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waDukuza, like much of South Africa, is dealing Kwith and examining its

conscience towards foreign nationals; still has a plethora of social ills to overcome before next year's watershed local elections.

An area that town folk might think is in the twilight zone, Russell Street; is home to many social ills that have been gone unnoticed for years and years until now.

Ex-KDM Councillor and Russell Street resident, Shabir Dawood together with his rate paying neighbours has been on the front line of multiple robberies, drug dens, murders and prostitution.

Their attempts to get the relevant authorities to address the above social ills have brought on a frustration that is never ending.

Dawood himself has been a victim of multiple home break ins. He has opened cases at the police station and went to various KwaDukuza Municipality (KDM)

SERIOUS STATE: Residents are concerned about the safety of people living in the Railway homes

departments to raise the alarm on activities taking place in the Railway housing area and its periphery.

Another resident / businessman, who will remain anonymous, said that he personally approached Transnet and met with the chief in charge.

Transnet Property spokesman, Mboniso Sigonyela, said that Transnet Property has been made aware of the condition of the properties.

“The company is attending to the situation. Concerned residents may contact our regional office.”

The Xpress Times together with ex-councillor Dawood visited the Railway Housing area and found more problems.

Ambiguous streetlights with one damaged and another that lit up the daytime sky. Potholes with elliptical shapes and a manhole cover missing (this is a feature of KwaDukuza for close to a year). Dawood pointed out a situation where a supposed drug house was

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“A drug house is directly opposite the S t a n g e r S o u t h Secondary School and I have notified the Department of Education about this,” he said.

He added that the ex-Railway chief's widow was forcibly removed from her Rai lway home due to intimidation. Dawood also sa id tha t i t “cos t me thousands of rands to cut the trees and weeds” after approaching KDM about the growing situation.

“My neighbour suffered through two hold ups when his property was broken into in August and September 2014 and another neighbour was robbed two weeks ago when copper pipes were stolen,” said Dawood.

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activists as well local foreign nationals, brandished placards and banners damning the spate of Xenophobic attacks that claimed seven lives.

The ANC GKR together with protesters walked through the CBD with Somalis, Pakistanis, Malawians and other foreign national ethnic groups to hand over a memorandum to the SAPS.

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GKR, Council lor Ricardo Mthembu said that the leadership appealed to the SAPS to clamp down on illegal immigrants “occupying space.”

Ethiopian foreign national, Delelon Madamo (28) said thanked the SAPS, ANC and local government because he said that “I was fearing for my life.”

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Likes and dislikesNdoda Nelson Mdluli believes

he is a victim of hatred. He alleges that he and his neighbour at Nonoti are not on speaking terms and attributes this to hatred for no substantial reason. On Good Friday Mdluli alleges that he was accosted by his neighbour. The neighbour called out to his son to come and assault Mdluli. The son struck him several times to the head causing open injuries in the presence of his wife. Neighbours intervened and saved him from further injury. Sifiso Gumede (34) is due before court on 19 June after being granted bail.

Commemorating Workers' Day

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S o u t h A f r i c a o b s e r v e s International Workers' Day on 1 May. Workers' Day, also known as May Day, originated within the historical struggles of workers and their trade unions for solidarity between working people, and in their struggles to achieve fair employment standards.

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UN Global Road Safety Week

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Cashing inThe wave of xenophobic

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d e t e r m i n a t i o n s a w h i m investigate and solve his own case. He alleges that he noticed steel balustrades valued at R20 000 missing from Luthando

Centre and reported to police. The following day he visited a local scrap dealer and found three culprits in possession of his property. He alerted the police and Mfanafuthi Nxele (25), B o n g a N g e m a ( 2 1 ) a n dKhulekani Zulu (35) were taken into custody. All three have been remanded in custody pending a bail decision.

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put in place progressive labour legislation and key programmes in line with the Constitution. Labour law prevents discrimination, including workplace discrimination.

This public holiday is a testimony to the hard battles that workers in this country and in other parts of the globe have waged for workers' rights and social justice over many decades.

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The centrepiece of the #SaveKidsLives campaign, w h i c h w a s l a u n c h e d i nNovember 2014, is a child declaration, developed with input from children around the world.

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World Press Freedom DayBy Xpress Reporter

World Press Freedom Day is annually observed on Friday, 3 May 2015 to inform the international community that freedom of the press and freedom of expression are fundamental human rights. This day reminds people that many journalists brave death or face jail to bring daily news to the public. Media p r o f e s s i o n a l s , i n c l u d i n g photojournalists, who risk their lives in the line of duty, are recognised on World Press Information Day.

It is an opportunity to: celebrate the fundamental principles of press freedom, assess the state of press freedom throughout the world, defend the media f rom at tacks on their independence and pay tribute to journalists who have lost their lives in the line of duty.

World Press Freedom Day was established by the General Assembly of the United Nations in December 1993 as an outgrowth of the Seminar on Promoting an Independent and Pluralistic African Press. This seminar took place in Namibia in 1991 and led to the adoption of the Windhoek Declaration on Promoting Independent and Pluralistic Media.

The Windhoek Declaration called to establish, maintain and foster an independent, pluralistic and free press. It emphasised the importance of a free press for developing and maintaining democracy in a nation, and for economic

development. World Press Freedom Day is celebrated annually on May 3, the date on which the Windhoek Declaration was adopted.

Although World Press Freedom Day has only been celebrated since 1993, it has much deeper roots in the United Nations. Article 19 of the 1948 Universal Declaration on Human Rights states that everyone “has the right to freedom of opinion and expression; this right includes freedom to hold opinions without interference and to seek, receive and impart information and ideas through any media and regardless of frontiers”.

Stanger High School was established in 1873 when Stanger was proclaimed as a town. The

town then had 53 families. A little house on the corner of Jackson and Hulett Streets, s e r v e d a s t h e S t a n g e r Government School.

The School was referred to as the “White School” because the first Headmaster was Mr White and two members of the Hulett family in Polly and Sarah served as educators.

The logbook dated the 5th August 1895 indicates an enrolment of 75 learners which included 18

Indian learners. There was Hendrik and Frasie Hoogvorst and Amod Goolam and Kisson. Next to Kisson sat Charles Bond and his sister Cecilia. Ivan Logan shared a bench with Latchman

The Legacy of Stanger High

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beginning, the School has

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School

Bodasing.Classes ranged from Class 1 to

Standard 6 (Grade 1 to Grade 8) with Mr Dukes the Headmaster at the time and three teachers who had to cope with two standards at the same time.

The first 75 learners included: Andrew Theunnisen, Lewis Jacobs, Kate Downes, Madeline Attlee, Fred Ritchie, Dora Logan, Douglas Jones, Cecilia Makkink, Mabel Grundy, Rajah Bodasing, Charles Bond, Cecilia Bond, John Makkink, Harold Attlee, Kathleen Attlee, Percy Thring, Josephine Williams, Ales Williams, Bernard Logan, George Heslop, Alice Clark, Latchman Bodasing, Herbert Bull, Lulu Bond, Lilian Attlee, Albert White, Amond Goolam, Eva Grundy, Alma White, Charlie Williams, Flora Warry,

Frank Warry, Johan Schruer, Alice Makkink, Archie Logan, Bella Jacobs, Albertus Freriksen, Minnie Clark, Alec Clark, Friend Bond, John Attlee, Effie Warry, Irene Logan, Masterman Jacobs, Gertrude Geils, Ethel Bond, H i lda Howse , Ramnund , Kissoon, Ramnihore, Allan White, Henrietta Hoogvorst, Lena Rode, Claud Adams, Cornelius Hoogvorst, Edward Rode, Mary Bignoux, Madeline Bignoux, Olga Bignoux, Otto Bignoux, William Bignoux, Trinjtje Hoogvoorst, Bonne Bignoux, Henrietta Adams, M a r t i n R o d e , H e n d r i k Hoogvorst, Bernard Rode, Hereman Rode, Gonosamy, Nina, Horace Adams, Alfred Williams, Banggaru, Manicam and Alfred Logan


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wokugujwa kosuku lwenkululeko nobuhlelwe inhlangano kaKhongolose ngaphansi kweS i funda i -Grea t e r KwaDukuza . Bekuphume ngisho esinedolo kulomgubho obusenkundleni zemidlalo e-Groutville nokuyikhaya lomunye woMongameli baka-ANC ongasekho, iNkosi Albert Luthuli.

Ngesikhathi amukela izihambeli, uSihlalo ka-ANC kulesiSifunda, uRicardo Mthembu utshele izihlwele ebezigcwele kulendawo ukuthi lomcimbi bawenze ekhaya likaLuthuli ngenhloso yokuzosho ukuthi basaqhubeka ezinyathelweni zakhe zokugqugquzela ubumbano. Echaza nokuthi uLuthuli kwaba n g u y e n a u M o n g a m e l i w o k u g c i n a kulenhlangano ngaphambi kokuba ivalwe umlomo ngesikhathi sobandlululo.

uNkk Dolly Shandu onguSihlalo wophiko lwabesifazane be-ANC kwiSifundazwe, utshele amalungu aloluphiko ukuthi umgomo wokuthi makube no-50/50 wobulili uma abantu sebeqokelwa izikhundla, awusho nje ukuthi akuthathwe noma ngubani kepha kufuneka ukuthi kuqokwe abantu abavuthiwe nabakufanele ukuba kulezo zikhundla. Uphinde wabaxwayisa nangokuthi akumele bakhuthale kuphela ngoba sebefuna ukukhethelwa ezikhundleni. Wagxeka nezenzo zod lame ez ibhek iswe kwabokuf ika . Ekhumbuza abantu ukuthi iningi lalaba bantu selivele linemizi kanye nemindeni kuleli, nokungaba lukhuni ukuthi selingayishiya

Kushaywa i-slogan: Amasosha oMkhonto weSizwe kanye noMnu Sihle Zikalala (owuNobhala weSifundazwe), uNkk Baleka Mbethe (onguSihlalo kaZwelonke), uNkk Nomacawe Mafu (wekomidi

likaZwelonke) noMnu Ricardo Mthembu (onguSihlalo weSifunda)

Ziningi izinselelo abasabhekene nazo ababhali

U k u x a z u l u l a e z i n k i n g e n i a b a b h e k e n e n a z o a b a b h a l i ikakhulukazi labo abasafufusa, uMnyango wezobuCiko namaSiko K w a Z u l u - N a t a l u h o l w a n g u N g q o n g q o s h e , u N k k Ntombikayise Sibhidla-Saphetha, uye wabamba inkomfa yababhali n g o L w e s i h l a n u o l w e d l u l e n e b i b a n j e l w e e - B a t C e n t r e eThekwini. Lapha uMnyango u b u b i z e a b a b h a l i a b a v e l a e z i n d a w e n i e z a h l u k e n e es i fundazweni i -KZN ukuze kuzoboniswana ngokumele kweziwe ukuxazulula kwizingqinamba ababhekene nazo.

UNgqongqoshe uchazile ukuthi ucwaningo lwabo luyakuveza ukuthi zinkulu izingqinamba ababhekana nazo ababhali ikakhulukazi uma sekubhekwe ekushic i le lweni

Ababhali baKwaDukuza ngaphansi kwethimba Insika Reading and Writing Club ebebehambele inkomfa ebise-Bat Centre eThekwini.

Fundanami Fun WalkT h e F u n d a n a m i L i t e r a c y

Association was formed as part of partnership with several United Kingdom (UK) based schools to promote literacy at schools in South Africa. Books are collected in the UK and shipped annually; with libraries of all participating schools benefitting from the shipment. With the rising costs of shipping, it has become necessary to initiate fundraising ventures.

The Fundanami Group of Schools is hosting an elaborate Breakfast Beach Fun Walk to raise funds for the

We are all God's children

I believe our good attitudes produce true gratitude. South Africa belongs to all who live in it. Remember, the world is in God's hands and he does not believe in colour, race and which country you belong to because I believe we are all his children but in this world we divide ourselves. The violent xenophobic attacks against foreign nationals are very sad. While government claims that South Africa has a liberal and open system that allows everyone to live in the country so long as they have the correct documents, recent xenophobic attacks do not support this police. Why has multi-culturalism in the much-vaunted “rainbow nation” become so dangerously unstable? President Jacob Zuma has assured foreigners living in South Africa that they are

Fax 032 552 2133 or email your letters to [email protected]. STRICTLY NO LETTER WILL BE USED WITHOUT A PROPER NAME, ADDRESS AND CONTACT DETAILS.

The Editor cannot be held responsible for any information in the Letters to the Editor column. This column is intended to be a platform and forum for those members of the community who have an opinion on a certain issue, which does not necessarily reflect the views of the Xpress Times. Please note some letters will be shortened to accommodate all correspondence. Those utilizing the column must please ensure that your name, address and telephone numbers are submitted for our reference; however, a pseudonym will be used when requested by the writer. The Editor reserves the right not to publish a letter.

Letters to the Editor

kalula nje kanjalo.UMnu Sihle Zikalala onguNobhala

walenhlangano kwiSifundazwe yena ukhumbuze izihambeli ukuthi lolusuku luze lube khona nje, kungenxa yegazi elachitheka kubulawa abaholi abafana no-Chris Hani. Uxwayise amalungu ka-ANC ukuthi angabanaki labo somathuba abahamba bed la la ngabantu, bebathembisa ukuthi bazobatholela imihlaba. Ubachazelile ukuthi uKhongolose unalo uhlelo lwawo lokubuy i se l a umhlaba eban twin i . US ih l a lo ka -ANC kuZwelonke, uNkk Baleka Mbethe uncome ubuhle bomcimbi. Wachazela a b a n t u u k u t h i e n y e i n h l o s o yalomgubho, ileyo yokubungazwa kweminyaka engama-60 usomqulu wenkululeko (Freedom Charter) washicilelwa. Uphinde waveza nokuthi inyanga kaMbasa (April) ibuye ibaluleke ngokuthi mhla zili-17 kuyona ngonyaka wezi-1954, abesifazane bakuleli basungula usomqulu wabo nowaba isengezo esibalulekile kusomqulu wenkululeko.

Ukhumbuze abantu ukuthi ngasekuqaleni kwalonyaka, uMongameli uMsholozi unxuse ukuthi amagatsha alenhlangano asungule amathimba kasomqulu wenkululeko (Freedom Charter forums). UNkk Mbethe ubeyifunda aphinde ayichaze ngokulandelana kwayo imigomo eshicilelwe kulo somqulu. Utshele

amalungu ka-ANC ukuthi wonke umuntu kudingeka abe nawo losomqulu ukuze onke amagatsha ezokuqinisekisa ukuthi konke okushicilelwe kuwona kuyenzeka futhi kuyalandeleka. Uphinde wacacisa ngokuthi umuntu obizwa ngomakadebona (veteran) kulenhlangano, kuba ilowo ubulungu bakhe osebuneminyaka engama-40 kuya phezulu futhi obungakaze buphazamiseke. Uphinde

watshela amalungu alombutho ukuthi kumele abhukule ngempela njengoba sekubhekwe okhethweni. Ethi kuyomele bahluleke bezamile. Ngasekupheleni komcimbi kuye kwacelwa laba abavela emazweni angaphandle ebebemenyiwe ukuthi basukume ukuze ubabone umphakathi, ukutshengisa abantu ukuthi lenhlangano iyazigxeka izenzozokuhlaselwa kwabokufika kuleli.

nasekudayisweni kwemisebenzi yabo. Nabo ababhali bakuvezile ukukhathazeka kwabo ngezinkinga e z i f a n a n o k u n t s h o n t s h w a kwemisebenzi yabo uma beyiyisa e z i n k a m p a n i n i e z a h l u k e n e zokushicilela. Baphinde bakhala nangenkinga yokuthi kubonakala k u w u M n y a n g o w e z e M f u n d o kuphela okumele bathembele kuwona ukuthi uthenge imisebenzi yabo. Bathe lokhu akubajabulisi ngoba akuzona zonke izincwadi ezikhethelwa ukuthi ziyiswe ezikoleni.

UNgqongqoshe uSibhidla utshele ababhali ukuthi nabo abakenzi lutho uma kuziwa ezincwadini ezikhuluma ngomlando walelizwe nezibhalwe ngolimi lwabo lwebele. Uveze lokhu ethi kungenye yezimbangela zokuthi k u q u b u k e n g i s h o u d l a m e

olubhekiswe kwabokufika kuleli ngoba abantu bakuleli a b a k a b u q o n d i k a h l e ubudlelwano babo nalaba bantu bokuhamba njengoba z i n g e k h o i z i n c w a d i ezibachazela ngalokhu kanti ezikhona zona zibhalwe ngesiNgisi.

O m u n y e w a b a b h a l i nosemnkantshubomvu, uDkt Nakanjani Sibiya, utshele ababhali ukuthi ezinye izinto ezidala ukuthi ibukelwe phansi imisebenzi yabo, ukuthi abanye abantu banokukopela ezincwadini abake bazifunda bese bebhala into efanayo n o k w e n z a a b a s h i c i l e l i

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UNkk Carol Slater obemele abezemtapo yolwazi (libraries) utshele izihambeli zalenkomfa ukuthi ziyadingeka izincwadi ezintsha kanti bona banazo izigidi e z ingama-25 (R25 mi l l i on ) zokuzithenga lezo zincwadi. Ngasekupheleni kuvunyelwane ngokuthi sekuzofuneka ukuthi kuhlanganwe kabili ngonyaka ukuze a b a n t u b a s h e s h e b a z i t h o l e i z i m p e n d u l o n j e n g o b a bebethenjiswe ukuthi eminye imibuzo yabo isazodingidwa kabanzi y i l a b o a b a q o n d e n e n a y o emnyangweni.

transport costs of much needed library books collected in the United Kingdom. The details of the event are as follows:

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protected by a friendly legislative system which accommodates everyone. I truly believe that the victory over apartheid wasbolstered by the unending help from our neighbouring countries, their citizens and governments. Many of our political activists were forced into exile in other countries. Therefore I say, we need to balancethe way we treat those who gave us refuge during our times of need with the perception that refugees are a socio-economic burden. I hope that government would put in place necessary measures to curb xenophobic attacks on migrants. God bless South Africa

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Nonoti Drift Siva Soobramoniar Temple: The Moodley family invites you to the 103rd Chitrapurvam Kavady Festival: Flag hoisting: Monday, 27 April 2015 (Havan at 5:30pm); Kavady Festival: Sunday, 3 May 2015 (Devotees expected from 7am); Flag de-hoisting: Tuesday, 5 May 2015. Daily services and bhajans will be conducted from 28 April 2015 to 2 May 2015. The festival will be held at the residence of SR Moodley (Toopan), Nonoti Drift, Darnall. Contact: 032 551 4753 / 082 371 8686.

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thDated at Kwa Dukuza on this 15 day of April 2015

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the 76 year old great grandfather, Nikeyi Maarbeel as it was on this date that he lost his beloved wife. To commemorate this occasionand keep the memory of his beloved, the popularly known 'Jawaan', meaning young and also the 'Iron Man' has decided to tackle the gruelling 42.2km Deloitte Challenge that takes place this Friday, 1 May 2015 that begins in Ballito and ends at the Kings Park Stadium in Durban. He said: “I am running this race in memory of my late wife.”

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Nikeyi Maarbeel, holding a photo of his late wife, will tackle the Delloite Challenge in memory of her

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The Mandeni Local Football Association confirmed that their soccer champions are Real Hope Academy who have won the league with 9 points ahead of their nearest rivals.

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The duo of Vinesh Geanballey and Jerry Govender were crowned the Sidney Naicker and family sponsored doubles darts champions at the tournament hosted by the KwaDukuza Darts Association at the North Coast Tavern last Wednesday. They beat Vishalin Parmasivan and Jerry Arunachellam in the finals.

Winner and President of KDDA, Jerry Govender thanked sponsor Sidney Naicker and his family for their generosity.

Geanballey and Govender did not have it all their way in the first quarter final. They came up against a rampant Vasa Rungasamy and Justin Naidoo who shocked them by winning the first game. However Geanballey and Govender quickly regrouped to win the final two games and secure a semi-final berth.

In the second quarter final, Nine Pillay and Devan Gounden hardly worked up a sweat as they clean swept passed Ashley Haripersaad and Terrence Subban beating them 2-0 to book a place in the semi-final.

Meanwhile, in the bottom half of the draw, Parmasivan and Arunachellam had no problem beating Charlie Pillay and Balu Pillay in straight games (2-0) to set up a semi-final clash clash against Darrel Shanmagum and Neeran Somnath who had to dig deep in their reserves to beat the rampant duo of Terrence Pillay and Vigen

Geanballey/Govender are the doubles champs

Murugan after coming from behind to win 2-1.

In the first semi-final, Geanballey and Govender were in scintillating form hammering Pillay and Gounden 2-0 to reach the final whilst Parmasivan and Arunachellam wasted no time in beating Shanmagum and Somnath in straight games.

The finals kept up to its classic reputation with both teams vying for honours. Geanballey and Govender won the first game but Parmasivan and Arunachellam bounced back to win the second game and force the game into the third and decisive game. Both pairs threw pin-point darts. However, Geanballey and Govender outsmarted Parmasivan and Arunachellam at the end closing first to claim the doubles championships.

Darrel Shanmagum claimed a spot in the end of year 180 cup after scoring the maximum of 180 (three triple 20).

Tonight (Wednesday), KDDA launches their doubles league at the North Coast Tavern starting at 7pm. The league will beplayed over 11 rounds consisting of 2 x 701 and 4 x 501. After the 11 rounds, thetop 2 teams will be declared winners and runners up. The top 8 teams will then contest a knockout tournament with the winners being declared the undisputed doubles champions.


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2014 league runners up, KSST were stunned in their encounter with the new look Warriors Sport outfit from Shakaskraal. Nolen Govender Mark Pillay and Sherwin Adyappa combined well to lead Warriors to a shocking 25-20 win in the first set. However, KSST rallied back to claim the second set 25-21 with the comeback spear-headed by Sherwin Daniels and Carnell Joseph. KSST maintained the pressure in the third and decisive set to race to a 15-9 victory for a 2-1 overall victory and maintained pressure on early log leaders, Grove End.

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Darnall United and Cool Leaders in the newly formed Division I league. In what was a humdinger of the night, 2014 social league runners up Darnall had to dig deep into their reserves to keep out the rampant Cool Leaders outfit. Both teams fought tooth and nail in their opening fixture but it was Darnall that kept their nerves for a tightly contested 25-22, 25-22 victory.

All eyes will be on the Premier League tomorrow when Randsons are due to play. Randsons have been outdone this season in the knockout cups and will need to up their tempo if they want to become real contenders for the premier league title. Eyes will also be on the Division 1 league when the rest of the teams, namely Frendz, Sunbrook and Manor Old Boys will be on display and this should give an indication on which team

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United Cricket Club have secured a berth in the finals of the Warriors Sports sponsored T20 cricket knockout tournament after knocking out Oceanville A in an unfortunate Duckworth Lewis (DL) decision. The semi-final, played under the aegis of the iLembe and District Cricket Union took place at the Gledhow Ground this past Sunday.

The second semi final between Oceanville A and United in the Warriors Sport T20 KO was interrupted by rain. A day prior to the match clubs were warned that rain was forecasted and that the DL system would be used if necessary.

The match commenced under perfect weather conditions. Oceanville won the toss and elected to bat first and were 78 all out in the 20th over. B. Kalligan top-scored with 23 which included 2 massive sixes and he was assisted by T. Deodhat (12). Aboo Ismail was the destroyer in chief claiming 4/16.

United commenced their innings with the weather looking good for play. However, in the 9th over

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Seen is the rain drenched United outfit after their win with Tournament Director and CEO of Warriors Sport, Rajiv Mathapershad

there was a bit of a drizzle. With the score on 39/5 and with Oceanville at an advantage, United requested that the match be called off. Oceanville objected and in consultation with the umpire Radeshwar Singh of Manor, the game continued. Before the start of the 11th over, with the dr izz le remain ing cons is tent , Oceanvi l le requested the match be called off. The ruling umpire allowed the game to continue amid protests from United with the score on 48/5. Both teams were desperate for a win or risk being knocked out. However, the match had to be called off at 11.5 overs after the heavens opened up. United were 54/5. M. Mohamed top-scored with 15 and M Hoosen 11. R. Ramsingh claimed 2/14.

The tournament director, Rajiv Mathapershad, in consu l t a t ion wi th the captains and umpires used t h e D u c k w o r t h - L e w i s calculator to determine the winner. According to the DL system, United's revised target was 53 for a win. The match was therefore awarded to United.

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O c e a n v i l l e w a s disappointed with the outcome, but nevertheless stated that it was fun to play in the tournament and congratulated United for qualifying for the final albeit considering them lucky.

The finals is scheduled for 11 am on Sunday 3 May at the Country Club grounds, which would be in readiness for play.

Nkobongo, who are in a cricket final for the first time in their history, are going in as the underdogs. However, United should not take them lightly. This was proven against Manor A.

Tournament Director Rajiv warned that the Umpires are the sole judges of the game and that no interference or manipulation of the game or grounds from teams or executives would be tolerated.

iLembe Netball hosts successful BGM

iLembe Netball Association hosted a successful Biennial General Meeting to elect new leaders to take the sport to greater heights.

They would like to thank iLembe District Municipality for accommodating the BGM at their Boardroom. They also thanked the Local Municipalities for providing transport for its members , iLembe Spor ts Confederation and locals with all the necessary assistance that was

received at the iLembe Netball BGM. Thanks to KZN Sports Confederation and all iLembe Netball Council members for dedicating their time on the day and to all other netball people who came in and supported netball. As a federation, they really appreciated commitment the commitment.

Commi t t ed KwaDukuza netball enthusiast, Ivy Khumalo was elected unopposed as the President and Gugu Dladla will

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