of the year award.

These awards were presented to themale and female student who excelled in

all fields of karate for the year 2013.Monisha Naidoo and Desigan Naidoo

were the students who were presentedwith these awards. Sensei Johnny Pillay hewas extremely proud of all karateka's ofthe Stanger dojo.

"All students have shown good im-provement in the karate over the year.

“I encourage all karatekas of theStangerdojotostrivetobethebestkarate-ka's they can be inside the dojo as well aswithin society.

“This can only be achieved with hardtraining and self-discipline."

The ISKF Stanger Club’s managementteam will like to thank all involved in thepreparation and execution of the awards.

ISKF Stanger trains on Tuesdays andThursdays at the RA Moodley Hall be-tween 5pm and 6:30pm.

ForfurtherinformationyoucancontactSensei Johnny Pillay 083 420 1041 (ChiefInstructor), Judy Pillay 083 632 4172 (ClubSecretary) or Kuben Pillay 073 404 7179.

Some of the karatekas seen withtheir trophies.

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THEREwasamajorupsetintheIlembeDartsAssociation doubles tournament played atthe Action Sports Bar in Darnall on

Wednesday night.Rookies Yogan Pillay and Asogan Lat-

shoomanan stunned the more fancied duo ofCharlie Pillay andDaveGovender in straight sets(2-0) inthefinalplayedbeforeahugecrowdtoan-nex their firstmajor silverware of the 2014 dartsseason.

Pillay and Latshoomanan had to dig deep intotheir reserves to overcome the resilient pair ofJerry Govender and Kevin Gounden (2-1) in thequarter-final to secure a place in the semi's.

Newly crowned IlembeDarts Association sin-gleschampionSanjaySinghjoinedforceswiththeyouthful home-grown Jean Mark Devasagayamin the doubles competition andwere odds-on fa-vourites for honours.

But,SinghandDevasagayamsufferedahumil-iating1-2defeatat thehandsofPreollenMuthoo-samy and Rajesh Parasaraman in the quarter-fi-nals. Muthoosamy and Parasaraman werestoppedintheir tracksbyanin-formLatshoomanand Pillay in the semi'swho recorded an impres-sive 2-0 win to book their place in the final.

Vishalin Parmasivan and Rajen Pillay weregrinning from ear to ear after being drawnagainst Charlie and Dave in the quarters, butwereleftlickingtheirwoundsaftersufferinga2-0defeat.

JodieNaidooandTerrenceSubbanprovedtooclassy for Richard Menen and Justin Naidoo inthe quarters, winning 2-0 to secure a semi-finalberthagainstCharlieandDave.NaidooandSub-ban were firing blanks in the third and decisivesetofthesemi'sagainstapsyched-upCharlieandDave which resulted in their 2-1 demise.

The final failed to live up to expectations anddespitethevociferoussupportforlocalheroDaveand his partner Charlie, rank-outsiders Lat-shoomananandPillaystayedfocusedtonotchupan impressive 2-0 win to be crowned doubleschampions.

Tonight (Wednesday) Ilembe Darts Associa-tionwill host a 4-a-side knockout tournament atthe Action Sports Bar in Darnall commencing at7.30pm.

Yogan Pillay and Asogan Latshoomanan (seat-ed) clinched the Ilembe Darts Association dou-

bles title after trouncing Dave Govender andCharlie Pillay (standing) in straight sets (2-0)

in the final.PHOTO: SUPPLIED

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IT is that time of the year again. The annualiLembe Chamber of Commerce, IndustryTourism Networking Golf Day will take placeat the Zimbali Country Club on Thursday, 10April. The four balls have started up fillingalready.

The iLembe Chamber’s golf day is not justa fun way to get out of the office – it is angreat business networking event with otherbusinesses within one of the fastest growingmunicipal districts in the country.

The fourball alliance (with a twist) format

will start with a shotgun start at 11am. Thegolf will be followed by an awards presenta-tion and dinner hosted at the Zimbali Coun-try Club. The cost for chamber members isR2200 per fourball which includes greenfees, cart fees and dinner. The fourball fee for

non-chamber members it is R2 400. Oppor-tunities to sponsor hole or prize money arealso available.

To book sponsorship or find out more con-tact Kim Holt of KDH Group on 082 3051646 or email kim@kdhgroup.co.za.

Chamber golf day coming up

KLFA Premier LeagueThursday, 27 February6.00pm-Rocky Park vs Citizen (Manor)6.00pm-Beez vs Doringkop (Recreation)Friday, 28 February6.00pm-Siyazama vs Madundube (Manor)6.00pm-Movers vs Tiger Boyz (Recreation)Saturday, 1 March9.30am-Nandi Shooting Stars vs Tigers (Recreation)11.00am-Townview vs Melville United (Recreation)1.00pm-Thembeni vs Young Lions (Recreation)Sunday, 2 March9.30am-Ex Lucky Stars vs Park United (Manor)9.30am-Monza vs Junior Stars (Recreation)11.00am-Mtwana vs Mavusana (Manor)11.00am-Young Nation vs Happy Stars (Recre-ation)1.00pm-K9 Real Celtic vs Citizens (Manor)1.00pm-Junior Stars vs Doringkop (Recreation)Inethi Kayigcwali Madoda!

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Twenty-20 LeagueSaturday, 1 March12 noon-Doringkop vs Manor C (Gledhow)12 noon-Warriors vs Nkobongo (Country Club)3.00pm-Flipside vs Pak International (Gledhow)3.00pm-Dawnheights vs Ashraffiya (Country Club)50-Overs LeagueSunday, 2 March10.00am-Dawnheights vs Mandeni (Gledhow)10.00am-Warriors International vs Manor (CountryClub)

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Rocky Park United extend unbeaten recordROCKY Park United extended their 8-matchunbeaten record since the start of the2013/2014 season after snatching a late 3-2winagainstCobrainaSAFAKwaDukuzaLocalFootball Association Division One Leaguegame played at the Recreation Ground.

The KLFA Division One log leaders werestunned after their rivals took a surprise 1-0lead in the20thminute.NthukuMthiyanewasbroughtdown just outside theboxaftera reck-less tackle by the United central defender andthe referee did not hesitate to award Cobra afree- kick.

Mthokozisi Mathaba's powerful shot beattheUnitedkeeperandreboundedoff thecross-bar.Theball fell invitinglyat the feetofMthiya-ne, who made no mistake from close range togive Cobra a 1-0 lead.

Cobra's joy was short lived after RishalSingh weaved his way into the box and found

his unmarked twin-brother, Rishen Singh inthe box who gently tapped the ball to the leftof theCobrakeeper tomake thescore-line1-1.

United wasted an opportunity of goingahead in the 30thminute after Rishal beat theoffside trap, but he blasted the ball over thecrossbar. Just before the break, Cobra struckagainafterNkosinathiMhlongoreceivedaper-fect through ball from Sanele Zulu and the tal-ented striker hammered the ball into the topright-hand corner to give his side a 2-1 lead.

After missing the target on no less thanthree occasions in the first half, Rishal got hisact together early in the 2nd half after beatingthe Cobra keeper with a thunderous drive tolevel the scores at 2-2.

DamianChetty squandered an opportunityof putting United ahead on the stroke of thehour-mark.Hebeathismarkerontheleft flankandinsteadofpassingtheball totheunmarked

Singh twins, he selfishly shot at goal, hittingthe side-netting.

Sanele Zulu beat the offside trap and wasoverwhelmedwith the one-on-one opportuni-ty with the United keeper, before fluffing hisshot and kicking wide. Midfielder Riaz Wil-liams, who controlled the engine-room withprecision, watched in despair after his longrange shot was acrobatically saved the Cobrakeeper.

In the final 15 minutes tempers flared andtherewere somerobust challenges cominges-peciallyfromthedesperateUnitedplayerswhowere fortunate to remain on the field after be-ing cautioned (yellow-carded) by the referee.

In the dyingminutes of the game,Williamswas brought down in the box and the refereedidnothesitate toawardUnitedapenalty.Per-cy Lucas converted the resultant spot-kick togive United a hard earned 3-2 win and keeptheir unblemished record intact.

AnelatedUnitedcoachLarryWilliamssaid:"Itwas a toughgameand theCobra outfit test-ed our resolve. We need more composure infront of goals ifwehope to secure theKLFADi-vision One League title at the end of the sea-son.”

Meanwhile, in anearlier gameTigers over-came Tornado (2-1) in a KLFA Division OneLeague game.

Nkosikhona Mthembu put Tigers ahead inthe 15th minute with a brilliant solo effort. Inthe35thminuteThabisoDlaminiwasbroughtdown in theboxandMpenduloMthembucon-verted the resultant spot-kick to give Tigers acommanding 2-0 lead going into the break.

Tigerssteppedoff theaccelerator inthe2ndhalfandvirtuallypaidthepriceafterconcedinga late goal.

Weekly Reporter.A jubilant Rocky Park United outfit extended their unbeaten record to eight games on a trotafter beating Cobra (3-2) at the Recreation Ground on Saturday.

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