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AMANZIMTOTI will be obser-vingWorldAidsDay (WAD) on1 December to raise aware-

nessabout theAidspandemiccausedby the spread of HIV infection and todemonstrate international solidarityagainst the disease.

The theme this year for WAD is:“Shared responsibility — Strength-ening results for anAids-FreeGener-ation”.

According to Liziwe Ntikinca,marketingofficerattheNetcareKing-sway Hospital, they acknowledgeWorld Aids Day each year and thisyeartheywill incorporateitwiththeirwellness days. “It is very importantthatwe create awareness aboutHIV/Aids on this day. However, it’s an on-goingmatter which should enjoy ourattention throughout theyear. Peopleshould be encouraged to learn andspreadtheirknowledgeaboutprotec-tion against getting infected andspreading the virus,” Ntikinca said.

In 2011 studies indicated that

KwaZulu-Natal remains South Afri-ca’s most affected province with anantenatal HIV prevalence of morethan 40% in two of its districts and

more than 1.6 million people livingwith HIV.

The World Health Organisation(WHO)focusfor the2013campaignis

improving access to prevention,treatment and care services for ado-lescents — 10 to 19 years— a groupthat continues to be vulnerable de-

spite efforts so far.WHOwillreleasenewguidancefor

HIV testing and counselling and carefor adolescents living with HIV onWorld Aids Day 2013.

Ntikanca says that although everyperson should do whatever they canto stop further infection, peopleshouldrealise that it shouldno longerbe a death sentence. “People can livefor years after contracting the virus ifthey take their meds and lead ahealthy lifestyle,” she said.

There is however, still no cure forHIV/Aids as aDurban faithhealer re-centlypublicly claimed.TheKZNHIVand Aids Council warned that theywillclampdownonindividualsclaim-ing to have a cure for the virus.

Speaking at the HIV/Aids confer-ence in Pietermaritzburg earlier thismonth, Premier Senzo Mchunu reit-erated government’s message thatthere is currently no magic cure forAids. He said those who insist thattheyhaveacurearemisleading thoseon antiretroviral treatment.

PHOTO: SONJA NELLThe management team at Netcare Kingsway Hospital who will observe World Aids Day on 1 December are (fromleft) Themba Mkhize (hospital manager), Thulasizwe Mngadi, Lisiwe Ntikinca, Zeenat Ramderee, Annatjie Demetriouand Chris Mbhele.

December 1 is World Aids Day.

>> ‘It is important that we create awareness about HIV/Aids on this day’ — NetcareKingsway Hospital marketing officer

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IF Ugu does not pay up its two-year arrearcontribution towards shared services thatit allegedly owes theUmdoniMunicipality,

the effect could ultimately be a three percenthike in Umdoni’s rates.

Thiswasthedismalpre-Christmasforecastthat Umdoni Chief Financial OfficerAdil Nun-kumar delivered to the year-end ExecutivecommitteemeetingonTuesday,19November.

Shared services is generally viewed as agood concept, in that it spreads the overheadcosts across several beneficiaries, providedevery participant pays its share. Ugu as thedistrictmunicipality is responsible forprovid-ing emergency services such as fire-fightingand disaster management.

An agreement was reached that Umdoniwould provide the actual service which itwould share with Umzumbe and Vulamehlowhich would each pay their share as wouldUgu as the responsible parent municipality.

Aftersomeinitialhesitance,Umzumbehasmet its responsibility.Vulamehlo is aboutR1 million in arrears and from2016 on, is ex-pected to become part of Umdoni. Ugu owesabout R3 million, covering much of the pasttwoyears. Theonlyalternativeincometomeetthat gap will have to come from the rateswhich, at about one percent for every R1 mil-lion, would add about three percent on torates. Themeeting agreed that in the circum-stances, going it alone in futuremight be Um-doni’s best option, hopefully after receivingUgu’s payment.

Potential Umdonirates hike on thecards

Resort denies fire-loss responsibilitySETON THOMPSON>>[email protected]

THEfireattheRockyBayLodgeandResortnearPark Rynie that destroyed awooden bungalowand left a newly-wedded couple deprived ofmany of their possessions a few weeks ago(Fever,8November),hasgeneratedconsidera-ble collateral heat since then.

Martin Potgieter, a witness to the event, hasaccused the resort of non-compliancewith fire

regulationsandconsequentcontributionto thedamage done.

However, Rocky Bay Lodge managerAnnien Kouluntis has come back fighting, in-sisting that the major contributory factor wasacoincidentalpressurefailureintheUguwatersupply “asa result of aburstpipe somewhere”.

She pointed out to the Fever that the insur-ance company had paid out in full following aforensic investigationwhichfoundnoculpabil-ity or liability on the resort’s part and said thatthe official municipal view had supported thatcontention.

The latter fact is significant since theUmdoni municipal fire chief Bongani Ntsede-sha told the Fever that the resort’s fire hosecould not reach the fire from its hydrant, andthat a garden hose had been used.

Kouluntis refuted this, saying that itwas thelack of water pressure that had made the firehose largely ineffectual.

“Yes,wediduse thegardenhoseandpeoplewith buckets and bowls and anything thatwould help in the fortuitous absence of ade-quate water pressure in the fireline.”

Kouluntis said that the resort management“

isintheprocessofacquiringasubstantialpumpthatwill largelyeliminateourrelianceupontheUgu supply. We are not required to do so, butitmakesgoodsenseinthisareaandthesetimes.

“Aswe have already stressed, we deeply re-gret the incident and the loss it caused but thatdoes not imply any liability on our part.”

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDThe blazing log cabin at Rocky Bay.

Toti’s new touristattraction>> Activities around the falls include a horse riding trail, a zip-slide, fishing, braai facilities


SAPPHIRE Coast Toti Tourism re-ceived an early Christmas presentwhen it was told that the budget to

kick-start the first stage of the “green cor-ridor” had been approved for developingtheareaattheNgwaneWaterfallsjustout-side Toti.

Delegates from the tourism office, theToti Conservancy, Cllr André Beetge andotherinterestedpartiesvisitedtheareaonTuesday,29November,todiscussthepos-sibilities and the way forward.

Kim McCarthy from Sapphire CoastToti Tourism explains that this first steplaysthefoundationtodevelopingandpro-moting facilities for active and passiveoutdoor recreation, promoting intercul-tural exchange and laying the basis fortourism in these areas, combining out-

door adventure, nature and culture.“The pay-back is job creation and de-

velopingaclimatewithincommunitiesforleisure, sports and tourism, through theprocess of developing recreation facili-ties,” McCarthy says.

Environmentalstewardshipisencour-aged through rehabilitating and main-taining rural and urban riverine openspace corridors through alien clearingand re-vegetation, controlling illegaldumping andwater pollution, and devel-oping sustainable solutions through par-ticipative upgrading and managementmodels.

Ideas for activities around the falls in-clude a horse riding trail, which waslaunched earlier this year, a zip-slideacross the gorge, fishing, braai facilitiesand rural home-stays. Phase twowill runagreencorridor fromtheNgwaneWater-falls to the Toti lagoon.

PHOTO: SONJA NELLAt the Ngwane Waterfalls are Jacques van Schalkwyk(left) and Kim McCarthy from Sapphire Coast TotiTourism.

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UMDONI Councils’ Executive Committee agreedwith Speaker Sykes Naidoo’s summation “that itispossiblethatawardcouncillorwillhaveabetterunderstandingofhisorherconstituentsthandoesExco itself”.

This conclusion arose from the fact that Coun-cillor Themba Ngcobo, the ward councillor forWard 6, had previously argued that the residentsof Riverside Park, who took ownership of theirhomes, shouldnotbesubjected to their titledeedsbeing endorsed pending the settlement of arreardebts they owed to the municipality.

The issue had become a hot potato both incouncil and in the streets of Riverside Park.

The outspoken Ngcobo had staunchly arguedthat“theANCisthevoiceofthepoorandmarginal-ised in our society and, as such, is committed toeverypersonowningtheroofoverhisorherhead”(Fever, 8 November).

This clearlywent downwithmuch greater ap-proval than did Exco’s reversal of that decision ina subsequent resolution favouring endorsementof title deeds.

Themeetingagreedthat theissueshouldbere-ferred to the November meeting of council in ageneral committee, the lastof theyear, for theres-olution tobereviewedanddecideduponbyall thecouncillors.

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Horrific Umkomaasaccident, 14 deadA HORRIFIC accident occurred at the SappiSaicor plant in Umkomaas at 1.48pm on Fri-day,22November. It killed14people, criticallyinjured two. leaving one person seriously in-jured and one with moderate injuries.

Oneof thecriticalcaseswasreportedlyheli-coptered to hospital. All the casualties, exceptone, are reportedly female. The driver is be-lieved tohave survived thecrash,but is amongthe injured,allegedlybecausehe jumpedoutofthe vehicle before impact.

Thecauseandcircumstancesoftheincidentis the subject of police inquiries but accordingtowitnessaccounts,aminibus taxicamedownthe hill from Craigieburn, allegedly with 18people on board.

It is surmisedthat thedrivermighthave lostcontroland,unabletotakethecornerabovetheSaicor entrance, raced through the entrance.There he collidedwith a large stationary truckthat was being unloaded by a female who re-portedly was among the dead. Emergencyservices treated the injured before transport-ing them to hospital. — Supplied.

Local highschool burgled


KINGSWAY High Schoolwas burgled on Tuesdaynight,19November,withthe thieves taking fivecomputer towers.

“The regular minorpetty theft, which has todate been annoying, hasescalated to a seriouslevel.

“The capital whichshould be spent on edu-cation has to be redirect-ed to security measuresand the replacement ofequipment,” said princi-pal Geoff Harrison .

“We are investigatingthe case, however noarrests have been madeat this stage,” CaptainThulani from the SAPSMedia Centre Zwane toldthe Fever.

PHOTO: SETON THOMPSON‘… that it is possible that a ward councillorwill have a better understanding of his orher constituents than does Exco itself’ —Speaker Sykes Naidoo.

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THEInkanyeziFoundation forphysically chal-lenged people is hosting its fourth ChristmasfunctiononSaturday,30November.Thechari-typlanstohostabout400to500disadvantagedchildrenfromtheUmdoniarea.CEORufusVee-riah appeals to the public and to private enter-prise to assist in any way possible.

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meals and gifts and buying a gift for a child be-tween the age of one to 12, which can bedropped in the box at the House of the RisingSun in Scottburgh.

Benefactors are asked to contact DiranMa-jankee on 082 550 4207, Leslie Nagan on083 254 5486 or Rufus Veeriah on082 774 4588. — Supplied.

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‘The metro police should be visibleon the roads. Everyone should obeythe road rules and especially notdrink and drive. With the festiveseason approaching everyone shouldbe extra careful.’

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: ‘The laws should be enforced andpolicing should be more visible. Theyshould also take the trucks off theroads as they cause many accidentsand revert to using the railway.’

Serafim Dos Santos

‘It’s very simple — don’t drink anddrive and enforce the laws that arethere for all our safety.’

Eugene Ndwalane

‘There should really be a zero tol-erance attitude towards drunk driv-ing. People should get locked up ifthey are caught driving under theinfluence.’

Jacques Snyman

‘FEVER’ reporter SONJA NELL asked people what measures should be taken to deal with the highrate of road accidents.

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WITH the festive seasons — Christmas andNew Year — knocking on the door andpupils finished with exams and ready tocelebrate in all manner of ways, the SAPSand crime-fighting units will have theirhands full when the season really gets intothe swing of things.

Already there has been a report of localdrunken revellery in one of the main beachparking lots with four women being accost-

ed while on a casual Saturday stroll.This is just one of the many and vast

areas the SAPS and crime fighters will haveto patrol throughout the season on the coast.

As a letter writer on this page says, let’sall spare a thought for those whose duty it isto keep us, the public, safe and try to haveincident-free festivities.

Together, if we all make an effort tocelebrate peacefully, it can be done.

Editorial commentSAPS, crime fighters have hands full

Dear Fever,BY now, all of us living in the

“new South Africa” know that weare not safe in our own homes be-cause criminals are fearless, lawlessand their actions are without conse-quence. Therefore we go to extrememeasures to protect ourselves atour homes, but how vulnerable arewe when visiting public places?

This past weekend was confir-mation once again that we are allon our own, with no law enforce-ment or measures to protect us.

On Saturday afternoon myfriend I and went to the Toti mainbeach with our teenage daughtersto have an ice-cream. It was just usfour girls — our husbands were inGauteng on business.

When we parked our vehicle inthe parking lot, we saw a group of“beachgoers” gathered around a

car. They were dancing to loud mu-sic and drinking beer. We walked byquickly in order to access the beach,but one of the men in this drunken,rowdy group stepped forward andtouched me inappropriately whilemaking sexual remarks. We ignoredit and proceeded towards the beachswiftly in order to prevent any con-flict especially because we had ourgirls with us.

This drunk man however, fol-lowed us and started hurling com-ments our way again. I was scaredand I’m sure the two girls were too,but my friend who’s been througha hijacking and armed robbery be-fore totally lost it. She moved in be-tween us and this individual andtold him very aggressively andmade it loud and clear that if hecomes near us or touch one of usagain, she’s going to punch him in

the face. She displayed so much ag-gression that he got the messageand backed off.

It saddens me to think that ourbeautiful beaches aren’t safe any-more — four girls can’t go to thebeach on a Saturday afternoon any-more. There are no law enforcementofficersinsight. The“carguard”wasdancing like a hooligan with thedrunks in the parking lot. Apparent-ly it is acceptable for people to drinkin public and harrass beachgoers,and there is just nothing that no onecan do to stop it or make it safeagain for us. Sapphire Coast Tour-ism spends money to attract tour-ists to our beaches and facilities, butwith the lack of law enforcementand order, criminals like these willkeep chasing visitors away.

Debbie van ZylAthlone Park

Toti main beach‘UNSAFE’ Dear Fever,

MY September water account from Ugu came likea bolt from the blue with an amount of R1 500 whenI normally pay around R500. To add insult to injury, dur-ing the account period, the municipality was replacingold pipes and we had no water for days, so how comewe managed to use more than usual.

Another complication is that when they turn the wa-ter off, air gets into the pipes and the pressure from thewater compresses the air so that when the tap isopened, the air rushes out at the same speed as the wa-ter. I am not the only complainant — there are plentyof others.

I went to see Ugu at Park Rynie after I received myfirst account and spoke to the receptionist, Zama. I ex-plained that my average account for the previous sixmonths was R454.12. She agreed that it could be theair in the pipes I was paying extra for. She checked withan Ugu technician who thought the same and Zama toldme to write to Ugu and send them the average.

I did so, but have had no response except that mynext account had the difference added on. As they prob-ablysurmisedIwoulddo,Ipaidthefullamounttheotherday to avoid being charged interest as well. In otherwords, the offender gets away with the offence and we,the long-suffering public pay the consequences.

Neil LittlefordScottburgh

Public payconsequences ofinefficiency

Dear Fever,AND they say that the crime rate is

down — that’s a joke, and a fallacy, writtenby someone who lives in Cuckoo La-LaLand.

Murder and mayhem all around usfolks … be warned.

Lock your doors, batten down thehatches, get rid of your safe and put a noteon the front and back door and all the win-dows telling everyone you have pawnedit.

Christmas is upon us, presents are be-ing bought and wrapped, so let me give outanother warning, criminals are very awareof this and are looking for earlypickings, so be on your guard.

Go to your nearest sign-maker and getone made — “No presents here”, thatmight be another deterrent.

No folks, the reality of the situation istruly frightening and it appears as thoughour hard-working SAPS are fighting a los-ing battle.

I read that their leave has been cut rightdown over the festive season, so remem-ber those who try to keep us safe andsound during the 2013/2014 festive period.

Fred TurbitUmbogintwini

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Dear Fever,THAT Jay Singh, Tongaat mall builder, is “going

down” (Sunday Tribune, 24 November) is a step inthe right direction. How he was able to get away withhis alleged criminal ways is unbelievable. It turns outhowever,accordingtonewspaperreports,hewasableto for many years.

If he goes down then so should the rest of the castin this murderous play of alleged corruption andbribery, including the eThekweni city manager, themayor and all those city officials who, it is claimedin the article, were allegedly “in bed” with Singh.

The city manager has the audacity to utter “Wedo not have blood on our hands”. Try telling that to

Zakhiti Nxumalo and Leonard Masuku’s family. WhatI fail to understand is how stopping the construction(read destruction) of the mall was impossible. Howdid the city manager and his crew expect that“putting up stop-work notices” and “going to court”would stop construction — paper and an order fromthe court? Get real, man. What about trying a posseof SAPS, or even the army, to stop construction?

Those who are allegedly “in bed” with Singh de-serve the full might of the law to come down on them,however, I suspect that some co-conspirators will slipthrough the cracks or disappear under the radar andget away with everything.

Slade Buxley, Amanzintoti

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Beste Fever,IN die huidige ekonomiese klimaat kan ‘n mens

jouself seker gelukkig ag indien jy nog werk het en ‘ninkomste verdien.

Maar met dié dat een persoon die werk van velemoet doen sodat maatskappye geld kan bespaar, kanmaatskappye darem sekerlik in opleiding ten opsigtevan hierdie mense investeer.

Almal is deesdae oorlaai en oorwerk en dit wilvoorkom of baie in bestuursposisies nie die vermoëhet om ‘n span doeltreffend te kan bestuur nie. Teg-niese ondervinding en kennis is noodsaaklik, maar disnet so belangrik om goeie mense verhoudinge tehandhaaf sodat ‘n mens se span hul volle potensiaalkan bereik.

Ongelukkig besef maatskappye dit te laat en ver-loor daardeur sleutel werknemers. Dit terwyl dieoplossing eintlik heel eenvoudig blyk te wees – stuurbestuurders op bestuurskursusse. Nie net om pros-esse doeltreffend te kan bestuur nie, maar personeelook sodat die maatskappy met al sy verskillendeafdelings optimaal kan funksioneer.

Dit is die einde van die jaar en almal is oorwerken oormoeg, maar vir die nuwe jaar is dit beslis ietswaarna besighede moet kyk. Voeg sommer daarbykliëntediensopleiding en konflikhantering en dieformele sektor sal floreer en die ekonomie ‘n nuweinspuiting gee.

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River mouth beach still strewnwith debris after recent stormSETON THOMPSON>>[email protected]

THE beach near the Nkombariver mouth in Pennington isstrewn with debris broughtdown by recent rains. Localresident Marthunus Steyncalled Ward 6 Councillor KenyArmugam to join him at thescene.

The councillor told the Fe-ver that the beach, whichstretches along to and past thethe Pennington Ski-boat Club,isapopularbathingalternativevenue to the Pennington mainbeach, particularly over theholidays.

“The beach still has debrisleftoverfromthe2012floodstowhich a large quantity of addi-tional lumber has been added.The municipality has to makean extra effort to clear up ourbeaches before they arrive, ifthe area is not to lose its popu-larity,” said Armugam.

PHOTO: SETON THOMPSONLocal resident Marthunus Steyn and Cllr Kenny Armugam(left) indicate the scale of the cleaning problems faced bythe municipality at Nkomba beach.

THE Umdoni Muni-cipality offices willclose from 12.30pmon Friday, 13 De-cember, Tuesday 24DecemberandTues-day, 31 December.

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THE 20 hectare E. J. Smith Dam on the Mzymai Riverat Umzinto has been infested with Kariba weed formostg of this year. This needs to be cleared to restorethepurityofthissignificantcontributortotheUmdoniarea’s water supply.

Although not intended as such, this is turning intoan intriguing contest between man and bugs or, moreprecisely, weevils.

The Department of Water Affairs (DWA) is cam-paigning on a dual front — in the one corner andweighing in at an average 80 kilograms each, are 10men and in the other corner with a combined weightof probably less than 0,1 kg are 10 000 (and rapidlyincreasing) bugs.

The men’s team is dragging the weed out withpitchforks and net scoops while the bugs are merrilyeating it up as part of their daily routine.

The winner will be the team that shows the most

cost-effective results.Karen Hope, who heads the project and both

teams,stressesthatthetwoteamscomplementeachother and that there is no competition.

Her view is arguably dictated by a desire not todemotivate the men who are performing wonderswhile the bugs couldn’t care less, confident in theirability to eat 24/7/365.

Kariba weed, which is known as such because itinfested the massive Kariba dam some 60 years ago,is a major threat.

It thrives on the high nutrients in water, which, inthis case, are boosted by Umzinto’s creaking seweragesystem.

The relevant measurement should not be lessthan 5,6 and at E. J. Smith it is around 3,5. The weeddoubles in volume about two weeks, the fastestgrowth of any such plant.

“We are in trouble if we don’t reverse the process,”says Umgeni Water’s Steve Terry who favours the useof the weevils.

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Giving joy on two wheelsSONJA NELL>>[email protected]

DURBANbikers had their an-nual toy run on Sunday, 24November, starting at the Pa-villioninWestvilleandendingat Hutchison Park in Amanz-imtoti.

The bikers departed at9.30amandheaded for LordsandLegendsat theAmanzim-toti sports groundswhere lotsof fun activities were underway.

The toy run is a charityevent where bikers get to-gether once a year to donatetoystochildreninneedandincrisis. To participate, peopletook a toy on the ride to Toti.

A multitude of toys werecollected as the event was, asalways, widely supported byenthusiastic bikers. The toyswere sorted at the toy collec-tion point and donated to un-derprivileged and terminallyillchildren,childrens’homes,abused children and manyother childrens’ charities inthe greater Durban and ruralareas.

This event is one of thelargest motorcycle charityevents in the world, bringingtogether more than 100 000bikers and their families atvenues around South Africa,and takes place on the lastSunday in November eachyear.

This year was the 31st na-tionalmotorcycle toy run andthe 15th Durban Toy Run.

With toys they donated areZaheera Thunparl (left) andAvash Sewpuchan.

Making a family day of thetoy run are (back, from left)Sthandewe Mthembu, SandileNzuza, Nono Thusi, (middle)Asanda Thusi (left) AmahleNzuza, and (front) Anele Thu-si (left) and AphiweThusi.

Liz van der Mescht at thebikers’ toy run.

At the toydrop-offpoint in Totiare (fromleft) JackieFelix, JuniorLombardand RoanPrinsloo.

PHOTOS: SONJA NELLMichelle Ball on her way toLords and Legends for theannual toy run.

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Nacma voting lines openTHE voting lines are open to secureyour favourite radiostationandradioDJ as winners in the second Nacmaawards 2013.

AstheNationalAnnualChoralMu-sic Achievement Awards 2013 (Nac-ma) evening approaches, choral mu-sic fans and patrons can now vote fortheir favourite radio choral musicprogramme and radio DJ nomi-nees.

Nacma will showcase and cele-bratethebestofchoralmusicandper-formers fromacrossSouthAfricaat agalaawardsdinner takingat theDur-ban Exhibition Centre on 6 Decem-ber.

To vote fans must SMS “Nacma”followedby “nameofDJ” to 34760orSMS “Nacma” followed by “pro-gramme name” to 34760. SMS costR1.50.

SMS voting closes at midnight on5 December (terms and conditionsapply.

Nominee KwaZulu-Natal commu-nity radio station InandaFm’sThem-biKhumalo,whopresentstheSundayevening 6pm-7pm Melodies pro-

gramme urges radio fans to maketheir mark in uplifting choral musiccontributors and achievers in SouthAfrica.

“I am extremely excited and I amblessed tobenominated forapassionthat’sveryclosetome,”saysThembis-ile Khumalo.

Inanda FM Community RadioStation, Radio Personality Thembi-sile Khumalo has been nominated inthis year’s Nacma Awards 2013.PHOTO: SDUPPLIED

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UMKOMAAS and neighbouringarea society turned out for theopening of a revitalised Hid-

denReef PubandGrill at theSeafeverLodge overlooking the town’s spec-tacular seafront and scenic rivermouth,onFridayevening,22Novem-ber.

The property’s attractionsmade it

a favourite of local society over theprevious two decades, but local busi-nessman Selvan Pillay, who recentlyacquired the Hidden Reef Pub andGrill a year ago, has completely up-gradedand renovated it over thepastyear.

“Withoutcastinganyaspersionsatother existing facilities, I believe thatthemid-South Coast area has need ofan upmarket venue offering qualitymeals, bar and entertainment facili-

ties” says Pillay. “We cater for break-fast, lunchanddinneraswell as take-aways.

Wealsofocusonvenuehireandca-tering for functions and conferen-ces.”

Other features include a discowith sunken dance floor on Fridayand Saturday evenings, four plasmaTVs for sports enthusiasts and a pooltable. “There is secure parking infront of the Lodge,” says Pillay.

PHOTO: PHOTO NET SAAt the opening are (from left) Narend Singh (Provisional Legislature mem-ber), Annie Pillay and husband Selvan (owners of Seabreeze Lodge and theHidden Reef and Grill) and Neil McDonald (Khanya Hospice CEO).

PHOTO: PHOTO NET SAPart of the wellwishers at the open-ing.

Phenomenal ‘roll cloud’SONJA NELL>>[email protected]

AMANZIMTOTI, Bluff and Wentworthresidents were treated on Wednesdayafternoon, 20 November, to a spectacu-lar phenomenon not seen by many be-fore. A “roll cloud” moved over the Totiarea in the late afternoon followed bystrong winds and a thunderstorm.

Many people took pictures andphoned the weather office to find out ex-actly what it was. The weather office’sWiseman Dlamini said the phenomenonis usually caused by windy conditions.

“A roll cloud forms when there is asouth-westerly wind coming through.Usually just after the roll cloud there isa thunderstorm. Toti experienced asouth-westerly wind on Wednesday anda thunderstorm in the Toti area,” he said.

Local Toti resident, Suzette Pretoriuswho sent the Fever photos, said it tookabout 15 minutes to roll by.

“It was actually very scary. The windand the sea were very rough,” she said.

According to Wikipedia a roll cloud isa low, horizontal, tube-shaped relativelyrare type of arcus cloud. They differ from

shelf clouds by being completely de-tached from other cloud features. Rollclouds usually appear to be “rolling”about a horizontal axis.

Coastal roll clouds have been seen inCalifornia, the English Channel, the Shet-land Islands, the North Sea coast, Aus-tralia and now in the upper South Coast.

PHOTOS: SUZETTE PRETORIUSThe rolling cloud as seen overKuswag Skool and Kingsway HighSchool.

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ISIZULU

10Ubhodla umlilo umphakathi wasoThuthwini

GINISILE NDOVELA>>[email protected]

UMPHAKATHI wasoThuthwini (Turton),eMthwalume eningizimu yeKwaZulu Natalubhodla umlilo ngeNkosi uBhekizizweLuthuliwaseMathulini okubikwaukuthi ku-zomeleusukeendaweniukuzekwakhiwein-xanxathela yezitolo.

Umphakathi uthi kule ndawo yawokukhona amathuna, izitolo nerenke ya-matekisi.

Amalungu omphakathi athe asethumeleamaphepha eMnyangweni wezokuBusangokuBambisana nobuHoli beNdabukoKwaZuluNatal oholwanguNgqonqosheuN-kk Nomsa Dube-Ncube ukuthi ungenelelengobasebeyibhalele iNkosiLuthulibeyazisaukuthi abazimisele ukusuka endaweni ese-beneminyaka behlala kuyo, nabanamathu-na nezitolo ezinezimvume yokusebenza.

Abahlali bathi babhalele uMasipalawaseMzumbe oholwa yiMeya uNkunziGumede bewucela ukuthi ungenelele nawokulolu daba ngoba bathi iNkosi ayibathin-tanga ngalo ukuze ithole uvo lwabo kodwaifike seyibatshela ukuthi bazosuswa, yan-gashoukuthibazoyakuphi,nokuthikuzothi-wani ngamathuna nemizi yabo ngokunjalonezitolo zabo.

“Okusethuse kakhulu ukuzwa Ingonya-ma Trust Board ithi kunesivumelwanophakathi kweNkosi Luthuli nabantu ba-zokwakha izitolo kulendawo yethu, nokuthiiNkosi ivumile ukusisusa siye endaweni es-ingayazi,” kusho abahlali encwadiniabayithumele kuFever bacela ukuthi an-gadalulwa amagama abo.

Baqhube bathi lolu daba selubahlaliselubhojozi, ngoba bathi iNkosi Luthuli ayiz-imisele ukuxoxa nabo kodwa ibonakala iz-imisele ngokuqhubeka nokuletha lezitolo.

Bathe baqala ukubhalela uNgqongqoshengomhla ka 18 kuLwezi (November) 2011beqala ukuzwa ngaloludaba. Bathi uNkkDube-Ncube wathumela imenenja ebhek-elele izindaba zobuholi bendabuko ukuthiingenelele. Ngempela yabahlanganisaneNkosi Luthuli, yakubeka kwacaca ukuthiumthetho uthi kumele bathintwe ukuzebazwakalise uvo lwabo umakumele basukeendaweni.

Leyo menenja kubikwa ukuthi ayisekhoemhlabeni.

Emva kwalokho bathi abazange bathint-we kuze kubemanje njengoba iNkosi isibat-shela ukuthi bazosuka.

Ithintwa ngocingo abeFever, INkosiLuthuli iphendule yathi akukho muntuozovimba intuthuko esizweni sayo ngoba le‘project’ indala kakhulu akekhoumuntu on-gayazingaphandlekomuntuofikemanjeku-leya ndawo.

“Lolu hlelo lwaqala ngama 1980’s,sekuphele iminyaka engama 20 kukhu-lunywangalo.Sasesimtholileumuntuoway-ezokwakha lenxanxathela yezitolo kodwawehluleka, wanyamalala. Manje sitholeabasha abazokwakha lezitolo.

Umakukhonaabafisa ukukhuluma, aba-khulume nalaba abazokwakha izitolo, ban-gakhulumi nami.

Abantu abakhe lapho kuzokwakhiwakhona izitolo bazosuswa bakhelwe imiziemisha endaweni asebetshelilwe ngayo.Baqamba amanga uma bethi abazi,” kushouMadlanduna.

Okhulumela umasipala waseMzumbeuMnuz Trevor Khanyile uthe abazi luthongokukhulunywe yinkosi nomphakathi wa-sOthuthwini mayelana nokususwakwawo.

“Uma umasipala ufisa ukwenza into en-gase ithinte abahlali kabi, bayathintwangokusho komthetho kamasipala. Kuzekube manje akekho umhlali oke wasithintaekhalaza,” kusho uMnuz Khanyile.

IISITHOMBE: GINISILE NDOVELALemizi kuthiwa ibhekene nokususwa oThut-whini ukuze kwakhiwe inxanxathela yeyitolokodwa abanikazi bakhathazekile ngalokho. .

ISITHOMBE: GINISILE NDOVELAEsinye sezitolo ekuthiwa kumele sisuke ngoba ku-zokwakhiwa inxanxathela yezitolo oThuthwini.

ISITHOMBE: GINISILE NDOVELAIrenke yamatekisi okuthiwa nayo izosuka kantiabamatekisi nabo kuthiwa bakhala ngokuthiabathintwanga ngaloludaba.

ISITHOMBE: GINISILE NDOVELAInkosi uBhekizizwe Luthuli osolwa abahlali ba-soThuthwini abathi ubasusa nendluzula enda-weni yabo ngoba efuna kwakhiwe inxanxathe-la yezitolo.

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HlengiweZuma(left)and Mat-thewRussellfromKingswayHighSchoolwerechosen torepresentthe KZN Athletics team at the Sub-Youth In-terprovincial Athletics Meet in Potchefstroomon Saturday, 23 November.

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Athlone ParkPrimary news

PHOTOS: SUPPLIEDOn behalf of the Athlone Park PrimaryGrade 7 Class of 2013, Sean Scorer (right)hands over a cheque for R3 400 to PaulineMcMahon (third, right), HR Manager at‘Mother of Peace’. Grade 7 pupils raised thefunds as part of their market day initiative,spearheaded by EMS teacher Amanda Kry-nauw. Matthew Hollinshead, Keshari Naidoo,Simoene Augustine, Lusanda Ngidi, KatinkaBotha and Rachel Russell hold up their‘thank you’ card from the children at‘Mother of Peace’.

Dristan Moodley, Katleho Parkies, AryavSomera and Sherav Manidutt share a goodlaugh with Grade 1 teacher Mrs Millar duringOrientation Day for new pupils.

Getting in the swing of things for NationalMarine Week are (from left) Syamalika Pillai,Kayleigh Knox, Nomvuyo Nyoni, Riash Joga,Cuan Sievwright, Tharshey Naidoo

Kingsway highnews

Kingsway High School’s U16 waterpolo teamwith their coach, Lloyd Jones, was namedthe team of the year at the annual Water-polo prize giving.

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDMarvellous mathematicians from AthlonePark Primary, Kristen Brown, Kyle McCalganand Aphiwe Masuku achieved 100% in theConquesta Maths Challenge.

Athlone ParkPrimary news

Dames sluit af op hoë noot

DIE Suidkus-Dameskring het hul werksaam-hedevandie jaarop ‘n feestelikenoot afgeslu-it.Hullehetonlangs ‘nbuffetontbytbyCaféGi-tano in Galleria genuttig om 2013 af te sluit.

Diegasvrouens,AnnavanderWesthuizen,AnceliaKotzee,MelindavanNiekerkenChris-ta van Niekerk het die tafels feestelik versier.

Alhoewel daar ’n feestelike stemming ge-heers het, is dit wel gedemp toe daar afskeidgeneemmoeswordvanErnaTaljaard,diehui-

dige voorsitster, wat ook vir baie jare sekreta-resse was. Sy en haar gesin verhuis Potchef-stroom toe.

“Ernahetdiepsporeindiegemeenskapge-trap. Ons sal haar mis en wens haar Godsryksteseëntoe,”hetAnnavanderWesthuizenvan die Dameskring gesê.

EsterKarstenshetvirErnabedankvirhaarreusebydraeen’nruikerengeskenkaanhaaroorhandig. — Verskaf.

By die Suidkus-Dameskring sejaarlikse afsluit-ing, neem EsterKarstens (links)afskeid vanErna Taljaard.FOTO: VERSKAF

Kuswag School news

KUSWAG Senior Primary Chess Team camesecond in theMardiGras “Quest for theOlym-pics”ChessTournamentwhich comprises the

top chessplaying schools inKZN.The tourna-ment was held at Bluff Spur on Thursday, 31October. — Supplied.

Kuswag’s chessteam are (fromleft) Ben Botha,Marlise van dePypekamp, RuanReilly, Marita vande Pypekamp,Ruan van Oudt-shoorn and JosuaBotha.PHOTO:SUPPLIED

Warner BeachPrep news

WARNER Beach PreparatoryGrade 3 pupils enjoyed a tour toSweetdale Farm recently. Thezipline was a particular favour-ite.

Wating theirturn on thezipline are(from left)Jaques Nortje,Linda Mkhizeand PaigePienaar.PHOTO:SUPPLIED

Those who prefer to do an EFT transfer for Tree of Light can complete the form below.Buy a globe and share the lightDonations: R30 a globeYour globe dedication:………………………………………………..………………………………………………..

Please fax 086 692 1356 or e-mail [email protected] with proof of paymentor credit card information alongwith your glove dedication.EFT bank deposit payment (use your name and surname and lights as reference)Khanya HospiceStandard Bank: Scottburgh branchBranch code: 057 627Current account: 052874060Cheque payment: make out to Khanya Hospice and post to:PO Box 144, Umkomaas, 4170Or drop off at 7Winder Street, Umkomaas or at anyof our Hospice shops in Toti, Scottburgh or Pennington.

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13Toti bridges get festive faceliftSONJA NELL>>[email protected]

GIVING Toti bridges a fresh coat ofpaint and wrapping the trees to en-hance the area, Sapphire Coast Tour-ism chairperson Jacques van Schalk-wykhopes to encourage people to getinvolved.

The bridge over the AmanzimtotiRiver on Hutchinson Road was the

first to be painted, then theN2bridgenear McDonalds as well as the Twinihill and the Adams Road bridges.

Dafco Paints donated 100 litres ofpaint towards the project. VanSchalkwyksaidhehoped this gesturewill encourage local businesses to al-so get involved.

“People must stop complainingand get out there and make a differ-ence. The community shouldn’t wait

for an invite to get involved or initiateprojects to uplift our town. Nothingstops them from starting in their sur-roundings to initiate a clean up.

“Wehope that thiswill serveasen-couragement to our community.”

Therecentrainsdelayedthepaint-ing project to a degree, however VanSchalkwyk said they hoped to com-plete all the bridges by the time De-cember visitors arrive.

PHOTO: SONJA NELLOne of the bridges in Toti boasts anew coat of paint.

Appointed ‘Campbell’ head boyFormer Doon-heights pupil,Jock Dunnett,has been ap-pointed headboy of GeorgeCampbellSchool ofTechnologyfor 2014. Herehe standsproud withDoonheightsPrimarySchoolprincipalAleta Evert.Congratula-tions, Jock.PHOTO:SUPPLIED

>> LAST Thursday of every month: dementia andAlzheimer’s support group for families and carers.Completely confidential. At the Scottburgh Libraryfrom 9 am. Inquiries: Evelyn on 083 393 7275.>> Last Thursday of every month: Parents, familiesand friends of lesbians and gays (PFLAG) supportgroupmeetingsfrom6pmto7pmattheAmanzimtotiLibrary activities room. Inquiries: 084 700 2536 or e-mail [email protected]>> Last Saturday of every month. Pennington Peo-ples’ Market and Car Boot Sale at Relton Hall Pen-nington from 8am until 1pm. New traders welcome.To book a table or space for the car boot sale, contactRebecca or Lorraine on 071 088 1341 or039 975 3442.>> Dance Basics, a ballroom and Latin-Americandance studio in Durban, is offering beginner classesfor the physically disabled. Inquiries: Janelle Yunnieon 084 474 0531 or e-mail [email protected]>> Every Sunday a service is held at the Sanctuaryof the Great White Light in Barrow Road, Umkomaasat 10am. All welcome. Inquiries: 031 903 8108.>> December 1: Tree of Blue Stars memorial service

forthosecoming totermswithlossat5pmatStPaul’sAnglican Church in Scottburgh, corner of Williamsonand Cordiner streets.>> December 6: Three-day Hospice Fair on the DSBgrounds in Craigieburn. For more information, contactHospice head office on 039 973 0403/1723 or083 597 8985.>> December 6: Damon Beard’s Man internationalShow, ladies night at Relton Hall, Pennington. Theshow is music, magic and fantasy themed dancingcombined with hilarious fun and games for the ladies.Evening starts at 6pm until 12pm. Show starts at7.30pm.TicketsaR150eachandincludesabuffetdin-ner. Inquiries: 031 570 9495 or e-mail [email protected]>>December 14 and 15: St Michael’s Anglican Parishwill be hosting a bass fishing competition to raisefunds for a rectory refurbishment project. If anyonewould like to enter, or inquiries, contact Frank Buckon 033 701 1125 or 071 881 8181.>> December 16: Christmas market and family funday. Relton Hall grounds, Pennington. Inquiries: Lor-raine and Rebecca on 071 088 1341 or e-mail [email protected]

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Bikers’ anti-drug campaign welcomedSONJA NELL>>[email protected]

AGROUP group of bikers who call themselves“BikersAgainstDrugs” (Bad) relaunched theiranti-drug campaign on Thursday evening, 21November by visiting pubs in the Toti area.

Despite many bikers not being able to joinin because of the rain, the campaign wentahead as planned. The group gathered at theGarden of Eden Pub to lay down guidelines toavoid a repeat of the first anti-drug campaignthatwasnotwell received,withbadmediacov-eragethatfollowedandupdatedonthewayfor-ward. They then set off with their first stop atOllie’s Pub and Grill, then Sapphire Cove andlastly Nautical Mile.

Biker Harold Holman, aka Doc, made aspeech at every venue and patrons were sup-portive, pledging their support for the cam-paign.

One of the guests at Nautical Mile, FrancoisLotz, said the initiative was well organised,peaceful and well-received.

“The bikers arrived in an orderly fashion,made their speech and left peacefully. I wasvery impressed and respect their contributionin the fight against drugs which happens to beevery person in the community’s problem as it

is so easily accessible,” Lotz told the Fever.Biker Christo Kruger said that many ex-

pressed their gratitude for the effort made bythe bikers to safeguard the community’s chil-dren.

“Itwas a very positive experience all round.OnbehalfofBadIwould like to thanktheestab-lishments that have pledged their support andputup thestickers insupportof thecampaign.”

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDAt the Bad anti-drug campaign meeting arethe committee members (from left) Harold‘Doc’ Holman (secretary), Ryan Pearce, Mar-ius van Zyl, Christo Kruger (vice-chairperson),Rodger Taylor, Braam Stighling (chairperson).Riaan Groenewald (committee member) isnot in the photo.

Early festive cheerSETON THOMPSON>>[email protected]

AR20 000 firstprizeandnineoth-er prizes of R1 000 each broughtearly festive cheer to the winnersof the draws at Ilala 500 Club’s17thannual fourthquarterlydrawat Scottburgh Town Hall onWednesday, 13 November.

Thepopularity of the eventwasemphasised by a packed hall plusthe fact that there is a waiting listto participate.

The outcome was also popularwhenelderlyanddeservingcoupleAustin and Bunty Sayer took theR20 000main prize in the crown-ing event of the evening.

Before that, the several hun-dred member audience enjoyeddinnerspicedwith lively jokesandchitchat from compere PeterFielding.

PHOTO: SETON THOMPSONThe winners are (from left) R20 000 prize winners Buntyand Austin Sayer, R1000 winner Basil Scott-Williams andIlala chairman Pat Newton.

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Baum dominates in Women’sChallenge at Dairy BeachTHE 2013 Women’s Surf Challengetookplace in smallish surf andcloudyconditions at Dairy Beach in Durbanrecently.

Top international campaigner Sa-rah Baum (Athlone Park) dominatedbywinningboththeopendivisionandthe Under-20 title and won R3100 incash and prizes in the process.

Legendary South African surferHeather Clark (Port Shepstone) wasthe runner-up in the open divisionwith Kat Steffen (Westville) taking

third ahead of Heidi Palmboom(Bluff).

In the Under-20 final, Teal Hogg(Umhlanga) came second to Baumwith Palmboom securing third placeand Chanelle Botha (Warner Beach)taking fourth spot.

Botha took top honours in the Un-der-16 division. She edged out cur-rentUnder-17SouthAfricanchampi-on Hogg with Olivia Brand (Umdloti)third and Jade Mets (Umhlanga)fourth.

PHOTOS: SUPPLIEDABOVE: Sarah Baum (Athlone Park) was in a class of her own in the Wom-en’s Challenge. RIGHT: Chanelle Botha (Warner Beach) took the Under-16 title.

Klusener’s SKZN DOUBLE>> Bodyboarders gobig in SouthernKwaZulu-NatalChampionshipsQUINTIN VAN JAARSVELD>>[email protected]

DANE Klusener doubled up inthe Southern KwaZulu-NatalBodyboarding Champion-

ships at Margate beach on Sunday.

The day started off great with avery goodmidbreakwavewhichwasgoodallday,makingthelevelofridingvery competitive throughout the re-spective divisions. Klusener, whoclinched the men’s title at the SouthAfrican Bodyboarding Champion-ships in Mossel Bay in September,was the standout of the champion-ships, winning both the men’s anddropknee titles.

GeorgiMcKeone,whoclinchedherfirst provincial title at the Ivan Fried-man Memorial KZN Bodyboarding

Championships at Scottburgh BackBeach inAugust,won the ladies’ title.RoryFellow-Smithwasamongthetopperformers, taking thepro titleaheadofScottburgh’sStormPrestwich,whoin 2011 became the first ever rider towin both the pro and junior nationaltitles, and finishing second toKlusen-er in the dropknee final.

MorganPhilips beatRyanSteyn tosecure the masters title, Wesley Co-etzee came out on top in the excitingjunior division andAlexNuttwon theboys’ division.

LEFT: Duel champion DaneKlusener throws a backhand

snap. BELOW: Celebrating theirrespective wins at the Southern

KwaZulu-Natal BodyboardingChampionships are (from left)

Rory Fellow-Smith, Dane Klusen-er, Morgan Phillips, Wesley

Coetzee and Alex Nutt.PHOTOS: BVR PHOTOGRAPHY

Southern KwaZulu-Na-tal Bodyboarding Cham-pionships results:Men’s: 1st Dane Klusener,2nd Mikey Gomez¸ 3rdDean Collocot, 4th KerwynLaas.Ladies: 1st GeorgiMcKeone.Pro: 1st Rory Fellow-Smith,2nd Storm Prestwich, 3rdEmile vanVollenhoven, 4th WesleyCoetzee.Dropknee: 1st Dane Klusen-er, 2nd Rory Fellow-Smith,3rd Brendon van Rooyen,4th Bradley Moys.Masters: 1st Morgan Philips,2nd Ryan Steyn.Juniors: 1st WesleyCoetzee, 2nd Michael Myn-hardt, 3rd Mikey Gomez,4th Adriaan Duvenage.Boys: 1st Alex Nutt, 2ndRohan Nel, 3rd MartinGrobler, 4th Luciano Ovidi.

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