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No end toAshvilleprotestsin sight>> Trucks set alight in latest protest asresidents demand better service deliveryJYOTHI LALDAS

PROTESTING,which began dur-ing the firstweekof September,shows no sign of abating after

three truckswere set alight by an an-gry mob on the R74 near Ashville onSunday.

It isbelieved thathundredsof resi-

dents from Ashville, Glendale andsurroundingareasareprotestingdueto lack of service delivery in the area.

According to KwaDukuza SAPScommunicationsofficerConstableSi-busisoKhumalohundredsofprotest-ers have blocked the roadwith skips,logs and debris.

Theprotesters arealsobelieved to

have stoned the police and commut-erson theroad, forcingpolice tocloseoff the road between Doringkop andMaphumulo.

KwaDukuza mayor RicardoMthembu visited the area on Sundayin a effort to calm protesters.

However, the meeting with themwas disrupted and he was forced toleave the area.

“A group of people disrupted themeetingwhilewewererecessing. Weare going to engage the communityand see howwe canmove forward interms of avoiding these problems ofburning tyres [and so on],” he said.

He was able to establish that thecommunity had a number of servicedelivery concerns including properhousing, water, sanitation and elec-tricity and has promised to addressthese concerns.

As of Monday, Ashville PrimarySchool has had to remain closedfor the safety of the pupils andteachers.

Four people were arrested andcharged for public violence earlierthis month after they stoned policestationed in Ashville during the firstround of service delivery protests.

The scene became violent and the

PublicPolicingUnithadtobebroughtin to calm the situation.

Protesters near Ashville PrimarySchoolalsoattemptedtoattackteach-ers forcing them to shut down andleave school.

Police have been monitoring thesituation and are currently stationedintheareaindefinitelytomaintainor-der.

TheKwaDukuzaSAPSaremakingan appeal to the owners of the truckstocomeforwardandopencasesatthepolice station.

The owners are urged to call theKwaDukuza SAPS on 032 551 8200.

Police stationed in the area to maintain order.PHOTO: MERVYN KRISHNA

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MERVYN KRISHNA

KTHE KwaZulu-Natal MEC forTransport, Community Safetyand Liaison, Willies Mchunu,

announced last week that govern-ment is exploring the idea to maketaxi ranks a gun–free zone.

The meeting, held at the KwaD-ukuza TownHall with the KwaDuku-za and Maphumulo taxi operators,was triggered by the shooting at theKwaDukuza taxi rankwhich left sev-en people wounded recently.

Mchunu announced that govern-menthas launcheda clean-upopera-tion to root out illegal operators andthe use of illegal security guards.

“This clean–up operation startedat the weekend and we impoundedeight vehicles belonging to illegal op-erators in Maphumulo.

“In the same operation, police alsoarrested three security guards whoare allegedly involved in the recentshooting.

“Moreover, three fire arms and180 live rounds of ammunition wereconfiscated during the operation. Allthefirearmswillnowbetakenforbal-listics.

“This is clear evidence that weare paying attention to the problems

of violence and instability in KwaD-ukuza and Maphumulo,” said theminister.

TheDepartment of Transport hasbeen engaged in a processwithKwa-Maphumulo Taxi Association to re-solve their in-fighting relating to thedispute over the association’s execu-tive.

Mchunu met with the executivewhere itwas agreed that illegal oper-ators have no place in the industry.

At the meeting Mchunu alsoshared with the taxi operators thecontent of the Co-operation Agree-ment which is a guiding framework,

implemented immediately.“It will bring order and stability

to your operations and thus dealharshly with illegal taxi operators. Itwill also help us put a complete stoptotheshootingsandkillingsinthetaxiindustry in this area,” said theminis-ter.

The department and the associa-tions signed the Co-operation Agree-ment asan indication towork togeth-er to normalise operations in the in-dustry.

The three security guards whowere arrested appeared in theKwaDukuza Magistrate’s Court on

Wednesday last week and weregranted bail.

“ADDRESSING THE MEETING, MCHUNUANNOUNCED THAT GOVERNMENT

HAS LAUNCHED A CLEAN-UPOPERATION TO ROOT OUT

ILLEGAL OPERATORS AND THE USE OFILLEGAL SECURITY GUARDS”

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The agreement entails reg-ulating the collection ofmoneyat taxi ranks,auditingof finan-cial statements, imposing con-ditions to security companiestoworkwiththepolice,andap-proaching courts to indict ille-gal taxi operators.

“This agreement is by farthe most effective solution toyour problems and it must be

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Crime fighter killed in cold blood>> ‘The killing is a barbaric act against the loyal community worker which should not go unpunished’MERVYN KRISHNA

WHEN Isaac Gumede’s unclewas killed by criminals al-most 20 years ago, hemade

the decision to dedicate his life tofighting crime.

Lastweek, thebravecrime fighter,like his uncle, was killed by crimi-nals.

Gumede was shot at his home inNtshawini in full view of his family.

It is believed that he was con-fronted by an armed man who

opened fire on him in front of hisfamily, killing him instantly.

Gumede,whowasamemberoftheCommunity Policing Forum inKwaDukuza, together with his team,played a major role in arrestingcriminals and bringing crime downin the Ntshawini area for manyyears.

Gumede also played a role in there-deployment of KwaDukuza SAPSstation commander Brigadier Bong-iwe Sithole.

On numerous occasions Gumede

went up to the Provincial Commis-sioner’s office and the Office of theKZNminister for Safety and Securityto complain about what he believedwaspatheticservicedeliveryfromtheKwaDukuza SAPS.

KwaDukuza Mayor RicardoMthembu condemned the murdersaying this was a serious set-back inthe battle against crime.

“The killing is a barbaric actagainst the loyal community workerwhich should not go unpunished,”said Mthembu.

“Members of Community PolicingForums are self-less people who vol-unteer their timetoservethecommu-nity and to contribute towards a fightagainst crime.

“The services they render to thecommunityshouldberecognisedandrespected by all.

“Unfortunatelytheyarenowbeingtargetedbytherogueandcriminalel-ements who want to impose them-selves on the communities.

“I urge all thosewhomight help infinding leads to come forward to the

police,” said Mthembu.The mayor also extended his

heartfelt condolences to the familymembers of Gumede and his col-leagues in the CPF.

“I am, however, convinced thatthe police will soon catch up withthose responsible and they shall facethe fullmightof the law,”saidMthem-bu.

A case of murder and attemptedmurder have been registered at theKwaDukuza SAPS and are being in-vestigated by police.

MERVYN KRISHNA

“CHILDWelfare SA-KwaDukuza is themost respected organisation in theprovince with high moral and ethicalstandards,” said Dr Umesh Naidoo,whowas guest speaker at the society’s75th annual general meeting lastweek.

Dr Naidoo who is also an executivememberofDolphinCoastHospiceandchairman of the KwaDukuza MedicalAssociation went on to say the societyprovides anexcellent service in thear-ea, providing care for families inneed,

takingcareoftheneedsofchildrenandprotecting their rights.

“Protection of families,womenandchildren is of paramount importancein our society where abuse is rife andthe work done by the society is noble.For an organisation such as this to besuccessful, sound management is ofutmost importance.”

Dr Naidoo congratulated the boardmembers, executive and all those in-volved with the society in reaching 75years this year.

President of the society PravinSham thanked the community and the

businesses of KwaDukuza for theirgenerous support over the years.

“The society renders amuch-need-ed service to the community. We con-tinue to depend on our funders to ena-ble us to fulfill the aims and objectivesof our organisation.”

The following management mem-bers were elected: Pravin Sham, Har-risGovender,BonnyMaraj,AnnaMar-aj, Kishore Hira, Baboo Ganie, JimmyNaidoo, Chin Suriah, Bala Govender,Deva Naidoo, Jenny Naidoo, MervynKrishna, Sewraj Maharaj and TrishenGovender,

Senior socialwork managerPenny Dhaver,Dr Umesh Nai-doo, PravinSham, CEO-Property Divisionof Edison Corpo-ration PreganNaicker andchairman ofChild WelfareSA-Tongaat Har-old Maistry.PHOTO: MERVYNKRISHNA

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Umhlali SAPS clampdown on crime>> Crime decreases drastically Umhlali, but way up elsewhere on the North Coast

SHANNON HOPKINS

WHILE most North CoastSAPS statistics for the2013/2014yearshowan

increase in crime, those fromUmhlali SAPS station showamas-sive drop.

The statistics were released bytheSAPSlastweek,amidmuchna-tional debate and concern aboutthe general trend of increasedcrime.

Umhlali SAPS figures showcrimes suchas sexual offences, at-tempted murder, robbery anddrug-relatedcrimeshavedroppedby - substantially -more thanhalf.

Statistics show assault with in-

tention todogrievousbodilyharmdecreased from 265 to 73 inci-dents and common assault from214 to 53.

Sexual crimes were at 99 inci-denceslastyear,andhavedroppedto 28 this year.

Residential robberywentdownfrom 512 cases to 109 and theftfrom inside motor vehicles from130 to 25.

After an alarming 150 percentincrease in break-ins from the2011/2012 to the2012/2013year,this is no small feat.

Drug-related crime is alsodownmassively, from426cases to43.Attemptedmurderwent downfrom 39 to 10 cases reported this

year.Umhlali SAPS acting station

commander Dieter Fittkau saidtheimprovementcanbeattributedto the help of the community.

“I think more community in-volvementandhavingspecific tar-geted policing activities havehelped us to clamp down oncrime,” said Fittkau.

He said community initiativessuch as the Community PolicingForum and Salt Rock and BallitoNeighbourhood Watch, amongothers, have been instrumental inreporting crimes, so that the SAPSare always on top of crime mat-ters.

However, KwaDukuza and

Tongaatpolice stationsshowmas-sive increases in crime.

KwaDukuza SAPS statisticsshowcrimehassoared,withCom-munity Policing Forum memberIsaac Gumede even being mur-dered last week (see www.ballito-fever.co.za for full story).

Someoffences suchasattempt-edmurder and assault with intentto grievous bodily harm aredown.

Burglary at residential premis-es isupfrom969tonearly1200in-cidences, aggravated robbery atnon-residential properties is at 87from 46 and drug-related crimeis up from 953 to 1057 inciden-ces.

MERVYN KRISHNA

KWADUKUZA ratepayers say theyare being ripped off as rampanttheft of municipal assets goes un-checked.

Apparently insiders have sto-

to account for all assets of coun-cil?

“The DA believes executive di-rectors of various departmentsmust be responsible and account-able for management of assetsunder their control,” Sing said.

The North Coast KwaDukuzaRatepayers Association is also de-manding that KwaDukuza councilfires useless and corrupt officialswho have ruthless attitudesabout their obligations to deliverproper services.

Fire useless and corrupt officials, saysratepayer’s association

len items totalling R1.3million and now themunicipal accountingofficer (municipalmanager) NJ Mdakane,has recommended tocouncil to approve thewrite-off of the missingitems. However, beforeapproving the write-off, council called for afull scale investigation.

Hundreds of items,some of which include amachine cable faultfinder (R56 000), anal-yser cable (R44 000),computers switch sport(R33 000), concretechain saw (R10 000),ram hydraulic (R18000), machine saw cir-cular (R28 000), phasecontroller (R36 000),motorised tar spraypump (R20 000), test-er insulation (R31 000)have gone missing andtotal R1.3 million.

The DA caucus lead-er Madhun Sing calledfor thieves who are em-ployed in the KwaD-ukuza Municipality tobe nailed and jailed.

“Our position is sim-ple. Has the municipali-ty exhausted all ave-nues in locating theitems including report-ing such cases to theKwaDukuza SAPS? Hasthe heads of depart-ments done enough toputmechanisminplace

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He went on to say their systemprovides pupils with the opportu-nity to work through the curricu-lumat their ownpace, and at theirown level of ability.

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“The end result is a positive,motivated, independentpupilwhohas the opportunity to choose thefuture he/she wants.”

ForfurtherinformationcontactSuhail Singh on 032 552 1264 or072 5822 493.

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tel eBandla recently.Farirmont took prizes in the Provincial

Accommodation category for their guest-house and resort.

The 2014 Lilizela Tourism Awards hon-oured those who make the visitor industrythrive. Now in its second year, the eventwas well attended by industry players ata glitzy gala dinner.

TheeventisaninitiativeoftheNationalDepartment of Tourism (NDT) and man-aged and delivered by the Tourism Grading

Council of South Africa (TGCSA).“We extend our heartfelt congratula-

tions to the KwaZulu-Natal finalists andthe winners. The quality of their offeringsand continued commitment to their tradehas not only impacted positively on theirbusiness, but it also enhances South Afri-ca’s global competitiveness,” said ThembiKunene, chairperson of the Lilizela TourismAwards.

The evening, which also promoted theprovincial tourism month programme, sawtop provincial government leaders and

tourism stakeholders under one roof.Quality, authenticity and service excel-

lence are key drivers in achieving tourismgrowth and the vision to make KZN recog-nised as Africa’s top destination by 2030.This is according to Tourism KwaZulu-Na-tal’s strategic plan document 2013 to 2018.

‘Lilizela’ is an Nguni word meaning toululate: an African act of congratulatingwork well done.

The awards received over one hundredentries from regional industry profession-als and businesses.

MayenziweKhuluse, direct-or of guest ser-vices at Fair-mont ZimbaliLodge and Fair-mont ZimbaliResort receivingthe award.PHOTO: SUPPLIED

Zimbali scoops tourism awards>> Tourism KwaZulu-Natal celebrates Tourism Business Excellence at Lilizela Tourism awards

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WELL-knownNorthCoastartistJaneDigbyhadanexhibitionstallatthean-nualHiltonArtsFestivalheldovertheweekend.

Digby said the event went ex-tremely well.

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ence for me as an artist," said Digby.Digby paints and teaches prolificallyin Ballito.

She will be participating at the‘Year of the Horse’ exhibition at theElizabeth Gordon Gallery in Durbannext month.

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IDP to receive a ‘make over’>> Experts brought on board to problem-solve the area’s Integrated Development Plan

SHANNON HOPKINS

WITH theNorth Coast experi-encing frequent power out-ages and unpredictable

population movements, amongstother challenges, experts have beenbrought on board to assist.

The first workshop to ascertainchallenges in the iLembe region’s In-tegrated Development Plan (IDP),with a view to rectifying them, washeld at the iLembe Chamber of Com-merce last Friday.

TheUNFPA(UnitedNationsPopu-lation Fund), in collaboration withKZN Cooperative Governance andTraditional Affairs (Cogta) and theKZN Population Unit in the Depart-ment of Social Development, hascommissionedOutsourcedInsightCCtodevelopa‘best-practice’IDPfortheiLembe District Municipality.

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officials to integrate population anddevelopment issues into respectiveIDPs.

Thebest-practicemodel - thatwillbe developed through this process -will be inclusive of existing statutoryrequirementsandpopulationandde-velopment-related issues.

Outsourced Insight owner Ste-phenRulesaid theworkshopwill firstbe an information-gathering exer-cise. “We will be collecting percep-tions about what is happening andnot happening within all four of theiLembe district’s municipalities.

“Oncethisiscomplete,thewayfor-ward will be discussed by interestedand affected parties,” said Rule.

He said this was the first meetingof many. Next week’s meeting willgive members of the public a chanceto have their say.

ThereafterOutsourcedInsightwillengage with municipal officials andrepresentatives. Outsourced In-sight’s Justin Steyn said challengeshave already come to light.

“There are instances in the areawithregardtopopulation thatarenotideal. For example, Ndwedwe has anegativepopulationgrowth.Weneedto find out why and how this can besolved.Thereareotherareas thatarenot controlled andhave a huge influxof people, causing pressure on servi-ces and infrastructure,” said Steyn.

He added that municipalities areapproving new developments, suchas gated estates, without there beingsufficientelectricityandwater tosup-port them.

“Ballito isheading formajorwaterrestrictions if this is not dealtwithur-gently. There is already great strainonelectricitysupply,withoutagesbe-ing the norm,” said Steyn.

KZNLegislature’sAnnMcDonnell,who attended the workshop, said itcould be very effective if the “rightpeople attended.”

“The IDP is not always taken seri-ously. Many large projects, like thePeakingPlant, goaheadwithouthav-ing been properly provided for in theIDP. The public also needs to get in-volved. Attendance at the publicmeetings is poor, and thus just be-comesa‘box-ticking’exerciseformu-nicipalities,” said McDonnell.

PHOTO: SHANNON HOPKINSILembe Chamber’s Nobuhle Funda, Thys Nell, Puleng Maphela, Roshan Chali-tar from Siza Water, Robin Richards, Justin Steyn, iLembe Chamber’s ClairePhillips, Outsourced Insight owner Stephen Rule and Ann McDonnell.

JYOTHI LALDAS

UNDER the heritage month theme, “Celebrat-ing 20 years of freedom: tell your story thatmoves South Africa forward”, the Luthuli Mu-seumwillbehostingadialogueandaworkshopon heritage in a partnership programme withthe Institute of Afrikology and BlacknificentSeminars.

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The joys of being a Durbanite

THERE are things about liv-inginDurban,andindeedinSouthAfrica, that are unde-

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The rapists, murderers andthieves. The Zumas. The fact thatthe only car one can buy in pink isa Suzuki Alto. I could carry on.

Over the course of writing thisoft-cynical column, I have beentold by at least one reader to packmybags and leave, or stopwhing-ing about South Africa.

Well, senders of hate-mail, to-day I am going to extol the virtuesofourprodigiousprovinceandour

so-called rainbow nation as awhole.

I do not intend to make thissoundlikeatourismbrochure,butif anyone were to be inclined tohiremeasa travelwriterbasedonthis piece, the door to negotiationis always open.

Likeanawkwardconversation,I amgoing to startwith theweath-er. While Our city swelters underhair-raising humidity (literally,hair raising).

However, I realised after visit-ingSingapore a fewyears ago thatsayingDurbanishumidis likecall-ingagarden snakeadeadlybeast.It could be so, so much worse.

Salaries, one might argue, arefarhigherinJohannesburgthaninour relatively sleepy town.

This is true, and somebody do-ing your job in Johannesburgmayearn 30% more than you.

This after they fight traffic 80%longer than you do, pay obsceneamounts ofmoney for their piecesof property neighbouring a minedump, and pay etolls because thegantries, amazingly enough, havestill not been pulled down by vigi-lantes.

Inlivingthislifestyleinournearthe city of gold, they manage tosave a small amount of moneyeach year. And what do they dowith it?

Spend it on their annual trip tothe coast, when they will spend aweekortwoinDurbanorMargate,clamouring with their counter-parts to claim a spot on the beachorgettheirkidontooneoftheridesat uShaka Marine World.

Capetoniansboast of theclean-linessof theircity,whichcannotbedisputed.

Theyspeaklovinglyofthewhitesand on their beaches, where thewater is so cold that by sticking ina toe, it is possible to freeze off anipple.

Admittedly, Cape Town doeshave one thing that we don't - amountain.

If anyone ever tells you thatBloemfontein, Pietermaritzburgor Pofadder are better places tolive than Durban, be charitableand book them an appointmentwith the next available psychia-trist.

Withinathree-hourdriveofourfront doors, we have game re-

serves, thebigfive,mountainsandmore natural beauty than couldarguablybefoundanywhereintheworld.

We have beaches, waves andmarkets to be freely laid upon,surfed and explored.

Our entertainment scene is im-proving in leaps and bounds,withBig Concerts actually not leavingus out of TheScript's tourwhich isplanned for early next year.

Our localcomedysceneis flour-ishing, thanks to some talented lo-cals.

As awhole, SouthAfrica (touchwood) seems to be a low priorityfor the terrorist organisationswhich threaten the USA, the UK,and other first world nations.

Thus far, in dealing with ourown problems, we seem to havelargely avoided the inadvertent orintentional offending of any nota-ble religious group.

As a nation, we have beenthrough hell. Some of us are stillsuffering immeasurable hard-ships.

But, Durbanites, we suffer ourlot under the warmth of the sun-shineandsurroundedbypeoplesolaid back they are almost lyingdown. Things could be worse.

Happy Heritage Day, Durban.

STEPH MCLENNAN

KZN MEC, Mike Mabuyakhulu’s dogged determina-tiontosoldieronwithhis “pieinthesky” Drakensburgcableway project in the face of an increasingly diffi-cult economic climate becomes more farcical witheach day.

The involvement of Ithala Development Bank an-nounced recently raises another red flag.

The KZN portfolio committee for tourism has notyet met to discuss this project. To be informed by themedia that Ithala is taking over the reins on thisproject is frankly insulting to the newly elected legis-lature.

According to media reports, Ithala will be respon-sible for driving funding for the project, and for thebusiness model.

This is alarming in light of the failed Dolphin Whis-pers development in the Point area of Durban - alsodriven by Ithala Bank – and the many other “whiteelephants” left in its wake around the province.

During the recent KZN budget approval process,the DA ppealed to Mabuyakhulu and his departmentto get the basics right first. This means putting anygrand plans for a cableway on the back burner.

Departmental priorities should be the upgrade ofroads and accommodation, particularly in the Hluh-luwe-Umfolozi Park, while access roads and signageto all KZN’s tourism sites need to be maintained toenhance the experience of a visit to our province. Acableway in a remote corner of the Drakensburg isdoomed to fail.

Ann McDonnell, MPLDA KZN spokesperson on Economic De-

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DA says no tothis ‘pie inthe sky’ project

I ENJOYED reading about your Spelling Beecompetitions throughoutKZNand I think thatthe people who started this competitionmustreceive praise.

As a teacher, I think it is an excellent tooltoencouragepupilstoputextraeffortintotheirlanguagedevelopment,butIamsadthatitwasnotasbigasalloftheotheryearsandtheprizeswere a lot smaller.

I have seen the effects in our own school,where the children actively try to use newwords in their essays and written work, andI think the spelling bee and the enthusiasmwithwhich they learnt thewords for the com-petitionhadabig role to play.May it growbig-ger next year.

English teacher

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Only Egypt, Angola, Yemen and Libyaranked slightly lower.

With little or no effort youhave managed toprovide yourselves with untold wealth at theexpense of the country and have now success-fullymanaged to deprive theyouthofa decenteducation and future.

The country is a shambles. Municipalitiesare going bankrupt, hospitals are in a disas-trous state, Telkom and Eskom are broke andare in turmoil.

SAA is constantlybeingbailedoutandSABCand e-Tags are nightmares that have gonewrong,to name a few of your achievements.

You, the voters are part of this problem toofor allowing them to continue unabated forthe past 20 years.

Keep up the goodwork - itwon’t be long be-fore we are a fully fledged banana republic. Ihope you are proud of yourselves.

No Hope

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If youhavebeenusingacertainmedicationforanextendedperiodof time, while engaging in regularexercise, overtime this could alsoaffect theway your body respondsto certain medications.

Forexample,exercisehasbeenshown to increase sensitivity tosome psychoactive medicationssuch as antidepressants, whereasregular exercise has been showntodecreasetheneedforhighbloodpressure medication over time.

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CONSTANT neck pain is a commonproblem and is quite difficult to dealwith and moreover very troublesome

since it impacts negatively on all aspect ofyour life and health.

WHAT ARE SOME OF THE CAUSES OFNECK PAIN?

Damaged nerve (pinching of nerve), de-generativce disc disease, injury, whiplash,constant exposer to cold wind.

Stress, holding the neck in the same po-sition for a long time, improper or quickmovement.

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The patient responds fantastically andalmost immediate relief is felt, since theyare treating the root cause of the problemand not just the symptom, thus enablingyou to live a pain free life

For most people, stiffness and pain are

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* Eat most of your food by lunchtime - The body’smetabolism reaches its peak by lunchtime (slowingdown as the sun starts to set) and you should usethis to your advantage by making breakfast andlunch your largest meals of the day.

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Celebrating Heritage Day>> Knowing your heritage is the key to celebrating it

WHAT Is Our Heritage?As South Africa celebrates

Heritage Month, we have an op-portunity to reflect on what our collectiveheritage actually is.

This is apt as we look back on what wehave achieved in the first 10 years of SouthAfrica's freedom and democracy.

Several public attempts have beenmade to define heritage, to capture its es-sence in the South African context.

Invariably, questions are raised aboutits value and worth, and particularly its rolein helping us meet some of our many chal-lenges.

Some have loosely defined heritage as"something possessed as a result of one'snatural situation or birth" or "inheritedfrom the past, passed on by those - people,experiences and events - that have comebefore us".

Both of these are true of South Africa'sheritage, which also encompasses our his-tory, values, norms and culture.

Givenourdiversity, it isdifficulttospeakof any of these in a singular sense.

Through an extensive consultativeprocess and critical analysis of various re-search findings as part of the Brand SouthAfrica campaign, the International Mar-keting Council defined our heritage interms of three elements: who we are, whatwe have and how we do things.

Who we areIn a way, who we are and who we

choose to be as a nation is very much aproduct of our collective heritage.

Because of our history and the lessonsdrawn from it, we have chosen to gatherstrength in our diversity and not to regardor use it as a divisive tool.

The celebratory Khoisan term Ke e Xar-ra Ke ("United in Diversity") serves as a liv-ing testimony to the choice we made morethan ten years ago - to find peaceful andproductive ways of resolving our differen-ces, which has led to all of us living as onenation.

That choice makes it possible for us to-day to proudly speak of "unity in diversity".

South Africans have a pioneering spirit,

courage and the determination to succeed.These traits continue to drive us as we

deal with the challenges of building a na-tiononcedivided,tofindingfreshandinno-vative solutions in dealing with these chal-lenges.

The optimism and encouragement wefind in unlikely places and from the mostunexpected people, fuels our task of bet-tering the lives of our fellow South Africansand at the same time, ensuring that wecompete with the best in the world.

What we haveIncreasingly, South Africans are begin-

ning to appreciate what we have inheritedand what we are collectively capable of.

Similar to the rich and diverse naturalresources of this beautiful land and itswildlife, we have a productive diversity,caring strength and creative ingenuity thatis building a country that is adored and en-vied by the world.

To most of the world, we are viewed ashaving so much to offer to all of our citizensand the rest of the international communi-ty. Examples are: Our country's successfultransformation from a pariah state to astable and prosperous democracy, whichhas led to South Africa being respectedand revered internationally for its mostprogressive constitution Our ability to turna tragic situation into a lesson for the world- our transition to a democratic state wasexpected to be marred by violence and ret-ribution, but instead it was an astoundinglesson in reconciliation Our underlyingwealth and natural assets and the talentof all South Africans - the world comes toSouth Africa to see its beautiful skies andbeaches, Table Mountain and the game re-serves, which always fulfil their expecta-tions. However, what amazes and surpris-es visitors is that they fall in love with thewarmth and friendliness of our people,which always entices them to come backfor more South African smiles and caringattitudes.

Ways to celebrate our heritageThe Oxford dictionary defines heritage

as "what is or may be inherited and a por-tion allotted to anyone".

September is Heritage Month in SouthAfrica and it is every South African's rightto embrace and celebrate it! Here are someways we can celebrate our heritage:

1. Explore and discover our country - andwhile you're at it, visit our heritage sites.Not sure where they are? Visit www.south-africa.infotoplanyourtripfromexperienceto experience.

2. Show your true colours and fly ourflag - be an ambassador for South Africaand fly our flag in thought, word and deed.After all, marketing South Africa is every-one's business and each and every one ofus, through our behaviour, the words weuse and the stories we tell, can make a dif-ference in how we see ourselves and howthe rest of the world perceives South Afri-ca. Think of our progressive constitution,Desmond Tutu and Nelson Mandela as justa start.

3. Celebrate our successes and shareyour life story; we have a lot to be proudof - we continue to inspire the world to anew way of doing things, because ourunique combinations create refreshingpossibilities.

4. Proudly buy South African productsand make use of South African services.Thisisnotonlyacelebrationofourheritagebut it helps to sustain our economy too.Marmite, boerewors, Mrs Balls Chutney,Ouma's Rusks and biltong - does it get anybetter than that? Why not host a HeritageDay lunch and serve only South Africanfood?

5. Learn our anthem - We must be theonly country to have a national anthemcomposed in five different languages - andprobably the only one whose people don'tknow the words to all of the verses! Go towww.southafrica.infotolearnthewordstothe entire anthem.

Unity in diversity is the key to heritage in South Africa.

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PIETER-DIRK UYS

MY South Africa officiallyhouses 50 million people ofall colours, creeds, religions

and genders. Ifwe include the unoffi-cialrefugeepopulationfromZimbab-we, Mozambique, Angola, Namibiaand Somalia it might be closer to 65million for all we know.

My South Africa today has a thou-sandshadesofblackandtherainbowneeds urgent re-inventing.

MySouthAfrica isblessedwiththegifts of communication. We have 11official languages. No one can eversay they didn’t knowwhat was goingon. Someone will eventually say it intheir language.

My South Africa has not changeditsnamewiththebirthof itsdemocra-cy, butmanyof our roads, streets andtownsneed toreinvent theiraddress-es. How long can we drive downHendrik Verwoerd Boulevard, JohnVorster Avenue or PW Botha Streetwithout throwing up?

My South Africa is not Hollandwhere they think they understandAfrikaans and don’t want to be re-minded that Verwoerd, the Architect

of Apartheid, was Dutch and notAfrikaans.

My South Africa is not the UnitedKingdom, because happily many ofourracistyouthhave leftourrainbowshorestocreatetheirownaDelaRey-style Blankostan Homeland in theLondon suburb of Richmond.

My South Africa is not Europe nomatterhowhardsomeofus try.Blackpeoplewereoncereferredtoas “non-Europeans”, whichironically meant thatmany Australians andCalifornians used thetoiletsmeant for blacks.

My South Africa isnot Australia, eventhough so many SouthAfricans emigrated tothat far-off colony thatthe average IQ of bothour countries went up.

My South Africa is not Russia, al-though most of our ANC Politburoscraped through Moscow Universityor Leningrad College, and hide theirStalinist bent under frothy liberalchit-chat and gesture politics.

My South Africa is not China, butthere’s anewChina shopopening ev-

ery week on the main streets of ourcountry towns, giving truth to the oldrumour that by the end of RobertMugabe’s 100-year reign, theChinese will rule the world.

My South Africa is not the U.S.Once the Americas inspired us withtheir Indian Reservation System, onwhich we then based our apartheidBlack Homeland policies. We’vemoved on. They still have them. And

nowweAfrikanerscanproudlyclaimto be an inspiration for the currentAmerican president. We once lockedup our political prisoners on RobbenIsland without trial. Today, BarackHussein Obama does the same thingon Cuba.

My South Africa is not Cuba, al-

though we also have a CommunistParty with plans for the future, andare waiting to give the Castros politi-cal asylum in Pretoria if Obama de-cides to extend Guantanamo Bay.

MySouthAfricaisnotIsraelwherethey have built an eight-metre-highconcrete wall of separation to keeptheir enemies out,whilewe createdademocracy to try and keep everyonein.But thanksTelAviv for thenuclear

bombs, our apartheidregime needed to showsomemuscle against anunfriendly democraticworld.

My South Africa isnot blood-drenchedIraq,whichhasnowim-ported all our ex-SouthAfrican police to do se-curity service.

We probably havethebiggestunofficial army there.Youcan ask for a “lekker dop” and get it.

My South Africa is not Afghani-stan, even though we have as manySUVs clogging our roads, not drivenby tough soldiers clutching loadedmachine guns, but by tipsy politi-cians, the nouveaunoir and anorexic

mothers with cellphones pressed totheir ears.

My South Africa is not Zimbabwe.Yet.My South Africa has the greatest

Constitution in the world. We have aBill of Rights.

We had an unbelievable TruthCommission.Weare inspired byNel-sonMandelaandDesmondTutu.Andwho do the rest of world have? TheKardashians.

My South Africa had the greatestincidence of HIV/Aids in the world.We lost 1000 people a day thanks toa government that did nothing for 10years.

NowourNumberOne leads by ex-ample from the shower.

My SouthAfrica is exciting, fright-ening, hot, cold, dry, wet, hilly, flat,crowded, empty, arrogant, friendly,dangerous, gentle, non-racial, racist,wealthy, poor, healthy, sick, hopeful,corrupt, unbearable and addictive.

My South Africa has not forgottenthe past while looking forward to thefuture.

MySouthAfricaiswherenodemo-crat has been before. It is the blue-print forhopewhere everythingoncelooked hopeless.

It is building a future in the fadedfootprint of despair.

MySouthAfricaisa20-year-oldontheedgeofadulthoodwithall thecon-fusions, expectations, demands,fears and fantasies that entails.

My South Africa is my home.-News24.

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iLEMBE DISTRICT MUNICIPALITYILEMBE –UMASIPALA WESIFUNDA

Due to the unfavorable weather conditions, the iLembe District Municipality is experiencing a drought and would like the communities ofKwaDukuza Local Municipality to assist in ensuring minimal amounts of water are being used.

Local municipalities of Ndwedwe and Maphumulo are already at Level 3 of drought due to substantial reduction of Mvotshane river levels.The normal abstraction volumes from the river have always been 6ML/d but have reduced below 3 ML/d.

How can residents help?• Stop washing vehicles and driveways• Report leaky faucets and toilets to the District Municipality• Take shorter showers.• Turn off the water while you brush your teeth.• Reuse water as much as possible.

NOTICE OF DROUGHT CONDITIONS

Which KwaDukuza areas are affected?1. Ward 1 (Sokesimbone and Sadlokwe), Ward 3 (Nyathikazi) and Ward 25 (Mdlebeni, Kamu, Vulinqgondo and Ohlange)

The Municipality is currently able to abstract 600kl/ Day instead of the normal 1000 kl/ day/ from uTugela River which is the source ofwater for these areas. This is resulting to some areas not receiving water on 24 hour basis with highest areas like Sokesimbone and Sadlokwe. Mdlebeni Township was receiv-ing some of the supply from the Nsimba River which has also dried up. The supply of water in all those areas is augmented through the water tankers.

For more information please contact the iLembe District Municipality Call Centre on 032-4379375/ 9371.

2. Darnall and Zamani TownshipThe source of water, the Nonoti River is drying up. Residents urged to conserve water there are very low river levels. If things continue in thisfashion, the Darnall Mill may restrict supply to iLembe reservoirs and prioritize their operations.

3. Blythedale BeachBoreholes are not performing to their best due to the drought condition.

4. KwaDukuza CBD and surrounds (Gledhow, Kearsney, Stanger Manor, Townview, Lindelani, Shakaville, High Ridge and Warrenton)The source of water from these areas is from Umvoti and it is also affected by the drought. No interruptions have been experienced yet, but theyare expected should the drought worsen.

5. Groutville and Palm LakesSource of water is Hazelmere Dam. The dam level has dropped from 100% to 56% within a space of three months. If the situation continues, wewill not be able to receive any water. Currently the supply from Hazelmere is so low such that it does not allow any buffer in the storage reservoirs.The supply and demand is evenly matched. Any break in the system results to water interruptions.

September 26, 2014

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THE PROPOSED CONSTRUCTION OF OFF TAKE 6 POTABLE WATER PIPELINE ASPART OF THE LOWER THUKELA BULK WATER SUPPLY SCHEME, ILEMBE DISTRICT

MUNICIPALITY, KZNEDTEA REF NO: DC29/0021/2014

Notice is hereby given in terms of the Environmental Impact Assessment Regulations publishedin Government Notice No.R543 to No.R545 of 2010, in terms of Section 24 (5) of the NationalEnvironmental Management Act (Act No 107 of 1998), as well as the National Water Act (Act No36 of 1998) of the initiative by iLembe District Municipality to propose the construction of Off Take 6Potable Water Pipeline past Shakaville / Mzumbe to the Lindelani Reservoir and Ultimately to theSiyaphambili Reservoirs within The iLembe District Municipality, KZN

Project detail: The construction of Offtake 6 is part of the sections of the potable water pipeline thatforms part of the broader Bulk Water Supply Scheme in the lower Thukela Region. The proposedpipeline is located immediately outside the Yellowood Drive road reserve and is approximately 5kmin length with an outside diameter of approximately 450 to 500mm. The proposed Off-Take 6 bulkwater pipeline feeds into the existing Lindelani Reservoir and the new Siyaphambili Reservoir asthe project makes provision for Bulk Supply of Potable water to communities that currently do nothave access to reticulated potable water in the Lower Thukela Region.

Location: The study site is located approximately 65km to the North of Durban in the Shakaville /Mzumbe area of Northern Kwa-Zulu Natal

In respect of the above, the applicant intends to submit a basic assessment report as contemplatedin the Regulations (Listing Notice 1, Activity 9, 11 and Activity 18) to the KwaZulu-Natal EconomicDevelopment, Tourism & Environmental Affairs (KZN EDTEA) to obtain environmental authorizationas well as a Water Use LicenseApplication (WULA) to the Department of Water Affairs for a licensein terms of the National Water Act.

Public Participation & BA Report Review: As part of the public participation process, you areinvited to review the draft Basic Assessment Report and make comments on the document. TheBasic Assessment Report will be available for 40 days review from 2 October to 11 November2014 at the following public place:§ KwaDukuza Public Library, and§ Triplo4 Sustainable Solutions office & website (www.triplo4.com).

Contact Details: Interested and Affected Parties (I&AP’s) are invited to register by submitting theirname, contact information and interest in the project to the Environmental consultant below by the1st October 2014

Marvin Grimett / Hantie PlompTriplo4 Sustainable SolutionsPO Box 6595, Zimbali, 4418Tel | 032 946 3213Fax | 032 946 0826E-mail | [email protected] / [email protected]

NOTICE OF ENVIRONMENTAL BASICASSESSMENT AND WATER USE

LICENSE PROCESSES

Isikole saKwaDukuza sivulwe ngezinga eliphezulu

XOLANI NXUMALO

NAKUBA engaphumelelangaukufika uMphathiswa we-zeMfundo esifundazweni

saKwaZulu-Natal, uNkk NeliswaPeggy Nkonyeni, ukuzovula ngok-usemthethweni isikole sase-Shaka’skraal, iGuzana SecondarySchool, kodwa ukufika kukaSihlaloweKomidi lezeMfundo eyisiSekeloePhalamende eCape Town, kubatho-bile abantu ebebefike ngezinkani ku-lo mcimbi ngeledlule.

UMphathiswawezeMfundokulesisifundazweongafikangangenxayok-uxinwa ngeminye imisebenzi, ube-thumele ithimba lehhovisi lakhe li-holwa nguNkk Judy Dlamini, ukubalizokwenza lo msebenzi.

UNkk Dlamini wethule inkulumoyosuku egameni likaNkk Nkonyeni.LesisikolesakhiwengumNyangowe-zeMfundoKwaZulu-Natal,ophethwenguNdunankuluuMnuzSenzoMchu-nu.

Nokho ngaphandle kweziMeyazombili eyesifunda iLembe nekaMa-sipala waKwaDukuza nazo ezibikeukuxinwawumsebenzi, kodwa bezi-fike zonke izimenywa kubalwa noM-phathi wesiFunda iLembe kuloMnyango uNks T.E. Vilakazi, noNkkL. Khoza obephethe uhlelo, abahlolibezikole zalaphanothishanhlokobe-zinye izikole.

USihlalo weKomidi leMfundo eyi-siSekelo kuzwelonke, ePhalamendeeCapeTown,uNkkNomalungeloGina,ubabaze ubuhle besikole ebesivulwa,wathi indlela esibukeka nesinakekel-we ngayo siyi ‘state of the art school’.Utuseubuhlebegcekenengadinokun-gabikho kwamawindi abulewe. Uq-hube wathi othisha, abazali nabant-wana abanakekela kahle isikole abas-uke besakhelwe nguHulumeni,basukebecabangelaabanyeabangak-akhelwangoba imali ayide ibuyela es-ikoleni esisodwa iyosilungisa, kodwaidlulela ekwakheni ezinye. Utusewonke umphakathi waKwaDukuza

ngusoseshini wamatekisi iDolphinCoast Taxi Association.

Eyesibili ibinikelwe yinkosi yak-waMgwaza nezinduna zayo, InkosiuLamuleni Magwaza, isikoleesiqanjwe ngokhokho wayo, iNkosiuGuzana Magwaza.

Eyesithathu inikelwe yi BallitoCrushers, kwathi iJustice Livestockyanikela ngesiklabhu.

Itshe lesikhumbuzo lesikole elem-buliwe linikelwe ngabakwa Siza Wa-ter.

Ubhazabhaza wetende nezihlalobekunikelwe nguMasipala waKwaD-

ukuzaophethweyiMeyauMnuzRicar-do Mthembu.

Uthishanhloko wesikole uMnuzMfundo Khuluse, uNkk Lindiwe Khu-malo onguSihlalo wesikole, inkosiyakwaMagwaza nekhansela lewadiuMnuz Joe Phahla, babonge bonkeabenze lomcimbiwaba yimpumelelo.Abanye abaxhasi kube yiKwaSiza-bantu Mission, yiZunco GreenhouseFarming, yiNoteful Co, uPick & Pay,iGigoriaSportsShop,yiDesai,yiSasko,

ISITHOMBE: XOLANI NXUMALOKwesokunxele uNkk Lindiwe Khumalo onguSihlalo wesikole, ophakathiuMnuz Mfundo Khuluse onguthishanhloko noNkk Nomalungelo Gina onguS-ihlalo weKomidi leMfundo eyisiSekelo ePhalamende likazwelonke eCapeTown, obezimazise lo mcimbi wokuvulwa kwesikole iGuzana SecondarySchool eShaka’skraal, KwaDukuza, ngeledlule.

ngokukusukumelangezinyawo zombiliukwakhiwa kweziko-le.

Uthe lomphakathiawuhlali phansi ugo-qe izandla, ulindeleuhulumeni ukuba azi-fikele, kodwa uyasu-kumauxhumanee no-Hulumeni.

Yikho nje uhulu-meni ezakha ngaphanangapha izikole la-pha kwaDukuzanjengoba kwakhiwaeGroutville HighSchool, KwaN-onhlemvu HighSchool naseChief Al-bert Luthuli HighSchool, eNkukhwini.

Uqhubewathikuy-abakhuthaza lokhungoba vele lendawoyaKwaDukuza inom-lando omuhle enhlan-ganweni ebusayoi-ANC, njengobakula-pho kulele khonaowayenguMengameliwalenhlangano owa-shona ngo-1967, Ink-osi uLuthuli.

UNkk Gina, on-guMaKhuluse,ozalwaeNdwedwe, usebe yil-ungu lePhalamendeeCape Town kusukelango-2009, emele i-ANC.

Wayenguthisha fu-thi engomunye waba-holi abaphezulu beN-yunyana yothisha la-pha KwaZulu-Natal,iSouth African Demo-cratic Teachers’s Un-ion (Sadtu). Bekuh-latshwe izinkomo ez-intathu ebezinikelwe

yiCopier Man,U-Save, ne-Economy.

M.A.K. AMEEN & CO.Attorneys At Law | Commissioner of Oaths

Tel: 087 233 9188www.durbanlaw.co.za

Applications are invited from suitably qualified and experienced applicants to fill the positionof Internal Control Clerk in the Admin Department. Reporting to the Financial Accountant; thesuccessful incumbent will be responsible for the following:

Responsibilities and Duties:• Provide an internal control service to Gledhow Sugar by ensuring that all policies and pro-

cedures are being adhered to and that the relevant financial and operating controls are inplace.

• Performing pre-planned internal control checks and the reporting and follow up thereof.• Ensure that the weekly perpetual inventory count is completed.• Review of the daily sugar dispatches.• Perform the monthly audit stock check at the Gledhow Warehouse.• Perform a monthly audit of cash and petty cash floats.• Provide assurance that the monthly reconciliations have been completed.• Performs ad hoc investigation as requested• Develop new and improved controls.

Ideal Requirements:• Matric.• Studying towards a recognised accounting or auditing qualification.• 1 year accounts clerk experience.• Previous Auditing experience.• Knowledge of business operating systems.• Proficiency in MS Office (Advanced Excel)• Ability to write basic audit reports.• Team oriented individual.

VACANCYINTERNAL CONTROL CLERK

ADMIN DEPARTMENT

Applications accompanied by a detailed C.V. and proof of qualifications may beforwarded to:

The Human Resources DepartmentPlease use Internal Control Clerk as a reference

Fax: 032 – 552 5678 or E-mail: [email protected] DATE FOR APPLICATIONS: 3 October 2014

Should you not receive any response within one month of this closing date, pleaseconsider your application as having been unsuccessful.

The Chairman, Trustees andMembers of themanagement commitee invitesyou to attend the Maha KhumbaAbishegam and consecration ofMaha Mariammen Moorthi andopening of Mariammen Sannithicommencing 29 September 2014at 8am and ending at 6pm on 1stOctober 2014Mandala Abishegam from 29/09/2014 to 19/11/2014All welcome to attend and participate in this highlyauspicious ceremony.

ADVERT SPONSORED BY HOLMBOSH PALLETS

CONTACT: Krish Kisten 083 556 6276

Dear Devotees please contact officials to sponsor obayams,donate cash, meals or flowers. A feeding and prayer roster is

available. Your assistance andinvolvement is much appreciated.

Daily prayer commencing at 6pm from 29/09/2014to 19/11/2014

We want to thank all sponsors for the constructionof the temple

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Service GuideS

HOOBLAL’S

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- Meals prepared and delivered for all functions

including funerals and ceremonies

Cell: 082 782 2910

Telefax 032 551 2039

Email : [email protected]

For quality and tasty meals call

Shop No. 1, Cane Growers Arcade,

51 Hulett Street, Stanger

Tel: (B) 032 - 551 1940 / 551 1790

Tel: (H) 032 - 551 1625

Cell:082 822 4771

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CV JointsBrakes

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4x4 Suspensions

Propshafts

THE CV PRO

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CV JOINTS

Find us at 7 Smithers Road, Stanger

Old MotorTown Midas Building, Workshop No. 2

Cell: 079 863 2636 Office : 032 - 551 3670

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Ballito: 032 586 3331 Fax: 086 605 0080


Suppliers of MERANTI Garage Doors

Tel:

032 586 3331

Manufacturers of quality,

maintenance free fibre glass

garage doors in a wooden

grain finish

EXOTIC STAGE DÉCORAND CATERERS

Contact: Gan NaickerCell: 076 265 4456

Home: 032 - 551 1552

Specialising inDecors for all occasions,complete catering for all

functions (Buffet)“Done with a

professional touch”

FABWELD

Square Tubes

Square Bars

Flat Bars

Rectangular Tubes

Plates and Sheets

Gate Accessories

Abrasives

Distributor of Air Products

TEL: +27 (032) 552 3659 / 552 1735 (Bus)

Fax: 032 551 5089

Cnr. Lindsay & Scheffer Road, KwaDukuza

Our services include Auditing, Tax, Bookkeeping,SARS Audits, Insurance, Medical Aid & Investments.We offer you a one stop service for all your statutory

and financial requirementsContact us for an appointment to discuss

your accounting and tax work.Stanger: Office 1, 121 Mahatma Gandhi Street

Tel: 032 551 4336 • Cell: 084 205 6000Durban: 140 Northway, Durban North

Tel: 031 563 2222www.etagroup.co.za

Excel Tax &Accounting

CTN CARPORTS &

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For Carports, Awnings & Entertainment

areas. Excellent quality and workmanship.

We will beat any written quote.

Travolan

Cell: 082 473 8795

Fax: 086 574 2275


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Phone : 082 971 5040

072 127 0404 / 071 819 2569

CURRIES, PIES, BURGERS, FISH & CHIPS, SANDWICHES, BAIT & TACKLE

KWA-DUKUZA PRE-PAID ELECTRICITY AND WATER

TOKENS ALSO AVAILABLE

SPECIAL TO ALL SAPS AND TRAFFIC OFFICERS - TEA & COFFEE R1

FRESH TASTE AT A GREAT PRICE

OPEN DAILY 5AM TO 8PM • TEL: 032 551 134219 KING SHAKA ROAD, STANGER

Contact us for great deals on packages forIndia Egypt Mauritius

Far East etc

78 Colenbrander Street, StangerP O Box 909, Stanger, 4450Tel: +27 (O) 32 551 2800Fax: +27 (O) 32 552 1388

+27 (O) 86 645 4359Cell: +27 (O) 82 324 3406Email: [email protected]

Bus Tickets

DELIVERING ON THE PROMISE OF INNOVATION

CCTV INSTALLATIONS • GATE AUTOMATION • INTERCOMSREPAIRS TO COMPUTERS • COPIERS • FAX MACHINES • PRINTERS

WE WILL BEAT ANY WRITTEN QUOTATIONCALL NOW FOR A FREE QUOTATION 073 415 1021/076 079 014 2

CAR PORTS • AWNINGS • BURGLAR BARS• GATES • ELECTRIC FENCING

WE BUY USED AND UNWANTED GOODS

Situated in Groutville-•KwaDukuzaFrom the Market follow•the boards

CELL NO: 078 252 4660 | 073 247 5248

NGONYAMAUPMARKET DAILYACCOMMODATION

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CELL: 073 247 5248

Located in a safe, fencedand friendly environment

in Groutville -Kwadukuza, offers daily

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Our basic Set-up and Themed Décor is standard, andincludes:

Delivery, Set-up & Collection Tables ChairsThemed Tablecloths and Chair coversBalloon Trees Happy Birthday Banner / related

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NGONYAMA KIDDIES PARTIESWe can tailor-make your party to suit your budget and

make all your child’s birthday wishes come true.

For More Information Contact: 073 247 5248 or084 0206 3023

For more information contact:073 247 5248 or 084 206 3023

Also

- Vehicle Interior

- Chairs

- Curtains

- Water Extraction

(Flooding)

- Mattresses

- Blinds

- High Pressure Cleaning

- Any Upholstery

LOUNGE SUITE &

CARPET CLEANING

Delialyn 083 335 1668

032 - 552 3222

EVERGREEN MOTORS

Mechanical and Auto Electrical workshops are welcome!

Tel: 032 - 552 2093

Ravi - 082 667 1790

for a fast, professional and cost effective quotation for

all your vehicle repairs!

* Full diagnostic using the

latest equipment on the

market. This is a one stop

workshop for all mechanical,

auto-electrical and fuel

Smithers Road, Stanger (opp Sasko Bakery)

injectionproblemsunderone roof.

*Engineoveralls *Allmechanical repairs

CV JOINTS &SUSPENSION CENTRE

SPECIALISTS IN

No. 1 Cnr of Cato & Mahatma Ghandi StreetTel: 032 551 4215 / 18 • Cell: 081 030 5031

CV Joints SuspensionBrakes Ball JointWheel Barings Tie Rod EndsHubs Rack Ends

*Burglar Guards *Sliding Gates*Balustrades *Driveway Gates*Razor Wire Fencing *General Welding

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5 Clark Road Office: 081 497 0057 Tel: 032 551 2173P.O. Box 2703 Cell: 082 818 3232 Tel: 032 551 2168Stanger, 4450 Email: [email protected] Fax: 032-552 8011

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>>The Shri Santhan Mundal will observe Na-varatri from Thursday 25/09/2014 to Friday03/10/2014.

Venue:ShriSanathanMundal21GreyridgeDrive, Stanger Heights Stanger. Time: Daily6pm. Except for Sunday 28/09/2014 ShaktiPoojawill start at 7am.Mealswill be provided.Kanya Pooja and Durga Naumee will be ob-served on Thursday 02/10/2014 from 6pm.

Various speakers will render discourses onthe Mother daily. All are invited to attend. Forfurther informationcontactJayHarilallon082685 7575.>>The iLembe Chamber Woman in BusinessSteeringCommittee invitesbusinesswomeninthecommunitytoattendaleisurelynetworkingafternoonteaatKingsleyHouse.Comeandnet-work with other like-minded ladies and pro-moteyourbusiness,your interestsandyourvi-sion.

We will also be announcing the firstMONTHLY award winner of the MARGARETHIRSCHBUSINESSWOMANOF THE YEAR inthe Ballito area.

VENUE: Kingsley House, 1, Rays Place, Ba-llito (next to the IzuluHotel andFoodMatters).DATE: Tuesday, 30 September. TIME : 2:30pmto 3:30pm.>>Bring your business cards for amorning ofnetworkingatHirschBallito’son25Septemberfrom 8.30am to 9am.

RitaduPlessis,DirectorofRDAttorneyswillbe discussing the Consumer ProtectionAct. Tobook callMelissa on0329467400.No charge,but booking is essential.>>The Gledhow Emperumal Temple will beobserving the annual Navarathri prayer from24 September until 3 October with daily haw-an, bhajans and talks commencing at 5.30pmdaily.Mealswillbeprovided.Allwelcome.Con-tactBabsNaidooon0748827609 formore in-formation.>>TheStangerSivaTemplewillhostaSuman-gali pooja forallmarriedandunmarriedwom-en on Sunday, 28 September at 9am.Devoteesmust provide their own hawan khund andmake a donation of R108 for all prayer goodswhich will be provided on the day.>>The trustees, officials and members of theStanger Siva Temple invites you to their Nava-rathriprayertobeheldfromThursday,25Sep-tember to 3 October. Prayers commence at6pm onweekdays, 3pm on Saturday and 5pmon Sunday. Devotees willing to sponsor mealsand obayamsmust contact the priest formoreinformation on 032 551 3259.>>Malvern Hindu Temple Sri Ayyappa SevaSungam presents Ayyappa Sadhana with ShriKannan Veeramani on 26 September at theStanger Siva Sungam Hall at 7pm.>>The Stanger Manor Temple Society will beobserving Purtassi prayers every Saturdayfrom 3.30pm. The Navarathri prayers willcommencedaily on24Septemberuntil 3Octo-ber (6pmonweekdaysand4pmonweekends).SathNarayanKathaandJhundaprayerwillbeheld at the temple on 28 September at 10am.Devotees wishing to participate in the prayercan contact the temple priest pundit GulshanSharma on 084 039 5957. Supper will beserved daily. For more information contactRamMakardood on 084 486 2207 or 071 8812083.>>The Windy Heights Sri Raam Mandir con-ducts satsang every Tuesday from 6.30pm to7.45pm. Navarathree will be observed at thetemplefrom24Septemberuntil2Octobercom-mencing at 6.15pm. All welcome.>>The Stanger ML Sultan, Class of 1989, 25year reunion will take place on 29 November2014at5:30pmfor6pmatthe UmhlaliCountryClub.Weareaiming to get asmany students aspossible,shouldyouhavecontactdetailsofanystudents, kindly forward theirdetails.For tick-ets and more information please contact Ash-

ley Ramalu: 083 376 6209 or Bilal Mitha:084 378 6125.>>SaturdayFarmersandHomeIndustryMar-ketatThaThasFarmeverySaturdayfrom9am.Farm stalls, food stalls, ample safe parking,jumping castle. FREE stalls for September.Book your stall now. T’s & C’s apply. For moreinformation contact Owen on0837569245 or032 437 8008.>>The Stanger Siva Temple invites all to theirPurtassiprayertobeheldthisSaturday,27Sep-tember commencing at 3pm. Supper will beserved and all are invited. For more informa-tion contact the priest on 032 551 3259.>>OM Healing services is offered for the sick,frail andbedriddenmembersof thecommuni-tyattheirhomes.PleasecontactKriyanandaon084 551 4795or032 551 4795formore infor-mation.>>Othandweni Children’s Home will host itsAnnual General Meeting on Tuesday, 30 Sep-tember at 2pm at the Vulamehlo Hospice,HouseNo 2Melville Village. The community isinvited to attend.>>Thecommunity is invited for free taebo les-sonseveryWednesdayatTheQuartz (old gym)in Stanger Manor. The lessons commence at6pm. Inquiries: Tarzan Naicker on 076 5056825.>>Photos thatwere takenat theDolphinCoastHospice Country and Western function areavailable fromAkaJoeSalon,16BlaineStreet.For any queries contact AmodhMoosa on 083781 7844.>> Matric 2013 certificates are now availablefor collection from Stanger Secondary School.

>> Bhakti Marga Youth Wing meetings at theShantaNarasimhaTemple on Fridays at 5pm.Contact Kubashni on 0768257357.>>Maha Kripalu Gaytri Devi Temple SatsangMondays at 6.30pm, OM Healing at 6.15pm.Contact Danny or Shawn on 032 552 2382.>>Shanta Narasimha Temple – OM Healing([email protected]),bhajanpractice (Tues@6pm), Satsang (Thurs from 7-8.30pm), Ab-hishegum for Shanta Narasimha and Radha/Krishna (every Sat @ 2pm). Contact Kriyanan-da on 032 551 4795.>>SimplyMeditation Course (3hrs). Formoreinformation please contact DC Naidoo on032 551 4361 or Ashen on 073 670 2324.>>The International Society for KrishnaConsciousnessCentre in Stanger invites you toour weekly Nama Hatta programme at SabhaHall at 6.45pm. Bona-fide spiritual book andPrasadam is served. For more information,contact Hare Krishna Das on 082 829 3880.>>The Mdoniville Hindu Temple can be con-tacted for funeral services and home services.Cookingandbakingalsodone.Formore infor-mation, contact Krish Kisten on 0835566276or Jenny Padayachee on 032 552 2301 or 073495 0414.

Packages for smallweddings accommodat-ing 100 to 120 people with table seating. Formore information contact Krish Kisten on 083556 6276 or Jenny Padayachee on 032 5522301or0734950414orthetempleon0325511744.

Service is held on Sunday from 8.30am to9.30am Monday from 6pm to 7pm. Tuesdayfrom 7pm to 8pm.

For further information, contact032 551 1744.>>TheShriDurgaTemple, 47Larkspur Streetin Stanger Manor, conducts the weekly servi-ces: Mondays: Prayer service from 5:30pm to6:30pm.Tuesdays:Prayerservice from6pmto7pm (Ramayan recitals, twice a month)

Saturdays: Hanuman Chalisa recitals from6am to 7am (11 times).

Fordetails, contactRamMakardoodon084486 2207 or Som Mudaly on 078 409 4494.

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CLASSIFIEDSACCOMMODATION

FOR SALE

FLAT TO LET

HERBALISTS

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AYER ROCK Guest-house, 74 Gera-nium Street, StangerManor, “Tasteful ex-ecutive accommoda-tion”. Contact: 032-5516503/0825623676.

2 Ten cube tippers forsale.2629 merc power liner.2225 Merc v-series.Contact: 076 3898979.

2 Bedroom flat to let,corner of Hullet-Pat-terson Street, from 1stOctober 2014. Call:072 508 6944.

2 Bed, lounge, kitchen,R3450 excl. L/W.1 Bed, lounge, kitchen,R2700 excl. L/W.Safe parking, fully tiled& burglar guards. Con-tact: 074 205 0952.

Flats to let at GeorgesCentre, Stanger Man-or. Fully fitted kitchens.Close to all amenitiesie. school, gym andshopping centre. Call:082 500 5678/084 5950008.

1).Highridge-Beautifulflatlet, 1 brm, L/K, fullyfitted with fridge, dstv,beds, stove, micro-wave oven + pool andremote gates-profes-sional only.2).Mnr-1 brm, L/K/D,fully fitted + ensuite.3).Highridge-3 brm,L/K/D fully fitted + en-suite.For more Sales andRental Props contact:032-552 5596/084 2249201/email: [email protected].

3 B/Room, fully fittedkitchen, built-ins inrooms, 2 toilets/shower& bath, fully fenced,alarm system. Phone:032-551 3207/079 1931395.

Basement to let-2 b/rm,KTB in Ocean View,Rental R2700 + Dep.R3300.00. Tel: Charlie:083 523 3637.

Outbuilding in StangerManor, large bedroomwith laminated floor-ing, lounge, kitchenbathroom all tiled, H/Cwater, burglar guards,Rent: R2250-00 withlightsandwater.Phone:032-551 1954/078 3210744.

Sisanda PropertiesWe 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].

HOUSES FOR SALE

For Sale3 bedroom du-p l e x - B l y t h d a l e -R1 050 000.003 bed, fully fittedkitchen, scullery, dblga r age -B l y t hda l e -R1 500 000.003 bed fully fitted,lge, open kitchen/diningroom, scullerydbl garage-Stg Mnr-R870 000.00Contact Sanji-082 3386861

Fortune Teller/Herbal-ist-Prof. Salim Musa,Call: 073 691 1092,Ballito, Stanger, Strictlyby appointment, Pri-vate & Confidential.

Traditional HerbalistHealer, Dr. Sulayiman,in Ballito/Stanger. Call:078 699 2242.

Are you drowning indebts? We assist youwith an admin order,remove all garnisheesfrom your salary and in-crease your take homepay. Pay one affordableinstallment with repay-ments from as low asR600 per R50 000debt. We do not chargeany upfront fees. Takeaction now: Phone-Princess (Stg Of-fice)-032-5521194/A/H:073 929 6811, Makhosi(DBN Office)-031-3067250/A/H: 083 3481663, Indira-032-5521170 (A/h)/083 6512441.

The Company Mys-tic Blue Trading150 (pty) ltd reg no.2005/026463/07 here-by wish to re-instatewith CIPC.

Mandeni Dog BoardingKennels-Secure dogaccommodation. Con-tact: 082 565 5065.

Tuck shop to let,fenced and safe placeat Memorial ReserveNtshawini. Call: 082936 8722.

TRANSPORT

Lift from CBD to RockyPark, 5:30pm. Call: 083575 0871.

Looking to join, or, forperson to join, lift clubfrom Stanger to Durban(Nandi Drive), Mondayto Friday. Please con-tact Selvan 072 1225350.

Fulltime live-in domes-tic Sheffield BeachR1400 + Accommoda-tion Reference + Ex-perience needed. Call:062 193 2123.

AUCTIONIN THE HIGH COURT OF SOUTH AFRICAKWA-ZULU NATAL LOCAL DIVISION,

DURBANCASE NO: 10511/2012In the matter between:

THE STANDARD BANK OF SA LTDPLAINTIFF

AndDHANASAGREN MOODLEY

FIRST DEFENDANTSAROJINI MOODLEYSECOND DEFENDANT

NOTICE OF SALEThe property, which will be, put up to auctionon Tuesday the 14 October 2014 at 10h00 out-side the Office of the Sheriff for Lower Tugelaat 134/6 Mahatma Gandhi Street, Stanger/KwaDukuza.The Property is situate at: ERF 1026 StangerExtention 12, Registration Division FU, provinceof KwaZulu-Natal in extent 930 (nine hundredand thirty) square metres held by deed of trans-fer no. T.8324/2004 subject to the conditionstherein containedPhysical Address: 12 Shifa Crescent, StangerZONING: Special Residential (nothing guaran-teed)IMPROVEMENTS (NOT GUARANTEED)The following information is furnished but notguaranteed: 4 x Bedroom, 3 x Bathrooms, 1 xLounge, 1 x Diningroom, 1 x Kitchen, 2 x Ga-rageTAKE FURTHER NOTICE THAT:-1. The sale in execution is pursuant to a

judgement obtained in the above court.2. The Rules of the auction is available 24

hours before the auction at the office of theSheriff for Lower Tugela at Suite 6, JayKrishna Centre, 134/6 Mahatma GandhiStreet, KwaDukuza.

3. Registration as a buyer is a pre-requisitesubject to conditions, inter alia:-(a)Direction of the Consumer Protection Act68 of 2008(URLhttp://www.info.gov.za/view/DownloadFileAction?id=99961(b)FICA-legislation iro proof of identity andaddress particulars(c)Payment of a registration fee ofR10 000.00 in cash or bank guaranteedcheque.(d)Registration conditions

4. The office of the Sheriff for Lower Tugelawill conduct the sale with auctioneersR Singh (sheriff) and/or S Reddy and/orDE Wit.

Advertising costs at current publication ratesand sale costs according to court rules apply.The full conditions of sale may be inspected atthe offices of the Sheriff for Lower Tugela, Suite6, Jay Krishna Centre, 134/6 Mahatma GandhiStreet, KwaDukuza.DATED AT DURBAN ON THIS THE10TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER 2014PLAINTIFF’S ATTORNEYSS D MOLOI AND ASSOCIATES INC.39 HOLMPARK PLACEDURBAN NORTHREF: RR/ns/03S005TEL: 031-563 3112/167

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In Loving Memory

DAVID CHETTY(1931-2014)

The 15th & 16th Day Memorial Service of the lateAthimullam (David) Chetty will be held at the

residence of his daughters, House No. 25,Asplenium Grove,

Brackenham, Richards Bay, on

Friday, 26thandSaturday, 27 September 2014.

Supperwill be between 5:00pmand6:00pm.Services commence at 7:00pm.

Friends, Relatives and Well wishers are cordiallyinvited to attend.

Forever remembered by his caring family , 2 sons, 2daughters, son-in-law, daughters-in-law,

grandchildren and other loving members of theChetty family.

You and your family are invitedto attend the 16th Day Memorial

Ceremony of the late

Mrs Anja Govender(wife of the late Rajoo Govender)

Date: Friday, 26 September 2014Time: 6pmVenue: 174 King Shaka Street, Stanger

(Opp. Stanger Hospital)

Please accept this as a personal invitation

Sadly missed by her daughters-Nimi, Devika &Mala, Sons-in-law, grandchildren, brothers andsister and a host of family and friends.

16 DayMemorialService

02/08/1936-11/09/2014

MRS ANJAGOVENDER

Two hearts joined together a Son and a Father. No one could separate you two, SoGod saw it fit to keep you two together. He sent his angel first to take our Boy and theyou my love. We the family and I grieve your loss but heaven is rejoicing because theygained two wonderful souls. Your works on earth is finished. So God saw it fit to stopmy two men’s hard working hands and helpful ways. We all love and miss you bothwith all of our hearts and soul. Till we meet again.Lot of love from your wife and mom, sister, brother, grandchildren, niece, nephew,brother-in-law, son-in-law and a host of family and friends

You and you family are invited to attend the Thanks Giving Serviceof Kannon and Jerry Dhaver

Date: Saturday, 27 September 2014Time: 3pmVenue: Emmanuel Baptist Church Tugela

Thank Giving Service of Kannon and Jerry Dhaver

Kannon Dhaver Jerry DhaverBorn: 13-03-1992 Born: 24-12-1960Called to Rest: 20-07-2014 Called to Rest: 12-08-2014

Family and friends are requested to please accept this as apersonal invite from the DHAVER FAMILY

Foundation helpsdisadvantaged pupils

MERVYN KRISHNA

UNITED States based, “Circle of LoveFoundation” who have been working inthe disadvantaged areas in KwaDukuza

for several years, partnered with KZN Cross-roads to feed pupils recently.

They also distributed other necessities suchas shoes, clothing, blankets and soap.

The foundation also started a computer labin one of the schools.

On Thursday last week, the team visitedGledhowPrimarySchoolandhelpedwithmedi-cal outreach for all pupils.

ChildsizedquiltsmadebytheChristianCom-forterswerehandedtoallGradeRchildrenwhounderwent deworming at the school.

The team thenwent to several schools in theVerulamareaandhostedatwodayofclinicopento the public.

Reading glasses were given to older adultsand sunglasses to those who are getting cata-racts.The team also shared the Gospel with severalfamilies. Zulu and English Bibles will be givento thosewhowanted them. Patientswere givenfree consultation and free medicine.

Grade R pu-pils are seewaiting tobe treated.

PHOTO:MERVYN

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In Loving Memory of

(04/12/1978 – 28/09/2013)No farewell words were spoken, no time to say

goodbye. You were gone before we knew it, and onlyGod knows the reason why. Our hearts still ache in

sadness, and secret tearsstill flow

For what it meant to loseyou, only those who loveyou know. Rememberingyou is easy, we do it everyday. It broke our hearts tolose you, but you did notgo alone. For part of us

wentwith you, the day Godcalled you home. In life

we loved you dearly, in death we do the same. Yourmemory is a keepsake, fromwhich we’ll never part.

Youmeant so verymuch to us, words just can’t convey!

The KwaDukuza Municipality situated on the KwaZulu Natal North Coast, seeks to fill the following positions and accordingly invites applica-tions from suitably qualified and experienced applicants for appointment to the position as indicated. Please note that the post title andpost identification number (KDM) MUST be indicated on your application form which is obtainable at the KwaDukuza Municipalitywebsite and at our Human Resources Department offices, at the Whitehouse Centre, Chief Albert Luthuli Street, KwaDukuza. Yourapplication MUST be accompanied by certified copies of your qualifications, identity document and driver’s license where appli-cable. Applicants are also advised to ensure that their applications address the selection criteria in terms of qualifications, experience andany other requirements as set out in the relevant advertisement as shortlisting will be based on these selection criteria.

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING SERVICES: DIRECTORATE

KDMEP04: ELECTRICAL ENGINEEIRNG TECHNICIAN (TASK GRADE 11: R189 557.52 – R246 064.20 p.a)

Requirements: N3 National Certificate in Electrical Engineering, 4-5 Years in an Electrical Engineering Environment, Local Governmentexperience. Computer Literacy (MS Word, Ms Excel and Internet. Valid Code 08/EB Drivers licence

Knowledge and Skills: OHS Act, NRS Guide lines and standards and MFMA. Must have good Communication and Negotiation skills.

Duties: Preparation of service connections estimates, attending to queries regarding Electricity applications; providing advice to consultantsand contractors with regard to Electricity standard.

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND PLANNING: DIRECTORATE

KDMHS 18: SECRETARY: HUMAN SETTLEMENTS (TASK GRADE 06: R93 053.28 – R120 801.36 P.A)Requirements: Relevant National Diploma or equivalent, Computer Literate: Office Application, Typing Skills and Telephone Etiquette. 2years relevant experience (preferred in local government Admin). Code 08 driver’s license.Duties: Taking minutes in Housing meetings, PA to the Director, Administering Old Age homes, filling documents, secretarial duties, arrangingmeetings.

KDMDP 00 : OUTDOOR ADVERTISING ADMIN (TASK GRADE 09: R142 611.24 – R185 111.64 P.A)Requirements: Grade 12, NQF 6- National Diploma in one of the building disciplines. 1-2 years relevant working experience. Code EB 08,would be advantageous.Duties: Assist in administering all outdoor advertising and ensuring compliance of Council’s Advertising Signs Bylaws in terms of the adoptedOutdoor Advertising Policy. Administering Council contracts in terms of specific advertising sign types. Receipt, Processing and evaluation ofall applications for advertising signs within the municipal boundaries

ERRATUMECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND PLANNING DIRECTORATE

TOWN PLANNER (TASK GRADE 14: R283 683.48 – R368 233.44 PA). + LOCOMOTION ALLOWANCE & CELL-PHONE ALLOWANCEIN TERMS OF COUNCIL POLICYRequirements: ANational Diploma or Degree in Town Planning from a recognized institution. Essential 3-5 years Town Planning experienceand Code B/08 driver’s license. Registered or Eligible for registration as a Professional or Technical Planner with the South African Councilfor Planners (SAPLAN) - proof of registration with or be in process of being registered shall be attached.Knowledge: Knowledge of relevant Legislation, Local Government Process, Integrated Development Plan, Spatial Development Frame-work.Skills: Communication, Financial and Computer LiterateDuties: Manage areas associated with Development Planning, aligning functional requirements against objectives, assist in the preparation,implementation and reviewing and amending the land use management system. Processes, assesses and resolves development statutoryapplications, submitted in terms of any legislation (e.g. Planning & Development Act (2008) as amended/ Spatial Land Use Management Act(SPLUMA), for both Council- owned and privately owned land. Providing comments opinion and explanation on functional outputs and profes-sional principles to support and guide decision making process. Provides (technical) information, advice and guidance to all stakeholders,including other spheres of government and civil society. Maintains awareness and knowledge of planning and development trends, policiesand legislation at the Local, Provincial, National and International level. Mentors senior town planning technician, town planning graduatesand in-service students.Assist in the Preparation, implementation, monitoring and reviewing of the Spatial Development Framework/Plan and associated package ofplans, in compliance with the Intergraded Development Plan (as and when required).

KDMDP 09: 1X SENIOR TOWN PLANNING TECHNICIAN (TASK GRADE 12: R223 788 – R290 492.16 P.A. + LOCOMOTION ALLOW-ANCE & CELL-PHONE ALLOWANCE IN TERMS OF COUNCIL POLICYRequirements:A National Diploma or Degree in Town Planning from a recognized institution; Computer literate (MS Word & Excel); Code B/08 driver’slicence. Two (2) years’ experience in a municipal/ town planning environment. Registered or Eligible for registration as a Professional orTechnical Planner with the South African Council for Planners (SAPLAN) Proof of Registration with or be in process of being registered shallbe attached.Knowledge and skills: must have knowledge of relevant Legislation, Local Government processes. Communication and Computer literateis essential.Duties: Assist with approval of building plans, Evaluation of special consent applications, Enforcement of Town Planning Regulations, At-tending to public enquiries. Processing Township establishment applications, minor subdivisions, issue zoning certificates, updating townplanning scheme maps and registers. The incumbent will be required to prepare reports to council on planning and urban control matters willbe required to attend council meetings and prepare submissions. Processes, assesses and resolves development applications, submittedin terms of any legislation, for both Council-owned and privately owned land. Provides (technical) information, advice and guidance to allstakeholders including other spheres of government and civil society. Maintains awareness and knowledge of planning and developmenttrends, policies and legislation at the local, provincial, National and International Level.Assist in the preparation, Implementation, Monitoring and reviewing and amending the Land Use Management System (as and when re-quired)..Previously applied applicants must not re-apply (Post of Town Planner and Town Planning Technician)

CORPORATE GOVERNANCE DIRECTORATEKDMCG 002: OFFICER: COMMUNICATIONS AND KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT (TASK GRADE 11:R189 557.52 – R246 064.20 P.A)Requirements: Grade 12, National Diploma in Communications, with studies in Knowledge Management. Twelve (12) months experiencein Communication Environment and functional knowledge of Knowledge Management. Computer Literacy (MS Word, Excel & Internet). ValidCode 08/EB drivers license.Duties: Develop communication objectives, communication plans, Identify users and decide what to communicate and best forms of commu-nication to use. Arrange publicity for the organization through different outlets, Compose, edit, design, and record and produce publicationssuch as newsletters, leaflets and brochures. Write news releases, speeches and articles. Write and implement communication or promotionalplans, Edit and organize the publication of documents. Keep staff and clients up to date with organizational news; provide the public withinformation when requested. Co-ordinates and approves the work of artists, photographers, printers and monitors work in progress. Assistwith Web development and technological enhancements. Negotiates rates and order advertising for print, television, radio and social media.Manages media contact list, organizes press conferences and events. Continuously develop and maintain a comprehensive and integratedKnowledge and information products of KwaDukuza Municipality. Disseminate research, knowledge and information products to target au-diences. Organise and support activities KDM Learning networks and events. Organise activities aimed at the promotion and practice ofknowledge management. Keep abreast of new systems, technologies and developments in knowledge management and enhance existingsystems in the organization.

KDMCG001: EPWP ADMIN ASSISTANT (TASK GRADE 09: R142 611.24 – R185 111.64 P.A)Requirements: Grade 12, A Computer Certificate NQF level 5 or Equivalent, 6 – 12 Months working experience in EPWP administrationand as Data Capturer, Knowledge of Local Government legislation will be an added advantage. Knowledge and Experience of working withcomputer (MS Word, Excel and (MIS) Management Information System. A Valid Code EB/08 drivers licenseDuties:. Capture EPWP related data, Conduct Site Visits; Preparing EPWP project reports; Manage EPWP grant; Process payments; ManageEPWP timesheets; Submission of EPWP reports to the Departments of Public Works; Report on the management Information System (MIS);Attend EPWP meetings; Liaise with service provides and contractors regarding employment statistics.

PLEASE NOTE:1. That Applications are to be addressed to the Municipal Manager, KwaDukuza Municipality, P.O. Box 72, KwaDukuza, 4450 for attention

the Human Resources Department, and may be posted or hand delivered. (Note that hand delivered applications must be handed to theH.R. officer/clerk, First Floor, Whitehouse Centre, Chief Albert Luthuli Street, KwaDukuza).

2. TheClosingdateandtimeisTuesday,7October2014at16H00.Nohanddeliveredapplicationswillbeacceptedaftertheclosingdateandtime.3. Please DO NOT fax or e-mail applications. Please also DO NOT submit applications on Z 83 forms.

Candidates not contacted within 3 months of the closing date may consider their applications unsuccessful. Council reserves the right notto appoint.

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N. J. MDAKANEMUNICIPAL MANAGERMN:151/2014

September 26, 2014

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Fun fan day for VW car owners

CAR fanatic Ranesh Mahabeer hosted a VWOwnersCluballdaymeetrecently.VWownersfrom all over KwaZulu-Natal met at MammaGs , Ballito and then moved off for a braai inDurban. The aim of themeeting was for own-erstoshareandtalkabouttheirpassion - theirVWs, new, old and vintage. The event wassponsored by R&R Engineering.

Pictured aresome ofthe car fa-natics withtheir prizedpossessions.

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New Toyota Yaris>> Big cahs invested in new, improved Yaris

TOYOTA has invested 85 million euros,engineered 1 000 new parts and spent576 000 man hours refining the new

Yaris.After research conducted across several

platforms including press analysis, custom-er clinics and dealer feedback, Toyota Eu-rope identified three key areas where thecurrent generation Yaris scored highly – out-standing roominess, powertrain efficiencyand standard features, making it the smartchoice.

Eschewing supermini stereotypes for ahighly distinctive exterior, the new Yaris sees

the most dramatic execution of Toyota’scontemporary frontal design language todate with sharp-edged detailing.

The narrow upper and large trapezoidalgrilles,ahallmarkofToyota’scurrentdesign,are present but they now merge at the pointof the Toyota emblem to form a powerfulcross shape.

Eight exterior colours are available, in-cluding new Avante-Garde Bronze Metallic(petrol models only) and Pacific Blue Metal-lic. Lava Red Metallic and Pearl White Metal-lic are Hybrid exclusive colours.

The upper instrument panel has been

made thinner, and the upper surface of thedriver’s instrument binnacle has been re-styled to give a slimmer appearance.

New seat trims are provided, with a newfabric pattern and colours. Befitting itsrange-topper status, the Hybrid is deckedout in a leather and cloth combo.

The new Yaris is available with three en-gine choices – two petrol, and a hybrid. Thefull hybrid system, a first for this segment,benefits from adjustments which havebrought its CO2 emissions down further,from 88 to 82g/km. Extremely fuel efficient(3,6 litres in the combined cycle) and clean(virtually zero NOx and particulate emis-sions), this innovative powertrain is at thecutting edge of technology.

Renowned for its near-silent running,comfort and easy handling, especiallyaround town where the hybrid system al-lowsthecartobedrivenforcertaindistancesin electric mode, or with limited use of thepetrol engine. The auto CVT-based trans-mission adds to the all-round smooth, quietand comfortable driving experience.

Yaris Hybrid’s powertrain features afour-cylinder Atkinson cycle 1,497cc enginethat is 50mm shorter than the 1.8-litre unitused by Prius and Auris Hybrid, it is also 17kglighter. Its features include a cooled exhaustgas recirculation system, an electric waterpump, a low-friction distribution chain, anintake manifold made of a composite mate-rial and a compact exhaust manifold.

The new Yaris has a more rigid upper andlower body structure, which offers a more di-rect and linear response to steering inputs.— Supplied.

ThenewToyotaYaris.PHOTO:SUP-PLIED

THE PEUGEOT 308 and 308 SW haveseen commercial success with 146 000units ordered by the end of August.

Following this excellent perform-ance, the 308 range welcomes two dy-namic new versions and on bothHatchback and SW body styles.

Behind the wheel of these new ver-sions, whether the GT 205 or GT 180 fit-ted with the 1.6-litre THP 205Stop&Start six-speed manual and the2.0-litre BlueHDi 180 EAT6 engines re-spectively, drivers will appreciate theremarkableperformanceofthesevehi-cles.

The 308 GT’s front end now housesthe lion in the grille with three horizon-tal blades on either side of the emblemand LED lighting used throughout.

From behind, the 308 GT is strikingfor its posture as the GT signature is in-tegrated in the grill, the tailgate andthe front wheel panels.

The range of colours for the 308 GTinclude the new Magnetic Blue.

To deliver maximum enjoyment,the GT makes the most of a chassiswith specific settings and high per-formance engines. Engineers used allof the brand’s expertise to achieve a re-markable power to weight ratio of just

5.85kg/hp for the petrol 308 GT.Acceleration from 0 to 100km/h,

takes the petrol 308 GT just 7,5 sec-onds.

The four-cylinder 1.6-litre THP 205Stop&Start engine is specified with asix-speed manual gearbox to make themost of its 285Nm of torque, availablebetween 1 750 and 4 500rpm.

This diesel engine is coupled to anEAT6automaticgearbox.ItusesQuick-shift technology for fast gear changes,as well as the ability to down-shift au-tomatically to the speed required rath-er than in sequential order.

Furthermore, its efficiency is al-mostthesameasforamanualgearboxdue to reduced internal friction and theuse of torque converters applied when-ever needed to avoid transmission slip.

Performance of this level demandsan effective braking system and this isprovided by a Bosch 9CE central unitdistributing the braking effort be-tween the four discs. At the front, the330mm diameter and 30mm thickdiscs are gripped by floating caliperswith 60mm pistons. At the rear, thediscs are 268mm diameter on 308 GTand 290mm on 308 GT SW. Both en-gines types have switchable ESP.

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The Trustees, Officials and membersof the Stanger Siva Temple

invite you to their 108 Sumangaliprayer to be held as follows

Date: Sunday 28 September 2014

Time: 09h00 amCost: R108 per family

This prayer is dedicated to all ladies forprosperity.

Supper will be served.

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School’s best chosenfor KZN cricket>> Manor Primary duo to participate in KZN U13 cricket festivalWEEKLY REPORTER

MANOR Primary School duo,AhmedMitha and Jaden Pil-laywere over themoonafter

being selected to participate in theKwaZulu-Natal Primary Schools Un-der-13 Cricket to be held in DurbanNorth from 26 to 28 September.

Manorcoach, IsaacAbrahamcon-gratulatedAhmedandJadenontheirfine achievement and urged bothyoungsters to stay focussed through-out the three-day festival in the hopeof catching the eye of selectors withtheir performance.

Abraham thanked former ManorU11 coach, Yashin Tewary and thehardworking Ilembe cricket coach,Petros Buthelezi for honing the skillsof these learners o ver the past twoyears.

Durban Central, Ilembe, NorthDurban, Umzinto, Pinetown, NorthCoast, SouthernKZN,DurbanSouth,Uthungulu andaDurban Invitationalside will participate in the three-dayfestival.

At the endof tournamentKZNwillselectasquadtoparticipate in thena-tional tournament in December. Thevenue of the tournament is to be an-

nounced closer to the event.In other cricket news KZN Cricket

Union has embarked on a provincialtalent scouting campaign.

Petros Buthelezi has been taskedwith identifying the talent in the pri-maryandsecondaryschoolranks.Hesaid that the lack of anU11League inthe IlembeDistrict has hampered se-lection.

In the U11 ranks Hamza Ismail,Aboo Baker Joosub and Ashraf Alihave been identified.

SohailMitha, JadenPillay, Suv eerDeewlal, Kyle Chinnakanoo, HufeizaDesai, Humza Moosaji, Mohamed

Ameen, LangelihleMhlongo, StabisoMaphumuloandSanelehavebeense-lected in the U13 ranks.

In the U15 ranks Talhah Ismail,Ridwaan Mhlongo, Saieshan Loge-nathan,AdeshBageloo,SantirBagel-oo,MayurenLogenathan,ThubelihleZulu,LwaziNgubanehaveshowntre-

mendous potential with the bat andball.

Menzi Ndabandana, SpheleleSangweni,SiphesihleNgobese,Zam-ir Maraj, Mahesh Naidoo, LeshalynPillay, Denzil Hara and Bilal Moollaare strong contenders for selection inthe U19 ranks.

Manor PrimarySchool cricketcoach IsaacAbraham con-gratulates So-hail Mitha andJaden Pillaywho have beenselected toparticipate inthe KwaZuluNatal PrimarySchools Cricketfestival in Dur-ban from 26-28 September.

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THE iLembe District Municipality inpartnership with Wards 2 and 3KwaDukuza Local Municipality councillorshanded over sport kits to theNew Guelderland Combined School in KwaD-ukuza in preparation of the upcoming MiloTournament in KwaDukuza.

The district contributed netball and soccerkits to theNewGuelderlandCombinedSchool,theonlyschoolintheiLemberegionthat partic-ipates in the Milo Tournament.

This farm school has competed in soccer onprovincial level in theMilo Tournamentwhereit was defeated in the semi-final.

The tournament is for under 13 and 17 pu-pils.

The soccer team has played gameswithoutsoccer jerseys fora long timewhich iswhy theyapproached themunicipality for sponsorship.

MongiDlamini,theteacherwhocoachestheschool team said he has big dreams for theschool.

“I believe that this school will produceworld-class players if there is sufficient sup-port,” he said.

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FAVOURITESSunbrookVolleyballClubfacea tricky draw in their quest for honours intheMoon and Sons Agencies Knockout Cup(hosted by KwaDukuza Volleyball Associa-tion) which gets underway tomorrow(Thursday)at theassociationcourtsat7pm.

Matches will be played in two pools on aleague basis with the top two teams in eachpooladvancing to theknockoutstagesof thetournament.

Sunbrook have been drawn alongsidenemesis Cool Leaders (who stunned the logleaders in their last league encounter) andarch-rivalsTeachersStyle (whoarenoted tofeature prominently in knockout competi-tions) in pool A.

Coach-cum-manager of the Sunbrookoutfit said: “With the round-robin matchescontested over 15 points, there is no roomfor lethargy and it is important that the ladsgetoff toawinningstart in theiropening fix-ture against Cool Leaders”.

“A loss in our opening fixture would putimmense pressure on the boys in thematchagainst Teachers Style, who are noted to uptheir tempo against more illustrious oppo-nents,” added Moonsamy.

Darnall United are favourites to emergewinners in pool B having drawn alongsideVirgo andminnowsManorOldBoys (MOB).

Darnallwill bepinning theirhopesonsetterDuranMoodaly toguide themall theway in-to the final.

Virgo have been blowing hot and coldthroughout theseason,butshouldprovetoostrong for MOB in the hope of securing asemi-final berth against the winner of poolA.

The semi’s is scheduled to take place onThursday, October 2 with the final set for 9October.

In other volleyball news, Grove End andKSSTcarrythehopesofKwaDukuzaintheirquest for honours in the VSA (VolleyballSouth Africa) Champions Cup which takesplace at the University of KwaZulu-Natal(Westville SportsComplex) from24-27Sep-tember.

The top ranked teams from KZN, Gaut-eng, North West, Limpopo, Western CapeandEastern Capewill converge at theUDWSports Complex to wrestle for the nationalvolleyballclubtitle.Themen’sfinal issched-uled for Saturday, 27 September at 3pm,with the curtain raiser (at 1pm) being thewomen’s final.

President of KDVA, Isaac Abrahamwished the players and management ofGrove End and KSST every success in theirquest for honours and encouraged all localclubs and volleyball enthusiasts to supportboth teams.

Tricky draw for Sunbrook

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ILEMBE Cricket Union hosted anexciting six-a-side cricket tourna-ment(sponsoredbyBossCarHire)

at theCountryClubGroundon20and21 September to kick-start the2014/2015 season.

Presidentof IlembeCricketUnion,Aboo Ismail expressed his sincerethanks to Ahmed Mitha of Boss Carhire for his generous sponsorship oftrophies and golf shirts and hopedthat the tournament would becomean annual event on the domesticcricket calendar.

Eighteen teams took part inthetournament, which got underway onSaturday and culminated in the finalonSunday.Bitter rivalsDawnheightsandManorprovedtoostrongfortheircompetitors in the preliminaryrounds of the competition beforebooking their place in the semi-final.

In the first semi-final betweenManor ‘B’ and Dawnheights ‘A’,Dawnheights batted first and posted

44/4 in their allotted 5-overs. AdeshBageloo and Suveer Maharaj made10 runs each.

Manor made heavy weather oftheir run-chase, grabbing the win-ning runs in the final delivery of thematch after Steven Jacobs crackedSuveer Maharaj for a four to take hisindividual tally to 25 not out.

In the second semi-final betweenDawnheights ‘B’ and overwhelmingfavourites Manor ‘A’, Dawnheightsscored 39 runs. Sagar Arora whotouched down on South African soilfrom India last week made 18 runs(which included two boundaries).

Manor hardly worked up a sweatin their run-chase cantering to a flu-

ent three-wickets victorywithalmosttwo overs to spare. Ali Iqbal Sher topscored with 18 runs.

Manor ‘A’ elected to bat first afterwinning the toss and posted 64with-out loss in their allotted 5-overs.

Sherwas indevastating formwiththebatsmashingaswashbuckling44runswhich included seven fours and

a six.Aaron James Pillay (28) tried des-

perately tokeepManor ‘B’ in thehuntfor honours.

Nonetheless, theydidwell to score55/4 in their allotted five overs, goingdown by 9 runs to their more experi-enced counterparts.

Manor ‘A’ justifiably scooped allthe special awards with Sher beingvotedbatsmanandplayerof the tour-nament and Desigan Pillay claimingthe bowling accolade.

Meanwhile, Dawnheights andManorareexpected to renewtheir ri-valryonSaturdayat theCountryClubground in the opening fixture of theIlembe Cricket Union Twenty-20League (Group A).

Defending twenty-20 LeaguechampionsManorare sure to start asfirm favourites for honours.

OnSunday,MorningsideentertainMandeni in a 50-Overs League gameat the Gledhow Ground.

In the KwaZulu-Natal Cricket Un-ion Challenge League Dawnheights,who will be rubbing shoulders withIlembe after being relegated last sea-son entertain Tongaat at the CountryClub on Sunday. Ilembewill do battleagainst East Coast at the PhoenixGround on Sunday.

Ahmed Mitha(CEO of BossCar Hire) con-gratulates Man-or ‘A’ whoclinched theIlembe CricketUnion six-a-sidecricket title onSunday at theCountry ClubGround.

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NEVIL’S Auto kicked off their campaign in the KwaDuku-za Darts Association (KDDA) League on a winning noteafter snatching a nail-biting (19-17) win against arch-ri-vals Isithebe Paints on Wednesday night.

Nevil’s Auto, who finished a disappointing last in theDistell Richelieu League last month came into the gameas “underdogs” but left the Dolphin Coast Tavern in highspirits after clinching a morale boosting 19-17 win.

There was little separating both teams in the first fourframes with the matches ending in a tame 3-3 draw. ThepenultimategameprovedtobetheturningpointforNev-il’s Auto, who held onto a 4-2 win to forge ahead (16-14).

Isithebe’s hopes of snatching victory in the final frameproved to be futile after the scores were tied at 3-3 givingNevil’s Auto a well deserved 19-17 win.

Paddy Padayachee was the toast of the Nevil’s Auto

outfit, winning six games on a trot. He received good sup-port from Sanjay Singh and Shaun Pillay who won fourgames each. Isithebe’s defeat must be attributed to thebelow par performance of Asogan Latshoomanan whofailed to muster a single victory from six league matches.

Meanwhile, Darnall Action Sporting got off to a disap-pointing start after slumping to 10-26 defeat at thehands of R &B Gledhow.

Darrel Shanmagum was in devastating form for Gled-how winning six successive league matches. NeeranSomnath won five games with Terrence Pillay, Collin Ra-malingam and Ashley Haripersaad winning four gameseach.

Isithebe will be hoping to get back on the winning trailwhen they lock horns with R & B Gledhow in their nextleague fixture. Gledhow United kick off their KwaDukuzaDarts Association League campaign against Darnall Ac-tion Sporting.

Nevil’s Auto off to a winning start

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MANOR Primary School will host the annual Shi-vendra Velan memorial six-a-side cricket tourna-ment which gets underway on Thursday.

PrincipalofManorPrimarySchool,Mr.L.Reddysaid: “The late Shivendra Velan was a bubblygrade six learner who died after a short illness in2008. His parents, Ravi and Rohini have decidedto sponsor a cricket tournament since 2009 toperpetuate the memory of their son”.

Eight schools comprising of hosts Manor Pri-mary, KwaDukuza Primary, Dawnview, Ashram,Stanger Heights, Gledhow Primary, Lee Primaryand Harry Bodasingh have been invited to partici-pate in the 2014 tournament.

Manor will entertain Stanger Heights and Har-ry Bodasingh will do battle with Lee Primary atthe Manor. Dawnview play hosts to Ashram withGledhow and KwaDukuza Primary locking hornsat Dawnview on Thursday.

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The semi’s will take place on Thursday, 2 Octo-ber. The playoffs for third spot and the final willtake place on Saturday, 18 October. Medals will beawarded to the third and fourth placed team. Thewinners and runners-up will receive trophies.

Special awards will be presented to the bestbatsman and bowler of the tournament. Partici-pation in the tournament is free. All participantswill be served lunch immediately after the finalon 18 October.

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SHAKASKRAALPrimary Schoolwere crowned Ilem-be under-13 girls basketball champions aftertrouncingMbozamointhefinaloftheIlembeDistrict

Top Schools Festival recently held at the Stanger HighSchool Ground on Saturday.

Earlier in the day, the Shakaskraal lads lost toMboza-mo in the final, but Queen’s chargesmade amends for thedisappointingof theirmalecounterparts toclinchthegirlsU13 title.

The top primary and secondary schools from each ofthe four municipalities (KwaDukuza, Ndwedwe, Mapu-muloandMandeni) convergedat theStangerHighSchool

on September 19/20 to contest the IlembeDistrict Games(comprising of football, chess, table-tennis, basketball,volleyball and rugby).

Senior education specialist in the Department of Edu-cation,KhuraButhelezi (the IlembeDistrict Games isBu-thelezi’s brainchild) thanked all schools that participatedin the preliminary rounds of the competition.He congratulated the winning school in each of the fourmunicipalities, wishing them every success ahead of theIlembe District Games.

Buthelezi said he is “thrilled to see the large numberof learners togetherwith their coachesmaking the trip toKwaDukuza to participate in the competition.“Our thanks to the Department of Sport and Recreation

PHOTO: WEEKLY REPORTERKhura Buthelezi and Dimba Vuka presents the outright trophy to AdvocateKhoza (proud skipper of Skhuthele High School) who guided his school tohonours in the U17 football final.

and the four municipalities for their tremen-dous support in making the Ilembe Games asuccess.

“Today’s programme is part of the our topschools development plan with the winningschool indifferentdisciplinesadvancing to theProvincial Games to be held on 3 and 4 Octo-ber,” said Buthelezi.

The winning schools at the ProvincialGames will represent KwaZulu Natal in theNational Games to be held from 10 to16 De-cember 2014.

Mbuso “JJ”Mkhize, deputymanager of theDepartment of Sport and Recreation com-mended the schools on the high standard ofperformance , especially in basketball andfootball ,whichaugurswell forthefutureof thecodes in our country.

AshramPrimarywerecrowneddoublevol-leyball champions in the under 13 category.TheManor Secondary volleyball girls conced-ed a walkover, paving the way for NgungwiniHigh School to be crowned champions.Shakaskraal Secondary (under the watchfuleye of astute coach Neven Baldeo) trouncedNgungwini (15-4: 15-9) in the boys final.

In the boys U13 football final, Tshelebantuof KwaDukuza beatMaqumbi ofMaphumulo.The girls U13 football finalwaswonbyDludlaPrimary of Maphumulo, who beat Shakask-raal.

Sikhuthele High School of Mandeni beatChief Ngonyana High School of Ndwedwe 2-0in the boys Under-17 football final.Umhlali Prep made a clean sweep in the U13chesscompetitionandMelvillePrimarySchoolwere crowned U15 champions.

Tshelenkosi High School claimed doublehonours for themselves in the U18 basketballfinalwiththemalesandfemalesbeatingVukileHigh School.Mpoqabulungu High School of Mandeniproved toostrong forKranskopHighSchool intherugbyfinalaftercruisingtoalandslide35-5victory.

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